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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Northwestern pen
sions were granted as follows:
Minnesota Original: Dwight Stillman,
Bemidji, $40. Widow: Anna Grinage,
Minneapolis So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Felix j. Mcmahon,
Lewis Connolly, Soldiers Groves, S. to $40.
Increase: Halvors o. Halvorson, Stevens
Point. IS to $40; William NJ. Green, De-
soto, Sc to So; Jacob P. Fulmer, Pyrds
Creek, Sc to $40; Edwin D. Hall, Baraboo,
Sc to S. Original, widow: Julia L. Park
err. Plainfield, IS; Elizabeth F. Turner,
Hilbourn, So. Mexican war widows: Dora
Thompson, Milwaukee, So.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

s2o-yard dash, running high jump and broad
Jump; second in 120-yard hurdle race, and
third in 22O-yard hurdle race
woodbridge Avery was second-score ,1c-
winning first in 220-yard hurdle, second in
440-yard dash, 220-yard dash, and running
high Jump; third In 1O0-yard dish and 100
yard hurdle
The third rank was attained by Claude
Kimball, who won first in the three bicycle
events.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
TrOtter Sold.

NEW YORK, May 6-The famous trotsing
mare, Alix, who holds the worlds record at
z:o1t mas pgei froan o oy Iaytes OF
Red Oak, 10. The purchaser is a prominent
horse breeder, and it is believed that Alix will
be used as a brood mare and bred to Sable
Wilkes
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The Osceolas and the Champions will cross
bats this afternoon at Lincoln and St. AL
bans street Carr and Walsh will probably
be the battery Of the Osceolas and Gehring
and Salvus will be in the points for the
ChamDionS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

perfume single to bring him in. A
double play followed on Hollingsworth's
grounder to Shugart. Shugart fumbled
when Fisher hit, but Hagerman went
out on fly to Preston, the center
fielder just getting into the game at
the eleventh hour. The score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
New Golf Club at work.

The new golf links in Bryn Mawr, Min1e-
apolis, will be open today. professional
has been secured to be in readiness TO
give lessons and supply everything in tie
way of clubs balls and implements. The
200 membership limit has been attained, and
the club begins with fiourishing prospects.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
ROCK THAT WRECKED BRYAN
1e TO 1 PROVES HIS OMAHA
CONSTITUENTS DOWNFALL

Chicago Platform Score Made In the
st. Pnul-Omaha Game Yesterday
-Fricken Had the Nebraskans
Puzzled - Some Hair-RaisinS
Scores Made In Minneapolis and
DetrOit-WOn by One Run.
Vt. Paul I6, Omaha i.
Minneapolis z, Kansas City u.
Detroit 8, Milwaukee z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
(,zz : MA
On EAR

Isuffered from Eczema on the right ear. I
could hardly keep my hands off it, the itching
was so severe. Small bubbles would open,
emitting watery-like substance, apparently
poisonous. One of the leading doctors here
treated me, and applied the usual physicians
remedies without benefit. My brother rec
commended that try CUTIcURA. The first
application s0as soothing, and before the box
was half gone the disease had disappeared.
81. c. BARNET, 614 Race St., Cinn., o.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR EVERY KIND OF Eo-
gRHA, WITH Loss OF HAIR Warm baths with Curl.
3oAP gentle anoiuiings with CUricusA, purest Of
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Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRuo AND CHEM
CnRP. Sole Props, Boston. bow to Cure Eczema free
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
Brigadier Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The senate today
confirmed these nominations: Col. Charles P.
Eagan, assistant commissary general, to be
brigadier general. Also number Of naval
cadets recently appointed in the navy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
WASHINGTON May 6.-Senator' Nelson is
working on an amended bankruptcy bill and
thinks there is yet some show Of legisla n On
that line this session,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
To Drill Cubans.

Special to The St. Paul Globe.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-It IL understood
that Max Rachelmann, of st. Paul. Is to be
accepted as an instructor of Cuban cavalry
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07

GLOBE WANT COLUMNS are increasing
weekly. Every one who has patronized
them find they never, fail to bring good
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Omaha at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Detroit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
Score "a Victory for Carleton.

Score "a Victory for Carleton.
Special to The ST. Paul Globe.
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, May 6.-The first
intercollegiate base ball game of the season
here was played on Carleton college campus
between Carleton and st. Olaf colleges, Garlic
ton winning by a score Of IL to 5.
Cricket Club in the Field.
The Minnesota Cricket club viii start
practicing this afternoon. The grounds at
Kittsondale are in excellent condition, and
it is hoped thare will be large turnout Of
members, and prospective members.
Races Postponed.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-The opening of the
national circuit of bicycle races was postponed
until tomorrow on account of rain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-07
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

1t will take st. Paul several days to get
into the lead In the Western league unless it
will stop raining at indianapolis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
Iun,ber Rate Granted.

Austin, Texas, February 5.--ln approval
of Joint application of the Texas and New
Orleans railway, Sabine and East Texas
railway and Gulf. Colorado and Santa re
Railway companies submitted under no.
2b of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad
company, authority has been grated by
the commission for the adoption Of the toi-
lowing rates. in cents per 100 pounds, Tor
the transportation Of lumber, in oar lShds'
minimum, weight $4,000 pounds per car,
from mills located on the Texas emu new
Orleans railroad and SABINE anu re
Tayas railway to stations on the Sali,
Colorado and Santa Fe railway named;
Marvel. IoIs cents u Allen Farm, Bell
Vile, clay, Crabb. Dukes. Gay an Aoahe'
Kenney, Millhem, Phillips. Qnarry' sotn.
eryille Thompson, Marlborough. 10 rsnif'
prantley plantersvillc. lgM cents; Ante
lone Gap. Lometa. olge, 70 cents i.i'ec-
tive February 2s, 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS.
Dnn's and Bradstrest's Reports on
the Condition Of business.
FEBRUARY BUSINESS IS PHENOMENAL
Volume for the Month Largest IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Demand
for Agricultural implements.

New York February ss.-R. G. Dun q
its issue of tomorrow
Foreign possibilities have much affected
| speculation and caused hesitation in some
large business operations. possibly ac-
counting in part for check in the rapid
advance OF wheat. but industrial produc-
ton continues larger than ever. a few more
works being added to the active list with
decrease in the number OF hands On
strike. and renewed evidence that the vol
ume OF business is larser than in February
OF any previous year. Nor is there any
symptom OF senscless craze. based On ris-
ing prices. The legitimate export and
domestic demand presses closer TO the ca
pacity of works and though there 10 no
heavy advance In any line. and in aa mar
rowness o. profit is ii matter OF complaint,
new business for this duh season Is un-
preceusnted.
Wheat continued its progress upward I'M
I'll Sl.uSSa was reached on Monday, nut
declined SIC later as If there Were feaAs
rnat Sltin would somewhat stop .tner
countries from taking wheat. The sieldlnss
based on foreign possibilities deserve little
notice, but the price has advanced about
luo since spectators last took oecasiol 10
snake oil weak followers aud the oppos-
tunity for reaction was inviting. lnere
Is no abating OF foreign demand. The spot
price of cotton was not Affected.
II is not the season Tor much Improve
ment in textile manufacture, but the cot
ton branch has gained by the closing OF the
strike in one Fall River mill aud By the
addition OF some works Attic South.
The wool manufacture meets many eau
cellations, especially In goods SOLD early
without definite pnce, but is doing more
than ever ut this season, though new busi-
ness in the higher grades of wofsted and
woolens is not particularly ENCOURAGING
Sales or wool are slow, with weakness IN
clothing, amounting to about &c decline
from the highest point, indicating that
mills have at the present abundant stocks.
but some are selling foreign wool In order
10 take supplies of other qualities. In goods
OF medium and low grades the demand
continues large. The silk manufacture
shows remarkable increase during the
last six months having imported raw ma
terial Tar in excess OF consumption In any
previous year and nj a rate 100 per cent
above tho imports in the last census year.
Tho iron manufacture has been medium
for products No finished products nave
changed in price and all are strong. In the
demand TO- bar, a combination has failed
10 advance prices. Some large contracts are
reported especially in ear and bridge
building, ship and structural work, and the
demand for sheets is heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Bradstrects Refers to the Disturb
nncc Caused by Maine Disaster.

N.,y Vorl- y,,hr,o,.,, * - pr,d,, roat, i.
'''" 80 eV'
financial heVie" tomorrow VIII say
Under the influence of the Maine disaster
,ba stocl, narI,et WAS r,so,,,sd a, tho ana
.'..I,.,. ,,,,s,,. ~
Oh lne ias' week liquiuauoh continues on
moderate holdings. on the succeeding day
creating n tiesire to curtail speculative en-
oasoman,. IN "Wednesday IN no t,co n,
- ~
eeaVy puyihe D! isohaon ING market
showed increased weakness and liquidat-
In, tendenoias ana continued this oourse
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
ALLIANCE RUMOR REVIVED
ny the Visit Of Burlington Route
Officials.
NOTHING WAS MADE PUBLIC HERE.
they VIII Make Tour of the Katy
Lines In Texas Hay shore
Dccrce signed.

burlington private car, No. 10, occuried
by Mr.. Howard Elliott, general; Mr.. -.
W. Wakeley. general passenger agent MIS-
souri, lines, and Mr.. l.. j Bricker, ,ray-
cling passenger agent OF the burlington
route, accompanied by Mr.. l. L. Barnard
Of st. Louis, arrived yesterday morning
from New Orleans. and after a short stay
departed for Galveston. The party spent
tne day at the gulf and left there last night
Tor tour of inspection of the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas of Texas.
The presence OF the burlington officials
In this part OF the State revived the ru-
mored alliance between their line ana lie
Katy, published In Tho Post several days
ago The Information came from Wan
street, where it was thought that the guar
antee of Katy,4 per cent bonds would be
the stumbling block in the way OF ala
ance, In as much as the Burlington off,
Gals have always been opposed to the Gre
alton Of gold obligations. There is .ittle
mileage of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
OF Texas, that the Burlington could not
use to an advantage as they now have con-
nections at st. Louis, Kansas City and
Hannibal Mo.
Nothing was divulged here yesterday by
the visitors that would tend to throw any
light ON the rumor, and it Is probable that
nothing will be given out during their stay
in Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
MISSOURI PAcIrIc RuMoRs.
ST. Louis Talk About n Chnnge or
81 So, Offipifls

ST. Louis Talk About Change or
~ Officials.
1t Is extensively rumored in st. Louis
that at the next annual meeting o. the
Missouri Pacific which is on March 8, in
st. Louis, new board OF directors %ill be
selected. and that number OF changes VII,
occur in the official directory. 1t is said
that George Gould desires TO pc relieved
Of the presidency of thu road and wants
S. IL, H. Clark to succeed him.
The same rumor also has it that Vice
President Warner will retire also, ana that
he will be succeeded by General Manager
Doddridge. II this proves true, then, IL is
stated, H. G. Clark, general superintenl-
ent,will succeed Doddridge and j. G. Vent
worth, superintendent Of car service, will
take the general SUPPLEMENTARY.
The st. Louis Republic says about the
rumors:
These rumored changes are being dis
cussed openly among high railway officials
and We're the subject of much comment en-
the floor of the Merchants Exchange yes
terday However, no one in authority viii
talk OF the matter The officials spoken to
concerning the rumor declined TO discuss
ii, stating that they knew nothing of tho
programme of the stockholders or the board
of directors to be selected next mouth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
KLoNDIkE NoNoroLy nnoKEx.

Interstate Commerce Commission
ON the Long and Short Haul Clause.
Washington, February 2o.--The inter-
state commerce committee today issued
an order relieving the United States lines
by suspending the 'lorg and short haul
clause of the act on passenger traffic be-
tween all points on their lines where they
are in competition with the Canadian Pa
cltic railway, ard its connection. hut PRO-
hibited the United States lines from oharg-
ing lower rates than from time 10 time
are made by the Canadian Pacific separate
ly or with connections. This is an addi-
tional order to the suspension of the 18th
and is meant TO cover all passenger traf-
iic between the Atlantic and Pacilic coasts
subject to competition with the Canadian
Dncifip
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
INTO SIGHT.
Nearly Wine ana HALF Mutton

Nearly Nine aud Half Millions
since the First of sentembcr.
New Orleans, February % 4-Secretary He's
teia weekly Now Orleans Cotton Exchange
statement, issued before the close OF busi-
ness today, shown on instense IN the moye-
mert into sight, compared With the seven
days ending this date last ycnr. IN ruuni ls-
ures OF 11.t0o bales, an increase over the same
days year before last of $1,000 and over the
same time In 1895 of 5hGoo. For the twenty
Ave days Of February the total shows an In
crease over last year OF ahi00 an increase
oyer the snIno period year before last o. 3S2 900
and ever 1895 of 10000. For the Is days of
the season that have elapsed the aggregate Ia
ahead OF the I7s days Of last year 10000.
ahead of the same days year before last Sab
QUO aud Of 1895 by az. 900
The amount drought into sight during tho
past week has been 1892 bales, against 1872
100 for the seven days ending this date last
year, ilS,27i yenr-before last and i2b,llf tho
same time In 1885, for the twenty iive days Of
February II has been 7S0,slT. against 4&,6lB
last year, 72sl7l year before last and tSI,esl
the same time In 1895 These make the total
movement for tho lTs daya from September
10 date 9.4ls.244, against Thl0Ib last year,
so? go year before last and 1893 75l the same
time iu lS9b
The movement since September shows re-
cri3is at all ports OF 7,362.Sso against $3.50, 80
last year A. as 2io yenr before last and 6.7is,-
tgi samc time In lSe5; overland acrass Ne
Mi=Alsgppi Ohio aud Potomac rivers to
Nofthern mills and Canada, oai ,676, againhl
7I2sEO last year. 654 1877 year before last and
sSGauS The same time In 1895; interior stocks
IN oxcass OF tiose held at the close 81 the
commercial year, l32.202 against ~. l93 last
yonr :dQ g57 year before last and 81 o65 inc
same n.le In 1895; Southern mill takinBs OK
clusiye OF consumption at Southern outports.
GGf gSi, against 632 is6 Inst year, $50 $50 year
before last aud b23 SIS the same iime Ia lkse
Foreign exports for the week hnyc been
Ii3, ii5 against i32395 last year making inc
total thus far for tho season J32b.ilN nshlnhi
4, 62s, b72 last year. an increase Of ipo,3ii
Northern mill takingB during the past seven
dayy show an Increase nf 1915 as comparei
viii, the corresponding period last year, ana
their total iaklngs since September J hnse
lnoreased iG5. a2e. The total talings OF Amefi-
can mills North South and Canada, thus faf
for tho season have been 12fI,llA. hgninti
97s 90 last year. These include iI3o,l}o ny
Northern spinners, against l,3St,sil,
stocks al the scaboard aud the twenty nine
Ieaflrr southern interior cbptcrs have de-
creased during the week l64;, against DO
crosse during the corresponding period oil last
seapon OF g2 81, and are now Nb,b6s ~ excess
of this date last year.
Il,iuding stocks left over ~ ports and N
terror towns from the last crop and the mum
ber OF bales brought into sight thus iar l9r
Ia. new crop. the supply TO date n s,n@liips'
against 7.s2o,sos for tho same period last year,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
GALvrsrnN srArEMENr.
sHokT rENAs srEcIALs.

CHArPELL HILL Mr.. Ben IT, Small
has donated n lot upon which II IL pro-
posed TO erect u public hall. fund IL
being raised for the building
IAMpAssS. The protracted meeting
which has been conducted here during the
past two weeks by Rev. w. D Wilson,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
assisted by Rev II. l.. Munger, closed
last night. The meeting was very sue
cessful, resulting In tho 6onyersion OF
forty two besides o number Of children,
and also d revival of all the churches al
this place.
WAXAHAClIIB.- T, II, Anderson. dis
triet exalted rnler Of the Elke. has left for
oklahoma city In company with a party
OF BlkB from De4lsou. ll1las and other
Texas towns The Texas Elka viii in-
itiate twenty-five men into the mysteries
Of Elkdom IN the Oklahoma metropolis
DENTON. Wheat Is looking fine and
The stand Is much better than WAS ex.
pceted. The acreage Ia much Increased
over last year. The increase IN some parts,
Il ~ said, being fully % per cent
FoRT WORTH Colonel John +.
Hughes. a wcll known railroad contractor,
hero and Marshall. The thieves wont
through his clothes while in a sleeper and
relieved him OF his valuablca, railroad
pass and 800.
FLoRIsSvlLLE News has lust reached
here that dead Mexican has been found
on the Cibolo river about ten miles east
of here Judging from appearances, IL ~
thought he committed suicide.
JACKsoNV1LLE.-- man Rlying 10,
penard os his name and Houston ~ his
home. while aslse2 fell from d freight
train one leg was m0shed of aud the
other broken. He was taken IN charge by
The county officials
BBuCLAfRr~Farmer arc nearly all
planting corn. but work is delayed until
hoxt week by heavy rain.
LocKH ART. Jack Taylor. With the
I.ockhart Dramatic club. presented THE
Lightning Rod Agent" To fun house
Wednesday night for the benefit OF the
Lockhart band The play Vas well rem
dercd tho entire case doing great credit
TO themselves
DEKToN--Thc children Of the public school
here celebrated Arbor day by planting about
hfty trees on their campus.
ENNIS Mr. u, Marks. who has been 10
business hero for several years has dis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
TESTERS STATEMENTS
IRREGULAR wEEi>IN REP0urs or
SECRETARY HEsrEn.
worlds visible supply SHOWS u ~.
crcasc--Thc lntossight for The
season IL O.tiS..ti.

New Orleans. February eSsecrotnry ncs-
ters statement al the worlds Visible supply
of cotton, made up from special cable ana
telpgraphic advltes, shows n decrease during
the week just closed OF $3.50 bales. against a
deereusc tho same time last year OF ts,isi and
decrease the same timc year before last OF
3tss1.
The total visible Is I,sdT2ii. against ,,.li lse
last week and 3,s2S,S22 Inst year, or this tho
total of American cotton is t.lia.al. against
4,lSa,iot last wools and s,455,o2a last year, and
of all other kinds, including Egyptian, hra-
lillian. india etc. a4S.o0o. against 2ieo0O last
weak and $685. last year,
Tho total world's visible supply OF cotton
shows decrease, compared with last wees.
of i5,es2 bales, and an increase compared With
las, year OF bi3, 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26
Sans
Shoe Store.
ais MAIN STREET.

I -s-g- y ss Il T. y -. . i
posed 81 his merchandise With his family
tr icft Inst night for San Antuuic, where they
viii reside. l.
BR0WNSvfLLE,- Many nf THO Immigrants
disguised With the Mesicnn customs resnla-
tons. have turned back und others have set
tied in this section. a number arc set pre-
pairing to cross.
CuERo--rhe commissioners court nd
iourncd today after u ten days session.
great deal OF business OF routine nature was
TRANSACTED,
SAN DIEGO --Duyal Lodge. No. sis. Knights
OF Pythias gave an initial BAH and supper
az Loyy'a hall MONDAY night, a large crowd
was preHrn;
EpN.ST-'rhe i6stb anniversary OF the birth OF
George Washington WAS appropriately cele-s
hrated by the teachers and pupils OF Edna
High school,
ABILENE bilenr Is preparing for a trest
at tho opera house next Saturday night by
the schubert aymphony dnartottc, Tickets
were nut on sale Monday morning and before
10 o'clock nenrly nli tho reserved acats had
hcen sold Manager Ligon has given Abilene
several excellent entertainments this echsun.
FORT WoRTHs-Patty Nnglc, an lr!ehmaa.,
aged 90, fell OF a ear ~ Anne,ta aud one Of
his legs was cut of He WIS stcnltng n ride
and searching for work.
JoAQuIN-B. scholar has arrested one man
and baa recovered part Of the property re-
Gently stolen FROM his store,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jackson WINS painfully
hurt while at work at the aawmill hore
oAKWOODs--V, j. Lanauvo Of Louise has
purchased the Carter stock OF drugs.
EDNA.-Somq farmers who planted corn
several wecss ago have good stand aad re-
port II doing Well
HuTTo ". u, and f. II Farley shipped
one car OF fat hogs consigned TO tho Hous-
ton Packing company Of Houston.
BARTLETT--'rhn wire gang of tho Postal
telegraph It's hrreat work and viii be In Tay-
lOr by Saturday.
WIIJTNEY-Will Ross was held w four
miles from here aud robbed of Sls by two
men.
siEHMAN-In tho ease OF Harry Jordan
vs.. the Westcfl Union Telegraph company
The jury returned verdict IN favor OF
plaintiff, allowing him damages IN the sum
Of 800, The grounds upon which he asked
damages Mas tho failure on the part 90 the
telegraph company 10 deliver message
sent by him TO his wife notifying her OF
The death OF ber father.
SHINER--A Home Forum lodge waa or
garized here by X !. parAons. solicitor Of
Luling. Texas About twenty members
were enrolled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-26

FIRsT-CI..ss.

Coon, Galveston; Arch A. %rx, New
|,Gus Cochran, New Orleans; John h.
Crockett. S. z. Emanuel, Louisville;
Bryan, Ir.; Bryan, Texas; mad. W.
Petersburg, Va; +. P. jackson, Dali
| H. Baker, Austin; C, NJ. Fonche,
BE, Tenn; Ed Richardson, Detroit,
II. y. Allen and wife. New York; ".
light, New York; W. B. Wise, Cleye-
Mic; James Hicks, Piguo, Ohio; r. T..
Ew Orleans; r. Il. Morxe, New York {,
levy, Chicago, Frank Tech. San An
o. A. Rucker, Atlanta; G.. g. Keeney,
irwin G. Clark. New York; DIR. Min
khsr, Texas; Il. ID. Fisk. Providence.
II B. KEEPER Lancaster, Pa; Alex
Black, Brooklyn, New York; I. A.
Brooklyn. New York; Edward Sells.
u, No., f, y. Murchison, New York;
|Giggs, Richmond, Va; Jay e. Travis.
y; Mrs. Katie Mccall Travis, Chicago;
Nermark and wife. Henderson; Miss
Wittermark, Henderson; +. II. Nye,
10 H. Young, New York; p. =.
New York l.. NJ. Openheimer, Mont
County; j. Il. Britain. city; r.. p.
Fort Worth; A. S. Cogell, Kansas
~ Tenney, Chicago.