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BUILDING FUND COMPANIES

Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan,
and Trust Company, organized in July,
1875, meets the second and fourth Tuesday
nights in each month. John j. Wright.
vice-president; William Loyenstein, CASH
Ter.
Mechanics Building Fund Company, No.
8, organized in 1877. Capital, LOCO shares
at 5000 each. Charles Herbst, president !;
c. G. Thon. treasurer John A. Kratz,
secretary.
West-End Building Fund Association,
No. 2, organized December %, 1880. meets
every first and third Monday in the month.
Christian Unkel, president; +. E. Tholl,
secretary.
Central Building and Loan Company,
organized October, 1881, meets second and
fourth Tuesdays in the month. Hermann
Schmidt, president; c. L. Loehr, secre-
tary.
Citizens Building Association, No. 5,
organized October, 1888, meets every
Wednesday in the month. Capital, not less
than 800 shares nor more than 1000 shares
of 800 par value. Adolphus Blair, prcsi.
dent Charles Ramstetter, secretary.
Canitol Building and Loan Association,
organized In February, 1888, meets second
and fourth Tuesday nights. Capital. not
less than S60.00o nor more than Sl ,000, 900.
Charles NJ. Wallace, president; A. l.. Nc
surfer, secretary.
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY.

President, General Williams c. Wick
ham, Hanover county. Nice-Presdents
Colonel Robert Beverley, Fauquier coun-
ty; Burr =. holland. LoudOun county /;
Joseph Wilmer, Culpeper county; Secre-
tary, George W. Mayo, Richmond city !;
Chief Marshal, Ashton Starke, Richmond
city. The office of the Society is in Will
kinson Hall. 90 north Ninth street.
The regular annual meeting OF the life
members for the election OF officers OF the
Society is during the State Fair.
Under the present officers the State Fair
has been a financial success during the past
two years. and the last Fair had larger
exhibition and attendance than any since
the Reorganization Of the Society in 1869.
The existing management are taking a
broad view of the duties and objects OF
the association, and considering agricul-
.urc, trade. commerce. and manufactures
mutually beneficial and dependent, are en-
deavorlng to use the State Fair as means
of representing and developing every in
dustry in the state.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE,.

This institution has made steady progress
ttnring the year. In its business depart
msBt no loss has occurred. On the other
hand. the pecuIiary resources have been
considerably increased. The work OF COM
pfefing the exterior OF the editice has been
satisfactorily accomplished, and the inte-
riOr has been renovated and put in better
condition than il has ever been. The dor
miiores have been reprinted, the lecture
rsonts altered and improved, offices for the
executive management have been provided
and adequate provision made for the ac-
eommodation OF guests and visitors.
Che new library and museum ball has
BEEN elegantly furnished, and with its fine
proportions and complete adaptation to it,
purpose is universally admired. Several
.fI08sand volumes have been added the
library, and tie museum has beer enriched
~ handsome contributions. The f"nd for
library equipment and endOwmt Mt has
tfSen growing rapidly, and the long-felt
want 81 means TO advance this department
Of the college has been relieved by the very
generous aid mainly Of friends in the
northern and western States. The Society
OF Alumni originated movement for IN
sreasing the endowment. Standing upon
An ample and spacious campus, in the most
1ttflIllNt ifIl VI tue Guy, tIlt 'DliCgc cOu-
tributes much TO the beauty and welfare of
she city and to her fair fame as an edu-
ca1loDal centre.
Tn the department OF instruction there
nase been few changes. The high stand
ard has been maintained, and rigid tests
of efficiency have commended the college
10 all who desire th0roughness OF training
ard high scholarship. There were during
eise past session 100 students in Latin, 1914
in Mathematics, 70 in Greek. 66 in English,
and corresponding numbers in Phlloso-
pax, Chemistry, and the other "schOols."
Virginia furnished IA students. Besides,
there were representatives, from ten States
as 4 one foreign country. The conduct OF
fIsc students was marked by the greatest
stefor,m and studiousneSs. A tine moral
and religious tone pcryaded the institution
and there was no serious illness. The
president. of the corporation is j. l.. NJ.
Curry, Ii. D.; Secretary and Treasurer,
e. III. Ryland, ID. d.. Chairman OF the Fac
t,Ny Bennett purVear, LII. ID,
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BANKS.

First National Bank: Paidup capital,
5000, 000; surplus fund and undivided pro-
fits, 100000. /. Davenport, Jr., pre,i-
dent; II. C.. Burnett, cashier.
Merchants National Bank: Paid-up capi-
tai. 100000; surplus fund, 100000. John
p. Branch, president; J. +. Glenn. cashier.
National Bank OF Virginia: Paid.up
capital. 100000; surplus fund, 10000.
f. .. Noting, president; J. W. Lock-
wood, cashier.
Planters National Bank: Paid-up capi-
tai, S300,0G0; surplus fund, $4,000. j.
B. Pace, president; Mann ;. Quarle>,
cashier.
State Bank of Virginia: Paid-up capital.
$4,000 surplus fund, $50, 900. John l..
Bacon, president; William II. Hill. cashier
Union Bank: Paid-up capital. s220.0oo.
l. Davenport, Jr., president; James Miller.
cashier
Merchants and Planters savings Bans :
Paid-up capital. 100000; surplus fund.
$4,000. John II. Montague, president,
William A. Jenkins. cashier.
Citizens Bank OF Richmond: Paid-up
capital, 100000; surplus fund. $4,000.
W. }. johnson, president: :. g. Wallace,
cashier.
City Bank Of Richmond: Paid-up capt.
tai, 100000; surplus fund. $4,000. Ed.
ward Cohen, president; Walker Hill,
cashier.
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City Observation-Disclosures.
RICHuOND POLICE FORCE.

The police force is appointed by and I'M
der the control OF the Board OF Police Com
missioners. consisting OF Hon. w. G.. Car
rington Mayor, Major 4. T. d. Myers,
p. ii. Mayo. John ii. Gresham, X. l..
Brown. John X. Childrey, and George ID.
ThaXton.
The force number eighty-four officers
and men. and is distributed as follows:
Police Headquarters corner OF Main
and Seventeenth streets).-Maior John
Poe. Jr.. chief OF police; Wallace Washing
ton, clerk Of police.
First Polio Station (Old Market Cap
tain, James Il. Peasants; Sergeants, b. F.
Howard, W. b. Whitlock, James i. Jeter !;
and "A privatcs.
Second Police Station New MarkeD.-
Captain, j. II. Parater; Sergeants, II. Il.
Seal, James j. Angle, j. A. Cosby; and
81 privates.
Third Police Station Corner Of Marshall
and Brook avenue).-Captain. Charles II.
Epps; Sergeauts. Robert n. Thomas, A.
X. Cousins, L. p. Hulce; and 81 privates.
Sergeant L. ii. Chakley, officer at Police
Court.
Three men are detailed for sanitary duty
under the control Of the president Of the
Board OF Health.
Changes in the force during the year:
Resigned, sergeant and 4 privates;
dropped from the force for disability,
private; appointed, 6 privates; and pri-
vate promoted TO sergeant.
Arrests made: White, 1904; colored,
1852; misdemeanor, 4,6l4; felony, 242-
total. 1856.
Number Of ordinance violations reported.
2,192; number of alarms OF fire given, 80;
number Of dodgers accommodated, 700.
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ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

The object OF the socIety is to promote
the discussion Of medical topics and the
investigation Of scientific subjects. AT
each meeting OF the Academy some diseases
or other medical theme Is discussed. the
argument being led by amember appointed
one month previous for the purpose. Du,
ring the past year many important ana
valuable papers have been read and cases
Of the greatest interest have been reported.
The wear has been one Of marked success
for the Academy. It's membership has
been greatly increased. twenty physicians
having added their names since our last re-
port. We now have fifty-three active
members. not including nonresident or
honorary members.
The meetings are held on the INST ana
third Monday nights OF every month at
their rooms over the Young Mems Chris
tiap Association. corner Fourth and Frank
lin streets.
The officers elected by the Academy OF
Medicine for the ensuing year are as lol'
lows: President, DR.. Charles NJ. Shields;
First Vice President. DR.. I. j. Moore;
Second Vice-President, DR.. II. G. Hous-
ton; Third Vice-President, DR.. IL. Is.
Slower; Secretary. DR.. a. G. Palmer !;
Assistant Secretary. DR.. Charles Chalkiey :;
Treasurer. DR.. W. Augustus Lee; Libra
rian, DR.. j. +. Squires.
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RICHMOND INSTITUTE,

Corner of Main and Nineteenth streets.
President, Rev. Charles II. Corey, ID.
D.; Revs. Joseph Endom Jones, ~
N. David n. NasSsr, A. NJ, and Mr.
Ernest A. Corey, a. H., professors; Miss
Maria T.. Anderson, assistant; Mrs.
elements, musical instructor.
During the last year there were 131 in
attendance. nearly one hall Of whom have
fJ,e ministry in view. Some forty OF these
were beneticiaries Of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, under whose patron
age The school is carried on.
In consequence Of the need OF more
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ministry, 1t has been
decided to make the Richmond Institute a
distunctively theological school. There
fore after the close OF the present session
prov sion will be made for no new students
except those who have the ministry in
vSesy.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Incorporated October ). 1867. Location,
southeast corner OF Cary and Thirteenth
streets. Sales commence No l0:3O A. VI.
every day.
Officers for the year ending June 30,
1884: President, Philip Hayall. Esq; First
wee presideni, John i. Branch. Esq.
Second Vice. President. Z. 4. Sublett.
Esq; Treasurer, W. L. Smith, Esq; Sec
rretary, b. A. Jacob, Esq; Inspector, f..
Il. Grymes, Esq. Board OF Directors:
John Addison, l.. l.. Bass, J. II. Blair. W.
u. Clemens, W. ID. Gibson. T.. j. Gregory.
George A. HAYNES, w. \. james. William
VI. Lewis, c. +. BEDFORD. X. II. smith, II.
b. Taliaferro. c. l.. Todd. w. II. TYLER.
and Charles Watkins. Chairman Execu-
i've Committee, III. Il. raliaferro; Chair
man Gram Committee. William Ii. Tyler;
CHAIRMAN Arbitration Committee, II. b
Somerville; Chairman Appeal Committee
j. L. Branch.
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good done TO the poor Of the city, the
Council has thought proper to contribute
S40O per annum TO It's support, this amour.
having little more than house rent. u
i managed by BOARD of trustees ana .
number OF lady managers from among
the most prominent gentlemen and
ladies Of the city. and is conducted entire
ly In the interests Of the poor. over TWO
thousand patients have received gra'ui-
tous treatment from the surgeons IN at
tendance since the institution was moor
porated--about SIX hundred OF them III
the past year. Among these were repre-
sentatiyes of nearly every county In me
state. The institution Is fully supplied
with all the appliances for treatment OF tne
eye. ear, and throat, and has been specially
arranged for serious operations on me eye
The attending surgeons are DIR. Joseph a.
white, DIR. Charles VI. Shields, DR.. Phillip
TAYLOR. and Or. A. c. Palmer, DIR. White
being senior surgeon.
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MEDIcAL.CoLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

MARSHALL AND COLIEGE STREETS.
Dr. NJ. l.. James, Dean OF the Faculty,
No. 3l2 east Grace street.
With a faculty of eight professors and
An adjunct faculty Of ten professors, this
ceiIege is prepared to furnish TO the young
suea attending its lectures medical educa-
ZION equal to any institution in this coun-
try.
The course OF lectures begin on the 1st
of October, and continue six months.
Present number Of students, 81.
During the past year the clinical adyan-
ta,s.s have been greatly improved. This
ms been brought about IN part by the re-
organization Of the dispensary, which now
furnishes 10 The poor OF the city gratui-
ta,ssiy medical and surgical attendance.
Including every form OF surgical operation
10y professional gentlemen skilled in the
several departments to which they are as
sisncd, together with medicines and medi-
ga, and surgical appliances, in the COM
fntable and admirably-arranged hospital
building OF the college, the former Retreat
gor the Sick.
The number OF patients now being
trnied at the dispensary amount 10 $4,000
annually.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

has library OF more than $4,000 volumes,
a valuable gallery OF historic portraits, inn
portart manuscripts. curious relics, &c.
Rooms in the Westmoreland Clubhouse,
corner OF Sixth and Grace streets. Annual
dues of members, IS; liie-membership,
$50. Hon. Alexander ii. II. Stuart, presl-
dent; Conway Robinson, first yico-presi-
dent: William W.'Corcoran, second vice.
president; William Writ Henry, third vice
president; r. A. Brock, corresponding
secretary and librarian; Major George a.
Barksdale. recording secretary.
The present rooms Of the Society, enjoyed
by the liberalty Of the Westmoreland Club,
are handsomely and thoroughly furnished
with new cases and other essential conye-
niences, and the valuable a>semblage OF
portraits OF those distinguishedand revercd
in the annals OF Virginia have been put in
perfect order, canvas and frame. The eX-
hibit is fairly an honor and an ornament to
Richmond and TO the State, and must at
tract and crafty all visitors.
The Society hears upon its rolls MEM
berShip of more than 800. exclusive OF hon
orary and corresponding members without
the State.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company: W. L. Cowardin, president;
William III. Mccarthy. secretary. Paid-up
capital. $4,000; surplus, s2s6,5OO
Mutual Assurance Society Of Virginia
Herbert A. Claiborne. president: +. ID.
Steger, secretary; I. Boiling. Jr., assistant
secretary. Assets, SGs3.jl9.9s.
Virginia State Insurance COMPANY
John l.. Bacon, president; Il. +. Rlchard.
Son, secretary BAIL Gordon, Jr.. assist
ant secretary; John y. Grant, solicitor.
Capital. 100000; assets. S27O.OOO
Virginia Home Insurance Company:
W. ii. Palmer, president; b. c. Wherry.
Jr., secretary. Pald-up capital. goo. 600
surplus, $4,000.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL sc
Getty.

Office. No. Library floor, State Capitol.
General Jubal 4. Early, president; Hon.
Robert NJ. Y. Hunter, vice-president: Rev.
J. William Jones, secretary: Judge George
l.. Christian, treasurer. Executive Com
mite: General Dabncy II. Maury, chair
msn: Colonel Will IN Preston Johnson.
Colonel Robert f. Withers, Rev. John
William Jones. Lieutenant-ColonelA Archer
Anderson. Major Robert stiles, Colonel
Thomas IL. Carter, Colonel William H..
Palmer, Colonel Il. l.. Maury, Captain A.
NJ. Kelley, judge George l.. Christian,
Moses d. Hoge, ID. D., General 3. d. Fry,
Colonel Il. ii. Dulaney. General Eppa
Hunton, General William ii. Payne, Gene
raj G. w. c. Lee, Ca7tain Theo. 5. Gar
nett, Colonel Walt, II. Taylor, and Major
Charles :. Stringfeilow.
A chief object OF the society is to collect
everything which will throw light upon the
history OF the late ''war between the
States" and to put in shape for the future
historian the material which viii enable
him to vindicate the m ives and truthfully
record the deeds OF our Confederate army
and people III their great struggle for con.
stitutional freedom. 1t is also engaged in
collecting everything bearing on the Colo
nal, Revolutionary. and subsequent civil,
political, and military history OF the
South.
The Society has had great success in the
accomplishment OF these objects. 1t has
already in is archives an Invaluable col
lection, which II i, seeking to increase.
The publication OF the monthly magazine
Southern Historical Society PdparS-has
proven decided success. The magazine
has received the warmest enconiums both
in this country and in Europe. 1t enters
upon its ninth wear with the brightest
prospects. II is furnished to subscribers
at So per anDum. Back numbers supplied
in eleven volumes bound, or in loose num-
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mn. Second Lieutenant, J. S. Randolph.
Number Of men, "a. az
Total number Of men, 2I''
Ths state Guard,
an ,ndepeudent and detached military Or.
rarination. consists Of the following nj.
Gers: Captain, Robert Austin Paul; Fr.t
lieutenant. II. Clay Gillian; Second Lieu
tenant. yacant-cailsed by the death u d..
vid w. A. Frayser; Second Junior Lieu
tenant. Emmett Scott; Orderly Sergeant.
Asa Miller. This company has ~ non
rank and file, and is armed with the Spring
field breeech-loading muskets.
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RICHMOND EYE, EAR, AND
THROAT INFIRMARY,

No. 70 north Fourth street Incorpo-
rated October 10, 1879. This institution
has now completed It's fourth year. Un-
al April, 1881, il was conducted merely as
an outdoor" or "dispeDsary depart
saent, open daily from TO 2 o'clock. At
thu time an indoor department was add
"a. with nine beds. The number OF beds
Is now twelve. Both in and outdoor de-
xvsrfncnts ore supported mainly by
ss,iicitIng contributions among the chart.
es1,ie. In consideration OF the amount OF
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OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
Virginia Fish and Game Association.

: State organization Tor the purpose Of
thc protection OF fish and game in Virginia.
Oh:' located at Richmond. Officers ::
Char es T. Palmer. president; John OFT,
treasurer; Edward y. Fisher, secretary.
Owing to the repeal of some laws by the
Legislature OF 1SSO-'6l, the association
could not do much. During the last Le-
gislature an effort was made to get some
needed laws passed, but without avail.
There are about 40 members in the asso-
citation. During the year there have been
five prosecutions by the association Of in
iringementS OF the existing laws.
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CITY AI,MSHOTJSE

The city almShouse is under the control
Of the Committee of the City Council for
the Relief OF the Poor-yiz. W. :. Gum
(chairman), W. 7. Burwell, W. II. Will
liams, c. Il. BarkSdalc, W. J. Mcdowell.
Frederick G. Braucr, and Julius Straus.
The officers OF the institution are :
Charles p. Bigger, superintendent; Will
liam j. EppS, assistant uperintendent; j.
s. ID. Cullen, physician.
NUMBER or INMATES ADMITTED. DISCHARGED.
AND DIED AT ALMSIOUSE FROM JANUARY |.
1888. TO DECEMBER 20. 1883.
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Ixauaura Boaf Club.
Richmand Boat Club.
Richmond Athletic Club.

Organized October II, 1873. Member
ship, s.. Meets every night from October
Ist to May 1st. Officers, lSS3-'si: j. Al
ston CabeIl, president; Louis Rawlings,
president; Frank -. Williams. trea-
surer; Charles w. VIM, secretary; DR..
J. MichalIx, superintendent OF apparatus.
Executive Committee, j. {. Lamb Chair
mani, Odin G. Clay. Jr., NJ. b. Curry.
George C. Laderty. +. ). johnson. The
club rooms are provided with full gym
nastlc apparatus.
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BUILDINGS ERECTED.

During the year 1883 there were erected
IN TINS city 600 new buildings-3I2 brick
ana sS' sramed-at cost Of Sl,0Sl, 425.
WINE many OF these We're for business
purposes, TIE greater numter Were dwell
ings-irom the humble cottlge b the pala-
tiai residenee-and yet the demand for
homes Tor our Increasing population has
not been supplied.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATICAL.
Richmond Mozart Association.

Organized April %. 1876. Chartered
by the Circuit Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. Officers: William L. Tanner. pres
ident; T. William Pemberton. yice-presi-
dent; j. W. Pegram, secretary; Samuel
SintOn, treasurer. Board OF Governors /:
W. L. Tanner, T. William Pemberton,
James ". Pegram, Samuel sintOn, A. Bar
gamin, W. Leigh Burton, w. 4. Jenkins.
f. \. Hoen, Il. r. Archer, c. l.. Siegel.
John F. Allen, VI. J. Dimmock, Il. G.. Pey-
ton, j. b Pace, Fred. X. Scott, Samuel b.
Paul. Ira w. Blunt, III. r. Miller. Robert
II. Whitlock, Thomas Potts, John Tyler.
Active membership, $50. Professional or
chestra OF Is musicians. Amateur orches-
ira OF 80 musicians. Chorus disbanded.
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THE POST-OFFICE.

The operations OF the Richmond post
Office during the year 1888 are illustrated
by the following facts and figures. The
business OF the office has so increased
during the past few years that al enlarge
meat Of the Office has become absolutely
necessary, anC bills have been introduced
in the House Of Representatives by Hons.
George ID. and John :. Wise for an appro-
priatioI for an addition to the custom
house building by its extension TO Bank
street. ii this measure be carried through
the facilities for conducting postal affairs
in Richmond will be greatly improved.
The present organization Of the Office is
a, follows George II. Gimer, postmaster:
Robert Carruihers, assistant postmaster:
John GrTme. general business clerk; 7.
a. Gilmer, superintendent money-order
division-Henry Flegenheimer, Mrs. An
ME |. Talley, clerks; James VI. Wayt. SUI
perintendent registered-letter division
Mrs. c. c. Mera, Daniel Horgan, William
Walker, clerks; John W. Turner, stamp
clerk: William Powers, lock-boX clerk
George Palmer, generaldelivery clerk;
Edgar S. Anderson, superintendent OF
free-livery diyisiOn-Cabell Thompson.
Frank p. Benedict, assistants ii. c.
Brightwell, superintendent OF mails; Jo-
slab Crump, Richard c. Boiling, W. c.
Brown, T.. X. Carter, J. ii. Jones, W. c.
Roane, III. i. Jones, clerks in mailing dyi-
sion; Peter Roane, stamping clerk Henry
Austin, ianitor.
FINANCIAL.
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MOORE-ST. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Seventy scholars in the day school; so
girls attended the sewing-school; boys
in the printing-room. Nj. Wynn, teacher;
MrS. o. NJ. Randolph, sewing-teacher; r.
j. Chies. editor and instructor in printing
department.; John Oliver, manager.
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ENTERTAINERS DIVISION
The business in this division in 1882 COM
rares a. fallQlvS with tho I,:acnl

The following is list Of the let;er-car-
riers and their route numbers:
l. r. B. Taylor; 2, Henry Austin; 3, j.
Powell; 4, III. w. knGckstedt; >, j. b
Christian 6, W. III. Wells: 7, w. r. Var
brough; 8, G. w. Airport; 9, W. J. Duke;
10. ii. A. Cobb; II, b. F. Turner, II,
George Pitt; 10, Il. G.. Forester: II.
George b. Hall; Is. W. Isaac johnson;
1G, f. a. Miles; Il, B. Krausse; Is.
Thomas O'Connor; 10, A. j. GuerpiIlon
30, Clay Thomas. Nos. II and Is are col
lectOrs only. The Substitute carriers -
are William Ne. serschmidt, Camilla Pllout,
and Louis Stewart.