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New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
ALBAN
ENGAGEMENT ED-NAYIGArIoN-
NEW EHApEI.
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ALBANY. March 27.-Ihe engagement OF Miss
Jo,erhine March Boyd daughter of David l. Boyd Of
thi, city. and William 4. Haync, of Santa Barbara
Gal grandson of ex-Governor Haync. of South Caro-
lima IL announced
John H. Kimball has been recommended for the ap-
pontnent n cadet at West Point from this district
70 Coprre..man-eleot Swinburne by the Board OF Ex
amiper3.
..Faka and viii Carleton have drawn large audi
once- at the Leland this week.
The annual option OF the Fort Orange Club to the
families Of its members will be held on Tuesday or
Thursday OF Easter week.
The sxteth anniversary Of the wedding OF Mr. and
Mrs John O. White was observed at their home, on
Madi.op.aye on Wednesday night Mr. Write Il
eighty four year, of age aud Il In vigorous health lie
Is one of the leading in the state aud several
ot h. son. are associated with him IN the business IN
Albany New York, Philadelphia and other cities.
Preparations Tor the opening OF navigation are being
made among the fleet of canal boats and steamboats,,
gnartered in the basin here The Delaware and Hudson
Canal will open on Aprll D.
Contracts for the walls OF All Sans Cathedral have
Locn awarded 10 John Sneith Of Ithaca, tor Sll6OOO.
The contract calls tor the erection OF the walls OF the
Cathedral proper, without the towers, the yeslry,
clo.er etc The contract also ncludes the building
of Ssnty four memorial pillars in the nave. Money
enough Is pledged to build the eastern hai which
n IL Estimated will cost $4,000. Tho construction OF
the western half depends upon whether sufficient
uon,y To warrant the undertaking sbal be raised.
About $50 900 is now pledged. lhe WORK oi tue
eastern halt il that alone II built TO be finished by
November /. The walls are 10 DC VI ot'uam s'ono
aud brown stone.
The old Riverside Park, ut East Albany, he's been
secured by the Albany Baseball Club ior its hatch
games next season.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
TIE NEW-JLRSLY STATE CAPITOL.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on REBCILDING-TlE
JERSEY CITY RAILROAD sCHEMF.
fFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rHE TTmuSE.l
TRENTON, March 27.-The committee TO con-
slider the rebuilding OF the burned portions Of the State
House reported 10 the Assembly this morning. The re-
port recommends that the rebuilding be placed IN the
charge Of committee to consist Of the Governor Con-
troller Treasurer Attorney General President tho
Senate Speaker OF the House, chaen OF the two Com
mittees Public Buildings and Grounds aud
Der Of the House. The commission IN To be empowered
spend $3.50 0O0 and the money IL TO be raised by sell
lug the securities Of railroads and canals held by the
State The improvements contemplated a large
scale Mr. Keasbey submitted n minority report, pro-
posing proceed the plan Of the commission of 1871.
and to appoint Ex-Governor Ludlow. ex-Congrsssman
Brewer and exJudgc Kirk ana the Governor and Con
trOcr TO take charge Of the work plan be adopted
without the approval Of the Committees on Public
Buildings, OF which tho President Of the Senate and
Speaker 10 be appointed members. The expense is
TO be limited 10 S2JOOOO and the money 10 be raised by
state tax. II larger Is necessary the Capitol Ia to
be moved 10 Newark Elizabeth. The plans embraced
IN the two reports will be considered next week, and
both VIII probably be subjected to criticism, especially
that of the majority, which is deemed extnyagant and
clumsy. II is understood that Governor Albeit has In
formed the insurance companies that they will not be
desired rebuild the burned building and the present
Indications are that the companies will escape with
small payment OF money In the face of this the hand
of the enterprsng agent in Joint resolution in
troduoed to-day requiring the insurance the State
Lunatic Asylum for $I5O,OOO and the furniture for
$4,000.
The railroad scheme for blocking up Washing gton.st,
Jersey Clty, hurried through the Senate with
speed that aroused antagonism and the presence OF the
chairman OF the Committee Passed Bills could not be
awaited by the dgont lobbyists tho bill being
the Governor by another member. Through In
formaty tho Governors secretary did not receive 1t
the time, and The bill was returned TO the Senate cham
Der. On Thursday morning ~ finally taken to the
Governor The 6 is strongly opposed IN Jersey city.
A.
the bill must he approved.
The House passed bills this morning 10 authorize tee
phone ana telegraph companies to lay wires under
ground; amend the Constitution as To provide for
Court 0f Appeals 10 consist OF the Chancellor Chief jus
toe two senior Judges Of the supreme Court ana the
senior Vics-Chancell0r
The nomination OF Miles Ross has been adversely
mented upon throughout the State, ana IL s doubtful
whether Will be able 10 the eleven votes
with the Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28

soma thing, YOU have said that you DO not 'hk 'ho
profit on the business pays for the trouble. t - so
why do not want you to continue H. pu' WIN P".
some of nv own Into cash and go on with IL my
,oe, bouever that have conducted this Dusness Win
care and have done well so far In adoieoh W p"Ss
all interest on my notes have made Jonuy oVer
s1 1000 since last spring year ago, ana tns on an W
age Investment of $50, 900. According 10 my "sie
with you have always left In my Dox security io o
half the account of my notes. and do so now. i' o
to me fair way Of doing It, The income 4 .sa.
nv opehaf profit Is very acceptable 10 me- ior io n'
., "a mora business than stocks. Stii, you
do no, agree with me want to know It, You anu nave
lost perB litAe In comparison with What We h,o e'
and think 1t Is only fair that before heiphs o'ei wy
whom YOU have lost money you should 10 ~ ieA' ~
YOU can to increase profits. L do not "aAs - ' '
To appear selfish In this matter but simply feel
ing as hard as have get our business In running
and nake money II would hard TO have 10 STOP IT, VIC
have done well 40 far and why should We hot 20 o
The stock market is not what usuu '
and feel that 1t is unsafe TO buy much uii '' uo"
movement is over sun, II you WANT W ouy
stoct am always ready to share one-han the
ro.no,sh;,itv and use my margin. ] feel very grateful
for ali YOU have for me- Rather than 70 sse 80 ny m
by my caree:sDes 5 o.ns WoaT With Others What
Won make with IKE 20 join you III a ts m n az
road matters and also influence iy iyadnnne i'm Won TO-
same but when eny want OF cohnqohoo h ~ oOa ali
ward me il makes feel bad, for ieei naso % o a.,
IN Nh my PS testided that he met u s. Grant r at tho
Union Club meeting Of the directors NV War
M" am ~ Grant h Ward was formed on July L. lsSo
NJ Pish contributing $780, 900 OF the S3ooooo eaplta
Ward the manager oi the hrin' anu Id" " ~
| TO Mr. Fish OF its formation. -, c,,, ~ aspo,
| Mr. stsHey. - .. ann hut 7 frat Ia.
CANA mnch acquainted with him in lsSo. was intro
| duced 10 him by Mr.. Ward -, ,.. -, ,r.i,oss y,
How often did you go 10 Ihe paw Va ~N -
| Grant & Wardl" e, .oot,-oa ,nor,h,v
"Seldom Perhaps once week roOoi'0N "''''"i'
| accounts Of the business ..-...,. -, ,ho
He identified bundle OF papers and statements 1l 'he
| nro6ts and expenses OF the firm as made 10 nlm Dy
Ward on the first OF each month The pronts were On
an ORIGINAL investment of 100000 and were one-thnd
90 S rn,'s rsportel profits for months and! after
wards neuuarter General Grant was anmlled 81 S
partner on December /, 1850 MT FISH snae VI & ano
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
BUFFALO,.
ACTION REGARDING THE FIRE - NIX
MCUNE'S DEATH-LAY SISTERS.
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MCUNE'S DEATH-LAY SISTERS.
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BUFFALO, March 27.-Tho members OF the German
youpp Mems Association met tonight TO take action
in regard 10 the burning OF Music Hall Their dehbera-
tions will be disclosed at the general meeting OF
citizens called for tomorrow night There Is no ques-
tion but that Music Hall will DO rebuilt The same
citizens who subscribed to the Music Hall building tuhd
before stand ready to do again. and the movement
IN favor of rebuilding IA too popular TO fail OF accom-
pshng its object The St. Louis Church congregation
1, well TO do and though the old church Is beyond
restoration more beautiful building will take ts place
The ecoentricy OF fame illustrated the other day
AZ the sheriis Office by the receipt of postal card
giving particulars OF the escape OF prisoners from the
jackson, Mich, Ienitentary, and addressed 10
Grover Cleveland, Sheriff" ,
The lake transportation lines are announcing their
appointment, of masters for the season OF 1850 whie
t6sr. l. not prospect that navigation will be actively
resumed for two months To come. 8, ,
Ii Is now said that il the detective plumbing IN
his Delaware-aye. home which caused the death OF
Charles w. McCune
The wife Of tho Rev DR.. Van Bokkeen, rector of
Trinity Church has lIin unconscious since last Jan,
nary and this afternoon his daughter was buried anu
also her mothers devoted nurse' hIss hoI "''"
Van Bokkelen.
Bi,hop Cops 4, using theIentcn season to impress
unon the Fuscopal Church wOnGn OF this city the 40
-rabity of having an order OF deacJncsses. or lay
zi,tcrs, attached 10 the diocese. ,..
The first sub crpuon list tor the barlholu' "'a'"o
Pedestal was circulated here Yesterday. go
The McCaull Opera Company, who lost everything
but the -ugc costume, which the members chanced 10
have on Ia tho Music Hall nre, opened at tue court
Street Theatre this evening, IN - aka
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
MILLINERY AND sHA WIS FIVE AND CHEAP.

The house of j. a. G. Johnston, Broadway,
Fifthaye and Twenty-second-st, is opening special
novelties in all the departments OF its spacious store
The display OF imported millinery includes many eAqu
site little French bonnes and stylish English hats
small cloetting bonnet made with its crown ln-
crusted with let beads fold OF fancy tnsel lace TRIM
med the sde and full cluster OF crusneu fuses was
nlaceI high on top stylish Princess Louise hat was
Of fine rpt the pale tint OF lcnen green lhIo
duced this spring. The high sloping crown was sur
nunded nv "A fold OF garnet velvet and large cluster
OF and grass with spray oi % i.on1m nn
competing the trimming A graceful little peaEed POKE
was make OF embroidered WIN goiu DehIs.
Tie briIn was faced with olive velvet rold OF Drown
Apgora lace with threads OF g0ld trimmed the sue
aud full cluster OF JacquemhOt roses WIN Ions s'e'
ana leaves rested on top. 49,, IN. IL
Many handsome novelties were shown In the SIX de-
partmeut BrOcades in antique patterns continue ~
vogue The new velvet and satin brocaues arc worn III
or as iour tone brocado There also exquisite crepe
die Chimes imported for dancing dresses AZ watering
places or for dressy occasions Ihey are eDrO
erred and tgued E-curia style. lhere are also sdn
svcuiuO coors which covered with rlch uacery OF
raised E,curia cord Velvet, which VIII be extensively
ussd throughout the summer for combination Win
crepe Chimes gauLes ana evening sauhs' 10 sho" "
all the shades OF the season.
The display OF India shawls bought at the last semi
annual London sales Remarkable Tor ther 10" pIoe
I'm spte OF the price at which line Naley cashinero
shays have sold ior the last few years durnS te re-
cent In trade they have reached stun OWer
upiut and shaw which was formerly worth irOm pl2O
10 500 is now sold for SS5, and nne shawl may 10
ur.ha.ed for $50 UmritZur shawls ana striped shiW
rs Inhibited In "A great variety OF colorlngs Tue pam
Chuddah shaWls OI real lbulh inAnuAActuie 'osi ~ "
he upholstery and carpet departments OF this store
arc fulIy with all the choice new goous OF to
s@a-on Especially nue. patterns shown In the new
Wilton and MOquette carpets
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
TROY.
TWO MUNICIPAL TRIALS-PROBABILIFYO OF
A FRESHET-ANNlNERS
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Troy. March 27.-Iw0 trials have attracted
much attention this week. being that of ex-Chnmberlain
Henry & Church for stealing public money and that Of
Mayor Fitzgerald for cOnspiring to install Chamber
lain y force The disagreement Of the jury In Churchs
case was not much OF surprise TO tho people In Troy
where Churchs gcnemanly manners and good fellow
hIp bye turned general attention from the magnitude
or the offence charged against him Distrlc-Attorney
pbode says that he will try Church again. There are two
other ind dctments against him. Commissioner RANSOM
n, York appointed by tae Governor, wound up the
MAYORS trial three days, by shutting of many long
winded arguments and much testimony. His prompt
,css and nrmness had "a decided effect. Tho testimony
against the Mayor perhaps strong rs could be
exuectsd In view OF tho nature OF the n.alfeasanee
charged but the way some OF the principal witnesses
swnre IA considered amazing" II their testimony IL
true Tne combination Of accidental circumstances was
Tue nolice have chance 90 try their detective skill
I'm recovering Flynn the esca ell a bird VINO got out Oi
third story cell with remarkable success Several
OF the prisoner have been arrested accom-
uItce. II has for long time been provetD that no
one could ,cape from the Rensselaer, County jail.
Three feet OF the woods uni three rect OF Ice III
the river threaten almost unprecedented reshet III
the Hudson -, o., -, o..,t,,. o.. r,a,.
FursuIan, who II In Washington. ,, -
Four ORGANIZATIONS named after General william H.
Tibt, will observe next Tuesday. the fifth anniversary
OF his de ath, by "a general parade
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
ROCHESTER,.
LIFE SAVING SERvICE-SCHOOL FOR
NURSES-OBITUARY.
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ROCHESTER, March 27.-Captain ID. 2. Lob
bins superintendent Of the Ninth District Life Saving
seryce has completed for the reorganiza
ton OF the Charlotte Station on Lake Ontario, this year.
This is the only station the district under the OLD
volunteer system. all OF the others being manned py
regularly appointed and paid crews. At one ume al Oh
the stations were under the volunteer SYSTEM after the
fashion OF tho British and Canadian stations, but tnls
long ago became mpractcable, especially al the larger
ports. Business Is rapidly increasing at the port OF
Charlotte, making a better service necessary. Ano
station now stands the old light house. more than "a
mile the Genesee. 1t proposed 10 move own W
the shore and rebuild It
The third annual commencement OF the ochester
Training School for Nurses connected with the CITY
Hospital, occurred last evening, and the exercises
attracted general attention The graduating class is
follows: Mary B. Bullard Carlina Muller, Margaret l.
Foulds, Dora NJ. Hull, Frances L. Thorne, Mary L.
Thorne and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Spencer.
The death of G. Gilbert, the portrait painter, Is
serious loss to the profession In this country He was
made an honorary member OF the National Academy OF
Design I'm lsIs and in 1919 he made an honorary
member OF the Albany Academy OF Design.
An exciting cOck-ight took place at Newark, twenty
five miles east OF this city last night between Rochester
and Buffalo birds The pit was arranged in barn near
the railway station The main was f3r So99 ana eas was
won by Rochester In the first five battles lhere were
about l25 persons IN attendance and tney were irO
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland, Troy aud New.1ork ,,,
ORourke Post No. l q. A. r., the first Grand army
most organized In the State has decided to attend tlo
National Encampment OF the Grand Army at fortIanu
Me- In June. There large gathering Oh uraha
Army men here last evening. when eompeinuvtgb r.
muster in pract!sed ut the CITY Hail. uIuer 'ho
supervision of General John Reynolds. A.. ,,,o .,
The general Amusement at the city rinks Is te gaus vi
polo. Games are In progress every evening" @
NewYork polo league OF proessona PLAYERS mas mas gm
organized. and the Washington ana har'al" 'e"'n' w
this city have entered.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NEN-1Oith bf-AblNfo'
YORK, March 81.
Cash wheat was advanced 1@ll2 cent to-
day with the result OF checking possibly larger ex
mort demand than that which made and which was
satisfied with not moro than fifteen loads The export
business In moderate, and the real feature OF
the market was the good inquiry for oats fully 100000
bushels were taken shipment abroad In options the
.peculnuon was dun and irregular in spite OF the
strength OF cash wheat and the continued talk about
probable between England aud Russia the extreme
advance was barely cent above Last ghts hgures and
i'm the aft, rnoon n renewed tend, .cy downward left
urceS at the close cent under the last quotation
yrstsrlay Corn lost rs much has cent, but oats
were better at tho close. The nnai prices Tor wheat
wets March OOSs April, 9O7s May, 924 June, VI.
aud Juy 30 for March, JOls Aprli, oOeSi hlay
and June 5O7s and July 52; Tor oats: March, April
and May, 37is, and June 81 cents, ~. -,
At New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
recsipts %. grain today Wheat, 932oo bushels
corn 2OT 3ss bdshclS; oats, 99.6s2 bushels total
Grain 492 32s bushels; -four. 36774 barrels The re-
CENT, al Chicago waukee ana st. Louis were Wheat,
l22 2Os bushels corn 35922I bushels oats, l2o'doS
bushels; total grain 6O75s7 bushels; hour, %i'ooS
barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
MRS UAIsEY,s SUITS Against A BANK.

Two suits by Mrs. Anna NJ. b. Halsey against
the Tradesmens National Bank and William N. Hoes
lawyer particulars OF which have been published in
THE TRIBUNE, disposed Of yesterday so far as Mr.
Hoes was concerned, by Chief Judge sedgwick In tho
Superior Court, Special Term. Mrs HaAey's husband.
Anthony Halsey cashier OF the bank at the time Of
his death in 1879 The bank claimed that he was then
indebted 10 it for more than $4,000 Mr.. Hoes who had
formerly represented the bank in some matters was
employed By Mrs. Uasey TO close up the estate Under
his advice about $4,000 OF the proceeds OF Mr Haeys
estate was paid the bank upon its claim One OF Mrs.
Haseys suits have the conveyance to the bank OF
the real property at No Al East Broadway ana OF some
lots in forty set aside on to
ground fraud and cousion between the BANK ana hr
Hoes. IL was shown the trial that Mr. Halsey hela
the East Broadway property in trust for the bank and
that he made deed OF It to the bank before his death
also that the property
was sold at public auction, bid In by the bank and the
proceeds turned to Mrs. Halsey Judge SedsWick
dismissed the complaint against both defendants
The other for accounting. Judge sedggiek
also dismissed that against Mr. Hoes ana reserved s
decision the question whether the complaint coud 20
so amended as to permit the action for accounting 10
be continued against the bank He said however, tnas
the charges OF fraud and couson should be
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
DOCTOR BULLS DAUGHTERS.
TEsTIFYING AGAINST THEIR FATHER

HIS DRUNKEN HABITs-LoCKING THEM OUTFLOW
HE BROUGHT HIS WIFE HOME.
The scene in the DR.. Bull lunacy proceedings
saddening and dramatic yesterday The physcians
eldest daughter Miss Genevieve c. Bull age twentyone
who began the proceedings, and the daughter next In
age Miss Julia Bull eighteen, were obliged to testify
against their father Their mother died in May ana
both in full mourning They attractive in ap.
pearance Of medium height have fnely-cut features.
fine compilations and refined manners. The edeso
is somewhat deaf Their testimony prompt cear
Miss Genevieve testified that her father began drink.
ing heavily after her mothers DEATH that when Wis
tors called the daughters obliged to say he not
at homo, his condition was so disgraceful He wens
away In January last and gone two weeks Once hs
returned and asked for his checkbook, saying "ths
girls" wanted it. Miss Geneveve wished to be excused
from saying who the girls were Her father had
been less aeconate, sometimes taking her for
one Of "the girls" aud kissing her whea
he was maudlin, and then. discovering his
mistake, he would hurl her from him in o rage.
He was drunk before her mothers death, and
remained during and after the funersis
One bitter night in February the daughers attended
night in front OF the house by their father, who had
locked the door. with the aid Iof watehman they
finally got In then their father cursed them and re-
vied them. On January 81 woman identified ~ tne
R & sa @ ae ssd to ss
the heuse Dr. Bull threatened to put the two younger
was of age and he could not do that with her.
Lawyer Howe asked questions tending to show that
DIR. Bulls drunkenness the result OF sorrow over
his son, who had made runaway marriage
This was thrown out by the Commissioners Miss Gene.
We've said that while her mother dying the family
bad only sausages to eat as her father neglected the
family.
Mr. Howe presented grocers and druggists bills to
show the extravaganza OF DR.. Bulls family Miss Ball
said that sherry bottles lay about the house having been
emped by father She bought great deal sherry.
for II he did not have 1t In the house he would send her
out at all hours to buy 1t.
Miss Julia corroborated this testimony, and gave an
account OF DIR. Bulls return home with his new WHO
about midnight January 81. Lawyer Jackson asked
her about the marriage certificate, II there was mar
rlge Mr. Howe denounced this imputai0n and then tho
deposition Of Cecilia ID. Ball. age sixteen, put in
evidence letter dated January 26 five days befors
the date OF the certificate which put under the door
OF DR.. Bulls house, and was addressed to my Dear
Daughters" and signed I" Mrs Lorraine Bull and
Dr. George W. Bull set forth that Mrs. Bull had mar
ried your father, but greatly Ia need have
him under my care nursing him, and he is recovering.
He will be home soon" request for 800 at once.
we are very poor and sayi that Mrs. Bull wrote
The case will 20 next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-28
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
WOMAN'S WORK wORKINGMEN PAYING
PENSIONS


PENSIONS.
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SYRACUSE March 27.-Ihe Executive Committee OF
the Association for the Advancement Of Tomen met
on Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. X. w. Pease, In
Montgomery-st Miss Addie May, Of Boston, the hrss
vice president presided in the absence OF Julia "ard
Howe. the president The other members OF the COM
mttee present were the Rev. A. b. Blackwell, MIS-. H.
T. r. Wolcott of Boston Mrs. ii. A. Townsend' Oh
Buffalo; Mrs. Lita b. Sayles, Of Killingly Conn. !;
Mrs Francis Fisher, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. D. L..
Baqp OF this city, and Miss Ella c. Lapham, OF Ere
donia The committee decided to hold the next annual
congress at Des Moincs, Ia IN October. Last nisht'
on the invitation of Dr. Coddingon and the Leisure
Hour Club, the association met the club and few
friends at Kebe School Addresses were delivered py
Mrs Wolcott, on " women's Work." by Mrs. Fisher,
on Bread Winning" by Miss Lapham, OF Society 7;
by Miss May on The Ideal Young Lady ana py MIS-
blackwell, on Bodies and Souls"
The funeral services of Mrs. Kennedy, the wife OF
Justice Kennedy, were held at the family nome on
Tuesday afternoon The pail bearers were Judge
Comstock. Judge Andrews, Judge vann. j. D. Belden,
William Kirkpatrick and George N. Grouse. -,
Ex-Mayor Belden and wife have gone to Caornia; ma;
EI-Mayor John Grouse left here yesterday ior o''
Point Comfort. ~ Do.
The announcement that the Rev. Joseph T. Duryea,
of Boston mad received call to the FIRST ffesoy
Church of Syracuse IL denied by the members u, eV
church IL Ia said however, than an ehort Is being
made TO secure the services OF Dr. Duryea.
A committee appointed by the Stonecutters Union
have returned from Albany, where they have been
soliciting subscriptions among the stonecuttsrs @ az
work on the Capitol They report success. Among
The subscrintions received was $40 from Governor Hill.
Mrs William r. Hoyt has returned to her home at
Fayetteville from Washington, where she had peoh
assisting her sister Miss Cleveland IN the ociai re-
ceptions at the executive mansion. ~,
Tho local agency of the United States Pension oihce
has paid, since March l. 20650 persons. There are
$50 more claims to be satisfied The total amount
when the list Is completed, will be 100000.