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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
ELIZABETH.

The Union County Court yesterday set the seal
of It's condemnation the dog ordinance under
which the police slaughtered all dogs found ia the
streets without muzzles or license tags. The Court
held that the ordinance void because IT I'M
posed a special tax to be paid in advance OF the
regular taxes which are due on October 20. THIS
dog tax was collected in May and June several
months before the tax bills are due Dogs can run
unmuzzled and unlicensed In Elizabeth Tor tle
balance of the summer, ana the BIG dog pound,
which the city at much cost had Just competed
for the asphyxiatiOn OF unlicensed CANNES, was
closed yesterday when the Courts decision was an
nounced. This also opens up the interesting ques-
fion whether "a host OF lawsuits may not he
brought against the city by the people whose dogs
were shot in the recent crusade because the!r
owners dd not comply with the ordinance nov de-
clared invalid.
Professor. J. Madison Watson, the well;kno%n
compiler Of school books here, became violently
insane again Tuesday night a. his home and
three policemen had to be summoned to subIue
him and keep him in restraint until Yesterday,
when he was again removed - the Morris PA ms
Asylum. from which a week ago he was dis,
charged as cured. His case Is now considered
hopeless. a,,.,, =,
new Elizabeth Board OF EDUCATION which is con
trolled by the Republicans. The caucus of the ma
iority party settled Commissioner George i.
Matthews for president and Joseph d. Lowlen for
secretary bat owing to the absence Of Republican
Commissioners Sours and Servis nothing could be
done and adjournment was taken 10 July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
INQUIRNc INTO STREET RAILROAD AZ
FANS

Seth l. Kecney former president OF the CONNER
ca. Bank and prominent stockho.dcr in the Brook
Ign Heights and Long Island Traction companies.
was the nrtl witness before the Assembly Suriac"
Railroad Investigating Committee yesterday. Among
other thing said by Mr.. Keeney was his assertion
that he believed Il number Of pcope had been m
jurel by the brooklyn trolley roads BY deliberately
standing on the tracks and purposey allowing the
cars 10 knock them over in order to have grounds
for damage suit. He said he did not remember
whether he owned one twenty shares OF Brook
lvn Heights and Traction stock.
II. T. Hollins the Wal Street broker, who had
much 70 do as the head Of the syndicate which or
ganlzed the Long Island Traction Company. was
asked by Mr Wade. counse; to the committee. II
ne considered il right proper TO 80 down to Viz
ginia and organize "A New-York surface railroad
company, with actual assets OF $4,000" giving II a
capitalization Of 100000. The question seemed TO
excite some mrih the part of NJ. lip.lus. lie
looked at NJ. Wade and made the iO wing answer.
wei. M. Wade. as am rcgai l'I as more or
less Of railroad promoter ana tet pay Tor my 50:
vices think the question could be NOR" properly
sked ne If II were accompanied by liberia. fee.
Mr.. Ho,.ins asked IL he thought the State Of
New-York should allow corporations to organize ~
II didn't make the laws" There a good deal Of
"sparrins" Of this kind INDUCED In While Mr. Ho.ins
was the stand. and the comnittee did not get
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The chiefs Of police OF Jersey City Hoboken and
Bayonne and also the North Hudson township
were before the Grand Jury in Jersey city yesier-
day to tell why they had not enforced the laws
against Sunday lquor-se!ling. None Of the CYL
dence was made public. 49,,
The bentley case. which has been before the
Chancery Court in Jersey City for about eighteen
moo.hs and which has for its object the reinoN II
of Mrs Bentley from the control Of the estate OF
which her husband. Peter Bentley; mace ner soIe
executr:x was again before Nice-Chancellor Plinry
Yesterday and was adjourned to September 10 on
accoun; of the absence OF counsel :, 49,
4 mes, os caterIal.ars made its appearance IN the
LAFAYETTE district 0: Jersey CITY week ago ana
destroyed most of The shrubbery ana the ,o.ase
nj fr,i, and shade trees The peop@ Of the d!strc,
sincerely regret the destruction Of their on irenS
the sparrows. by the storms or lasl WITT. ne
birds though something of nuisance themselves
a, least kent the other nuisance away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
NEWARK.

The police have been going over the d!s'flc'S Oh
the city to verify the reports Of the census emu
meratOrs and have found many omissions In one
district the police is Ga more than that OF the
enumcrator and in other districts the omissions run
up among the hundreds The police census VIII l.
is expected. adj from 500 - 800 20 Inc lo'di o.
population by the state census 90,
Nearly two thousand people went - Shohoia N.e'l
on the Erie fsailrOaG yesterday on two long trans
under the ausplcas Of inc sfoceIs OF NrWaTK ana
nearly towns, yesterday being Groccrs lay.
The lax rate this year VIII. ii Is now estimated,
be about point less than the rate o. 20 IA Il
wear Though tn LEGISLATURE passed TWO laws by
which The Expenditures have been increased. som.
sp0eo OF the cys funded debt is also TO be paid on
In the Nice-C hancellOr's Court yesterday John
Kcan jr OF Elizabeth. and others appeared a. de-
PENDANTS IN n suit o. executors q an estate FOR an
accounting OF the property OF the Staten Island
Shore Railroad Company. The other defendants
were John Kean. sr, and James Moore. The pam
fns were Waldo DanfOrth and S-in Ryder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

4 GIRL SHOT DEAD HY HER DISCARDED
LOVER.

his Flight AID cAlrrfRE DETECTIVES GOOD
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WORK
g., 49,. 49,. ,.-ol ,.os
Rose Finn nineteen years "''' Wa '''''
,orlav morning lv h,r discarded lover M-rna'l
,,,... o., .ho ror.hyy.sf corner 81 Tenth ave.
h'''""''' ~ ''', ' - 100000, ,,,.
and TWtnfN-nnih-Si III" H'''''''' "a 80 '''
r,s arrested three hours later The crime VAS
va "a. .....L
coWiniitel ~ ''"' ,, ..h-
The muir l.r~I glrl lNri WIN Ter "IloN'I H''"''
80, ,n Ton u.,- % Ill. fen"mrni-hou~e. 40. 81
w. 80. ..,..,..s. So. MS efn,iavcl In the
"'N' . 100. t = ,.,,,.s. and
Franklin Bank Note company Ih l'."'l f-'.' ana
,,s .r h.r way f. the elevated station when 81"
- &c., ,... 4, -.r.h-,ve and Tw.rty-uIrth-st
mel H'l "'H'''' ~ '''-' .,.,
MCGOWAN STOOL waiting i'F N''- 1870 'N' VAN
toe,fhc f,r f,N minutes. hl' no 'n" "Fri"''i
=, ...-.,.l., Nf.l:,.,,t 4u Ii.rlv .lrrN d rc-
III .i.t d.. . o.. ...f- had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Colonel Timothy S. Williams has been elected n
director OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
in place OF John q. jenkins. resigned
John Brockmer. seventy years Old. convict in
the Kings County Penltentiary. committed suicide
on Tuesday night by jumping from the third tier Of
cells TO the corridor below Recently Brockmier In
a lit OF Jealousy. nearly killed his Old wife AS ne
fell ne just missed hitting the halman He showed
his hands into his trousers pocket he made the
leap.
Miss Phoebe Bunker. the artist. returned TO her
home at No. rs St. Johns Place Tuesday night
from London. For the last three years she has
been studying and painting In Paris She will estab-
lish studio In New-York or Brooklyn.
George f. Elliott. the lawyer. sailed for England
on Saturday 10 look after the interests Of thirty
American claimants OF the estate Of John Barker
vaued at sl2000V0 The estate consists Of 300 acres
in Nottnghamshire. where Barker died In l77S leay-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
GEO. C.FL1NT~CO.
4345 AND At WEST 23oST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: 1874 AND I56 WEST i9"srR2S
SATURDAY,. July -.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK- WEDNESDAY. july 10 1898.


PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. july 10 1898.
ARRIVED.
F,,ric - Nas,.,6o - Arr,yo %. MaYasuez JUS and
John T. 3 rndse and passengers % the New.
Ncr. AM Porto Rico = 60. Arrived at the Bar AZ j.
siu,haotn jay a,th ai.e ~ passengers to oeIrcs
steamer se,irnnca iicfnlann ye. cruz June %. TUX
F - r1' n, Win Is. o 'nP 5o eas s
t. jam. + Ward < e.. Arrived AZ IN. B,r at 6o ~.
steamer Hu,<minser ,liri. Elms sasra June %. and
C,blirea Juiy ) Mn sugar to awren,c TGrnure o.:
's.e IT, II Wnshsse HTE at ' pe G siy. Purs
81 MFafosne - Aagn - Aux 'a,es :" pe,s De i FAX
S,esm.r Xn~crs RISK galveston july KY West g.
Charleston s mdse and passengers 70 W clyde
steamer Guyandotte Walker Norfolk. with mdse and
Steamer Goisboro simmons. from Philadelphia, with
Sandy Hook 30 p m-wnd north: fresh breeze; clear
CLEARED.
steamer Halana SPAN. Tomas. Havana, Vera crus
Steamer Lizzie henderson wlle,s Phnadelahia-John
EG Gui ssrSaG yss s s n
cent Lucia. etc-A + Outerhridge & Co.
steamer Colombia. Henderson colon-Pacihc Mail IS Co
steamer Finance, Duly, coon-stamford Parry. Heron
steamer Kansas city HD Jones. Bristol Ens-Jnm
Steamer Roanoke Boal. Norfolk and Rehmond-old
steamer Bratton ,Non Uckermann. Baracoa-H pu-
steamer Newmins,er dln Barker. For, Royal. 5 c-J
II Winchester 4 Co
Steamer Yumuri Hanson Havana and Tampico-James
Steamer Espana ,Nor Meyer. Baracoa-H Dumois q
Co. .
steamer Nicaragua ,No0 Nicola,sen. Perth Amboy.
Steamer Aisen,orn MasinGo Ratmore-H c Foster.
steamer Trinidad OBO. Fraser. Bermuda-A OUTER
bridge Co.
SAILED
steamers Teu,onc oBp. Liverpool; washnsSn Nor,
G Gsss =, FL, c:S T w,. 2r s An
werp. Lackawanna ,'r London Kansas city 'Br). Brs'
tol. Fontabelle Br barnadoes, etc, Hanana Span
Henderson, Philadelphia. Roanoke. Norfolk ana Rieh
mond. Yumuri. Havana etc
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Tompkinsville $ L. July l0-The following notice to
has been issued from the Third District Light
black spar buoy No. l. has been placed in Is feet
Of water Newport ttarbor to mark tne south ehl :.
Rose island Lighthouse NNwasw. For, Adams fog sig
nal. WAN Rock Lighthouse. SssE
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Manitoba ,Ir. Grlfths. from New-York June
20 arrived at London July 10 - o..
New-York sailed from Southampton July 10 ..
Steamer New York. Jamison. from New-iork' arr"e'
a Southampton July Ia. 49,
steamer Mare.lo ,lsr) Res sailed from Hull for New
York July o.. -.
steamer ocean Dutch Cassens. from New-York June
~ FOR Dover. passed The Lizard July o. vi, Inn.
.. Chrisansand and Christiania for Settn ar"eH
Copenhagen July 10. . -, ,,.. %
Steamer Palatia ticr). kopn from Newton june ~
arrived Hamburg July 10. ~, ,,,.
Steamer Oevenum U'ort). Jansen from New-iorK 'u"'
~ arrived at Lisbon July .. .. of.
stcnmer Italia ,8r. Wards. from New-york June H. VIZ
Madeira. arrived at Genoa July o. -. x,o,.s
steamer Neusria tFr), Labuat. sailed from N"P'~
Tor New-York July g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

ing will which provided for the unen,ailed success
sion to the property Three Brooklyn women are
among the contestants. as follows: Mrs Frayner,
Mrs Erneine E"sifer and Mrs X. De Witt Knowles
Of No N1 Powe-st.
Rose Farrell twenty-five years old. OF No 49' St
Mark's-ave. was arraigned yesterday In justice
Steers's court. charged with killing her girl paby.
born on July (. at her home. the baby being FOUND
dead carefully wrapped in a bundle. In vault III
the back yard Of No. Lie Desraw-st
An addition is soon to be built to the Pratt Ins;i-
tute on Ryerson-st.. to accommodate apprentices IN
the house and sign painting trade and kindred use
ru arts II Will be built Of brick. with stone trim
minrs and il is hoped to have it ready for use for
the September term.
The Will of David T. Kimberly. the retired hard
ware merchant Of No. l55 Hirks-st. who died on
juno 90 WAS filed for probate yesterday. LOUISA
Kimberly a sister o! the tcstator Is maze eNe'u-
trix The estate is valued at $iNe1 ana VIII he al
vidcI between the following heirs: Louisa and
Annie Kimberly sisters living at No. 10 hcks-st.
Eliza Ferris Worihington and Emma Southall Kim
herlv. nicces OF Norfolk Va. ana Nancy John. Re
herc, Mary Fannie and David Kimberly. nephews
ana nlcces al Of Ashcvile, y. G.. and George Kim
berry OF Nashville Tenn.
The Brooklyn lodge % Eiks have set on foot a
movement to provide resting place for dead mem
hors and SO has been subscribed 10 buy pot IN
Greenwood for the purpose. II VIII be called tlks
Rest" Grand Exalted Ruler William II. Friday
william y. GoT and A. +. SanieFS'h nave the SUD
scription paper in charge
Mrs Mary Watson sixty years old. a widow. Of
No 4ls Ouincy-st. fon from Manhattan Beach
,r,i, ON A,lanfic-ave. between Nosrani and Brook
l,.r ayes a. . O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. receiv-
ing conclusion Of the brain and possible fracture OF
the skull She was removed 10 -. johns Hospital,
and at last reports was in a fair way to recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
WHITE Plains.

On the application OF Mrs. Joseph y. Mcneil, OF
No. 2S6 East Twenty-second-si.. Now-lork City.
sherln's jury yesterday. in the Westchester County
Courthouse heard expert testimony. and decided
that DR.. Joseph a Mcneil. who for forty years was
a practising physician in Greenwich-st.. New-i ork,
was incompetent TO manage his affairs, and authoI-
ity given by the Supreme Court for ms We
TO take charge Of his property and eNccts 1T
Mcneil is seventy years old. and SIX weeks ago
was committed 20 Bloomngdae Asylum. suffering
from sere dcmentia He is rational on all
matters. apparently. hut has deluson that he ~
a victim OF consumption; which he lmagihes ne
contracted from the clothes OF a patient seven
years ago. He says that the baci.i of the dis
ease is lodged in MS throat and Is dropping into
his lungs. hence wants surgical operation
performed 10 relieve him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The annual meeting OF the Board OF Education
was held Tuesday night. and William F. Nisoet
was chosen president to succeed Frederick Shoh-
nard. whose term trustee had expired, ana whose
place was filed by the appointment OF Jonn heh-
drick Bangs by Mayor Peene. William t. Edgar
was chosen vice president. 1t was reported that
site which g. 80. had been purchased IN oou
Law for school building. |; was decided TO erect
tablets in the Rudolf Eickemeyer School NO :. ana
in the John NJ Mason School No 6. to the me mory
OF these men. . ,,
have It's last drill this evening preparatory TO
going to camp Saturday. captain flu!l' oe.ls
detailed command the 81 PROVISIONAL Batlaiioi
mex; week. the company VIII De III Vo'ii'"''" "a
First Lieutenant McNlcar. . 49,. .o,,.o
TWO more burglaries were reported 10 inc potSe
yesterday, bringing the number up 10 mr. ~
this week The grocery store OF rreuenaon n,areS
money drawer robbed. The tailor shop or l1o. d
Goldng. at No Warburton-aVe was rm9e le, o
the same night through rear Wihuo" anu SV'''"
After two post oncmonts. the Palsade Boat tiuo
was able give its Fourth OF JuN py n,.,i. -
orchestra gave concert, ana al 20 ~" nh
play took place from "a float an hored OIL me C .S
house. 1t followed by singing by tle ,,'oI 'D
and a dance. At the meeting OF the idl4s"n'
governors this week IL was decided 70 cn',II "a
senior four and junior eight. end : J. nay va i IL.
n single shell in The Middle states heSat'@ ~
delphia: ATLANTA. of Staten Island New-Nork AN
letc. Piorfnont. Waveriy. Passaic Nassau an"
Dauntless clubs will be invited 10 iake part &c.
Ensign Crawford. Lieutenant Henderson ana SEC
rotary Main. OF The Yonkors salvation Army VINO
were arrested for dsordery conduct IN atlthlalnS
will be tried this afternoon. Ihey Wi VIII DC ne
Tended by ex-City Attorney Ralph T. Prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
4 DEOP ~ CO1TON PRICES.


TILE GOVERNMENT crop REPORT BAD ENOUGH
BIT NOT AZ BAD A. EXPECTED
The wise prophets Of the Cotton Exchange who
had plnn their faith TO the expected bad showing
of the Government crop report found yesterday
that their predictions had gone little asiray. The
showing Was poor enough. viewed from any point
other than that Of bul interests, but there de-
grecs IN badness. and the surprise Of yesterday =
report lay IN the fact that II WAS as good as ii
As Il consequence the market which in the morning
hours had shown a tendency toward confidence and
hopcfulness 80 FAR as upward trend of prices was
concerned. suffered a severe relapse at the noon
hour. There later recovery In part. but at the
close OF net loss Of from 10 to l. points
had been scored total sales OF 2iloD bales. The
report was follows
The july returns for cotton make the average con-
diti1n s23 against 81 in June Improvement Of
Is points The condition July !. lsai 500. and
same date 1888 ST per cent. The averages u the
States are follows:
Virginia. IC1; North Carolina. "A; South Carolina
81; Georgia ~; Florida. 90; Alabama. 50; Mississippi
Sc; Louisiana. Il; Texas. 1G; Arkansas. %: Ten
nessce 81.
The fact that tho report showed an Improvement
OF Is points over June when "A loss OF or points
had been 80 confidently expected. WAS sufficient To
bring out rush Of selling orders. The result was a
quick decline Of 10 points wipng out with startling
sudlenness The morning advances OF from . 10
points. scored on improved advces from Liverpool
more sober and detailed consideration OF the
report led 10 "A partial rally Ii was seen that the
3 peg cent a. compared with June and of ~
per cent. compared with July. 1894. This
IN face OF the fact that the yesterdays weekly
ditlJas in Texas and Georgia had improved. vhlI.
Arkansas. Alabama and Mississippi showed in
buying orders. however. caused quotations again
10 drop. The closing tone OF the market was steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
ETDS FOR THE JEROML PARK EESERTOlR.

EIGHTEEN OPENED ny THE AQUEDvCT COMMITS
sioNEnS THE LOWEST ESTIMATE. s. 1880
MADE nY join O'BREN.
The Aquciuc, Commission mot yesterday ana
opened bids for constructing the Jerome PARK
Reservoir Ia the Twenty fourth Ward. mainly upon
the land ~ the jerome Park villa Site Improve
n.ut Company AMI surrounding property. There
v..r. present OF the Commission General James {.
Duane president. Commissioners Henry ". can
non John j. Tucker and George Walton Green. and
two ex-olnclo members Controller Fitch ana Com
missioner Brookncll The only absentee was the
Mayor who is also an ex-oiicio member.
Thore were eighteen bids when Secretary Alien
opened the b.d-box. and they showed wide diVeFS-
,rr. ~ opinion among the competitors a. 20 the
amount the city ought TO pay FOR building tho reser-
,.i~ .rh. estimate ~ Chlef Engineer A F,c!ey
v,s g. .,2sso The eighteen bids were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
PELHAM MANOR.

Many families in Pelham Manor and PfIham
Heights are supplied with milk from the dairy oil
Mr. Morgan, whose daughter, Miss May, delivers II
driving abou: in a neat little carriage She Is usu-
ally followed Oy two three dogs. Of when she j.
fond They are quiet creatures and annoy no on.
ON TUESDAY while Miss May was delivering MIX
house near the Pelham Manor station a yo.is
fellow whose family has recently moved mo tle
place shot Of the dogs with 4 SINAI! Ii!e wound
Ing him severely and leaving him TO die IN agony
He did II for fun" he told bystancer Inc Srle
OF Miss May was pathetic as she begged SOM one
kill her pet. ana pat it out Of its misery lhtre
were several witnesses to the act, among whom MAS
a newly made Justice of the Peace; and considerable
interest felt the steps that may be taken 10
prevent a repetition Of this sort of sport. Ain 9st
every family in the neighborhood has at least one
valuable dog whch-independont of the attachment
that may be felt for it's of use as guard 10 the
widely detached houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
pOLfCE PASSES NAY CItSE TEOrEAE.


srErroE corrElGfit SAYS.
There is trouble ahead f.r slc Police j. spartmcnt
In CONNECTION with the ltsuat ~ crthratcf author
z,d hy las emitting them 90 free transportation
on all street surface and ecsl'ci roads IN the
c,,v giuc. January T. whom ihc new Consti,u-
uonnl amendments went INTO force taking away
.Ac privilege o. riding on free passes. which the
police hal enjoyed ior years. th" mon have hal ID
nay their own fares The l,si-.l 'rre passed a law
authorizing tn. Mayor to issue ccrtii' atcs which
vouil emtiic ihc police to free transportation Tn"
Police Commissioners had certificates printed, ana
some have already been issued 10 members OF the
force. The work OF distributing the certificates has
suddenly been stopped. however. as a question mas
arisen as 10 whether the railroad companies Will
honor them General Supcrintca l"nt Van Eiten.
Of the Hudson River Railroad 60 npany. sent word
=, the Board last Monday that the certificates
would not be- recognized on his ROAD as he believed
the law did not refer 20 steam roads.
with A view of testing the new law. 80 far as
the Hres controlled by the Metropolitan Traction
company are concerned. Acting Inspector '"rtright
called on President Nrccllnd. OF the Traction Com
many Yesterday ana asked II his pass would be
honorci by the company. President Nrceland he'd
q consultation with the law department OF the
company and then Informed the inspector that II
was The opinion OF the company that the act OF the
h,l,.vn mat tac company could honor the passes
Without violating the higher Ia" OF the state
When seen by Tribune reporter yesterday n
srrrtor Cortright said. II do not look upon the
statement OF Mr.. Nrc"land as formal announce
tu,nt OF the stand to be taken by the company III
,ris matter buf IL settles the matter with me per
spnaIly | dld not call on Mr.. Nrce,and as repre-
s.niing the Police Department. called merely as
An individual member OF the police force; had
received my pass and AS thdra 20 or pe no
callcI on the president Of the road to satisfy my
self on that point. - .,.
afternoon. and the other officials of the company
declined TO express opinion on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
HEI-NSWiCK- Willard Salisbury. Of Delaware.
CAMBIIDGi, Samuel T.. colt of ithod" island
FIFTH AVENUE Congressman Samuel W. Nc
call of Massachusetts,. James :. clarkson. Of Iowa,
arl Horny " Sage of Ithaca GRAND Medical
Director \ l.. Ghon. L. :. Navy. HOLLAND
George r. Peck 81 Chicago. METRoPoLE- state
senator iIenry J. Coggg"shail AMI Ass"Wolymen
George s Horton. Charles W. Terry and !. y
Robbins MURRAY HILG-Co'onel James van
yoasi L. : Army. PARK ANENuE-Dr. \. V.
\ RAYMOND president Of Union College. ST.
JAMES Commander John Schoulcr. l. $ Navy.