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a man on q 'sgunboatr near Keithsburg in 1865.
AT that time he was sentenced to fourteen years
in the penitentiary from Henderson county by
Judge Smith. He was pardoned by the Gov
ernor after serving ten years.
John G. Ross, a farmer near Marine, commit
ted suicide in his bedroom by shooting himself
in The forehead Financial embarrassment and
the effects of drink are supposed to have been
the cause. He leaves wife and large family.
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ohitudrx.

LOUISVILLE KY. March Box Mayor John
G. Baxter died at Hot Springs, last night
BALTIMORE March 3O-Dr. T. H. Wirgfeld
died to-day at his residence, near this city. He
was fftv-two years old DR.. Wingfield was at
tached to Gen. Lees staff as surgeon during the
rebellion and was brother of Bishop Wing
field, Of California.
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Residence Burned.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SSHELBYvILI.E, March 30.-The residence of
Simeon Piatt, in Hendricks township, burned
Saturday afternoon, the fire originating from a
defective fiue. Most of the household goods
were saved. Loss $1,000; insurance $500 in the
Continental of New York
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Cable Notes.

Queen Victoria accompanied by Princess
Beatrice, left Windsor Castle yesterday after
noon on a journey to AK les Baines, France.
Mrs. Weldon, famous litigant, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment, without
labor, for lbelng Mr.. Revere, manager of Co.
vent Garden Theater, London
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Biiiousness

Is very prevalent at this season, the symptoms
being bitter taste breath offensive, tongue
coated sick headache drowsiness, dizziness, loss
of appetite. If this condition is allowed to con-
promptly taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. fevermay
be avoided or premature death prevented. 1t is
a positive cure for bliousness. Sold yall drug
gists
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ILLINOIS.

Falls Under the Cars and Is Cut in Two by
the Wheels.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALTAMoNT. March 30.-This evening, about s
o'clock, at Beecher City, small town north
of here on the o. s. NJ railroad Charles Connell
while jumping on the south bound passenger
train, fell under and was cut in two. There were
no eye-witnesses, but his body was found on the
track about twenty minutes after the departure
of the train.
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THE testimony of the clergy supplements that
of persons in every other walk of life in regard
to the virtues of Mishler's Herb Bitters. Rev
Thomas Starkweather, who was long affected
with distressing cold was told to use the med
icine; he did so without much confidence in the
preparation, but he adds: II am bound to say
the Bitters cured me, and own myself con-
vert to it's efficiency"
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Lovers Shoot Each Other.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
DECATUR March 30--Late last night Fife
BANTER shot her lover. VIM Amman, in the head,
and Amman shot Effie in the back. They were
out walking and had been auarreling bitterly.
Efie says she shot because Amman had broken
with her. She will die. Amman's wound is
merely in the scalp. She had made up her mind
to kill Amman, and had carried the pistol for
one year.
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An Embarrassed Clothing Merchant.

one of the Oldest and largest wholesale and retail
clothing merchants of the city, has become
embarrassed, and his store was closed this
morning. His creditors are mostly Northern
merchants. The store was closed at the instance
of Bates, Reed & Cooley, of New York, through
United States Marshal Hughes. On April 8
twill be decided in the United States Court
whether a receiver shall be appointed. Kuls
assets and liabilities are unknown
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Promising Outlook for Peaceful Solution
of the Russo-Afghan Quarrel.
LONDON, MARCIA 30.---In the House of Com
mons, this afternoon the Marquis of Hart
ingtor, Secretary of State for War,
said the latest advices the government
had received from st. Petersburg were to the
effect that a peaceful solution of the Russo
Afghan question more promising that at
any time since the difficulty arose.
Additional extensive orders have been sent to
the Chicago meat-packing companies. 1t was
impossible for English firms to compete with
Americans The report that hundreds of tons
of American meat had been found putrid is said
to he untirIa
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The Duty Of State legislatures.

Legislation in every State should regulate the
sale and use of the many poisons resorted to by
women in their desperation to obtain beautiful
compilations. There exists in DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite to accomplish the object
without niuring health or endangering life
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SUAKIM, March 30.-A messenger from Osman
Digna, bearing flag of truce, has arrived here,
asking terms of peace. An answer will be SEM
tomorrow.
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DALLAS Tex March 30.-PhilipS; Bell, post
master at Sunset, Wise county. Texas, was
brought here this morning. charged with the EN-.
hezziement of 5000 postoffice money. He
waived examination. and was placed in jail in
default of bail
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Seventy Lives Lost.

SHANGHAI, March 30-The British steamer
Orestes from Liverpool for Penang, colided
with and sunk Chinese steamer. Seventy
persons were drowned.
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Dry Goods Store Burned.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, March 30.-Shannon's dry goods
store, at Somerville, Gibson county, was burned
to the ground this morning at o'clock; loss,
81, 500. Insured for So, 300
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Four Votes for Morrison.

| SPRINGFIELD. March 80. I'm the joint assem-
bly,, seven senator's and thirty two members an
| swered rcll-call On the vote for United States
senator, Morrison received four votes. Ad.
| iourneG
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INDIANA AND ILLINOIS NEWS
A Wandering, Despondent German Com
mits Suicide at Milton.
Two Lovers, Whose Love Has Turned to Hate,
Shoot Each 0ther-Fires at Ander-
son and Somerville.
INDIANA.
A Despondent German Cuts Ills Throat with
a Razor.

a Razor.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MILFORD, March 80 1t has been ascertained
that the name of the man who committed sui
eide by cutting his throat with a razor at the
stasion-house, at the crossing of the B. & o.
and c., w. & NJ. at this place on Sunday night,
was Wilson F. Relic. He was about thirty years
old and has a wife at Wurtemburg, Germany.
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The Size of 1t.

Washington critic.
Mr.. Hendricks can at least say that he is a
bigger man than old Bynum.
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Our druggists told us that it beats all other lni-
ments-Salvation OIL price % cents a bottle.
The acme of medicine, Salvation Oil, all drug
gists sell it at twenty-five cents bottle.
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ToEvADE THE DIVORCE LAWS.
The Rush ofNew Workers to Connecticut
20 Obtain Divorces.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1i.-New Haven
lawyers are constantly being surprised
by the number of New York people who
apply TO them to secure divorces. For
some unknown reason dissatisfied couples
in New York who hud it impossible to get
a divorce there labor under the hallucina-
/ ton that Connecticut is a paradise for
I those seeking easy divorce. A well
! known lawyer said TODAY.
/ 1T beats all how those cases do turn
up. DO you see that woman across the
strcet|' pointing to tne-looking lady OF
- who was engaged in earnest cOnversa-
ton with a middle-aged and elegantly
dressed gentleman. "She has just left
my office. That woman is a New York
lady of refined parentage. She is married
and has two children. Her present hus-
band Is n drinker. and leaves her alone
frequently, and he does not provide for
her as be should. She thinks now that
he has left her tor good. For some time
she has known the man you see her talk
Ing with, and he is madly In love
with her. He is rich and OF good
family, and wishes to marry her. She is
desirous OF marrying him simply To assure
herself a good home and pleasant assOcia-
tiOns. But she loves h0r present husband,
and would be a true wife 10 him were he
faithful to her. AS she approached semi
destitution she sought "A lawyers advice,
and as she wished to avoid publicity in
New York he sent her 10 me. she wanted
me to procure her a divorce at once, no
matter what the cost; and when ! told
her that 1t was necessary for her to have
a continuous residence In this State for
three years, or that the offsnse on which
she based her claim for divorce be com
mitted in this State, she seemed greatly
astOnished. Then she asked me to send
her to some lawyer who did not object to
living for her. This | refused TO do"
"Why don't sac get divorce in New
York;,
"The laws there are more rigid than in
this State, and then most OF the cases that
come here are such as will not bear the
light Of legal Investigation there, and are
simply manPuVTes OF wives or husbands
to rid themselves OF Objectionable partners
in order to marry persons with whom
they have become infatuated. There is a
steady stream of such applicants pouring
out Of New York, and not One-tenth of
them are successful in procuring divorces.
know that l've had at least 30 cases this
year, and there hasn't been one that |
could take into court. Not long ago there
was shooting case in New York in which
the man who was shot was the husband
Of woman who called on me some five
months previous to see about getting a
divorce from him. New Workers may
pride themselves on the rightly OF their
divorce law; but 1t has been my expert
ence as a lawyer that hundreds of her
citizens are continually seeking to evade
II
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EMORY sToRRs' PREDICTION.
The Opinion He Expressed of Garfield
Anier Interviewing Him.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.--One bright day in
June, 1881, Emory A. Storrs walked out
OF a side street into Wabash avenue and
met a friend. storrs had just returned
from Washington, and his appearance
betokened dissatisfaction. His friend
asked what troubled him, and received as
reply:
1--WE have for President Of the United
States a man who has no regard for truth
lis a liar"
The President had considerable regard
for Storrs. and made use of him In various
ways. When the quarrel which resulted
10 Conkling's resignation was brewing,
Garfield called stOrrs TO him one day aud
said.
"l wish you would visit Senator Conk.
ling and assure him that no appointment
will be made 10 the New YORK custom
house without his knowledge ana con-
sent"
The next day Ro5ertson's name was
sent % the Senate. and Conkling's retire.
ment followed. "Why," siorrs continued,
81 never was SO chagrincd in my life.
Conkllng is a warm friend of mine. and 1
fastened % tell BIN Of my true position in
the matter. lie understands 10 thorough
~, and has asked me 90 become his law
partner in New York. But Gardeld's
backbone Is made OF Jelly, and / predict
his downfall will be worse than that Of
Caesar"
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THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY.

Dislike of Beatrice's Husband in Scot
land-Albert VictOr's Costly Apart
ments.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-Prince Henry of
Battenberg, husband ofPrincess Beatrice,
who is spending his honeymoon with his
mother-in-law at Balmoral Castle, Scot
land, has thus far failed to win the friend
ship of the Highlanders. Recently he
sailed into Perth, and when he showed
himself in public he was loudly
Kissed. The Kissing was so
pronounced that the young Prince
retreated and complained to the Queen.
She became very excited and ordered the
authorities to find out who the offenders
were, that they might be punished. The
investigation, it is said, so convinced the
Queen that the Scotch Of Perth could keep
a secret, and desired more Of the same
kind to keep, that angry as she was, she
felt obliged to advise Prince Henry to
maintain seclusion in the Highlands"
Evidence is everywhere afforded that the
popular dislike of the marriage Of Princess
Beatrice to such person as Prince Henry
remains undated.
A discussion is going on in London art
circles over the costly fittings and decOra-
lions which adorn the suite of apart
menus winch the Prince OF w ales mas had
arranged in Marlboro House for his eldest
son, Prince Albert Victor. The rooms
are now completed, and their new occu-
pant viii soon take possession Of them.
They have cost a vast sum OF money. The
Prince of Wales had intended, when
Albert Victor attained his majority, to
set MIN mp in a regal and separate estab-
lishment OF his own in London. But Mr..
Gladstone soon compelled his Royal
Highness to change his mind on this
score, and support the young man under
the paternal roof, by making it quite
plain to him that Parliament would OPP
pose the contemplated expense. The
Queen furnished a part of the new furni-
ttrra
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Election NOtice.

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS AND EX-OFFICIO JUDGES
CHATHAM COUNTY, GA.
SAVANNAH. GA. Oct 6. 1881 |


COMMISSIONERS AND EX-OFFICIO JUDGES
CHATHAM COUNTY, GA. (
SAVANNAH. GA, oct 6, 1885.
Under the provisions of an act entitled IAN
act to authorize and empower the Commits
sioners of Chatham county and eX -Officio
Judges TO issue bonus TO the amount of forty
thousand dollars, or less, for the purpose Of
building the new jail, to provide for the pay
ment OF the interest on such bonds, and a
sinking fund for the final redemption of the
same by taxation, and for other purposes"
approved September 70, 1888, notice is here
by given that an election will be held at the
Court House, in the city of Savannah, on
TUESDAY. the 10th day Of Novembe 1885,
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
CURED by law, TO determine the question
whether said bonds shall be issued as pro-
vided IN said act. The amount of said bonds
shall not exceed forty thousand dollars-to
mature within thirty years from date of issue
with interest not to exceed five per centum
payable semi-annualy in May and Novem Der
OF each year; and no issue of said bonds shall
be made until all the present funds for the
new jail shall have been exhausted, and then
only for such amount as shall be necessary TO
meet any deficit for the completion of said
buildings said bonds will be exempt from
all taxation, and matured bonds and coupons
VIII be receivable for all taxes and debts due
this county. The legally registered voters Of
the county are entitled 10 vote at said cleo
ton. The ballots VIII bear the words, "In
favor Of bonds or, AGAINST bonds and il
will require the Affirmative votes of two
thirds Of The voters voting at said election to
authorize the issue Of said bonds.
ROBT. d. WALKER, c. c. G,
{. Q. CASEY. G. G. G.
j. II. ESTILL. G. c, G.
Z. Ii. DOkSEiT, g. G. G.
Attest: JNO. X. DILLON, Clerk &. G. G.
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CITY sHERIFFs SALE

FINDER and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued out
~ of the City Court of Savannah in favor
OF ANDREW HANLEY VS.. FLORENCE C..
STALEY, l have levied upon the following
described property, to wit: Lot Numbered
fcrty-nlne (49), Marshall ward, on the north
east corner of Henry and Cemetery streets,
and all and singular. the buildings thereon
having front Of forty feet on Henry street
and depth of one hundred and five feet on
Cemetery street. The said lot is BOUNDED
north by lane. east by lot number fifty, oil
said ward, south by Henry street, and west
by Cemetery street. Levied on as the prop
erty Of the defendant, Florence c. Staley. n
favor o. Andrew Hanley. And 1 will sell th
same to the highest bidder at public outcGI
before the Court House door, in the city 81
savannah, county of Chatham, and State d
Georgia, on TUESDAY, the third day Of No.
vember, 1885, during legal hours of sale.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attCr'
ney.
Owner, FLORENCE G. STALEY. notified
Tenant, JOHN NJ. FRITCH, notified.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for titles.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court of Savannah, Ga
SAVANNAH, GA October 5th, $50.
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CITY sHERIFF,s SALE.

FINDER and by virtue Of a 4. ia. issued Sa
u of the City Court of Savannah in fav0fd
the JASPER MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIk
TON vs.. h. FERGUSON, Trustee, l haa
levied upon the following described prOpelp
as the property OF the defendant. d. FERGU'I
SON, Trustee, and will sell the same at pubic
cutlery before the Court House door, inleI
city Of Savannah, county Of Chatham and
state Of Georgia, to the highest bidder aI
TUESDAY, the Sd of November, 1855, durlRl
legal hours Of sale: All that eastern portla
or half part Of that certain lot, tract or pal'
eel Of land situate, lying and being in the owl
Of savannah, said county Of Chatham sns
state OF Georgia, and known and distingusha
on the map of said city rs lot number twenty
t20l Columbia ward, with the improvement
thereon. Property pointed out by plalntla'
attorney.
Terms cash: purchaser paying for Titles.
Owner notified. DAVID BALLET,
Sheriff City Court, Savannah.
SAVANNAH, August 3. 1855.
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OgIethOrpe Real Estate Company,
Special Nottrea.
ARSENAL BAZAAR,
Savannah Volunteer Guards.

The following committee, appointed at the
meeting last night, viii assemble for Organiza-
Barracks property, on Drayton street, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the l4th inst, at
S:l5 O'Clock, punctually:
Capt. IL. G. Cunningham, Capt. John L.
Hammond, Capt. r. II. FoOtman, Lieut.. John
Reilly, Lieut.. James J.. Taylor Lieut.. r.
Richards, Lieut.. Z. d. Guerard, Lieut.. John
NJ. Bryan. DR.. J. P. s. Houstoun, Lieut.. JOS.
A. Cronk, Lieut.. John w. Fretwel Hon
Mem. John r. Dillon, Hon. Mem. Malcolm
Maclean, Hon. Mem. W. P. Hunter, C. P.
Rossignol, W. W. Rogers, John B. Fernandez,
T. B. Thompson, 7. p. Ravenel, Thomas
Screven, Geo. A. Hudson, Barnard Z. Bee
VIM. e. GueraTd, NJ. Hamilton, S. Fatman,
]. \. Moore, G. W. Parish, LeeRoy Myers. c.
F: Prendergast, John Lyons, j. S. Wood, Jr.,
W. T. Reid, L. J. Gazan, Andrew Hanley.
Abbott Thomas, i. Kayton, Gordon S. Orme,
G. Il. Townsend. John TalaferrO
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
BY GEO. w. LAMAR. Auctioneer.

By authority of an order issued by the Honor
able the Ordinary Of Chatham county,
Georgia, on 5th Of October, 1885. will be sold
for distribution among the heirs of the es-
tate, at the Court House in Savannah. Ca.
during the usual hours of sale. on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER being the Sd
day. the following real estate belonging to
the estate Of Edward G. Anderson, Jr., de-
ceased:
Lots Nos. 6 and I, northwest corner of Bull
and South Broad streets. Holland tything
Percival ward, each 60xqe feet, with improve
ments thereon, consisting of an elegant double
brick dwelling twO-stOry and basement, with
modern convenionc E; clubhouse and stables
on rear of lots. JANE NJ. ANDERSON,
Administrators the estate of Edward c, An
dersOn. ,JF.
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Emmrral Snuitatinme.

SULTER.-The friends and acquaintance
Of FREDERICK Ii. suffer and Henry Suffer,
and NJ. W. Suffer and family, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral of the
former, from the residence of NJ. W. Sulter,
corner OF Price and Taylor streets, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON
COBB.-The friends apd acquaintance Of
Mrs JOSEPHINE COBB are invited to attend the
funeral of the latter from her late residence,
on Alice street. nine doors from West Broad
at o'clock THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON.
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CITY SHERTFF,S SALE

Under and by virtue of a &. ia. issued An.
~ of the City Court of Savannah in favor y
y. j. McDonough, I. B. Thompson, and Ed,
Burdette, copartners under the firm name A.
McDonough * Co., VS.. j. Wesley Hunt. I havs
levied upon the following described propertv
TO wit; The western one-haf of lot number
thirty five 1851 Cumming ward, in the citv n
savannah, county of Chatham, and State n
Georgia, having front of thirty-one feet IN
on Second street and depth of one hundred
feet, levied on as the property of John W esIeT
Hunt. defendant, in favor J. J. McDonorgb
L. b. Thompson and Ed. Burdette. copartpers
under firm and name of McDonough & n
and | will sell the same before the Conrt
House door in the city of Savannah, county
of Chatham, and State of Georgia, on TUES.
DAY, the third day Of November, 1885. bs.
tween the legal hours of sale.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attor.
ney. Purchaser to paw for all papers. Own.
er and tenant in possession notified.
DAVID BAILEY,
Sheriff City Court of Savannah,
SAVANNAH, GA. October 9Th 1881
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CITY sHERIFF,S SAFE

NDER and by virtue of a fl ia. issuoa 4,
- Of the City Court of Savannah in So ~,
Alfred webb, John McVay, James HIrgin@.
late copartners under the firm name % % Us y.
Webb Co., for the use of 2. n. Bra, ", A
Assignee of said late firm, A. Webb h ~ Hgii
David Cockshutt and John Lord, late conc y -
hers under hrm name Of Cockshutt 4 Lor5 ,
property, to wit: One Pond lathe. one Say
ard lathe. one Punch or Bolt cutter. lev1a@' p
as the property of the defendants Dsr ~
Cockshutt and John Lord, late conartUaI1S
and Will sell the same in front. of tie Snas,
House in the city of Savannah. CONT TV1 Z.
Chatham, and State of Georgia. on TTTESS y
DAY, the third day of November, 1885. dn,'
ing the legal hours of sale N"''
Property pointed out by defendant. Term.
cash; purchaser paying for titles. 4'
DAVID BAILEY
Sheriff City Court savannah, Ga
SAVANNAH, GA, October 9Th, 1885.
p. S.-Parties wishing further lpformato,
can call at Sherin's office, c. G.. S.
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EpnnI TInffrrp.

n EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-W heTeas
VI JORDAN r. BROOKS has applied
Court Of Ordinary for Letters Of dining
tration on the estate of r. STEWART san
DERS, deceased. -.
These are, therefore, to cite and admoHil
all whom il may concern 10 be and appear ".
fore said court, to make objection 'if any I1SS.
have. on or before the NINTH DAl y
NOVEMBER TERM NEXT, otherwise '-a
letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON J.. " ~.
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, lnls Wv
ffth day OF October, 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JE',o
CIerk g. o. G. 9. :
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Vernon Shell Road.

Sealed proposals will be received until the
18th inst. for the lease OF the VERNON
SHELL ROAD for a term of years. All par
ticulars will be made known on application
to the undersigned.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. NJ. A. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer.