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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05
The Committee,s Report.

The committee appointed to formulate
a plan by which a rain company may
operate Ia Sherman county met as or
dered and II. S. Groves was elected
chairman, and E. W. Albright secretary.
After careful consideration the follow
ing plan was decided to be the most
appropriate;
ARTICLE1.
Section |. That there be an executive
eommitte elected BY the deleg tos now APP
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05

The committee of five drew up a
plan and request the members of the
township committee to meet their on
Thursday, February IL. to hear and
act on the proposition. Meeting to be
held at the court house in Goodland,
ut / p. M, on the above metioned day.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05

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6-39.....,.Mr. Stanley &c. Ruckstasher
6-n......,A. ID. Neall4-42...W. VanWinkel
7.37..E. w. AlbrightI7- 3S..........W. King
7-39. ID. HedgepethI7 -40.......F. A. Hurd
7.41....F, ID. PaddockI7-42 Henry Brown
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$780,. ID II, WheelerIS-40. .....,A. Shadlaw
8-41..,T, M, SimmonsIS-42 ,.....J. NJ. Irvine
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9-39..R. A. Tompkins 9'4O.... Il. II. Haney
9-41...S. A. Marshal GAP. 80. II. 5. Groves
10-37..J. b. Cheshire t0-3S.. M, NJ. Stewart
1875 p. I. Lancaster1 0.a0.. Birkby
10-41.....I. Houston 10-42...J. Worthington
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05

If YOU want the best paper published
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REPUBLIC.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-02-05
Charles W. Cribbs
and Malinda Cribs,
Defendants.


and Malinda Cribs,
Defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale issued to me,
out of said district court, in the above en-
titled action, 1 will OH Saturday, the 2Oth
day of February, A. D., 1892, at O'Clock:
D. m, of said day, at the east front door OF
The court house, in the city OF Goodland, in
the county of Sherman, in the state OF Kan
sas, offer at public sale, and sell to the
highest and best bidder, for cash In hand.
ali the following described real estate, to-
wit:
Lot No. twenty-one (21l, In block No.
fiftv-eight (5S), in the original town, (now
city) Of Goodland, together with all the APP
purtenances belonging thereto, living and
situate In the county of Sherman, In the
state OF Kansas.
The above described zeal estate is taken as
The property of said defendant and is di {,
rected by said order of sale to be sold and
will be sold with appraisement, to satisfy
said order Of sale. SIMON HEMP,
Sheriff Of Sherman County.
ByJ b. SIfEARER, Deputy.
j. II. STIRLING, Attorney
Dated at my Office In Goodland, Kansas
this l4th day of January, 1892.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

fore? The fact that man has been
President adds nothing to his great.
ness, except TO those who are given
to the admiration Of money and POI
sition, instead of the heart and brain.
Ii he is the plain, common sense
man he ought to be and lived the life
he should in view of the fact that the
his people to whom he owed his POI
sition are daily laborers and are tax
ed to pay his salary, he could retire
with a competency to his library.
The idea OF making him a "Senator
for life" is absolutely Hamiltonian
1t Is repugnant, abhorrent to very
spirit of our government. One life
Senator might control the destiny of
the country for years"
Gen. Jackson certainly did not Sc.
riously mean this change, but merely
wrote the card to bring up discus
sion.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

It was thought few days after the
election that the Republicans would
not be bold enough to attempt to
steal the United States Senate, yet
this is what they are now trying to
do. The attempt is being made in
the new western States, where the
Democrats have elected the Legisla-
lures. The vote Is close, but on
fair count the Democrats have the
majority. The Republican scheme
now Is to CHEAT enough Democratic
Representatives out of their seats,
by fraud, TO give the Republicans a
majority, and enable them to elect
the Senators. Senators German and
Bryce are now In New York taking
steps to defeat the Republican
scheme.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

Gen. Jackson's Proposition.

The plan proposed by Gen. w. III.
jackson for changing the election of
the president of the United States,
+. briefly told, is as follows: The presi-
dent shall be elected for six years
and shall be ineligible to the same
Office at the expiration of his term.
At this period in his existence he is
to be given seat, for life, in the
United States Senate at salary of
$25, 900 per year. The first change
proposed is not bad, but the Senate
rial clause ruins all the good there is
in the first. We fail to see why
man being president should entitle
him to a seat in the Senate at four
times the salary given other sena-
tors, and it appears that the very
mention OF such thing proposes a
step to build up favored monarchy,
entirely foreign to u Democratic gov
eminent. A writer in the American
takes this very sensible view Of the
propositions:
"Would it be exact justice to give
Mr.. Cleveland 5000 and Mr.. Car.
Isle $4,000? l take it no one will
dispute Mr.. Carlisle's superiority, as
much as we admire Mr.. Cleveland.
Measure Mr.. Harrison with our own
Senator Harris, and answer the ques
ton. Senator Bate could carry ex-
President Hayes in his vest pocket
without the least inconvenience.
And yet you would give the ADLER
Senator less compensation. Where
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

Farmers come fifteen miles to my
store to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Many of them, like my
self, are never without it in their
HON s. cured my boy of very
severe attack of Group and. believe
saved his life.zK. Dalton, Luray,
Russell county, Kansas. This is
certain cure for Group and, if used as
soon as the first symptoms appear,
will prevent the attack. For sale by
Owen & Moore, Druggists.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

Fellow countrymen, examine the
columns of the LEAF-CHRoNICLE
to-day and see II 1t isn't a daisy, as
well as dandy.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

$3.50 to $500 per week $1.00 per
day % cents per meal corner Sec
ond and Commerce streets, opposite
Northington House. j. j. JENKINS.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

Patronize the merchants who ad-
vertise in the LEAF CHRONICLE and
save money.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

The LEAF. CHRONICLE is now
issuing a double edition every day.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-12

Are: Initial handkerchief. both silk and
linen are especially fine. Christmas gifts
for men on hand Embroidered Suspen-
ders are as fine as ever sold here. Mason
& Campbell's fine line of Mems Gloves.
The incest line of Umbrellas for men and
women from $1OO to $40 ever handled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

MADAME PATIIIN OPERA.

There wa, Patti audience in the Metropolitan
Opera House lat night to hear the greatest hVihS eA-
ponent of pure so'g in II performance Of Neful'
"Traviata" \ Patti audience has dist gii'h'hS
characteristics that make it unique in The amusement
life Of the metropolis. Ii is numerous. 50 n1iclous'
indeed tll1 IN n ru g. it the capacity Of any
house. no matter what It, size 1t J. also highly up
preclativc-a NeItiplc powder magazine Of enthusiasm
ready be fired 10y the inst note Of Home. sweet
Home" II doesn't look like opera audience III u3
regular season. because It's constituent clements arc
drawn from II different source, has it anything in
common with a Philharmonic audience It's capacity
for enjoyment I, beyond the reach Of tn: critical
plummet and In inverse ratiD to its capacity Tor
discrimination. Finally, It's insenuousheSe III
the presence OF the innocent coquctrca %
the p ericss singer /, eircshHchI -
the soul OF The faded observer VT He IN Inc
theatre and cOncertroom. ms DeIhs '"o
character of lst nights audience, ana thcfc pe'"S
nothing in the performance that had not pceh %
served score, Of times the task of the reviewer "oui
seem to be ended "Trvia,a7 sung and well
SING by al! conccrnod In It. In Madame PATHS per
fyrmance there was much 10 excite ndhlif"loh'
and even wonder that its Shortcomings comPd'od
with the performances OF earlier days, need not b.
dwelt upon There were moments In the se'"iiu "'''
indeed when IL seemed II the consciousness OF nc
caving power, stimulated her to efforts that were
even finer than she was accustomed TO make IN th'
DAYS when her voice and art were irIeslstDle' 'h'
was exceedingly sparng Of her voice, but sue SilnB
the sustained melodies with depth Of feeling INA
made them much effective than the careless ana
brilliant music oi tie first act 70 lar a. her VIII Va
cap he said TO have a dramatic physiognomy, that
disclosed last night was the old one but the people 40
not 60 10 see Madame PATHS impersoha'oh Vi
a dramatic character: II they did they would not de-
maud that the heart broken ard discarded Nloieta
should dry her tears after the second act ana a''b
Home sweet Home They 20 TO hear her sing ana
therefore Scmpre liberia and Gran Do pale ihcH
Intellectual fires before the familiar English Dia N'
4, ,,,hin r,o,h nj their sympathie, AID understandings
I'm the supporting company were eBhDr NdlcIo
Alfredo and egnor Del Pueae (CermOh)' Inc H'o''
wa, warmly greeted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
roR rsr rp>I1ox's ANNUAL CONVENTION.

The annual convention Of the PI Epsilon Fraternity
will be- held in tai, city beginning April :. II Will
be under the auspicc, Of Lambda Chapter. Columbia
College. The committee having charge Of the
rangcmcnts last night announced ia" programme.
ON April 7. the business meeting at the Academy
Of Medicine the address OF welcome will be made by
Dr. Willard Parker. In the evening will bo the public
literary exercises az Carnegie Music Hall. Robert
LcnoX Bclknap Will preside. The Grafton Will De
delivered by the Rev. Marvin r. Vincent and the
poem by John Kcndrick Bangs. On the evening Of
April the dinner will be served In the concert hall
Of tho Madison square Garden. Among the speaker,
will be william If. Draper. Chauncey VI. Depcw, the
Rev Dr. Charlie, II. raIhLur,l, Or. Willard Parker
and William VI. Kingsley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Paran Stevens and Commander PaSet' OF lhe
ROYAL Navy went 10 Washington on TUESDAY. A"r
short visit at the Capital, Commander Paget VIII re
turn 10 England.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, OF No. 20 GTamercy PARK
will give 4 dinner party tonight.
Miss Leary Of No 90 Fifth ave, received on Tues
day afternoon. Among her callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Varet, Mr.. and Mrs Reginald de koven, Miss
Louise Davis Mrs. Brandagee, Miss Brandagee, or
New Orleans Nine. de Barrlos Senior de Roua, MISS
ApaIicio the Marquis de Tallyrand Perigord, Miss
Benson Mrs Charles Whittier aud Mise Whittier
Nine PembertSn Hincks and Reginald de koven sang
Under the patronage of Mrs. Bettner, MalorGenelfl
and Mrs schuyler Hamilton General and Mrs Butter
field General aud Mrs. Coils, General and MIS-
Eugene Mclean, Colonel and Mrs. Cermont Best,
Colonel and Mrs Richard savage, Captain ana MIS-
A. C. Cooke. Mrs. Kemp, smith Ely, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Grace Mrs. Augustus Downing, Mr.. and
Ms Frederick Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Landon, Mr. and Mrs schuyler
Hamilton IT,. Mrs. f. Barrow, Mrs. Oothout. Mrs
Howard Dudley Bean, tie Misses Bean, Miss Wander
pool Frederic F. Aver, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jones
Walker and Others Victor Kuzdo will give subscrlp
ton concert at No. 81 Fitthave. Thursday evening"
April Z when he will have the assistance OF Nine
AIbani Mrs Frederic Dean and others. Mr.. kurdo
has often played in drawing rooms Of prominent New
York houses. $3.50, At,
Mrs Florence HoweIa will give the fourth reading
In her Ienen series this afternoon AT the nome VI MIS-
lockwood de Forest No East Tenth'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

that oreshadowed by the great Prssan poet ana wri'cF
IIeine who said that when IL comes. II would be -
awful in Germany that the French Revolution Oh 100
would look like idyl' compared to H. for inc
ure,ant the Catholics Of the Centrum and the ultra
rroiestants may be mad at the Emperor Tor HIS
withdrawal OF the Confessional Education BILL ana
they have wrought upon him slight vengeance III
refusing 10 credit for the building OF one more
corvette But they have soon reverted 70 thelr
patriotic sentiments, which prevent them from dis
cussing the justice Of some cOnqucstS and they nave
passed the vote allowing the Government to declare
a state Of siege in Asacc Lorraine In case OF war
This f. an indirect admission that these two provinces
are NOT Germanized7 as Is 50 often declared by thc
German press and that they may not be So even
after the fifty years during which Moltke himseli
laid that 1t would be necessary t. occupy them WIN
an army of 100000 men. The 'entrists' anger III
the withdrawal Of the Education bill seems 10 nave
hecu cA hauscd at least for the present, py ulel VIZ
against the credit asked for single corvette ana ,c
have voted a much larger credit for the constructor
of a complete system Of strategic railways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
I >rIT AE1TT SHLNIYDylH.

A. =. Ilayman has brought suit for $1,000 against
f. f. Proctor the manager ~ theatres various cities
M. Hsyman made contract to p1f Shenandoah" for
two months at lrocors thu atf. ln Boston and a, IL
was q low. price HOUSE Nh IIayman Wa unwilling to
make TIE usual sharing arrangement Mr Pro tor ayr ed
to pay him a c.ttJnt, OF 5000 week. 81 The end Of
the nrst week refused pay but the company went
ON rl,yipc and Mt tn. Mr.. Prr'-
tors ~. ut who appealed - Tor payment, sad that
The money would be- paid IN Nrv-Nort. IL was not
however and Mr. Ilayman accordingly brought suit
NJ ProctO. not 10 town last night ana he partner
IN the nha.eniant Of Prot Tvcnty third street The
arr Mr. Iurn,r. was unwilling talk about the
IT. - understood that his for not paving that
Cha.lcs frolnSn him that n must not his
name IN with COMPANY, II was entirely
MT Hayman's and Mr. Proctor felt that II was unfair to
interfere with his advertising Of tn attraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
Pes,ollice Notice.
ID daLly by al in..rs.tee. q. chAnges maH

Should he read daily by all Interested changes maS
Letter, Tor foreign counties need not he specially al.
dessed Tor d",s end og ay % srns and sS w
document letters specially addressed being sent by tho
mali dc Week Ne; o ending & will elo..
~ VA a. for P%SDso Rio I,ne,,s
10 M Complementary 10 80 NJ for -, Crolx and
S Ss inOa ca ara 81 S for ads i T@sad sS
io6ago mus; be directed pg po TsTeeeg at cup
! p. m. (surplementar, 80 p M for Nassau. y. p.
ns,s !. s m ol 20 oI r. 70,
sATTRDAYyXt a N. Tor France Switzerland. Italy.
f a%Ts pFSS' a%% Tor Great except Landon Unless
aS S Gsitt. ots Of Iar3ss must :
siTS. Netherlands Austria Cmany Dcnnaf Sweden.
Norway and Eo T E & Il uop a Ioh e 1aS
pcr Ems" at 30 q M 70, NcthcrI,od, direct pSI
pSr OLDHAM Tor scotland , desE
pess at ior Of wnhSs opSi .o n ia
ana TS'a"d ff;, ard f 9'fi n Of l -
E; ai : r. ri aec. for oc vta@e port. and to
%nra ,,os B@ fS P2sa a.. u'n y M must t be
TrSSSS D. ~ tr nahi no Iaac.IS.
santos SsT arc Iadontlou at Trinidad aas
r TSSai% 80 p M veaelaTa
nilia Via Curacao per ; Ea,aas t,Sr ior other 'olon-
rg o s %"f; o, Dc pr S'. n 1'fa c y@S ~
ut = IN. ~
stiNDAY-N 3 =. N. for Costa !ca VIA I.imon. pes
and Rnatan per : Prof Mosr. from Ncw;crl an.
anu ,.us for Aus,rsi, New-Icalnd Hawaiirn. fiJi
sr,n Islands per :. Aam,di from san Franrscol,
s SAM here daily up TO April - at 80 p m. (Or "a
'oo a, NewYoik u :. AuiGnia with British mails
az I,ns,ralaI Malls for China and japan per City
i ~ Ia~e 70 fftom Francisco close here daily ~
OF March 80 at p. Malls Tor Hawaiian Isllnds
va, Aust ala from san Fanciscol. close here daily
ppp 10 April % at $50 p; m Mails Tor the society
I,nd. per ship Tropc Bird from san Francisco Close
here daily up 70 April - at ESQ P M Mails for
o,e at dis once daily at 80 p Mails Tor Mqueon
by rail 10 Boston and thence by steamer close at this
obice daily at 3 30 D. Mails for Cuba, by rail 70
Ty Fla and thence by steamer sailing Mondays
'rbmr.d,ys and Saturray> close this office daily 20
40 a. M Mails TO- Mexico overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamer close az this Office daily
a a - ,-,., =. 49,. ,,...,... ~,
and the schedule a. closing arranged on the presumption
~ uer uninterrupted overland transit San Francisco.
Mails from arriving time AZ Francisco on
tho day OF sailing OF steamer, are dispatched thence the
same day.
Registered mail closes at y. previous day.
Extra supplementary mais are opened the piers of
the English and Fench sc,mc', az the hour Of closing
supplementary mails at the Postonic" which remain open
until within ten minutes the hour 81 sailing OF steamer.
CORNELIUS VAN tOTT Postmaster.
PostofNcr. New.Yorl y. Y. March % 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
crneryG 4 SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The sale OF the McIintce paintings WAS hh''hcd i"s'
Nenng in the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Inc "luhs
Vas not 80 lively as Tuesday night. the more III o'''
NJ the works offered causing buyers ~ STUDY
then, be,o,e but the prices realized were as
good a. those obtained at the first evenings s1e. nv
best price of the evening obtained for Late Autumn
which was bought for 1925 by j. i. Pauldhg' inc
ssoow Scene - az Si2J and Autumn sunshine ana
Shadow a. sa75 bought respectively by Lcman Zoos
and r. +. Wilkinson. brought the next best prices,
Eightys six paintings all were sold. at total oil Too-o
Those which brought 800 and we're WIN the NAMES
Of the purchasers so far could be learned pool IN uIe
Woods ~ 1890 J. T. Paulding; ~ Cloudy Day" Sli'
s. p Avery IT,: ION the Plains" sos; "Tempie u
syhi" sI40 Edward d. Page; 'Wnter," $3.50; 'hfooN
Scene. Ca.kIl-" sl2O c. NJ. Pat; The BOOK IN Al
tUmn," 1925 Florence DE PAW; 1.-The Bt"ch' cape AM.
1925 IL Scudder: Nevada Plains" 800. Florence De
PAW and Blrches in Autumn" slC0 r. g. Packard The
amount Of the evenings was si3oO8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
NOTES or THE STAGE.

The first performance in New-York OF Miss Martha
Mor,on's play "GcoGrcy Middleton will lie given this
evening at the Union square Theatre by Mr.. Pitous
company.
The title fixed upon for the new opera by NIL
locker which Is to follow "Incle Cclestin" nj the
Casino is THE child Of Fortune" This title was
chosen from three by vote OF the company
The engagement Of Glorana al IIcrrmann's Theatre
is 10 be followed by musical comedy Of which the
name is not vet announced, under Mr.. HERMANN
own management
Through an error Of the agent OF the theatre the first
production of Edwin Thorne's mclodrama g. The Golden
Ladder at the New Park Theatre was announced for
Monday night OF this week. II is not TO take place
until Monday evening next, April 4. Inc Urdp bao
Is continued at the Park for TINS week.
William r. Chapman has offered his resignation
rs conductor OF the Musurgia Club 10 take effect at
the close o. tie last concert, TO be given on Tuesday
evening april 10. The resignation was accepted.
Mr.. Chapman has been the conductor OF the club Tor
seven years and 4, also the conductor OF the RnOil-
stein Club the Metropolitan society, the club I'D
Kingston, y. y, and the Painheld y. j., club FRANK
Lanr,sch Will be the man TO Conduct the MuSufs"
for It's future concerts
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall have engaged the Prince Of
Wales Theatre London, fJr six months, to begin on
Jnnuary l. 1893 After their usual summer rest they
will play in the English provinces up to that Tine
The ,nftieth performance Of Glorana' ccc-
bruted at Herinann's Theatre last night There was
"a large audience present. The souvenir distributed
was "a heavy glass paper-weieht. with pholograph
Of "a group from the pay showing through IT, resting
on n square o; satin bearing The usual Inscription,
and win Il p.nwiper underneath.
II has been reported TINT the relations between
A. NJ. Palmer and Augustu, Thomas have been brought
to an end, and that Mr.. Thomas will write no more
plays for Mr.. Palmer. Mr.. Palmer said yesterday
that Mr. Thomas under contract to supply nm
with play winter, but that the conditions
Of the arrangement between them had been changed.
Mr.. Thomas Is also to write play for next season
for Charles FrUlmHn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31
7ur DENYING ROOM ENTERTAIN

There will be a meeting of the Drawing Room at No.
SOl F,fth1ave over aha Columbia BanktlS evening DIV
80 o'clock One of the features Of the meeting WIN
DC the reading Of IA paper on Esypt oy 'o7""
pumpejly The history of that ancient country ahoiu9
many incidents of interest and Mr. Pumpey has the
(acuty of presenting whatever he writes in style
which is attractive TO his hearers
An Interesting entertainment Will be gwen Dy Inc
Drawing Room" ut the Metropolitan opera House Oh
Faster Monday evening. April TO- at O'CLOCK IL VIII
consist Of representations upon the stage OF scenes
popular productions by webnown authors, as 1of
Instance from Leather stocking Tales" The scarlet
Letter - by Hawthorne; 60 The Luck of Roaring camp
by Bret IIarte; Dorothy o." by o. W. Holmes he
Courins by james Russell Lowell. and others OF equal
attrnctlveness There will also be display o. ne
ApotheOsis OF the Republic The ehteFtal"hTl VI" WI
Include vocal and Instrumental music. MiN. IrTscou'
At No 20 Fifth-avc has charge Of the sale Oh DoAco
Received seats NAV be secured ut the DTawllS room
No 5Ol TIfrhave and at the Fifth Avenue liOcl ana
Windsor Hotel news-stando.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-31

The nominating committee ~ the. New-fork Stock
Exchange yesterday placed In nomination The ioiiow'
ing President, f. X sturgis; secretary george
w. Ely; treasurer, y. {. lays; chairman, James
Mitchell; for governors to serve four years. A. VI.
Cahoonc, W Il. Lawrence James Seliemun. W. T.
Dckerman, G. W. Maury, +. NJ Thieriot. p. G. llo'
mans II. e.. s. Nobe, Il. Il. Whlucmorc and T. T.
DorcInus: for trustee Of the gratuity hInd W. T..
strong: nominating committee for 1893. u. H. liol-
lister. A. g. Hodges, T.. l.. Roiscrs, q. Il. sheldon
and II. Duncan Wood.
Many criticisms were heard among the members
Yesterday at the dropping OF John Hone jr, from the
lst Of GOVERNORS and the substitution OF the name
OF IT, G. : Noble. Mr. Hone was wellliked ana
lndc dependent member Of the board, AM his friends
SOY that thcrc Will be- an opposition ticket with Mr.
Hone, name on II. or vigorous pastcr' war. The
only other new name on the list Is thnt VI u W.
Naury.