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Honolulu Library andIReRding Room
Association.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the
above association was held last evening
at the library hall. Hon. s. 3. Dole,
President of the Association, occupied the
chair, and fifteen members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read by the Secretary, IL. \. Parmalee,
and finally approved. Mr.. A. L. Smith,
Treasurer, read his report, which showed
a balance on hand OF $31 76. On recon-
mendation of the Board of Trustees, it
was voted to borrow a sum not exceed
ing 81 800 to pay off outstanding debts.
The proposal for holding an Authors
Carnival in February for the purpose OF
raising funds was referred to the Enter
tainment Committee.
On motion of DIR. Hyde, Section 2 of
the bylaws was amended 50 that here
after bills will be referred to the Auditing
Committee instead of the Association.
The resignation of Mr.. A. Marques as
Trustee was read and accepted.
a ballot was then taken for the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year with
the following result: President, S. B.
Dole; Vice President, NJ. NJ Scott; Sec
rotary, \. l.. Smith; Trustees-A. J.
Cartwright, H. j. Meyer, VIM Foster,
C. NJ. Hyde, Walter Hill, c.. T. Rodgers,
NJ. D., w. o. Atwater, Henry Water
house and James B. Castle The Presi-
dent then appointed the following Com
mittees: Hall and Library, G. T. Rodg-
ers, c. NJ. Hyde and Walter Hill; Audit
ing, II. Johnson, Fl. Warehouse and A.
NJ. Mellis; Entertainment, NJ. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. j. s. McGrew, Mrs. E. P. Adams,
James Castle and J. F. Brown The
meeting then adjourned.
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\ Puol c-Spirited Man.

A public spirited man is one who stops
to loosen the halter of a horse which has
one foot caught over the tie strap; or
helps little child who, with quivering
lips, asks direction in strange places.
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Wool Shipment.

An important shipment of wool was
made by the steamship Alameda On the
1st instant His Excellency Mr.. Glib
son shipped 1872 ,215 pounds of wool from
his Lanai clip of this season, through his
agents, Messrs. VIM. G. Irwin & Co.
Part of the Niihau clip, consisting of 1856
bales, was shipped through Theo. Davies
& Co., and two small shipments of %
and ~ bales, respectively, by other
firms. The total was six hundred
bales, weighing in all 240,977
pounds This wool goes forward under
the new freight arrangement, heretofore
detailed in the ADVERTISER, and is con-
signed to Messrs. Hofnung, of London.
Good returns are anticipated from this
wool shipment. There is still consid-
cradle quantity OF the Lanai and Niihau
clip to go forward.
The embroidered Japanese dressing gowns
for ladies and gentlemen. to be sold at
Irwin & Co.'S store to-day, are erich and
rare'' in ornamentation and design.
large house and lot on King street, at
Palama, is offered for sale or lease.
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AIatrImony and Crime

Recent penitentiary statistics show that
the large ma ,Ority of criminals are un-
married. Crimes generally are com
mitted by men between the ages of Is and
- From this it would appear that more
early marriages would lessen the number
of crimes
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yesseIs r.earing This Day.

Stnr James Makee, Weir for Klauea, Kappa
and Hanalei Kauai, via Waialua and Waiauae, at
s a.
Schr Luka for Koholalele
Schr Rainbow. for KOOlau
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For windward ports, per steamer w G. Hall,
October I'd ID Spencer, wife and two children,
Mrs G n Spencer, Miss Hattie l. Hampstead, w
G SprouIl, J NJ DOwsett, Mrs b Ihihi and nurse,
ID Rankin, T Lille and IS deck passengers.
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, October ..
Stmr c r Bishop. Macaulay, for cruise
Stmr w G Hail, Bates, for Maui and Hawaii at
pm
stmr Lehua, Davies, for Hamakua, Hawaii,
SPIN
Stmr Waimanaio, Nelson, for Wamanalo
5chr Sarah and Eliza, for Koolau
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NOTICE.

WITHOUT DELAY I WILL SELL TO
w those who DESTROYS Of investing in
a lucrative LEASRHOLD PROPERTY. situate at
No. ia Queen street, comprising three dwelling
cottages talI rented with household furniture
pianoforte gardening tools fowls, etc, etc. Will
sell on favorable terms. +. OAKLEY, Owner.
For particulars apply 10 J. f. WISEAAN,
General BuSinesf gent. SEES Nv
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rrtrnienn tor Fuel.

The Central Pacific railway will here
after burn petroleum instead of coal in its
Sacramento and other large shops.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. 1.


FRIDAY, October 2.
Stmr James AIakee, Weir, from Kappa, Kauai
Stmr r Bishop, Macaulay, from Waialua
direct
Schr Rob Roy, from KOolau
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NOTICE.

TIME SALE OF FURNITURE, ROCKS ETC,
at Judge Austin's house, will be cor tinued till
further notice from to Il O'Clock daily.
23loctS
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Phases of the Moon During Sepfem-
Der, 1855.
d. II. NJ.
Last Quarter. AZ p NJ
rhe Rising and Setting Of the SUn.
The sun rises tomorrow morning at SAP o'clock.
The sun sets this evening at 6:l5.3 O'Clock.
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Omen Ar COncert.

The following mus ical programme will be
given by the Royal Hawaiian Military Band
this afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, at Emma
Square complimentary and farewell to
Professor Julius Herr:
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TO RENT.

THROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS, THE PREM
Il iSes situated at Kalihi, adjoining Mrs. Beck
ley's. The house is lSX2i, with every accOmmO-
dalton. There is about four acres of land fenced
in with stone wall. Terms very easy. Apply to
Deputy Marshal Dayton, at the Police station,
from whom all particulars can be obtained.
Ilqtf
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NATIONAL NEWS.
Counting the coun,ry's Money.

WAsnIHGTos, August 2O.-Acting
Secretary Fair, hid to-day telc
graphed to Mr.. Brooks, the newly Az.
pointed assistant treasurer at San
Francisco, TO take possession of the
sub-treasury there at once. He had
previously instructed V. p. Snyder,
chief clerk of the United States treas
urv office, TO superintend the count of
monies and securities in the sub-trcas.
treasury, incident TO the formal trans.
fer of the Office to the new assistant
treasurer. Mr.. Snyder is now in San
Francisco, and will conduct the count
according TO law and without refer.
enee to the individual wishes of Ia,
outgoing or incoming treasurer.
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shot For Jumping ~ Pence.

FoRT SMITH, Ark, August 90
Mark Williams was shot aud instantly
killed by Smith l'yles, about niue
miles from here on Cedar Prairie in
the Choctaw nation, last night. Will
liams and II companion were on their
way TO Enterprise to attend church
and not wanting TO 90 around field
which lay in their way. Williams pro-
posed to make his horse jump the
fence, whereupon two men came up
and dared him to do so. Throwing
oil the top rail Williams spurrcd his
horse and jumped the fence. Immc-
dIaiely pistol was fired and he fell
from his horse shot through the head.
The bullet entered the left eye aud
passed out back of the head Smith
Pyles, the owner OF the field charged
with killing him, fled the country.
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GALVESTON, August 20.-The status
of the weather throughout the cotton
belt of Texas during the the twenty
four hours ending ut p. III. to-day
was rs follows-the iirst figures being
the maximum of temperature, the
second the minimum and the third
showing the amount of rainfall in
inches or hundrcths thereof:
Galveston 80, 80, 90; Houston, SO
~, ~; 'learnc, 95, ~, 90; Waco. 80
~, 90; Corsicana, 9s, az, 90; Dallas
80, 70, 90; San Antonio, "a, a, .Ol
Cuero, "a "A, .O2; Palestine, 80, ~, 90
Columbia. 92, ~, 90; Huntsville, "a
n, .00;Longvicw, 90, IS, 90; Austin
SO, 600; Tyler, ", ~, 90; Weather.
ford. sc. 67, 90; Bolton, 90, 67, 90
Orange, 1910. OF; Luliug, %, rs, 90
Weimer, 1913, %; Sour Lake, 93 II
90.
Mean temperature throughout the
COTTON belt: highest, "a :; lowest
72.9o. Mean rainfall, .0l.
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| The OLD FOLKS.
Their DDings in England,
France, Italy, Austria
and Germany.
MAXWELL, the 50. Louis MURDER
er. was Hugh Brooke,
in England.
Germany ana spain Continue to
Chafe over that Caroline
Islands Affair.
NoCbefort SIN Making Faces
at England aud wants
to Fight.
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, August 20.-- Hugh Brooks
Is doubtless identical with maxwell"
llo was formerly clerk in the Office Of
brown " Ainsworth at Stockport
About eighteen months ago he passed
M examination and commenced to
practice law at Hyde, where he met
with but little success. In January
last he announced that he had an i'm
poriaut law suit In Dublin which re-
CURED primary visit TO London, and
he left Hyde. taking with him try
cycle aud Photographic apparatus be-
longing TO DIR. Sidebothom, of Hyde,
having evidently sold his own effects
TO pay creditors. Shortly after
brooke departure, the curate OF
Hyde, who had been an intimate
friend of Brooks, also left town and
the two were seen together In Paris,
where they were CIV
ing Photographic shows. The
description given of Maxwell's
eileminato manner and mincing walk,
exactly tallies with Brooks style.
1t is u noteworthy fact that Maxwell
sold a tricycle. in Boston, and that the
number of the watch lie sold to Jew
clcr of ST. Louis agrees with that re-
corded III the books Of "A Hyde watch
maker rs that of the watch which he
had sold TO Hugh Brooks. The por-
trait of Maxwell published in Wash
ington paper, exactly resembles
Brooks. Hugh was about i've feet,
six inches high, and had dark nous
tache and square chin. lie also had
II supercilious air and drawing
voice. 1t is certain that Hugh aud
Prcller became acquainted in Eng
land and sailed for America together,
aud It is equally certain that Hugh
was short OF funds. The fact that
Hugh dabblcd IN chemical expert
ments makes the chloroform story
probable. Letters reached Hyde
which were dated at st. Louis, u
couple of days prior TO the murder;
one containing an Easter card nd
dressed TO ilugh's former sweetheart
The case has aroused much excite
mcnt AT Hyde.
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Another Aeeoun,or the Anair..

ATLANTA, Ca, August 2O.-Last
night band OF klu kuX went TO Dal-
ton and cleaned up the lawloss cle-
ment of the town. They went to n
disreputablc house kept by Armstcd
Wyckean and beat the occupants.
Tom Turner's house of Il similar char
acter was visited; Turner offered re-
sistauce and was killed. Other
houses were also visited and the &C.
cupants whipped. A white man,
boarding with negroes, was ordered
TO leave town or suffer the consc-
qucnces. The party visited the
house of Widow Kidd in
search of Bill Kidd, II
notorious man, and twenty-five
or thirty shots were exchanged but il
isnot known whether Kidd was hur, OF
not. The Kidd establishment was de.
molishcd; it has long been disreputa.
Bile. The mob took in all the disrepu.
table houses, then ii went to the
mayors Office and there left II list OF
those. under the mOb's surveillance
The whole affair is an effort to rid
Dalton of the bad characters that in
fest the town.
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Tuesday, Hungarians and Polanders
were put TO work about the mine and
although the striking miners watched
their movements closely, no distur-
bance occurred until late in the eve
ming, when the foreigners were at
tackled. The excitement brought TO
the scene crowds of persons and in
less than ten minutes the fight be-
came general and was participated in
by hundreds of men ana boys. All
sorts of missiles were used, such Ms
stones, clubs and fence rails. From
fifteen to twenty-five persons were
seriously, and several llungarians,
fatally, hurt. AS soon as one IN III
became disabled he was carried away
and the battle renewed. The Hun
garians fought desperately aud
showed determination not 10 leave
the place. Yesterday morning they
returned to the mire and went to
work aud have not since been in
terfered with. Another encounter is
expected however.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, august 20. =
Elias DAILY, who worked the green
back vote OF this county up 10 over
800, published card in the Gazette
this evening, addressed to green
hackers, nominating himself for gov
crnor. lie says; "Whereas, our
party leaders for second time have
presumed to trade our vote to the
democratic party and, whereas, there
is time when forbearance ceases to
be virtue, therefore announce to
the greenbackers OF Iowa that am Il
bona tide greenbackcr and candidate
for governor. and respectfully ask tn,
support of greenbackers whose man
hood and whose seli-respect will no
allow themselves to be sold lik,
slaves by their masters
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SPAIN.


MADRID, August 20.-The only
wealthy persons who have been at
tackled by tho cholera scourgc, are
persons who are compelled TO visit
the hot beds of Infection. Many peo-
pie are returning to the city which
they consider safer than the prOvin-
ces. Tuesdays returns shows that
there were 322 cases and 100 deaths
In the city of Granada. A doctor,
who saved fourteen out offifteen pa
ticnts in the second stage of the iniec-
ton, by administering an enema OF
ether, has been authorized to apply
the remedy in the hospitals.
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THE MABAsM FIzzIE.
The u. Of L. bubble Seems 10 Have
Hurst without killing Any One.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 2O.-Therc
are no new developments in the I'M
pending stike of the Knights of Labor
to-day. Mr.. A. Coughliu OF the
Wabash committee, said this morning
that the committee does not antici-
pate any trouble for three or four
days, and very likely for week. The
southwestern system committe Is
authorized by the national executive
committee to order a general strike in
the west whenever deemed advisable
All authentic cases OF knights dis
charged Tor obeying the order affect.
ing the handling of Wabash cars, will
be reported to the committee, who
will keep them on file and consider
them al such time rs may be found
necessary. All branch organization
have received the first general order
but a strike is not likely TO be ordered
inside of four days.
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LONDON. August 20 The Paris
correspondent OF the Daily News says
Count knlnoky aud Prince Bismai ok
have, rs the basis of future negotia.
tions, agreed upon the admittaucc OF
Austria aud Hungary to the customs
union. Prince Bismarck has . de-
nouuced the duty of three marks per
100 Kilograms on cereals. The Prus.
sian minister OF commerce, who il
visiting the Pesth exhibition, has re-
ccived ovations everywhere. The
agreement between Germany aud
Austria Hungary is mainly the result
of Mr.. Ferry's protection policy. Aus
tria would never have entered the
customs union as long rs France ad
mitted cereals free.
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BOMBAY, August 20.--lt is supposed
the priest, father Kanoyies by name,
who was arrested at Cochin on the
Malabar coast ON suspicion of being
II spy, has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment. During his
examination he admitted he had been
in Egypt aud was acquainted with
Oliver Paine hut he refused to answer
further questions. Several witnesses
have left for Cochin to try to identify
him. His appearance tallies with Sir
Evelyn Earrings description of Paine
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AUSTIN.


Special TO the Examiner.
AUSTIN, Tex, August 20.-Mrs l..
h. Edwards received II telegram this
morning from San Antonio, signed
by her brothor-in-law, saying that her
daughter who is visiting there, died
suddenly this morning, and asking
that seventy-tlve dollars be telegraph
cd to pay expenses of sending the re-
mains to Austin. Mrs. Edwards was
almost killed by the shock, aud her
cries and lamentations could be heard
blocks away. The money was imme-
diatcly sent, but it was learned later
that the telegram was forgery, and
that the child was perfectly well, The
forger however had got the money
all right, and it is reported the scouu
drel has been arrested.
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TOLEDO, o., August GA large
crowd of pioneers, from the entire
length OF the Maumce valley. from
Fort Wayne to Toledo, assembled to.
day at Turkeyfoot rock, twelve miles
from this city, and the site OF the
battle OF the Fallen Timbers. where
Wayne broke forever the Indian pow
or in the northwest, to organize al
association TO mark the spot.
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King shows IA. D,sp,e.surc.

PARIS, August 2O.-The Figaro
states: The king of Spain in order to
show his displeasure at the assump-
ton by Germany of control OF the
Caroline islands, has resigned the
honorary coloneley of II regiment OF
German uhlans, which was some tin,
ago bestowed upon him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-21
BRUTAL BIPEDS.
Fifty of Them in Georgia Whip
Some Women Nearly to
Their Death.
One TOriures the Heart of n
Mother az Austin and
secures SIS.
A New whiskey Pool Formed
to Keep Prices Up and
Production Down.
That Wabash strike Looks Like
II Were Doing to he
Grand Fizzie.
GEORGIA kU kLUN.


CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 20
There is intense excitement at Dalton,
Ga, this morning over II visit paid
that place by band OF ku kluX last
night. There were fifty men, all well
disguised, who entered the city shortly
after midnight. They visited II house
ofill-iame owned by Mrs. Jane Kidd,
aud the woman and six OF her
boarders were dragged from their
beds aud each one was given fifty
lashes. Some of the women are in n
critical condition and may die. The
band then went TO the house OF Tom
Carver noted thief and beat him to
death, after torturing him for half an
hour. Another negro, named Arm
sicd, was so terribly beaten that he
Will die. The band then notified sew
cral persons to leave the place at once
or they would be killed, No clue can
be had rs to the identity of the band.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, August co.
Congressman Warner of this district
being interviewed tonight, stated
that the use of his name by the
Knights of Labor committee In con-
nectlon with purpose to impeach
Judges Krekel aud Treat of the Uni
ted States circuit court aud district
court, was unauthorized aud that he
knew of no reason for such impeaoh.
maut
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TIE wHIsKEY POOL.
The DistiiIers Hound to.Keep mn
Prices.

Prices.
CHICAGO, August 20.--'The whis-
key pool known rs the "West
ern Export association" which
for several years has controlled the
prices of the liquor market of the
country, came To an end at O'Clock
to-day. ilenccfortd the whiskey
pool will be known as the American
spirit company.
The causes leading up TO this change
of name aud manner OF doing bust
ness, were many aud their discussion
engaged tho attention of members
during the session of yesterday and
this morning. The chief complaint
against the old organization was that
members were not bound by any
stronger bond than n voluntary
pledge, to abide by the rules of the
association an instance where mem
oers had broken away from their
pledges and put any amount OF
spirits on market at less rates than
the pool schedule, Were frequent. |,
was proposed 10 considerable the dis
tilling Interests more firmly aud Of
ieclnally regulate prices by orga
hlzlng chartered stock compan,
under the laws OF Illinois, member
to hold stock in the new corporation
|. IN proposition TO the producing ca
paeity oil their respective distilleries
Sixty-scyen of the seventy-ilve mem
beers OF the Western Export associs
ton were present. A motion wa
!, put, aud carried almost unanimousl,
= That the association resolve itself mi
y stock corporation under the law ,
:, | LIMOS tn be known as the Amerios
y spirit company. An agreement vi
y subsequently drawn up and signed |
all present, and the eight distilleri,
not represented, win be seen a,
urged 10 go into tho pool as orgauizl
-, under The corporate title and fun
lc fiona
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e~e-
GALVESTON.
The Taxation Tangie breeds Dissen.
siou.-.That Cattle Thief Suicide.

siou--.ThRt Cattle Thief Suicide.
GALVESTON, August 20. - The
ccial meeting the city council this
evening, which had been called for
the object of receiving the report of
the financial committee, with n view
of restoring the city's credit to n cash
basis, adjourned without results. The
meeting was inharmomous, aud acri.
monious discussion was freely il =
dulged in. The committee, In its re-
port, predicted assessments on city
property at Sl70OO,OOO, averaging 40
per cent. collections, against $4,000
900 and rs per cent. collections, rs cs-
timated by the previous council in
making up the budget Tor 1885 Sc.
To meet the deficit between these
amounts, the committee recommend
ed reduction of expenses all around;
among other things reducing the force
ofpolice patrolmon from twenty seven
to twenty-five men, and cutting
down their salaries SIS head. In the
discussion on the adoption OF the re-
port II was urged that the committee
was attempting to run the council nc
cording to their views of false econ
omy, ending III motion to adjourn,
which, however, did not pre-
vail. An attempt was made TO
pass a resolution authorizing Issuing
OF scrip bearing $ per cent. interest
in payment of the city's obligations,
including the salaries OF specially in.
dicated employees of the city. After
much discussion ii was withdrawn
and the meeting adjourned without
accomplishing anything.
a chemical analysis OF the stomach
of llornburg, the cattle thief found
dead yostcsday morning in cell in
the county Jail, has thus far failed 10
reveal indications OF strychnine pois-
on. The chemist will finish the
analysis tomorrow, when the result
will be definitely known.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-21

WASHINGTON, August 20.-The SUI
perlntendent OF the Office of foreign
mails has been informed by the Mex
lean postal authorities that reclpro.
cal exchange of closed mails, via New
York, will shortly be put in operation
between Paso del Norle, upon Tia,
northern rder of Mexico and Spain
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-21

Madrid, August 2O.--Tho lntran.
sigcant, liocheforts paper, states that
England has instructed Lord Lyons,
British ambassador TO France, to com.
plain TO NJ. De Freycinei, minister of
foreign affairs, OF Rocbcfort's attempts
10 incitc the Parisians against Lord
Lyons for the execution, by the Brit
ish in Egypt, of Oliver Payne.
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COLUMBUS, o., August 2O.-The
democratic state central committee
organized by the election of Il. j. Co.
gan as chairman aud NJ. j. Tobias rs
secretary. An executive committee
was selected with +. Il. Powell of Del
aware, as chairman; Henry Rohl Mar
kle. as secretary; W. +. Horn, o
Columbus, Us treasurer.