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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-08-04
WILL STICK TO HER LOVER.
A Wichita Heiress to Sacrifice Her Patri-
mony to Wed q Funston Hero.

mony to Wed a Funston Hero.
WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 2.-Miss Agnes
Derry values Private John Kenny, q
Twentieth Kansas hero, at more than
$50, 900. She has reinquished that sum
in order she may become the wife of
the crippled soldier boy who followed
the fortunes of the intrepid Funston in
the Philippines. Kenny came home
Thursday and found his sweetheart
faithful and they will soon be married.
When Private Kenny enlisted and
went away the girls father heard they
were to be married when he came back,
so he sent the girl away. Miss Derry
escaped from her watchers and wrote
to her lover. Then came q long letter
from him, which the father captured
and lately the old man died, and the
girl is cut off in his will if she marries
Kenny, who is wounded and unable to
earn living.
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Kansas City Live Stock,

KANSAS CITY, Aug. l.-Cattle-Receipts @.
$40; best grades Arm, common grass lots slow,
steady heavy native steers, S5.8o@5.7O light
weights, N.7G95.60; stockers and feeders, $3.50
@50O; butchers COWS and heifers. ss0095.2;
Gamers, s2.25 500; western steera. s4oo95.50;
ket very GLOW. lo9l5o lower: heavy, N.s50
44215; mixed. S4221s94,aQ; light. N.200AlO;
pigs, $4.0094,&. Sheep-Receipts, $3.50; good
general demand at drm prices; lambs, 5000
$50: muttons, S4.0OD4.50; stockers and feeders,
S8.25V425; culls, $26Og8.H.
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CUBA'S ARMY OF ORPHANS,
Fifty Thousand Homeless and Destitute
Children in the Island.

Fifty Thousand Homeless and Destitute
Children in the Island.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Clara Barton
says there are now in Cuba SO, 900 desti-
tute orphan children Of reconcentrados
scattered through nearly every city and
town. They are not children of low or
doubtful origin, many are of the best
Cuban families. The reconcentrados
were largely the country people Of prop
erty, farmers and small planters.
Only for the Cuban Fatiopa distrib-
uted by our army, she Gays, it would be
a sorry lookout for those helpless little
ones, who range in npmber from 80 to
75 and even 100 in the various towns,
utterly homeless. In nearly every large
town young women's club is formed,
from which two go each day to assist
Ind teach the children.
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Tuesdays Baseball Games.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 7:Cleveland. g. Second game
2; Cleveland, 9.
Cincinnati. 10; BROOKLYN, I.
Pittsburg, .; Baltimore. e.
Louisville, Z; New York, /.
Chicago, s; Washington, 5.
st. Louis 8; Boston,7.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 8; Grand Rapids, s.
indianapolis, o; Buffalo, s.
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NEW CASES OF fever.
Three More Sick and One Dead
at Hampton.
SIX CASES, TWO DEATHS OUTSIDE.
The Disease Appears In tho Little Town
of Phoebus Adjoining the Home and At
tacks the Negroes-Two Hampton Vet
Grams at Washington.

INC disease Appears In tho Alttlo VOwn
of Phoebus Adjoining the Home and At
tacks the Negroes-Two Hampton Vet
Grams at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-"Three new
cases of yellow fever in the Soldiers
home at Hampton and one DEATH" is
the official report received last night by
Surgeon General Wyman from General
Wasdin, the yellow fever expert on
duty at the institution. This makes to
date 40 cases which have occurred at
the home, of which eight have proven
fatal
Surgeon General White telegraphed
DIR. Wyman that in his opinion there
was little doubt there had been some
fever infection in the neighboring vii
lage of Phoebus, but there is as yet no
evidence of = positive case at that place.
Should the fever develop there, how
ever, no surprise will be felt, in view of
the proximity of the place to the home.
The situation continues encouraging,
inasmuch as the disease has been kept
within it's original bounds. None of the
nearby towns, other than Phoebus, has
reported the appearance of infection or
suspicious cases. The people for miles
around the home are much alarmed, but
are quiet. No restrictions have been
placed on the departure of several hun
dred visitors at Old Point Comfort.
The surgeon general continues his pre-
cautions to prevent the spread of the
disease, and is dispatching additional
help to the surgeons now on the ground.
Hospital Steward Kolb, who is yellow
fever immune, now at Norfolk, has
been directed to report to DIR. White.
DR.. White will remain in charge at
Hampton, though is not to visit the
home, as his immunity from the disease
is doubtful. Arrangements have been
made for the disinfection Of mail mat
ter sent by the inmates of the home to
their friends. Two suspect veterans
who have been at the Hampton home
have been detained by tho local author
tiles in this city, but appear to be all
right, and no alarm is felt over their
presence in Washington.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2.-Yellow fever
has appeared at Phoebus, the little
town almost adjoining Hampton. The
scourge appeared among the negroes
and six cases and two deaths occurred.
Inspectors and physicians are working
day and night perfeoting the quaran-
tine against Hampton and neighboring
points in the peninsulaa Mayor John.
son has received a dispatch from Sur
geon General Wyman placing Grant
island at the disposal of this city and
Portsmouth and it will be used as de-
tention camp if necessary.
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CLEVELAND IN THROES.
The Trolley Boycott Severely
Affecting All Classes.
BUSINESS Is SUFFERING GREATLY.

Physician Alleged to Have Been Warned
Not to Attend Dying Girl Because Her
Father Was "scab"-strikers Declare
They VIII Win.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.-Every day since
the soldiers arrived they have been sub
Jected to petty annoyances because Of
the refusal of merchants to sell them
necessary supplies, because of the boy
colt. General Axline proposes to ap-
point judge advocate general to pro-
ceed against the merchants and thus
seek to bring them to time. A dis
patch has been sent to Senator M. A.
Hanna, who is in France, asking him if
he, as president of the Little Consoli-
dated company, will recognize the
union. No answer has yet been re-
ceived
A prominent physician last night was
called to. see little girl who was dy-
ing. He was met by two men who told
him he had better not attend the child,
as It's father was q "scab." He replied
that they ought to serve notice of the
boycott OH the Almighty and inform
him that they would not go to heaven,
for the child would be there in short
time
The strike has been practically lost
sight of in the popular excitement over
the boycott, The newspapers publish
many stories illustrating the methods
resorted to to prevent people from rid
ing on the cars. People Of all classes
and occupation are being affected and
business is suffering greatly. The Big
Consolidated company continues to op-
crate its cars, but many are run over the
road empty, while the cars of the Little
Consolidated and the union buses are
crowded. The strikers declare they will
yet win and force the company to terms.
Ohio has no specific statute covering
boycotting or conspiracy, and it has
been questioned whether the boycotters
can be reached.
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Convict Ed NIumford Retaken,

ANAMosA, Ia, Aug. 2.-Convict Ed
Mumford is again behind prison bars.
Mumford escaped May 8. Through a
friend he secured a position on one Of
the lake steamers. They fell out, how
ever, and his friend revealed his iden-
tity. Mumford was sent up from Cedar
Rapids for three years on a charge of
burglary and had Is months to serve.
He was caught at Ashland, Wis.
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Convicts Now on Good Behavior,

ANAMosA, Ia, Aug. 2.-The second
distribution of two ounces of tobacco
has been made at the Anamosa peniten-
tiary and butter supplied in place of the
four ounces, as under the old order.
The convicts who We're on strike have
resumed work, the warden having told
them the board would not consider their
grievance so long as the spirit of rebel
lion was manifest. The men are there
fore conducting themselves in an orderly
manner
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Council B1uffs' New Station

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 2.-The Rock
Island railways handsome new passen-
ger depot will be ready for occupancy
by Sept. l. The formal opening of the
new depot will probably be attended
with ceremonies, and a banquet to be
served in one Of the large waiting
rooms. The architectural style Of the
building closely resembles the depot re-
Gently erected at Iowa City.
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CORN DOWN NEARLYA CENT

Favorable Crop Reports Roon Selling.
No Cash Demand for Wheat,
CHICAGO, Aug Corn was the big market
on change today, extremely favorable crop re
ports causing liquidation that was heavy
enough to cut ssgAc off previous prices.
Wheat suffered from lack Of cash demand and
lost 1z(9ssc. Oats closed Hc lower. Provisions
closed rather weak, but shade higher. Clos,
ing prices:
WHEAT-sept,, 6e1zc; Dec. 7l1a9TNo.
CoRN-sept,, 1910; Deo,, 2Ssslc,
OATs-sept,, 100; Dec, l9114@193to,
PoRK-sept,, &8.27; Oct, SS.85.
RIBs-Sept., $3.50; Oct, $4.05.
LARD-Sept., $525; Oct, $3.50
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Fort Dodge Dairymen Now Object.

Fort DODGE, Ia, Aug. 1.-Two
leading dairymen have served notice on
State Veterinarian Gibson that they
would not permit their herds to be ex-
amined unless the cattle condemned
were certified by the governor and they
were assured of indemnifcation for
their loss. The request for the exami-
nation was made by the city council at
the instigation of. the dairymen. The
state makes no provisions for indemni-
flying owners.
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Summer Race Meet 1t Des Moines.

DEs MONIES, Aug. 2.-The Des
Moines summer race meeting at the
Kite track opened yesterday with a
large attendance. Good time WAs made.
although the track was heavy because
Of the morning rain. The $40 trot was
won by Jane, best time 2;2oN, Ad.
'niral Dewey won the s:s5 pace; time,
2:151b.
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Samoa's Chief Justice a Nehra.kau

AP1A, Samoa, July 20 (via Auckland,
N. D., Aug, a.l-The Samoan commits.
sione4s have signed an agreement abol.
tshing the kingship and president.
United States Consul Osborne will act
as chief justice, DIR. Self, the German
president Of the municipal council,
claimed the right to act as chief justice
under the treaty, but the commission
withholding its unanimous consent, DR..
Self resigned, but was prevailed upon to
withdraw his resignation. Mataafa is
seriously i'll.
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South Omaha Live Stock.

SOUTH OMAHA, Aug. 1.-Cattle-Receipts,
2,sO0; active, strong; native beef steers, SA70@
$40; western steers. N.60(0Gs0; Texas st>Ars,
ss.eo@4.26; cows and heifers. SAA9I.lo; can.
ners. s2.259s.4; stnckeN and feeders. ss.75@
ass; ealyes. r. 0o1sbb; bulls, stays. eso s2.soS
40. Hogs Receipts, s,2oo ! l5c. closed Ioc low.
er; heavy, Nl5S4.a5 mixed, h.isS4l7s1, Asht,
$4l594.2o. Sheep p-R2eesints, 10; steady, lambs
stronger; ysArhhss, all5(14.5O; western NUT
tons, IS. a.75s4.ao; stock sheep. s.. s.A2A0o; LAMBS,
n6Q68&
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LOW FARE FOR HARvEsTERs.
Chicago Railroads Want More Hands In
the Wheat Belt.

OhAcakO NallrOadS want moro Hands In
the Wheat Bolt.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Oficials of railroads
running west and northwest from Chi
cago took action at meeting yesterday
to induce harvest workers to go to the
western wheat belts and relieve the de-
mand for labor. It was agreed
that for parties Of five or, more
travelling on one ticket from all points
outside Of Chicago, q rate Of 2 cents per
mile would be made. "A lower rate, 81
per ticket, is already in effect from Chi
cago to St. Paul and Minneapolis. The
restriction on the latter rate, that at
least 10 persons must travel on one
ticket, has been modified to the extent
of allowing five or more men to travel
on one ticket.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin has been notified by Gen
eral Shafter that the Nebraskans wish
to be discharged at San Francisco on
account of the additional money and al
lowances they get and would be very
much dissatisfied should other arrange
ments be made.
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Dubuaue's Fistio Carnixa1.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug, 2.-The full box
ing carnival program for the Dubuque
Athletic association, Aug. 30, 80 and 81,
announces six 20.round fights, two to be
given each night
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Almanac Of the paY,

WedlnneesdaF-aann rises at Act; sets at
7:l5. Moon rises at 1:22 q. m.
The weather-Iowa and Nebraska:
Fair and continued high temperature
Wednesday end Thurs lay; variable
winds,
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~. Old ,Tipton Homo Burned.

BROWNSVILLE, Neb., Aug. 2.-The
house owned by ]. D. Richmond and
formerly built by ex-senator T. w. Tip
ton, at q cost Of about 1000, was de-
stroyad ~ frs Monday night
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Western Revenue Collections,

"osFoFH uoveHue VUIIectionSi
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.=Internai rege.
nue. collections for the fiscal year from
Nebraska and North and South Dakota
were IS, ,42S,079, Iowa $2.00S, ,265, Mis-.
souri, 4I8, 1865, ,Q76.
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Directly and Ananiaa Matcb.a

DUBUQUE, Aug. 2.-Directly and An
anias were matched today for special
race to be trotted at the Nutwood Driv-
ing club meeting for 5000 side.
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nas~Our bargains are many and prices the
lowest. Don't wait until the bargains are all
gone and then say you sorry, but while
can take your choice. We will only remain in
your city three or four weeks longer. so now is
your chance at the
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Nebraskans Enjoying Life.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-The First
Nebraska regiment spent pleasant
night in camp and the boys are feeling
good The weather is fine. Very few
Of the men have caught cold and there
were smaller number than usual at
sick call. The men in hospital are i'm
proving. Colonel Mulford is arranging
for the pay Of the men. The band con-
cert yesterday was the first regular one
given since the fighting began. At the
opening Of hostilities with the Filipinos
the bandmen went into the ranks. In
order that they might have every care,
II men who answered to sick call were
sent to the general hospital. None Of
these are serious and all were able to
walk over to the hospital.
Governor Poynter made his first visit
to the camp yesterday. He leaves to.
day to spend the day as guest Of the
California state officials and the city of
Sacramento. He drew check in favor
of Major Snyder. chief surgeon, for
$500, to be used for the care Of the sick,
Major Snyder to make a report Of how
it has been used after the regiment is
mustered out.
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DENVER SHELTERS REBEL

They Decline to Be Ruled by the Arbitra-
tion Scale.
DENVER, Colo, Aug. 2.-The operat-
ing committee of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company at a meet
ing decided not to reopen the smelters
in this city and Pueblo at the scale rec
commended by the state board of arbi-
tration. The committee says the de-
cision is unreasonable and unjust.
1t is reported the company will open
the Omaha Grant smelter next week if
enough men can be found who will ac-
cept the wages offered. The Smelte1
Mems union will post a guard around
this smelter and endeavor to dissuade
men from work there, as was success
fully done at the Globe smelter last
vUaak
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Chicago Strike Growing.

CHICAGO, Aug. Bad faith and
making trust agreement are the
charges against the brick manufacture
ers of Chicago embodied in a statement
issued yesterday by their striking en-
ployes. The strikers forces were aug
mented during the day by the accession
of nearly all the nonunion men Of the
north side yards.
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A SAD HOME COMING.
Pennsylvanians Land With
Colors Half Mast.
COLONEL HAWKINS DIED AT SEA.

The Regiment Brings With 1t the Member
of the Nebraska Volunteers Who Was
Left Behind in Yokohama-A Dozen
Stowaways Found on the Ship.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-The United
States transport Senator arrived last
night, from Manila, with her flag at
half mast, on account of the death OF
Colonel Alexander Hawkins, COM
mander Of the Tenth Pennsylvania regl-
ment, United States volunteers, who
died on the voyage.
The Senator sailed from Manila on
July l, with 3S officers and I'll enlisted
men, The transport was at Nagasaki
on July l5, when Colonel Hawkins was
taken i'll with cancer of the bowels, for
which he had undergone treatment in
the hospital at Manila. His illness con-
tinued during the day when the Senator
was at Yokohama and two days later
he died at sea.
Colonel Hawkins illness dated from
the battle of Malolos, when he exposed
himself almost reclllessly in the disease
breeding climate. His body was placed
in Theoretically sealed casket and on
the Sunday following his death funeral
services We're conducted. The remains
lay in state, tended day and night By a
guard of honor, during the remainder
Of the voyage. The casl1et will be
taken ashore today with ceremonies be-
fitting Colonel Hawkins rank, after
which the body of the dead commander
will be sent to Pennsylvania for inter
ment.
After the death of Colonel Hawkins
the command Of the regiment was
vested in Lieutenant Colonel Barnett
who, like the dead commander, is popu-
lar among the enlisted men. Of the 1853
officers md men whom Colonel Barnett
brought to San Francisco three are pri-
Yates i'll the Sixth artillery, U. S. A.,
and one is a member Of the Nebraska
regiment, who was left behind at Yo1o-
hama when his companions sailed for
this port on the Hancock. A dozen
stowaways were also concealed in the
hold and were soon brought to light
after the Senator left Yokohama. The
Pennsylvanians land today. The regi.
ment lost "a men in the war.
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Nunber32.
RE'LlABL,E,=

BECAUSE the BEE HIVE never INDUCES III "a
fake closing out sales to work off poor goods;
BECAUSE the BEE HIVE. offers reliable 4
goods at living prices 365 day in the year--no Al
shoody goods in stock hence no occasion TO work
the CLOSING out sale racket
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.
eren. 3: J.. D:IAllen, a. The Fourth bal lot
was :sst follows, electing Capt. steve MS
Stevens. II; Nygren, 8; Allen, 2. ).
ma re- solution, Alderman krums iels
nrasented an amendment to the refund ang
hill which !, has been passed by ioth
bnnses M the legislature for endorsen lent
Nv The, council, providing that the bin
"shaII mot nrev,,nt the issuance Of bonds
for extending y alter land light plants,
and aiding a clahse to the bill provAdins
that the cities affected may ike the
civ Of St. Paul, h'sue interest-b caring
certificates in anticipation of the collec~
tion Of current tax levies, but not to ex-
coed so per cent Of the, amount toI 'ie
Ievies. \- me roso,-
lution was amended to have the,f mayor
and the city treasurer go doWrlo 81. E 1i,ll
to lobby the amendment through. ne
resolution passed. 1t was suggeste that
when the mayor and the treasurer 20 70
ST. Paul they shall devote part o. tneir
aftention to any; other legislation alfect-
ing Duluth that needs helping.
Another resolution by Alderman trhru m
seig presented for the consideration or the
cnnncil certain verbal amendme Mt to
the; amendment to the: forfeited wv NV tta
affecting city assessments by WHICH, tnS
Enforcement assessments of Lakes!cte anu
west Duluth; as we'll as those OF y uluth
nroper. are included in the amendf nel.'
as they were originally before they Wele
struck out in the senate. This resolu liz"
was adopted, also. l.
81 The council then adjourned
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Private Bannister Of com n saryo :, p;
wounded last night in Havana by JohIn
Carter, owner Of small cafe at the TOO
~ the Prado.E Carter, who was arresteo9
alleged that Bannister insulted him.
Rev Father John Clarke. formerly pas
tor Of WATERFOWL, Wis, is deau.
I'd Accommodation. Of decorated glass andt3
metal lamp manufacturers is in process
OF formation at Pittsburg, and it IS ex-t
pected will be in active operation before
the middle of April. I
= The president has appointed Hush g.
Belknap Of Chicago. Brandon D. slaughter
Of Nebraska and Capt. Charles Newbold
. of the District; of Columbia to be add
tional paymasters in the army.
+; There was no quorum in joint conven-
ton today in Pennsylvania. the total vote
for United States senator ate. being s;n only mryo 1
sending out the invitations to the wit
nesses who will be present at the execu-
ton of Mrs. Martha Place for the murder
of her step-daughter, Ida Place.
In a wreck on the Louisville & Nash
Vile railroad near Wheeler. KY, Charles
Painter was killed and Engineer Charles
Sfively injured = -
Merrill & Soule and the LOOMS Allen
company, large manufacturers of canned
goods, at Syracuse, have been approached
by outside parties interested in the same
| ~
form trust, capitalized at 10000, 600.
Judge T. L. Davis, one of the best
known lawyers of Southern Kansas, is
dead.
The pillow manufacturers of the United
States are forming combination. a
stock company, capitalized at $6O,0OOO0O,
will shortly be organized.
Four companies Of the Second volun-
teer engineers now at Honolulu, have
been honorably ordered to San Francisco
to be mustered out of the service.
Oliver Provost was hanged at Fort Ar
thur for murder of two sWineherders.
! Clerk Wagonman of the court or Grim
inal correction at st. Louis is snort SS,2N
on naturalization papers issued from lS9a
to $685. He claims there is considerable
owing him from Central committees po-
.litical parties for naturalization.
! General Counsel NJ: NJ. Dolphin or the
Order of Railway Photographers, has sum.
moned the grand chiefs Of the Federated
railway orders to Denver to decide Wheth'
er a strike shall be ordered on the Colo
RADIO & Southern railroad, ::
The water guage on the bridge across
| the Oostanaula river at Rome, Ca, Is
still rising. The lowlands, known as
Hamilton bottoms, are under wafer from
| one Ito 10 feet. ....
d. w Semple of Dawson City, is er
route to Ottawa, Ont, to formally present
charges against Chief of Survey Thomas
F'aWcett ~ %rT =.
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Painters and Decorators.
Meets first and third Wednesday at
Brown Hall. Edward Moore, secretary.
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I Building Trades Council.

= DN1hU1Has ATHttcS OUWHcH1s
Z Meets second and fourth Thursday at
No. II First avenue East. P. Mclaughlin,
secretary.