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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
HTRT IN 4 SALOON FIGHT

In a fight yesterday afternoon in the Raines law
hotel OF Thomas W. Kilgannon. at No. ec3 First
ave. Kigannon stabbed in the face and John
Iarkin shot In the left shoulder part or
the hotel is occupied by the Hips Bay Social Club,
and its members have beer on tap there on Sun
days. Larkln tried to get into the clubrooms about
noon yesterday. Failing TO do so. he away
but soon returned with Thomas Aspen Peter Dooan
and Archie Archibald. who are sad TO be- members
OF the rag gang. kigannon says that they
pulled him into the hallway. and that Larkir,
stabbed him. Then somebody drew revolver and
shot Larkin. Aspen then got frightened and fell
ont of window into the street. where he was
picked up by Policeman Storms. OF the East
Thirty ffth-st. station. and sent to Bellevue Hos
initial in an ambulance. Larkn home, but
afterward gave himself up to the police He ac-
cused Kilgannon OF shooting him.. Both men were
locked up after their wounds had been dressed By
an ambulance surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
SKULL FRACTURED ~ A FIGHT.

There was a serious ARRAY on Saturday a, the open
ing OF Kipps Hotel. of which William Kpp Is the pro-
pretor 1t is on the Pelham Road The opening"
was Largely attended by villagers, with many from
New-York City. Late in the evening serious dis
pute arose between Lawrence Harrington. Frank
Muller and Joseph Keller. of New-York. and Arthur
Iusbie Edward McShane. Philip and John Hinckel
and Philip Charles. OF Yves; Chester. 1t culminate ted
in a free fight in front Of the hotel resulting In usbe
receiving a fracture of the skull Lusbie is employed
at the Country Club. and he taken to the Ford
ham Hospital.
All the others named were badly cut up and bruised
and their clothes torn. They were ALL with the ex-
cepton OF Lusbie arrested and on being taken 10 the
Morrisana Police Court yesterday morning were
held without ball for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
PORT CHESTER.

The citizens Of this pace ratified the decision in
favor Of their townsman. William l.. Ward Repub-
lcan nominee for Congress. on Saturday night with
a torchlight parade and pyrotechnic display Among
the organizations which paraded the William l..
Ward Flambeau Club. the William L. Ward Artillery
Company. and the bicycle clubs. and large number
of private citizens The residents along the line OF
march illuminated their homes. and the parade ended
at Young's Hall. where speeches were made
The Rev W. Arthur Warner has been APP
pointed assistant rector OF ST: Peters Episcopal
Church and entered upon his duties yesterday. He
is me son of the late Rev. Arthur Warner OF
the Church OF the Beloved Disciple. New-York city.
The Union Cycle Club will take possession OF it's
new clubhouse in Locust-ave. with appropriate cerc
monies tonight.
A cable message has been received by the friends OF
Norman G. Whit,more. in Harrison. announcing his
safe arrival in Corea. where he has gone a mis-
s,onary.
The ladies of the Summarized Methodist Episcopal
Church announce that the proceeds OF the fair
Gently given under their auspices will reach $500
s. W. Me.lor. OF Grace Church-si has sailed for
his plantation in San Domingo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Republican Town Committee VIII hoid scs
s,ons this evening and arrange final details lot the
election. >, ,.,
The congregation Of St Marks Me'hou'S' h,''-
, churcb Pleasant Plains has presented
hicvc,e N the Rev j. G. Howard. the pastor
The Rev W. G. Isaacs chaplain OF the warshp
Massachusetts, addressed the meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association. TompkinsViIe
yesterday. uoa ,,, Ia hoorr f., cbris,
cthnrch Sundav-school ew-Brighon. on Wedncs-
a. venting By the Rev. Charles j. Adams. o!
Rossyiic The subject will be The Caesars ana
Golf tourna ment for ladies will be begun at the
Country Clubs links this morning AT 10 O'CLOCK
r,bere will be four prizes and "A consolation prize
r-he tournament will be under the management or
Niss Jessie McNamee. Miss Marion Heineken and
Miss Adeline Robinson, ,,. ,u, ,, ~,
The golf players of the Cricket club Will hold
,ournamnnt for a silver cup tomorrow: The cup
LII hn,e IN be won three times TO become the
,ropertv OF an individual player
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SING SING.

THO observance OF Halloween Is ume-"o"o'
,rs,i,rtion Of this village. and on SATURDAY Nus"
,ho voung men OF the place outdid anything "'''
hoe bannened on this occasion in many years RAMP
IN ,ba evening crowd Of over hunnr'u .o"'H
Nohawks with blackened faces ana Ia''"S". "
tire paraded through the principal streets WIZ" d"
large and varied assortment of roise-prouucns Il"
e,runents by way Of a band. They inVaoeu III. So
,rnr nrecincts Of a Bryan and Sewal meeting uo""
on tho wharf and succeeded in propoundihs nun"
ber Of irrelevant questions to the charma"' S"'
..>ybo,.s m. matter with the Prohinlon p",H ; In
before they were elected. Then they spitt" p
So,ochmentr over the village overturhins n se,
hIocks changing gates and performing o.n., u,ho
~ MID mischief closely followed by the pocc VIZ
5aiind however to catch any one In the pe, , y
&c of an overt act. The browning ueco o' ~" NV,
irs.ress on the part Of the jewellers was I'll
yesterday morning when an efgy or man III ~ q,
olice uniform was found suspended 10 me .s a..
IS Tho broadway Public School. Attached 10 u'.e
1s,,rn was a piacnrd inscribed "Chief o, ro lr
Gsrriean" and II supposed TO convey .le co,,, ,
ni,ments TO that official Of gang OF lotervr aIp
ha street corners who have been repeatedly oruereu
TO move on. , <,,, -, .h,s vi,I.ro
The Young Mems Republican Club OF TINS vi me
viii hold the last rally OF the campaign az oH,c
cnnra House this evening Addresses Will DC niaue
by Charles d. Baker and Lynn Bruce OF Newton"
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STABBED AT 4 GAME or CARDS.
AN ITALIAN NEARLY KILLED IN QUARREL
WITH HIS LANDLORD.

ITALIAN NEARLY KILLED IN A VtAkhEL
WITH HIS LANDLORD.
Giastrni Quart. an Italian. who has boarded for
i've years with OH Cardinale at No. lo2 hottest.
had fight with his landlord last night. as conse-
uucnce OF which Quart lies AZ the point of dcs'h
In tho Hudson Street Hospital. and cardinae AMI
his wife occupy cells In the EZabeth-st. station
The two men were playing cards in Cardinae's
Kitchen when the dispute arose. and the lie was
passed by Cardlnale.
Both men dropped their cards on the table and
rose their feet.
Guari seized large religious picture from the
wall and began 20 beat Cardinale. when the latter
drew a clasp knife and made slash In the mans
neck The blood gushed in n stream from the
wound as Cardlnale's wife. Marie. rushed into the
room passing her husband. who made his way To
the street The wounded man ana the woman.
who us they ran. made frantic efforts to stanch
the flow OF blood followed Cardinale down the dark
starcases to the hrst moor Gtiirl i'ii. eNhaust"u
from the loss OF blood. 80 .
A, t'artinae ran out OF the hallway into Mott
st, the cries of the other tenants attracted De-
tectiy.s Higgins and Wegod to the scene, and the
would be murderer was pointed out 10 hggins. VINO
caught him after chase of II block
Wiegold looked after Quart and sent In a hurry
call TO Hudson Street Hospital for an ambulance
Quart said they playing cards. but car
dinalc who admitted the stabbing. assumed an air
of bravado ut the station house and told the police
that they were not playing cards but he refused
any further Information. -
At the hospital 1t was stated that Guira VIII
,hnl,l lie
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pEEKSKlII..

The first annual ball of the Cold ana ',s.'
u.,u no held in Cryptic Hall this evening"
N. Thornens orchestra will furnish 'he '" u, eva
The Verplanks Fife ana Dru'" ~ ,he,r hall
n,ace will hold a ball also this evening Ill '"..-
-, proodway and sixth-st Professor i'esse.'
orc,es,ra will furnish the music The co"'n'..e'
in charge are Charles Harkins, , ni' Murray and
charles Fisher. James 'roso'' jam
Thomas Curtis c,, poa,e will take place
,,, .fternoon AT her home No 10 vrv,ovn
AT 30 o'clock Mrs Beale was born IN IN Iohn and
a. Gc,ober 1S 1914 was the dauEhte, Vi Ch hni
on W UaLa and one Of eleven children on ',
been in good health to week ago fnn T' on the floor
s.i !. sn,ous bv her son. Dr. Reale Shc n.y.
gajned consciousness and died th1te ALL ,s,s
SS ,ros married TO Joshua Beale on APn ,,,,ad
n ded about twenty-five years ago She mao
- ,ho house where she died for nitE-nii.e ! ars
IL q, Ia 6een Methodist for nearly seVen'y !r
first of the shrub Oak Methodist Epsrop .
and for sixty years last April of the flrs.
Enscopal Church of this place she Was 'ne ,ss,b
living member of that church one oars oJ stiil
pnaEe of Sing Sing. eighty-eight years oi., sun
smrvivcs her also three sons ana one "a"s"''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
CHASED HIN ACROSS THE SEA
MRS. WAGNER CAME FROM COLOGNE GER
MANY, TO HAVE HER HUSBAND
ARRESTED IN YONKERS.

Conrad Wagner. OF Cologne. Germany. was af
rested Yesterday afternoon on warrant issued By
city Judge Kellogg the complaint OF Mrs Kath'
crime Wagner MS wife. who came from Germany
Wagner was formerly employed in Yonkers and wen.
10 Germany a few years ago. He came Into POS
session ~ a fortune After they had lived together
for A time Wagner said he was compelled TO returs
10 America to attend TO business matters. Befors
a number of costly articles OF jewelry, Including
a diamond brooch which belonged 10 her
Mrs Wagner learned that her husband was Lv'
ing with another woman with whom he had beer
Intimate before she met him. He was found at th'
Park Hill Hotel. and arrested on charge 0. lar
ceny Most of the jewelry was recovered, and Veg
ner was admitted to bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02

Mixse killed while crossing the raiway , me nn
in almost the same manner as his son ios' III INV w
last Saturday. .oo,,,,or for
Francis VI. Scott. president OF the A ss1iva.Vt he
the Protection and Improvement or LaIcilInoli'i 90,
submitted his annual report OF the legal
instituted BY the association against one ~, ,n inc
Of hotels in the manor. About s" sun tn ~
in the treasury The property owners have 9een APP
pealed TO to contribute to the iunu ~ an ~ ~
stricting the name residences oi!. ..hoo, for
1t has been decided open an indusiria. seno pr
girls in ST. Thomas Parish House OF, 80 "a 20
The sessions of the school VIII he hed from ''
4 o'clock p. m. $500. oo,or ~ 81
Marks Church New-Yor City. has been cohuu. rnh
services In St Johns Episcopal Churcn III ,ha Rav
mont since the resignation OF the rector the He'
i. S IIipkns. , . .,orroyv on ac-
The public schools will be closed to-morro" vi ~
count OF the election.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER T.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-sUNDAY. NOV. l. is'~
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Tower lin dBD Parsons. London s'n Ar.
with mdse and passengers 10 Sands'so"
rs Steamer H M art, s Cox Hull os,op s,r M
mdse to sanderson Son. Arrived al "'s '''
Steamer spaarniam Dutch Bente Ro't ssn and il,
sssrsr. an" pass~nsers to the M
SeVlsston COMPANY Arrived the bar a, a i Srtobr
s, mis h?sFs sSSs and passengers
Tsss H MrspsTa at S "s ssGs%oz an:
10 rroti "a. ca'1 ,c sraar L. 5, Mchasls
Vim "t mdss to Henderson Bros Arrived al INC
o's me- r,sxman ) Brown. santos o'0 Arrived q
&, ,,"a 90 with n,dse to Busk Je'o"'
the ar at "a m McEay nemersras 5, Kits
barbados Is Martinique ana cabin passengers to
=, O. Arrived at he Bar at with mds.
ora S'e al cabin passengers Colombian l"n'
the Bar at Emo ts Fraser BERMUDA October ~
mdss and ii pass,nsg .sc to o"'e'''' an.
s,samer with mdsc and passengers to "'''A"
steamer ao Rchmora Davis RICHMOND 6. SS VII"
The old pI HnpSss Serto and SsSPI
News. with mdse and passengers ~ ~ "A,
CO s,..m.r p.nefac,or. Townsend. philadelphia WV
ms sss" to william cyes SSy CO $50 p. m-wni ~eS
IS! SANDY s,.oI MoC Clear r. Ha fla on shore.
x.x,or Rn for Liverpool; Lor'nvsG .s ira.
steamers ,.ssn spr,. Liverpool; Pieaua lB7'
ranean ports. Paraensc tBr fara'
Ship Aryan. for Japan. ,s
FOREIGN PORTS .,uyed q
,..uo- c.,,c ,Br, Nicol from New~fo'S'
Liverpool 9c TnSr,a o. ' pu,on from Liverpool '0
York eu.sn,,ssSn ;. vrss Am''''n
for steamer, ss%s'Tx s:Sss,sn nom ,e
'0s steamer nns.s Peoonic Ord Mills frOn Nes- .-.
At Gibraltar November l. = - q
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HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE nv
ACKNOWLEDGMENT James H. =" momr,rev
Henry c. Morse OF Delaware. ana D. W, ut,cK
Dcputv Minister OF Finance OF Nanau", r,I,r
Coomressman /. D. Apsley. Of Massachusetts; eN,
congressman Charles j. Boatner OF LOUISIANA; ""
Commander W. n. Emory. tniten ST.. tIoi
GRAND I'NION-Bishop Garrett. OF ieN'H ,,n
1AND-J T. Pioda. Swiss Minister at Wasn,ns'o'
a.N> Go,',ain ~ Lee of The Royal Artillery oil
England IMPERIAL-Senator Myer a,ns
Of Albany MErROPOLE-Colonel r. m,
worth United States Army. MtfhAi ~ ,a,,,.
pavmaster A. X Mchler, United states n"ss,
NGpWANDIE-C count RAMA. Of Italy. and baron
Iefevre' fParis PARK AvENUE-Coonei ons'-'
". Foster. United States Army, "AHD'"
AugIste van Bene, of Berlin
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MOUNT VERNON.

1t Is announced that a vote will be taken to-day In
the Mount Vernon High School for the purpose OF
determining whether the majority OF the scholars
are for Mckinley Bryan. A similar vote was taken
last week in Mamaroneck, which has always been
one OF the strongest Democratic villages in West
chester County. The pupils gave thirty for Mckinley
and two for Bryan One boy and girl voted for
the Popocratc nominee.
The principal affair in this city Tomorrow aside
from the election, will be the contest between the
White Plains football eleven and the Mount Vernon
team. The game will he in aid Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
COLLEGES FOR SOUND MONEY.

Recently Charles Bulk.ey Hubbell made a canvass
OF the universities and colleges OF the United States
for the purpose OF obtaining the prevailing opinions
among students and professors upon the currency
question. The consensus OF the replies shows that
The seats Of education incline unequivocay to the
side OF National honor and gold standard Amherst
reports that the faculty and students are over
whelmingly for sound money" while the University
OF California contents Itself with the statement that
large majority OF Its faculty is against the financial
plank OF the Chicago platform. Cornell Is emphati-
caly opposed to free silver At Cornell the total
number Of the faculty Is u.s. and with exception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
MAMARONECK.

The unfortunate killing OF DR.. A. J. M.xse on
Saturday occurred after the ballots for Westcheser
County had been put to press. and consequently his
name will appear on the National Democratic tickle;
a. a candidate for Coroner As far as known this
Is the nrst instance In the history OF the county
where q candidate has died under similar circum-
stances Dr. MIxsell hfty-fve years old He
was born in New-York City, and served through the
rebellion IN the 'th New-York Infantry. returning
home after the on the stan OF General Thomas
He was elected Coroner OF westchestcr County hy
the Democrats In 1881. and defeated in 1893 FOR
the once by Archibald T. Banning. OF Mount Vernon
DR. Mixsel! was a member Of Alert Lodge ]. o. o. F.
Orawampum Lodge, +. and A. NJ. and OF Shedrake
COUNCIL Royal Arcanum He leaves wife and
Joseph 8. Wood. is the wife Of the well-known at
tcrney Of Mount Vernon. DR.. Mixsells father Aaron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
RYE.

An exciting run Of the beagles of Quaker Ridge
Farm was held on Saturday from the starting point
In Rye William f.. Iseln was master Of the hounds.
and the party composed of Miss Haght. Miss
Cooey, Miss Emmett, Howard Potter. Arthur Ise-
lin H. c. Reynal Z. s. Rcynal. Mr.. Landen and
Others. who followed in drags and tally-hos. The
route across country 10 point near Ophr Farm.
where the kill occurred. supper at Quaker Ridge
Farm followed the hunt.
William H. Catlin. who spent the summer abroad
has returned to his home in Boston Post Road
Among those who returned TO their winter homes in
New-York last week are Jordan L. Mott, J. H. Vain
wright and r. +. Downing.
Mrs Elizabeth Hslsted. widow OF James d. Hal
eted and mother CT Schoo. Trustee o. NJ. Halsted
died In vlneland. y j.. on Wednesday She was
eighty years old. She was buried in the Rye Union
Cemetery on Friday afternoon Archdeacon Kirkby.
OF Christ Episcopal Church ofciating at the funeral
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
FAIRCIIILD WILL HAVE A. HARD 'on i->'
PLANNING SOME Things.
RUNNING AS AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE AZ
TER PLEpGINo HIS SUPPORT TO "AHD IT
THE coI.Rr DECIDED IN THE LAT

TIE COIRT DECIDED IN THE LAT
TER's FAVOR
Rem 7. Fairchild. at present and for re"
months longer member Of Cong 'ss iio''' wy
vvI,h Dstr,ct Nrw-York will have some DIM
cult explanations to make shouol he '''' e
.rroar before am constituency as an aspirant
for office Many times in the past II" ".'"' "
has assured voters in his distrh6 'nd' ''e ~
purpo.e of the contests carried on i" "'' mann
was TO maintain the regularity OF Ills no''''''"'
and that he would not ':nder any 'ii'u
rrn as an independent candidate VII 'l'V
ing Of October 10 he teleeTaphed to Inc lr'o"".'
Don't mistake my posin99n;i ~ Tor a place upon
the ballot Al any event. remain ar ,ep over
and will support the RepnpHc"'
name may appear theie' . ,oa
few davs later after Governor Morton nao
..uo, on extraordinary session Of the Appellate
Dxs;on of the Supreme Court to near 'he ap
49,, ,ror, Judge Edwards>s adverse decision. MT
Eo,rch,d wrote to a prominent Repubhcah VI
Mount Vernon. whose good services ne - ,,..
ous,v sought that he awaited the ueciso y. ~, ~ na
oy go. ga sboud work for Mr.. Waru Ii 'lie VI.
cision was in his favor. AND now ~, VIZ M an in
pen T Fairchild appears on the tcki. a. ; an ~
denendent candidate, and as YET lie 'i"' own
sign Of dissent o,~oro, organs in the dis
.,n. .Tbe Westminster Globe ana ny s,a ~
yance have now openly indof'eu ms 80 s,,n
as an independent and his foowe I " n,rcu,at
nortors we're actively at work yeS.erSa! ". II
porte.s ,endate that Ward must be beaten AT all
hazards. 49,. ann ha said of him IL
that he is helpless in me ne marty when it
rannnt rule H. The machine VIII NOT SUI ,c,any
49,. even in conjunction with It's la'ii'i'""'
allies n Is not strong enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
AN INJURED MANS IDENTITY

The man who fell Off the grandstand In Madison
Square while viewing the sound money parade Sat
urday afternoon. and was supposed to be Peter W.
Sullivan. recovered consciousness early yesterday
morning In Bellevue Hospital. where he re-
moved after receiving his injuries. Sullivan sus-
tained fracture Of the skull He said yesterday
that his name was John w. Sullivan. not Peter W..
Us at first reported, and that he kept oyster
saloon at Portland. Me- He came to NewYork last
Thursday. The doctors say he may recover.
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WAITS GOING On TO-DAY.

Autumn reception. metropolitan M"Se'"
to p. IN. ,,.,,,,or Hall
Ncw-Yor, Academy OF Sciences. iia'"'''o' ''
Columbia University, y. m
Park Board. Arsenal afternoon
-. x or ,potion for the Lazarus Scholar
ship. ,so s,ar NJ
Meeting Of NIL former members OF "o'' ~
Roosevelt Hospital. $50 r. M
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carcature of Mr. Furniss on the wal OF 'n IRA
OF himself just beow dhs on Then
Whicn rroiss signed hIs name below 1t; lie W.
much interested in the work Of the members u Wv
ruh which atorn the walls or the Io'"''
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4 P4LLy on UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.

Mckinley and Hobart rally will be held on
University Heights this afternoon nj o'clock at
which Chancellor MacCracken of the University
will pr, side Speeches will 30 made by Mayor
strong General Daniel r.. Sckles. ex-Judge Ernest
Hall and Park Commissioner Samuel Mcmillan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-02
HARRY rURNIsS AT ILLUSTRA TORS CLUB

The organization OF young artists In this city
known as the Illustrators Club. last night gave
the second OF a series OF smokers at the clubrooms
No % Sixth-ave. The guest Of the evening was
the carcaturist OF London Punch" Harry Fur
Mss who entertained his hosts In his characteristic
way. One Of the members OF the club drew .
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GUESTS AT THE
AIREMAELE.

- " -
Mrs. +. u. &. MAJ. Wash
ingtOn. o.
Mrs. II. il. Lowell. j''' n al
lucky.
IL : Rodgers. Kentucky.
II. Geriach. Hamburg.
X. Witzell. Hamburg:
Il. II. Ferguson. stockholm.
Miss Ferguson. Stockholm.
r. :. Maifitt. 81. LOUIS.
NJ. Baeley. Chicago.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
The Rev. W. Graham &
family. Boston.
II. J. Campbell e. wife. 81
Paul. MINI.
G. :. Lingle & wife. f',ts
burg ,
J. ]. connell e. wife. Rich
s. r. Boyd l. wife. Phila lei
phia. o.
W: 6. Earle & wife st.
Louis.
+. A. Ives s. wife, Cheshire
Conn.
W F. Van Deventer d wife
Clinton. y. J.
X. II. Heimsireet IL ~i'c'
Cincinnati. 49,.
+. J. Hastian a. wife. Knox
vile, Tenn.
J.. ". Norton & wife. Bal
;imOre.
G. X. Lombard & family
Augusta. Ga.
BUCKINGHAM.
-. l.. Falrchild g. wife. PEI;
ham. y. Y.
G. Massa & family. Haytl.
J.. IL. Severance. New York
{. f. Os,randcr " wife
Nrw-iork.
A. Hague q wife, Wash'ag
ton.
J. Gates, Phili'lr'Ihit.
T. X. Gibts ~ wife. New
York.
GRAND.
W. Burdick. Orange. y J.
T.. VI. Pennock. Orange
n. j.
II. B. Bell. New-York.
q. Wilson. Blnghamto3
y. Y.
r. r. Osgood. Lincoln. Neb
J. y. Macdonald. B.nghim
ton. y. Y.
a. :. Burton. Asbury Park
y. j.
a. G.. Holt. New-Haren
+. ]. Lawton. Ecw-Hav,n
Conn.
b. c. Van Dyke. Arlington
y. j.
GILSEY.
Mrs. A. Foster. Chicago.
c. Darrell q wife. Bal;i
more.
w. r. Sweatnam. New-York
+. 5. Thompson. l.. ;. Navy
Miss NJ. II. Darrell. IVES
Indies.
w. J. Lockwood. Paterson
y. J.
NJ. J. Smith. Philadelphia.
w. II. Downing. Lovelock
New.
HOLLAND.
Captain A. II. Lee. Londcn
II. Wick. Youngstown. y. Y
Il. A. Bennet. Boston.
q. II. Fennell. chislshure.
Eng.
Mis-. ]. Rosenbaum. Chicago
Miss NJ. Yondorf. Chicago.