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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.


-Columbia College. Now 3 York, is
the richest University on this side of the
Atlantic.
|. The whole Bible has been translated
into eight African tongues, and portions
OF it into twenty-four others, making
thirty-two in all. hs sn rs
-Alabama has fity-fve. Baptist asso-
Citations, with l ,435 churches, containing
$4,000 members. There is a colored
membership Of so 080ssszzzsaszssnsa
There is published in Kioto., Japan,
a magazine with the title, cssThe Two
Religion Magazine" which is laboring
to unite Buddhism and ShintOism against
Christianity. '.'aN p
The Unitarians of ST.. Louis have
dedicated the Church of the Messiah,
erected at cost of $50, 900, which has
been paid. Rev. DR.. John Snyder is
pastor. -, "a -, 's g.,...'.s,.
The Choctaw Indian Council has re.
Gently appropriated $4,000 for the cree
ton of a new building for Spencer Acad-
envy, school now under the care of the
Presbyterian Board.
The population of Winnipeg, the
most northern city on the continent, has
increased from 215 in 1870 to IA, 700 in
1881. Its churches, which represent all
denominations, are full every Sabbath.
Winnipeg is the banner church going
city in the land.sY IVA
The London Missionary Society's
Mission on Lake Tanganyika has been
carried on since its commencement in
1876 at an expenditure of 100000.
There have been three deaths, and three
have been obliged to retire on account
of i'll health. The Society propose TO
send out five new men in the spring to
recruit the mission. . ary 80
Miss Proctor, of Aintab. writes of
Hadjin: Twenty years ago the mis-
sionaries were driven out Of the place
now every Sabbath from 800 to 400
gather to listen to the preaching of the
Word. Five schools are supported
mostly by the people, with over 400
pupils, and three Bible readers give
daily lessons to about 80 women.
Mr.. Beecher surprised his cOngre-
CATION the other Sunday by protesting
against the smallness of their contri-
buttons. He said that q. congregation
of 5000 people should never give less
than $500 on any occasion, and, with
serio-comic air that elected hearty
laugh from the assemblage, he ex-
claimed: eff you don't do better.
you shan't have any contributions at all;
I'll take them away from you alto
gether.' The baskets were returned
more heavily laden than has been usual
of late
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West and South.

AT Dallas, Texas, a few days ago thirty
leading Republicans held a secret conference
and outlined an Independent movement, Sc
lecting G. Washington Jones for Governor and
Joseph Brinckley for Lieutenant Governor.
On the evening of the 31st ult. the great
Cotton Exposition at Atlanta, Ca, was closed.
The farewell address was made by Director
General Kimball. ........F
On New Years eve the Knights of Pythias
were holding a festival In Golfers Hall, at
Shanesville, Ohio. The room was densely
packed with people, and just as the band be-
gan playing the floor gave way with a crash,
precipitating about 800 people to the floor be-
low. Two persons were killed outright, three
fatally burned and large number of Others
were more Of less seriously injured.
OK the LIST George 8. Reed of San Francis
co, who had become deranged by too close at
tention to business, killed his mother-in-law,
Sarah A. Smith, fatally wounded his young
daughter, and then took his own life.
On the LIST trains were detained at Peters
burg Va, by fall of ten inches of snow.
The day was the coolest of the season through
out Canada.
EMMETT CLOUD (coloreD was lynched near
Southampton, Va, the other day, for the
murder of two clerks sleeping in country
store.
JEREMIAH NJ. RUsK was inaugurated Gov
ernor of Wisconsin on the I'd.
COLONEL WILLIAM E. CAMERON, the new
Governor Of Virginia, was inaugurated on the
3D.
The high-license Liquor law of Nebraska
took effect on the I'd. Of the 40 saloons In
Omaha lOS suspended operations.
Two LITTLE boys of Short Creek, Mo-,
named Williams and Gates, aged respectively
seven and five years, recently quarreled,
while at play. Williams ran into the house,
secured revolver, and shot his playmate
dead.
THREE brothers named Mcdonald, confined
In jail at Graham, Tex, for the murder of one
Martin, made break for freedom few DAYS
ago. They killed one jailer and took another
one with them as hostage, but were pursued
by body OF 200 citizens, and in the fight that
followed all three of the McDonalds were left
dead on the field and several citizens were
wounded
AT Ellsworth, Kan, few DAYS ago w. E.
Graham, who murdered and cremated Philip
Eglery at venango, was hanged by a mob in
front of the courthouse door.
INFORMATION has been received by the Post
Office Department that the four Gentle post
masters in Utah have been systematically boy
cotted by the Mormon citizens, who ride miles
to purchase stamps of the faithful.
fHf :.Refmplican .Ceg.rsi Committee Of
Georgia. has Selected L.: +. Buck, United
States COmifnissfOhe,s AS CAairmsp In n,aco
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"A project entirely novel to English
customs and habits of mind is likely soon
70 come before the country as public,
perhaps national, certainly as party
question, and is already being written
up by party organs with that view
namely, the project of the CONSUMPTION.
The material Of the army is, it is adj
mitted, degenerating. Even the supply
is seriously falling off, and it is almost
impossible to obtain recruits of q suita-
BILE kind. The Irish and Scotch peas
ants, who hitherto formed the healthiest
and best portion of the service, are no
longer to be had as heretofore, whether
from actual failure of the sources or
from growing Discrimination for military
service. Even the English recruits are
no longer coming in good numbers from
the strong rural districts, and those
from the cities are morally and physi-
cally inferior. These circumstances,
added to the short service system-which
takes the best men away as soon as they
are most useful are raising the present
call for compulsory and probably uni.
versal military duty. as among Cont
mental nations
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LATER,

The London Daily Nens says that England
can never agree to allow the suZerainty of the
United States over the entire Western Hemis-
phere, which would be conceded by an Ameri-
can protectorate over the Panama Canal.
WASHINGTON kilograms of the 9th state
that Scoville had been offered 81 900 for the
body of Guiteau after execution, the would
be purchaser Offering to wait twenty years for
the delivery of the body. Guiteau was in
favor of accepting $4,000.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR on the 9th nominated
Samuel c. Parks, of New Mexico, to be Asso-
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court of Wyo-
ming, and Joseph Bell, of New York, to be AS
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court of New
Mexico.
ID. ID. RICHARDS, one of the gang implicated
IN the Missouri land frauds, was convicted in
the Criminal Court of st. Louis on the 9Th,
and sentenced to five years in the Peniten-
tiary.
The Gar has parioned the Polish Roman
Catholic Bishops exiled in 1894.
The Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service has instructed Division Superintend-
localities without waiting to consult him, in
order that the Department shall not be re-
sponsible for the spread of contagious dis
eases.
In the United States Senate on the 9th q
resolution, offered by Mr.. Maxey, was adopted,
instructing the Secretary Of the Interior to
furnish a report Of the survey of the Texas
Boundary Commission in 1858. Mr.. Sherman
moved to take up his Three percent Bond bill,
but was antagonized by Messrs. Beck and Nc
Pherson. resolution calling for information
relative to pension frauds was passed.. Ad-
journed to the 9th. House not in session.
The full bench of the Supreme Court Of
Kansas, in passing upon an agreed case, the
other day, made a decision which will inval-
date nearly all the laws passed. by the Legisla-
turc of that State in 1877 and 1872 The
ground of the decision was that the act was
passed with the aid Of the votes of four mem
bcrs who were not LOCALLY elected. Among
the laws thus made void Is the Prohibition
Constitutional amendment.
The total values Of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products from the United
States during the eleven months ended Nov
ember 80, 1851, were "a, 415,673; same period
in 1850, 81, 40, O07.
OF q crew which took to a boat from 4 sink
ing vessel OF Gloucester, Mass, recently,
two died from exposure, and five were lady
frozen.
THE wife Of Rev. James Cameron, pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church OF Oakland,
CAL, recently gave her husband o dose Of car
bolic acid by mistake for medicine. The poi
con caused the reverend gentleman's death In
. short time.
SEVEN murlercrs were hanged on the 9Th
two at St. Louis, ono at Marshall, Mo-, two ct
franklin, La, one at Elinira, N. T., and one at
Jersey City.
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XLvIIth Congress.

THURSDAY, January 5.-Several petitions
were presented in the Senate, of which
large number prayed for the exercise
OF Government control over railroad transpor-
tation charges. Bills were introduced to pro-
mote the efficiency of the navy and to increase
the efficiency of the signal service of the army
In the House Mr.. Orth Ind gave tice that
he would introduce proposition to change the
mode of selecting committees; he then made
strong protest against the treatment he had
received from Speaker Keifer, and asked to
be, and was, excused from serving on the
Committee on Rules. A resolution was
adopted rendering thanks to the Khedive of
Egypt for the gift of Cleopatra's needle
Bills were introduced to reorganize the mill
tia. and to require manufacturers Of oleomar-
garine to label the same. Adjourned to the 9Th
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From Washington.

The public-debt statement for December
shows the following: Total debt Cncluding
interest), s2,O1s, s69,697. Cash in Treasury,
1887, $780, Debt, less amount in Treasury,
Sizes, 49,, III. Decrease during the month,
BIZ, 793623 Decrease since june 80. 1881,
e75, 1O7, O94 - -: .
The excess of exports Of inerchaniis Sc dur.
ing the twelve months ended November 80,
last, was $195, LBS, 2l2; Twelve months ended
November 80, 1880, $l6s, 6ss, 759. Excess of
imports of gold and silver coin and bullion for
twelve months ended November. so, last, &c.,
se8,0e6; twelve months ended November so,
1880, s59, 80, $780,
1T was stated on the Sd that General Grant
had reached the conclusion that General Fitz
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LiUeS Lost.
Burning OF q tenement, New York ......... 10
Boiler explosion, Allentown, Pa. ID
Burning of asylum, Scranton, Pa. II
Sinking of ferry-boat. Elgin, ILL., .... 10
Distillery explosion, Peoria, Ill. ............ IA
Forest fires, Michigan. ......................40 400
Sinking of ferry-bOat, Atlanta, Ga. ....... IL
Fire, Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Sinking of ferry-boat, Troy, N. Y..... 10
Explosion on steamer West Point. .......... 10
Burning of poor-house, Dover, N. H.. Ii
In addition to these detailed disasters we
have prepared the following general summa-
ry of the loss of life in this country by wind,
water, fire, explosion and other causes:
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Crime.

The following summary includes the num-
Der of murders committed in the United
States during the year 1881, as reported by
telegraph, and their causes so far as they can
be ascertained. OF course this includes only
part of the whole number, as many murders
are not reported. The list is as follows:
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Suicides. 4
The following is a list of the suicides COM
mitted in the United States during 1881, and
their causes, the list only including those
which have been sent by telegraph to the
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Executions During the Year.

The following list shows the number of per-
sons executed in the United States during the
year 1881. The entire number is SO, of which
"a were in the North and Is in the South, the
latter being almost exclusively negroes OF
the whole number twelve were hanged for
wife-murler:
Cal Huey, murder of John Broadway; Hen
~ DuerSOn, murder OF his wife; Hayes White,
murder of William Beattie; Isaac Green, muir
of WILTON Brown; Willis Reeves, murder of
boy; George Green, murder of his wife;
William Brown, murder Of Ralph Tate; George
Patrick McGowan murder of James Lolita:
Amos Manlcy and Abel Manley, murder of
Mcveigh: Bage Jackson, murder of Reu-
ders; Howard G. Edmunds, murder of Sallie
WatsOn-15.
ALABAMA.
Ebert Williams, murder OF Major HutchinS:
George Griifen, murder or Mrs. Segars: Ben.
jamin Perkins, murder of George Roberts-2
Thomas Harper, murder of John Tclifday-1.
CALIFORNIA.
Cruz Dominica, murder OF Francisco Cuneo:
Harvey MOrtier, murder of Richard MacPher.
SON..
COLORADO
William Fl. Salisbury, murder of Constable
Perkins; Frank Gilbert, murder of James
McCallom: Merrick Rozengrants, murder of
john Langmeyer-3
FLORIDA.
Andrew Fell; murder of ]. II. Whitaker;
BENJAMIN Bird, murder Of policeman; Henry
Moses rwiors MURDER s Of william priscolI:
Pink Pratt, murder of a cOlored girl; Henry
Hill murder of Jailer Shelton; Frank Hudson,
murder of David Lee; Tom Belts, murder of
Langston; Samuel Sparks, rape; Sang Armor,
murder of Amos Winglen-8.
IDAHO.
Henry Mcdonnell, murder of George Mayors.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Arneta, Indian, murder of John DAY.
Frederick Kester, murder of Minnie Kester;
Glenn Calm, murder of George H. Davenport
samue, rr,v,.. L 1oUr,'s4 "a ! Han,a-
MARYLAND.
John Gotthard, murder of Joseph Woods;
Felix Munshomer, murder OF James L. Wet
zell--2.
Louis Redman, murder of his fatherin-law;
wyatt Holmes, murder Of Andrew Scott;
Henry s. Smith, murder of James Burt-3.
MISSOURI.
Frank Brown and Jesse Meyers, outlaws;
John w. Patterson, murder of James g. Clark;
Albert p. and Charles =. Talbot, murder of
wife-6.
NEW YORK.
nan; Nathan o. Greenfield, murder OF lis
wife; Charles Stockley, murder of John Wei
ker; Edward Earl murder of his wife; Henry
King, murder Of Michael Hagelin-6.
NEW JERSEY.
Mn. j. ". Meierhofer and Frank Lemmens,
murder Of ]. w. Meierhofer-2.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Marshall Baxter, murder Of Robert Henne.
gan; Augustus Smith, rape; Gabriel White.
murder Of Frederick Bellinger-a
NEW MEXICO.
No 80 7 T,,la
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Great Disasters Of the Year.

Below we print list of the great disasters
during the year, with accompanying loss of
life, both in this country and abroad. The
summary includes only those which have been
reported by telegraph, and is as follows in the
United States:
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AT the close of the Revolutionary
War the Maryland Legislature passed
law giving to the heirs of officers of the
Maryland line killed in battle fifty acres
of land, without patent, and it was pro-
vided that no taxes should be assessed
until the lands were transferred by the
heirs to other parties. Most Of the
lands were located in what is now Gar
rett County, and were only valuable for
the timber growing upon them. The
heirs, being unable to sell, took no steps
to secure their titles, and it Is alleged
that the present owners hold under
escheats issued upon false assertions
that there were no living heirs. The
rapid advance in the value Of property
in Garrett County has called attention
to the titles of the present holders. and
. vide field Of litigation is in prospect.
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Railroad Disasters,

The year 1881 has been comparatively free
from great disasters upon railroads in this
country, though the loss of life 10y minor ac-
cidents has been very large, and much larger
than the telegraph announces, as it brings
but few details of railroad destruction. The
principal disasters have been as follows:
TireS Lost
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Killed by passing train at Middle Creek,

LfreS Lost.
Killed by passing train at Middle Creek,
ANcU
Postal-car thrown from track at Tioga, NY. !
Collision on Northern Pennsylvania Rail-
FOuu
Train wrecked on Hannibal & st. Joe Rail-
iOao..
Train wrecked on Denver g. Rio Grande
IL 49,, NJ :. 49,, i;i
Island DivisiOn) at Albany, Ill............
Collision on Texas Pacific. ...................
Collision on Kentucky Central .............
Collision OH Wabash Railroad. ............... 4
Train wrecked on Louisville, Cincinnati &
Lexington Railroad. .....................
Collision on New York, Lake Erie & West
ern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures.
Collision on New York & Erie Railroad. 80.
Collision on New York g. New England Rail-
= aa. :: :: 80 :.
The total number Of persons killed in vari-
Gus ways by railroads during the year as re.
ported by telegraph to the Tribune was 1,047;
of serious injuries, $50.
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onrao.
ax<h,,. ": n
rrenctS "u1pus, I'VE - AA11a01 "a = -
r.,t., q. o,,i,ssc e ~ 49, ~
phinA s. Irwin: Patrick Hayce. for the murJcr
M.H nradget Hayes; George emith ana Gamastns
.,1' ave 'al0 sn nT1T9f c or n" Aue
Frank McGrath, murder of Josie Small;
James Black, murder of Eli Wilcox; Abram
Martin, murder Of his wife; Joseph Stevens,
murder Of Andy Richardson: Benjamin James,
murder Of David d. Harwell; John Mundy,
murder Of his wife; Bergman W. Hicks, muir
der of his wife; Allen Johnston, murder Of
colored man; Henry Johnston, murder Of John
Davis; Richard James, murder OF David N.
Harrell-10
TEXAS.
Adam Thompson, murder Of Joseph Schu-
maker; Isaiah Walker, murder Of his wife;
Jack Post, name not given-3.
Green Jackson, murdered mans name not
given; John Williams, murder of his wife; An
drew Sanders murder of Michael Miller: Hem
y Z, lawson, rape; joseph Harris murder OF two
VERMONT.
3. g. Hayden, murder of Gertie Hayden;
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on the Southern Pacific Railroad In Arizona,
were massacred by Apache Indians
TEE Maryland Legislature on the 9Th elected
George Fl. Williams President Of the Senate
and Otis Keilholtx Speaker Of the House.
A QUANTITY Of dynamite recently exploded
on Minnesota freight train, destroying the
car, causing the death Of one man and in1ict-
ing serious injuries upon two others.
JOHN NJ. SHAW, one Of Bill Anderson's guer-
rillas, was recently shot dead by his brother at
Louisiana, Mo-, in . quarrel arising over the
division of their fathers property.
THE exodus Of negroes from South Carolina
to Arkansas had reached total of about 7,OOO
up to the 4th. It was believed that 10000
acres of land in South Carolina would 90 un-
cultivated next season for want of laborers.
IT was recently decided by the Appellate
Court at Chicago that telegraph company is
not responsible for errors in the transmission
Of cipher message beyond the amount paid
for sending It,
DURING 1881 the total loss by fire in Chicago
was $l,7S4, 3l2.96.
On an open space about half a mile north
of the public square in Oskaloosa, Ia, stood q
powder magazine. Three boys, one of them
the son of the Mayor of Oskaloosa, went out
on the 5th to do little target-shootipg with
magazine breech-loading rifle which the
Mayor had drawn in New Years rattle, and
had turned over to his son. The youngsters
blazed away at the Interchangeable, using it
as target, and one OF the explosives pierced
the wall and ignited the powder inside the
building. In the explosion Of the five tons of
powder the three boys were instantly killed,
their bodies being horribly mangled, and great
damage was done to houses in the vicinity.
WHILE the funeral of Rev. Simon Kuhlen-
hoelter was being held in the Salem Evangel-
zeal Church at Quincy, ILL.,, on the 5th, even
the standing room being taken, arailing broke
with crs.i The entire congregation started
pell-meli for the main door, and were instant
" piled five or six deep in the outer hall.
Forty persons were injured, four or more fatal
ly, some others being MANNED for life.
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The course OF true love never did
run smooth. The Baroness Burdett-
CQutts' love for Ashmead is 70 cost her
$4,000 . year.
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There is heavy demand ON the
United States Treasury for bright new
dimes, for bangles. There are none in
the department. a
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The following list shows the number of per-
sons executed in the United States during the
year 1881. The entire number is SO, of which
"a were in the North and Is in the South, the
latter being almost exclusively negroes OF
the whole number twelve were hanged for
wife-murtler:
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The more important disasters not in this
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Harriet N. Cooper, St Louis, Mo-, rs years;
Sarah Johnston, Piqua, O., 102; Bridget Gal
lagher, Cincinnati, O., 107; Daniel O'Brien,
rs: Miller Dnvitt, Angola, Ind. ls; Samuel ;ii
Lane, Mount Vernon, O., 123; Richard Pease,
Rumsome. n. j.. 101; Jacques Seebo, Mount
Clement, Mich, los; Hannah Cole, Rome, N.
Y, los; James Gates, Urbana, o., 125; Abram
johnson, Salem, Pa, 1Os; Rebecca Delaney,
Columbus, Ga, los; Thomas Crafty, Rockville,
Conn.,, Ill; Mrs. Judith Hathaway, Duxbury,
Mass, 1O2; Betsy James, Nashville, Tenn,
101; Hannah Cox, Hulderness, N. H., los;
Margaret Kane, Williamsburg, N. Y, 107; Mrs.
Sarah Moseley, Madison, Ind, Ill; Gabriel
White, Piqua, o., 100.
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NC W dSulugUOU, ~. Us n6V. u. Is. kCrIOOC,
Hooker, Secretary Massachusetts, Home Mis-
sionary Society, Boston; Rev. George Sheldon,
e. D. District Secretary of the American
son, Superintendent Universalist Church Work
in Illinois; Rev. DIR. A. B. Van Zandt, Profess
sor r. OF Theology. Rutgers College, n. j.;
Church; Elder James White, founder of Sew
enth-Day Adventists, Battle Creek, Mich.
Rev. Austin Craig, d. D., President Christian
bishop John N. Hsnni, Roman Catholic. Nil.
waukee; Rev. Henry Cowles, D. D., James
vile, Wis; Rcv. S. A. w. Jcwett, Presiding
Elder Joliet glll District; very-Rey; John
Emmettsburg, Nd; DIR. Stuart Robinson,
Mormon Church: REV. E. "A. Dalrymple, Epis-
Professor in Lane Seminary. Cincinnati, O. /:
Or. Leonard Bacon. New York.
DR.. +. N. Wright, Inspector National Board
McDermont, ex-Surgeon-General Of Ohio; DR..
George Taylor, New Milford, Conn.,; DIR. Levin
Smith Jones, Richmond, Va; DIR. Alva Curtis,
Yora; Dr. Wsm 1s ponS New New
York: Dr. Konradin Hornberg, Indianapolis,
Ind; Dr. James Babcock, Albany, New York;
pr Francis Carter, Dean of st: Zines Medical
United States Navy; DR.. Herman Wendell,
Albany, N. T.; DR.. George w. Dirmeyer, SEQ
retAry OF the Louisiana State Board of Health;
DR.. John d. Russ, Pompton, N. j.; DIR. p. G.
Boyer, New Orleans; DIR. Richard O. Coming,
editor Louisville Medical Ne.Us, KY; DIR. Isaac
Ray, specialist and author on insanity, Philar
n. J.; DR.. Charles Macgill, Richmond, Va; DIR.
J. G. Hughes, Dean of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, KeOkuk, Iowa; DR.. James G.
R9'css a Her york CITY Dr. D Warren Esa
nOlds, Bofton, Mass.
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION.
Gen. Charles b. Stuart civil engineer, Cleve-
lan4 Or Prof. AlphonsO Wood, bOtanist, West
Farms, n. T.: Prof. William c. Fowler, Am
horst College, Massachusetts,: George H. Sam
born, inventor of the boOkbinding machine,
Brooklyn, NY; ]. Lewis Diman, ID. D., Profess
COR Of History and Political Economy, Brown
University, Providence, r. L.; Prof. David
Crosby Principal Literary Institute, Nashua,
Of Woodworths planning machine; Charles r.
6ecor, authority in metallurgy, New York;
Galloway Chestou. President Of the Board Of