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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
RsInnoe Wbeeioe CI,mete.

Forests contribute to the general health BY
breaking the f1rne OF steadily blow ing
winds. They mitigate the heat oil the
summer By the vast amount Of evaporation
thar taxes place through their leaves BY day
moisture npnn the leaves stil further hb-
Serbs The heal. on the evaporation OF the
moisture t1e next m0Eains. They also, a. Is
nov well known, promote rainfhlls Thus
they check The tendency Of the earth % 100
great a dryness, which & almost al ifiinri91s
@ health as il is - Tegeiafioni Tor tpiauinlc
diseases are sure 90 d. their fatai work
where the sol water Is below the ordinary
standard
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

fot he I4ilds Tract is % show every par Of
this bcauiifHi residence properly For this
purpose carriages are ready Rt the aReuoy %
ieke you 30 lhe lots. THESE lots IN the heart
OF Loo Angeles, are offered ri 500 each IL
payments o. ~ per mouth, without Interest
Call af Che Diamond House, y7i Narih Main
street. and see lhe names Of over 100 pur
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

MEncgD, bee 26.--Following is list Of the
sonth-bound passengers passing here Tits
evening
+ C. noran and wife. Mrs. Hunter, A. Y.
Brizard, a. D. Saith, Miss Mccullough, W.
A. Haylard, A. brown aud wife, Mrs A. s.
Uiman. 3. A. Uiiman, W. c. brown, Il. {.
Hall. saa Francisco P, Fry. New Westmin.
Weri w Carpenter, foxborg. Mass. Miss
COSiey San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Professor G.. Il Van du flnde, with his
HydrO-oxyeen 5ieFeoptcon, viii produce
dne set OF views IN connection with series
~ lectures. The hrst lecture viii be deliy-
cred on Saturday evening, Dec. 9Th, at
iurnvereiu Hall ana the last one on Tues
day evening Dee, S1lh. Admission, 20 centa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Hhea1prema c5pr. has Affirmed the deeis
ion # the Superior Court Of los Augeles
commit "a The case pf silYgs In the case u
hiaFi !hss decision wiz De reached Do q
ley days la ite case ~ LeuuoX DIE case
@lii res be rcaehed for several days. or per
haHs several weeks
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

No one can sag arght agairsi the use 81
meii0ated tuhaiadgus for mug diseases. Oh
inc contrary We are in favor Of them. 40
says br, Wililauis. who has had the hnnOr Of
treating over bl.epa patients during the past
rs years
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The TlyOIi THEATRE OPERA HousE
Stage appropriate for the largest nfeees
Sealing capacity of about une Thousand
Apply only between the hours 0f / aud q
b clock each day oi
JOHN &. BEti., Anouoneer.
Attorney 10 fact aud agent Of T. u Walton
~ Han franglpo. Room y Temple Bloek
oyer the Los Angeles Bank. no92s I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

mo nId shntinr nlnh.

large Invoice Of Foreign and Domestic
wines and liqu0fs. suitable for inyalids at
lowest eastern quotations. J, Bayer & Co.,
l2g n. Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Fbinger W Ebinger Ordered chat CHI.
dren remain IN custody OF plaintiff and
placed IA a Certain school az plaintiffs ex-
pense
herman vs.. Rnbla1ca pemurrers set for
hearing December 8tst at2P. NJ
fhtate Of u. II. Reggie, deceased --Applica-
ton TO set aside homestead set for December
81, 1884, at 10 A. n.
LndeDfeld ~ LAFbeer.-Demurrer to an
sNef and cross complain, submitted, Plain.
I'll allowed two days to serve brief and de-
PENDANTS two days to reply.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

On Christmas afternoon about two O'Clock
electric ilght maslon thee0rnorof Bueua
Nisie aud shor streets guc8ur. led 20 the
acliqu d the continued rain. and 1911 with 81
crash.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The beautiful painting Of an indian en-
campment, now on exhibition inihe window
OF Joe Bayer Co. on Main street, VIII be
ranled for the benefit OF the graveyard fund
OF The Fire Department. Everybody should
purchase ticket
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Gers,er and Patti ara creating furore. SO
Is the Elite Boquet
Try Lankershlm Cos new process roller
-four.
GersteF and Patti use nothing but Peck's
Jockey Club So should all
To charm the sense and an the heart with
glee,
Drink but cup OF choice cola TEA.
The road to health, wealth aud happiuess
commences at the American Bakery, cor
ner First and Main streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

.mpuucrs ana griadsTs, eater aG encs aud
lirectly 10 that class which eats 10 live.
Never 10 THE world viii you fad better Bah
~ iviudef than Hiiiaf's, better spices than
hfnanp, OF f.dpofuig Exiraels more oxqui-
flteiy delicdge.
Head their Health Tract IN another col
ulnn. II. LEVINE buroh & Boal Seymour 4
JOHNSON Chicago reaatore and Rorict Bros
ell them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
A Gosa boy.

A Texas cowboy, employed At Demines
livery stable. gave au exhibition OF his skin
with Che festive sixshootes Yesterday morn
ing. The Mayor assessed the cowboy 81 for
the afuressi exhibition
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

A contract for six masts and electric lights,
costing 1900, hiss been N sde With Col How
land for the Childs Trace Streets are being
graded even sidewalks In plank may be
made. All these without charge to the lot
holders
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The Pontiaesl High Mass Of Christmas
Hli be repeated ut the Cathedral
on New Years morning, with the same OF
fert0ry and musical selections.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Tha storm o. Ghfitmas caused iie Los
sugeies liver 60 swell dtle yesfer
daF. d neH channel being l0med Ia some
piafes next . the new leVet Ihl Total rise
lf4s ahaut ore foot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Chas j. White, the oblising ticket agent
Of the railroad company, was the recipient
Of q handsome package Of table silver ware
nom an official Of the road, as an acknowl-
edgement OF his faithful services.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Pag no attenaou 10 silly croakerz. but look
out Tor yourself Secure n hOmeatead 10 the
enuqs tfsct at 500, 81 monthly payments,
Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

OF san Francisco. have limited number OF
cases Of Assorted California wiueF af their
New York sgeucy a most suitable holiday
gin Tor their friends Ease
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The Los Acc les steam Laundry with
Chez steam iryeH inside enc house, can
arg els aas p talfty minutes, lu spite of the
weather aua wl.hpW bcing suued hy SCOT
sfl4nsG
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Ihg cay thet tie books close for The
Chuds. Tract Homestead 700 win see Inc
LOIS edfatee IN price. Long before he
diFbioa they vi sell AZ $3.50. fhink u this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
TIE coukrs.


Friday. December 18th
Elton ~ Rowland judgment for defend
ant.
lcal W York Passed.
Davis ". Klelerei defendants allowed
ten days further tlsne 10 plead.
SET FOR 10 DAY
Lewis VI. Adams-Tfial
Laai vs.. York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

For the beautiful mil rugged ship, pnt up
Tor railie NJ the Cape Horn saloon viii take
place sunday afternoon, corner OF Main snd
Alameda streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Pure American bread No alum can be
had at the American Bakery, corner First
and Main Streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
ELEGANT HOUSE AND LOT
IN EAST LOS ANGELES,
Near Downey Aeepne
wednesday, Dec. 3lst, 1884,
In the Afternoon at 3 O'Clock.

A fine modern bnili home, no. 12a Chestnut
street. two blocks iron nowney venue, two
story, Mansard roof, Il rooms and bath, good
sized closets Ia every room; AL modern con.
venlenUes painted outside and inside Ia the
best possible manner bulit by days work,
aud pronounced Al. Cannot be surpassed
In workmanship and finish; costing nothing
fer water. a we'll az eleaf soft. sparkling
water, Windmill and tanks, BY which tho
wafer Is supplied M all parts Of tue house.
4 hne view w every direction. The eutire
city ~ Los Angeles eau be seen from this
polnt the view cnn never be ohsiFueted
This fact alone makes u very valuable. ANY
lady or gentleman ~ quest ~ o nice, quiet
home, anq one that VIII increase in value
rapidly. this Is the place. Quiet npighh0f
hood ~ the vicinity Of 4. Dunhald, Esqs
private residence, proprietor o. Sc Eimn aud
Pic0 House and the elegant laid out grounds
The schleifelin property. Thispf0pertY the
house built Two years ago, cost 1000. TefIns.
y cash, balance In 2 Year, time ct o per
cent pet year
NO1E-PHrlies 70 wanto o. an elegant home
or 10 speculate, or a. an Investment We beg
81 you 10 examine Thoroughly a fHe resi-
oonce. Sale positive without reserve. the
owner being obliged to leave the city Can
he examined every day after II a. n
deli " JOHN g. BELL, Auetioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
ninsirntrd f.rct,,res.

Improved city property at a saerifce, for q
few days only Mclean & White, No. 80
South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The city delinquent tax sale viii take
place on the SIN af January DELINQUENT
taxpayers take due no ice and govern your
selves accordingly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

fou can buy sheet music faf Eve cents
copy et Fac los Angeles News Co Ms south
Spring st. Call and yet eatai0gne. le9 IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

iahalnuone are positive Ia their action,
quick and lasting III their eifeei In the cure
Of MI lung diseases So says Or. Williams.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

xG ras slss r. sAAss aaa ornaments. go to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Are now being servea a. Rosters sakery.
'nuae and Oyster fgIlaga, f1iienheck Block
lu-uor 81 hmL-u- 10 aannnI alI.al-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The Very Hest Frnit Cake
Ia the city Is 10 be found AZ Ros.ers, Holien-
beck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Great times at The old skating rink, IA
South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Commence Il b. seeariusa lot for bean
uiul home ia tit eAiids lfaet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
Preferred Nneclnts.

Forty houses viii go up on the childs
Tract IA 1885.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
Certificate of Partnership.

We, Abrau Feintuoh aud Adolph Hamlsh
do hereby certify that ~ conAiituih part.
fership tfnnfaciink bueinefu IN this ttats
under the drm name and Hyle Of ftiufrch
4 Aalnish Iie principal place NJ buslnass
4 the city and county ~ los Angeles This
full name and residences ~ all rs plemhefa
are signed hereto
Ion Angeles, Doc. 10, iHf
AulAM FEiNrTudH.
Residing Ia l.. A.
ADOLfH RAMi3H
Residing n l.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
4. MOSGROVE&CO.

rs ATWOOD scotch Cheviet
Newmarkets at 81 so.
20 ATWOOD Imported Berlin
Dolmans. full length. heav-
lily trimmed with Atwood
astrahkan, at $40.
rs ATWOOD French Mattel
lasse Newmarkets. richly
trimmed with fur and or
naments. $40.
IS Atwood Ottoman Cloth
PATTI Coats. handsomely
trimmed with Atwood as
trahkan. at the extremely
low price of $25..
% Satin Rhadanes Dress
Skirts made with Panels,
Pleatings. Draperies. etc,
at SIS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

coneer, tonight BY che berlin Lady d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
war Departments SlFnal Service.
.. =. ,fsuy.
uiHisiaa It fl'fEiams and HornriG for fhe
benefit Of Commerce and heficniturc ha
fIlI5 ui ofIHrT futi ms ttFrn at fua iuFoirH
California. December "A isei.
I HI iIEHF
4a6 AM 30 ~ o2 W aifbk j
Maximum rhermamotcr. Ga
Minimum Thermometer, 1gt

Minimum rhermamctcr. d3.S.
VIM mn fneIlnamnlnr. llN

orally fair weather.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
WRECKED BANKS.


Tho First National, OF Monmouth, III.
and Dopositorles In New York and yor.
Aalllea, o., Compelled 20 Close their
Doors,
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, April 0,--Tho First Ma.
tlonal Bank here closed Ia doors about
eleven o'clock Tuesday morning, tho cause
being tho speoulatlonS OF Cashier u. 4. o,
Hubbard on tho Board Of Trade The do.
felt Is estimated ull tho way from $40, 900
to $4,000 The doposltors will loose moth
Ing, Os tho stockholders arc liable for double
tho amount OF the capital, $40, 900. a Much
excitement prevails, but no run IA expected
when tho bank opens In day or two, "a tho
stockholders arc oil monoyod mon OF tho
town.
NEw YoRW, April 0-hlogsrs. Julius II.
Hagen, Otto Wits and Allen LeXow, com.
prlglng the ttm Of Hagen d Billings, bankers
aud specie brokers, made m assignment
Tuesday Preferences were given 10 j. Il
W, Sellgman for $50, 600 and 10 the Kansas
City Smelling and Refining Company for
100000, The firm hNd quite reputation
In tho street II was established In 1868,
succeeding Cohn, Walter y Co. .MeaSra
Hagan n Billings were tho company,
VERSAILLES, o., April 0,--Tho Ex.
change Bank at this place closed lts doors
Tuesday morning, Tho bank has boon
weak for some time, u, H. COppess, OF
Grconylllc, o., has been appointed receiver.
Tho loss will be about 500, 900, which falls
on tho Stockholders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
Cnnght by Failing prIcea.

hcnMoSD, Va, April a--MCa0u. Loo
n Potts, provision dealers, doing business
on the south sldo OF tho basin, corner OF
Tonth street, this city, were compelled 10
suspend payment Tuesday. Mr. Potts
said tint tho firm had boon caught on tho
wrong side Of tho market, whlChneCu@ltntOd
tho suspension, RumOW In business circles
place their liabilities M high ~ $500, 900,
Mr. Il, A. Saunders, OF this city, Ia spo.
clal partner In tho nrm, but IL not affected
beyond about $40, 900,
BAiTlMOuG, Md, April p,--'r. Robert
Jenkins Il Sons, one OF tho oldest aud for.
morly most wealthy firms engaged In tho
provision trade, falod Tuesday The aus.
pension wOs duo 10 the rapid decline In tho
price Of grnln and pork, and difficulty In
plOclng the FIRMS paper Tho members Of
tho firm declined 10 furnish any information
regarding tho assots aud liabilities, but from
reliable sources II has boon learned that tho
liabilities arc over 5000, O0O, while tho assots
viii aggregate about Sl0O, 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
"sPEeIAL CABLES"

The Manner In Which They are Obtained
by Leading Chicago journal Exposed
byA Neat HOAX Perpetritod ny u Con.
temporary,
CnlcAGO April g,--Last Monday morn.
lug tho Tribune, Of this city printed under
flaming headlines an article which II pro.
fessed 10 have received by special cablegrlm
from London, and which purporled 10 be q
paper written for and published In tho Pau
hdil Journal, (nO such paper eSslsts In
London by Matthew Arnold, giving
HIS Impressions Of America as hG had seen
II on his recent visit Ills strlclures on
Chicago aud many prominent ChicagOlns
were exceedingly severe, and utterly at
variance with his Ylewa Us expressed % many
leading citizens during his sOjOum In this city.
Indeed, 10 extreme were his criticisms that
tho Tribune felt called upon TO treat
OF tho matter odlt0rlally which II did In u
most bllIef Rnd yltup0rallye article, deslg.
nallng Mt, Arnold ~ tho "kng OF dead
bealA," ana accusing HIN OF dealing In "fe.
hash0d gaga," II now tIansplTes that tho
whole matter II u huge hoax, gotten
up especially 10 expose tho Trlbime's
method OF obtaining Especial cable dla.
palches' The DdilB NoiOs, an enlerprIl.
Ing twOconl morning paper has for long
time charged that tho iriblm0'a New York
correspondent has obtained early copies OF
the New York morning dalles, Crlbbed
their leading foreign articles aud teloraphed
them 10 tho paper In Chicago, where
they were reprinted In the Tribune, dubbed
Especial cables" In order 10 prove Is
charges tho N0Os prepared tho Arnold
article In Chicago, forwarded II 10 New
York, obtained lts Insertion IN tho Now
York Tribune with the result as stated
above, The 'smOl morning paper" as tho
Nel0s Ia invariably called by tho Tribune,
Ia naturally hilarious over tho success OF Ia
schomo, MI. Joseph Medlll, managing cd.
llor aud proprietor OF tho Tribune, Ia ono Of
tho most earnest advocates OF the proposed
NowsCopyrght law The Chicago JOilr.
mai the Chicago Inter-O Ocean, the Now
York Times and tho Boston Advertiser
were also Victims 10 the soil, but the Trlb
une alone printed II ~ q special cable,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
rou0Es or run ELECTION.

SANDusRY, April S.--Full returns, az.
ter careful revision, show considerable
Republican gains In the city,
0BERLlN, April 4, Things are 40
thoroughly Republican here, the Demo.
Gratis put no municipal ticket In the
field, and the Republicans had Il all
their own way
AsnTABULA, April S,-'rhe election In
this city was n general deieAt 10 the Re
pN6llcane, the Mayor, Clerk Marshal and
four OF the i've C0uncilmen being elect
ed by the Democrats,
uRBANA, April S,--'rhe municipal
election here resulted IN the election OF
the Republican city and township tick
et with the usual majority The Dem.
0crnis elect one justice Of the pence,
which II u gain,
STEuDENvlLLE, April S.-rhe election
resulted IN u c6mplete triumph FOR the
Republicans The Council will stand
Republicans, Z; Democrats, b, The Re-
publiCans carry the Water WOrkl Trus.
tees nnd 3 out Of u School Directors.
NEW LEXINGTON, April S,-'rbo Jury
IN tho case Of the state OF Ohio w VIII
liam Blakely, indicted for murder In the
second degree, for lynching Richard
Hickey after deli6eratiOn OF two hours,
brought In verdict Of manslaughter.
COLUMBUS, April S,.-The result Of the
election held yesterday gives the Repub
licans control Of the Police Commission
and continues their mAjorities OF last
year In the Council and Board Of Educa.
tion. They have also elected d member
of the Board Of Water Works Trustees.
KENT, April s. Yesterdays election
resulted In W, j. Case, Democrat, being
chosen Mayor, aud two Democrats out
OF three for Council. The clerk, mar
shal, street commissioner and city sea.
ler elected, are all Republicans, while
the treasurer isa Democrat. The town
ship ticket IL Republican,
DELAWARE, April S.--'rhe Democrats
elected II, l.. Baker, D., over Captain
Amos Glover, r., for Mayor by ii ma.
lority, Frank Kaulfman's, r.. majority
FOR City Solicitor over g. q. Banker, D.,
was 330 The Republicans carried ali
the other offices and have majority OF
two in the City Council. The Council
has been evenly divided for several
years.
CUyAnoGA FALLS, April Sat the
election great many tickets were badly
scratched, There were four tickets In
the field, The result IN given below:
Mayor A. b. Curtiss, b., Justice of the
Pence, A, b. Curtiss, D.. Solicitor, Chas.
H0wlhnd, r., Assessor Israel James, r.;
Clerk, Frank Heath, II, Marshal. Richard
Reed, H.; Council, George Sperry, George
Patterson. Q. Kittelburger; School Board,
Henry Grant, Edgar lnekeep. Q. KitteI.
berger, l''l1, a.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
NEWS NOTEs.

"a London cable says John Br.shts health
IL greatly improved,
The President has recognized Theodore
llelmOn az Consul from Turkey Vt New
Orleans,
A carriage factory and several adjoining
bulldlngs were burned at Churchill, Nd, at
q loss Of $4,000,
British Imports during March Increased.
compared With March last year ~, 400, 900
The exports Increased Gi,HlU.
Lord and Lady LlnsdOWue viii formally
open the exhibition 0t the Royal Academy
on Easter Monday AZ Montreal
Subscription books for cable railway
were opened In New York, Tuesday aud In
Ono hour $1,000 900 Oi stock was taken,
The First National Bank Of ST. Abana
w., has been closed hy the bank examiner
Speculation In stocks caused the trouble,
A resolution In the California Senate
thanking Minister Sargent Tor hIs services
In Berlin, was tabled Tuesday by q vote Of
22 10 10,
George H. lllll, Of Moline, lllo collected
$1,000 from the Davenport 3u,tite Satur-
day tor tho Moline Paper Company and has
not beon seen since,
Frank James was aralgncd At lluntsyllle
Ala, Tuesday for tho Mu,,o shoals rob
berry, lilo pleaded not guilty, and the c,p.e
was sot for April 20,
EX'speak0r Keller has requested tho
posipononent until Thursday OF cOnsldera-
tlOn by tho House Of tho resolution eKOnor-
atng General BOynton,
Only eleven bodies have been recovered
from tho wreck ut the steamship sleinmann
NJ SanbrO, Three hundred rolls OF bafDdd
wire were taken out by divers
Fire, supposed to be incCnday, started
In q frame building ut Athens, Tex, Tues-
day and destroyed u number Of stores
Total loss, siD0OOi Insurance, $50, 900,
The Government Inspector Of Live Stock
NJ Montreal reports fOur.ilfihs Of the sheep
In La Prairie County Infected with dLSeasa
The Infected districts have been Quaran-
tlnod.
After April 10 tho Central ra,!hc will
run lastmail train ltOm Ogden 70 san
Francisco In lhlriy'nine hours, thus com
pleung tho tastmail system between tho
two coasts,
Al u meeting Tuesday OF the passenger
agents OF all the roads cenlering Ut Column
bus, o., The mtcs 10 the National COnyen.
tlonS N Chicago were fixed At 0ne fare for
the round rip
The jail al Cincinnati Is now guarded by
mty extra policemen who have charge OF
the Gatllng gun, The manager OF the dra-
matte festival says many persons are actual
ly AFRAID 10 visit The city lor i1ar VI boing
shot
d. Y, Murphy has been oloial reporter
OF the United States Senate tor thlrtyfour
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-10
nIInol. secret socIcllcD.

CmeAOo, April N-=rho Grand Council
Of Illinois, Royal Arcmml, met IN
htth annual session Tuesday at tho
Grand Pacific Francis sQuar, Grand
Regent, presided, and thorO we're upward
OF forty delegates from subordinate
lodges Reports showed that the member.
ship Oi tho order In tho Snle was g,slG,
aud that iIleen deaths had occlued during
the year, The amount Of money paid out
TO boncGclOrles was $4,000 and there Is a
balance In the treasury Of i1,10S,OS, Tho
council viii elec officers, and also one ron.
wsenNtlyo aud one alternate 10 the Su.
prcmo Council, which meets In Chicago
April 90,
Henry s, Bnkhordt Of Chicago, was
elected Grand Regent for next yonr, Q. 4.
Hitchcock, Of Peoria Vie Regent; NJ. Il.
Powers, Of Evanston, ONtol, q, q. GarIsh,
Of Chicago Secretary; Charles Il. parson
OF ChlcaOg, Treasurer and ., NJ, Morse,
Of Bloomington, NhnplnIn