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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
DALLAS.


oh'eers on Triel-eood for tho Herald
The ReviyHist--t xoursIun Rates.
special to the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, March II. -Yesterday
afternoon the police court was convened
to consider charges Of immoral condue,
preferred against Pollce.O Officers Ahearn.
White and rorbort Evidence was taken
before the cou I and the decision de.
TERED until To-day, when Officers Torhert
and White were discharged Officer
Ahearn was acquitted The discharged
poilccmen's places Were illed By Dave
Wood and d. IL. Ray.
me old Herald building, at the corner
Of Main and Murphy streets, Is under
going considerable Improvement IN the
way OF lowering the door and rearranglne
the doors. II will be occupied by Paul
i Ert, the book aud stationery dealer
VINO was burned out near the 81. George
sometime since.
Rev. George q. Noedbam, the reylyallst,
who has been following in the wake OF
Moody and Sankey for years, begins
series of meetings at the Armory hall
Sunday evening. The choir that rendered
the music for the late revival conducted
by Moody and Sankcy has been retained
to furnish music for the occasions.
Monroe Foster, who was Indicted for
arson, charged with an attempt TO burn
the r sidence OF United States Commits
sloner j c Mccormick, has given bond
In the sum Of $500
Excursion rates have been secured for
teachers who may desire 20 attend the
association at Austin in
June
Now that the Santa Fe extension has
been secured the citizens have begun to
look wiStfully to the Northwest. Col j.
Henderson, an able and experienced rail-
roader, is expected here soon to review
the situation in the interest OF number
of Eastern capitalists. The city papers
have been urging the scheme for some
time, especially the Herald, which has
been making daily appeals TO the people
10 this direction. The Herald Is a Dallas
paper.
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LINDEN.

"heers who do quick Work in
H. short Order.
ne Gazette.
eN' Tex, March l2.--Last night
v, @orfls store was broken into aud
2'0Nn open The amount OF
n y AAen was not ascertained Suspl-
@''el On man who was In Linden
+ ssts ago. lie then claimed 70 be
N m aaeer He was solicited TO re-
~ ~ \. aad set 40 a shop but declined,
4. als reason that Dalngerneld.
~ better place This morning
~ $1,000 was offered for the
Men started out In every dlrec-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
THE WOMAN IN 1T.
More About tho Pollard Murder-L Lust the
Cause.

More About tho Pollard Murder--Iust the
Cause.
special to the Gazette
Fort SMITH, ARK, March l2.--News
OF another horrible murder reached here
to-day from the Indian Territory. The
decomposed body of Ed Pollard was
found in the woods near Lebanon, Chick
asaw nation. A deputy marshal being In
the vicinity, worked up the case in saort
order and now has in custody charged
with the crime James Lamb, Mrs Pol.
lard, the murdered mans wife, Alfred
Odell and Mrs. Brasstlrld. The latter two
were arrested four miles from the scene
OF the tragedy, while Lamb and Mr..
Pollard were arrested on the Canadian
river, where they had taken up their abode
AZ man and wife. They will be brought
here for trial. Pollard mtstcriously dis
appeared in the latter part of December
last.
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The drug clerk gone.

special 70 the 6Asettc.
IAN AsTosiO, Tx. March I2--w, w. Jones,
the fathcr Of the child Killed BY a dose OF NOR
phlne, has made nnidAYlt against the drug
clerk, Jenner. for murder, but The latter has
leit tuwn, placing n substitute in charge OF
Mr. Harry rowier'a drug store, the accident
having occurred % Ing tho absence u the pro
piictor on hls wedding tour Oflcnrs arc out
bn Jennrf's trhl, with respects ZOE his CAP,
tnre before mourning. thr sad affair has causod
Food deal 81 Indignation against the clerk for
9 imlual negligence IN compromising morphine
for qnlninrs and much sympathy for The dis
tie, sod parants OF tho child The cofonNf'a in
quest has not yet boon completed. th0 jury
waiiihg for thorough aud profehslonal analy
ais Of the stomach and capsueA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

the territory OF Montana; pendel,on
King Of North Carolina, secretary AZ
legation at Constantlnople. As REQUIRED
by law, SECRETARY Lamar has submitted
70 congress a list OF about 1900 Indian
depreciation claims. Tho total nnmher
OF claims call tor an amount approxllnat.
Ing $40 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

WASHINGTON, March is.-vThc post.
master.gencNl has issued an order cstab.
fishing two additional branch Offices at
Cincinnati, Ohio, 90 go Into eject AprIl
l. with registration and stamp selling
facilities. Station IS located at Avon,
dale, and Station X on North Fairmont.
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Loohlng for tlla I,nr.

cciHl TO the Snzctic,
Houston, TEX, March l2--A petition 10 being
circulated by the dopositofaof the dofunci saw
inge bank requoeling that tho oniuinl OF tbe
bank publish tho names % thuse who owe the
bank and tbs am units Of their iniobtodnOaa
together with the Endorsement aud security for
ihq haint, The petitioners who make tho 10.
quest VII represent, u Is approSlmat,d, IN
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ASrI.onlsEsR.
rha Convention Adopts the Platform with
Chsers aud Atylnes uoyootiinr

rha Convention Adopts the Platform with
Cheers aud Advises Boyootting.
SACRAMENTO CAL,, March i2.--.1he platform
adopted by tho anil Chinese c0nvoption, which.
asBombied nj n O'Clock this morning, demands
= at the government of tho Quilted sislas take
Immediate stems 10 prohibits absolutely Chinese
invasion aud appeals 10 the people 81 0yer the
,nbOr IN ali instances where the former arc on,
Dl0ycd.
Iha resolutions froihrec The convention not
~ favor VI any uniawful measures N getting
rid of The Chinese, bus prnnOnncgs ln favor Of
boys citing any persons who employ Chinese,
difocily Or Indirectly, or who purchase PRODUCTS
- ihinose labor
Discussion over tho boycott clause continued
40 ~ q. tlf when, amid Tremendous ehccnlng,
the platform "a presented wac adopted.
IN senator sargent. who had airongly 90
posed Inc boycott einute. Informed the char.
mau Oi MS withdrawal ff1m the convention.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
rnE FInE RECoRp.


BrgSOs Arms March i2.-fhe great fre
ha- dostioi "a al the stories IN the custom-
house ~ catplinas. The loss Il estimated Al
iibnO n9J. Twd hundred cOmaegolai hOusgA
are nneele1 hy iha lBasos oucs ianed by tho
cfnlakation. n u believed that tha Gfc began
Iucsany night, but ns not discovered nnili 2
o'couk ieftsfday mofnlng Ira origin h uuf
known,
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NH Innh nt Mlm.

'reolhl 20 thc bAsotle
ooLEhAs, TENa March l2.--Mr smith OF WIN
Cameron q 90. received a telegram thie after
noun thai man supposed 90 be Jack stephens,
one Of che parties suspected OF b1ins connect
cd with tbo late robbery OF VIM. brown y 90
NJ irOwnw cd hnd boon arrested In Wa oAnd
was nakinR AN Hort 10 proYc nn aibi The
teioKram requested Nf. smith 20 30 or send n
man ~ Waco TO identity Tho man. some parties
who know Jack stephens ultimately at brown
wood viii 10 % Waco 10 morrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

Special to tho Gazette.

Hp"clM othc NhArtte
hRoN NSVtLLH, Tx, March l2,-- Sc 1 80 y. M.
yesterday the schooner phpenix, with cargo
ofluWbor from Lake harlos, Ia, via calves,
Ton, dretin iof brafoe, Santiago, went thofo
~ b lged In the north breakers total ioas,
lhe captain and crew were saved by Tho III
saving service
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
Dropped Dead

GALVESTON, Trx March rhomaa Brown,
City lnilrr, dropped dead At hi. residence this
morning. from heart disease Mr brown Ind
been fuarlnl OF HIS 90 dltlon for several weeLs,
hut was about constantly attending e. the du.
ties OF Ills iirc Deceased had u Wide Ar
her OF the scrcwmon's Benevolent asn0ciati0n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
Prohibition Dsfen,e,

Special 90 the Gazette,
CAtNRRr, TIN March IL ,-Thu elootion fur
prohibition paced OF qui, tly and was de
foatcd b, about one thoupand majority. ma near
a. could be ascertained, An returns not ia at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

wAsnISGToS, March i2.--The senate
made the following confrmations to-day
NJ. II. Gillespie, postmaster Al Aberdeen,
Miss; william b, Webb, secretary Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
Coal, sllvcr anu Marble.

special TO the Gazette.
III rAso. TIM March i2,--rdo white onks
surveying party returned TO day and confirm
tho reports heretofore made Of the exialonco OF
large quantities of coal, silver aud matbio ia
that Vicinity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

A choice shipment of Johnson grass
seed, mlllet seed and Amber cane seed.
Please do not purchase uutil you call on
me and get prices. w, +. PATTERSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

OF fresh groceries IN the city IL TO be
found at Farmer 4 Mcoluro's. These
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY

\ nrlystc select sOhOAl al hiah s,.ae ~,
ycuns ladice, M Woodtand, So miles FROM Vinr
ssWgot, wv venlrf of ~ i.0uls. Mo-, on Tho
v Anaash, ~ louie nnd pAoihc railway Inca
wnn uyauuinh healthy Apd rctifua scholar
ship thVfongh Music. Ant aud iAurunse,
hslAnlshod ISL RoVme have an beVn allea
w years fnr cataioEnes. address tho nrlnoi'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

we carry full line OF horse and mule
shoes and farmers tools Of all kinds at
lowest prices. Blacksmlths will find II TO
their interest TO call on us.
COLEMAN & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

i.pVis' Sept, 20, 1878 Maguire's
1,aago cured me uf billousnoss and
e VI u three years standing.
" MORGAN, Fast ST, Louis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

Commercial hotel Gatesvile, Tex,
Is now prepared TO accommodate the
travelling public, Every attention shown
TO guests. G., w. LAWRENCE,
PROPRIETOR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13
MalIl00d RASi0rpd

NhNNp6 tlihA mpfyOuthfvllmpr,do
Mahhy"i ~, having tried IN VAIN svrfr fne~n
Itmedy htstl tcpscrea ntplo ~ lf.cwrp which ~
H. RkkNkit. a. ChsillAtn ST. fla,, H,,t ai.ssP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

we carry the best selected stock Of
hardware IN the city. Coleman & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

More goods for less money by 90 per
cent ut Betz's, 400 Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

Beware Of limitations. st. Jacobs on Is
10 round bottles. Price, nfty cents bot
III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

These tight times spend your money NJ
Beiz's, where a little goes long ways
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

ne 10 assist the Of Alace
railway putting new me sHke 0'af 2 u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-13

q. 'ais 9q saS ss ST. sis Tss Ts q f %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
EXERCISES AT BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence. June 1.-The baccalaureate
sermon addressed to the graduating class OF lss6
preached Sunday afternoon President Robinson IN The
time onOIed place. within which many similar
been held the spacious meeting house OF the
First aptlst CHurch. As usual there larse
tendance. The Of the sermon Luke ".
Thou shalt worship The Lord Thy God. and Him only
shalt thou serve" The w,rsnp and service Of God
tne tie ne uf the discourse.
The special address TO the sixty graduates. who
pied seats 10 front Of the pa PIT, solemn anI
pressive father speaking 10 his clireD. the pres
dcnt tn to forget That IN al times and
IN all places eye OF OmniscIent Cod looked do
upon them. When you secure, SAID he, the
Ir.zes that rifce themselves Tor. you Will he
pressed with nuSpeakable OF ,heir emptiness.
Whatever be your experiences ia hIe-rvcn II you
fail. count it-De true To God and there can be
failure"
The society for Missionary Inquiry and other religious
OF University. met the evening. ami the
sermon preached by the Rev Or Greer. the rector
of Grace Cnurch. IN Providence. The text Matthew
xiii, IS I" The held II the world"
A. The annual declamalOns for the Carpenter prizes
BY members OF the sophomore class OF Brown University
evening the following the SUCCESSFUL contest
Clayton P4a,t BrnnsOn, OF Bristol, L. L. Clarence
Augustus Barbour OF Hartford Conn. aud Louis Chlds
SANFORD oi Providence.
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Post Office Notice.

Cshould read b. al interested as changes
at any unel
for foreign countries need not be addressed
for dispatch oy sny particular steamer except when t Is do
duplicates Of banking AMI comm flai docu-
letters not Specially AdesseI Ocns sent W the astess
vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending June - Will close
PROMPTLY IN all cases ~ tAls oAce AS follows
TUEsDAY.-Atl p: III foe the Wintward Islands drrct.
and Tor Venezuela aud curacao va IrniA,t per ::
50 Professor Morse, from Sew. orleans
WEDNEsDAY-At 2.}0 d III Tor Europe. psc s. s. EmA
southampton and Bremen
THURsDAr AT 1880 a. IN Tor Haytl per s. Alvo At
D. nu Tor Vera Cruz Canpeche. Chlap4s Iabasco and
YucaJan per Guy OF Washington az y ~ Toe lof-
muda, per s. flamDoro ~ p IA for Para AaIanh
Europe per 5 =. Oerm4nc VIA Queenstown
FRIDAY-Atsa IN. for Newfoundland, per steamer irop
Hallfax; At $50 w. Tor tta1lo and isuatAa per s. s.
SAT- RDAY-Ati = IN Tor Europe, per ;. EtrurA VI,
Queenstown letters FOR GecnAdy g. must DC directed
rrsve VIA South. notoa .ad ere ael letters Sr rei
Britain other European countries AUST De directed
Anchora wa Glassow letters must Dc dlrsc'sa pes
Masaaa va Antwerp letters SSsi be SrscsS per
Waesland'G at III. for the Netherlands direct, pee
rectei per W. a. scnolten'I; l:3O, for Europe.
per CRY OF Richmond. VIA Queenstown a. ~ p u.
for France direct per 81 Laurent. VIA hayce ues,
D. IN Tor Norway direct per Island letters 10
directed per Island >.
Mails China and Japan per 3. Oceanic from san
society islands per ship rrOp.o Bril- lfron Fran.
CISCO close here June -! a. y in MANS tor Aus
per a 4 from SAP Francisco close
Brs.naic WITH British mails Australia Mails ior
CUBA ny rail % Tampa, fla AMI thonco oy steamer from
Key West Fla. close 1t this 'nee aAuJ ~ 1So NJ
rhe schedule OF closing Of rransPlciac malls Arranged
10 san n ancsco Mails from the East srrivaS -
the dAy Of sAas Of steamers dispatched
'-0-S HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post ONCE New'fork ~ \, Juno IL 1856
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THE TROUBLES or WORGING MEN.
FoRTY-FoUR KNIGHTS OF LABOR ARRESTED FOL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SERVANTS

FoRrY-FoUR KNIGHTS OF LABOR ARRESTED FOR
CONsPIRACY-oRGANIZING SERVANTS
ST. LOUIS June IA SPECIALIZATION applica-
ton OF the attorneys OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad
warrants were soued to-day against oryfour meu bers
of Local Assembly 3,05s, Knights Of Labor, on the
charge OF conspiracy The who swears to the
Information is one Haywood, who was formerly mem.
berof the assembly. but recently resigned and went TO
work for the Missouri Pacific He alleges that March
% the entire assembly requested 70 effort
10 pitch railroad engine into the pit OF the turn table
at the shops and thus destroy the table and TO damage
the machinery In the shops and the switches In the yard
The names OF the defendants are given. and many OF
them the most prominent in the order in the city,
They say 1t IA Job The man who signed the informa-
ton was striker, ana received aid from the assembly
several times.
For some time a number OF Knights OF Labor organ-
have been at work among the servant girls OF this
city. local assembly has been organized and will be
admitted to the Knights OF Labor part OF National
district assembly. to be composed entirely or servant
girls. The assembly numbers nearly 80 members aud
Is increasng At every meeting.
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SEVERAL LIVES SUPPOSED TO BE Lost.


CHICAGO, June l4.-Payne, SoTln n Men,
zes mattress factory, at Twentytourth aud Butler sts
was DESTROYED by fire this afternoon, and 1t was re-
ported al the Fire Alarm once that three OF the women
employed the place had lost their lives The build
ing is a thrce--tory OF nimsy build. The building
WAS filed with the most inhammable material The
hre orr giIiated In the machinery number OF womeu
we're In one corner OF the building. Finding escape
shut Of they had To jump to save Themselves Two
were badly hurt. Their names are Mrs. VIVA Gibson,
40. 81 West Randolph ST. Jennie O'lara, fourteen
years old No. 4Os Twentysecond-s II 10 feared that
large number OF bodies in the rains
The women who shut OIL from the stairway by
the flames numbered nineteen They rushed panic
stricken to the Windows ana before Ladders could be
Obtained nve OF them jumped or were pushed 10 the
pavement below In addition TO Mrs Chllson
aud Jennie O iiara. the name OF Only one other
of the five Ii known, but eacn was dangerOIsly
and probably fatally injured kit'ie HnderDrdndt
had both arms and leg broken aud u believed TO be
hurt Internally. The loss upon the building and stock
Will not exceed 1900 aud Is insured FOR about half
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15

HAMILTON, Ont, June 1.-THE new pest
house IN Johnst has destroyed by Dire. The loss
Is "a. 900; Insurance. $1,000 The people objected to
the erection tue this locality and 1t Is sup
posed uat QUO LOOK ths means Oh gettag ru VI IL
KAIAM,zOO, Mich, June li-Root Brothers cehouse
and an adjoining brewery burned yesterday. The
loss u SIS 600; no insurance
OXFORD y. H.. June IA fire. began on Friday
morning the foot OF Mount CURE and by night had
reached the top and spread 10 the north. covering
hundreds OF acres The signal station has been
burned the nre Is pressing southwark The forest
mostly OF spruce trees
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ARRESTED FOR NETTING TO RIOT.

During the last tie-up a number of mel,
supposed be cardrivers upset wagon loaded with
the track Of the Third Avenue railway
large crowd gathered and it to call out
the from Police Headquarters to dispense It,
Inspector Byrnes detailed Detectives Lee. Murray
Hogan AMI kelsey to find the who had obstructed
by upseting the truck They worked an ong the
car drivers OF the various roads and finally got enough
evidence to arrest two men upon suspicion warrants
accordingly issued for Oliver Kerr, age thirty
six, OF No. 30 BOwery, and William H. Lake age twenty
three. Of No. 1879 RivingtOn ST. by Justice Duny on
Saturday last. They were taken to the ESSEX Market
Police Court, where they coDissse the part they hah
John Naylor thirtyone. Of No. AZ East twenty
thirds, Richard Sherman, twenty nine, OF No 5ol
East Thirty -frs-st. Michael OBrien. twenty ive
OF No. $40 East Fourteenth and William Reese age
twenty nine. Of No. COZ East Fifteenth St, we're
arrested yesterday. They charged with MEETING 10
riot, upon the complaint OF Kerr and Lake who have
turned states evidence. All these men are drivers on
the AVenue Il line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
LONG MEETING OF sTREET-cAR MEN.

A meeting of District Assembly No. 70
held Uoz's Hall. No. 263
Bowery. yesterday. which lasted from a. N. to
midnight with brief intermlssious FOR rest and re-
freshments At the close OF the meeting Master Workman
Graham reported that only bushes OF private nature
transacted. II learned however, that Mr. Ora
ham rendered his gnation District Master Work.
man. II not accepted however. Andrew d. Best
made q long report of the proceedings OF the
Cleveland General Assembly and various changes in
the constitution OF the district which proposed by
Mr. Graham were adopted 1t was said that there was
a long and heated debate the request OF the
Brooalyn delegates to DO allowed to form
adstrict OF their own, but action taken in the
matter.
II was stated that the charter OF Local AS
sembly No. 4.lO3 had been taken away. but was
restored yesterday and that the request OF District AS
semby No 30 charge OF that local was refused
Mr. Graham said the district In as good condl-
could be expected, and that there was no thought
surrenderng charter OF leaving the knights or
Labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15
ELECTION The OIL EXCHANGE

There was little excitement at the annual
election of the Consolidated stock aud Petroleum
change yesterday but good deal Of "scratching was
done on the tickets for directors. The following officers
were chosen Plesden. Charles George wilson, MIST
vice president, Frank Tack second vlce-presdeut.
Thomas l. Watson; treasurer John Stanton char
man. A W. Peters. The result OF the vote
on directors and governors not reached until
TOO late to he published There likely 10 be
than two three substitutes OF independent nominees
for the appended regular ticket;
Arbitration Committees. I. Ibbard, it,. ID. r.
Young W. l. JlQues. J. T.. Borrow Ir, g. H. Larry, l.
MuurOe. A. = Caldwell Trustees OF Gra'uity Funt
Two wears. E : Munroe five years c. L. Schranme
and L. H. smith,
Directors TO serve one wear s NJ Pryor y campbell
J. NJ Moore O. II Lincoln. J. G. Mahcn
A W Peters r \. CesebrOnsh A II WlcSs. 6. W. lui-r
1spDan Ii NJ Curtis r. .. SaliOnstdlL Nc Mcnlen
J y Hartman. +. +. Adams J. L. Anthony W g. alendre
Hart J. \. Mac PhersOn W. F. Moner O. W Rose
welt. jr, j. Gutman. ; T. darker NJ LauterDach, c. t.
Chapman. g. L. IIng J. Il. Maciarane