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ihE CALIFORNIA IRRIGATION CASES.

ioS BY THE SUPREME COURT EXPECTED
oN-iMPoRTANT INTERESTS INVOLVED
"A. c-,,s'on, May ~ (SpeciaD.-It Is possible that
"A. 'ornia Irrigation cases will be decided by
g. lifted states Supreme Court on Monday, al
sn Tue Court may decide to postpone the deci-
si- si~urned most remarkable interest is being
.h.. "a 'his decision. The involve in all
d., Nt""'O worth Of bonds issued by number
y, sa"on companies in California The test case
sr,,u aru In January. and that OF Tregea
Ro- 'ne Modesto Irrigation District. Judge
po,. " ene Southern District Of California. pro-
IT, ~ all the irrigation bonds unconstitutional
ana a'e OF California appealed from the decision
sum-. "sned an array OF prominent lawyers in
esnt VI the appeal among whom ex-Presi-
Ro.. "'am'n Harrison. The decision OF Judge
ton hs severe blow to the value Of the irrtga-
sh.n ,s' which fell rapidly in the markets. Since
hay. N.Y.. mas been reaction. although the bonds
h ths yet reached the point they originally held
r ne stock markets.
tesuh As oeen great deal of gambling on the
from ,s,1 W what was supposed to be private tip
6tats. q. s''y and on the theory that the United
Judre pp'eme Court would reverse the decision Of
o. the horss There has been a number OF purchases
Aderableaen ans. AZ discount, which has given con-
sseeka Mostuvity to them during the last four
Sastsn peosS OF the purchases have been made by
Syofsble dssssiraole amount, hoping TO realize by
ma - sSMssstood that the Court found itself greatly
IL ~" u began to take vote on what the
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

William II. James, ex-Chief OF the North Shore
Fire Department and member Of Wyandotte
Hook and Ladder Company No s. died yesterday
afternoon at the s. r. Smith Infrmary. New
Brighton. from injuries sustained at a fire In Elm
Park on Monday afternoon.
James was the top Of the ladder to the burning
building when the chimney suddenly collapsed. He
was thrown to the ground and the bricks fell on
him. crushing his head and body He was thirty
nve wears old and was In the OIL business. He
,,vsI on Broadway West New-Brighton. He leaves
a wife and family: He was member OF the BSars s,r
of Fire Representatives OF the North SHORE, wnicn
will take charge Of the funeral
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
LIQUOR DEALERS PROTEST.
THEY DENoUNCE Mr.. SCOTS OPINION ON
crr-Rs AND THE LIQUOR LAW

The LIQUOR Dealers Association held a ionS meet
,np IN Terrace Garden. Fifty-eighth-st' yesterday
o,,ernoon at which the opinion recently gwen py
Cornoration Counsel Scott on the rights o' cnt" 10
sell or distribute liquor 10 their members 'n"'o III
80 aa, ar,ou,t Of criticism. The meeting as
,,s,oi uas behind closed doors. II was decided TO
ho,d a meeting OF the Excise Committee on friay
r..,roon at the Office OF the counsel FOR The aSsoc
- Erlend House & Grossinan, when some pos
Az ,,lan OF action will be mapped out with the ad-
vice OF the attorneys 80, ...o,,,,,o, sat1 thu,
Frank Rinn president OF the aSsoci1toni 1i VIZ, III,
a,ht,a Gould surely be done TO test the lcgdIlty
- Wr scot;'s opinion. I'VE are not likely. he SAID
%. w ,no Tho matter into the courts ourselves. bu
10 ~, ure ,d the proper authorities as much az We
can TO have the matter finally ana tnIy pass snI
poh IN t,s,ice II we I'D. there would be "A hooi o.
so.called clubs whose sole idea would be TO sen sd
,he regular dealers, who pay our sSo year would
he left in the cold.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
BOND SALE INVESTIGATORS NAMED.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE INQUIRY PLACED II
DEMOCRATIC HANDS.

DEMOCRATIC HANDS.
Washington. May ~ (SpeciaD-In accordance with
the decision reached Saturday by the Republican
members OF the Finance Committee Chairman Nor
ri to-day appointed subcommittee TO conduct
the bond-sale investigation. composed OF three Dem
ocrats. Meesrs. Harris. Vest and Walthal: one Popu
list. Mr.. Jones' Of Nevada and Republican. Mr.
Patt. OF Connecticut. Responsibility for the man
agement Of tho proposed inquiry into the alleged
scandals OF the recent bond sales is thus thrown
directly upon the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS combination
In the Senate which controls the legislative
policy Of the delberative branch and which has
been most active and bitter In denuncaton alike OF
the tariff policy OF the Republican minority in the
Senate and OF the financial policy OF the Admins
tration. Mr. Harris will he chairman OF the sub
committee, which will probably begin its labors
within few days.
At the committee meeting to-day letter from
Secretary Carlisle was read in which he said that he
was willing furnish to the committee any nfor-
nation at his command The chairman author
lied TO request the Secretary supply statement
should be required he would be asked appear
personally Nothing said definitely about the
date for beginning the inquiry. the understanding
being that this would necessarily depend the time
taken by Mr.. Carlisle in preparing his statement
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
CROPS SUFFERING FOR RAIN.
THE SEASON UNUSUALLY DRY IN THIS PART OF
THE COUNTRY,

THE SEASON UNUSUALLY DRY IN THIS PART OF
THE COUNTRY,
Washington, May 12-The Weather Bureau crop
bulletin for the week ended yesterday gives the
following the crop conditions IN various localities
ew-England-Grass grows slowly and most gar
den and field crops at standst for want Of rain;
fruit. except peaches. giving full blossom.
New-York--Grass and grains need rain badly:
small fruits In central counties badly winter
killed. apples blooming full and potato
planting well advanced; pasturage good, except In
extreme
New-Jersey-Eary vegetation has made little
progress owing 10 continued cool nights during
greater portion OF week and insufficient rainfall
frost near seacoast morning of Sth did some In
jury TO early potatoes and Strawberries; all vegeta-
ton needs soaking rain
PennsylvaniaNMos crops doing well. but need
rain; many injured wheat fields in oats; to-
bacco plants doing fairly well: early coming up;
fruit and truck prospects excellent.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
THE RAINES LAW AND CLUBS.

MAGISTRATE CORNELL SAYS THEY sho'iD De
sUBJEa,T TO ITS PROVISIONS
Magistrate Cornell, in Yorkville Court. YESTERDAY.
said regarding the Raires law ana c'ups' 40 "o'
agree with tho opinion OF Corpor"''o' 30 49,
"s ,,s are not subject 20 the provisions OF the
ya,nos ,aw To my mind the question OF Inc bona-
"A. character OF the club Is mma'erial MY opinion
Is tina, every club that supplies liquor to members
n, outsiders friends OF members. should hold
nquor tax certificate.
This was naid IN the case OF James b"chIey' VIM
conducts what is known AZ tho Deiehue' ''"'' "
Forty-ninth-st. and Seventh-ave
Thomas c. Fennell represented that the ciuo mao
been duly incorporated and was only In the exercse
Of lis legitimate functions when II served lquor hid
beer 10 Policeman Remington on SUNDAY ne s.oa a
further that the club had been organized iof '"'eo
years -, ,.,o,aa,t ard told
Magistrate Cornell paroled the deiehodh' anu 'o''
the lawyer TO submit a bref
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decision should be- and being unable to reach any
conclusion, postponed the decision from time to
time In the hope that In view of the interest ana
importance of the case to California unanimous
decision might be reached The present judgment
OF well-nformed persons is that the Court will con-
tinue TO find itself divided although there will be
majority opinion side OF the case. AS the
only be decided one way the Guessers
have everything their own way until the decision
has been announced
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Paris. May l2-The Figaro" commenting upon
the attitude Of the United States in relation TO the
rebellion IN Cuba says:
The conduct OF the United States throughout
-, ,,a- 4, C,ha deserves 10 be severely condemned
EUROPE cannot remain indifferent to such policy
sor N the Monroe Doctrine allows America TO drive
IN. snaniar,ls out Of Cuba Il also allows her -
drive The English and French out OF the Antilles,
and perhaps tha, is the United states Government
nj m
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PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK.
Continued from First Page.

Cuban hibuster Competitor but he added, II he had
become a naturalIzed citizen OF the United states ne
had lost his title to British nationality. -,
The British Charge d'Anaires liz MADRID, ne auIeh,
had telegraphed that the Spanish Government nau
ordered the suspension OF the sentences of the COM
petor prisoners and had also ordered that the
papers relating TO the be sent to the nome GoV-
ernment for full examination
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
MORE A1LEGEp COMPETITOR VICTIMS.

uavana May l2-The steamer Triton. from Bahia
Honda which has arrived here, brought TWO prs
oners who are alleged 70 have beer on board the
ni,hus,ering schooner Competitor. but managed 70
reach the shore when the schooner was attacked Dy
the grinboat Mesagera. ~ ,A. ,.h
The prisoners were captured during nght WIN
, marty OF gucrrilleros. one OF them IL said 70 De
an American and the other a Frenchman Iney
have been sent 70 the Cabanas Fortress ana oruers
have been issued for their trial By a marine court
al m
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
A NEW TURKISH MINISTER CHOSEN.

MUsrAFA TACHsIN BEY TO REPRESENT THE
PORTE IN WASHINGTON
Washington May l2-The State Department re-
ca,ved dspatch to-day from John W. Riddle,
United States Charge dAffaires in Constantinople,
announcing that Mustafa Tachs!n Bey. principal $
sistant In the Turkish Foreign ONCE mad peeh au-
pointed Minister TO the United states , H.,
II Is said that the recall OF Mavroyen Bey Is que
TO the dspleasure felt by mis- Government al the
passage of the Armenian resolutions by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
T.. &. DAVIS, JR., DROWNED.

FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
Cumberland. Md. May l2.-Word has Just reached
here OF the drowning OF II. q. Davis. Jr.. eldest
son OF ex Senator Henry @. Davis. OF west VIZ
,rin 20 South Africa. and was lost overheard
from the steamer Muskesenton.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
No HOPE FOR MRS. MAVERICK.

THE HOME OFFICE REFUSES TO HAVE ANYTHING
TO DO WITH HER CASE.
London, May l2.-Sr Matthew White Rldiey' Home
Secretary replying to inquiry by c. B. Clark,
,ro-,her for caithness said that the Home Office
fused to reopen the OF the convicted murderess
Florence Maybrick, or 10 appoint commission Oh
Inquiry into the alleged new phases thereof
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.

az Superior Wis., in the latter part Of July ana
viii be closed in that month and the early part OF
August. III, ..,,,ou,
end the recevershp, over which there was recently
contest In the courts, and the result OF the sale
will he the organization OF a company to control
the Northern Pacific road.
Among the lawyers who have prougnt tnis aoous
are Herbert B. Turner Francis Lynde Stetson and
William Nelson Cromwell
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
THE SPANISH CONSUI-GENERALS CALL.

Arturo Raldasano the Spanish Consul-Ceneral'
called upon Collector Kibrcth at the custom house
vosterday 10 complain about the departure from
this port Of the steamship lbiurada with aTHs anu
Endorsements FOR the Cuban Insurgents. -,
visi, was a good deal Ike the dogs pursuit OF an
cxpress tran-lt wouldn't have done MIN any gool
no hal caught the train.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
d. G. II. ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual election Of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company held yesterday. The only
change In the board OF directors the selection
OF John Jacob Asor in place OF John A. Stewart
who declined to be candidate for reelection.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
.opnrprn TO WATCH FOR THE LAURADA

Washington. May l2.-Instructions were sent oy
telegraph to-day TO collectors OF customs along the
Atlantic coast 10 look ont for the steamer l-aurada
supnosed to be engaged In nliSustering expedition
IN cuba anl II she is found 10 be violating the
nei,raliiv laws TO seize her. These instructions
w.re sen. on Information filed at the state DepIrt-
men; by the Spanish Minister
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. May l2-Ciovernor Morton has appointed
John d. Stivers. OF Mddletown, a trustee OF the
Middletown State homeopathic Hospital to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF James G. Graham
ana has reappolnted Miss Alice +. SANFORD. or
Sing sing to the Board of Managers or the REFORM
atorv for Women In Bedford. Westchester County.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SIR JOHN PENDER. NJ. p. RESIGNS.

London, May 12.-Sir John Pender. NJ +. for the
Wick District Scotland. and one OF the leading pro-
,oters of enterprises of ocean teegraphy particu-
larly the original Atlantic cable. has resigned his
seat in Parliament owing to the condition Of OF MS rs
health He has been III since last January, wnet ne
was stricken with paralysis OF the brain. and is now
paralyzed and speechless lie IS seventy-eght years
nf a
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

London May l2.-"The Standard" will tomorrow
publish a dispatch from its Madrid correspondent
saying that Spain and the United States nave ar
rived at an amicablc understanding regarding the
mon captured on tho Competitor The prisoners
will be tried again. this time by civil court under
the provisions OF the existing treaties between the
countries.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SEVERE FIGHTING WOULD RESULT.
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN If THE REBELS ATTEMPT

TO FORCE THE TROCfTA. ACCORDING
TO THE TINES" OF LONDON.
Iondon NAV i2-"The Timess" correspondent at
Havana telcgraphs that he has carefully examined
the trocha the fortified line. from Marei TO Ma
lana and declares 1t to be a good position that IS
strongly held. He adds that any attempt py the
rheI n force the line will result In severe hghting
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
CHOLERA ALEXANDRIA.

Alexandria, Egypt. May l2-There were twenty
eight new cases OF cholera in this city yesterday
and twenty-two deaths from the disease.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
CHESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

c. r. 8. Rasey. Carthage.
n. Y.
= IF. Cummings. Rochester.
HOFFMAN.
w. G. Oates. Montgomery.
, II. J. Halle. Cleveland.
A. !. Katz. Rochester.
= W. i. Turner. Baltimore.
J. II. philips. New Haven.
- -. VI. Dickinson. Detroit.
4. l.. Burrage. Boston.
p +. y. Jarvis. Buffalo.
/ HOLLAND.
W. Leland. jr.. New York.
q. Armour. Princeton.
&. 8. Wright. Pittsburg.
T. A. Hilies. Wilmington.
f.. n. George. Minneapolis.
!. a. Kohn. Chicago.
W. A. Fisher. Baltimore.
". II. Kimball. Syracuse.
MARLBOROUGH.
VI. r. bingham. Rom-. NY.
A. s. VI. Chisholm. Bcnning-
ton.
T. !. Lovett. wife & son.
Chicago.
= l.. W. Tuzemell & family.
Norfolk. Va.
A. c. Haskell. Columbia,
". s. Rode. Kingston. NY.
}. o. u. Hall. wife q son.
r. Kansas City.
NORMANDIE.
r. n. y. Knight. Providence.
g. @. Able. Providence.
Mr.. T. Il. Peisse. Hartford.
(. Miss NJ. NJ. peisse. Hart
ford.
+ @. II. Church. New-York.
Mrs. w. II. Hall. Perth
Amboy.
II. -. Bradburn & wife.
;. Holyoke. Mass.
= PARK AVENUE.
B. Wey. Catsklll.
l. y. I. Brown. Baltimore.
A. Menage. Providence.
Y. Manville. Waterbury.
c. II. Nelson & wife. Phila-
: delphia.
G. II. Weherly. Troy.
- II. G. Hand & wife. Homes
dale. Penn.
T. r. :. W Clark. Plattsburg.
| ST. JAMES.
T. l.. Pond & wife. Boston.
+. c. HOlbrOok. New York
s. b. Jameson. Tranquility.
y. J.
Colonel d. n. IArned. U.
$. A.
c. :. Roblrson. Florida.
:. Miss A. J. Gourley. Boston.
il. a. Gourley. Boston.
STURTEvANT.
7. X. Freeman. Chicago.
\. :. Rowe. Boston.
!. w. A. Alnsworth. Provi-
II dence.
A. q. Hancock. Chicago.
F NJ. Crook. Baltimore.
II. l.; Kelly. Manchester.
>. y. II.
J. A. Henry. Joliet.
:. a. Isaacs. Kingston.
?. Jamaica.
J. WESTMINSTER.
VI. l.. Hcll. Sidney. Ohio.
II. II. Wilcox Il wife, Mid
dletown. n. Y.
X. W. Slauson. Middletown.
y. Y.
w. Brown. Chicago.
n. Is. Bulb. Williamsport.
Penn.
c. f.. Fritts. wife & child.
Hudson.
W. II. Boyns. Grand Rapids.
G. c. Mates. Scranton.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Among the specially season
able goods for gifts are,
DOultOn Cracker and Tobacco
Jars with Silver Covers,
Claret Cup Jugs glass and
silver with mixers, ROOk-
wood WhiSkey Jugs with
silver shoppers, Brandy and
Soda Glasses in silver
frames, etc.
THEODORE B. STARR,
206 Fifth Ave.,
Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
GLASS HOUSES IN IMMINENT DANGER.

Washington Correspondence Of The Chicago Times
Herald.
Senator Hill in his speech yesterday referred to
Senator Quay as THE recent candidate for Presir
dent" The Senator from New;York is very un-
kind" retorted Quay II should think fellow-f feel.
ing would keep him from making such remarks g.
that"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
HONORING swEDEN's LIBERAToR.
THE 4ooTI ANNIVERSARY OF. THE BIRTH OF GUS
TAVIS vAsA CELEBRATED

Stockholm. May 12-The entire Kingdom OF Sweden
IS engaged to-day In enthusiastically celebrating the
iOO,h anniversary Of the birth OF Gustavus .asa
King OF Sweden and the liberator OF Sweden rom ON
Nav l2 1896 and was grandfather OF King Ciustavus
Alolphus the hero OF the great battle or Lelpsc'
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

London, May 12-"The Standard VIII to-ihorro"
say It is rumored that Colonial Secretary Chamoer-
lain has expostuated with President krger for de-
,av,no tho announcement OF the sentences that Will
finally be imposed upon the convicted members or
the johannesburg Reform Committee. -
"The Telegraph" will publish a dspatch from
Pretoria saying that the wife Of President kruger
g seriously ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

sees tf'ff- lf
nathan
WukcheS : = -.'''''
Made by theAmerican
Waltham Watch
Company are the
best and most reliable
timekeepers made
in this or any other
country.
Ask to see the name "Rluer.
side" CT "Royal" engraved
ON the plates, and always the
wWd" Waltham. ,;
For sale by retail jewelers..
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SIR JAcoBUs DE WET on SICK LEAVE.

London May FIN the House Of Commons TO-
day Mr. Chamberlain. Secretary OF state FOR the
Colonies announced that a leave Of absence for the
benefit of his health had been granted Sir Jacobus A
De Wet British Diplomatic Agent at Pretoria, capt.
Al nf the TranSXaal.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Last Spring Tour to Washington via Pennsylvania
pf, Nav ID Rate from New-York. covering all neces-
sary expenses. NI %. Apply Tourist Ag't llS B'way
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
4 NETWORK CITY BILL MIsLAID.

Albany, May Fit was learned to-day that Dill
Of Assemblyman Murphy. which was regularly
nassed and approved by the Mayor OF New-York
CITY had not been sent to the Governor 1t
was received from the Mayor on April go and in
the closing rush OF the session 1t was lost The
mistake was noticed to-day by an Assembly cierk
and the bill was sent the Governor. 1t enables
the New-York Common Council 10 allow the con-
struction of stands under elevated railroad stair
wavs FOR the sale Of newspapers and periodicals.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
AIBEMARLE-

Mrs. J. c. Flood. San Fran
cisco.
Miss Flood. san Francisco.
r. ". BOX. Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cauldwell. southamp
ton. l.. /.
G p. Townsend & wife
Maryland.
Mrs. y. II. Bishop. LAX
George
II. l.. Higginsoa & wife
Boston. r
J. Bushnell & VIE ram
field. IN
BARTHOLDI.
G. 7. Stewart & wife. Phil
adelphla.
II. Reinhardt. Milwaukee.
NJ. 7. Frame. Jersey Ci:y.
senator J. Smith. NewarE.
J. Caramitjana. city.
A. Linz. Alleniown. Penn.
j.. Campbell Il wife. Phila
delphia.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
Il. Bremen, Baltimore.
=. Robinson " wife. Nash'
VILE.
". Ellison. Richmond.
f. T.. Blakeley. Montpelier
VI.
c. c. Byers. Ravenna. Ohio
&. Durland g. wife. Homes
dale Penn.
W. I'M. Chicago.
Captain J. Blair. Gibraltar
BRUNSWICK.
T.. Z. Swift & wife. Norfolk
Miss ss''n. +. Wilson. Philadel.
u NJ. Randall. Passaic.
E l.. Ham. Boston.
p II. Guncke!. Minneapolis
II e. Becklee. Philadelphia
II. G. Becklee. jr.' Phiiadei
G. d. Roberts. philadelphia
EVERETT.
W. NJ. Laren. London.
c. II. Dalton & wife. Port
land Ne
Mrs W. Underhill. New
York ,rA
n is Park g. wife. Springfield
+. Devine. Philadelphia.
p King. Newport.
d. Peck, Lewiston. Me.
GILSEy.
s. Tate & wife. Memphis.
r Gilbert. Troy.
/ I. Anderson * wife
Washington.
r = lanes, clinton. Iowa.
". II. Morrison. Baltimore.
r G. Ellis. Schenectady.
= H. Loose. Maryland.
Mrs. 9. u. Loose. Maryland
Mrs W. y. Wright. Monti'
cello. n. !.
GRAND.
C. +. Taylor. schroon Lake
y. Y.
G. w. Miller. Syracuse.
r. Brown. Penn Yam. y. Y
G. l.. Mahoney. Philadel'
phia.
A Wright. Montreal.
G. W. Hyde. Chicago.
r. ". Edmunds. Troy.
A. rockingham. Scranton.
ID. Iefingwe,l. New-liaven.
GRAND UNION.
T. Cunningham. Montreal.
q. {. Rode, Christiana.
W. S. Ryan. Boston.
c. w. Cartwright. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

At the meeting OF the New-York Newsdeaers and
stationers Protective Benevolent Association. held
at No $ Union Square last evening" President 7. f.
Martin read a letter from Colonel Ashley W. Cole
private secretary TO Governor Morton stating that
the Governor had received and would give due
consideration TO a memorial from the association
asking him sign Assembly bill No Ga which
authorzes the Board Of Aldermen to permit the sale
of newspapers and stationery on stands underneath
The stairs of the elevated railroad stations.
Mr. Martin also reported that the net proceeds
~ tho entertainment for the benefit OF the benevo-
ient fund OF the association which was given at
paimer's Theatre last Sunday night. would be
hnn 81 COO
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
HAS CHAMBERLAIN EXPOSTULATEDT

KRUGER Is SAID TO BE BLAMED FOR DELAYING
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SENTENCES
OF THE UITLANDERS.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

The Treasury gold reserve at the close OF business
to-day stood at sli5.s5.H5 The days withdra"ais
amounted 10 1910
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

II. n. Knight. Providence.
g. O.. Able. Providence.
Mr.. T. Il. PeIsse. Hartford.
Miss NJ. NJ. peisse. Hart
ford.
@. II. Church. New-York.
Mrs. W. II. Hall. Perth
Amboy.
IT. -. Bradburn & wife.
IIolyOke. Mass.
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