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New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
$4,000 TRoTTIyG RACE PROPOSED.

The management of Charter Oak Park has an
nounced that a purse of $4,000 would be offered
for series of during the Grand Circuit trot-
ting meeting at Hartford. with The Abbot (2:0S4),
Cresceus (2:GD. Charley Herr 2:0O and BoraIma
2g0Sl starters In order 10 obvate John j. Scan
nells objection starting The Abbot against moro
than one horse at a time, unusual conditions are
proposed for the contest. If the horses come to-
gether The Abbot and Boralna will race against
each other Labor Day. and the two stations.
Cresceus and Charley Herr. will race each other on
the same day. These races will be mile heats
best two in three. On the following Thursday
Friday the winners in these preliminary races
meet in final contest at mile heats. best
three in five for the championships Of the trotting
turf.
According TO the conditions proposed by the man
ayers of Charter Oak Park, the owner of each
horse is to contribute 81 $50 TO the purse, the
citation adding $4,000 OF this sum 5000 will go
the winner of each of the preliminary and
the remaining $4,000 will so to the winner Of the
final This plan would enable the best horse
win $4,000 in the series-a larger than any
trotter has ever placed TO his credit in one week
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
CLIMBED TOWER TO SERVE WARRANT
MAN ARRESTED FOR ABANDONMENT SAYS He
SPENT PART OF HIS HONEYMOON on
TOP OF NEW BRIDGE.

After climbing to the top OF the New East River
Bridge tower yesterday. Policeman Martin Schnepf
served q warrant on William Carroll, a section
foreman employed by the New-Jersey Steel and
Iron Company. Carroll charged with aban-
ooning his wife, Agnes and was taken 20 the Lee
ave. police court, where he was held in $500 Tor
examination.
When Carroll was in Montreal three years ago
ne met young woman named Agnes, and they
agreed live as man and wife. They came TO
Brooklyn about a year ago, and lived at No. 1Z2
DlElsion-aVe. Six months later Mrs. Carrolfs SIS
Ter, Alice who employed in Montreal as
cashier. came Brooklyn. and made her home
with Mrs. Carroll The latter quarrelled with her
husband and went to Philadelphia In her alb
sehee IT is alleged that Carroll told Alice he was
hot married 10 Agnes, and that on January II
Sarrol and Alice married
Nhen Mrs Carroll returned from Philadelphia
She was astoEished 10 learn that Carroll had mar
@ I@ea her sister. She went 10 live No 495 Park
- - ana when her demands for support were un-
tetueq she obtained a warrant for CAROLS arrest
- rpAfl yesterday he pleaded not guilty 10 the
Luatee OF abandonment, and claimed he could not
= HeIo on tnaf charge, As he was not married TO
- - woman. Mrs. Carroll declared that she had
.Vn introduced many times by him Mrs. Car
'vl ana that he had promised TO marry her.
N q recent case in Brooklyn. in which woman
,asoos1sht ABANDONMENT proceedings against man
49, 80 me same plea was entered by the man. but
ass!Stanf Corporation Counsel Carr, on being asked
= Naslstfate Kramer for opinion. maintained
s Ia the man could be held for abandonment, the
formed -
S.arroll said in court that he and his wife Alice
Stslloeu 10 the top OF the Brooklyn tower on sun
sg morning, and that that was part OF their
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
RODER DEFEATS GERSHEL

Charles Rodcr defeated William GersheI last
night by the score of $50 to 15 in the final match
in the handicap hakline tourna ment at Maurice
Dalys rooms Roder played played $50 points
against 900 for GersheL There is three handed
tie now for second and third honors between
Albert Cans W. S. Bash and William C;ershei
Roder having captured first honors. The score:
Roder-o /. 49, o, I3, . 0, g. q, 6 l. 1s os1.2o o.
o. 2 o. 10, O. l, /. s. , r. y. o. /. s, 26, Total 50
Average. 4 14-34.
GerihGi-$2 3 l. J.; i H. 80 @ ot, "a ,, 2
Average. 4 1873
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
PRIEST NAMED As CORRESPONDENT.
WOMAN EMPLOYED ARCHIMANDRITE OF GREEh
CHURCH AS a TEACHER.

CHURCH AS 4 TEACHER.
Theodore Folerou, a fruit dealer, of No. 1872 Co
lumbus-ave.. has brought suit for an absolute
divorce from his wife, in which he names the Rev.
Agathodoros A. Papageorgopouos, the archiman-
drite of the Greek Church in this city as the CO.
respondent. Through her attorneys, House, Gross
man & Vorhaus, Mrs Folerou yesterday applied
to Justice Scott in the Supreme Court, for an al
lowance OF alimony and counsel fee.
Mrs Folerou had her husband arrested for aban-
donment, and brought before Magistrate Deuel. in
the West Side police court two weeks ago, declar-
ing that he failed to support her.
The plaintiff. through Howe & Hummel, his at
torneys. charges his wife with misconduct with
the correspondent. at their home, No. 1872 Colum
bus-ave., and divers times and in divers places
in this city in the years 1900 and 1901.
Mrs FoIerou in her answer denies all her hus-
bands charges and asks that, after his suit has
been dismissed. she be awarded permanent ali
rnony for the rest of her life The correspondent
was the minister who conducted the marriage cere-
rnony between her and her husband.
The archimandrite made affidavit in support
of Mrs Folerou's motion, in which he declared
that he had never been guilty OF any impropriety
with Mrs Folerou. and that he called at her house
TO instruct her in Greek and English.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
RACING.
RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT NEw-oRLEANs.

RESULTS AND ENTRIES AT NEw-ORLEANS
New-OrIeans March 14-Zelmet. while warming
up for the first race this afternoon. broke down
and a book ordered. The weather was
and Petit Maitre the winning favorites-
Most of the Derby candidates worked out
this morning Wild Pirate made the best show
form than was expected Summarizes:
FIRST RACE-sellng Seven furlougs
Woodtrtce. los N Slack and 4 5.......-...
Col Col; Gay 100 lFiey' 10 70 and to 1--...-..-.-
Tims-1:3S.
SECOND RACE-Selling- One mile seventy yards
aarSwurst 1OL dupee). 10 and 10 5.-----...-.-
Phidias. III (Cochranl, 70
Time-1;52
THIRD RACE-Sellng One mile and seventy yards.
j. II. Sloan. 115 O4andry out..-...........
Iacknan. ia (Dupee o s.. z
Georgia Gardner 102 slack 20 70
TiEe-1:5o
FOURTH RACE-Handcap Six furiongs.
Eleanor Howard "a Cochran. to and
Wild Pirate Josh G1andry) f2 to and 10 1........
Thurles % (Gormley). TO
FIFTH RAClSelIirg. Six and one-half furIongs.
Maitre. Slack 5 and 5--------..-.
Judge Magee 115 (Walsh). 10 to 1 and to 1---.-..
Time-1.25
SIXTH RACE-seIling Three-quarters Of mile.
GoIghtIy 1O3 20 Bren). 10 1 and to 5.
Time-1:161a-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
FOsBCRGH urRDER CASE NOTES Burned.

Pittsheld, Mass. March lit was learned here
to-day that the notes taken at the inquest in the
Fosburgh murder destroyed In the big
fire which occurred recently AT Great harrington.
1t is understood that the evidence presented the
inquest To be offered the coming trial of
Young Fosburgh, In July. The notes had been
transcribed and copies were placed in the hands
of the District Attorney at the time the case was
presented TO the grand jury. There appears TO be
some question as to whether the transcribed notes
may be offered evidence a the trial.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
B4SEB4LL.
ORIOLES COMPLETE.

Chicago March 14-President Ban Johnson of
the American League gave the official list of
nIavers signed for the Baltimore team. The lineup
will he: Robinson and Latimer. catchers; McGin-
nitv Howell Nops. Schmidt. Bresnahan, Tseister
and Yerkes. pitchers; Foutz, first base; Reitz sec
ond: Keister shortstop; McCiraw, third; Scheckard
Brode, Snodgrass and Collins, Outfelders, and
Robe, substitute infelder.
President johnson confirmed the reported signing
of the outfieder, Jones, of the Brooklyn National
League team. to play with COmiskey's White
Stockings this season. The players for the other
league teams will he announced until after the
Philadelphia meeting. March %.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
DIFFERENCES IN COMPANY G, 7IST

THEY RESULT IN THE RESIGNATION OF LIEU
TENANT W. E. TRULL.
Differences between Captain A. J. Bleecker and
Lieutenant William E. Trull. of Company G. list
Regiment have led to resignation of the latter.
Some members of the company opposed to Lieu
tenant Trul who has been known ardent
stpporter of ex-Lieutenant-Colonel Clinton II.
Smith for the lieutenant-colonelcy Captain
Bleecker and nearly all the other members of the
company are said TO be opposed TO Smith. Old mem
bers of the company whose time has expired re-
fused reenlist until Lieutenant Trull resigned.
Lieutenant Trull, who has been a member of the
list Regiment since 1892, served with it in Cuba
He was wounded of. his fingers and came
home. This caused criticism among members of the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
HARVARD HAS A PROMISING TEAM

THE early date set for the intercollegiate gol.
championship rather handcaps Harvard" said a
member of that university yesterday. The other
colleges get an earlier start. At present the Har-
ward links are covered with snow, and it is more
than likely that 1t will be the first week in April
before the men can begin work. Then one week is
lost owing the Easter recess All in all Har-
ward has good many obstacles in the way OF
good team.
Notwithstanding this. Harvard is generally con-
sdered to have an excellent chance this year
Reports from Cambridge show that there are some
promising freshmen the list with which to NIL
the vacant places.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

Newburg y. Y. March 1.-THE village of Sanger
ties Is without street lights. owing to a deadlock
between the local electric light company and the
village board. the company having shut off the
street circuit lights. Citizens have in some in
stances placed candles in the street lamps, and
large has been the demand for lanterns that the
merchants have sold out their entire stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

among those who arrived here the steamer
majestic yesterday were c. ]. Seymour Baker. Mr..
~nl Mrs. George F. Cammann. Captain w. G.
reen' Mrs W. w. Gordon. Captain F. ID. Grisseli,
- ~ and Mrs. John Hay. Mrs Richard d. Holt,
csplaln A Jordan. George w. Lederer, @. Marconi,
r q Pltcairn. Sir Charles Ross, Mr.. and Mrs j.
one. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lloyd, George c.
ns.Sey Henry Farleigh, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Fer
C:~saoez the Rev. J. s. Gallen. Captain Adrian +.
8osseSS lrs Griifhs. Miss Griffiths, DR. and Mrs.
fs.lellana Henderson. Miss Isabella p. Henderson,
gs,p.e.in u. r Henson, Miss Emile HerVe w. A.
Longssa,iaespg Vance Hunter DR.. and Mrs. G. B;
ars f. B. Meyers = IL Roberts Mr. and Mrs
p P@ihss Ms +. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. E. ". Townsend,
- ~ Fyvyan and John Nelson.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
sILrERWARE COMPANY FAILS.

Providence. r. l.. March H.-Brney c. Parsons.
of Boston has been appointed receiver of the How
ard Sterling Company. silverware manufacturers OF
this city. by an order from Judge Colt. of the
United States Circuit Court, application OF the
creditors of the company, whose claims aggregate
about $4,000. The company is said $4,000
with assets of 100000. The concern will continue
business.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
POLICE RAID FAILS IGNoMINIOUsLY.

Captain Lantry and number OF officers of the
East Fify-frst-st. police station made raid on a
place at No 200 East Forty -fourth-st. on Wednes-
day. and arrested John Dallas, of No. 339 East
Ninetieth-st as the alleged proprietor of crap
shooting" game They made twenty-one other
prisoners also. All were arraigned before Magis-
rate Brann in the YorkyiIle court. yesterday, but
as the police professed TO be able to bring evil
dence against them they were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

ee-pnesident Roosevelt passed through this city
D. Faay on his way from Washington to Oyster
bs ne went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel where
osased s.siied the barber shop. From there he went
ho,aeu 10 Thirty-fourfh-st and thence To his
GeaeraI ear a OYSTER Bay He paid high tribute to
~Ssn6 iaat fison lie said he would be unable to
s tae funeral in Indianapolis. ' ~
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
HERREsHOFF YACHT on TIE CLYDE.

Glasgow March 1.-THE keel OF yacht designed
by young Herreshoff successfully run this
morning She will be constructed entirely of nickel
steel As she will be the only all metal boat in the
65-foot class she is certain TO create sensation in
British yachting circles. She will be sailed by
Captain Willie" HoGarth, brother of the Sham
rocks skipper.
Mr.. Herreshofs methods of dealing with the
difficulties of British rating rules said to be
quite original
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
NEW RECORD AT PALM BEACH
W. B. CHENEY. OF CONNECTICUT. LOWERS THE
AMATEUR SCORE.

Palm Beach. Fla. March II (SpeciaD.-Although 1t
raned hard this morning, and was still raining
slightly when the start made IN the annual
open tournament of the East Coast SERIES there
were nevertheless. between seventy and eighty
starters in the thirty-sx hole qualifying round The
field was so large that limit had to be drawn 10
the afternoon play and only the best scores were
allowed 10 start. The prize offered for the lowest
score was won by w B. Cheney, eX-champion OF
Connecticut. who equaled the mateur record for
the course of 6S in the morning, and by doing a %
in the afternoon established new amateur record
for the thirty-six holes of 1f}, the professional
record being AZ. held by George Low. The new
am ate1Ir follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
CHAPMAN FOR 7ENDERLOLN.
MURPHY TELLS HIM TO ENFORCE THE
LAW AND FEAR NO POLITICIAN.

Captain Chapman was placed in command of the
Tenderoin yesterday, with strict injunctons from
Commissioner Murphy close up all the illegal
resorts in the precinct. II had Captain Chapman
here said Mr.. Murphy the reporters "and
gave him emphatic instructions that I would hold
him responsible for the execution of all laws
gambling laws and al-and I told him that no
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
FULLER ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March H-It was announced
to-day that former Congressman w E Fuller of
West Union, Iowa, has accepted and not declined
recently reported, the appointment by President
Mckinley as Assistant Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
GREEN AND DoNoHUE SIGNED

Philadelphia. March 1t-Daniel Green, outfelder
of the Chicago National League Baseball Club. to-
day announced that he had signed contract TO
play with the same club this year The American
League was after Green, but did not succeed in
Frank Donohue one of the Philadelphia National
Teaeue Clubs pitchers. to-day signed contract 10
play with the local National League club this
year.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
LAWSOy TROTTING RACE NAY CONE OFF.

Lexington. KY, March "A (SpeciaD.-A proposition
made here to-day by David Cahil1 race his
trotting stallion Charley Herr against the
world each starter contributing $4,000. the race to-
decided before the association offering the
money. This is practical agreement with the
proposition of Thomas W. Lawson OF Boston. the
of BOralTna. except that Mr.. Lawson limits
the race to The Abbott. Cresceus Charley Horr and
Roralna.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.-Seventh annual exhibition of
National Sportsmen's Association, Madison Square
Garden.
IIIIARDS.-New-York Athletic Club championship
tournament. New-York Athletic Club
HAND TENNIS.-Cha ampionship doubles hand tennis
tournament. New-Ycrk Athletic Club.
POOL.-Championshp tournament Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club
Show matches, Interstate Park,
rife shooting Zettler Rifle Club; revolver cham
pionships Colt gallery Madison Square Garden.
GOLF.-Annua meeting of the New-Jersey Golf
Association No 30 Broadway.
BAsKETBA LI--Prnceton against Columbia. Columbia
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
KID" mccoy SHIPPING HAcKNEYs.

Queenstown, March 14-"Kid' Mccoy, the pu-
gilst. sailed for New-YorIx the White Star Line
steamer Oceanic to-day after a few days IN Great
Britain completing the purchase and arranging
for the shipping of number of English hackneyS
for breeding establishment at Saratoga He does
not propose to do any fighting in the near future
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
YoRK-s STAFF IN BROOKLYN.

A headquarters bureau has been organized by
Deputy Police Commissioner York for Brooklyn,
and will be under his personal direction. There will
De thrty-tWo in the squad
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
NO COMPROMISE AT FRISCO.

San Francisco March 14-President Thomas WIZ
Jams and Colonel Daniel Burns now sole own
ers of the racetrack at Oakland. through the pur-
chase of outside interests. President Williams
that racing will be continued the clubs course
and emphatically denies that there Will be any
compromise with the San Francisco Jockey Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
DOUGLASS DEFEATS RALsToN

DIR. W. b. Douglass defeated W r. Ralston in
the New-York Athletic Club billiard championship
tournament. last night, by the score of 200 10 6S
The winners average was $40, and his best run %
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
MINED FoURsoMEs AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood n J., March II (SpeciaD-A mixed
foursome handicap competition was golhng attrac-
ton which drew many to the Country Club links
to-day the course being in fine condition and the
Weather ideal for the sport. Cups were offered the
net score leaders by Thomas w. Pearsall The best
actual stroke card of the day, made by the scratch
pair. Clarence II. Robbins and Miss Downert was
uurewarCed Their card follows;
out ....................6 -55 VOC
In { : . = S-Jo-lei
M and Mrs Frank d. Beard. with the second
basf cross card and a handicap of % strokes won
the trophies eight pairs reporting in the following
order:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

ITS OCCUPANTS INCREASE SPEED IN sIxTH-AvE.
AND ESCAPE.
An automobile driven by two at high rate
OF speed dashed through Sixthave. last night, and
in front of Twenty-eighth-st. and possibly
fatally injured Carmine Luggiero, thirteen years
old. of No. 1872 West Twenty y-eighth-st.
The boys right arm, his left hip and possibly his
skull were fractured The men increased the speed
Of the machine and got away. The boy was taken
to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
WOMEN TO HOLD ANTI-vICE MEETING

= womans mass meeting TO protest against vice
in New-York is to be held in Carnegie Hall Sun
day at p. Among the speakers will be Mrs
Ella A. Boole, Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis. Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait and Jacob 4. Riis Mrs. C
Russell Lowell viii preside Among those who have
signed the call for the meeting are:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
BILLI4 RDS.
Foss DEFEATS POGGENBURG AT OXFORD
CIVR

CLUB.
The Oxford Club of Brooklyn we'll filled last
night with amateur billiard players The first TO
together Wilson p. Foss, the present
Amateur Athletic Union champion and Ferdinand
Poggenburg, of the National Association. F'oss
proved too much for Poggenburg. and won his
game in the fifteenth inning. Poggenburg started
off like winner. and made the highest run of the
game in the second inning, when he 81. Foss's
hest inning was the fourth, when he made cluster
of 80
The second game of the evening was between
Arthur Townsend and Frank A Keeney. The
game was 200 points, 4-inch balk line and
by keeney 200 l5I.
The scores of the first game follow:
Wilson T. Foss-3. 13. l. 40 Is o. l. o. /, B. l. 81 %
13 6 Total $50. High runs. 40 81 90. Average 10
Ferdinand PoggenburgS A. IA. IL. II o. 2 "a l. o. o.
J. II Z /. Total 13i. High Al. u. II. Average
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
j. B. LIPPINCOTT HURT.

THROWN FROM HIS PONY. HE Is UNCONSCIOUS
FOR HOrRs
Columbia S G. March Il (SpeciaD.-In pony
and polo ball at Aiken between J. B. Lippin-
cott, II. w. McVckar. Reginald Brooks. II. 3. Bull,
II. Wright, l.. l.. Miller and others. Mr.. Lippn-
colts saddle grth broke. He fell heavily and was
unconscious for hours. Tonight he is resting com
fOrtably
Miss Waterbury. of West Chester. rode her pony
into the Aiken postoice 20 get her mail, and
summoned before the Mayor to-day. She appeared
by attorney, and fined s.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
TO BUY CONsERT4ToRY OF nUsIc.

Boston. March 14-"The POST tomorrow VIII
say that DR.. Perrin. of the Every Day Church,
Shawmut-ave., is forming corporation TO pur-
chase the buildings of the ew-England Conserva-
tory of Music. East NewtOn-St.. and turn them
into home for working girls. The property ia
valued a S2S0000.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
THE VIcE-PREsIDENT RETURNG NOME

among those booked TO sail on the Umbria on
N@'ureay are Eugene Zimmerman and Mrs Evans.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

Mrs. Mortimer Q. Addoms.
Mrs. Francis {. Barlow.
Mrs. r. \. Benedict.
Mrs. :. L. Berger.
Mrs. Lillian ". Belts
Ms. Sarah J. Bird.
The Rev. Antoinette Brown
Bla ckWell.
Or. Mary Z. Bond-Foote.
Mrs. Ella A Boole.
Mrs. William Il. Brown.
Mrs. Margaret p. buchanan.
Mrs. Caroline Brown Buell..
Miss Emily O. Butler.
Mrs. Clarence Burns.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
Mrs. NJ. =. Chamberlain.
The Rev. Augusta Chaplin.
Mrs. Mariana w. Chapman.
Mrs. John : Crosby.
Mrs. W. :. Grove.
Mrs. Edward Curtis.
Mrs. George William Curtis.
Mrs. Marguerite a. Dalton.
Mrs. Frank Damrosch.
Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson.
Mrs. Dorman 3. Eaton.
Mrs. r. ". Glider.
Mrs. r. y. Goddard.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Grannis.
The Rev Phebe A. Hama
ford.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

~ Fau Pons the wrestler sailed on the steamer La
champagne yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

TIE uIdN4IIs IOI V4V 1'ITI I'O''0'' N''I 10 ~ TT
lows:
w 8 Cheney VS.. Daniel Chauncey, c. F. Wat
son jr. vs. C. l.. Tappin T.. l. Traveli vs.: George
Bernard Sidney Maddox vs.. W. II. Davis. Glay-
ION Dixon VS. Irving BrOkaw, c. B. Cory vs. I. T
Reid r. Fl. McElwee vs.. c. H. Seely and G. Hursh
VS. H. NJ. Forrest.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

Rorsree-N Russell Hockey Club of New-York Score
-yaIe 1. Columbia l.. Goals-Van Castle. Mailman.
Buckwatec Byers Mckee Time-halves OF twenty MN
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
AUTOMOBILE BADLY INJURIES BOZ.

Both men and women are invited 10 be present
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
Mrs. Frank D. Beard and Mr.. Beard:
HOCKEY.

YALE FRESHMEN DEFEAT COLUMBIA
FRESHMEN AT ST. NICHOLAS RINK.
An interesting game of hockey played at the
ST Nicholas Rink. last night between the Yale
and Columbia Freshman teams. The Yale men
were TOO fast for the local players, and won by
the score Of 10 I. The teams played as foioWS'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

! DR. Mary y. Hussey. 4.
Mrs. Darwin r. James.
Mrs. Albert Johnson.
DIR. Harriette {. Keatlnge.
! Or. Anna L. Langworthy.
Miss Emma Q. Low.
Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell.
DR.. Olive McCune.
Mrs. Darwin J. Meserole.
DR.. Ellen Miles.
Mrs. Robert p. Minturn.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts Morris.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Morris.
MIS-. James Herbert Morse.
Miss Helen y. Nelson.
Mrs. William c. Osborn.
Mrs. Mary White Ovtngton.
Mrs. c. II. Parkhurst.
Miss Julia d Phelps.
: Mrs. James +. Pope
! Mrs. Minot J. Savage.
Mrs. William Jay Schieffelln.
! DR.. Marearita 4. Stewart.
I Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Mrs. Theodore Sutro.
! Mrs. r. a. Tuttle.
Mrs. :. Tobias.
! Mrs. Mary Van Buren, Van
! deTpoel.
Mrs. Henry Willard.
4 Mrs. George WaddinEton.
4 Or. Phrbe J. p. Walt.
ora .,yi,oS .o ba Y,raeap.