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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
Az TycOrR4GrNG BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

The business failure, reported ~ Il. &. Dun &
CO., mercantile agency for the past seven days NUN
Der 81 for the United state, and iorty-nnc Tor
Canada total ot $50. compared with All III the
previous week and 3|7 for the corresponding week
of 1890 The weekly review says: The new year
open, cncouriingly. January settlements nave
passed with c,, disturbance I'm trade than was eN-
pccted and the demand for goods which no" appears
is, on tho whole considerably larger than That OF
year ago FlrduGal atN'tic>, wri'h have occupied
80 much attention for weeks past, I've almost entirely
removed and the healthy and vigorous trade of Il
great and rapidly growing nation begins {" exert rs
natural influence. II has been noteworthy. through
ont recent financial troubles. that Western centres ot
trade have been comparatively free from disturbance
or aUufchcnsion and nov the energy and growth
Of the W,-i have their effect In larger trade and
stronger confidence ~ Eastern commercial centres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
rsrRy PLEADED BY TIE DEFENDANT.

,uit over a contract In which usury Is set up oy
the defendant a. reason why he should not pe'ior"
hi, part Of the contract has been oeg"l !" VIC o'
prcrnc Court From the papers il appears that INC
arr - ,rtblr 4 K,tcham. stock brokers, agreed 10
nav 10 John Hanta the Of $3.50 for the use OF 500
shares of Chicago Milwaukee aud -. Paul kai'ro~i
COMPANY stock for four months from November ',
lsso George d. Arthur. of seatOro. ~ u, dis'ahs
relative of the senior member Of the firm guaFahteo'
full performance of the contract lie Is inc u
fcndont I'm the present suit brought by Bara on me
a, and no d,cl,rrs that il Is "A usUrious contract.
The ease came up Yesterday before Justice Lawrence,
i'm the supreme Court. Chambers. upon nlo'o y"
place il on the short cause calendar for Uldi. ~
ci,on was reserved upon that MOTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

Mayor added that he going ont Of town fo' a rev
days. and would like the question settled before
that Mr.. simpson asked delay for a short time.
majority of the prOperiyhlliers along the line had
been trckcd into consenng 20 the introduction VI the
system, and he wanted to brnc some of them before
the board 10 show how it had been done.
EXJudgc Hall denied Mr. simpsons statement. ana
presented the signatures OF many taxpayers favonns
the Plan
Commissioner Hcintz cuntenicd that the system
would prove dangerous. The Mayor answered that his
observations satisfied him of its harmlessness.
=" If You say 50. believe yOu,7 replied Mr.. lleilz
That's complimentary returned Mr.. Grant
The Mayor proposed amendment to the resolution
granting the permit, requiring largo cars to be used
ana 10 BE- lighted by electricity, that the wires be
buried as soon as found necessary. and where the tracks
run under the elevated they should be strung on
Tue structure with the cOmpany's permission. 70 90
away with the necessity Of erecting poles The amend
hcl was adopted. and the permit was granted.
~ the Elevated Railway Company cannot be com
PEELED To ant permission to rival company 10 SIZING
wires on II, structure many were OF the opinion mat
This portion of The Mayors amendment would prove
Auga0ry. TIE vague provision for burying the wires
also evoked amusement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24

30 cents a quart, Russia turnps 80 cents a peck
white turnips the same and watercress 10 cents a
quart
Table apples are 80 and 80 cents half peck, and
cooking apples % and 30 cents.
North Carolina shad. large and fine, for sale I'm
Fulton Market. The cost ~. and the bucks 81
Roc from Florida sell for cents and bucks for
90 salmon cheap and abundant they were
last week. and can still be had for 20 cents pound
Ealibut are IL cents pound. pOmpano 20 cents red
snapper Is cents, founders 10 cents Holsters ID cents
striped bass 80 cents and sea bass 1.-THE. smaller
blacksh variety Is cents. paddock 3 cents, sleeps
head Is cents blackish II IL cents, green turtle 20
cents, smes Il and 20 cents. Spanish mackerel Is
cents frostfsh 10 cents, wealfish Il IL cents, and
white perch 10 cents pound. Salmon trout costs
- cents pound whcfsh Il cents, and black bass Is
cents Picked oysters in bottles handy to carry home
cost 81 100 for cuttings. and 81 for box oysters. Black
fOrds best homeless salt cod, in two pound tablets,
sells for 10 cents pound salt blOater mackere is
% cents a pound, bonelesS herring, 20 cents box
extract Of clam juice, 30 cents pint and cod liver
oil, - cents pint
spring chickens have risen to 81 - pair. The
prices OF other poultry have not changed from the
price. given last week
dollhouse Strawberries are displayed by the fancy
fruit stores Broadway in little cups holding about
two dozen berries which would cost the buyer about
Although the supplies of California fruit practically
ended several week, ago their place has been fully
foreign oranges has had the effect OF keeping the price
of the Florida fruit within reasonable bounds To
many people orange is orange. whether foreign
domestic. while many Others prefer the sharp taste
Of the Mediterranean fruit to me sweet or;nge 81
the Almcria Malaga grapes has been landed here.
the quantity I'm store Is sufficient TO keep the price
- to Sl5 keg. This may seem vide difference,
on kegs, but the purchaser can make no mistake. II
he pays - he will get a Eeg with - worth Of good
key with the fruit sound throughout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
FOR ELECTRIC SUhFACE CARS.
4 FUNNY AMENDMENT OF THE MAYORS ABOUT
BURNING WIRES.

\ FUNNY AMENDMENT OF THE MAYORS Abo'
BUElING WIRES.
subway Commissioner Mos equity foot was iL"l
bctter Yesterday and he able to 20 on 'rlil'hr'
IA inc Nlayu.', Office. and thus prevented aL0tc posi-
uouemrnt Of the Board Of Electrical Control ucru"s'
owing to Mr. Mos, govt several unsuccessful attempts
have been made To- decide upon the question oI per
hitting the Harlem Eridgr. Nori>auia ana F"n'''
Railroad Company to use the trolley system "t "l"
atng street cars by electricity in the Annexed pl'''
waldo Ilutchins lr.. # The Park Commissioners
.cprc,cutcd the railroad company, and submitted IN
rcport ~ : = Wheeler. the board electrical expert
which asserted that the system IS entirely feasible am"
works we'll in Boston. Albany, and various cities hi't
and west. 49,
Mayor Grant said that he had visited Boston rccc'.N
TO make an investigation OF the trolley system. ne
had returned satisfied that it would prove benehcla'
in ,par,cly settled communities. lie had been III
formed that the population rapidly increased along the
lines where it was in use.
Street Commissioner lIcintz, Arthur e. Buits ana
Charles = Simpson opposed the innovation. IhY
urged that ii would bring waste of un,ights polis
into the district in addition 10 the danger to life ana
limb which would come from the electric wires. Mayor
Grant rcDlied that he had examined the system WIN
considerable thoroughness. lie had witnessed 'nc
handling Of the wires by the railway company EN-
Moves. and there seemed to be- nothing to fear Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
BITS OFFICIAL NEWS.

Chief Judge Joseph F. DAILY in the Court Of 'om'
mon Pleas, Yesterday granted an absolute divorce W
Alice VI. kcmbe from John Il. kemble. Inc pian""
spuncd alimony as she said that she had always
summarized herself since her marriage and she VA
able to continue doing 20.
Judgment, amounting To S13j.71O 90 were cntereo
against the O>wego and Rome Railroad company IN
Inc County Clerks Office, yesterday, IN ia'or vi III"
Rome Watertown and OsdensburS Railroad company
.rbcv vere leased upon bonds issued by the former
companv, on which no interest had been PAID In
nearly twenty years.
Judge Ingraham in the supreme Court yesterday
dismissed the complaints of Henry Meisher h'ss
NIeisnrr and Robert TURNER against the Cgarmaker'
Unconventional Union No. IA, for reinstatements
While strike WAS in progress In city cigar factory
i'm the winter of s-7-o the plaintiffs in TINS sun pau
assessments for several weeks and then refused 70 pay
any more whereupon they were expelled nom tns
union Judge Ingfalam decides that the menipers "
Inc union entered into contract, ana "hen me- ~
fused 10 nav further assessments they NloIateu 'ns
terms of the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
c,,pcu~ AGAINST ALOAN COMPANY.

some serious charges are made against VIVA "
known a, the Empire Loan Company occupy lns noo'"
vo Al in the Arbucke Building III Droohyh'
Herbert Percye Millar has brought suit against inc
company and in the papers in thai suit ne charges
,ha. Levi : and Il. Silv,rman conduct a nsnr'ou'
business under the name already meh'iohe"' MS
.pccifc complaint is that he borrowed '"s BUM ~
500 from the Sil1'Iman> for four monihs AS
ecuijty for the loan he gave two notes, one for
500 and one for $50. besides giving en-" tc
mortgage on his furniture, which was worth F'Wo'
These documents signed by Mllar, on Deeemocr
10 last lie declares that it was agreed that w"eh
no Maid the note for $50 note for that amount ana
the chatel mortgage for the same amount were 70 %
cancelled. an, =,
Nillar also declares that he sent check FOR $5S D"
in nav the note for $50 with interest, but the slVsf
mans meyer acknowledged his receipt. It' went 70
SO, them and they declared that they had nor reeivsf
the note Then he stopped payments and oegan IN, ,no
nr,,ent suit. He secured a temporary IuIul..
nom Justice Lawrence. IN the supiemc 49, e.,
Cbnmbsrs Yesterday restraining the Sllvernans nom
i'm, erferng with his furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
A "SHAKE CP" FOE POLICE CAPTAINS.
SEVEN OF THEM TRANSFERRED AND DETEC-
TIVES SENT DOWN IN GRADE.

TIVES SENT DOWN IN GRADE.
Tie Police Commissioners had secret session
Yesterday and called Chief Inspector Byrnes in
consultation. At the end Of the meeting the
following transfers Of captains were announced
Captain Alalre. from the Ma1l,on-st. squad 10
City Hall; Captain Eahins. from city Hall to
the Grand Central station; Captain McElwan. from
the Grand Central station to Madson-st.. Captain
Carpenter. from )al->t 10 East Eightyeightll-st;
young Captain McCulagh from Elizabethst to Nor
risanla Captain OConuOr. from East Eightyelghtll-
Il. Oahst., and Captain Brooks from Morrs1nia to
Elzabcth-,t Detectives Chrystal and harrington, OF
the Elizabeth t. squad and Canayan, Of the Oak-St
,quad, were remandod to patrol duty. and Chief In
pccor Byrnes was directed transfer them to other
precincts.
The shake up" caused stir at headquarters and
much talk in the precincts. None Of the Commits
,oners would give explanation to the changes, eA-
ccpt to say that they intended for TIE good OF
the department. 1t a,ccrtaincd that transfers had
resulted from the failures Of Captains Carpenter Nc
Cullagh and McEIwain 10 govern their squads prop
erly. Complaints that disordery houses had been
permitted to flourish in Mc(ulaghs and Carpenters
precincts. and that swinderS had been permitted 10
py their trade openly in Chatham square without the
serious opposition OF either captain, had made the ON
cal, at headquarters indignant. Proof that the cap
tain, and their detectives had nege ed their duties
o such an extent a, trials at headquat cr'
wa, not at hand, but The commission decided 10
place Captain, BROOKS and O'COnnor, both officers Of
proved efficiency. in command at ElzabetlSt. and
Oak-,t. Detectives ChEystal Harrington and 'anavan
were sent OF the precincts and reduced to patrol
duty without trials. for the reasOn
Captain McElwan'> transfer from the Grand Cen
trail station squad account OF the dcmoraliza-
zion in that squad. which made evident by III"
testimony presented at the recent trial OF ActlnG>er
ceanf Ci0cdell. Il desired also 70 Send captain
AIIaire 10 precinct in which his duties would be
light because he conducts the police drills each week.
and To Captain Ealtins was allotted the task OF ell
forcing discipline at tie Grand Central station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
HALE MIST PAY As SILK. HALF AZ WOOL

W & J. sloane the dealers in carpets, er''
brought suit against Collector Iedden some Time ago
for about 800 alleged 10 have been clhreeo uiei'
I'm excess OF the LEGAL duty on some oamasS anu
tope,trv goods imported by them. The Collector mao
dded that they should pay the duty imposed on wool.
m that WIS the component on which the highest rato
was levied The United states supreme court mas.
however decided that articles must pay the duty ieVieo
., the component OF chief value. The suit Oh W. =.
sloane was tried before Judge Lacom6e III the 'ite'
STATE, Circuit Court yesterday the Judge dlrecuhs
,,i 81 i,u, half the sum sued for tor the plintifs.
Ito hold that the plaintiffs had shown that SIX was
Inc ,omuoacut Of chief value in half the goods Lne
smit is important number ot Others: l.ED ?.SS
thousands IF dollars depend upon it, Asslstani tneea
sn o. Dl>t.,- \ttorlrV Baker appeared Dr tns ,Io''
ernn,cnt and ComstOck a BrOwn for the plaih'iits'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
GAS COMMISSIONERS JrRANGLING.
MR.. GILRoY FINDS Az OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME
BUNCOMBE-CONTRACTs AWARDED.

Mr.. GILROY FINDS Az OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME
BUNCoMBE-CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Gas Commission decided yesterday 10 illuminate
parts Of the Annexed District with los electric lamps
The North NewYork Electric Light Company was
represented at the meeting by superintendent J. j.
Moore. lie desired TO put in 27I electric lights
which, he claimed, would take the place Of 1672
gas lights, ut saving 10 the CRY Of ~ 1000. super
ntcndcnt Mccormick disputed Mr.. Mooes figures
and said that the latter only guessing at them
III bet you.' answered Mr Moore. " that my in
formation is better than yours
I'll bet yOu S1C0 to a cent" retortcd Mr. Nc
Cormicl, that il is not"
Commissioner ;;ilroy attempted TO suppress the ex-
cited superintendent. This isn't the place 10 make
bets" he said, pulling Mccormick back into his seat
"I'n stake my reputation" Mccormick began,
struggling To get mp again.
Never mind your reputation Mr.. Gilroy replied
Tell Us whether tho appropriation will be sufficient
The superintendent sure it would not be suf
hccnt.
\ discussion followed in which the Mayor, Con
trolcr and Commissioner Gilroy took part. \ com
promise was effected los electric lights. placed
fellows Third ave. above Harlem Fridge forty
amps: enc hundred and thirty cl-hhSt TO the south
crn Boulevard sixteen LincolnaVc.. Ia ''he hundred
nd-tliry -scvcnth.st.. five; AleNandcravc. 90 One
hundred. and thirty -sevcnth-s nine, Wills ave. to
one hundrcd and forty cirhth-st fourteen: southern
boulevard to one hundrcd andti irty eIghthst, four
,rttn: Harlem fridge. two MadSon-avc. bridge,
one Tie price OF lighting is to be foityive cents
lamp per night.
Contracts for 22o electric lights were awarded below
thc Harlem River as follows 70 the Brush Company
~Ntythrce lamps East River Company, eighty
lamps: Mount Morris Company, ten lamps, Harlem
Company, scvcntv-nvc lamps each al Ioity cents
IA lamp each night.
This business being settled. dispute arose between
the Controller and Commissioner of Public Works
about lie way Fifth;Ne. is lighted between Forty
md and y.
sure that more hight needed alone thtt
tToroughfare. and described its condition a. one OF
shameful afl,ue-s."
You arc absolutely mistaken" was Commits loncr
GirOy'S reply. Fifth ave. between Forty second ana
Fifty.ninth SIS is as well gltCd any other street
with Gas lnmps There j. no reason Why people
living in FIflh ave. should have any better Hgh Than
those living elsewhere.
Mayor Grant stopped the argument by adjourn
ing the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
WINTER WISDOM.
lENchange.l

Don't be afraid Of fresh air but avoid draughts.
Don't OF doors second without covering
In selecting your winter underclOthing. choose that
which Is and yet less open in texture.
Take OF your oyercolt when you enter a place,
whether office private dwelling your visit Is to
last only three minutes
II you catch cold develop cough get rid Of it at
This is better than feeling blue'' and thinking that
pneumonia consumption has marked You a victim.
The best remedy for cough cold however stubborn)
sudden chill Is pure vhskey. dose Of whskcy in
will implr generous warmth to the whole body
and keep of The diseases OF the
Don't forget that only pure whskey should be taken.
Dufys Pure Malt Wh,cy has the strongest recommends.
lions from the leading doctors its efficiency and from
the prominent scientists IL, purity. 1t IS the
only standard medicinal whskcy. Take other from
your druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
Az EXPANSION. NOT SELLING OFT.

John ID. Chcevcr, deputy treasurer Of the New York
Betting and Packing Company. limited incorporated
under the English COmpanic, act l-G2 % l-9Ol. said
Tribune reporter Yesterday that the original An"n
company rad not sold ont 10 an English indicate.
but simply expanding It, business. The prospectus
shows the total share capital Of the expanded organzd
ton. limited, to be ZOOS 100 and the first mortgage
dcLcnturcs ~ OJl2jO. OF these debcnture, there
23jO Of 600 each, 800 Of which have been taken by
The old company and 600 by the directors ana their
friends, leaving $50 10 be subscribed for on the ont
side. The capital stock divided into 10000 ordinary
shares, Of which the original company retain, $500
% 800 preference share, Of which the original com
pany retains 300 and 900 founders shares. Of
which the original company retains all. The directors
Of the English company and their friends have aD'
piled for 6iOO ordinary shares and 1.IOo preference
shares. leaving 1000 of the former and pjW 0i tie
Latter Ia he taken by ut,dcr, From This statement
il would ,ccm that the original company j. ~
minority which ordinarily might be regarded a. cdnlv
lent 10 selling ont its control. But Mr. 'hetVtrs
statement explains every thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
IN FDCCATTON4L CONFERENCE.
THE SOCIETY or FRIENDS HEARS ABOUT MAN
TAL TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS.


TAL TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS.
An educational conference under the auspices OF
the Committee on Education Of the Ncw-( ork Yearly
Meeting Of the Religions society of Friends. was hrh
at the Friends Meeting House. Fifteenth ST. ana
Rutherford Place. yesterday morning. Aaron NJ
Powell presided and introduced Miss Grace H. DODGE
who made an interesting address. in which she SPOKE
Of the work that is being done in the departments
for manual training in the public schools of this CIV
Dull Studcnte," she said. and those Who arc
deficient in morality often show great liking for
mechanical work. This work dvcs the former sense
Of personal responsibility, and the latter become I'M
pressed by the accuracy required IN various Xmas
Of construction. This feeling inculcatcS regard Tor
truth and acts as powerful agent 70 reform the
pupils moral condition"
short addresses in support Of Miss D"ge's views
were then made by Robert :. Havand, OF tho
Clappaqua Mountain Institute, Jonathan e. Pierce,
John L. Griffin aud several others. Edward a. II.
Allen principal ~ Friends Seminary. then spoke at
considerable length upon the intellectual aspects OF
the subject Of manual training. and alluded 20 tho
Sloyd system which Is being Taught at No y
would probably be adopted In the Friends school.
Another meeting will be held by the society IN about
thirty DAYS. when Colonel Auchmuty and others Will
make addresses. Tie seminary now contains 100
pupil, ia il, different departments from kindergarten
Il, acad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
~ THE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington Jan. 23.-Thc proceedings W '"'
supreme Court to-day were as follows
M 153-R. II. Brown ct al. appellants, ast' 'haFios
" Trou,dalc ct al Argument continued ,,,r.
Nos I'D and l6O-BmnO Beaupre ct al. PiainNhs
i'm error. sct. Daniel IL. Noyes. ct a. Mguel. -.
No I6I-t'crtrude II. Hardin, plantih IN error %"
Conrad y. Jordan. - ,-,.,,, =, .rror ,gt
No I67~Charles II. Mitchell, plaintln IN error as''
I,hez q. Smalp ct al. Argument begun .,..
The dav call for January 20 will be a, ioiows'
xos I61 and 1917 600. 16s. 1850, III, 1':, l,i'es
I ago $50 and I,5i0 and 11o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
GENERAL DUANE And THE NEV DAM.
HE THINKS THAT THE SELECTION IS MIS-
FORTUNE.


FORTUNE.
General Duane president Of the Aquednct Com
mis-, on who with Controller Myers voted against the
re.olnton pa>Sed on Thursday deciding upon COrneHS
a. the site Of the big CrotOn dam, said to- tribune
tepoler Yesterday that he had not changed Ms views
nm the subject still think" he said, "that the
selection Of the Cornell site is mistake in saying
This w. il distinctly understood that 90 not desire
N cri,cise my colleagues Of the Board for beheNe
that they were perfectly honest in their conclusions
Nevertheless the building OF dam at That point Is
Great vast II the city's money The site proposed bN
chief Engineer Ftecy the right one. and dam
hu there would answer every purpose, while Us c'H'
would NOT be onehalf the sum it Will take TO bulid
g. dam Al COrncll's. Indeed, nobody knows what TINS
will cost The Ftcley dam would lmpound wafer
enough 10 give the city daily supply OF 21oOooo"
gallons a day. and with the smaller reservoirs uidei
construction would answer all our probable necessities
for The next twenty years. The statement that thl'
Cornell dam will drain addit Onal areaa OF twenty
one ,quarc mile, is to large extent hnmbnG Inc
uater from more than oneaf this area can be turned
,ocl into such a dam ~ Mr.. Ftclcy proposed when
New York OutgrOws such dah our Pc"PIc VIII ia
10 look for another watershed ... H., , 81,
- nm a dam below the present Cr0tOn dam l. an
,beol,;te necessity. / sorry mat the cheaper. pH'
va. MOI adopted. both because OF the money 70 bc
Ill cNDeidcd and the time lost III building Inc
,,rc.ter .TrCturc glad that acuon ma, bcch
saLcu aud that a new and niue hnceded dam VIII soon
be under way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
Br7ryER YIELDS and PLEADS GUILTY.

Whcr william II. Buttncr, the lawyer VINO obtained
bocus divorces was arIagned before Recorder SmNih
IN General sessions Yesterday he had nothing OF lis
defiant air of the day before. In iact' us uc'cf'i"a
Hon 10 stand trial OOzed avg and he broke do"h
connletclv weeping like a child. He was allowed 10
withdraw his plea Of guilty 10 the charge OF grand iiI
cenv and 10 confess his guilt Of forgery In tr second
degree lie ard lis associate, William d. Hughes Will
he sen+pnced next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
TO Urge FOREST PRESERVATION.

A publc meeting Of the Newlork state Forestry
Association will be held in the American Museum Oh
Natural History at 30 O'Clock this afternoon MOTIFS
L Jesup will preside. EX-PreSident Grover Clevc-
land the Rev. Dr. Charles H. Hall. Ellis IL. Roberts,
r. f. Fernow Warren lIigey, n W. Gleason and Others
will make addresses upon The Necessity OF toress
preservation Particularly in the state OF New lork
Professor Albert s. Bickmore will exhibit stereopucoe
views of the forests of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
HE GRANT MONUMENT rryD GRowIxG.

Horace l.. IotchhNN. OF NO >" wall st. treasurer u
,h, Grant Monument Fund. acknowledges the receipt
%, e follow ing additional subscriptions from General
rloyd Cl,son Of the Grand Army Of the Republic for
,bc fnnd Through Commander &. g. Dobb>. Of James
vunroe POST No 6O7. 81. through Comfafe Henry
r. plackruan Of George Rlcard Post. 80 352' 80 :
,hr,nrh Comradc smith GARRISON. of John l.. HendX
Post No. 4O2 500 20; through 'omradc Hamuel Il.
p.rlding of f. A. Kimball Post. No 100, $l3 through
.'"'rnde lrnatZ >cler. of elisa Post. No. 26f. So
,t rs 80: previously ACKNOWLEDGED, Flii ilb 10
Grand total, $lIt.J02 %.