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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
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There are two times when man think,
a woman's hat is TOO high One is when
il is in front Of him II the play. and the
other IS when Il Is his wiles AMI he has
70 pay for IL. Detroit FIVE Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

Ions T. BRANnr fHtn. n. SCOTT.
LYME ~. HAsCU. lIIu. " SCOTT.
f1HN kEKH BRANCH.
THOMAS BRANCH u CO..
EANkElr, AID IH IkIl.-
BONDS. STOCKS nod 500 RIFLES
uu II amt OLD SANDAL OH. A0ifa-
'ru mark .iK.
We have private cd graph wire fIuu nur
Ifice toull fhr Not born pXcilil.r .Hni rln
Xecufe order, 'nr AtllAI STOCK within
tf " miuute- OF their receipt 900 our office.
We get lu0int OusaNl rY Qllffrr Ul Au hour
which Hra open Cor tic u-i ectDu uf YIf cus-
toners.
lHflicst Information Cn tn su liff uf l'i|I-
oaA and Corporal on Securities uni tiNil
Bonds.
Il II Tli.N AsBHAN fU & CO.
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even in this direction, than at any time in
their history. The road-beds OF Indiana
lines are in 30 per cent. better condition
than five years ago.
Chairman Walker. of the Interstate Rail-
way Association. is showing fine executive
ability in the management of the affairs OF
the ASSOCIATION. He goes about the settle
ment of troublesome questions cooily, and
In hat way is making the association solid.
He. for instance, admits that the Chicago
& Alton is not getting its share of the live
stock traffic from Kansas City, and goes to
the st. Paul road and advises them to run
but two stock trains a week until the {. 81
A. evens up, and they make the concession.
Nick Dinner, the veteran railroad dining
room man, spent yesterday In the city.
calling on Old-time friends. 1t was thirty
two years ago the first day of this month
that he established the first eating-house
at a railroad station in the West, at Day
ton, O. Both he and his brother are gradu-
ally withdrawing from the business. hav-
ing o but six such establishments on
railroad lines. But the young Dinners are
in the West, and have q dozen or more rail-
road eating-hOuses established on some of
the best through lines.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria-
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"TANTED-Partner with $500 in general merchan.
w disc store. located in country. For particulars
apply at this Office. j g. :.
WANTED LUMBEB-IO0. 900 feet OF linn lumber,
w strictly first and seconds; l inch thick, IL feet
long. Address w. Indianapolis. Ind.
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Notes from the Docket.

The evidence in the suit in which the
Rentsch heirs are cOntesting for SIS 900
worth of property has been concluded. The
argument was heard yesterday.
In the damage suit of Robert Light
against Mr.. Dawson and others, the Jury
yesterday returned a verdict giving Light
a Judgment against Dawson for SIS. The
amount demanded in the complaint was
5000.
A jury in Judge Walkers court is hearing
the suit of Alexander w. Kampman against
the indianapolis Manufacturers and Car
penters' Union, for $1,000 damages. Mr..
Kampman was a labOrer in the cOmpany's
p~laning-mill, and lost his right hand by it
being caught in the machinery. He is at
tempting to establish the fact that the ac-
cident occurred because of a defect in the
machinery.
Max G.. /. Stern has been appointed adj
ministrator de DOnis non of the estate of
Herman William Fenneman. His bond is
for $4,000. Mr.. Fenneman died several
years ago and his wife, Anna, became adj
mlnlstratrlx OF the estate. Recently she
died, leaving Stern as the executor. and
that he might settle up both estates at the
same time he was made administrator of
the husband.
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Judge Rowland Sustains the Prayer Of Il
Supreme Court Reporter.

Judge Rowland Sustains the Prayer of the
Supreme Court Reporter.
Judge Rowland. of the Circuit Court,
yesterday rendered a decision in the snit of
the State ex rel. John l.. Grifiths, Reporter
of the Supreme Court, VS.. Charles F. Griffin,
Secretary of State, to compel the defendant
to receive 500 copies of the State reports.
The purpose of the suit is to test the law
enacted by the last Legislature fixing a
salary for the Reporter of the Supreme Court
and d%epriving him of any fees from the sale
of the official reports. Judge Rowland. in
his opinion, sustains the prayer of the
petitioner for a mandate to compel the Sec
rotary of State to receive the reports as was
the custom before the new law w~asenacted.
His decision was oral, and simply to the
effect that when the Supreme Court de-
clared n portion of the new law unconsti-
tutiOnal the entire law became invalid.
The case was at once appealed to the SUI
first of next week.
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COURTHOUSE n P~OST-OFFICE, INDIAN
~ apOlis, Ind. June 10, lSS9.-Sealed proposals will
be received until IL o'clock. Thursday, June 20. 1889,
for furnishing fuel, light. water, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, washing towels; hauling ashes and sprink-
ling streets, required by this building during the fs-
cal year ending June 80, 1890. Particulars on appli.
cation. WIN. ALLAC Custodian.
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SECOND ADVERTISEMENT.
STATE OF INDIANA

STATE OF INDIANA.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
INDIANAPOLIS, April %, 1889. }
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be
received from publishers, authors or compllerS. by the
State Board of Education OF Indiana. 10 furnish text
books to the school trustees of the State of Indiana,
for use in the common schools of said State, for a pc
Rod of five years. as provided by a law passed by the
General Assembly of Indiana on the 25th day of Feb
ruary, 1889. Such bids will be opened on the lst day
of July, 1883, at 3 p. m. at the Office of the Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, in the city of Indian
apolis. Ind. said board reserving the right to reject
any or all bids. A copy of said law. and of blanks for
proposals, contracts, bonds, afhdavits, etc, will be fur
nished to prospective bidders upon application to said
board.
HARVEY NJ. LA TOILETTE. President.
L II. JONES. Secretary.
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Drowned in n Cellar.

Conveyances. &c; consideration 49,.
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HENRY Fire Insurance Agency
ID Martindale Block.
CHAS. A--:--::---92 East Market
Pacific Mutual Life and Accident.
LEONARD, JOHN R.----------Etn Binding
The Etna.
The North British and Mercantile, of London.
SUDLOW & MARSH, Managers, @L2 E. Market ST.,
for Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky, Tennessee and West
Virginia for the PrOvident Savings Life Assurance
Society of New York. Sheppard Homans's plan OF
pure life insurance, unmixed with banking, a
specially.
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Surprised at the Verdict

In the suit of Midia j. Baker against the
Citizens Street-railrOad Company for
damages, the Jury in Judge Taylor's court
yesterday returned a verdict giving the
plaintiff S763.33 Several of the Jurors
favored making the amount 81 900, and that
determined upon was the result of a COM
promise. The verdict was a surprise to
those who heard the evidence, and es-
pecially to the officers of the street-car
company, who expected to win the case.
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7 DAMS MONEY ON MORTGAGES. c.. II.
u AYLE IS East Market street.
EINANCIAL-MONEY ON MORTGAGE, FARMS
Il and city property. g. +. COFFIN d CO.
MONEY TO LOAN-6 PER CENT. X
vi MckA Room IL, Talbot Dc News Block.
OK PER CENT. ON CITY PROPERTY IN IN
- diana. ISAAC II. KIERSTED. Is Martindale
Block.
EASTERN UNI 10 loan on good Indianapolis
II real estate: favorable terms. Apply at once. w.
r. Dc CO. ~ East Market street.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AT THE LOW.
vi est market rate; privileges for payment before
duo We also buy municipal bonds. THOS- =. a
* CO, az East Market street, Indianapolis
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE. 300 acre farm in Marion county
Il Mo-, Z miles from county sat. VIII trade fol-
stock of gea eral merchandise. Address A. b
New Lebanon. Sullivan county. Ind.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Real Estate Transfers.

e-c @SAht0
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty.
four hours ending at 5 T. NJ. June II. 1889, as
furnished by Elliott Il Butler. absrracters of
titles, Hartford Block. "a East Market street.
Mary Mills TO W. j. Mccullough, part
of lot ., in Biddle's subdivision Of
Outlot 45 500 90
Join n. Unversaw ct al. to Frank
TOmpkfns, the southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section 70,
township is. range 2.....-..-.... 1,675.o0
John GuedelhOefer to Joseph Aller-
dice, the east half OF lot 10 In square
100000
ston. lot 3, In McCarty's subdivision
Nicholas MoCarty TO 1. N. Johnston,
lot 9, in McCarty's subdivision OF
w. H.. Reiders to c. p. Holdings
worth. part of lot II, in Seaton's
subdivision OF block 25.......-...-.. $4,000
r. III. Skidmore to +. s. Binkley. part
of lots 81 and 81. in Rays subdivis-
A. L. Major to +. NJ. Reid. the south
west quarter of section II. town
ship 16. range 3, containing 100
acres; also, other real estate. .-..... SO, 600. 90
g. W. Johnston to s. NJ. Dyer, lot IL.
i'm Spann's subdivision of lots % TO
%, In Vests addition. LOO
s. NJ. Dyer to Ida Il. Woollen. lot IL,
in Sparns subdivision OF lots ID to
% in Vests addition. ....--....-.... 1867
In Bybee's first West-side addition. $4,000
George Beehler to John Sinker. lots
and 4. in Webb's subdivision OF
Yandes's subdivision.-.-.~.-..-- 10000
d.. NJ. Bradbury 10 Sarah Bradbury,
lots 2s6 and 2S7, in Fletcher's sub
division OF outlots 96. 81 and 9S.... 1000. 90
j. III. Baldwin. administrator, to Phil
hp Farley. lots 161, 1872, 163 and
l64. in Fletcher'sa addition to Bright
10000
5. T.. Perkins To the Cincinnati. In
dianaIOlis. ST. Louis * Chicago Rail
way Company. part of block >, In
Harris's subdivision of outlot 1877. 1880
W. f.. Kuhn ct nj. to Leopold Mayer.
lot l. in Najen's subdivision OF lots
/ to 9. inclusive, in square 21..--... $4,000
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The Court Record.
SUPERIOR COURT,

Room Hon. Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
Midia j. Baker VS.. Citizens Street-rall-
road Company; damages. Verdict for
plaintiff for S763.33.
railroad Company; damages. Cause dis
missed.
Albert Gall VS.. Annie II. Sullivan; re-
plevln: Judgment for plaintiff by agree
ment for return of goods.
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge.
Robert Light VS.. William Dawson ct al;
damages. Judgment against defendant.
William Ill. Mead VS.. David E. Stout ct
al; on bond. On trial by jury.
Room s-TIon. Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
Herman Ackelow VS.. Nathaniel A. Hyde;
account. Finding for defendant.
Melville Strong VS.. Benjamin K. Hill; note.
Judgment for 1872.
Alexander w. Kampman VS.. Indianapolis
Manufacturers and Carpenters Union; dam
ages. On trial by jury.
Nep Suits Filed.
The German Mutual Insurance COMPANY
of Indiana VS.. Elizabeth E. Thorne ct al;
complaint to foreclose mortgage. Demand,
$500.
Western Union Telegraph Company va.
The Central Plank-road Company; COM
plant on account. Demand, $500.
Patrick Huey VS.. Louisa Huey; complaint
for divorce. Allegation, cruel treatment
and abandonment.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Livingston Rowland. Judge.
Louisa Maria Isabella Rivers ct al. VS.,
Frederick William August Rentsch. On
trial by jury. Argument.
State ex rel. John l.. Griffitbs. Reporter
of the Supreme Court, VS.. Charles +. Crit
FIN, Secretary of State. Mandate issued.
Cory Esterday, guardian, VS.. Board of
Commissioners of Marion County. Dis
missed by plaintiff.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. William Irwin. Judge.
State VS.. William Collins; assault and
battery. Trial by court. Acquitted.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MISUNDERSTANDING LODGE NO. 5e4.
w r * \. NJ Special meeting In Masonic Temple,
this Thursday evening. at y O'Clock, for work in the
first degree. Visitors always welcome.
j. W. TAUB. w. II.
Nm. IL. SAYTHE, Secretary.
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in n Cellar.
A two-year-old child of Albert f.. Lemon,
living at No. 100 Hill avenue, accidentally
fell into a cellar full Of water yesterday
afternoon, and was drowned.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Bonds of the CITY of Tsrre Haute, Ind.

Notice hereby given that 97 bonds Ngs ,o c69nIy 90 ~
indsns k9ey C Fonass se nSn o. ~ is1 Ss cnon
the city after LG expiration Of ye S9a5s isueu @ &
pad AZ the once ~ he central trust COMPANY % We'll
81, New York, and after January :, iseo '"
w. W. HAuCK, City Treas ''eo va i"''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO CO..
SO BROADWAY,
NEW.YORK, Dec. 90. 1880.
THE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
/ dpnd OF FOUR PER CENT has been declared by the
Directors Of this company payable Jan Is, 1890 at
The transfer books Will close Dec 81 1880 and reopen
jan iO' io'o' H. b. PARSONS. Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
OFFICE OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Boston, Dec IA, 1850.
At meeting CT the Board Of Directors held this day
the following preamble and resolution were unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t Is officially reported TO the Board that
depots OF bonds under the Reorganization Plan aggregate
in Europe $50 700 and in America sos 5i7O6O or III
all sl2s 7GO and also that decisive majority Of each
and every one OF the hirtyslx issues OF bonds Of tc
Atchson System has been deposited and, therefore, ali
rights of holders TO deposits have virtually ceased
NEVERTHELESS 1t being the desie OF the Board
tn prevent Injustice and hardship 10 distant and absen;
holders who have either become acquainted with the
plan or through circumstances were unable 10 avail
themselves Of 1t. IL IS therefore
VOTED That the Chairman be authorized 10 receive In
his discretion bonds deposit under the Plan up 10 ana
Including the thyhrst day December 1889 under the
conditions heretofore announced
By order Of the Board OF Directors
GEORGE c. MAGoUN, Chairman
Referring TO force deposit. OF Bonds after o-6 N,
should he rendered at offices oil
KIDDER, PEABODY g. CO.,
ff3 Devonsbire ST., Boston.
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
73 Broadway, Ncw-York.
BARIyG BROTHERS g. COMPANY,
: Bisiopsgntc Within London L. l.
CIRCULAR CO OF THE PLAN OF REoR1ANilA-
TIoN MAILED UPoN APPLICATION to ABoNE'
OR TO
j. w. REINHART.
dth Vice. Pre- sdcnt
AJ Milk Street. BOSTON.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
pantlns arahfmifs.
Go rubom 1t Map Concern.

vIoUGuTFN Address wanted Of DR.. Hoaehsen. we
III married sarah Scactt aud L. ceoFgo Brow ~ tass
ggth.st. GOO 0thase.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

5inantlal.

A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholders
"A Of the Rchmond and Aeghany Railway Company is
hereby called held office OF the Company,
the Pace building, in the city OF Richmond Virginia.
January 20th 1850 at II for the transaction OF such
business as may come before said meeting.
Richmond Va, December 10Th. 1889
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
ERWIN DAVIS, President
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 18th, 1880
To the Stockholders OF the -
ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY.
N Office is hereby given that at meeting
Board OF Directors OF this Company, held this
lIth day OF December, 1850
DIVIDEND OF FOUR a. PER CENT.
declared being the OF six (6l cent per
NM for eight months ending December 3lst, 1889,
stockholders record the close OF business Deeen6er
Slst 1850 said dividend to be PAYABLE FEBRUARY
Sd, 1890.
For the purpose OF paying said dividend the Stock
Transfer will be closed from the close OF business
DECEMBER 3lsT, 1859, to the opening OF business
JANUARY 9TH, 1890.
Checks viii be mailed from the Office of the Treasurer
In payment CT said dividend
RICH'D c. HANNAH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
OFFICE C0MMIssIoNER OF QUARAN-

The attention OF contractors called 20 the advertisement
I'm the City Record, inviting bids for work on Holman
and Swinburne Islands. CHAs. Il. AII,IsESSs
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
Aurtion Sales
IRON MILL at Pittsburgh,


VALUABLE IRON MILL at Pittsburgh
Pa. known a. the Vulcan Forge and Iron Works
At public sale Monday January g. 1890 at 10
at the Court House Pittsburgh
Tho piece OF land, beginning the line the Pitts
burgh and Lake Eric Railroad track where the
crosses the west line OF the railway compinys property
thence along the said ompanys line 81 4s00 feet more
or less TO low.watcr mark the Ohio River thence
down said river 400 % point thence parallel with
tho railway company's line 123i 5l00 feet to point
said track thence along the COZ 40O foot TO the
place Of beginning containing over zine (o acres oscther
with the mills factories and works erected said land
and the machinery and tools and appliances used
IN and about the same and nil railway tracks.
sldngs switches and approaches and rlghts "
way upon or leading TO said Land and including
10 pudding furnaces large scrap furnace. gcncative
heating furnaces Islneh muck train and squecLer, 1
lO.inch bar mill o.inch guide mill, underground saw,
large roll lathe ] bfcaaer, ore eFusher. large
Cameron pump and tank, 10 2nuo boilers. 4@N2S
feet each heating In forge. large fon upright
hammer 5OO.pound helye hammer. 1900 pound helYc
hammer soO.pound upright hammer, axle cuton atlcs,
boring machine plancrs, engine lathe studeVant
blower blacksmith frs. sets of shears. cleaning
barrel steam engines large hydraulic pump and
ulator upsetting machlnes, Cotton track scale, T.
ton wagon scale steam appliance tools cindc bugces,
ball buegic naturagas line and other machinery and APP
plianccs. 'Ail n first class condition
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

BONDS FOR SALE.
ID Proposals will be received BY tho undersigned until
day OF February 1890 for the purchase OF Five
hundred thousand $500 6oo dollars Ave per boud
the Municipality OF Key West. Sad bonds be
lssued for sewerage. grading and paving purposes
Information will be furnished by
w. d. CASH,
Chairman Finance Committee,
Key West Fla
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24

Subscriptions will received by undersigned. at
par accrued interest for s12JO,OOO OF the above
bonds this amount being part Of an issue s1,65OOO0
CT bonds authorized at the rate OF s5J00O0 mile.
three road substantially completed and
in operation on which. and the rights franchises.
rolling stock and real and personal property Of the com
pany, OF every nature and description, owned here
after be acquired. these bonds first mortgage.
The Fulton Elevated Railway Company is contnua
ton the Kings County Elevated Railway Company OF
Brooklyn the original Fultons:reet route extending
into the popuous portion OF the large and attractive
Twenty Ward OF the City OF Brooklyn, and securing
for Il only the local traffic Of this important and
growing section, but also direct connection with the
Long Island Railroad the NewYork and Manhattan Beach
Railroad the Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad
the Canarse Railroad and the Electric Railroad to Ja-
maica. The Fulton Elevated Railway Is permanently
leased the Kings County Elevated Railway which guar.
antees by Endorsement each bond the payment OF
10th principal and interest Of the bonds now offered for
sale
The consolidated road affords the most direct and at
tractve from the Fulton Ferry and the New-York
and Brooklyn Bridge through the principal business streets
city, the sections and the connections indicated
The earning capacity of the consolidated road is steadily
increasing and already exceeds the entire interest charges
upon the aggregate issues of first mortgage bonds.
The location Of the road and the constant influx of
population along its line leave doubt as to the per-
manent value of its securities
The structure has built and equipped in the most
substantial manner.
The validity Of the charter and franchise and the
form bond and mortgage have been approved by our
counsel.
The number Of passengers carried by the Kings County
Elevated Railway Company averaged for the year from
October 1855 September 80, 1889. 1861 per day
Since then has further increased and is now on
the consolidated road $4,000 day, with
a steady increase.
Subscriptions will be opened at 10 o'clock on Mon
day Dec 23, and will close at o'clock Tuesday,
Dee "a or earlier. Payments be made in full on
allotment, 10 per cent on allotment, and the re-
eindpr within thirty dnys the option of the sub
scribcr.
WE CONSIDER THE BONDS SAFE AND DEslR
ABLE FOR INVESTMENT, AND LIKELY TO IN
CREASEIN VALUE.
AUGUST BELMONT 4 CO.,
23 Nassau.st.
VERMILYE Il CO.,
l6 and is Nassau.st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-24
New Securities.
Assessment on Stock 10 Per Cent.

Assessment on Stock 10 Per Cent.
r..sEyEN PgR CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE con.
scIJpATED BONDS and the underlying bonds TO BE
r.Ip OFF. s22.500.O00 of the First Mortgage Four-
=, IS 400 000 of the Preferred stock being applied
stats purpose. . -
~se formal REORGANIZATION AGREEMENT,
.,,einng full details, showing the apporticnmcnt Of
,ls remaining securities among the "FIvEs,"
..IyE-.- and STOCK" and In payment OF the a.
lament. may be obiained the Once Of the GEN.
IN AL TRUST COMPANY, 81 WALL ST. from
.., me nbcr ofthc Reorganization Committee.
EoyDHOLDERS and STOCKHOLDERS are invited
a,,os.f their securities without delay, aud receive
=. CENTRAL TRUST C0MPANY's engraved certif-
,s,e. for the same.
sEyEN PER CENT. FIRST CONSOLIDATED
,ngTGAGE BONDS will he received from subscribe
m the .O00. 900 fund.- in lieu of cash. and
arrest accrued md date OF payment and
Al so received and held for payment I'm accord.
s,tc win said agreement.
The Jh day OF January 1890 Is the last day for the
l,posit Of bonds and stock.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR,
HENRY BCDGE,
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CoMMITTEE-
G. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 wALL-ST.