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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas. A. c. Morrill, having made application
to this board for renewal OF ieence for the main.
tainance Of a slufce dam on the Little Elk river
in the town Of Pike Creek, Morrison county.
Minnesota. snd thatthe rate Of toll for suicing
Of logs. lumber aud timber be fixed.
Be 1t therefore resolved that the said applie4
ton be hereby accepted and that the toll be fixed
as follows: cents per thousand for sluicing logs
timber and lumber, and one half cent for sluic.
Ing each and every tie
| And be It further resolved that the bond OF said
A c Morrill, for the sum Of one thousand dollars
be and the same ia hereby approved and licence
granted to said A G Morrill, fer the term Of thee
years. "a
The following bills were all,w wed:
JOHN sruxpF
One day signing county orlers-....... 90
Four days service as member Of board ~ 90
Thirty miles. ........... 90
Is 90
". n. 5osks.
One day committee examining read. SEQ
Fourteen miles travel. s...... 10
Four days service as member oiho nj I2 90
Twenty four miles, av.l..-. .......... 40
10 30
NARcvs KOBE
Three das s ssIv:s q m,ml rofbcar o.
Twenty TWO n lbs travel ...... ......... 70
s s ii - --------2
fs II 20
GEO LsFoSb
Two days p nmitsee IN bri,. II $. i. G 90
One day commiste on bris,e e..... 3 20
Three days con- mitsee on court house
yard ......... CO
Tive days purchasing committe ...... 6 90
POSTAGE 20
fenr days service rs member of board u 90
TWO miles -
ssG 10
DENNB sHEEDY
Three dAys commit tiee on court house
q I'd tnsa n
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04
LITER AIRY NOTE.

A witty writer has said that life
would be endur"b!e if it were not for
the month Of August. Romance pro-
vides the best possible means for
making one forget The discoDlforts of
the dog-aay season, its August issue
being q model "Mi.lsummcr Num-
ber" A feature is made Of the re-
mariab!e tales Of Polish and Hun
garian writer's, torem' st IF whom is
Maurice Jokai. Among these tales is
THE Fate uf - Nihilist." an original
production of great power; The At
tSman," a wonderful story from the
Polish; and Hungarian election
comedy: A humorous watering place
-ketch Ivy Geraldine Bonner;a char'n-
Ing love story Ivy The Duchess;;' y
h|ood-curdling gh' st story by Guy de
Maupassant; al ideal rural sketch by
Henri GEcvilIe and " very tuLry III
cilent by Fernand Beiss:er, are te &
Of the many ot"er attractions. This
magazine is issued hy Romance PUP
fishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor
Place. New York; at g. cents Il num-
Der, $3.50 a year.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

In Witness Where of, Tho hcairman of the board
has hereunto set his hand and affixed our seal at
Little Falls in said county this 18th day of July,
A. ID. 1893
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

Board met pursuant 10 ad.ournn, nj.
Present Lafsud. Zones. sheedy aud Stanlpr
Commissioner stumpf presiding
Il was moved that the aggregate value If the
persona; property Of W. b Jones for The :. r 1898
be raised GO per cent.
Notion carried.
At was moved TINT the aggregate vaiu. ~ III:
personal property OF tho N,rth Daktt, ELEVATOR
Company for the year 1888 be raised 100 recent.
Motion carried. 3:
was moved eli. i the asgi ess tie Value VI. Il g
personal property o: sinsona: BrDE be raised Us
per cent.
\ Mot.On cafIi il.
. II was moved ahai ii,- sesresste ystlu .,f he
personal property Of 4. J. theso.s 10 Il. Sc {
1883 BE- raises 20 ie1 ,,:t.
i Nuti.,l.tai s
Twas rl,ye,a that tie 4 r;yats ,flae ~ thr
pefsol,ai proPesty The sisst s'stinni f,ns f.,r
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04
Senator ttva*t, f Nevada, sa. s

s'enat,r tsHa*t. f Nevada, sa s
;he country is gning to hndes, hut de-
clincs to 90 hin.st If on the next tra:,.
He SAYS: * have 40 ,inub. the She.-
man silver law will be repealed. The
country is going to hades. l hid
hoped to help i'll ward'ns of the
catastrophe, bnt the Demncrates ard
many Republicans, too, SEGA, To have
gone crazy. l ca'n.t ui.sNcr fer The
Consequences ana? | am g';..i [ shall
mt have to Il! r: :!rie.; !, .;>i' ilitv. [
am afraid Mr.. G cveIand made :: mis-.
take when he attribute the present.,
trouble to unwi<c legislation. II.
may have re:'err Il to the ,:.in'. act OF
1873. I so lie was c:.rrcct. Butt:
he referred to the Sherman act he
was mistaken. It's repeal mi ht give
temporary relief by deceiving the
people AID making them believe I Hat
the evil has been emo ed. bnt he
evil lies deeper. Iii is .leGcic,c; y
gold"
The Minneapolis Jnurnat WAITS
the tariff question referred 10 Il non
partisan commission for settlement
and the New York Sun says the
Journals position is impairment. but
really there are many things which
show that the leaders OF both rurties.
vile" they honestly speak their
opinion and are not talking for party,
are rot so far APART upon the tariff
question as might seem. Certainly
democrats do not dare to put into ct:
feet the tariff ideas enunciatei in
their platform, for instance the de-
claralion that protection is uncon-
stitutiona and hence all protective
tariff ought to be abolished. And it
Was only lew years ago that the
democratic party had many strong
protcctionists ike OH" Of its late
speakers of the national house OF
representatives, Samuel Randall, OF
Pennsylvania. The idea of referring
the tariff question to a sound nom
partisan commission is not bad one.
The rancors Of rartisanship in his
country ought tt he checked.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

DENNp SHEEpY
Three days committee on. court house
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

have been u great su!is rt.,' from
caiairll FOR over len years; had il
very bad, could hardly breath.
Some nights ! could not e!rci, and
had to walk til" floor. I purchased
E'y's Cream Balm and an using it
freely, it is working q cure surely.
I have advised several friends to use
it, and with happy results in every
case: 1t is the nN dicinc above all
OF he rs FOR catarr!, and it is worth
it's weight in gold. I thank God
have found a remedy ! can use with
safety and that docs all that is
claimed for it. 1t is curing my deaf
cnss b: w, Srcrry, Hartford. Conn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04
PROCEEDINGS
Or THE
Board County Commissioners /
PROCEEDINGS
MORRISON COUNTY, MINI

,rG ULAR SESSION.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

The use of Tobacco or Opium can
he positively cured by Hills Chloride
of Good Tablets Ask ynHr druggist
for them.
TUFTS PILLS never d;sapp,iHt the
invalid.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

fenr days service rs member of board
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04
Il st. ;.lDE:, sill :.urrn,l.

81 E!!LENBi.cNER, Z
. - County AuGi,Or,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

W. n. jOEkR.
One day committee examining read. !
Fourteen miles travel. !. !. s.....,
Four days service as member oih0 nj
Twenty four miles, avsl ........ =. .......
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-04

Na.ct's KOBE
Three do IS s.Iv.s q ntml rof bear
Twenty Two n ii, travel ...... !. :. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The buying OF the stock OF the MetroPoh'a'' "ds
Company IN the Interests 81 !. Edward Addichs ~
laD. stopped Yesterday. His broker SAID ne h'u "
cured all that was wanted. The offer oil 81 s'h:"a'e
Tor the stock at I55 Is still open.
Miss Harriet Sllliman sister 0i Pcn1am'n ID sun
man. died yesterday at her home. No. 90 C"'o" ST.
where she lived with her brother. She "o"id nav :
ben dsty four years old 10 day. Pneumonia a"u
heart failure caused her death. She was born al
Iro,icence. r. l.. and was the daughter OF Oo'a .
e1irah Yale graduate OF 1906 About s-Nc"N
!ea's ago her parents removed 10 Brooklyn ft'
'soher. b. ID. Siniman. graduated from ,s'e w
.'A, and has practsed at the Broobyn bar for more
va, r sixty years. The funeral Will take place o"
Friday
HE advertising for bids for The construction OF the
nc" terminal station OF the Bridge. between SANDS ana
'sh SIS. viii De made Today. the plans ana spcci'
Aea'ions being ready.
Aahm Haas convicted Of murder IN the second
s'ec Yesterday. In the Court OF Sessions, for his
re N causing the death OF the infant child OF Mary
,n.nneimer. which smoihercd in the mud Of New
'swn Creek
"uiain Hsttcrslcy, chief steward OF the steamship
s.Saah Monarch. and Alfred Pierce. chief COOK.
eio IN 81 500 ball each BY United States Com
We,,,'N' Morie yesterday. on charge Of smuggling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
POLICE JUSTICE GRADY,S OFFENCE
PROVISIONS OF TIRE LAW FOR Furnishing sUCl

PROVISIONS OF TIRE LAW FOR Furnishing SUCH
MAN.
Inc attention OF David J. Dean. assistant corpo-
ration counsel was called yesterday 70 the high.
handed action Of Police Justice Grady who dis.
charged from custody eight women taken from a
disoiderly house after they had been sentenced by
Police Justice Taintor. and Mr.. Dean was asked
what provision the law has made for Furnishing a
police Justice who fsgrantly misused the DOW.
eis OF his onloe. Mr.. Dean politely declined 10
express an opinion as to whether Police Justice
Grady had been guilty OF mls'long in the course he
was alleged TO have pursued. but he pointed GU,
section l,o1' OF The Consolidation Act as the statute
bearing upon The removal Of police justices from
ohce This section reads us follows
ANY such police justice police clerk may be
renewed by the Court Of Common Pleas for the city
and county OF Ncw-York for either or any Of the
following causes: /. For any for which "A
justice OF the supreme Court justice Of the peace
may be removed .. For corruption and mafeasance
In office; ,. For habual neglect. carelcssncss or in
efficiency In the discharge of the duties Of police
us'ic" or clerk, for wfu disobediencc Of any Of
the provisions OF this title
The methods Of procedure in such a case as thai,
OF Police Justice Grady laid down In Section sos
Of the same which provides that charges against
a police justice under the foregoing section may be
brought by any Judge or justice having jurisdiction In
the city OF New.York. except OF the Common Pleas
before whom the mus come. by the Mayor of the
city, o. DlstrCt-At0rney Of the county or any five
taxpayers being residents Of the city. Such charges
shall be presented to the Chief judge Of the OF
Common Pleas, and the Court shall adopt and
make public of r::,,s TO govern the hearing The
Chief Judge or other judges who may be- selected by
the judges to preside shall have all the powers % a
Judge holding jury trial. and the charges shall be
heart and decided In summary manner. giving the
pdlice justice charged opportunity to be heard
snmmarily. In case OF removal the causes shall be-
assigned In the order OF removal. All The ConImop
Pleas judges shall attend the hearing but majority
mOval signed by majority OF the judges shal, be-
valid and final. The vote on each charge shall be
taken publicly and recorded the order Of the court
shall be Signed forthwith and filed with the County
Clerk. From the date OF hing the police iuSilCc
shan 10 hold Office his place shall bc deemed
vacant, and may be filled Immediately by appointment
OF the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
ava WOMEN CLAIM HIS DEAD BODY.

,.vs ROBERT VAN wINKLE WAS HER
r.cn,yp. AND WANTS HIS ESTATE
80 ,aet Robert Van Wrinkle. forty years
vi 'rs,ood L. T. died, leaving an estate
on" "a a, sseOOo since then two women ma, o
niue ..ch claiming 10 be his legal widow les
sppc", ,u,.rol services were held at No .o'
t"' ,oo,,lvn F. D. The woman VINO says
hu'o" ~ acirol wife lives with her three emil
she Is - rorrthst. near MarCy-ave. she says
dfeH !" s.sor,c, five wears ago bv Van Wrinkle.
The other woman i H"'e
Va, Wrinkle. II is said, learned short u'nc
n.r husband had deserted her oil his marriage
H' NcDorn,oti and caused his arrest OH
- ,-omv. During the trial the young woman
80 ,,o, sbc was the wife Of Van Wihh'e' put
'.N. ...s ,h., she had lived with bin as SUCH Inc
,,ss was then dismissed. ,>..
= Wrinkle aftcrward deserted the McDerh'o''
-.,.., and went to live at Hampstead. "nere "e
,,r.d until his death. 1t seems ths' oo'n "o"'e''
,-rA a, his death about the same time, am "'"t
" a.. oncc Of the Health Department Tor our''i
-, Tie McDermott woman swore ths' s"e
r. ,,.r,,od yap Wrinkle after he had op'aih'u i
IT,, ,,oro his first wife. and received inc permit
:. A.va the body brought TO Brooklyn MIS- van
w,,r,. declared that she the only w'do"' anu
,.,a,ana IN get possession OF the body II she ""i
=, ,ato q nv force, but she was not present al
" enc, and the body was buried In Cypress
Hills Cemetery. . ,,,,, ,niiod Tor an IN.
lunou'm =, o.os loo late TO take such action YES
tersy anc to-day writ OF hat@as cnrPus 80 M'' viii
applied for. should one % oo'i,'Tu MOT en- Ever
DC eA''1 1,'.,ery Action win also be begun 70 get
possession OF the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
CARRYING OUT A BRUTAL THREAT.

Mrs. Layinia Manvile, OF No. 81 NORTH Tenth's'''
wen, 10 ,he Lee Avenue Police Court yesteraJ and
,asd for assistance In finding her eighycarod da"en-
Ter Alice who disappeared On Monday from 'Ae worm
swn,lst primary school. When the CHIC @ird
to come home after school Mrs ManVlhe went " '"e
sool snd tona that the girl had lef, the school at
her usual hour The mother then learned from Ahce
companions that strange man had taken her a"nN'
They said that the girl began TO cry, ana c''eu WV
man papa SIZE begged him not TO take ''er AVA, ;
snd SID shc wanted 10 60 home TO her mother. i"'
months ago Mrs Manve LEFT her husband II Is 9''u'
On accoun, Of his vicious habits. Mrs MhhVhc S's
hs promised 10 steal the child and bring hc' up III %
aims At New York. where when size was old enough.
sAe could make money for him. Jusucc Goetnne a.
opoc detailed two detectives TO search for the missing
frh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
POLISH HEBREWS EXCITED.
,,v.RKABLE CIRCULAR Issued BY
T.LMUp.T URAH SOCIETY.


TALMUp.TUIAH SOCIETY.
~,ors ,s much excitement among the Polish He
ubo have settled In large numbers In That por-
~ =, Tho Twcnty.sixth WaId known rs Browns.
ao oyer the missionary work conducted by Ben
WIG. NJ shapiro. Il convert 10 Christianity, who Is
fm ~ sprcad tho knowledge OF Christianity among
sse"-s n,e of his race and their children. lie is "a
I" man. and was converted to Christianity two
!O"s a A warning has been widely circulated
!e who oppose him and who are seeking TO stop
IT, II is issued by the Talmud. Tnrah Society
hs uehrcw synagogue Ol,Salom. The transa'
ian Of IT is a. follows
Take warning!!
crcat Danger Threatens Cs!l
-, tho society Of Talmud -Turah 10 the People
IT, Greeting: Take heed for your chill
DIT ote The curses OF the law. the Asialc
dN n.,.o Ch,istanty) the wrath OF God has been
Peu ~, unon the city Of Brownsville. our last hope
pour" The Christian intruders arc seeking 10
ono little children from our breasts. Our only
tS w. in the sacred religion which we leave to o''r
uH. after orr death. and this. too. they are
eM q, take away from us. Vcrmln and vipcrs
seeAs ,ievcs OF our homes and our religion lhe
~ which have made their nest among us nave
SCRIP .,rsv our children With presents OF CANDY
enN0 .,.onod their minds with idle tales OF Jesus
an ~. n,o.he- Fathers and mothers. open Your
M -, ,aho heed for your ancient faith. TOR which
eyes anu ICES of blood have flowed since first you
many n.onlc F..ht with Your utmost energy
tcAne rr foes and drive them from your mlast.
ssanSsu g. Prosecute Pcisccute! I'LL the oahser
evil no has the Endorsement In his work az no.
Mr.. ohalrT ave Of the Rev. Drs. Hall. Parsons
~ s,, mso and lie Lacheur' OF hroohNn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
JERSEY CITY.


sylvania freight station. In this city, leg. M. hom"
last September under accusation by tho company OF
having stolen s23 600 most Of which, however. was
in checks. payment Of which was stopped. He was
Indicted by the Grand Jury, but the court officers
were unable 20 find him. Yesterday Mr.. Let's returned
to his home and his frs act was 10 repair 70 the
Court House. where he entered plea Of not guilty.
10 tho charges against him. Judge Dppincott fixed
bail M $1,000. which was furnished by Wlilirm
klobler 81 lIoboken Mr.. Let's says he establish
his innocence.
Joseph LoInPtc. who shot and Killed Michael Faz
doli In sept cmber a't will be placed IN trial ior
murder In :hc Hudson County Court Of Oyer ana
Tcrmncr to-day. Tho trial Will be presided over by
Judr. W~rts. lounr,;r and Fazyioli had q,arrclcd
In coming ont Of hi boarding housA Tho following
Sunday evening Lc,Inctc ran against Fazzio who
stood on tie Sidewalk. Before word was spoken he
drew pistol and shot Fazzioli through tlc h'aIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

THr WHTGEET TRrSr ADOPTf / NAH PROFESS
Chicago. Jan. 10 ,9pccnlI.-'rhe Whshev Trust has
formally adopted the 1ihamine process. aud VIII
begin work nnd'r il lnmciiI"ly. The plocc'- VIII
he nsed In all the di>lllcrics owned nul con
:ocd hy "a" D,illling and Cattle Feeding company.
That means that where the companv now paws u
cents 10 pIDdurr = given amour "i hlsh"ine. tt'y
will pay but SO cents under The new process.
Besides reducing the coe from II cent 10 - cents
FOR u given quantity Of alcohol. II "N"ci. saving
Of l. csut, on each bushei o. small grain. ~ IN"
o,d process The refuse from IN" mn-h"> va worth
gil per ton. The refuse fUm fh' lalamne tubs
/. worth for oailr Feeding about - 9rf i"n mo.r.
one u the hegvy stockholders Of 'hc lakamin" Com
many said 10 dnv that the Whiskry Tinsl controlled
Tho contract for the OF The process and are Ia
uo..c,sOu Of process which wall enable them -
rake whiskrv ri prize, that preclude tii" oppostan
az old process dsllllcrcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
OTHER SUBURBAN tn " rs.
long ISLAND


FLATBf'Sil.- The Citizens League 81 M, town l.
10 make searching Investigation Of the cXl'nd tur'
o. town moneys hv ne officials # e. vArious board
and a. meeting hrh on MONDAY evening elected
Officers for The year. The crowded with
pnDuiu.nf citizen wien Pres dent Hcnrt ". sheriff.
called The meeting To- order. Louis GerWus was
secretary. Nr. sheriff. wa reelected pr" id"ui.
Jesse ". -elenck WINS made secretary. and ~ Row.
Dr. j. NJ Ferris. treasurer. Eighi ,io president.
ard an ex"riilvc committee OF fort, member, eoic
also elected. An investigating committee Wa mp
pointed consisting o. ii. y. nAerii. Gwen
Matthews !. ". smith. James II. Graham and \.
Cooper. The employment o! counsel ana an 'Np'rt
hoorkcep,- va, Authorized. VT. !. ". smith On
planned that IN the event " opposition ion. - town
officials any twrnty-Av~ taxpayers could procure n
madam. from The >uprem" Court 10 compel the
Official, - produce their ho,h- Tor inspection.
NCRTllpC RT-Ilmcs :. Wo"i. ceplfv posim1 ter
~ hi, town. (, SIN mi--ine. Tho" Who nre familiar
with hi. affair. do MT expect him 20 r"inrn. he
net mst h" prchnsCd revolver 81 arsr '" ,l.''
leads H. friends 80 believe TINT he has committed
suicide iIr u- c4n hr learned d.. hooNs b" '''
p0s."nfce are In an excellent shape
$40 IIARDOR -Frsnk Cooh. ~ BrOotlvn has pur
chnsed 'hc sag llarbor Wnrr Works f1r $4,000 W.
sas IIaiLrr Watchcn>o tomplor ard Is >ucrint udni
Of that factory u f. inserted that Il" mad IN;
purr base ~ 'hc controlling lrter",t q" J. H. II H-
land u irohyn. In behalf Of ,evern hroolirn
capitalize.
r4NION.-A meeting .. TIE worcn Of Habyon.
l. L. Who ar- Interested IN The woman exhibit at
he Worlds Fair. will b, A'd al H. woman, EN
,hange Eahy lon. to-dav II f. EXPECTED that Mis-
OF women managers .: the New York exhibit. VIII
preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Postmaster BENJAMIN McGrcw. who disappeared
from his home few days ago leaving hi accounts
With the United States Government short about
81 900. returned yesterday. postonicc Inspect oI
was examining Mr.. Ncf;rcws accounts when he d.
appeared. When hc reached home he was accom-
panied by his father. who is a wellknown Washing
ton lawyer, and by pnstonce inspector. lie re
fused TO make any statement. and looked pnlr aud
nervous. Ills friends say that his accounts viii b.
Strengthened out and final settlement made. III
cord sm"n and other friends nre nj II los TO under
stand why he went away. even though his account
short without trouble II" could have
raised than the amount Of Ills shortac'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
THE HOSPITALS RECEIVE gORE MONEY

Chairman Ianicr. Of No. Il Nassau ST. general tr'as
nr r of the lIo.ptai sauGIy aud sunday A's,cnton
Yesterday reported that he hid received ia. follow
ing additional contributions for the hospitals: T.
Bartholomew Rpi,copu CLntca. G3'7 b. - Agnes
Fp.ecopaI Chapel $2jj - John :. L1lr. $50: II
Thomas. Epi scopu Chapel s4s 81 Central Methodist
Chapel So; II. Iaosunss Chapel SUNDAY school, 81
r Mil-n & 30. aud employees. ST.! 81 Clements
Epscopal Church and John Munroe, $40.
From the stock Exchange. through william Alex
ander smith, q member OF the committee. the follow
Ing contributions wore reported -pcyrr 4 Co.
Kuhn, Loeb Il CO., iomans d Co.. II. d" '0pp"t
John c. Tappin and William Alexander smith. 800
Vau E.nblrgh & Attcrlnry and cniencr :. Dry s=1
NJ >. Sieilbciger, SO. H. Morrison ana Kingsley
Nnhou & Durycn -. Total. 800
Mayer Lehman. treasurer u the cotton Exchang'
Committee. sent The following lie, OF subscription
70 the General treasurer; Lehman Brothers. Hub
hard Price 4 Co.. Rail- brothers, lnman, swan d
Co. j. W. Graham Co.. Woodward y
s,illman Iioplins 20. and Il. I. VII
son 4 CO.. $50 each John b. Leech,
y Hermann. J. %. Bos,, Knoops. Frer''hs a Co.
4 Nor,Ion a Co.. fatman & sch"arh. H.
.cdcnburg & co.. T. Fachlr. :. Mum. son :, Co.
uurclison a. Co.. sondhtim brothers, Gwathney 4
Co.. n. p. McDougall S"sfned. Gruner 4 Co.. 8.
Ranger. Loui, Schiller Latham. Alexander q Co..
Mohr Iianeman 4 Co. and :. MunnSheimef. %
each A. H. Rainey md Henry II. Meyer $40 each
y Uoire sl3 q. Hartman. otta Mag,ire,. A. y
Sclter 4 CO.. and August t,odthwaitc $40 each
in smaller amounts. Sill Total, 1851. Total col
lection up 10 date. 4@1,oJD e.