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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
Brave Engineer Higgins.

A locomotive ON the Elizabethtown Rail-
way was thrown from the truck BY running
over a cow, and Engineer Higgins fell I'M
der the boiler, where he was enveloped in
scalding steam. "Leave me-" he cried to
the men who were trying to pull him QUIT
"and flag No. right away" This was
done and a terrible wreck prevented. while
the brave engineer was being burned to
death.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
Both Drowned.

John NJ. Hale, well-known merchant,
of New York, was drowned at Parkers-
burg, W. Va, while trying to save the life
of his son, lad of thirteen years. The
latter got beyond his depth, and his father
went to his rescue, and both were
drowned.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
THE CROPS,
Results OF the Wheat Harvest from Va
riOus Quarters and the Outlook for Crops
Yet to be Seeured. s..-.-.s -.. ... "a

Yet to be Secured. s.-Es il .t.-
t.t1 & s:i;ss DAKOTA.
e. ...a.,f-. - ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept Z.
/ ~ The month of August closed with the har.
vest. nearly ended in South Dakota, and
rapidly approaching completion, with high
ly favorable weather, in North Dakota. A
week of rainy weather, with southeast
winds, injured the grain in the shock slight
1y and caused some growing and bleaching
Of the berry, thereby lowering the quality
little. The weather changed just in time
toprevent victorious harvest being turned
into disastrous defeat. The wind changed
to the west and northwest with stiff, cool
breeza, and quickly dried out the grain
ready for stacking. A noticeable feature
of the harvest was the slow and deliberate
manner in which the grain ripened. The
ground being damp and the weather cool, it
matured fully without any forcing process.
The threshers have been at work for week
+ in Southern Dakota, and the yield thus far
is exceeding the expectations of farmers;
the extremes in Hanson County being six
teen and thirty five bushels, with oroba-
BILE average of twenty-five bushels. The
report from Beadle County is exceptionally
/ fiattering, one field reporting at thirty
seven and .two-thirds bushels of sixty
pounds. The weather is now excellent for
; threshing. That being threShed is moving to
market Literally, the elevator men paying
from seventy-tive to eighty cents for No. 2.
Oats. suffered, perhaps, more than wheat
from the weather, as they were more diff
cult to dry out. Corn looks well but is
backward. The month has not been favor
! able for pushing it forward, although dur
! ing the last week of August the higher
range of temperature exerted a good in-
fuence on the crop. Corn enters Septem-
Der with larger demands upon the month
than usual, and while the risk of a good
crop cannot be classed as hazardous, it is
largely increased and hangs its dependence
upon the elevation of the temperature. Po-
tatoes are yielding we'll; the first planted
are the best, as the weeds have contested
the later with great vigor, the farmers hav
ing other crops. that absorbed their atten-
ton. Haying is now progressing, and is
rapidly going into stack. 1t will continue
ten days yet. 1t is all cut from native
grasses and Is later this season than usual,
the bluejoint and red-top being in bloom
on the last of August. The hay crop, of
Dakota is assuming greater proportions
each year as the herds and focks increase.
The fax is about two-thirds harvested,
being Sown at different periods as break
ing was made ready for it, This crop is
principally raised in the three southern
tiers of counties, and the estimated yield is
over SOC, 900 bushels. The general average
of condition of wheat is about the same on
the 1st of September as it was on the 1st of
August, and is brought about by slight
lowering in South Dakota. The prospective
yield remains at l., 0OO, 900 bushels. .,.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, Sept. Z.
The wheat crop west of Glencoe, and
more particularly west of Milbrook, on the
Hastings & Dakota Road, and the crop of
the James River Valley, will be the largest
and finest raised there since 1877. The
yield is from eighteen to thirty five bushels
per acre, and there is very large percent
age of No. hard. We shall get more Of
this wheat than heretofore unless we make
serious mistakes. The best point about the
wheat west of Millbank and the James
River Valley is It's dryness. They have had
no rain there since June, and the wheat
will never sweat. The wheat grown on the
Breckenridge Division of the Manitoba, be-
You'd the timber belt, is of magnificent quail
ity and yields largely. The timber wheat
this year will prove to be badly shrunken.
One or two of the hot spells, which did not
age to timber wheat. shrinking it badly.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20

According to Commissioner Evan.
there will be, .moonshiners in Narth
Carolina and Tennessee as long nc thana
are, mountains in those St.fas IL
says he does not think Illicit J;st;,,;,,s.
can ever be fully stopped in those
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20

Another telegraph company Is an
nounced. 1t is Incorporated under the
name of ''The NATIONAL and promises
to run from New York to CHICAGO
along the lines of the West Shore and
the Nickel-plate Railroads. General
Horace Porter is one of the projectors.
Chicago Inter Ocean. = ~ . =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20

"A young couple, of Allegheny, Pa,
were married recently within one hour
after their introduction to each other.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-09-20
ILLINOIS.


Wheat threshing is nearly over, and ac-
cording to the reports Of the threshers the
prospects are gloomier than ever. The crop
is now reported to be less than one-fourth
of an average. The acreage sown this fall
will be from one-fourth to one-half less than
last year in the various parts of the county,
that. The ground is too hard to pillow in
some places now. The corn crop in the
southern half of the county will be nearly
up to the average, but in the northern will
fall considerably below that. p,
5.a %. a.7 49, EFFINGHAM, ILL, Sept. 2.
The drought still continues. There has
been no rain of any consequence for over a
month The water in the wells and creeks
is beginning to fail. The ground is so hard
that farmers are unable to plow for wheat.
cut short one-ha1f unless we get rain in 8
few days.
ROCKFORD, ILL. Sept. Z.
To-day has been the coolest day this fall,
the mercury tonight dropping below As
degrees. Farmers are getting discouraged
at the poor prospects for a fair or an aver
age Weld of corn. The season in the Begin
ming was very backward, consequently. lit
was not planted till late. There are acres
of corn throughout this county and vicinity
that have not sillSed out at all, and if the
frosts hold off two weeks longer, which
be over half a crop, if there is that. Should
we be visited by heavy frost, the crop
will be nearly worthless. The oats and hay
crop was the best in this county for years.
The yield of farm products will also be very
large.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-03
The following road oyerseers were appointed:
ta 81

The following road Oyerseers were appointed:
FIRST WARD.
Edward Dejean-from Paul Richards store to
Dejean bridge.
Charles Pitre-from west end Taylor's lane to
school house.
SECOND WARD.
Joseph Boudreau-from Grand Coteau to Ba-
you Bourbeux and depot road to Pollingue
store
THIRD WARD.
Homer wyble- from coulon bridge to Auzenne
bridge.
P. A. Nezat-fron Port Barry to Chacheres
r. c. Carriere-from school house to Louis La
lOnde.
FOURTH WARD.
Augustin Guidry from school house to sacket
FIFTH WARD.
Alex, stagg-from Laste Fruge's upper line to
- - -, SEVENTH WARD.
J. P. J. Landreneau-from Vile Plate to Point
aux-Pins gully.
Onile Lafeur-from Damon Deville to Vile
Landry Lahaye-from Monmouth to Nsz- pique.
EIGHTH WARD.
Joseph Latiolais, jr.-from N. M. Childs to
Church Ponte and Pointe Noire.
lack Cary-from Eugene Richard to sosthene
Bourque.
Rousseau Gulufy-IfOm bOuufeaus gully TO
DR.. Todd's bridge.
D. Conrville Jr.-from CoI,lee Tete de Vache to
Reeds bridge.
Theophile Guillory-frOm Mitradite Biiandeau
to Pointe Chataignier.
NINTH WARD.
Desire Richaru-frC IN Mouton Point to Valde-
tar0 ferry. 50
petition from the residents of Chicot and
vicinity praying that the road from John Tu-
bre ST.. to Elisha Wilmington be changed was
read and laid over until nett meeting OF the
police jury.
The following persons were placed on the in
d1gent list:
John Demerit, Theogene Cormier. Wild. Joseph
Navarro, Lee Carter, Onlle Savant.
The report of the committee appointed to sell
the contract to build the bridge over Toulouse
canal was again read at this meeting and ap-
proved in favor of Mr.. VIM. Curley the con-
tractor for three hundred dollars Instead OF the
one hundred dollars as appeared III the last
proceedings
| On motion the police jury adjourned until
Tuesday the Goth at A. III.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-03
JURY LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Be 1T known that we the undersigned mem
bers of the Jury Commission did on tins "a
day OF January, A. d. 1885, meet at the CLERKS
office in the town of Opelousas, Parish OF ST.
Landry, for the purpose of drawing a Jury for
the regular term OF the District Court, OF the
Thirteenth Judicial District, under section g.,
act A of the regular session OF 1877, and al the
members being present, D.. Durio, one OF SAID
members, drew from the general yenlre box
one at a time, the names of the following nity
persons to compose the Grand and Petit JErIes
for the LIST week of said court, commeneinS,
Monday. March 18th. 1883, q list OF whom was
then and there kept by the Clerk OF said Court,
james 0. Chachere, and in our Judgment q
jury being required for the second, third ana
fourth weeks of the term, We then ana there
proceeded as in drawing tho first fifty jurors
to draw thirty additional names to serve as
petit jurors for the Cd week and thirty addi
fionaI names to serve as petit jurors for the SO
week and thirty additional names to serve as
petit jurors for the 4th week OF the term OF sal9
Court and we the clerk and commissioners dlu
then and there place the names drawn as a1ofe-
said for each separate week III separate en9ei-
ones and sealed and endorsed the same with
the week for which they were respectively
drawn which said envelopes containing sald
names were then and there placed in jury
box provided for the purpose, which after de-
posting SAID names therein as aforesaid, was
locked and sealed by lis and placed III the Gus
tody of the clerk of the court for use at the
torn, Of .aii ~
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-03
proceeding. Of the Police Jury.
opELousAs, February, 10th, 1885

81 F.. ts- ~ 3g# .'H Z Z I'd H Y
OPELOUsAs, February, 10th, 1888.
Tho Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
uent, Present: Messrs Albert Guidry, Presl-
dent, Aug. Perrodin, ID. Meche, T.. Dubuisson.
S. Haas. L. Young, T. G. Chachere and
B. +. Clark
ing were dispensed with.
REPORTS.
The committee appointed last January to
designate the winding OF the old road from
Frozard S bridge to Grand Coteau, reported as
follows Starting at Frozara a pladge aroag
Louis Marks and Joseph Frozard up to Mrs.
Il. NJ. Willard, thence down between Mrs Mil
lard's land and Louis Marks, thence west ne
tween Louis Marks and Mrs. Willard, Francois
Savoie and Celeste Sicily, and H. L. Garland,
mp to the junction of Grand Coteau Coulee and
Prairie Basse Coulee, when on motion OF Mf.
Meche the report was accepted and the COM
mlttee dischaI ged.
The committee appointed last January to
ascertain the best location for public road from
Spring gully to the parish line OF Calcasieu re-
ported that after careful examination find that
the old public road now in use is on good 10
cation. On motion of Mr.. Iaas the report was
accented and the committee discharged.
s. p j. Griffith, road overseer on road from
Buffers place to Bayou Boeuf, made his report
for the year 1852, which was read and accepted
Z. and ordered fted. Sss .
A petition signed by numerous residents of
, Plaqlemine Brulee, praying the police jury to
grant them the privilege to remove the bridge
i known as HOHEnan'S DfluSe dHu place. ~ NHeio
twas originally, at Red Bank crossing, was
read, when on motion OF Mr.. Clark, the petition,
was granted provided the cost OF removing said
bridge be at cost of petitioners.
on motion Of Mr.. Dubuisspn, Messrs: Alex ea.
Stage, G. ]. Thompson, and Homer savant are
i appointed u committee to ascertain the cost to
build bridge over the gully near c. j. Thomp-
sons place and report.
On motion of Mr.. Chachere, Messrs. Onezippe
Ledoux. Zenon Huber, d. Boudreau, S. Cour-
vile, Theophile Young, Martin Carron and Il.
Leieune are appointed a committee to lay out a
new road from Prndhomme bridge to Martin
Carron's place and report.
H. Durio, J. B. Bergeron, d. J. Hgginbotham
Gerasin Richard, Theodore Marks, and Joseph
Meche are appointed a committee to lay out a
public road from Arnaudyille to Mrs. Eyarfste
Robin and report
Young was appointed road inspector in the
5th Ward, vice Isaac F. Litten resigned.
On motion it was resolved that Mr.. Albert
Guidry, president of the police jury be request
ed to attend the levee convention called by
the governor of the State, to assemble at Port
Allen on the oath of this month.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-03
OPELOUSAs TIN SHOP !.

xx7M. LrGHTLEY ANNOUNCES 70
wv our citizens that be has returneesn ~ " Up
nexf door to M. P. Young's drug store, oppo-
ste Tulieil' Claude's old stand, on Man street.
He is prepared to do all job work. gntutearing
and repairing at the shortest notlce; a esa,,
WOrkmanlike manner. Eep @o-oA
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guropean Advertisements.
filming.

COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING CoNPAN,(
20 WtLIIAM.sI, REAR
NEW.YORK, oct IL. 1883.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders for the election Of Trustees Of the Company VIII %
held al tbs oice Thursday the atl day OF NoveDer 1858
The pos shall De opened at II o'clock and remain open
pnt o'clock day, and on the closing thereof the
INSPECTOR shall proceed the votes ana declare the
result The COmpanys transfer books VIII be closed three
~ W G. +. SCHRAMME,
Secretary.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
i NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF PEOVlslONh AND CLOTHING, 7
WASHINGTON ID. G., oct ~ 1881
Sealed proposals. Endorsed Proposals Tor Navy suppLo
received at is Bureau until ii O'Clock Noyet
Der 20 opened immediately thereafter IN the presence
OF bidders, Tor:
900 barrels Beet IL IN hall barrels.
barrels Pork, 10 u half barrels.
$4,000 pounds PreseTyc ed Beet.
10000 pounds Rec
10000 pounds Sugar
gallons MOlasses.
5000 gallons Vinegar.
5000 yards Cloth FOL trOwHcTa.
1000 yards Cloth fNcaps.
1000 yards Thin Flannel.
% 900 yards Flannel Ga, II Oz.
5000 yards FLANNEL, 81 32Ol.
10000 yards Cotton DUCK.
1000 pairs Boots.
1000 Blankets.
10000 pounds saltwater Soap.
ODcr beef pork and soap. The rice molasScs ana
delivered IN thirty days and the remaining urti
Giles I'm ninety days from the date OF contract
Oncrs win received Tor more Of HE abOycmcn
toned articles bat must include The fu amount required Of
such article or articles.
me articles must conform the Navy standard and pass
the usual Inspections and reservation Of 20 per cent
will Withheld the amount 81 each delivery until tho
completion o. the contract
Hjddcr. are referred the Inspector Of Provisions and
Cotbup at Die BROOKLYN Navy Yau for specifications forms
az oe and an Information relative 10 the articles required
top0sa+ made the proper blank FORMS ana
filled ont a. indicated by the blank.
NOT considered adj yantagrous 10 the Government
IA SMITH, faymAslcr General u. g. Navy,
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pipioen6 Nollte5.
TEE SAINT paul, MGXSEAPoLls AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY

lhh 7A MaEIfoBi RAILWAY CoNPASY,}
No. GO wnLIAM.sT., EEw, YoRK. Oct; D ISL r,
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DlfL al,l.aS on V me
capa stock of this company, payable at TINS Once Oh t
after November ], 1888, to sockhoiueisoi re'ou W
date -, =. o,o,os q, o ~ M nm Sat-
urday October 20 aud viii be Teopened al ~ CLOCK " va
fTloHy' No'e"O0i - JOHN g. KENNEDY,
Vice President.
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election Notices.

oruro o. TIT ~ s % G5S : 8. ssr.7EI
TO THE SHERIFF or THE COUNTY OF
En-. hcuc, !, lerepy given that 1t Tho General Election
to he hsa u r,, t-'%o4 no ,,H M ~ 's me-
s%so o. s % q {(sE JT5 CARR
lIsIS ID Iag 91 , Oh , 80 ~. d, a ~ nus
Nsiste Engineer and surveyor IN me place Of SLAB
Two Ju.ic,, Of The supreme Court Of ne Fr;t Judicial
Two justices Of the Ciiy Count q NgTl1Ws In place Of
futtA 7auafoI- rfn .tn IIn. -tu 90 n ION nni
mn senate li,.t, as to counties u Il edmond
Count, anleers a'.o to he elected Tor sala county.
I"caD|oul Numbers Of he Assembly. - . ....
Re 'e[ 1 ID ne 1g. , o, , 4 .GIS >, T. n9,iA o
OF GL.ier 49, Iws Of ~ vleh L,rrtg .lasIoi aai
made part OF this uylec.
Az Acrto provide for ian@iua{ 70 mo f-e,,, Of tho
stale no proposition TO -DO,h Contract a,Js from tA7
~ q. Nay e. I'sa. Three ann, beng prescott
TIE Fyors4 ne a',C - an io'k 'rr'"'."'et 4" senate
rE.ll,s ]. ~, Inspector, a each poll In The several
be ,'l ID tie state on The SIKH d,v Of NoyemLer ono
hou,ano r. Do hiHo,. "a ana f.'h'y"ig' Hh. gq,la, 4
Ugu The proposition 10 abolish contract labor nom tA'
sa 10 written prntedorg -ruy wi leu aud ps printed
in contract labor rom lilo state Prison. or ballot on
which SHAH be written or printed or raiuy Written and
proposition to contract labor from the state
Inc .uu bdoi nNhil % lhuoa'' act lA'is
Ana m the electors iu member
Of The legislature their respective ui,,ts shall entitled
on tho adoption Of sail proposition duiHg tho day
election The several election districts ~ which tAUy
Respectfully yours -
JOSEPH b. CARR,
Secretary OF state
You are without delay 10 deliver copy Of tho above
notice the Of tho AssessOrs ~ each
ward In your county also copy Of
' Sss n &n the seo LS i 1915 c2ap5oT 49,
| Section T.
certify the above be true copy Of the Election Notice
received by this day NON the secretary Of state,
A.V. DANIDSON,
Sheriff Of the city and County ~ Ssw-YOrk
Publishers will MOI insert til, ADJ rBement
unless especially authorized 80 70 do.
4. V. DAVIDSON
Sheriff Of the CITY aud County of NeW. York.
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Gtsamboats ano Railroads.

SI0p pRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
leave Game R ,s lover than by any other route
Inp BOSTON. via New-York and New-Eng-
Fun P DR Leave Ncw.York Grand Central staon) at
M II a. m and 1856 p M week Gays ana iO;SO IN en-
SUNDAY On RON south Ferry, SAP 53d-sty 9lO nj
SHhe rtGge gS9 a. m Leave Pier 40 N H. 1901 DesDt9s
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sept H. 1885,
a. r western New-York and Northern Express Wild
m Fast Limited Chicago Express, with dining cars
oing al bany Utica, syracuse, Rochester, Buna0 Nv
and Toledo arriving at Chicago 1920 next DAY
m chicago Express. drawing-ToOm cars 10 Cana
Roc hester Buffalo; connects for Sharon springs
so OswcgO. rr,too Saratoga
cieIu's Fails lake George aud Rutland
iou IN Albany and Troy special. DraWlngfOoD CARS
nm Accommodation TO Albany and Troy. - ,-o,or,
~ M ST. Louis Express, with sleeping cars lot ,
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday loieuo' D'
SH a. M EXPRESS with sleeping to Syracuse ana 10
A,IIrn Road Montreal Connects LOT
- p Pacific Express With seeRinS 0a ~ louis oswo.
RufaIo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit. Chicago ~ Aoui''
co So layton teXccpt saturday.. -. 80 Albany and
u No. Night Express with Sleeping cars 10 "A t and
TROY connects with the morning trans ioi 'N'
NSTtn 'N," seIe ar Grand Central Depot No Bownns
cr'Sn 90 ana 4l3 Broadway. and az NtalCu" = J,rn
cecra = PARK place and 7Sj aud va BfOhMNi - "a
,.cIr~ton and SG4 FutOn.sts, BTOOGyu anu -
t4 B, roi d Tor ami checked from residence ,
sT6esc Trains daily. AL others '"l'y "a 'NEFKER
l. NJ. TyCtEG, ---.r.I 1,.sr,0er rent
General superintendent "'"''"'
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frrtnres an0 iflrctines.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-No-
tice TO stated meeting Will be held on rC I9-
nav EVENING, NOVEMB o, at O'Clock. -.
PROFEssoR JOHN BACH McMASlEs OF ne Cniy yN
~ will read paper "NEWl DIRK CITY IN
T7sg ANDREW WARNER, Recording secretary.
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION

sealed proposals will be received the occ Of the Farm
ers' oan and Trust Company, NOS 20 and - Nilais,
New York fo the sale 70 the Trustees Of htyhyr hoH7o
The OREGON Railway and Navigation Company for The HlnhhH
fund provided ~ the mortgage to The undersigned Sgs
ihr same Proposals should be directed to r. q. Eosoi
President Nos. and % WilamS, and must Dc presenter
before ~ O'Clock m pIox. The Farmers Loan and
trust OO-'l""'' +. G. ROLGTON,
~ Ior, oct % 1884 President.
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WINTER RESORTS: .,o,.a
w GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYII, Porto RICO
CaTc.iBIA- I-THNUS OF PANAMA and NlCAHAOUA
tourists are invited 70 avail Of these trips which lhy car
yn an any route taken by the Company steamers 81 inc
trcc iGy puce - per day, which includes all privileges
md iypo ou board the whole lime, PASSENGERS desiring 10
Shsnge irir route may transfer TO other passenger
steamer OF The line they may meet on the voyage Fol passage
apply TO pr,, pOpwonD a 60 AGENT.
30 STATE Ne EOIk
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financial.
C,TTTpII, TRUST COMPANY

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
I ,C-' OF NEW YORK
No IL Nassau.st. corner Of Plno-st
cAp1rA1. Al 100000, AND s1,1O0000 SURPLUS, IN
OAiliAN' VESTED IN U. 5. BONDS.
Allan. interest on deposits, reumable demand, or at
specified dates 49,, o., ,,or ,o,d into Court Ia author
s g. acf Ga Executor Administrator Guardian OF IN any
other position OF trustr.,. .D. ~ StocLs md Ronds
ne Registrar or Transfer Agent OF SHOCKS anu Donu
CO 90 Trnstee for Railroad Mortgages. 800 - ,,
ana as ii"s HENRY +. sPAULDING, President
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT NicePresldent'
c. II. p. BABCOCK, Secretary,
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
1,o.so, 1874 Glass Of 1885.
YoV SAM'L ID. BABCOCK.
h;;,Aa::rntVU II COSSITT ISAAC y. PHELPS.
hrrnp n VFRNILYE. JONATHAN THORNE
49, ~ pVTIFR AMOS II. EMO
IN -, - % pVXF GUSTAV SCHWAB.
IhhTIf tHppiE TON JAMES p WALLACE.
EDMUND W. CORLIES. JOSlAL ~ tish if;ir>-o
GE0 MACCULLOCH MILLER. HENRY T.: SPAGi.ni NJ
CORNELIUS y. BLISS. yOhN . hENNEDi'
,,,,,n rouS CHAS. LANIER.
gro. w. LANE. GICEuLE T. ,SNETGxi
BENJ. b. SHERMAN. onAS: q; -, ~ DON'
J. PIERPONT MORGAN. =, ~ W. IL: WEBB