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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-16

In the Alameda County Superior Court,
Thursday, the divorce suit of James Blu
chanan VS.. Mary Buchanan was called,
and, owing to attending events, postponed,
Both husband and wife are aged, and have
been married many years When they
came into Court an effort was made to
bring the two old people together and recon
Gle their disagreement The husband
sided up to his wife, and, almost weeping,
he lifted his shaking hand and said: But,
Mary, you must let me cut down that old
tree by the barn.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-16

There is fix tree in Tuolumne county
that measures within few inches of three
feet in diameter three feet from the ground.
Some of the branches measure over a foot
in diameter, and they have reached out
from the parent stem until they cover a
piece of ground nearly a hundred feet
across, and produce about fifty bushels Of
figs every year,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-16
GAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

7. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper III
Fan Francisco and vicinity. He is authorize1
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
SOLICIT for the same. Rooms q and q, Mer
chants Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-16

The REcoRp-UN1oN is the only paper on
coast, outside Of San FToTeisoO, that re-
,e;rss the full Associated Press dispatches
IRON. all parts Of ds 'oOrld. Outside Of San
Francisco it las 10 competitor, IN point Of
,,.,,bers in its home and general circulation
tSro,.1h0ut tbs coast.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
Defending Mississippi.

The Aberdeen Weekly says: That
big Drained and grand man, Allen G..
Thurman, has been after Shcrman's
bloody shirt. We report below por-
ton of his speech delivered at Toledo
OH the sth inst. that will prove cspc-
cially interesting 10 Mississippians:
"Judgc Thurman then turned his
attention to Mississippi and read from
the American Encyclopedia for 1875
the proceedings Of tax payers conven-
ton of that state held ut Jackson,
January 4ih 1875, when II was shown
that the last levy, which in 1869 was
ten cents on the hundred dollars Of
the assessed value of the land was four
times as great in 1871, eight and u half
times rs great in 1872, twelve and a
half times as great In 1873, and four
teen times as great in 1874. At the
same time the assessment Of property
greatly exceeded its market value, and
the public debt had been increased
over 1864 200 annually. The same
cxtravagancc was shown in the man
agcincnt of county affairs. He stated
that when the democrats carried Miss
issippi in 1873, 1t was said 1t In d boon
done through terrOism and fraud.
This was false, and no read letter
from United States Senator Revcls to
the President in support of his asscr-
ton. He promised its reading by
stating that icvcls was colorcd min
lister and republican. He had scrv-
cd in the senate with him and found
him to nc II man Of education and re-
spcctabi.ily. lie was republican,
but his strongest wishes were for the
prosperity and happiness Of the color
cd race.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
OflO Election.

The republicans have carried
Ohio, electing Foraker over Hoad.
ley by about 10000 majority. and
securinga u majority in the legisla'
ture. Hoadlry was not strong
candidate, AMI h Id views repug.
nant to democratic ideas, particu.
larly to our way of thinking, being
an advocate Of mixed schools for
whites and blacks. lie also was an
open advocate of whiSkcy, which
drove many men into the prohibi-
ton party. We have no tears to
shed over the defeat Of HOadley,
but regret that the democrats lost
the legi stature.
The result of the election assures
the return of John Sherman to the
Senate, but we do not see that it
places him in line for the presiden-
tial nomination on the republican
ticket. 1t is clearly shown that
Ohio is a republican State, and can
not be reckoned in the doubtful col.
umn, heace the party will turn their
attention to the East and hunt for
q man who they believe can carry
New York. Ohio will be counted
OH to give hcra ccustomed majority
without being given the first place
OH the ticket.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
FARM FOR SALE!

The undersigned living six mics cr't
"f lIazlchurst. ,n Copiak, creek and on
Georgetown road, hGs ? well improved
farm, containing 40 acres. about l:O acr,>
i'm high state oi cultivation. In a Go'd
nciglborhood close TO school and church.
has good watcr, nn,l buildings IN good re-
pair. Also one Of tie 'ncst fruit orchar'.S
in the country. which pays handsomely.
The land is we'll adapted tn I'll cultivation
oi All kinds of fruit AMI vegetables. Tie
land is fresh. having been cleared witlin
the past few years. Persons deiriig
,lcsira blc place would do well 'o call on
me and examine IL. Terms very rcuson-
able. Address me at Iisz!slurt, Mir.
&c. PRICE.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Internal revenue collector Banks
has received permission from the
commissioner to remove his office
from Jackson to Columbus. The
people OF Jackson are much eyer-
cised over the removal, aud have
asked for u suspension OF the order
until they can show why Jackson
is the most suitable place. 1t makes
no particular difference to the gen-
eral public where il is located, as
nearly all of the business is trans-
acted hy mail.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Among the railroad corporations
whose routes l'c through the State,
none has done or Is doing more to de-
vclop ia rcsou ccs and promote its in
das.rial z ow.h than the Illinois Gem
tral. This company has already un-
der way nm extension Of Its YalS2 City
branch in the direction Of Memphis, +,
which VII open up Al entirely new
scope of country and increase the mar
kct facilities Of q considerable region
hitherto poorly provided with means
of outlet. President Clarke, manager
of the system, is strong man--full OF
spirit and entcrprise-and has shown
himself OH every occasion, a Jealous
promoter of the public interest, and
that too, with a zeal according to
knowledge. New Mississippian.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
State Elections for 1885.

The State elections of the cur.
rent year arc not many, but some
of them are important. Following
is tho list:
Connecticut will elect OF Tuesday
Nov. 3, Onc.half It's State Senate
for one year only and the members
OF its House of Representatives.
Iowa will elect on Tuesday, Nov.
3rd, Governor and other State Oili.
GERS and Legislature.
Maryland will elect OH Tuesday,
Nov. 3, Controller and Clerk of the
Court of Appeals.
Massachusetts will elect on Tues.
day, Nov. ), Governor and other
State officers and Legislature.
Mississippi will elect on Tuesday
Nor. 5, GONernOr ana Other Stite
officers and Legislature.
Nebraska will elect on Tuesday,
Nov. 8, Supreme Judge and Re-
gentsiof the Smte Legislature.
New Jersey will elect on Tues.
day, Nov. 3, part of It's Senate and
the Assembly. 's
New York will elect OIL Tuesday
Nov. 3, Governor and the other
! State officers, five Justices of the
Supreme Court, and both branches
of the Legislature.
Pennsylvania will elect on Tues
day, Nov. 3, State Treasurer.
Virginia will elect on Tuesday
Nov. 3, Governor, Lientenant'
Governor AMI At'orney.Gcncra'
and LEGISLATURE.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
The State Hospital.

We have read with interest the
statement Of Il Commercial Herald re-
porter who has recently visited the
State Hospital. About three hundred
patients are under treatment, from
nearly every county in Mississippi.
DR.. ). ID. robins con .inues in charge
assisted by DR.. III. ). Mcl.aurin,
Of Br, :don, and DR.. Hugh Lon in.
The S,a.c a,d ci;y of Vicksburg a.c
represented by board Of five trustees.
This institution, valued at forty thOus-
and dol a"s, was rendered 80 The Sale
at the las. session Of he Legislature
and join commi zee reported in ia
yor of ucccp.in, it, ant The llcLsc
passed hill 20 lha. cffcc.; but the
Seratc proposed to compromise. IN
approp. iation Of fifteen Thousand dol
lals for the two years. 1884 ahd 1888.
The amount has bccr economically
and judiciously expended. but has
proved To bc wholly iradcqua,c. In
addition. the city of Vicksburg has
contributed literally To the support Of
the Hospital. and has made many i'm
provcmcnts and repairs. The Hos
pi,al should be so enlarged ald sus-
tanned by the State Gs To avoid ne
disagrccablc necessity Of our INDECENT
sick and disabled havingto go to the
Charity Hospital in New Orlcars. and
thus add to the burdens of lie already
ovcrtaxed people Of that Statc.-Cla-
rion,
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22


Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky,
takes bold ground on n leading politi-
cal issue. lie says: 'Civil service
reform is n fraud. ] am one OF the
seventeen Democrats who voted
against II, and | have never seen the
day ! would not vote for its repeal.
The only civil service rcsorm ! want il
10 hunt out every bad Republican
olIiccholdcr and remove him because
he is bad. Tnen want to remove
every good Republican because he Is
Republican, and there isa capable
Democrat FOR tine place, who Is better
because he is a Democrat.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Jack Halpin narrowly escaped bcin.;
killed while cleaning well rea' ferc
n few days ego. He was in the wei
and filed the keg with sand and gravel,
which was being hauled up and had
almost reached the top when l. became
detached and fell back Oh Jack, ou"y-
ing him beneath 1t ard he lad % re-
main In that painful prcdicaIncns until
n messenger was sent o town for an
other rope. Strange % say he escap-
ed with couple Of broken ribs and
was on thcstreet next day.-Summit
Sentinel.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
The Situation IN New York.

The dispatches from Washington
report the condition Of affairs in
New York as very favorable to the
election of Hill, democratic nomi.
nee for governor, but calm, sober
review of the situation, while 1t
probably foreshadows that result,
docs not by any means justify u too
sanguinc hope.
The mugwumps and their organs
have returned to the republican
fold, and We do not see that the
democratic party is dwelling to.
gether in that harmony which
should characterize bretheren OF
the same political faith, and which
il highly essential to insure success.
We notice there are three factions
in the democratic party-Tammany,
Irving Hall and the County Dem
ocracy, each striving for the leader
ship, and it seems each willing to
sacrifice the party TO secure the
success of their respective factions.
The County Democracy is the
organization of the democratic
party made under Tildens dircc'
tions by the present Sec retary of
the Navy, Wm G. Whitney, and
it is believed the President favOrs
this faction; indeed, it seems very
plain that IN order for the Obliter'
alton OF Tammany has gone out
from Washington. The County
Democracy has refused all offers Of
fusion with Tammany and has put
n complete municipal ticket in the
field, and Tammany has combined
with Irving Hall and nominated a
Oint ticket. The municipal election
is bound to exert great influence
OH the State ticket, and where each
faction has its hand upon the
throat of tbc other what hopes are
there that the party will not he
choked TO death! About u month
ago q letter was believed TO have
been carried from John Kelly, the
Tammany leader, to President
Cleveland, "declaring that Tam.
many had been faithful in the last
pationai campaign, and was ready
To pledge her self tO anything for
harmony" THIS action vas ut the
instance of Gov Hill, who desired
to reun;te his party for the sake Of
his own chances, but Clevrla nj
was not willing to forgive them and
and though Manning and Whit.
ney directions were given tr ignore
Tammany.
Thus the matter stands, and
while the chances are favorable TO
the triumph of the democratic par.
ty, it cannont be set down aS a
foregone conclusion. IL Cleveland
had given his InHaence toward
cemcnting the party instead of
pandering to the mugwumpS, there
would have been TO question rs to
its triumph.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

An Ohio co'ofcd man made speech
In Cleveland the other night, in which
he said: 81 have taught school In sew
eral Southern States, and l will say
that the ex-rcbcls used me as well us
the school boards in Ohio The
bloody shit argument is fraud, l
have been In the South, and know
it is FALSE Why doesn't Senator
Hoar begin to put in little evidence
to ssstain his asser.ions? Comparing
the negro voc with The census tables
won't answer.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

and .hcy nre manly, noble fell
lows, : king a good record and vii
como home better fitted for the duties
of life. There Is also young Mr..
Brown and Mr.. williams there from
our county. ] did not see them, but
heard good reports from them. at
tended chapel exercise, and here comes
In the new part tllc-girls were there,
eleven In NIL, who arc to lcavcn about
two hundred and twenty-five boys, n
little over twenty apiece, big job.
II il a good .ling for me that they
were not there when | was. ! should
lave stayed always (dont send this
paper up to my llouse.) They look
very much ike other school girls: they
have Pretty faces, and ugly hats, and
try to look like they don't care anything
for the boys, just rs other girls do.
II Is understood that they are to take
all the honOrs, because the boys are
too gallant to contend with them. /
am told by the professors that co-cd-
ucation has proven successful, though
| confess l am not entirely converted
to the doctrine.
You will observe from the tenor OF
this letter that am well pleased with
the present outlook Of the University.
1t is grand old institution, and
worthy Of the patronage of any people.
1t should be cherished by the people
of Mississippi for what 1t has done and
il still doing for the cause Of education
In the State. | would like 10 say
something OF the Improvement OF the
town Of Oxford, which is very marked
but this letter is already too long and
| must close. Yours.
j. s. SEXTON.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
FOR MAYOR.
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
w. b. DEArON
as n candidate ror reelection Tor
Mayor. subject to the action OF conyen-
tlon, should one be held.
We are authorized to announce
+. C. WILLIAMSON
MS candidate for Myaor Of Haztehurst
subject to the action ofa convention
should one be held. ss'
We are authorized to announce
CAPT. 3. d. RAMSRy'
as candidate for Mayor OF Haziehurst
subject to the action Of q convention
should one be held.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

L. s. Wilson has sold the New
Misslssippian to j. II. & E. l.. Mar
Tin, aud let last week for Cheyenne
Wyoming, where he will fill the
position Of Receiver Of Public Mon
les. The Messrs. Martin have our
best wishes for success. We are
sure they will conduit the paper in
q creditable manner.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
yxoM AN ArLArrA PHYSICIAN.

G,iSN'S Pioneer Blood Remover las
becn In rsc or yeais with unpreccd ent
success. So er rely vc ctable ana does
the sys.c - no Ia. IN. Ii IN 1rove1 ihe a
petite, tises, on an bloOrhakin.. s'imu.
In ing, ,hy'go ating and ,oning up nj. :he
.iuna.. .on an Il t',.,ler .of ths. .sys.eIn, and
tins Dccohics tSe z. eat hood rencwer and
health res,orer. 4. inceases the action OF
the sk'n. kidneys. bowels and liver. there
by assis, M na lie IN eliminating I'm ,uri.
ti,s from .hc p'ood-,he great cadse % all
discpscs.
It is ne. fec :, ev.1e 1t that any medicine
that W assist nature to remove imprrl-
ties ( or he b'oOd Is blessing o suffer,
Ing b., nrn'ty. Diseases Of the liver and
spice !, s.orach and bowels skin nd mu.
co.'s re nb-ahes. are GU ed Ivy The use of
this 20 red;. COas.i,d ona, ~ we'll rs
local diseases ase all benef..ed by its use.
Sc-o.u,a. Consrm ,l'on. Rheum aism.
Cor. Svpt"sin a.. lis forms. every va
rie., o; s,;r Disease. Dyspepsia. and NJ
d. ,cs. ON ip all 5 various foims. ConIi.
pa on. r''es C1,a '-an. Troubles OF ne
Mo. N rh.oat and Eonchicl Sys.em'
Di ,ea res "ec,.'.a- to Fe males. Ste T. -. lr.
re-. IA. Su PRESSED. "nin'dl, Scan., anu
E.cc.s' ,e Mcns.rua Oh, c.c.. a.e alwrys
bcneii !. cd Fad o;.en cr;ed b. i,s use.
Ilrid'scascs ~ ne SKA aud Mucous
Men. aoes Z. lie r0Istrntes i.sgreai cura.
tive poIe :. a, ,,.,cp
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The Democratic convention of
Massachusetts has nominated Fred
q. Prince for governor. For many
years he has held the position OF
secretary OF the democratic nation
al committee, and has also served
.as mayor Of Boston. 1t is thought
he will be n strong candidate and
will caIry the State.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
commfssloner,s Safe.

A. Mangold, Surv'r, &c. In Chancery
1910. VI. COurt oi co!T-
II. j. Norton. ah Co.. Mis-.
In pursuance Of II decree OF the strin.
Gerry court Of COpinh county. rendered
at the July term, 1856. thereof. In the
above stated cause, ~ commissioning of
said cOnrt. / will. on Monday, the 10Th
DAY Of October. within the hours pre-
scribed by law, In front Of the courthouse
door Of said comfy, sell ut public out
cry to the highest bidder for ca,h. tho
following described land: e hf Of So !r.
sec. q. I. |. r. ! west. O satisfy said de-
cree and costs. Thi. sep. 20. 1885.
Oct lit u. VI. NORMAN. tom.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
ShertH's Sal.

The State Judgement In Cir
ys. cult Court Of Cow
Frank Barnes and ington county for
VIM Campbell. $500 and cost.
By virtue Of the above stated writ
will on Monday the 2nd day Of Nov.
1885 expose to sale to the highest bidder
for cash In front Of the Court house door
of Copiah County, between the hours
prescribed by law, the following dcscrib.
ed lands to wit: The nhf Of 50 Ir and
) Inf nc ar section 81, Township ] range
| east. levied upon ~ the property ~
defendant VIM. Campbell and will bc
sold to satisfy the above stated case and
all cost. This Oct 9TH 1885.
Oct SIT Il. j. IlARGRAvE, Sli' II.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
Some Resolutions.

We, the committee appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of our sor-
row and regret ut the removal Of f..
l.. Norman and family from ourmidst
and Mrs. Matilda Norman and Miss
Mollic Norman from our Sunday
School, beg leave TO make the follow
ing report. Wis: +. L. Norman and
family have lived long among us, and
have ever been beloved and respected
by Us ali rs good nciglbors, kind
f.'crds, useful members Of the church
and rsc.u. workers Of .hc Sunday
School. Thee o"c bc il
Resolved, 10y .hc officers, teachers
and mcinbers OF the Sunday School ut
Ballaia Chapel, that while we deeply
tlcpl0rc the lOsj Ot such a lc and cfli-
cicnt Sunday School workers, and
such faithful aud true members from
Our chdrcll and community, we most
humbly t'ust that they may prove as
useful il the community where they
have gone, ald thai peace, Happiness
and prosperity may be their portion
while in flesh. and also that they find
Us wa ~ ~ ,lacc in the heats and af-
fcct.ons Of ,hosc anoag whom the
h.'vc aO,e aS the! nov, and always
have had among those whom ,hcy have
lcf. behind.
NJ. L. l.. ,AwfORp,
a. j. HICKMAN.
II. P.'LEwIs,
Gnulmittpp
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
LARA Frama 0VeIIlur Rouse.
Hotel Furniture & Fixtures .
Sheriff o Sale.
l.. NJ. Bowman

l.. NJ. Bowman Judgment In
VIZ. JCircuit court
r. j. & Jno. p. Norton. for sllO.s,
and j. T.. McLcnOre. and costs.
By virtue Of the above stated writ 1
will on Tuesday, the 9th day of Octo-
ber. 1885. expose To sale at public out
cry. to the highest bidder, for cash, IN
front of the courthouse door. between
the hours prescribed by law, the follow
Ing described real estate: NV ar sec %,
\ If ~ ar sec q, and ne or ne qr see ~.
all In /, 1 west, levied OF ~ the prop
erty Of defendant JnO. l.. Norton. and
will be- sold to satisfy the above stated
case and all costs. This Sep. 18th. 1885.
oct Lit T.. j. HARGRAvE. Sh II.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The Jackson Prohibitionists have
adopted legal proceedings to restrain
the Board Of Muyor and Alderman
from issuing licenses on recent libuor
petitions. The petitions contained the
requisite number Of signatures, but
the Prohibitionists raised other objec-
tions and secured u restraining order
from the Circuit Court.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
spen king by Hon. L. Bark.daIe

We are authorized by Jos. Purser'
chairman of the executive COMMITTEE 70
announce that Hon. 4. Barksdale Will
address the citizens Of Copiah OF Hazle-
hurst, on the first day Of the term OF
court, Oct. 28th. Let all turn out to
hear him.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
EDIT ORAL ITEMS.

Vicksburg voted one hundred
thousand dollars To- secure th shops
of the Louisville and New Oaeans
railroad.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The dispatches state that j. w.
Bailey lost his valuable library by
fire ut GAINESVILLE, Texas, last week
aud barely escaped himself by
jumping from the second story of "a
building.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

DE-. Il. II. Applewhitc is n can
ditate for the legislature in Lincoln
county, DIR. Bennett having with
drawn. The race is between Ap.
plew h,te aud DIR. V. Is. Watts.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
Politics IN jefferson County.


II begins to look as il the political
situation in jefferson county was be-
coming serious. Two bodies Of citi-
70 Is, both claiming to tc The executive
committee of the coun,y, met in Fay
etc OH the 9th inst. 1t has become
evident from the action of these bodies
that there is little or 10 reconciliation
between the rival ;actio-s and there
will probably be two tickets in the
field for the cou V offices.
As an indication OF the jceling that
prevails, the first or rcgu'a II consti-
tuted committee to whose action cxcep-
ton was taken by those who constitute
committee No.2, publish in the Cnron-
icle of yesterday an anonymous letter
received by Chairman Butter, in which
threats OF personal violence are made
against several gentlemen who took
part in the former NEE ing Of the cx-
ecutivc committee ut which county
nominations were made. Executive
committee No. 9 has ordered prima-
ry election for .hc nomination of
county officers to be held in all the
precincts of the county on Saturday
the 18th Of October.
1t is to be regretted that such state
of things should exist, and we cannot
but express the hone that the good
people OF the county will find way
of satisfying the discontcntcd ones be-
fore the election comes on.-Natchcz
Democrat.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22
For Sale or EXCHANGE.

Twill sell my residence in lIazlchur,t.
lot containing - acres. at very low liz
urcs, or will exchange for place in the
country. VIII uls0: sell or exchange ~
Gcrcs III land. under lcr GO. Just outside of
corporation. Call on me IL vpu want u
bargain. J. /. MONRisON.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

There is well supported rumor
that Mr.. Charles Il. Goldman, OF
Boston, has accepted the place OF
civil service commissioner to be va
Gated OH November lst by Dornan
Is. Eaton.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

DIR. Curry, OF Richmond Va, the
general agent Of the. Peabody school
fund, has been appointed minister
10 Spain.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Misses Mary Masee and Easter.
liEg, of Lincoln county, passed
through Tuesday on their way to
Rankin.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The Oxford Falcon states that
the Mayor of Seuatobia has been
impcached by the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen for failure 10 dis.
charge the duties of his office.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Timothy Campbell has been nom
mated in New York to fill the VA
cancy i'm the Eisth Congressional
district, caused 10y Sunset CoS's
appointment.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

According to figures of the New
York produce exchange the visible
supply OF wheat to day is Al, ,O0i 1872
bushels; corn 5,l95,032 bushels.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

Rev. j. W. Mallet recently died
at Corinih; he was 90 years old. had
preached 65 years and baptised
5000 persons.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The entire republican municipal
ticket in Chattanooga was elected
by a reduced majority. Mr.. Sharp,
late chief Inspector of the post Office
department, d was elected mayor.
The Hazlehurst signal., 1885-10-22

The trustees of the Peabody
Fund recently elected President
Cleveland u member of the Board
i'm place OF Gen. Grant.