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The Correct Card.

The correct card Of the present day i q
immaculate whiteneSs, the unattainable
tint for which we sigh in orr table linen.
Absolutely no hint of pink or cream i adj
missible. An extremely thin paper card
is sometimes used In England and also
finds friends here, but ii is too much like
the squares of cheap paper which hotel
clerks supply to callers upon their guests
Stationers furnish two kinds of cartls--one
thick and firm, and the other little thin
ner-but the choice is the former
Cards are engraved in clear script char
aCtcrS, smaller or larger as individual
taste may suggest, or else in the plain ro-
man capitals which are now SO popular.
The script letters are distinct and severely
simple. We have no time 10 decipher her
oglypheS. The characters must be large
enough to be easily read. a man must not
express his beautiful humility by writing
his name as small rs possible. He must
do things a. other people do them.
But he may with modesty-nay, he
must-call himself Mr.. upon his card
He may give all his names If he chooses
50 to do, or he may part his name in thu
middle Who can blame Mr.. job Van
Cortlandt Smith fer having his card read,
Mr.. j. Van CortlandtSmith.3 We must
not expect supcrhuman self denial.
Let Us take, fer illustration, the New
York family OF Irving The name Of the
head Of the house may appear upon his
card as Judge Irving, unless i; better
please him to be STYLED Mr. Justice If
wing" As his son John bears his fathers
name the judge will not have his card en-
grAvcd d" Mir lest there bc confusion a. To
which one OF the Two wears the crIuinc.
Mrs. lrving's card will bear also her
daughters name and the home address. As
she j, the wife Of the head &c the house She
will not iHeumber herself with initials
This privilege is always claimed in society.
Mrs. Irving will never style herself
either in letter or note or on her card, rs
Mrs. Judge Irving, unless indeed she
wishes t. advcrtise herself a. somebody"
In America, which i such IA charluiugly
free country FOR women, Young ladies are
allowed individual cards in England,
never. Tucn, a young lady does not have
an indie esaoel.t card unless She Is going
INTO >amc precision.
When There Is uodaughter in he family,
The Au. land and Wife have one card bear
ing Tie Ea,!stud' : name preceded ny Mr..
and Mr., together with the address.
This card Is smaller than it wa> lust sea
son Ladies found large card, ye~y iucon-
vcui'ut- and the corner, were often married
in the carGcnsc. In England cards with
round ruers have been introduced, but
they have not Yet appeared Loaa.
In addition To- the fort going The Dclin-
eaiur teli, thlI widaw doe, not Surrender
her husband Christian name upon her
card III = Mr. John Rlack etc her
Position heiug the same "a when her hus-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

The purest part OF our lives will not
desert Us at the pass to which all OF u
are gliding. Charles Dickens.
You say the hen j. not a song bird. do
you?a That's " hat say, sir. Then
please tell me " hat bird i more noted for
her lay, il you can.
Inquiring Child Papa. why do people
cry at weddings? Papa tabstractedly
Most OF 'em have been married them
selves.
No man no was not a true gentleman
at heart. ever vas, since the world began,
a true gentleman in manner Charles
Dickens.
One good, hearty laugh Is bombs hell
exploding in the right place, while spleen
and discomfort are gun that kicks over
the man who shoots it off.
\ multitude of weak. initiative natures
are always lying by, ready to go mad
upon the next wrong idea that may be
preached. Charles Dickens.
The latest cure for sleepIessness is to
keep the eyes open and look at something
all the time-the darkness, il you can see
nothing else.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
Congregational Conference.

The SEVENTEEN annual meeting OF the
Hancock county conference of the Con-
gregat ional churches was held at OrIand
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
Rev u. L. Yale Of Ellsworth, and Rev.
IL. ". Conley, OF Ellsworth Falls, have
been in attendance.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Yale opened the
discussion on the subject; "How can
Churches be Brought more into Touch
with the Seven Societies.
The conference sermon Tuesday even
ing was delivered by Rev. j. f. Bowman,
Of Southwest Harbor.
Mr. Conley spoke on Work Among
Young People Wednesday morning.
Mr. Yale will deliver the communion
sermon this Wednesday evening. sub
stituting Rev. J. Z. Cushman. OF Castine,
" ho was unable 10 attend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

Senator Carter, of Montana, who is
chairman of the republican national
committee, says the national execu-
tive committed will probably meet
the latter part of October or early in
November to decide where and when
the next national convention shall be
held, and that he would not be sur
prised if it decided to hold in May,
instead IF lime, which has been the
sse-l 18th, as he finds the senti-
ment in favor of the former month
strong and growing. In reply to a
question Senator Carter said "The
national committee, as an organiza-
ton, will not take any position for or
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
Beware of ofutmrnt~ for Catarrh that con
tain Mercury,

a. mercury will surely destroy the sense al
smell and completely deranEc the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces
such articles should never he used except IN
prescriptions from reputable physicians, A. the
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrl
Cure, manufactured by + J. Cheney 4 Co,
Toledo, o., contains DO mercury, and is taken
Internally, acting directly upon the blood aud
Hall,s Catarah Cure be sure YOU get the gen
uine. It Is taken Internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney y Go. Test
mouial- free.
rH-sold hr Druggists, price &c per bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
-.Indgc Peters for Governor.

\ letter to the Lewiston Journal from
Bangor says
4 considerable Peters boom Is felt in
this section and it j. stated that his nom
nation would be so acceptable that no
nomination against him would be made
by the democratic party. This statement
comes from democratic sources and Is said
to be the sentiment Of many influential
4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

Richard Golden, the actor, took the
poor debtors oath in the municipal court.
Boston, Friday. Golden swore that he
had not dollar to hi name. The
springer photographic company, of New
York city. bus sued him for $500 for
posters furnished TO the Jed Prouty
company.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
Thre. Popular Hymns.

"Ye Wr.tchcd Hungry, Starving Poor"
Is one Of the best hymns written by wom-
en- The writer Of this was Anne Steele.
"Oh, Sacred Head, Now Wounded is a
translation Of a translation The original
hymn was the Salve Caput," by St. Ber-
nard There Is Fountain Filled With
Blood is the moss popular of Cowper' $
hymns, Il Is considered one Of the classic
lyrics u the English Language.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1895.
.\!.ltrnnnnic I,Nrotechnies.

A.lrfmauic HNrotechnics.
At a special meeting of Ellsworth 5
board OF aldermen held last Tuesday
evening tue second act of the farce
that may BE called Good Roads for
Ellsworth; how not to get them, was
presented "A the presence of patient
mayo IN insulted street commits
sioner and disguised audience.
\ report of the ridiculous proceed
ing may he found i'll eur news columns.
The striking features of the shameful
story are the glaring Inconsistency of
the majority, its colossal impudence,
and the underhanded but ill-concealed
attempt to take the management of
the streets out of the hands of the
proper officer and place it in the
hands Of Il committee the majority of
which are on record as violently OPP
posed to Mr. buttons administration
as street commissioner.
\ week ago this precious majority
put themselves ON record as opposed
to road Improvement for Ellsworth on
the plan laid down by Mr.. Dutton.
The reasons given, tlabby as they
were, were sufficient to put them on
record as opposed to any plan looking
to better roads.
AID yet. in single week, they
throw consistency to the winds and
efer { ~cse!stion embodying the pur
chase of complete outfit of road
building machinery.
The real attitude of this majority
became evident, however, when,
after Directing to the appointment of
committee by the mayor similar to
the one discharged week ago, they
coolly voted for committee of their
own choosing. giving this committee
full power not only to purchase but
also to operate road machinery, thus
taking out OF the hands of the street
commissioner every yestige of au-
thority.
The impudence OF this proposition
is enough to take ones breath away.
1t is the most astonishing proposition
ever made. we venture to say, in
boar3 81 .,iusrmen since Ellsworth be-
came a city. 1t is direct insult to
Mr.. Dutton as street commissioner, TO
him as mayor, and to the people of
the city who made him mayor.
II is quite possible that this cabalis-
tic majority do no, regard their action
as insulting, II so, they can only be
excused on the ground Of lack of
knowledge of what constitutes an in
suit. Perhaps tins Is the more charl-
table way of looking at it.
Il i idle 70 miHee matters. II Is
plain a. the sun that this majority,
wkether fsr good reasons or poor. are
leagued tooPpO,e. ob-truct and defeat
any movement licking TO better
roads for TINS city That may be made
under the charge Of the present
street commissioner, Mayor button
IT, 49, hive s',figjert reasons for
this opposition. but As yet, 50 far rs
their public utteranees show. they
have not Those 80 far expressed
seem 10 Us to be inlne 10 the last de-
gree; if they have good ones il j.
co~a4ui! not 10 give expression 10
s+or,,, - ,,,t.if. ;,di,,,a,ior !
catherine ahon, this abtnse majority
4 forar,nnar of II vas waited intotb
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

Politeness is like an air cushion; there
may be nothing solid in it, but it eases
the jolt wonderfully.
Buggins-W is the first thing to
learn about golf? Muggins-To drop the
lptte- al -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

against silver. 1t is no part of the
business of the committee to under
take to declare party position on cur
rent questions. That task is left to
the party when assembled in national
convention
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NOTICE,

I FORBID all persons harboring or trusting
1 my wife, Fermor A. Treworgy, on my ac-
count, as shall pay no bills of her contract
ing after this date. PHILIP b. TREwoRGY,
Ellsworth, Maine.
June u. 1895.
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ANAL Notitrs.

o---~---0-~-N~~~O~SON-
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. to all concerned. that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust of executor of the last will and tesla
ment OF William Spratt, late of Eden,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who are in
debted to said deceased's estate, TO make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element. FRANK SPRATT
Ellsworth, April 10, 1895.
yJNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust of an administrator OF the estate of
Harry b. Parker, late of Bucksport, in
the county of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said
deceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands there
on TO exhibit the same for settlement.
ALvAH A. PARKER.
Bueksport, May s. 1895.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
NIcknames Of Napoleon.

Among the scores Of nieknames by
which Napoleon has been called are Little
Corporal, Soldier OF the Democracy, Fa-
Their Violet, the Eagle, God of Clay, Heir
OF the Empire, Man Of Destiny, Night
mare Of Europe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

TIL cat thing not surprising about
Mr.. Cleveland's selection of Mr.. Jud-
SOW Harmon. " Ohio to hn attorney
general in place of Mr. Olney, who
has been made secretary of state, is
that Mr.. Harmon is a corporation
LAWYER. Mr. Cleveland has made con
siderable money as corporation law
yer himself. and he doubtless expects
to resume that occupation after March
1. 1897. which accounts, in measure,
for his partially for corporation law
vers. Il is understood that one of
Mr.. Cleveland 5 objects in taking Mr..
Harmon into the cabinet IS the hope
of placating Senator Briee, who has
not been friendly towards the admin
istration since the tariff fight in the
Senate
c. B. Morton. OF Augusta. the pet OF
Cleveland's first administration, has
at last come to grief, He succeeded
in securing an appointment under the
present administration. but his enc
mics in his own party have made it SO
hot for him that he has been turned
out of his position in the treasury de-
partment at Washington. whereat
there is great rejoicing among certain
factions of Names unterrifed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the stockholders
i Of the Frenchman's Bay and Mt Desert
Land and Water company will be held at the
company's office upon the main wharf at Sor-
rcuto, Hancock county, Maine, on Tuesday,
June %, a. d. 1895 at 1890 O'Clock in the fore
noon, for the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year, and for the transaction of any Other
business that may legally come before the
meeting CHARLES p. SIMPSON,
Clerk OF said Company.
sullivan, Maine, June TO- 1895.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

When BABY was sick. w easa h-- castaria.
When she was a Child, she crisyl FOR C>lstoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had eaildren, she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

Everywhere we go we find some one who has
been cured by Hoods sarsaparila. 1t IS the
greatest curative agent II IS the one great
blood purifier and nerve tonic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-13

Hood Pills for the liver and bowels act
easily, yet promptly and efectively.-Adrt
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2 Per Cent. Interest

paid annually on year loans, secured by safe
municipal securities. bearing per cent inter
est. Loan may be made through your own bank
You get your securities when you deposit your
money. Any sums from $40 up will be re-
ceived. This IL safe and honest proposition.
Write for further Information. II will pay you
to do it, Address
A. s. DRESSER, Broker,
Oregon City, Oregon.
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Spiral Notitrs.

4 UCTION ROOMS-For the benefit OF
"A those having merchandise of any de
TO dispose Of at auction, l vii re
ceiye such goods on Friday and saturday of
each week until further notice. +, X. HoP-
kINs Auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
Union Dime SAVINGS Institution
Copartnerstjip Notices.
|, NORY. WORDEN & co.

A MORY. WOtDEN & co.
"A We the undersigned. JOHN N. AMoRf paHIEi.
T. WORDEN and Louis V. BELL. desire To form d
limited partnership. and do certify as follows; .
LIST. The firm unoer wllch sucn parnn.fshp
is 10 D. conducted Ia "AMORI. WORDEN & co
End Thu general nature ~ the business Intended To be
transacted b. said partnership or nIm ~ me see'i
business 81 brokers In the Cty OF New YORK III SOCK
bjrds Government other securities dealt IN on the
New York Exchange. and in any and AL business
OF the natur. transacted thereat customary Incidental
Bird The name. Of all the general and special part
interested In said partnership and their respective
places Of residence. follows:
n. general partners John N. Amory whose resi-
dencs No. 23 East 2lst street In the cry OF
New,Y9rk and Daniel r Woden whose residence Is al
The spccial partner is Louis V. Bel whose residence
Is Oyster Bay Long Island New York
4th The amount 81 capita. which said special partner:
Louis V. Pei. has contributed 10 the common STOCK II
the Of Ffty Thousand Dollars
9TH The period which the said partnership Is to com
monce IL the md day u January the one thou
sand eight hundred and nlnetyive. and the period at
which II VIII terminate the md day q January which
WITNESS our hands this 2nd day OF January one
thousand eight hundred and nine.y-n'e
John NJ ANGRY Il. s..
DAAIEI. T. WoRDEN H. 50.
LOUIS V. BELL. H. 81.
State Of New-York CITY and County u New-York. S.:
on this nd day If January thousand eight nun
dred and nin.iy-nve before M. he undersigned.
s,aa!y appeared JOHN II. AMoRY. DANIEL T. WOR
and known 10 be the individuals mentioned
AMI described the foregoing certihcatea ard they
the-cupon severaily himself acknowledged %
e. s. wM c WILSON
Notary Pubic.
y. Y. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

,,,erference at Washington tano perhaps
he'' :, tho income tax had a depressing in
ie"' unon 4 narrow market. Inc opening
n"'". oo,u,,r and dull and this state OF things
We" .,,,ed until afternoon. when the activity was
oV and the weakness more pronounced,
-. % corresponding aggresslVeness among the
OWL" American Sugar Refining was the most
oea'- s,ock. furnishing 1856 shares to a
acu,e ~ 14i422 shares. 1t also declined
H'u"7 having lost "a net. TO SIS.
INC ,.,sus.rials were also weak. and under at
o'i'' ~,,,,,ro Gas broke from 74as to 72Ss. but
'a'"' o1 slightly before the close. so that it
.ro,cd a loss OF rs points net. to 72al.
nl'"'' nos decline in General Electric Of Is,
Inv. o,ouv closed at 1875. net decline Of 4.
p"' .os an attack upon 1t to-day in trade
ine'e N.,,ona Lead. on the other hand, gained
50 TO SS.s. $3.50, o,,roc,.uv boevv c, paul
III. .,,uestern being really weak. This af-
an" pock Island and Burlington. and the gem
~. os well. st. Paul earnings for the fourth
e'"' r. december were not given out to-day,
VICE" expected to he bad. At the close North
ou. had lost Is to 953s and ST. Paul like
W., N a5i, Burlington was down IA TO 692.,
"s peck Island s TO G.. The abandonment of
anu 6 mv Earle plan made further impression
vs. paading which yieiuei point net, 10 lZ%s
on Vest 1,Isst pvice since the panic. The coal prop
,le ,a lo were all weak and down. although set
n,,sct Of difficulties in the coal trade seems
ue..nI, the possibilities. Baltimore and Ohio. on
WIN. Will trading advanced 3A points during the
S,,@" bu, .ts final quotation was 62as, which is
ua ;, net gain of rs. Its advance was without
, on. however. and the market closed weak
inn mn heavy at the lowest prices Of the day in
aaar,v every Instance
r,oNDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold; $4,000 As. coupon e%-
,-...as, Of 1lSI.: $1,000 IS. registered at MA
s,o,,ors were as follows: The IS. As. registered
and the Cherokees. being quoted interest
IN The others interest off:
o'' 49, sked 4 sxel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

In state issues: $1,000 Virginia IS deferred
trust receipts stamped. at ~ gl2's; SZ"Vo ien-
nssss settlement S. sml at 1917. In bank stocks:
Eight shares of Continental Bank at ~ the last
n~evious sale being 1872. BY public auction these
sssl.s were made. Fifty shares Of Phoenix Bank
~ 11s the last previous sale being ll6: and Is
shares of Chatham, at 3iS'2, the last previous
sale being $50 s,, o,o,e
-o;Iroad bonds. except in the Atchisons. southern
Railway Isis and Reading As, the activity IN
which only served to bring the sales up 70 SSfa,
400 Slight changes were the rule. but Atchlson
AZ rose ~ 10 s4is and Chicago and Eastern In
nois Is III to 9sis. while Union Pacific extended
$ F SIS lost q at 81 A.. c,oor;,,c
Tho SuhTreasury was debtor TO the clearing
House s757SS7 Its net loss on balance was SSe >,
.91 made up by gain in currency OF S'olSzlS
and a loss in coin Of s1.3Sl.639 The day opera
lions included Receipts A.SSl 4eS; payments m, NJ
81 600 $50 making the general balance Slo. zSi.''
Consisting Of 564 coin and sH'sSo'zlo cur
rency. ,x-..,no,o, re
The United States Treasury al washington re-
ceiyed to-day j07 National bank notes LOT
demption The customs receipts were sS4o'ooS 'iie
internal revenue receipts s4IS,gio ana the Hiseei
laneous receipts s69.624.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03

London. Jan = p. m-%onsols. l03 1i-lG for money
ioSs 'or ne February account New-lork Penrsyi
wanna ana ONO first mortgage bonds IA: Canadian 10
enc GUS Erie los 90 consols. 65 Illinois Cen
trai, SiE; Mexican ordinary 1ls. 81. Paul common
o'-s' New-iork Central lolh Pennsylvania 52l. Read
ing Va MtNican Central cent bonds J6i.
Atchson coi?moi. ii3 Louisville and Nashville 547s.
40 p m-rhe amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
or England on balance to-day is i&3VD The
count IN lhe open market for both short and three
months bills is y per cent. India council bills were
allotted to-day l2Tsd per rupee. Paris adyces quote
rentes lO francs 12is FOR the
count and exchange London - francs confines
for checks.
Berlin Jan 2-Exchance on London - marks :sDi.
pfenrnrs Sht and - marks 80 pfennings for 90
day bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-03
G.. II. CAY g. CO.,
131 DevOnShire ST., Boston.
Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.
REORGANIZATION.

Tho MIA, ~ rc,iius,rnent dated or, T. 1897 no,
been by sufficient number - .ncem" b'A'
holders and stockholders 90 make the SAM ehe'''''
The Committee now hold q majority - the gen
eral mortgage bonds have. accordaacs with The
boadhoiders agreement .: May :. 1871 and their '-
GUAR Of oct 1884 notified the Trustee q the genera.
mortgage TO bring suit FOX foreclosure thereof and
to press such suit a. cS9oGNlousy ~ possife
Committee will continue TO receive deposits O., gen
cia mortgage bonds unde- Tho uen o. May l@'
until Jan. 81. 1895 The Committee viii rot pnrchns"
further coupons. except from bondhodcrs who deposited
their bonds before 1875. Aner Jan 81 no bonds
will be received. eNccp' upon terms o. h announced -
the Committee hereafter.
Prior % the sale. ana the sii-A
ton permits the Committee ~ u submit p.aa ~ fei-
sanizat,n. TIE manner provided go Che agreement ~
NAV Z. 1894 That plan WI oncr 20 ne junior security
holders hEd stockholders opportunity 90 avert SAFE
under foreclosure accepting - provisions ard dee
posting their securities tnsrcundr tef ~e thc ff"c' -fe
SAFE provide fof participation 100 She re'fs-
tied property either before flrcci cure sale or there
a,tor IN case Committee snail purchase ihe PIP
ery flr al the junior s-,ufiV h1defs who have as-
sent,4 and dep sltci their securities upon favorable
basis n- she nnanca' needs - roe properly "" per-
ri, sp,cial recognition wI Do offered 20 those who
have deposited their junior seou-'es aad s'och before
Feb. ]. 1886
Pending the annoncerer, = such plan holder, % sob
Junior securities anl stock deposit WITH
the dcp,sori,s 4 rho clnmttec. Such dsp.s'u. 'o-
gttncr with those slrs4fy mad. tnat - a' aay Nue
Withdrawn upon the surrsutof . thc receipts th'fcf
Unless 'he sio,khoi.r. eho have already deposited
their shares with tfe Con4m,. snl ...r fhelr l-f.
shnu Withdraw thr some frr pr.ass NIU D. Vefe-
ln favor Z 'he present nsnar.m-af
The central Trust 'ompan, Of New lori.
~ WALL. STREET. NV YoRk CITY.
The Finance tompany 81 Pennsylvania.
s3l CHESTNUT STREET. FHlLAuELfliiA
Dated Jan =. i-pi
FREDERICK a.. OLCOTT. Chairman.
ADRIAN isELIS. JR. J. KENNEDY TOD
HENRY BJDGE THOMAS DENNY
GEORGE H. EARLE IR SIDNEY I. TYLER
SAMUEL H. sHIpI.EY RICHARD Z COOK.
J. y. WALLACE Secretary.
81 Wall Street New York CRY.