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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

sDsiy. A. uf6ers osi|y exoer. SUNDAY.
Sie-inng car rlu ou f0sinc snc etfautie tE-
Ifekso to and from pefrolL-Faflof cart rsa on
Aa1 txrrets sili Grand Itplcs ixFftss a. g.
nou Lrtroil- flircci connections fI fdf IS Dcffoi
viii al through frFIus east 1fcfeif ca saie 90
plon Ticket ocicc. ~ KoafOe-s. and a. Luioa
aeTrt
CHAs, II. NoRRgs ce1'I tgL % Hen7se.r.
q. ~ EIsGEIs. a.. a. and 4 A. i'hicara
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Is IS 9sau,s-aS - snov tesf - shall
hsve en- ec,ss.ccsl rset 'raus .he Tsssr
l'isc1ssfro
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Tue conVic5lon of JANEs L. HsERT Oh
he chlFge u taking letters from the
mails : a taet T. bs regretted, whether
he verdict q the jury b juss or urJnso
HsEaY sas man who was gsCsrsllJ
sell hksd. AL whom no one sespls 10
have suspected of beng dishonest. II
The verdict OF the jnry i a Just oas. Il Is
a cause Tor profound reS1st that a msn
With 90 good reputation should have
yl>lasd % temptation; y the verdict Is
nnlust thc result is scarcely less 10 be
regretted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Tns Toissio Biffs has very hIeEdly
iss.log toward 0ovssnor ALszR, As the
following tron Fecsns Issue shows.
~Oogsruos ALazs fienkly says 10 . q
eandi,ats. aud s.u obtain ths nomlna-
ton 4 % can. he - consistent ksPab-
lican. has az hoaOrabis var record apd
in pubic station aas been . popular, cap
able sad hoBest official Hs is as good
and - slroag msn aa hAsaIsoS, Of iu-
disnA. Or ALr1o q lows. or almost
any - the sigutsen "favOrite sons which
sls nO~ before ioe Republican party as
po.sibs caadidsiss lor the nomination.
InsFs = no tsli.nx where The lightning
may strike. AID ALoEE maS De The maa.
~ 40 is. rs Republicans % ths nation
udl have no eauss o De ashamed ot their
candidate"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
BrinkerhOff System

OF Rectal Treatment ard Medication Cures
PrIES WITHOUT PAIN, E4SATrRE
KNIFE or CAurfRl
1900 FOR FAILURE TO CT RE
Cure sli forms a .Rectal and 6enitO ruary
ajsesses atDong Others Fisiua- ffsfirr, Pol !pis
irufi;ns, dc Structure by Ecorciysls Also
cures keeiai liberation. fbe cause of fistuls
Fissure, Itching Pile and Consumption. Sore
ness scross the back. low down. constipation ~
dhrrhca ouii heavy pains or burning ~ The
Iectum blood or Tus on stool. pain n stomach or
abdomen and hioafinT. and gencrsl prasfsfion
warn you. Send for s. page took or testimonials
Tree 10 The representative o, this system.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

"A open letter from GEoEGz ". IRISH.
q Grand Ledge. 20 Moss ". FIELD.
Chairman Of tie Grssnback state Com
miitee. Vas published in yesterdays De-
troif Tribune. The letter scores FrKLD
nSsrciiessly 'or MS desire 10 affiliate with
the Dsmocrstic psstY. aud saws hs would
much rsthsr ses tha Rspnbliosrs Vii"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
For Reflt--H0sfses.

TO RENT - ny RESIDENCE So SOUTH
] Laisveits st. 10 family without small ckli-
dren. Might ;ert partly furnished TO light
party. Inquire a. the house from 70 i2s IN
N J.. Sgiit. lis
EOE sALE or RENT-BY FIRST or MAY
new house On Summer-st. all modern inn
pyoyements. Enquire AZ rs summer-Si. 1l5
rOR RENT-sENES ROOM HOUSE. 5l5 FUI,
ton-t. East. desirable location SiS01 per
month. h-rd and soft water. Eneuire h Pearisf
s. & -i1Nh. 1f1
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

li Minister PH9LFs shall 0e appointed
TO IA rh.ss seat on ,be Supreme Bench
the pubac vii perhaps think be led
xnen hs was tslSiug for ths press n
NsN Yo.k the otosr tsy. Tbs would be
rolstake. Ne. PuElFs IL diplomat.
aod nothing aiploms' may say IS lie
It's oaiy diplcmsey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

ttI ~ra p,aat tFee yesferisT1 rroH-
s6.f 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Or. w. E. CHRISTOPHER

Permanently located ST - MonfoeFirest
fN Nicdieomb buiidingl. oftce nours = m. " .
p. 10. oaily. except "Wednesday and 1hufsdsy,
sunday, 2 20 = u. Take elevator 10 Room 81
and 80. Consultation ifee
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - To EXCHANGE FARM FOR
~ property in the vicinity OF the boat dock.
Grand Union, and 4, Tower block. Ii3
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

h e a pity thRs they didn't rcadne tneir
sfrikinx 10 bss= osl,s "a the frst place.
Iussie~ "a nstsi ous by ths buck~tfal
iu Detroit. Judge svlrr she ether day'
irsoose,i iue of sioS on = salcou-keeper
for seiiiux hqgor on Sunday
A FtisbnrS nsa hss shippei large
cv,usl-r - nsiursi xss = Washington.
and ~ Nsw Norx Janal calls il car
rYins crals .o Newcastle
The Grsnd Bspids Fr7is should vsks
~ Is ita fact ,ass 'he Republicans q
NicAigsn wsnt lssosrsl ALsaE noui-
nsted fsr President.
There Is aae rerY bad thinx about tas
hcy,otf 81 bser. sud thst IS thai .s rnore
hkesy 60 i1efsase ths drinking ot ~aiaky
tbsn ~ water
Fou may se, it 3cva ~ fsct fbas 10
II chixsn delegation ~ll r. 70 Cbscsxo
sodi or General T. a AEsss ssr
Prssi1sut
~snataf HkVnsvs connection vish tie
.4ua@riesn ExcGanxs 'B Loudon ~ill nos
tend te ie.p hsa ss residential can
alists
Ias9ortas Raerlsn ssaevez in @pie.
ssas. su, 81 s senetfil wbefber svsn
.ieecs- ui8 sa1 ls<urr noF
re - r-.-sfe-..y e., s....-. ts.s - .As4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Eess-rssv ~ss a rs-v ereas sssl'is Nsvsm-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

a AlugDiat 1iclei Agent e. deP9i fseoiFa ".
hliislil. nipn Ticket ffoHi. Il Nonfoe-sL
&. l. lcCHWooD Gen ass ard J1Cfei AT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITlES.

The Dakota sentiment favors two
states.
Mrs. Parsons defies the police, and
speaks in Chicago.
France is afflicted with Commune
versus Boulanger."
The Arab rebels at Handoub con-
template surrender to the English.
Mrs. Major General Schofield died
at Washington yesterday morning.
New Year ceremonies at the White
House will follow the old routine this
year.
Cincinnati chamber of commerce
took possession of it's new building to-
day,
The oyster war in the Chesapeake
con tinues aud five schoOners cap
tured.
F. Morle, agent of Fairbanks meat
company, Chicago, vamouses with
$4,000.
Gladstone drives and rows daily; he
was lately visited by Lord and Lady
Dufferin.
The steamer Bristol, of the Old
Colony line, burned at her dock, New
port, r. L.
All male citizens, save one, in Wal
bah, Neb., arrested for White Cap
regulation.
There were 100 bodies received at
the New York MOrgue for the year
ended today.
Explosion of blasting powder at
Olson, Pa, kills one, wounds four
and destroys block.
LOTTERY of Love" at Daly's theatre
gives it's one hundredth consecutive
performance tonight.
Patent leather manufactures adj
vanced prices today twelve per cent;
all but five firms join the combine.
The work of breaking up the Great
Eastern was begun at London today.
Her fitting sold few days since for
over 94S,000.
New York Board of Estimate re-
ports an increased appropriation for
all departments of the municipal SER
vice for 1889.
Shelby, Ill. republicans nominate
state senator to fill vacancy and
! pledge him to vote for reelection of L.
S. Senator Cullom.
Thos. Vines, timekeeper for the
Adams & Westlake Manufacturing
company, Chicago. gets away with
$40 1000, employees wages.
Special alteration of the Blessed
Sacrament held in all Catholic
churches today in honor of the close
of the PoPe's jubilee year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
STATE NEWS.

Laredo has had slow, continuous
rains.
Snow covered Quanah six inches
deep.
1t has been raining necessarily at
Victoria for "a hours.
A bomb, capped, is found by work.
men in Houston sewer.
Joe Rather of Center, is hanged for
the murder of his wife.
The most destructive fire ever
known at Eagle Pass occurred Satur-
day.
An old Spaniard, Jose de la Pena,
of Laredo, has been atrociously MUIR
dered.
The heavy rains at Austin have de-
veioped nine or ten cracks in the new
capitol roof.
The farmers of Henderson have
commenced killing their hogs for
next years meat.
The grading forces on the S. A. p.
extension are nearing the Medic creek
seven miles from Beeville.
The crop year of 1888 was a good
year for corn, but cotton has turned
out disastrously in Henderson county.
The new annex building at George
town will be ready for use by the
opening of the new Chautauqua term.
A notorious horse thief, named p. ID.
Moorie, wanted at several places on
the same charge, is arrested at Texar-
kama.
President Cleveland will receive in
a few days barrel of picked pecans
sent by the citizens of De Witt
county.
The temperature for the last seven
days in Texas was above the seasonal
average, the mean for the state being
"a degrees.
S. F. George, clerk at the Globe no
tel, Houston, is robbed of gold
watch and SIPS in cash by the cook of
the hotel.
A 5-year-old negro boy from near
Welborn, got lost while out hunting
and exposure.
The passenger train which left
Marshall Friday for New Orleans was
wrecked at Vacharie, La. Engineer
was killed, baggageman hurt,
The shipment of green corn from
Corpus Christi to Denver and other
points in the northwest has been of
daily occurrence for some time past.
A lamp exploded in the residence
of Fred Turner, prominent citizen
of Austin, and in a few minutes the
house was in flames, and totally con-
sumed.
Since the killing of Crawford, by
Geibel, in Galveston, Chief of Police
Jordan has issued stringent orders
against policemen carrying their re-
volvers when off duty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
The Hatfields and McCoys.

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-A Charleston,
w. Va, special says: Still another
member of the great Hatfield gang of
murderers, has been slain by detec-
tives, who are prowling night and
day over noun tains of the wilderness,
on the borders of Kentucky and West
Virginia. David Strattan and Ken
lucky Bill, have been hunting down
Tom Wallace upon requisitiOn
from Governor Buckner, of Ken
lucky. They found them at
at the Flat Top Mountain on the day
before Christmas. Wallace is a dam
gerous man. When the detectives Or
dered him to halt he whipped out a
big revolver and opened fire. His first
bullet passed through portion of
Stratton's coat. The detectives re.
turned the fire and Wallace fell
dead; as the dying desperate breathed
his last he confessed that he
and Capt. Hatfield, were paid $50
each, by the deputy sheriff of Buch-
anan county, Va, and others for kill
ing Jeff Mccoy about two years ago.
The murder money was placed in the
hands of ::"Devil Ance" Hatfield, the
father of the captain, and was paid to
them when the bloody work was COM
pleted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Dorado Revived.

CHICAGO, December 31.-A dis
patch from San Francisco says: An
old time mining excitement is in full
blast in southern Colorado and Ari-
IONA as the result of the recent dis
coyeries. Two Mexicans brought in
to Yuma large quantities of pure gold,
which they said they had obtained
in southern, Colorado, about 100 miles
from Yuma. They had been pros
pecting in locality that was
abandoned only recently by
hostile Indians who had kept the
miners out of the country for
many years. The Mexicans said the
gold was easily worked, and they
would have staid longer and brought
out more if their provisions had lasted.
Their story set everybody in Yuma
crazy with gold fever, and the rush to
new fields has begun. The river
boats are crowded, and every possible
conveyance is being fitted up to take
the miners to the diggings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
REMNANT SALE.
The Chance of the Season for Best |
Goods for Least Cash,

The Chance of the Season for Best
Goods for Least Cash,
Mr.. Wolfson has now upon his rem
nant bargain counters, and will have
for few days only, hundreds of cut
pieces of the choicest goods in his
great dry goods house. These he will
sell almost at your own figures. He
makes no reservation, and this is
where his remnant bargain counters
differ from those other merchants who
seldom put choice goods on these
counters. Wolfson's lot includes ele-
CANT silks, finest satins, velvets and
velveteens, dress goods single and
double width, ginghams, calicoes,
jeans, checks, flannels, domestics, ia
BILE linen, and toweling, all of which
he must clear off in few days, at
latest. Those who come early will re-
ceive the first choice of these goods, as
can readily be seen from the catalogue
given; this offer includes the very
best goods in the house, and it is one
which ladies will consult their own
pockets by needing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
New Year Balls,

Tonight the closing of the year 1888
will be celebrated at several of our
amusement halls. The LIGHT has
been invited to the following: Mis-
sion Hose company, at hose house
on Alamo street; Alamo Fire COM
pany No. 2, at Scholz's hall, Alamo
street; Fire company No. l, at Krisch's
hall, on Houston and North Flores
street; Arbeiter Verein, at the Ar
better hall, East Commerce street;
the Fashion theatre masquerade, MIL
itary plaza. The Turner and Casino
associations, it is said, will also have
new year eve balls, but no invitations
have been sent
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Amateur PugiliStS,

On Saturday night some English
man had an argument at the corner of
of Commerce and Alamo streets,
which resulted in square pugilistic
encounter, according to the Marquis
of Queensbury's rules. After six
rounds, in which there was some re-
markably fine sparring, and some
good blows exchanged. the seconds
agreed that the combatants acquitted
themselves like men, and the party
went into the Two Brothers for re-
freshments. During the whole encoun-
ter the police were conspicuous by
their absence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
French Eversole Feud.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 31.-A special
from Hazard gives an account of the
renewal of the French-Eversole feud.
On Xmas day they practically took
possession of the town and held ca
rousal. Then finally a warrant was
issued against Jesse Morgan, one of
the rioters, and Harry French,
Jason Combs, Grant Holiday, and
Albert Hoskins and militia were call
ed upon to execute it. Morgan took
refuge with Jesse Fields, the jailor,
James DAWSON and John Combs, of
French's men, who were barricaded in
a brick house, as soldiers, approached
FIELDS, fired upon them, sending one
ball through Creech's cloth
ing and another whizzing over
Combs head. Before he could
fire again, Holiday replied
grazing Fields hand and retiring him.
His friends, however, poured volley
into the soldiers who beat hasty re-
treat. They will gather large force
and try to take Morgan county. The
judge, and County Clerk A. Hazard
have seen the ruse of the gang OF out
laws.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Assisting the c. B. g. Q.

CHICAGO, Dec. ga local paper
says: One of the leading spirits of the
recent railroad engineers meeting in
this city, said last night to reporter,
this meeting we are holding is one of
investigation, rather than of action.
We have learned by reports made at
this meeting, that the old great roads
of the country, with the exception OF
those which run out of Chicago, have
been assisting the G.. B. & O., rail-
way financially, boycotting all Quincy
striking engineers who were applying
for work. The magnitude of the figure
it may cut in the future, may not
have been appreciated until explain.
Last April, when the Brotherhood
was boycotting @. cars, and others
who were attempting to help them
out, several general managers said to
us, raise your boycott against the
roads other than the @. and we will
hereafter treat the striking @. engi-
neers on equal footing with the others,
as far as giving them employment is
concerned. We accordingly raised
a boycott. We have just learned of
the support of the company and boy
colt of the ex-strikers, which has APP
parently been running now for sew
eral weeks. We had reports from
skilled, sober and reliable striking
engineers, who have travelled all over
the United States looking for work.
1t was refused because they were
strikers, and the refusal to employ
them was a part of an agreement
which covered all the roads of the
country, with the exception, as have
stated, of three of the Chicago lines.
Our evidence that other roads have
helped the Quincy financially, is com,
plete. To say that the brotherhood
men are wild over this discovery, is
drawing it mildly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
An Acquisition for San Antonio.

Our city has been selected as the
place TO have on the first of March,
1889, some of the most celebrated stall
lions here located, known to be the
best in the United States. They will be
brought here by Mr.. James McCue, of
Kentucky, who will also bring large
lot of race horses and will arrange
regular races at the old fair grounds,
which he leased from Mr.. Ed. Stoves,
who offered said gentleman such
great inducements, that he accepted
the same, and located himself here in
San Antonio, although other cities
here in Texas tried very hard to in
duce him to locate at their places.
Mr.. McCuei is very well pleased with
his selected race course, and does not
hesitate to acknowledge the same be-
ing the best one in Texas.
If it had not been for this good race
course offered by Mr.. Ed. Stoves, the
acquisition of said gentleman and his
large stock of stations and race hor-
ses would have been lost to our city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
GOred by a Bull.

Topeka, December 3l.-Information
has been received that Col. J. NJ.
Jones, one of the wealthiest and most
influential ranchmen in Cheyenne
county, was gored to death yesterday
by bull. He was the owner of
one of the finest herds of cattle
in the state, and while engaged
in work about his stables the
animal suddenly attacked him from
the rear, before he could escape, he
was knocked down and frightfully
gored. He was found half an hour
later with his head almost severed
from his body and one arm torn to
piapas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
DEL RIO NEWS.
DEL Rio, Dec. %, 1888.

bElI INlo, DOS. %, 1000
Editor LIGHT:
1t has been some time since you
have had any tidings from our little
burg, nevertheless we drift regularly
with the tides pulse and are always
there when wanted.
1t would be impossible to overlook
this weeks doings without mention
ing some of the festivities society had
INDUCED in. Wares hall was adorn-
ed with huge tree, Christmas eve,
which was loaded to It's utmost capa-
city with hundreds of presents for
which you would call for in post office
style. After the tree had been
cleared of its contents, q most enjoya-
BILE dance followed in which all young
and old joined. The next party, last
night, at the Val Verde hotel
greatly to the surprise of the
the boys, turned out to be a phantom
or sheet and FELLOWSHIP party. 1t
was the bon-ton affair of the season.
not emitting the donkey party given
the night previous.
The ladies are making grand pre-
parations for a calico leap year hop, to
be given on the 31st, for which the
Fort Clark military band been en-
gagged, and for which invitations nave
been sent to all of our neighboring
towns.
A number of our Indian friends
from across the border, (being only
two miles distant,) consisting of
bucks, squaws, and several papoOses, ).
came over yesterday with a lot of deer
skins, beaver hides, and numerous In
dian curiosities, such as moccasins,
paint bags, necklaces. ETC., for which
they find ready sale here. They all
speak more or less Mexican, are quite
harmless, and belong to the Kickapoo
| tribe.
Jos. Friebis is doing the town with
view of putting up beer ice house
for the excellent beer he represents.
"Oid Rip" John S, Ford, is with
us, looking as hale and hearty as
ever.
Miss Della Stevens is visiting Miss
Oxford this week and some of the
boys will be sadly missing her when
she leaves.
A disagreeable rain and drizzle has
set in since this morning, giving the
streets quite gloomy appearance.
ALE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
Unite to FruStrate Boulanger.

Unite to Illustrate Boulanger.
PARIS, December 3l.-Congress of
senators and members of the chamber
of deputies, municipal authorities and
editors of all shades, republicans,
have decided to unite in nominating a
candidate to oppose General Boulan-
ger in his candidacy for seat in the
chamber of deputies, for the de-
partment of Seine, rendered va
can't by the death of M. Hude.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
In Trouble.

Justice Heron has been taking aft
davits today, and Jim Ravell has been
arrested charged with swindling DR.
p. w. Johns, Ed. LOoney, for theft of
a seventy-five cent knife from J. Dull.
mig, and Jas. Combia, for aggravated
assault and battery.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
FloupL,sring in Mud.

Barrera street., as it does always in
rainy weather, bears a remarkable re-
sem alliance to a plowed field, and is a
standing protest against the city adj
ministration, and especially against
the alderman for the ward. Yester-
day a well known citizen, who had
celebrated the New Year rather too
literally and previously, floundered in
the mud, and nearly got buried in it.
He led to get up by grasping the
mud, he only thing he could grasp,
but, of purse failed, and he founder
ed Their for some time, until some
kind residents got sticks and helped
him odt. He was then 'clothedn from
head to foot in coating of mud.
When he got OH his feet once more he
mumbled out his thanks and cork
screwed his way down the street.
OF course this individual denied be-
ing drunk; they always do. Sir Tat
ton Sykes laid it down that the man
was unquestionably drunk, who, fall
ing down, had to hold himself down
with the grass, and a man who tries
to get up by grasping mud, may fairly
be said to be in similar condition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
They viii Demand an Advance.

PITTsBURG, December 3l.-The
brickmakers of Pittsburg and Alleg-
heny have decided to demand an adj
vance in wages, of 10 per cent, on
March first, and TO strike if the adj
vance is not conceded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Indications
for East Texas: Rain, cooler, north
erly winds. For Arkansas: Local
rain, followed Tuesday by fair, cooler,
northwesterly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31
The Riverside Restaurant,

Under its new management, Schultze
Il Geise, has wonderfully improved
and is now one of the best places in
the city to get a meal either regular
or cooked to order. Both of the pro-
prietors are practical men in their
business, and do all in their power to
make the Riverside first-class in
every particular. When you want
figures call on them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31

Indian Territory coal gives more
heat and less ashes than any coal in
the market. Telephone 1856. 22-2m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-31

Officer Jim Stevens arrested COL
Ored woman named Minerva Johnson
on charge of aggravated assault.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-07-06

Considering the elements safety Society
Affords before
life insurance little cost o the insured.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-07-06
ID JR ECTORS /:
New fork

o. d. BALDWIN, President Fourth National Bank NJ rl
y. CARNAN COMBES, President Exchange Fire Ins Co.. YIN
T. A. QUlNTARD, President Citizens SAVINGS Bank.
!,uN sIRAiION, Vice Pres. St Nicholas Bank,
WIN ~ SNOW, Secretary Am. Loan nd Trust Co
ItNRf q ROBINSON, of Porter Bros & Co..
WV Is FULLER, with H. b. Clafin & Co..
HENRY Is PIERCE, of Hutchinson, 90
a. L. SOULARD. Pres. Ger. Am. Estate Till. C,ar 70