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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

Tribune ONCE June II. a. m.-The weather yester-
day was partly cloudy with light showers The tenn
rraure ranged between 81 and 80 degrees the average
2. degress being degrees lower than that OF FRIDAY
and ~ degrees that ~ the corresponding day
" last
Ihs weather 10 dAy will be fair.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

"a at T. for % o F s. PEI f. !f8
MPMRAA a, % FOR s a:ac c 6s ana
Guatemala. per steamer, from New orleans.
via proe .Sr and A ampeo e;ie must
be directed per City Ct we.hiIs;9n1 at p m for
FOR Costa Rica per steamer from New,oIeans; at
wEDNEsDAY-At 10 a. m. FOR Porto Rico. per u 8.
Transport: p m. for cuba via Havana. also Cam
ees for Other parts Of Mexico must Be directed per
seneca ?; m ''sp Dpia i'"o D. M Tor
e. ,os ssss ss5 M5srsss
Islands also ps%eTara per d MsSaS" seI N ar
ana'J; at .. m. for Guantanamo and Santiago do
Cuba per Cientuegos at p m. for Jamaica.
FRIDAY-At 2 p m. for Barbados and Demerara. per
sAruRDAY~At 10 a m. COMPLIMENTARY 1880 a. m,
Tor Fortune Island Jamaica ssyanla and carthssena
d dsS 1 Ha and at santa 9 marha
Havana Cletters must be directed per Msxco'i at
via san Juan venezuela and curacao. also sayanll.
s9d oS''asSf fo9 North 1 p Brsa pei per Horso va
Para. Maranham and cesra.
New-Orleans
"i thence by steamer close at once daily $50
and m sa'arGa Mails FOR nqTslon BY rail 70 Bston
end .hen Mails BY for % % rail- al 'a to Po TAMPA fla
and thence by steamer. close this oice daily except
Sunday. Wednesday and Friday. Mails for cuba ~
rail 10 Miami Fla. and thence by steamer. close AZ
this office every Monday. Tuesday and Saturday q,
1890 a. Uhe connecting closes Tuesday AMI
Saturday,. Mails for Mexico city overland. unless
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer Close ~
this office daily 2:30 n and 2:@ p. m. reg
istered closes m. previous day fRegis'ered
mail closes at D. m. second day before
TRANsPACIFGc MAILS.
Malls for China. Japan and Hawaii. per .. Dorie
from San Francisco close here daily 90 June VIZ
AZ g.3O o. m Mails for China and japan per > =
Empress OF Japan from Vancouver close here daly
up 70 June tl3 at $3.50 ?. Mails for China AMI
Tspan Der $ : Tacoma from Tacoma). close here
daily up to June rs at $50 ?. m Malls for Hawai-.
psr 5 = Australia from San Francisco close here
daily up June ~ at $50 D. m Malls ,9r Aus'ranl
fexcept West Australia Hawaii and Fj lsands. Per
. warrnoo from VaneouveI) close here daily af,er
Iune 10 and up 10 June ia $3.50 .. Mails Tor
the Society Islands. ship Troplc Bird from an
Francisco) close here daily up 10 June f2j at $50
n m Malls for Australia Except those for West Au.
ralia which are forwarded via Europe), New Leaan1.
Hawaii FIN ard Islands per Mnripost
from San Francsco). here daily after June Wy
and up 10 July ~ $50 IN. day of arrival OF
= Campania which will probably arrive July y.
ranspachc malls forwarded 10 port Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing II arranged on the pr
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
tRerstered mail closes at p m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN SOIsoo Gao postmaster
Pos,ofnce. New-York. ~ y. June o. lses
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Washington, June l0-John J. Labor who fell
from the steps OF the Treasury Department on
Thursday. died from his injuries and shock at the
Emergency Hospital to-day.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison ave and 3s,h-s;.. Rev.
RoDERICK TERRY, ID. d.. Pastor.-seryices at II q. N
The Pastor viii preach.
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n cA11AwAY BUYS COUNTRY SEAT.

ACQUIRES TITLE TO VALUABLE PROPERTY FROM
MRS C. r. ROBERT.
R,verhead Long Island. June l0-A deed has
haan nied here covering a large transfer OF Suf-
FOLK County and Manhattan property Mrs. Rob
ert the widow OF Christopher r. Robert. VINO
owned a handsome country seat at Oakdaie' has
,ransferred Il 10 Robert NJ. Galloway, Of Manhat-
tan. The property includes tract az r br ron
Ter Involved about s220V4
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. i55 Worth
st. WILLIAM F. BARNARD. Superintendent.
~ song sunday at $3.50 m. singing by the choir
children Of the institution Public cordially invited
Donations Of clothing and shoes solie.~-~
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CHRIST CHURCH 7ist-st and Boulevard. Rev. Or.
J. sHiPMAN. Rector.-Morning service at III. Even
ing prayer at ) p.
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Spelial Notices.
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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POstOmce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested changes may
any timeD -
Foreign mails ending June II, 1899, VIII
close promptly in all the General Pcsofce as
follows: Parcels Pos, Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown bs,ow
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MARRIED..

grim Church, Canaan. Conn, by the Rev. John DE
Pew. assisted By the Rev g. A. Burnaby. Sara Adam
daughter OF MIS-. Hiram Eddy. Henry Everett Lyles
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure as Indicated by The Trbnnes self
recording baorete The dotted lire shows the empera-
ture recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
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Mrs Thomas II. Howard is at Newport visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs william Post.
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Ms Brockhost Cutting and her son, william
Cutting jr, who were in Newport during May
have arranged 10 sail for Europe on July l. having
rented their cottage. Wee Bush, for the suininel
months They intend 10 return 70 Newport IN '"e
autumn. and pass the winter In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

G.erge Clinton Batcheller has closed his house, al
Nc " West Seventy-second-st ana gone 10 HIS
sumner home at Rangeley Lakes Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

william Ruloff and Henry 5. KIP VINO atfi'eu
from England on Wednesday last. will soon go 10
N Al, s,,r,,or home Ankony at Rhinebeck-on- the
Hudson Tor the season Garrett Bergh KIP VINO ~
sill az Yale will entertain NUMBER OF MS co''eee
friends al Ankony during the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

Miss Grace A. Needing will be married to l.
standsh Holbrook Wednesday June q, al the
home Of her parents Professor and Mrs Charles
W Needing No. 1872 West one -hundred-and-twenty
siXth-sL
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Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore the
Misses Wetmore Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews' MISS
Elsie Clews Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McCreery MrS'
Richard T. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs arthur 4,
Kemp have arrived al their Newport villas Ior tne
season. Mrs. Kemp has as her-Buest Mrs clarence
H. Mackay.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY-At a. m. for Europe. per s. 'Lahn VIA
Cerbourg Southampton and Bremen Qeters for ireland
must be directed per Lahn').
WEpNESDAY-At a. m Complementary a. M Tor
Europe per 'St Louis, via Southampton dettere
ireland be drected per ST Louis ,: at
m. (supplemen AIRY 1919 a. M FOR Europe, Q.
'Teutonc. via Queenstown; at 1880 m. for Belgium
direct per Friesland. via Antwerp 0etters must
be directed per Friesiand'l.
THURsDAY-At a; n. for Europe per : 3 'Augusts
Victoria. VIA Cterbou,g Southampton ard Hamburg;
at n. m. for Se;heiandS direct. per 5. Edam, via
Amsterdam letters be directed per Edam. }.
sATURDAY--At $50 a. m. for France, swtzeriani,
Italy Spain Portugal, Turkey. Egypt and British
India. per 5. la Tcg ane, via Havre 0etters Tor
Tcuraine ,; $50 a. for Europe. per 5. 'am-
pania via Queenstown etteys for France. Switzerland,
Italy spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and British India
must be directed per Campania'); az a. m FOR
Netherlands direct per Amsterdam, via Rotter-
dam Getters be directed per Amsterdam'); az
10 a. m for Scotland direct per s. Furnessia, Via
Glasgow detters must be directed per Furnessa'D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.--German steamers sailing
on take Printed Matter. etc. for Germany.
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter, etc. for other
parts Of Europe American and White star steamers
Wednesdays. German steamers Thursdays. ana
Cunard. French and German steamers on saturdays
Printed Matter. etc, FOR all countries for which
they advertised 10 carry mail
After the closing Of the Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
Mails above additional supplementary mails are
opened on piers Of the American. English. French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamr
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Mss Jessie Kenyon Myers. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs John G. Myers OF Albany. whose engagement
TO Major George p Hilton Of the 10th Battalion
was announced a few days ago, is sister OF Mrs
Henry King Sturdie whose husband Is "A colonel IN
The BRUSH Army.
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IN Europe. and In the fall Mr. Brush will
anmyns professorship OF modern languages at
ske. Hopkins University.

..sr out-cf-toyn wedding scheduled for
A.asv is that OF Miss Mary Josepha Potter.
Of the Rev. DR. Eliphalet Potter. president
tOs"'r,onoitan University. to George T. Smith.
4 Ccsss,on Spa n Y. which will take place at
ss Rf2 ae DR. cars o sa place. w 6 ID
error" Henry c. Potter, OF this city, an uncle OF
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usrriage OF Miss Marion Howard Champlin,
,,sr Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Champ
q, West Ninety-third-s,.. 10 Andrew Bache
y - will be soiemnized on Wednesday, June
ssseohhs Protestant Episcopal Church OF St. Mary
U rs ti in West Forty-sxth-st. Following the
hs my a reception will be held at the home OF
c fsm IA Mrs Champlin.
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adding OF Miss Ellen James Hoe. daughter
~. ND Mrs Robert Hoe. TO DR. Samuel Morley
8 WI .,,l he celebrated at o'clock on Thursday
hs-. next June 10. In the West Presbyterian
trs West Forty-second-st. The church will be
S".., ;ith pink and white flowers and foliage
teSo 9th I. Hoe sister OF the bride. will be the
Ns :, honor There will be no bridesmaids
al o. vans will attend his brother as best man
frix ssrs will be the brides brothers. Robert
y ~ and Arthur Hoe. After the ceremony,
I be S the BY che and mSv br D q Ss
Bpsoon, there win be reception for re'atives
ysEsin,ate friends at the home of the brides
q No II East Thirty sixth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

The engagement is announced of Miss Bessie
Strauss OF Boston, Samuel Kurzman, OF this
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W.. Elizabeth Robert Rexford, OF Hartford.
9, has issued cards for the marriage or her
ssop,ed daughter. Miss Marie Roin stubos' TO
YObart futile at o'clock on THURSDAY afternoon
hV0 - q, NJ 81 Sigourney-st Hartford. The
yy srs Dr " NJ Hughes. rector OF the Church OF
=. RSjeemer Morrisjown. y. j., cousin OF the
1f s will oficiate at the ceremony. Mr,
alass' - Vice President Hobart's brother-n-law
~ scretary 10 Governor voorhees,.
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~. wedding OF Mss Helen Elizabeth Robinson,
n, eldes; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. + M. ROBIN
.op 10 Edward Holt Hubert. son OF MI ana Mrs.
n z Hubert, Of No. IS West sixty-hrst-s''' VIII
-. ,laos ON Wednesday next at the home Of the
800 ,orects No lOl West Seventy-eighth-st
ne Rev Dr. Samuel B. Rossiter. pastor OF me
yorth PRESBYTERIAN Church, will perform tne cere-
rony Miss Robinson will be attended oy her SIS,
,sr Miss Hattie Robinson as maid OF honor ana
Nr Hubert will have John F. fern OF ms Giy as
81 hest man Mr. Hubert is the nephew or horace
nsming OF Palymra y. y the son OF the late Dr.
> u 6eming whose father was the founder OF the
Village Of Palmyra. The wedding VIII De small
me
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city
OF the several interesting weddings 10 DC eele
brated I'm Washington. d. c. this MONTH one 10 at
,,a, the attention Of NEWCOMERS will be that OF
Miss Julia Beveridge, daughter Of the late Nj. W.
Bey.rdge. to Walter Conwe Shoup, a son OF the
late Tor James c. Shoup. OF this city. ana grand
Son OF the late George Grove Shoup OF ihdlana
which is announced 10 take place on NeahesuSt!'
Juns n al the home Of the brides mother NO
ISIS HIST. Mr.. Shoup, who Is graduate OF Codu"i-
ba Tniversity and who while In college was
member of the Columbia crew, Is now practslns
lawyer of this city. His best man Will be GeOf e
mourning the wedding will be small and quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-02
Maine Fraternity Notes.

The next session OF North Aroostonk
District Lodge. I. O. G.. T. will be held
with Rose Lodge, No. q, at Woodland
Center. Sept. 9th.
The new organization, W. G. T. L. in
Buckfeld met at the Methodist chapel r"
Gently. sixty strong. and chose the fol
lowing officers. viz: Mrs Belle NutT
president: Mrs. Josephine Themes and
Miss Alice Crockett. vice presidents; Mrs.
Sadie Morrill,. secretary; Miss Lizzie Al
len. corresponding secretary; Mrs. Libby,
treasure
Calais Lodge No 45. X. Of r. of Calais.
has moved into their new hall. which IS
more cOmmodiouS and pleasant than the
old one. The members are doing lots OF
work and are enthusiastic over the out
look for their future prosperity. Arrange
mcnts for dedication ceremonies are in
progress. the date for which will be an
nounced later.
a petition for a new company of the
uniform rank has been received at head
quarters from Dover and Foxcroft, and
they are to be mustered in soon rs
they obtain their uniforms. A petition is
already at headquarters awaiting the
muster in of Il company at Pittsiied. \
petition is also at hand for a company at
Rumford Falls and two or three other
petitions are nearly ready to he sent in
from various sections of the domain.
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THE PEOPLES STORE, Buckley & Goodrich,
1o@-~">' wafer mime.
Wafer Street.

brought to such perfection that there
is nothing more to be desired, yet the
ventive brains are still at work i'm
proving the vestibule.
Arthur c. Leonard obtained a patent
not long ago for an extremely power
full device for uniting the cars into one
solid train, which utilities the principle
of hydraulic pressure, and it is stated
ingenious device is now in practical
operation on the Empire State express
with excellent results. Jacob n. Barr
formerly a Pennsylvania railroad man.
now the superintendent of an import
patentees of vcstibulc cars. his device
being intended to pull the vestibues
and platform OF the separate cars
closer together by faceplatcs inclined
forward at the top and loosely sup
plate, so that the upper part of the
faceplate will be held together by
gravity
These various ancient and modern
devices show that while the vestibule
car is by no means 50 novel an idea
as most people suppose. ii is neverthc-
less still the subject of thoughtful in
vestigation with the view to further
Improvement. and it may be said in
conclusion that the same principle OF
constant striving after Improvement
pervades the entire railway system.
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In the Papers.

There seems to be no way in which an
honest. modest man
Can get his name in clear, cold type, for
every one to scan.
We've got to get up some mean trick. or
papers quite refuse
To notice what were doing, for they say
it isn't news.
\ man may kiss his wife. and yet the pa q
pers never tell:
But let him kiss his neighbours wife, and.
horror how they yell.
We all may do the proper thing for years
ana years. ana Yet
Receive not half the notice that "A crooked
chap will get.
Just let an honest citizen be sober as he
may,
There are no headlines to declare Jones
isn't drunk today
But let him dare imbibc until he makes
himself "a brute.
And all the papers will remark that
Jones is on a toOt.
4 thousand bank cashiers remain still
faithful to their trust.
They never skip to Canada, and cause
their bank TO bust.
Yet papers never tell us of these noble
men and true.
But give whole columns to the ones that
skip the ira la loo.
Ten thousand servant-SirlS refrain from
using kerosene
To start the kitchen fire, even though the
wood is green.
But just because one tries it, and Is scat
tered galley-west.
Her name gets in the papers far ahead OF
all the rest.
So, when | buy paper, I'm aware I'll
find dearth
OF news about the doings Of the bette:
folks of earth:
For news" as it is termed today, I've
noticed. as rule.
Is very likely to concern a rascal or a
fool.
s4t4 49, E,xch sppac
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The cobblc bitches are almost com
plctcd on Winthrop street, and the
catch basins put in. All now remain
ing to be done is the laying of the
and putting crushed stone onto the
street The great Improvement is al
ready noticeable, and all express them
selves as much pleased with it.
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EVANS HOTEL,
GARDNER. MAINE.

GEO l.. WOODWORTH. Proprietor.
Newly furnished throughout. Good
sample rooms, bath room and livery,
electric lights and bells, good beds. good
table and courteous service. Rates SEC
per day.
tnavl7.dtf
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PLEURIsY QUICKLY CURED

have suffered the most excruciating
pains in the side. The Doctor said i,
was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm gave
me almost instant relief when every
thing else failed, and permanently cured
me. / took it and had some warmed
aud rubbed on strong.
Mrs. ELIZABETH PARCELS,
Marcus Hook Pa,
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III. NJ. Springer has opened grain
and feed store on Water street in the
store formerly occupied by George
Hunt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-02

About 400 hands are employed in the
WOODEN mills in Dexter and over 80 IN the
WOODEN mill at North Dexter. These
with the 20 employed by Fay q Scott. adj
greatly To the prosperity Of that town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-02

Tho churches will nearly all open,
tomorrow, for the first time since early
in the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-02

The annual meeting Of the Dexter
x Newport Railroad Corporation VIII
be held in this city, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1899-03-10
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlngton-T. A. Keep. Chicago: J. l..
Stufel, Albany. n. Y: A j. Jones New
Brunswick. y. J.: II. II benedict New Ha-
ven. Conn: r. c. HowIand. Hope r. L.
Cochran-E. Smith Buffalo. y. ". W.
Beall, Carlisle. Pa: I. ". r. Moore New
York; W. II. Carpenter. Providence, r. L.;
J. f. Bail Buffalo. y. v
Dewey. VI. Brunn. Penn sylvania; c. ].
Patterson. J. Curtis. NJ. d., New York
Ehbitt-W. A. Thurston. NJ. i. Steele.
United States army; W. l.. Gilbert Column
bus. Ohio; W. Z. Dowling. Brooklyn. y. v:
]. A. Howell. United States navy
La Fetra's-G. NJ. Clark New Castle. Pa:
4. NordraH. Memphis. Tenn: J. ". Jack
son, New Jersey: J. W. knight, Racine.
Wis. II. Hudson. Springfield, Mass: NJ
Pearson, New Castle. Pa.
Metr"politan-W. 5. Burke. Staunton.
Va; ID. 4. Grimsley. Culpeper Va: j. W.
Chamberlain. Auburn. " T.; T.. y. Elks,
Macon, Ga; +. p. Gleese. Montgomery. y.
Ala; A. w. Sinclair, Manassas. Va
Natlonal-J. o. Pyle. Boston s. A With
erspoon. Mendion Miss: y Cleveland Gin
cinnati; II. Stewart. Wilmington, Del, II.
Baltimore.
Normlndie-J. G. Winters. Pittsburs; W.
r. Brown Philadelphia: e W. IawTeur,.
New York; q. f. Moran chicago.
RaielSh-ti. b. Hanford. New York: n.
urus Omaha, Neb.; r. r. Davis. Peters
pus. Va r. Buck. Richmond. Va. p
Chicago: q. B. Baker. Rcston: ] I k
nan. Phila telphia
Regent. b. Boyer. Altoona. Pa; ]. A
Noont. Chicago: }. Burke. New York: J. p.
Shaw. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Riggs-W f. Forshee. Columbus. Ohio.
g. e Eggert Philadelphia: w. i. Andrew
Atlantic Highlands. y. J.: W II. MrGilI'
Fnnihladeiphia: II. g Ralle, Brooklyn. y \.
Shoreham-A. Harrison. Providence. r 4 .
r. W. Marsh, Bridgeport. Conn: &. W
MacDonald. Philadelphia; +. p. Norris
Flushing, \. Y: q. II Cochran. Louisville
ny ny ID: Hart Ohio: Jno. Watson. Liver
pooi. England; r. &. Parsons. Cleveland
ONO; II. Miller. Brooklyn. " Y.
" eu:nS ton-ti. W. Stewart. London. Eng .
j. I r. White. New York; r. F. Harrington
"orSester Mass: l.. Manuel Porto Rico.
WiIl@rd-W. b. Chapin. Worcastar NJ.
n. r. Queen. Covington, Ky: ]. NJ. ia,
smell Philadelphia; c. r. Cooper, Cleye-
land Ohio. A. Parker, Portland. Ne