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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
alNE rnE,I nNorQH.


One cannot read the interview with
Mr.. Shepard on the worlds fair ex-
hibn OF Michigan without the con-
vicsion that the legislature - about 70
make . monumental mistake by re-
funng 10 appropriate enough money to
make . credisAble display. II Is
matter of state pride, not . matter OF
mere dollars and cents lin the opinion
Of the com nissionsrs. $50. 900 - neces-
sary 70 compiete the Michigan exhibit.
s2S. 0o0 Will not be more helpful TO that
end tnsn $4,000. IL 10 the rsnkest
kind OF nonsense 20 expect to eompate
with other states. or 10 make anywhere
near . worthy aud creditable exhibit.
II Mscnigxn's commissioners are 10 %
cnrtailsd IN tasir expenditures 20 one
half . reasonably economical fund.
The senate viii fsa 10 easllenge the
ee- fdsacs and admiration Of the pso-
pis II ). shall insist On .ns penny-wise
appropr stsou contained IN the bill now
before .. The senators from Kent
county are too broadly intelligent and
too consclenti usly patriotic 70 permit
themselves 10 snbsrio~ 10 the appropria-
ton Of sum totally inAdequsts &c the
necessities Of Michixan's
In view OF . probable adverse vote
en- tue original ball sppropristing
5000. Il has been found necessary
to abandon several important exhib u.
IL nay Dc necessary 20 abandon other
s-ares % great lmportance II only
SIS. 900 . made available. The worlds
far = not to % . catch penny slts-
SHOW q curioss - aud insrtistie pei mp.
kiu EXHIBITS. II . 70 % . massive
aggregation % tas worlds richest and
grsstsst treasures a art. SCIENCE. man.
ufseturss and nssursl resources Of The
people Of TIE earth. shall Miohixan
ssscd 81 the gate ike = mounsebsnk.
and proclaim tnst IL . greatest q al
tie ststes. bat owing . the nixxsrdly
parnmony Of its legislature Il can ssow
only . photograph Of ia incompsFsbis
rssoafcssf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Saturday evening there will be .
horseshoe turning contest for 500 .
side IN Smiths opera house between
Tom Butler and Charles Miller.
Next week Gray and Stephens will
appear In The Grand. Matinee Of "The
World Against Her" today.
Smiths speciality congress 10 dong 4
good business. Next week Sam L.
Jacks creoles wall be here.
"Paul Kauvar" 10 underlined for
The Powers next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings
Tonight Leavitt's "Spidsr and fly
spectacle will bo seen IN The Powers
Tonight the Temple Quartet com.
pany will appear Ia The Grand.
Marshall Wilder. the humorist, Il
billed for Hartman's, March 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Here ARE Two hsadsome tai dfess<s'
that ca tAs ssis hs.Gx an ssqals e's'
tune n reny svlss;. VIII ost'len
leather tr.a ming. lis construction =
Extremely slEnpls. Tue sksft - cut "a
the usuzi tsil shsps. Nth m"ast-
Aisis losg tEsln, aud . llued ~isn sak.
Al TIE tass. iastezd 81 the ofdinAfy
i'4lsseuse, q . sufFoun1sA via .
broad bapn Of lace lnsers4on is'a On
quite plainly. The upper part OF tns
rksrt = sesn 10 yoke hand sna gos~u
20 distaesiy outline tee nips- luz
bodice - perfectly tight nsiinx and
Essfrns un-ef the arn snsisao.s Win
books. although The ilaing IL hooked
down the center 4 the front lhs irfs
SIDE 81 tie iieIng. where he BOZ Zee
issteas-thst . 10 cay 81 the shouldrr
seam and under tie arms provided
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

with broad hand OF velvet. % as not
TO show ETY. gaps. The darts IN front
are not made IN the ordinary way, but
are carried up TO the top OF the bodice.
There are three Of these long darts, IN
order that the material may set per-
fectly plain and close To the Inquire. an
effect that cannot be over-estirr atsd IN
the case of velvet or any other clinging
plain material. The collar 10 formed
of light green or yellow ostrich feath-
ers, and 10 fastened with . bow OF the
came colored ribbon. Balloon shaped
sleeves and girdle of sntIqne silver or
coins. with pendants ali around. COM
plete the costume.
The other costume 10 q lovely ball
toilet for young girl. II Is OF crimped
crepe, white stripes on . pale pink
ground and 10 accordeon pleated, 80
that the stripes lie quite close together
and the dress itself Is very narrow.
The princess under dress TO this cos
tune 10 of pink satin. sstinetts or silk.
TO which the upper dress 10 fastened IN
such . manner that both can be seen
simultaneously. There are large
double balloon sleeves and long tan
colored suede gloves. The ribbons at
the waist are fastened back and front
with large rosettes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

hiss spofsord. only daughter OF the
liotsrisn 81 congress. although one Of
spcietys fsvof.tcs. 10 mepb Der OF
ehsritsble and scientific organizations,
and as leading spirit IN the Women's
Anthfopoiogesi socssty OF America
Ms fmlY Mason. .dsnghtef OF the
eafatsr Of toe >stional museum. 10
one OF the directors Of sane sssos'a
ton and writer on eesntste suhjscts
Ma Mary Team Powell, whose father,
Nslnf foseii. q director os the geo
i"E q survey. % toth . femsfkabie
y sniss and student Of science
TIE toantess I.oslss tisncsss. IL -
stated. nov ssils sastehes 90 the steps
~ ths palace ~ Maats tltefio. rbsrs
the ia an essi.tuFs mees, body
over sh'eh her hnsbsnd pfst'dsa as
spas - Same Years ssa ihs eopnt
sss $50 en- 81 osfibsiats nsass das
tnsu shsa sssssfsstes. mayer Of iSems.
sssg al - saseh a dais at fofth nren
- sf@fa eheh 4he eeantess efsf.
Eupe sfenea Asf geek ~haie hss &c
ssstci9ss 81, safe.
fsns pst%gs fspesi thss fsssts 'l1tl.
ssest, $50 . last a present tie tsssf.
"a ~ he e.saesft hall ffe1asntrrs II
thst eitf = eve4iaa - kmstiss. Ahe
- ssia - hsss eoesfaet sssfs@s los
Ter hsfs Essisfs - -hieh fps b
lsas 20 - So ffsafs Tar ipa feifefA
saess. ri.a al hss sffsssss shs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

1t may he that the Hon. 7. J. o'Brien
Of Grand Rapids. formerly Of this city,
will be made United States circuit
judge TO succeed Judge Jackson, pro-
vided, OF course, that the latter 10 con-
irmed by the senate Mr.. O'Brien "a =
capable lawyer and . worthy gentle
man. whose appointment would meet
with the approval of the whole state
Jackson Courier-Star.
Bills have been introduced In the
legislatures OF Kentucky and Mime.
Gotta TO make the manufacture, sale or
wearing of hoop skirts punishable by
tins or imprisonment Congressman
Oates antI-rldlcule bill should have
been passed before any legislator laid
hirnself open like this.-Detroit Tri-
buue.
Warden Davis economy at Jackson
prison again cone s to the surface. He
has neglected TO keep the sewerage
system IN proper condition, and the
recent outbreak OF typhoid fever at
the prison 10 LAID 10 the uussnitary
state OF atfairs--kslamazoo Telegraph.
Those Carterites ut Coloma, in Ber.
rien county, are clearly mistaken
about having the devil cooped up In .
barn. There 10 more of him IN tho
state capital At Lansing than In any
other public or private building IN
Michigan.-Jackson Patriot.
The southern governors are to meet
~ Richmond aud the changes en- that
snowy-vhiskered joke about what ths
governor oil North Carolina said to the
governor OF south Carolina will all De
rung again.-Derot Free Press.
Unhappy now IL the wretch who bu,
few months ago wss signing for one
of those good old New York winters. -
--Muskegon News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

TIE republicans u Kent eounsy all AssrH-
ne g. eonsenfioa ~ tie Lucoil clue rvams
81 frafi 81 &C. "a he cffs Of 9rsad Rapids. o
frtdaF tetruAry =. az o'el,ck - n. Tar tnc
~ pase ei e.srsiug nfty- three arie-strs = tne
safe convet ton u ~ held Ia the ~ OF De-
rroII 90 far = 4 dag n lsbr.lary. l~s6. Tor she
Fufros~ ~ , At * IA aeTinSfioa al ssstciair
tusrIfe "a t6e supreme court knc two rcgc ais
~ tte unfseFsty.
Al tn caacG<rs held 20 elect delegates TO
a eonseation detex1tss vii Also D eeeted
- NE fudlcial Convention, % oe hereafter
called 70 nouIuatr No judges ot the eifSa.t
80 s,d 90 eora missioner o. Schools ia h
township and sard Il sntltied 70 three dele
gates 9koHok W d NLL-e
l. N. SELLERS. Secretary.
thAirInan-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Dave Hili has hit Grover another
crscx Tbs TINE the blos va 6sliy.
cred ~ilh the cunaing and crsfuaess
% an fsxo. II will - remembered
thsss fe~ asys ago . great d;a we
made over Clsvslsad's snr -ty e. have
ihr saermsa silver purchase sas r.
Bssied. H. sotensats ssBt ~ Wash.
inzisa snd tF'-d 70 lnnaencs the lsgs
I've powers that - 10 act on fhe raat.
~ a. ence. TIE newsospsrs book %
tn- saelsct saa sided tnesr semssfs
- The iieatensnts' snsrrstres Tksn me
ere senaeot shat~d foF little ~ xise
plscs 70 cabinet speculation.
s>nstsr Hlil msa- csrsfai survey
Of th- Sid. Ne eeantss sosss = shs
s~nst. sad s.~ thsf tae silver r.pesl
sct -osld rot "a. Hers -sssa op.
portanitF - aenssustrss- th- p seriiIs
81 C.r-.sods in8uenc> - th- bil
essif be bruexhg - . zee snf Sc
f-.tsa a would rsx-si Cl~sslsnd' :
Weakness Hesdsv b- rsss "a -
pse ~ 80 ssast- sns maved 10
sss~ np ~ isil Ter nasi coa
.d-r.uoo. Brrrs~sns ths ears Of ~.
fr.~zds. sas ssi-rsss ssd rs e,si
-sso-s. ks asiirerss . ssss sssss.ful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

A school boys scuiile at the Turner
street school yesterday afternoon came
near resulting fatally. Vinton Chick,
son Of Charles II. Chick. and John
Ghysers were fighting on the school
ground when young Chick drew knife
and stabbed Gnysers IN the neck, IN
flicting an ugly cash. 1t Will not he
fatal but will disfgure the boy for life.
The boys both belong in Miss Van
Buren's room. No arrest was made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

OF all the pleasant. entertaining and
instructive meetings held by the Politi
cal Equality club during the time Of
its existence, none have been grander
than the one held at Mrs. Ketcham's
residence, No. 4i4 West Bridge street,
yesterday afternoon. The hour for ad-
journing had long passed before the
meeting broke I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Root of Bay City
we're the speakers of the afternoon.
Both are well-known opponents of po-
iitcal equaiity, having made il q study,
and both were listened TO with great
interest.
Mr.. Root opened bis remarks with an
explanation Of the basis Of law and
the bearing of the Michigan statutes
on the political Conditions OF woman.
The limit OF woman's advancement IL.
he stated. the privileges TO vote Tor
school officers, 10 hold such ofhces hs
they are allowed to vote for, and the
capacity of being appointed to some
other offices. In the matter OF prop
erty. women are allowed privileges
which remove the common law re-
strictions to such an extent that mar
RED women have . decided advantage
over their husbands. in property mat
tiers. but this inequality 10 not ap-
proved by those that work for woman's
equality before the law. He then took
up and briefly discussed facts relating
to the property relations and dlstribu.
tons Of estates, mentioning woman's
rights respecting her separate estates,
aud the rights of the mother ~ con-
trasied with that of the father IN fam
| lily matters. dwelling especially on the
custody and guardianship OF children.
and drew a conclusion TO show that
while married women have by law
been restored to many OF the rights
| possessed by unmarried women. IT
still remains that in none OF the three
departments Of government does
| woman yet have any part,
with the single exception OF .
small part in school matters. The
tenor OF the address wss TO show that
| government should Be by men and
women jointly for the welfare of both.
Mrs. Koot spoke Of the necessity of
women arising TO their responsibility
before the law. IL 10 her desire TO right
the disadvantage under which women
work legally. She related several IN
stances when women are badly handi-
capped oy the common law and iis
usages- She $50 spoke OF the necss-
city OF women working Tor their ss-
tiers: the necessity Of nations IN penal
institutions wnere females are near
cerated. In closing che said: The
springs OF life are being poisoned by
these poor untortunatss, In whom ws
have no interest. aud over whom we
4 have no control The burden should
bs laid upon the heart OK every woman
that she has . personsl duty In de
manding women protectors In every
place where women or giris are incar-
eersted. We must also protect against
Police authoriiies rsidlng houses OF
iii-ians aud bringing the women INTO
the courts, while tho men are allowed
10 remain NJ large"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Pzoxrx.os Bssess ssd Henry Pre-
served smith sesx lunch together IN
eineinn.n yesterday snd as'shsf sA'a
. word about The otner's hsf<sy triAi-
n thai iss's true casistsanlsy. where do
yoa md ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
Everything Ran smoothly.

The "Gondoliers" company and or
chestra held . full rehearsal IN Prof.
Parsons studio asst night. The lead
ing voices were III prime condition, and
the stars had evidently forgotten none
of their catchy songs and dances. The
members of the large company Tere
in excellent spirits and are anticipating
an enjoyable little trip TO Kalamazoo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Fsssa the tone Of Mr.. colnorns letter
Mr. oansre. e would spnear that
TIE inhabitants Of ha~sA are not
unsnimous Ia tneir desires Tor annexa-
ton. Like eli suen cases. TIE Hawsnan
revolution nzs two slaes 10 IL. and u
will b the part OF Wisdom TO 80 slowly
Ia tus p<sulsea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

psnexyrc ca the body Of the bill
vhlcA v2s dad before . vote had bssa
tAksn- Win . snos Of sArnssiness
thxt deceived he nesrers be p.etussa
the dangers OF the pnss<nf and the
p~riis Of TIE future. Hss clarion voice
ssvsrb<sassd thfouxa me ensmbsr ~
hs slsqasntly portrayed Inc features
Of commercial dlsqu.et surs 70 coz
frsnt the people 4 the purchase Of
silvsr we're not stopped lie added -
the veishl Of MS po~srful Appssl BY
sscfipsng TO me honorable pfs-idsnt-
elect the Iotse-t political sineerity and
tns widest Amsrlean stAsesmansnlp-
When the vote WA announced the
bill Vas defeated by . negative major
lty Of 10. Hi.l had performed gsofi-
ous outy--e1t the end was lust ~ ne
knew Is YOU'D os--and he probably re-
lance the dsfs and clever nlov ~
Grover more than words can express
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

fEos minister pIsnepotentiary and
envoy extraordinary 10 judge Of =
New Jersey court Of appeals "a come
thing Of drop; but ws.isAm Waiter
Pnslps made IL gracefully.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

lsApoR STRArs has not been offered =
position in President Cleveland's cabs
net alter ALL Mr.. straus bears .
marked resemblance ~ isAAc Pusey
Gray IN that disfrict.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

No TWO perscns see thIngs N exactly
the came light A Cincinnati man
thought his wife caught her foot IN
ner dress and his ner head on the
ssaus. she alleges that he struck her
over the eye With ne hst. TAs slighs
difference Of opinion has led 20 . d.
vorcc suit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

IsrEx about ss maea sense in q
statute prshib.tinz ~omsa wearing
hoop sslrts s taers would BE IN .
sistase pFshibst.nx ms~b@rs ~ the lss.
stature -esFnx q sh.sssad "a collars
hsc.ase Ans>sots exsisIof made .
lsaEA'as stoes Of hinas~lf ~ lntfoauo.
- saeh nsssaf. "A &c sssts leeiss
lafs, . so~sns foilo~ thst Nsehsx.n
man snoaid smaist- sss stsmpls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

KALAMAZOO 70 TO have . sword fac
tory. Probably the inhabitants are
trying 20 find something thai will make
an impression on soms Of their celery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Now THAT Prof. Charles Mitchell has
sailed tor America. Trsgedian James
J. corbett will be expected to put up
or cease elocuting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

SATURDAY sessions have been aban-
doned. Now let the other sessions be
devoted to business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

lSArsuRxTIoS day falls on Saturday.
The democrats will welcome the quiet
OF the succeeding day IN which their
swollen craniums may be reduced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

formal mommery will be held March
4, attended by . grand dance, and
then clese and Steve will begin to
draw pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Jackson - u build T.. yoo hospital
for contsg our diseases
Mayor Brooks o. Jacksoh u disguised
with the way IN ubicn The street care
are run aud wants the council % take
the control OF the road.
Kalamazoo - 70 have lrexallk fac
tory with . capital OF S2)o, go. which
will employ go men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

uPos the principle that thing IL
letter late thsn not a. al. the report
Of tie commlttes on Charter amend
meat. vii bs Received win pleasure.
II thss report had been made tao
moatn. sso Is could not have been less
complete nor more satisfactory. The
une nsc1onsole delay -Ili clog the
work Of ths lsxl.issnrs sbd then every.
todg slii accuse the unhappy soloEs Of
prolonsng TIE SESSION Cor ths n o0sy
Tiers may bs "a u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

THEgE 10 an eternity Of glory in stock
for the man that eau induce ClArkson
and Russ Harrison TO pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

AZ lsss ne hnsi sias IL ear tssufl,
fsiiy Simple slsetion snsehinsfs hss
hen "<nkef. = snd todss eissslAas
sa'i @teFsnsan sfe ths daly slestsa
pre-ssisst sad 800 pFss.dsnt ssspses
issT. II sas asssa States lac neat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

On FEBRUARY 9TH, 1871,
Nevil Maskclyne, Astronomer
Royal of Great Britain died at
Flamsteed House.
1t was in the summer and au-
tumn of I774. that this distin-
guished scientist passed several
months upon the lonely Scotch
mountain Solicitation. $500 feet
in height. to make experiments
which would enable him TO de-
termine the density and weight
Of the mountain and ultimately
the density and weight Of the
earth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
ALLEGED 10 BE FUNNY.

A husband ct home is worth two in .
saioon.-Texas siftings.
The barbed wire fence is the thing
that can give you points.-Puck.
Women are not cruel 10 dumb ami
mails. No woman will wilfully step
on . mouse.-Rlchmond Recorder.
IL is TO be hoped tina: the noopskirt
bacillus will no: effect q lodgment IN
this country.-Memphis Appeal.
An Office holder is the ONLY kind OF
man who can have his head cut OF and
still live.-BslSlmore American.
The man who aspircs to make q sue
cessful pickpock-t should study free
hand drawing .-lonkers Statesman.
The business man who occupies apart
ments over his store can't very well
AVOID living above his income.-Troy
Press
IL there 10 no chance for . private to
be made corporal or sergeant he IL =
rank failure a. q soidier.--New Or
leans Picayune.
"well." said the man who handed
his last cent TO the LAWYER. 81 suppose
turn about 10 fsir play. ] broke the
law and the Law broke me."-Wash-
ington Star.
A important difference between q
bachelor and a married man 10 that the
bachelor 10 not asked to make - pisus-
tons every time he pats on his hat
Atchison Globc.
Dsnsr-wsiter, | find I have Just
money enough 10 pay for the dinner:
but 4 leaves me nothing ia the way o.
. tip for yourself. Nsiter-Lst me
add up the check again, sir.--New
York Herald.
HIT AND MISS HREWTIEs
One of the Chicago candidates for
mayor 10 IN favor of open gambling
houses. Tney should be coBd uct-f. IA
hss opinion, "a are The places Al Monte
carlo. A man ~ho would saggest sue d
plan 10 worthy OF . letter fate than
mayor q Chicago. lie SHOULD bs pres
idsnt Of faro bank.-T .isdo blade.
No,w Outstanding -. enerrsre var.
fare institutes by senator Wee a Of
Colorado upon the new Co umhlsn
p stage STAMPS. those sxpsnsss spec.
mems 81 chromst.e arr are eth a. ths
'front.' Esiaeatly they have come 20
stick.-Ne~ York Pres.
Hil and Mufphy are not ssvsns
much, but they vii as lstee ausst..
tles Of sooa vhea tleseisnfs Ne~
York appointments cone t.fofs To-
s~nss Tor can oa.-.Ssn Antonio
kspresa
The snt..rrinoisns league IN Fnssa
q 81. 81 strong sad It'll u gsas. IA 4.
ss.sut tssns Tor The k1of,e.n st.aef.
hood - ofxsa.ts hFsiasf ~ tnfsss
snsa cAisasssg7~ Minneapolis Is.l.aa..
President usfssoa bs. hfsa a..
vacancy "a the supreme t~nnh 80 sr
spps nsmsef sasea esaael "a - 49,.
s.ssslsetsaa - ts,th parties Sea lefA
tfiHanes
We nsnss hsfs TIE ssna..eh fsisnls
saa AS 4eef tsst Eatiaaa - aais
saesessea ~th thst ises - h<stsf 4
- 60 Tot Al eessssara Altsas IA
pfsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09
Powkss.


wssitfSsroS, Feb. s.-For Lower
Michigsa-Incresang cloudiness and
hight snow; warmer: sautherly winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-09

Original-->tepn.l X. Moore. George
Reynolds, Paden A4Tshsls. frank X.
o~en, Peter Msnss. Suslssss NAY.
frederlek Moore. James A. Hui. ~
ward q. NoTey. Jeroms lde. frederick
r. Mlnu.s. Fre.sxlck G;llsf. Low Nest.
Francs sohsro. David Zimmerman.
W.iliam Tsrl0r. A1xriSh soulr. gonu
=. scnmidt. lsaac " Weaver. John 4.
Baker. Richard r. IuTyeN. jacob
Shliher. Nicholas kc0rke. John "a.
Sherman, John A Dillon, Peter a.
Branshau, Lore a * Beck with.
Charles "a. Bufch. os~p pa
NcCoiIun. Alexander charer. lara a.
spencer. Dl!lncsae etoughton, loseps
l.. SALISBURY. Whitman Lamb, William
Wells, Matthias sfrEk. Andrew slower.
W. tofsn, frederick horsi. 1bomss
Warren. George Arnold. Lers Erggs,
James A. Giles. Robert b. Alexander.
Theodore Aeldrun. George e Hssss.
Nathan Downey, Horace r. Da0ei.
Observation-Disclosures C. beebe. ke-
newsl and increk~r-Ssthan J. Pierce.
incresse-Jonn X. Buuerheic, Andrew
Young. james Norssrty. Ass hoag.
Lemuei 7. Miller, James Johnson.
Reissue William smith. Original.
widows, etc.-Msry Miller, Nara q.
Myers, Ellzsbsth Ann kinny. Jane :.
Nerrst, mipor pf Henry A. Norsc,
Deyo.t Chrowl father. Jeanne D. Van
dyke, CHRISTIAN Hrench. Mary Il. Haze,
Polly Ashiey lmotbefl. Mary A. Cover.
Laura Johnson mother. kuts A.
Jones. Isrolins Knapp lmosherl. Helen
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