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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-05

j JACKSONVILLE, TAMPA and KEY WEST R'Y co
sESgg3fs MASON YOUNG, Receiver
TIME FEB. s. 1894
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-05

%Daily except Sunday. meals.
Sold trains Callahan to Tampa AM
ior Fort Tampa. Key West and HGvans
LaEelend and PaTtOw. Close conneCui
TItusvne. Pullman Buffet sIeeping ca
Orleans, Jacksonville to Thomasviile,
checked through to ell points in the III
Florida published, and for any inforrna
D. E. MAXWELL, G. Nj.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
Convention Notes.

n. A. Bollch, II. II Flelshman aud j.
A. Mahopey have been added 20 the
Committee on Trnnspsrtatlon.
The Uniformed Rank OF the Knlghta
Of Pythlas will take an important par In
the entertainment Of the visitors.
Gustav Wormsor, has been elected
temporary Chairman Of the Executive
Committee during the absence OF Mr..
Corbett.
Nearly ell OF tho Territorial newspa-
pers are publishing the storeotypod call
Of the convention ~ provided for by the
Executive Committee.
The HKADLIonr has ius, turned out
handsome poster, descriptive Of the con.
venllon. The work u naturally Of a
high standard aud yory attractive.
Sheriff A. b. Laird, Of silver City, h nd
the honor OF making the flrai cash sub
scripiion 70 the fund, handing over SEQ
10 the Committee without even a request.
The Executive Committee held an ina
portant meeting last Monday afternoon
~ which time quite deal Of business
was disposed of. The matters we're OF a
routine nature.
The Committee on Decorations has
adopted handsome design for a badge
for the delegates and visitors. Il repre-.
aents a sprlnkllng can suspended from
spade aud was designed BY Il. J.. Reed.
Il will be made Of aluminium.
Mineral lodge Of Albuquerque, will
send M. W. Teal and II. d. Fluke. and
Moltezuma, l.. II. Chamberlln and r. n.
Iaherwood, A. delegates 10 the Grand
Lodge Of knights Of pylhlns In Noyem-
ber
N. A. Bollch aud Max Heymann, rob.
reaenilng the Finance Colnmlttoe, called
upon the business men last Tuesday and
within iwenty-iour hours had raised the
necessary $500. There was not the
slightest difficulty experienced and
eyeryone asked was enthusiastic and
anslous TO aid In the good work. Twsn.
sy-ilve per rent Of All authorizations viii
be collected lo day.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
Base Ball To-Morrov.

The "Annle Laurle's" aud the "Annle
Rooney'a" are tho classic names Of tho
base ball teams which will meet In dead
~ combat Tomorrow afternoon Ia mas
querado costume on tho Silver avenue
grounds. Que Of these masquerade ball
games has been played every season for
the past two years and tho contest has
become an event eagerly looked forward
10. OF course, there will not be much
Ia the way Of brilliant ball playing but
there will be plenty Of amusement aud
q large crowd will undoubtedly witness
the sport.
The composition Of the clubs arc as
follows;
"Annle Laurle's"-T -Tetzlaf, c; II. vii.
llams, pi NJ. williams, is. b; Bolich, end
b; Reed, ssi Allen, 8rd b. Wilkinson and
Meyer, RI; Klausman, eff Jones aud
Wetzlcr, II; Rose, sub.
"Annle Roonoy's"-IIodgdon, cl Lock.
hart, ist bi Smith, p; Pctey, 2nd b, VIII
liam Burnside, ~; John Burnside, srd b;
Sturmer and Powell, RI; Wilder, CT; Left
lor aud Kldder, III Nordhaun, sub.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Something About the pfoenm isf Sep
'emeei ioth and ne ADluaemenia
Provided foi BY the Members of lho
Demina Patriotic Club.


The members of ihe Domine Patriotic
Club have practically completed their
arrangements for the coming celebration
Of tho anniversary Of Mexican indepoud.
ence on Saturday, September 10th and q
royal, good time la promised 70 every
ono.
The ceremonies will begin promptly
~ eleven o'clock on the night " the i5sh,
whom tho members Of the club and the
visitors viii gather IN front Of the Opera
House. A salute Of twonty.one guns
will BE- nrod on the plaza after which tho
band will play the National alrh Of the
Republic Of Mexico. The Declaration
Of Independence will also ba rend by tho
president Of the club, A. 0allardo.
AZ five o'clock on the morning Of the
10Th another salute will DO fred AZ hig.
nal for the congregation Of the people
An impromptu parade will be formed
aud the people will march 70 the resi-
deuce Of the Mexican consul, Br. Do
fllnguee, who will make short address
A meeting will be held In the OPEN
House shout nine o'clock when address.
% VIII be mado by Judge Joseph Bpone,
Prof. Hslby aud prominent Spanish
speakers from NJ paso, Juarek and Laa
Palomas. Tho addresses win 30 Of q
patriotic character. A disbaDdment will
be made until ten o'clock. At that hour
the civil parade viii leave She Opera
House In the following order.
Marshal and aids.
Members Of tho Patriotic Club,
band.
AiisgUrlc wagons
Demipg ~ a L. Co.
naaa bail eiuhs
Bicycle club.
Citizens on foot and IN whgons
The route Of the parade will be from
Opera House 70 Silver avenue, up silver
avenue TO depot, across TO Gold avenue,
dewn Gold avenue 10 Pine street, Pine
street 10 ZIpo, down Zinc 10 Spruce, down
Spruce to Opera House.
Al noon s. \. Birchneld will do the
honors OF tho occasion Ia the shape Of
the barbecue Ia front OF the Opera
House. The afternoon will be snllvonod
by races, ropiug contests, base ball
game between the DomIng aud Fort
Bayard teams and other events.
In the evening grand invitation ball
will bo given IA the Opera House 70 the
American residents Of the city. The Re-
coption Committee consists Of Messrs.
w. NJ. Holiday, r. J. Reed, J. g. awinn,
DIR. Il. +. siovaii and DIR. J. NJ. Holdings.
worth. The floor managers are Max
Heymaun, @. N. Pettey, Louis Altman,
Charles Whitehead, NJ. r. Stewart, 1.
Brown and John Burnside.
Taking II all IN all the Mexlcana pro-
pose TO have a good time aud tho plans
prepared certainly look as though they
are goingto carry out their intentions.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

President Hart, Of tho Chicago base
ball club, states IN q recent interview
shat II is moro than likely that his cels.
grated club will do their spring practle
Ing next year IN Now Mexico. A. @.
spaulding and other capitalists, large
stockholders Ia The club, Intend 70 "a
pend considerable money on their new
y acquired properly In this county, aud Il
ls hers the club will come. In that
event she Chicagos viii treat tho people
Of Now Mexico 70 ils games ns various
points.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
po you KNOW rHEsE FoLKs,

8. r. CARPENTER is In the city looking
after somo business interests.
CuARLEs KImBALL left Monday on a
prospecting trip into southern Arizona
MRs. 8. NJ. AsHKNFrLTER and daugh.
sers have returned from their outing near
Las Cruces.
REv W. X. LLorD has gono TO Silver
City where he will conduct services TO.
morrow.
Mna. T. 8. RoBIxsoK who has been
vlsllIng friends In Silver City returned
TO Demlug Monday.
Cor. 7. II. CAaR, Of the Santa Re sta
tion force. has Joined tho Deming army
Of notables At the Worlds Fair.
MRs cHRisTiAS RAirHKL and son,
CHnisrIAS, ,eavo Monday for an extend
ed visit 70 friends Ia Las Pnlomas, slerrG
county.
FRANK TnuRMoND and TmoMAs PHEBY,
Of the Georgetown Trading Company,
Joined the party which left for the Fair
Tuesday morning.
CHRISTIAN RAITnEL, Of the Elite
Pharmacy, who has been quite III for
the past two weeks with stomach trouble,
has once more regaIned his good health.
Ma. and MRs. JonS CoRBKrr aud Mr..
aud MRs. II. II. FLEisHMAE loft Tuesday
morning for Chicago and the Columbian
Exposition. They will DO absent about
two weeks.
J. A. MAHoNEY has abandoned his
Worlds Fair trip. He says that Il re-
qulrea brains TO run dairy these days
and that he ia afraid no one In Demlng
can take his place.
Cot. p. r. sMITH left on Tuesday n.
ternoon's 3. p. train for Los Angeles 70
look after some matters In connection
with the irrigation enterprises Of the
DemIug Land & Water Company.
J.B. HonoDoH and IsRAEL KfKa went
down 10 Las Cruces Monday, for the pur-
pose Of doing their duty as American
citizens on the United states jury. They
returned few days later, having been
excused.
Hon. Walter @. HADLxY. the mining
man, was In the city Tuesday receiving
the congratulations Of his many friends
upon his restored heath. Mr.. Hadley
WAS taken III while 10 Chicago aud has
had several weeks Of serious illness.
NATHAN BEAIs, Miss Cora srAnK and
MR. aud Nina. J. y. PEEsE, had Pleas.
ant outing in the Fiorldas last Sunday.
MI, Beais was determined 10 KIN an IA.
teiopo with a case knife but was innlly
dissuaded BY his anxious companions.
Ma aud MRs. A. ]. CLARK left over
the southern route for Chicago, Tuesday
morning. Mu. Clark will be ahsent
some months visiting friends aud rela-
tives IN Indiana, but Mr. Clark will return
after viewing the sights At the "Wlndy
City"
JAMES TRAoY aud SAN LrsbAuRR
packed up their little snschols Tuesday
morning and started for the Fair. John
HeFnslde Ia authority for the statement
that their sole purpose ID going is to
take In the sights Of the Midway Plnl.
sance.
MAX HEYMAEH, /. J. BARCLAY and A.
u. BonicH started for old Mexico last
Tuesday but At last accounts they had
not reported At Las Palomas. II 10 ru-
morod that they are on a secret axpedI.
tlon after the "Kld" with the hope Of
obtaining the large rewards offered.
They orpsci 70 be absent Until about The
middle of The mon.h
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

r. McKsyta The boys hre making
s4eiy Effort 70 secure funds TOT q nte
bell and will shortly give an entertain.
meni with that end IN view. Uniforms
Will also bo purchased just ~ soon ns
Che members see their way clear 20 un.
doriake the expense. OveS $40 has Al.
ready been raised townrd tho bell fund
aud about that amount u stlll wanted.
The members Of the department do act
seem to think that they are receiving the
public support they should.
Several Of tbo public school pupils
have organized q ll,ofsfy society for the
purpose Of reading aud discussing the
merits Of Engllsh and American aushors.
The society will meet at private resi-
dencea. The teachers are materially a.
aIsslng the pupils.
T. 8. Helm, In charge Of che. United
States business At this torn Of court now
Ia session ~ Las Cfucea, has announced
that he will not Try any casea before nsxt
week. The past week has been spent In
organizing the grand Jury and taking
Testimony. J. N. Coy, Of Rinoon, ia io-n-
man.
The public school opeued last Monday
with an unusually large aitesdAnoo.
The pupils arc already down 70 hard
work and are nanIfosllng great interest
10 the studies, whlch have been nystomat-
ienlly graded BY supellniandont selby
for the 6sss ilme. The graduating class
Of the high school numbers six members
Misses Zoe Walker, Eta Ashonfolter
and zona Collins aad Msssrs. Owen Mas
tick, Harry Kidder aud Frank Nsrdhauo.
Prof. selby ls In charge Of the high
school, MIas Merrill OF che grammar
grade, Miss Stark Of the grammar grade,
Mrs. Smith Of the primary department
aud Miss Fullerton Of the Spanish schol.
afs. The school house has been thor
oughlY renovated and presents an In
wiling appearance.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The Albuquerque Citizen gives an ex.
ati description of the fango IN this Vi.
clnity IA the following Interviews
Karl A. Snyder, ihg Aselulant attorney
FOR Che Atlantic a Pacific, was IN the
Demlng nelghborh0od the latter part Of
lnsi week. aud says that he was aufprlsod
a the quantity Of gfnss that now covers
lho plain thofeabouls and ihc present
liraicloes condition Of Tie cattle. "A
yonr ago, almost " q day" remarked Mr..
bnydeF, II wae a. Domlng, aud around
the place, az cerialn Intervals, could
zee the caronnson of many dead cattle and
they died from want of grass and water
actual starvation. day those re.
mnlning are Ia primo condition, have
plenty of grnss and water, and will 70 IN +.
70 the winter, surviving any character of
weather IA almost the very best Of cor
dIslons.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
worlds Fair Rats.

Via the Santa Re Route has been re.
duced 70 e4l.i0 for tina round trip from
Demlng and VI paao, good for return 80
days FROM date Of sale, This rate ls lirst
class In every respect. Rates 20 81. Louis
aud Missouri river pOlnta been re-
duced accordingly. For full particulars
call on or address
A. y. Slmons, Agent, Demlug.
q. II. hefchouse, Dist. Freight aud
Passenger Agent, NJ Paao, Texas
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

For those dtsirlng 70 attend the above
occasion, tho Santa Fe route will sell
round trip Tickets Sept. nth 70 e2nd in.
elusive limited 10 return Sept. Gath AZ
$3.50 each. For further lniormatlou call
on o. address, A. y. slaose.
~t Agent, Dsming. n. N.
q n Monnuousn Dlti. yrelqhi Ard
Ptsitrgtl asani " gai,, Ts14i'
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
coMMIssloNERs susrAINEp.
Judge Fall Decides In Favor Of the Board
In the Msndamus Proceedings by
Sheriff Laird.

Special 10 The fiEAbroHr.
Las Cruces, N. M., Sept SIN the
mandamus proceedings against the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Grant
county brought by sheriff Laird 10 com
pell the payment Of money due him for
services a. \ county officer, before Judge
Fall, the motion for a poremptory writ
was ovor-ruled and the alternative writ
quashed.
This sustaIns the Board OF Commits
slonors.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09
For Sale.

All Of tho real enAto aud personal
property Of the First National Banks Of
Silver City and Demlng. Apply 70
II. l.. FOBTEn, Receiver,
Demlug, N. M
Fine chlnsware and glass ware al J..
A. MAhonoys.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The local eportsmen return laden with
small game every Sunday evening.
Doves are the principal victims.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Several new houses are being built Ia
The park, north Of the depot.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Dsming will be we'll represented as
the Territorial Fair.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Pink Petsr's new residence Il being
pushed forward At rapid rate.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Merchants report collections bestsr
this month than for year past
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The work Of raising funds for tho new
gymnasium will soon bo commenced by
She ladies Interested In the movement.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Light overcoata are not At all obiec-
tionable these evenings aud mornings.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Rev. W. d. RobInson, OF ri Paso, will
preach Ia the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and evening.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Desirable dwellings for renting con.
slnue scarce,
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Hay 10 selling on tho streets for ti0
per ton and bids fair 70 90 a. low a. %
In few days This Is cheaper than for
I've Yehra.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

r. 3. ssurmer has employed . ane
Vienna baker and Is taking q needed
rest.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Tennis has sss1insd Il old time pop
uiafily.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

A pack traln brought up eight tons Of
rich silver ore from the Reddlng exten-
nlon 70 tho Dos UAbazos mine In old Mex
leo, Thursday.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Cool nights and blankets not out Of
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The members of tho local afo depart
ineni held their regular monthly meet.
ting Thnfsoay evsnlns AZ the once of .
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

n. Lssnv cnvpon.
nenaa5 tthosll Nam.
msilnat ia m
Kransanff TAO y. NJ.
hscreh. nv. v. X. Liorp.
Lay nsadssa pnor 8nfnf, n. A. can,ab, o.
b. A1aAmn. WI. rntFr.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Rlnce the new law went into effect,
prohibiting the sale Of coal oil Of lees
than 100 nre test, the price has advanced
considerably.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

DR.. Bullock wlllshortiy move Into the
Knowles residence, now occupied by b.
NJ. Ashenfelser, the latter going 10 the
new Walton residence.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The attorneys Of John A. Roper, have
nled = motion for the change OF venue
aud there Is strong probability that the
same will be granted.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

AT. q 8. n. freight conductors Con.
n''fs and hennessy, who have been run
Mug between Albuquerque and San
Marclal, have been transferred to the
passenger run between Silver City and
III Pnao, relieving conductors Mcliueh
and Donahue, who have gone 10 the Fair.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The seven chlnamen arrested last
week on the charge Of illegally entering
the Unlied States were given hearings be.
fore United States CommiasiOner bic.
keyea Wednesday. Judge Joseph
Boone appeared for the United states
and L, y. Irwin, Of ri Pnso, for the do.
fendaass. After a long legal battle be.
tween the attorneys, the case was sub.
ml''ed 70 the Commissioner who decided
shat hla must BE- returned 70 Chlna, but
reserved hia docIalon In the case Of the
remaining one.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Tho members Of the Uniformed Rank
Of the Knights OF PyshIas will begin
drilling next week ln anticipation Of the
comparative drill In Noyombsr.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The Dane cases At Las Cruces have
been postponed until next week, owing
70 the unavoidable absence Of Mr.. Cat
ron, Danes attorney. There Is room TO
imagine that the cases will not be tried
at this term OF court at all.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The HKADLIoHr known of an instance
during the week where prominent citi-
zou Of Now Mexico was seeking rosl-
dence In Demlng, intending TO bring his
family here, but was obliged 70 post.
pone his coming, until vacant house
could be found.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

I. II. Carr has moved his family into
the residence on Zinc avenue formerly
occupied by Mrs. Walker, who Ia turn
has moved into the Pennington house,
corner Of Spruce and Zinc.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

II ls rumoFed that she Santa Fs and
Southern Pacific railroad companies are
about 70 mako nsht on the attempt Of
she park elaimsnss 10 prove up upon
their land ON the 18th Inst. but dllIgeut
inquiry falls 70 dIaeover any grounds for
the report The officials here will not
talk concerning the matter.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

The members Of the Deming Patriotic
Club have had large space Ia front OF
tho Opera House put In hrst class order
To anticipation Of the coming cslebra-
tion. The cleared space will be used as
plaza for the events OF the occasion.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Large quantities OF line frclt are be-
Ing brought In daily from the Nlmbres.
There Is a ready sale for peaches, APP
pies, and plums on an average OF cents
Der pound.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

G. p. Howell will shortly open a
butcher shop ln sho building formerly
occupied by j. r. Byron on the corner
Of Gold avenue aud Spruce street.
Deming headlight., 1893-09-09

Mr.. selby'a Bible class at 10 A. m. will
take the place Of the regular morning
service Tomorrow In 81. Lukes church.
Evening service q, 8 p. IN. as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
Raj EARnS LoyG TRAMP FROM yEw,LoyDOy

Ncw-London. conn. Sept. % SPECIALIZATION
Jacob Astor's steam yacht Nourmahal was in the
borhor a few days this week just after her mis-
hap in Narragansett Bay.
PAY Earl the octOgcnarlan pedestrian OF TINS
civ who walked from here to Chicago on a wager
,f 500 that ho could cover the distance in forty
t,,, da,s. returned home this week by rail. hav-
in,. ACCOMPLISHED the feat. Mr.. Earl reached chi
,.,., ON September g. forty-onc days out, footSore
.,,,l ,,oi,htug fifteen pounds less than when he
s,,rt,1 but ne is now all right and ready for an
other long tramp. The freedom Of the word
r,ir WAS given him. and he was lonized to an
c,tent which might have turned the heads OF MS
great grandchildren.
There is already some talk about candidates LOT
offices To- be filed ut the october election. ol t"e
s.,.nteen members of the city Council hoid'hB
over nine are Republicans and eight are Demo
crsts Eleven members are To De elect'u III 80
her. and the prospects for Republican N','oiy
or. bright More than usual interest Is ieit i"
tho election OF members Of the Board of Eduo''o"
mis- fall ~ women. for the first Tine WI" wy,
for candidates So far 10 women have res'S'''e
d, New-London. while in the small 'o"m
,,ro,on oyer nb women have claimed the prl'"rs0
,r,,r,os = collier. "A native of New orh ~ ~
:. many wears "A resident Of this clty uleu -, 80
LII, at his home Thursday, ased M n, The
VI Collier served through the late ,Maa,,smain
%ayy but retired some years ago al Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
BIZ EFTSHTNG IT TIE BOTTOu

Norwich. Conn. Sept % (SpeciaD.-It became ev-
ilcnt early last summer that, while Long Island
Fishers Island and Block Island sounds were
teeming with big blueish. they wouldn't take the
squid at all In the ordinary style Whereat a
bright Yankee fisherman had idea. He slmpv
loaded his line with lead. let 1t to the bottom in
from seven to twenty fathoms and juegled for
the foxy blues as for bottom fish, pulling and
hauling. Other fishermen at first smiled satiri-
cahy at the genius. then paid him the compliment
Of watching him. and pretty soon We're astounded
when they saw him pulling in buefsh hand over
fist and they mostly big handsome fellows
Then they copied the Yankees style OF fishing and
they too. gathered great blues. Since then about
everybody who goes fishing in the ocean has used
the brand-new bottom method, so-called. of
catching blues 1t is hard work, of course TO pull
a wet line through l2O feet of water over the side
Of a rocking saiboat. but since the reward of il
Is a boatoad Of SIX and eight pound bluehsh no
one minds. The finest catch taken this summer I'm
the size or individual fish was brought into New
London recently by the smack Maria Louise there
being 500 blues that weighed from twelve to fifteen
pounds each The biggest backfsh of the season
was caught by j. Monroe Hall, OF Madison. off
Block Buoy Rocks which weighed eleven pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
PREPARING FOR THE WILLIAMS cENrEN-

Wiliamstown Mass. Sept. % (SpcciaD.-The cen
tcnnial OF Williams Col.ge in October VIII hrhE
"a large number of distinguished men 10 Williams
town Including President cleveland who VIII be
the guest of Franklin Carter, Governor Russell
who viii stop with II. +. Proctor, of Cincinnati,
oN- President Harrison. Andrew Carnegie. the mem
bcrs Of the CABINET AMI the presidents ana oth'r
officers IF educational institution ms. Two large
buildings have been erected for the ball and ban
au.t The mountains VIII be- brilliant with bon
fires and other schemes Of illumination Will be
tried. There viii be- the largest number of people
present that were ever here. here have been sew
cral driving parties here this week at the Grey
lock House. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wallace Mrs. joseph Knapp. \. W. Hig-
gins. with Il pr tty drag, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Christopher OF jacksonville. Fla.
Among tn lent arrivals at the Grcylock House
are Mrs. T. +. sahcr Miss F. 5 Sahler, Miss
H. q. sahcr. Mrs W H. Bradford. q. u. Brad
ford Mr. g. T. FRAN. Mrs. Charles H. otis.
Mrs. H. ~ spnlcr. Miss : l.. spnlcr Mrs. J. G.
Tucker. the Misses Tucker. J. Leyerct Tucker.
Mrs j. Ha.brouck Miss Comstock, Mrs Is. G..
Hudd Douglas ,lollistcr Dr George -. Hickok.
r. IS. Ferguson. William Lvisht Greene. Miss
Greene T.; :. Harmon. l.. !. Mc'dhe' MI. ]; -.
Abrams Mrs. \. jackson, Miss Lo~bcr. Miss Her
rlmau. Mis- H. J.. HaIrn, T.. =. lanes. MIS-. NJ =
Murray MIR ana Mr.. Edward B. Wallace. Mrs.
~ il. Thursion. Mrs. T. VI. Martin Miss iiaiusa,
Miss Eii'h Martin ~ g. DAvan' Miss "Iyan'
York and MIR and Mrs j. Crowcl. Nj. and Mrs.
William Tuhhs r. X. Gregg. Mr.. and Mrs ". +.
Garrison. ~. r. Nisncr. james l.. Ross. Mrs. J..
Ross Marrucriti \. Eo~. Charles T. Ross. ltaelle
Allther. Miss Hcnardson. T.. AMMAN. Mrs. Il. H..
NandcSc-r and Louis Diboif of Brooklyn