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New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
INSPECTING STATE CANALS.
.o,.rv SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
REPORTS ON THE CONDITION OF THE
MIDDLE DIVISION.

Albany July 26.-Deputy superintendent " -s.o.
u, works F n Hooker returned mere '0O' o.
- ~ abgorca of ten days spent IN an hspecuo" u
49, noiddle division Of the State canals
u fo,,rd that this division OF the cdhaiS was "
- IN a better condition than the otheF ui-
visions 49,. g.. mt only i'm nor
Tho BLACK River Canal which Is no' oil,S ,I"p
.oat 90 navigation but Is feeder as wen 10, 'n'
- Carol Mr. Hooker found to De IN oiidp
a,oa condition the small amount OF trahc on W 'i's
oI nor having justified any large eXpehui'uieo 'eo
- r.orev for repairs in recent years VI '"e 4V
,.,.- -, ,be BLACK River Canal many Oh theln "e'e
- or,5nauv OF Sugar River stone anu 'IleHo
80 ,,,betood the wear and tear tar oe''e' man
-, hru+ Of less durable stone III many Il.
- Mr. Hooker found the faceo STONES Vi 'i'
-, baIf eaten away. There were eWuehces u
- ,,asonrv work but in many places the water
90 fro access 10 the back Of the masonry 'au'
,ng the earth TO crumble away 49,, .o,...
r. traffic on the Black River Caial coHsis''
=. - TRANSFORMATION OF coal and lumber & 10 20
ruonnt;iIle and Lyons Falls Ihe uePuSS tsednrs "a
BoohVIiie Ij,to1 ~ the reservoirs ana tee1ers
genera SnuntV fairly good. Speaking OF tne Os-
aul9S Sa,aI Mr. Hooker said ne louila tns SVl
VIZ 80 looks and structure falrIy saS!sLaN
yI yIol t,sDectinR the Cayuga ana SeheCa ad ~
OPoH 30 the upper portions OF the I - ". a.
soi,rd 10 he maintained al 80 hIs 1drhIs yas az
lOut.u - "a TOO near the towpatn ms Wa uIg
appioaSS 80 he due 10 defects OF the teeu cana4
coHe 20 vuga Lake which Superinten9eh. al IIuse
hones 10 shortly have remeaiea uto' t d,adgipp AZ
nUipa,5on made by the Legislature ioi "''ue'"e a.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
MAUNA LoA STILL IN ERUPTION.

Victoria. b. c.. July 2s.-The Port Albert has
arrived from Honolulu. When she sailed Mauna
Loa was still in eruption. three streams OF lava
flowing down the mountain. and one was
within miles OF Hilo II was stated that a case
of bubonc plague developed aboard the Nippon
Maru. A Chinaman died few days after leaving
China. His body cremated in the ships fur
mace. in order TO destroy all danger Of Infection
The Weyfeld came into Honolulu as the Port Al
bert was leaving. loaded with horses and stores
for Manila The City OF Columbia sailed for China
on July r. The Port Albert sailed to-day Tor
Seattle, where she will be fitted up transport
70 carry cavalry horses 10 Manila
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
TO BUILD OCEAN GOING DREDGES
A CONTRACT FOR TWO TO BE USED IN
FNIARGING THE EAST CHANNEL

A CONTRACT FOR TWO TO BE USED IN
ENLARGING THE EAST CHANNEL
The Maryland Steel Company. whose ship
yards are at Sparrows Point. Nd, has just
closed a big contract with Andrew Onderdonk.
to dredge out the East Channel in this harhOr
until It is two thousand feet wide. and forty
feet deep, for length of six miles, from the
Narrows TO the sea The steel company will
build for Mr. Onderdonk two great ocean going
dredges. something entirely new in this coun-
try although dredges somewhat similar have
been in use on the Mersey, in England. They
will be of steel throughout. and will cost about
$500 900 for the two
Each dredge will be steamship In itself. 1t
will take up the mud. clay and gravel from
the bottom Of the bay by wide mouthed sue
ton pipe This material It will deposit in Its
own hold. instead of on barge. as most dredges
do and when full will steam away out to sea
and dump it there Before the work is com
pleted, they will have thus sucked up and car
ried away forty million fifty million cubic
yards OF solid material.
Each dredge will be 800 feet long. 4s feet
beam and 20 feet depth Of hold The propelling
machinery will be twin screw. driven by two
triple expansion. four cylinder engines. The
hydraulic pumping and suction apparatus VIII
be operated by independent tandem compound
steam engines Each dredge will proceed at the
rate OF three miles an hour while sucking up
material and when loaded will be capable or
making twelve miles an hour The hoppers on
board into which the mud is dumped, will hold
thirty-fve hundred tons. Each dredge will have
accommodations for crews of about forty men
and twelve to fifteen officers, and when once
started will work night and day. The first one
will be delivered about May l. 1900. and the
1ufA
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
VISITORS TO SING SING PRISON.

Sing Sing. y. Y. July S-The class IN phiiah>
thropy. twenty-four in all including eisht "omen'
visited the State Prison in Sing Sing yesterday The
visitors were mostly from the West-lllinois. Wis
consln Nebraska and other States. They were IN
troduced 70 Warden Johnson b. Philip W Ayres'
assistant secretary Of the NewYork Charities or, or,
ganlzation They made a tour OF the prison, ano
anpeared pleased with what they saw. Tney were
much interested in the death chamber Several or
,bern exnressed themselves as considering the
nrison snnerior TO Western ones They were enter
tained a. luncheon by Warden Johnson. and re>
tr1rned O New York the 2N tram
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
STREET CARS FOR FOREIGN CITIES.

Philadelphia July $-J. G Brill. secretary OF
the Brill Car Works. OF this city. to-day emphati-
calIv denied the published story that the Brill
Company has gone into the so-called car builders
trust He said that the company is not even con-
templating such move. I'VE are not anxious TO
go into the combination" he said But II the
promoters of the trust want our works they can
have them al our own price
The Brill Car Works is at present exceehinsy
busy on foreign and domestic orders. The com
pany has just shipped eight cars for use oy the Gov
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
SPECIAL FIREWORKS AT MANHATTAN.

Pain has arranged 10 make every Monday night
hereafter "Chlldrens Night in the fireworks III
closure at Manhattan Beach. The interest the
little ones take in the war spectacle he proposes
stm further to enhance Dy introducing after the
spectacle a specially prepared programme OF Ju,
venile subjects most likely 10 bring smiles ,sa anu
Isnghter 10 the little The first OF these
"Cfildren's Nights" Will be next Monday. IN IN
Thursday nights special displays Of pyrotecin nil.e i
rovelties will be made and ar Saturday evening
are regarded as popular nights al the Beach 1le
fireworks programme will be made OF choice Sc
iectinns from lhe programmes Of The week
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
FEW PEACHES N PENNsTLVANIA.

Harrisburg Penn. July @-The Deputy Secre-
tar, NJ Agriculture saws the peach crop this year
rul he almost an entire failure The spring ana
summer drouths have been especially hard on the
tender peach trees and the harvest even IN Deia-
war. County will be small NJ. Martin received
letter recently from peach grower IN oiI. seI
County telling HIM that ne expected TO ghIn,el J,
obout tvo thousand bushels his season ne
Tr@Dntv received word to-day that A violent halI-
storm had stripped every tree Of the rlpehhs
frrtfs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD FIRE.

REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING BOARD FIXES
THE LOSS AT $4,000
Washington. July @.-secretary Long has re-
cs,,ed the report Of the Board which inquired pto
H. recent fre at the Brooklyn Navy iaI9 i,o 80
w - &c a loss nm stock OF $1,000 which is NUD
isss than the frst estimate. and sl5Vo on ouhdlhss
-rbs BOARD was unable 10 locate the cause OF tho
fre In making repairs the Depar thsht H''enuS
,het Mi construction shall be hreproot
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
nRyDocK NO. 8 FILLED WITH WATER.

. MEASURE OF PREcAUTIoN TAKEN AT THE
NAVY YARD.
The heavy rains Of the last few days nave so as-
zrava,ad the weakness Of Drydock No. ?. in the
NAVY Yard that snoring braces have been placed
t,s,de II 10 prevent further collapse water
@ been ls into Drycock No. g. the largest IN the
ia-d ss measure of precauton against any
damaee through the possible caving IN OF no. :,
80 dock and the dlling II was said last night
e,ld not cause any trouble, as there are no yes
"Vu'o y.sent ready 10 be taken out OF the water.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
PAPER TRUSTS $17.Oooooo MORTGAGE.

Springfield. July pa first mortgage given ny
the American Writing Paper Company TO the Ola
Colony Trust Company. trustee for the Dond-
holders was filed in the Registry OF Deeds once
i'm this CITY to-day. together with the WarrdIily
deeds of the real estate Of the different mills IN me
county transferred 10 the American Writing Paper
Companv The mortgage is for N1.Orl0o0 and IN
ternai revenue stamps 10 the amount Of $3.50 nave
been placed upon II and cancelled.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
THE DIVERS SIDE OF THE QUESTION

THE DIV 7 Ems SIDf1 Ut IIIL VOH IV7-''
Utica, July 26 (SpeciaD.-The members of the
Dwyer Construction Company. whose bill In
final settlement Of local canal contract the
State Controller has refused TO allow are T. j..
and j. j. Dwyer and J. W. Johnston. Of Utica.
and David l. Smell. Henry Shaper and J. A.
Hearst of Palatne Bridge.
The Dwyer company claims that every State
official whose duty IL is to pass upon the account
here did so. except the Controller, who refuses.
Former Superintendent Adridge hung the bill
up during the canal investigation, and 1t went
10 Superintendent Partridge. who has evidently
recommended the settlement
Some time ago Mr.. Dwyer, president or the
company. was asked 10 sign the required papers
in final settlement He did so. and since then he
has heard nothing Of the account until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
CHICAGO PLATFORM DEMOCRATS ACTIVE.

Syracuse " Y. July 26.-Letters nave Oes" "
ceived here from Thomas W Cant"ei' u Nio""''
se..osa-,, ., tho Executive Committee. Chicago
p,a,,orr Democrats inclosng a call for a con-
ference AZ the Yates Hotel in this city August 10
20 arrange tor the campaign Of lso ana askns an,ns
nermission tc use the names OF prominent De"'0
Gratis in signing the call
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
HER SANITY TO BE INQUIRED INTO.

Miss Annie M Jones. daughter OF the Rev Dr.
Gr,nth Jones is being held in the Bellevue Hos
nitaI Insane Pavilion for observation She walked
h there on Tuesday and asked that her sanity Oe
inouired into by the physicians. IL Is said that
she has considerable property In the west. ana
that her mind may have been disturbed aoou' H.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
r,per t,cREASE or CAPITAL STOCK.

The Hudson Telephone Company OF Hudson
County at its meeting in Jersey city yes's.ui2 - -
decided 10 increase its capital stock from 80, 80
N 81 900 0o0 and extended the time tor me eA'T
ton OF It's charter TO one hundred years s,ork
meetine was attended by two-thirds OF the s'N
holderk
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

eminent Of New South Wales. and has beguN n ~o,
order for hfty-ive cars for the new .SUs0,l
which line will be the exposition GROUNDS a,s -
Paris and London
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27
BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sheriff received an execution yesterday
against the Manhattan Island Corporation dealing
In real estate which formerly had an office at NO
90 East Twenty-third-st.. for BIZ. In favor OF
Honora Prout for money delivered In April 1888
A few davs ago the Sheriff received an execution
against the corporation for $ll5 In favor Of George
Gre, hut could ind no property, and so returned
In January 1895 with a caMtal ol S-SD''' IL e"''
up It's office some time ago
A deNciencv Judgment for s2i366 was docketed
Yesterday against Hamlin Babcock, In favor OF
William Man as trustee. growing out OF the fore-
closure sale Of property the southeast corner OF
One-hundred and eighty -eighth-st. ana Deid"ceS
Place
Two deficiency judgments aggregauhg %'0s' were
docketed Yesterday against William BIoadoet'
builder in favor Of William Wetterer. growing out
Of the foreclosure sale OF property al Nos %" ana
555 One-hundred and sixty first st
The Sheriff has received attachment against
the delaware Water Company Of OHIO. lot 9'S
ip favor of George r. Sutherland on hoIe Hdue
IN 1890 II was served a trust company hei'
WILLIAM SHERER RETURNS FROM IhiF'
William sherer manager of the Clearing house'
returned yesterday from a weeks vacauoh' III INC
course OF which he made the trip on the Hledt
Lakes 10 Duluth and on his way nome Nislleu
ST. Paul Chicago. Pittsburg ana ouheI c4lieN.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-27

THE PROPOSED SHIP CANAL.
,,,..nv WORK FINISHED BY GEORGE w.
RAFrER. THE ENGrNEER-To CONNECT THE
LAKES WITH THE ATLANTIC

Albany July 2s.-Engineer George W. Rafter in
- ~ the survey for the proposed ship canal
sror, the Great Lakes 70 the Atlantic ocean mas
completed mis- preliminary work ana Drawn up MS
report 49, - o,o
,aat wide which is three and one-third times the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
Isonanarte Dam Case

DIES MONIES, Dec. Attorney Con
eral Remley went to Bloomfield yester-
day to begin the trial of the Bonaparte
dam case before Judge Eichelberger to.
day. The case is to be tried in vacation
hence the change of venue from Van
Buren, county to Davis county. Sports
men all over the state are interested in
the outcome of the case 1t is an effort
by the state to establish a tishway in
the dam over the Des Moines river at
Bonaparte, the property of the Meeks
brothers. The sportsmen of the state
have contributed to a fund to push the
.sse to an end.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21

All are striving to make this an
evening of delight to both old and
young, and every body is invited to
bring their gifts, hand them on the
tree, join with the merry throng and
thus light up the pathway OF someone
as they journey along in this word
of trials and tribulations.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21

Be50re a,tncisay yoMv orders
for monumental ,COs'I: yice us
u cNli. Only the best grades Of
fuTeiyss and domestic marble
and granite used. SMfistnc-
fiOn guaranteed ils material.
workmanship and price.
GRANTS ATLANTIC
MARBLE md
GRAN MITE WORKS.,
atlantic. EOtCtS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
There is a Class of People

Who are injured by the use of coffee. Re-
Gently there has been placed in all the grocery
stores a preparation called GRAIN-O, made
of pure grains that takes the place of coffee.
The most delicate stomach receives it without
DISTRESS and but few can tell it from coffee.
1t does not cost over 4 as much Children
may drink it with great benefit 15c and 25c
per package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O. 9
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21

Every household should be prepared
for emergencies for how often. "like a
thief in the night" Group or Whoop-
ing Cough may come upon dear child
without warning and in few hours
place its sweet life in the balance by a
slender thread. Lichty's Cough Cure
if promptly used will avert all danger.
Sold by Nick Dot1ing & Co., Extra; n.
G. Bronson, Audubon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
One Century old.

Dies MONIES, Dec 2O.-Noah Brock
way Bacon, prominent pioneer citizen
OF the city, celebrated his Tooth birth
day yesterday The Octogenarian So
ciety, admitting no one under so years
OF age, called on Father Bacon in a
body.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
Do You Know

proven that, and also that neglect is suicidal
The worst cough or cold can be cured with
Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold
on a positive guarantee for over fifty years
T.. W. Houston 2
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward tor any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarah Cure
j. i. CHENEY q CO., Proprietors,
Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known J..
f. Cheney for the past fifteen years
and believe him honorable in all his
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by the firm.
WEST & TRUAN, Wholesale Drug.
g;sts, Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price 75c per bottle; sold by all drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
Does This Strike Vnus

Muddy complexion, Naseating breath come
from chronic constipation. Karl's Glover
Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold
on an absolute guarantee for over fifty years
Price pc and soc. G. W. Houston. 9
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21
low A HAPPENINGS.
Farm Loans Paw Higher Rates,

Dies MONIES, Ia, Dec. 1s.-1owa
bankers and financial concerns are rails
ing the rates on farm loans, and,
whereas and So per cent was accepted
until recently, 6 and is now demanded
and secured.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-12-21

DIES MONIES, Dec. Ex-Governor
Shaw and Adjutant General Byers left
for Washington last evening to make
personal efforts to recover over $50, 900
from the government for the expense of
equipping and caring for Iowa volun-
teerS
The state herald., 1899-04-07
nliis Passed That Take Money From III.
int-rnst improvement pund

A large number OF bills approprlnt.
Ing money from the Internal Improve.
mcnt fund for the construction of
roads. bridges. etc, were introduced
IN both houses, The following passed
both houses:
iiy senator Ehrhnri. $1,000 for n
state wagon road from Pueblo Ia
Lcndvlllc. To be- built by convict labor.
Iy senator Annrnr. SBn.OOD for a
wagon road between Ourny aud silver.
ton and ouny aud Lake city. aud 10
build connecting links between Tho
county ronia of onrny. Snn Junn aad
ll;n-dnl" counties.
by Senator Evans. $4,000 10 widen
and improve the state wagon rond
from Bellevue to Steamboat Sprlnra
liy senator Ammons. 5000 for n
cycle path from i.lttl"ton to Palmer
Lake
i,y senator Gallagher. 5000 for n
wagon rund from silver Plume I,
clear Lria riilcl.
iiy senator Gnymoro. 5000 for d
state bridge ncross the Blue river nj
MumfprlH crossing
lly senator Hoe. Sl2.nno fur n stat,
wagon rund from Wagon wheel Gnl
W 'NAf ANH'' NNlAAN W 'Af'f'f
i,y Senator wheeler. $500 for
bridge over the Roaring Fork nj Ia
salt
By srmnior I'M. $1,000 for stint,
bridge across IN" souih Platte iycr n
deuel..
By Scnnior swink. SG.Onp for
hiile" over the Arkansas river II
utrro corniy
liy Representative McLo1n, 8,Ot
for M nttcslnn well IN blcn county,
Ny Representative Sanchez, $1,000
for the construction ~ wagon run'
IN Cu~illln nn1 llncrfnnu counties.
Bv lhrru trrtntlyr Jefferson. $500
for the construction ~ n wagon ron.
frum Nrcmlln tn Steamboat Springs.
By Representative nlekurson. s3.ON
~ thp nifiin.r " shaking an nrtcsinl
The state herald., 1899-04-07
Important Rilis Passed,

The following bills which received
the approval of both houses are of gen
cral Importance:
By Senator ThOmas-TO prevent the
docking of horses tails or the bring.
ing into The state of horses with dock.
ed tails. and TO require the registration
of all horses with docked tails now in
the state.
BY Mr.. Prohibiting prize
fighting, but permitting incorporated
athletic associations TO hold licensed
sparring exhibitions.
BY Senator Smith-For the protec-
tion Of game and fish. creating game
commissioner and wardens. specifying
open and closed seasons, the sale of
game and fish from public and private
parks and lakes, shipment of game.
etc. This measure was drawn by
Judge Beaman and allows a ten-day
season ON elk, no season on quail or
mountain sheep. Also shortcns the
season on deer.
BY Senator notwithstanding the
conditions under which cities and
towns may purchase ar erect water,
gas or electric light works or authorize
the erection Of the same by others. and
giving the municipality the right to
purchase or condemn such works at
their actual cash value. This Is the
general public utility bill.
BY Mr.. Limiting the number or
employees In both houses of the General
Assembly. The employe question was
fruitful Of discussion and lobbying in
the early days Of the session. Passed
by both houses and signed by the gov.
crnor.
BY Senator McCreery-To reduce the
number and compensation of employees
Of the General Assembly.
BY Senator Tnylor-ro submit TO the
voters a proposition 10 amend the con.
stitution so ms 10 permit six amend.
menis 10 the constitution at each bi-
ennial period.
BY Senator Parks-To give Denver
home rule. II took n gallant fight on
Senator Parks part 10 get this bill
through The Senate. but lie succeeded,
10y n vote Of is 10 10.
by Senator Siewart-To compel the
elementary education of children he
tween the ages of $ and II years. re-
siding In first and second class districts
obliglng the attendance of such child.
ren at school for nj least twenty
weeks each year. This measure nf.
fects Denver and is the most Import.
ant educational legislation Of the ses.
sion.
BY Senator Phllp-providlnc for the
safe'keepng. care maintenance and In.
struction OF glrls committed TO the
state Industrial School for Girls,
by senator mons-Dcclnriug the
white and lavender columblnc the
state Hover of Colorado.
by Mr.. Cannon-To regulate the
practice Of medicine and surgery. and
TO establish n medical council and
state board of medical examiners, and
prescribing the duties Of the same,
This measure was one OF the most
hnrd-fought before the Legislature.
Public gatherings We're held at The
state house and divine healcrs nnd
mctaphysicians cxcrtcd every effort 10
Kill II.
by Mr.. Prohibiting firc lnsnr.
ancc companies from doing business In
the stale. except through a regularly
commissioned and licensed rcslden,
agent. who must report To the superIn.
icndent of insurance. Mr. Montgomery
tried hard To kill II In the House ana
nearly succeeded.
The state herald., 1899-04-07

The senators got Into comhatlvc
frame OF mind last Friday night and
had hot time. Parks and Smith led
on In calling each other names, nnd
others Joined In.
The Dewey county hill, TO divide
Arnpahoc. was defeated on iinnl pas
sagc 10y n vote OF II TO IL In the Sen
ate. Mr.. Bromley being the only Arnp'
ahoc senator voting for II.
ON Thursday the Senate and House
both agreed To take action only on
bills that had passed the other body,
ns there was insuiliclcn, time before
adjournment Monday 10 bring forward
new bills.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations sunday: Harry A. Lee.
commissioner OF mines; W. q, Rice. III
rnso county. commissioner OF School
for the Deaf nnd Blind; warden Iioyt
Of the pcnitcntinry; Dairy commits
sloncr. Monron: Fred Wnrshnuer, com.
aud Henry - white ponltcntlnry com.
missionorE: Chaplain Rudolph Of the
Senate. To he chaplain NJ the pcnltcn.
tlnry.
In conformity with n resolution OF
the Senate Lieutenant Goycrnor Car
neg has appointed the tax law com.
mission. II n composed of three hold.
over senators who win serve without
compensation and report To the next
legislature. They win complete. acru.
| iniZc nnd recommend changes Ia the
law. after having examined the sys.
tens IN vogue IN Australia nnd New
| Zealand. The members are. senator
I,ucklln. ropullst lawyer: Scnntor
/ Ehrhnrt. farmer Democrat; senator
iiill, lawyer, Silver Republican,
Governor Thomas on Tuesday sont
these appointments io the Srnnie.
Judge of Court of Errors nni Appeals.
| Judge e. I. Thomson, tonpp0inicd FOR
six yenrH NJ 5000 n yonr,
Warden Of the Hcformninry-A e.
butcher Colorado Springs, deputy
county clerk uf III l'nso,
Trustee of Mute nnd Blind School e.
l.. T., McGwifr ~ li0ngmunt rnnsn,
law of oX.Atiufipy General Carr
Chaplain NJ rcnitcntlnry =i,py. W, n
i,idolph. now chaplain ~ the sinlc
Hrnnip
rcnltrntlnry Commissioners Long
term. Lewis King ~ Ourny. short
torn, Henry White ~ Canon Cliy.