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MILN, sUsAN.-In pursuance of an order
4 of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
York deceased present the thereof
to the the s ri srs at f dF place Ace 81 s. van a
Of Manhattan in the City of New York. before the
dated New York. The 10th day, Of January. 1902.
NATHAS SaT7i1s K K. SM5lINEES MossMAS.
Sal51s5 &c &sH 5 T87 y 81 Wall
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
g Thomas Sur saTrqsate d Of the County o. New York
Clarence Maoy. late OF summit, County OF Unon' New
thereof the subscriber at her place Of transactng
lin Street in the cry Of New York on before the LIST
Dated New York Ri TIE 25'h day y, Of 5&nuary 1902
50 Franklin street. Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Honorable
SeE YoT nqGs Ms S ReTe5y gy to al @ hsy4E
Of New York, deceased & d., 20 present the same with
sering & business at the % 1cs % 1t * on96 % N Brown Num-
S @ so York anS Borough On ne Of 4e| en- o G ny
fifteenth day Of June next o.,
Do,, MARY rER7S PRANcEs MeGuINNEss. ExecutEi1
Der 32o Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan, New York.
L n. Z.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County New York notice
is hereby all claims against Anna
Meyer late OF the County New York deceased to
sent the with vouchers thereof at
his place of transactng business office OF Ferdi-
nand Shack. Nos 30 and 81 Pine Street Borough OF
Manhattan in the city Of New York or before the
Goth day Of June 1902
Dated New York. the 9th day December. 1901
EDWARD MEYER.
FERDINAND SHACK, Attorney for Executor 80 and 81
Pine Street Borough of Manhattan. City New York
IN PURSUANCE of order OF Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate County OF New York
notice is hereby given tC all persons claims
against Hallett ID. Wilcox late OF County OF New
York. deceased 10 present the with there
OF to the subscriber at her place OF
Broadway Borough of Manhattan, The City Of New
York. before the first day of May next Dated New
York the 26th day Of October, 1901. ~"
JULIA MCLURE WILCOX, Executrtx
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. Gurrogate of the County of New York
notice Is hereby given 10 all having claims
Elizabeth Rosenbaum. late OF the County New York
subscribers. their place transactng business
the Office OF Morris S. Wise. No. Exchange Place
Borough OF Manhattan In The City Of New York or
the 2nd day OF - -
Dated New York, the 18th day OF November, 1901
HENRY C. ROSENBAUM
SOLOMON K. LICHTENSTEIN,
NORRIS s. WISE. Atty. for Executors 40 Exchanx.
Place. Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y. City.
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later history is "a chaos Of conflicting policies
and almost incessant warfare"

A book for folklorists, devoted to one Of the
richest fields of folklore. is W. G. Wood Mar
tins Traces of the Elder Faith of Ireland"
1t is handbook Of pre-Christian Irish tradition.
and has drawn freely enough on that store TO
make book Of two substantial volumes, with
many illustrations. Longmans Green e. Co.
will put IL forth.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

G. P. Putnam's Sons will publish Immediately
With Special Reference to Existing Conditions
in the City of New York" being the report OF
the Committee of Fifteen, appointed In October.
1899. This volume has been prepared for the
general Committee OF Fifteen. under the direc-
tion Of a subcommittee Of four. The immediate
responsibility for the shaping Of the material
rested with Felix Adler and with the secretary
Professor Seligman. They secured for the di-
rect editorial work the service of Professor
Johnson. formerly Of Columbia. of Bryn
Mawr. The volume includes a careful study of
the conditions and Of the remedies that have
been attempted in the leading capitals of Eu-
rope 1t further includes a summary OF the con-
ditions In New-York, with suggestions as to the
best present methods of treatment for the evil.
1t is submitted with a unanimous recommended
ton Of the Committee of Fifteen.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

William Allen White and his publishers Nc
Clure. Phillips Co. are undeterred by the
commotion that some of his studies of political
personalities have made in "McClure's Mag
azine" and they will be brought out In a book
In the spring under the title of Political Por-
traits" with the trenchant sketches of Roose-
welt. Croker, Cleveland. Platt and all the rest.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

Welsh history has never been told In a con-
tinuous form suitable for the general reader an
omission which il is intended 10 remedy In the
next forthcoming volume of the Putnams'
STORY Of the Nations series. This history of
Wales is by o. NJ. Edwards, who has undertak ken
to bring out the main outlines of the story and
TO sum up the conclusions to the complex in
fuences which, accommodating through the ages.
have made Wales what 1t Is to-day. Welsh
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MACHINERY.
SAFES.

LARGE LOT OF second hand safes for
sale cheap to make room: ALI stze. and
makes: must be sold quick KINSEY
RAINIER * THOMSON. sg3 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription, for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
flee. No. 1.2i2 Broadway. ID door north OF
B1st-st., until o'clock p. m; advertise
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42d- st. between 9Th and sth aveS; 26S
West l2oth-st.: $50 East 47th-st; / 3Ss sd~
ave, between 10th and nth SITS ; lO2G 3d-
ave. near 6lst-st.: LOS 1st-ave.. near
eDth-st: l5I East i25th-st: 756 fremont
ave: 900 od-ave., near 4lst-st.; 554 3d-ave :.
\. Y.-2l6 Court-st 215 Smith-st. Newark
n J-7s4 Broad-st. And at all A. d. T.
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ApvERrIsEMENrs and .uDscr,pt,on, r0r

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offices.
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LOST

LOST OR STOLEN. No is1
4Se OF the German Savings Bank n the
l4th-st., issued 20 p. Schultz. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not returned TO the bank on the nth day
sued
LOST OR STOLEN. No 317-
492 or the German Savings Bank in the
CITY or New-fcrk. corner 4th-ave and
l4th-st.. issued to Pauline Marquardt All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the 5aTue. II not returned 10 the bank on
the 10Th day OF February. 1902. a duplicate
will be Issued
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nOYLE'S THINKS. RAGS.

CASES and leather goods are the best
266 6th-aye. tentire building). Nesey-st..
Astor House So 5th-ave.
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ATTORNEYS.

FAMILY differences, other legal business
transacted we'll and cheaply. ADVICE
FREE. Lawyer CLIFFORD. 1i5 Broadway.
New-York-
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1iIsirnrlloU.

For Young Ladies-C!ty.
IL schoarships) z. A. CUTTEN, Supt as Irving Place
18th Formerly Met. Temple.J Evening
MISS MURPHY
N1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Foreign travsl
1eo and lit West s6th st.
NERs. DORIS BOARDING AND DAY school. FOR
N GIRLS AND CHILDREN-Home School, 500 W. 1OSth
Day School. W. 1924 st. Hours from to i:I5
For Both sexes-City.
n o
~ THAN NOW TO TAKE UP BUSINESS STUDIES.
Students who enroll have six months prepare
Tor chosen line OF business before
ASK FOR CATALOGUE T.
ARD COM L,
4th Av. & 23d St DAY & EVENING. Phone 1918.
MIGHT SCHOOL.
~ day school. a the
WALWORTH INSTITUTE
ITO z. 125th st. and - W. 42d St.
is the time and place thoroughly qualify Stenog-
raphy. Typewrtng Bookkeeping Penmanshp. &c.
fINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs
THE BERIiTZ METHOD IS THE SYSTEMATIZED
FORM OF LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE A
FOREIGN COUNTRY BY ITS ACTUAL USE" Trial
lessons Free lectures and social
languages every Saturday. II a. M -Four Medals a
Paris Exposition 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

The Scribners announce for February publica-
ton a translation of Frederick Paulsen's I'm
manuel Kant: His Life and Doctrine" made by
j. E. Creighton and Albert Lefevre. The original
was written for a German series, classical
Writers of Philosophy" and in 1t the author,
who is one of the foremost philosophical stu
dents of Germany. has utilized the more i'm
portant results of recent German investigation.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

UNFINISHED ROOMS To LET
DOCTORS cor dentist's) reception ana con
sulting rooms to let. unfurnished: mod
crate rent. Apply 5T4 Lexington-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

Longmans, Green & Co have in preparation
"A Handy Book for Parochial Precentors," by
the Rev. James Baden-Powell-a book OF prac-
teal advice for the daily offices and the ser
vices of the Church. with hints to the choice
of music and suggestions as to cuts to be
made in the various pieces mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

ADVERTISEMENTS AMI subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown or
nee. No. 1.2i2 Broadway. I'd door north OF
Slst-st.. until o'clock D. m: advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
nces at regular ONCE rates until S O'Clock
2: m, VIZ: "a Shave. S. c. cor. 23d-st. (.
los 6th-ave., cor. 12th-st.; t42 Columbus
near tth-ave.: e2 East i4th-st.: 257 West
5zd-st., between 9TH and Sth aves. 26S
West l25th-st.: $50 East 47th-st.: 1888 Sd
ave- between 10th and 77th sts.: I.026 3D.
ave. near 6lst-st-; 1.ToS .1st-ave.. near
Ssth-st,. l5I East i23th-st.; 756 fremont
ave: 600 Sd-ave.. near 4lst-st-. 554 Sd-ave.
ZlO Bleecker-st-; 325 Rieecker-st- BROOKLYN
n. Y.-2l5 Court-st.. 2Is Smith-st Newark,
n J-S4 Broad st. And at AL A d. T,
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LETT

164 WEST H-Sr.-TTsnd.o,,,o
rooms private house; well heated.
-'e =" - ETH H-ST.-Excellent parlor ana
keeping; gentlemen or respectabIa uor,o-,
desirable location: reliable. "''-''4 >
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

Professor George Trumbull Ladd of Yale Uni
We. sity. has written a book on Philosophy of
Conduct" which the Scrbners will publish
rext month. II is "a treatise of the facts. prin-
ciples and ideals Of ethics" and follows in order
upon Professor Ladds Theory of Reality" 1t
is said to be the most popular and the most
literary of his many works.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

For garden books the public demand seems
unceasing: John Lane has in preparation the
latest one "A Garden In the Suburbs" by Mrs
Leslie Williams, book OF advice pleasantly and
attractively presented for gardeners. dealing
with each month OF the year and giving other
information OF n practical nature. There are
many pictures.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

1.-The Failure of Success" which Longmans
Green & Co. are about TO publish. is "a story OF
high life in England, by Lady Mabel Howard
who wrote The Undoing of John Brewster.
She has put on her title page the following de-
scribed as an "old Persian prayer: 20 Co.. De
merciful to the wicked: 10 the good Thou hast
already been mercful in making them good.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. H. G. weils's latest work. "Anticipations,"
IS having a sale which shows that book need
not be fiction to be popular in these days. 1t
has gone into a fifth edition.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wASrEn
Feunxa.

A WOMAN OF refinement and sr,.-.
who Is especially adapted 70 the cars -
children, would like the charge OF a xsnrIs.
man housenold: Is musical. can f1rnis,
4 h. Box 90. Tribune Uptown once. 2ss
Broadway. A'-fS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
ATTENTION, LADIES. IF YOU

CONTEMPLATE buying dress or lining
silks. call and see US. Manufacturers'
agents Victor Dress Silks. 10 West 22d-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

Brooklyn.
11SRENCH Spanish. German. Itanan.--Prof. Pelleriu
H. School Languages. 12e Bran
II Court-st. Brooklyn
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COMPANION and vALET.-By man OF ex-
perience; used TO travelling. speaks
French: 2S years reference; can give good
security. ". DALE. 129 East 27th-st.
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! CoACHMAN.-Can drive four; city or
/ country: good references. p. L. 1873 West
| 50th-st.
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GOLD FURNITURE & REcUn,~o

CoTTLI4ON. BALLROOM gold chain. ,-o-
rahted French leaf So: largest nsso-f-
~ N-r-I snowroGms owl, GOLD FURNITURE
- - LA-LI EERS. 30 Sixth Ave
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COMMUNICATIONS. married; first class
references: understands the care OF fine
horses and harness. good milker: able 10
take full charge OF gentlemans country
residence. a. SMITH, +0S Tth-ave.. Brock
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEy.
ST. EARTHGl gME|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
I'll East s2d-st First class domestics arc
supplied.
A.-JACQUIS BUREAU. COZ 6th-avs.
between S5th and Both sts, recommends
excellent servants. all capacities, cooks.
mattresses, maids laundresses, couples
MRS. HENRY MUSTONEN's Scandinavian
- employment Bureau. 1918 Sd-ave near
eNth-st. supplies the most reliable female
Eclp: references strictly investigated: Swed-
.l-n and FINLAND help a speciality.
FOR rALE
TWO sEALsRIN SACKS. sixes IS and A,
HsH. prlces very reasonable NAV
EfsitNSTk.IN. al West Il5.h-st
FRENCH HAIRCUTTER.
fOUJOl- French hair cutter. the be.r IN
me city. l.lf Broadway. between aoth
and 9Th SITS. w"
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COACHMAN.-By single Scotchman: thor
oughly understands the care OF fine
horses. carriages and harness. careful driv-
eT. highly recommended by first class fam
lilies: last employer can be seen. willing
and oblSing. city or country; twenty years
city and country references. Address w.
F.. Box 81, Tribune Uptown once. I. .242
Broadway.
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MOTHERS HEI.P-Lady. -edned. U-actS-
cal. sewS well. aS mothers helper. con-
panlon or housekeeper. capable Of taking
entire charge. q. 9. X Tribune Of1ce-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
DREsSMAKING.

RESSNAKER.- .-Colored woman. good re
modeler. wishes more customers by day
or week: prices reasonable. Address NJ. E.
40 ColUmbus-ave.
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BRIGHT young colored girl. OF good ea,,c,-
ton. in Office or as attendant in doc+o-, /,
once; wages moderate. l. EVANS, s.s
West 59th-st "a-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

COACHMAN.-By a man OF good appear
ance. who can give the very best city
references. Address WILLIAM. care DR..
Cattanach. 36 West 44th-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

Here is a bit Of rhyme by Mr.. Kipling which
IS carved on an oaken mantelpiece in Mr.. Cecil
Rhodes's beautiful house his great fruit farm:
THIS is THE BLOSSOM OF THE FRUIT.
cleared the land, set the trees;
led the water down the SLUT;
Earth gave me fftyfold increase
This is the blossom Of the fruit
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

The German Emperor knows his native poetry
very well, and is apt to make suggestive quota
tions upon OCCASION. Well aware of the sharp
criticisms lately made on one OF his ministers.
the Emperor sent the injured one the other day
his own portrait, signed by himself, writing un-
derneath the line from one of Burgers poems:
SIT is not the worst fruit that the wasps choose
put TO attack"
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Rochester; Harrison Clark. Albany; Chas.
H. Freeman. Corning; Joseph P. Cleary,
Rochester; John c. Shots Yonkers: Edw.
]. Atkinson, New York city: James S. Ora
ham, Rochester; Arson s. Wood, Wolcott;
Joseph w. Kay, Brooklyn; Nathan P. Pond
Rochester: Chas. A. Orr, Buffalo.
Delegates, Horace d. Ellsworth, Canton;
J. G. Thompson. Angola; C. A. Robinson,
1O5 Oak street, Brooklyn, N. Y; L. Y.
Miller, Olean; c. A. johnson. Lyndonville;
James D. Bell, 81 Lee avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y: 8. N. Keener, Newark. N. Y; T. N.
broke: James H. McKenna, 678 10th avenue,
New York city; Jerome J. Andrews, Sal
amanca: Wesley Van Over, Owego: David
Isaacs, Niagara Falls: Thomas H. Herman
215 Jay street, Brooklyn. N. T.: M. NJ
Conklin. Canandaigua; /. Sam Johnson,
Warsaw: w. 8. Van Keuran, Kingston;
James F. O'Hara, BIT Gates avenue. Brook
post office, borough Of Richmond. N. Y:
w. H. Daniels, New Hartford: Nicholas
Grumbach. Lodi street, Syracuse; Charles
Sisco. ShOrtsville: Joseph A. Goulden, III
Broadway, New York city: Charles A.
Shaw, 10 First place. Brooklyn: Charles A.
Smith. Monticello; John e. Mcintosh Ith-
AGA; A. n. Tompkins. Yonkers; A. B.
Barrow street. New York city: Edward A.
Dudley e5S Park place. Brooklyn: O. Har-
mon. one0nta: William Kyle, 9 Swan
street. Albany. Charles 8. Therp. 20 Mas
sau street, New York city: A. H. Smith.
Avon; George McGosman. IS Hill street.
Long lo Island city; John II ;.; Eadis; Nsy
Mclean. I'D Lafayette street, Buffalo: J.
q. Kicker Golden: Geo. Askew. Haver-
straw: w. @. Hugxins. Sanborn: James
zisslustss. Rodaey. n Crowley. Ran
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]. A. Leaman. Huntington, ]. v. c.
j. E. Mayo, No. 4D4 East Washington
street, Portland, A. A. G. --..
Delegates, q. E. Convey, Portland; John
Ingham. Eugene; Samuel Elmore, Astoria.
Alternates, Orville Dodge, Myrtle Pointi
I. M. Herman, Myrtle Point; S. +. Blythe.
Hood River.
Past commanders. N s. Pierce, Portland,
g. E. Cankin. Portland; F. n. Lamb, San
francisco. CAL; NJ. L. Ormstead. Baker
city; A. p. Borthwick, Portland; E. B. Nc
Elroy. Salem: O. Summers, Portland; H. H,
Northup. Portland: J. c. Cooper, McMinn-
Vile; 8. B. Ormsbury, Salem; E. W. Allen,
Portland; d. c. Sherman. Washington D.
c.; Frank Reisner, Eugene: C. P. Holla.
way Portland; H. v. Gates, Hilisboro': A.
]. Goodbrod. Union: J. A. Sladen, Portland.
Pennsylvania.
r. P. Scott. Butler. commander.
Edward L. Schroeder. York. 8. v.C.
Ignatz Gresser. Allentown, ]. ". C.
Charles A. Suydam, Philadelphia, A. A. q.
Delegates. William A. Stewart PhiladeI.
phia: Joseph Gould. Mt. Carmel; John @.
Stewart. Harrisburg: O. A. Parsons.
Wilkesbarre; William Styles. Philadelphia,
Thomas B. Ostrander, Philadelphia: James
L. yose, Tunkhannock: Andrew j. wit.
Towanda; N. L. Wagonselle. Lewtstown:
William J. Wray. Philadelphia; Adam
Leake, Altoona; VIM Sweeiey, Williams.
port; John T. Blair. Norristown; Thomas
burg: A. C. Koser. MechanicSburg: William
Wo61ngton. Latrone;. j. NJ Shaefer, Pitts.
burg: Nathan Wilson. Downingtown; John
n. 6utman. Monongahela- City; T. II.
Druclkenniller. LehiSht0n; r. T. Miller Leb-
anon: w. G. Besselieve. Philadelphia; ]. n
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apolis: Frank NJ Van Peh, Anderson, Iy-
man o. Leach. Muncie; Lphn 8. Kerchsval,
Sheridan; Hiram Heath, nSharpsyilie: John
B. Lyons, Brook: 1phn H. Beeber, state
Amos R. Walter, Fort Wayne; John w,
Price. Argos; Cyrusr3 3eiler, EIkhart, WI
liam J. Allen, BloomipgtsR.
Past commanders, ekobert 8. Foster, In
dianapons; William Nv. Dudley, Washing
ton, b. C.: James r. Canadian. Indianapo-
lis; Edwin Nicar, South Bend: David NJ
Foster, Fort Waynsa Argos D. vanosdal.
Madison; Charles NJ. Travis, Charlottesville;
Gil r. Stoemont, Princeton; Ivan N Walk
er, indianapolis; Joseph & Cheadle. Frank
fort; James T. Joh9fon. Rockville; Albert
wabash; Henry MI Caylor. Noblesville:
James S. Dodge. E1khart; Daniel Ryan,
Flat Rock: David E. BEEN, Spencer; Milton
Garrigus, Kokomo. II n,
Indian Territory.
Past commanders. q. Galkins, Tulsa; R.
w. Hill, Muscogee; J. H. Spann. South Nc
Alister: Savelon Boyles. Tahlequah; J. T..
Thomas Muscogee: VIM. H. Harrison, Che
cotah; r. NJ. ]. Shriver. Miami; David Red
field, Ardmore; Gideon 8 White, Vinita
John 8. Hammer, Ardmore.
Iowa.
John Lndt. Council Bluffs. commander.
N. 8. Durgin. Cresco, s. v. C.
Joseph Madison, Fonda, ]. v. C.
Geo. A. Newman. Des Moines, A. A. g.
Delegates. David B. Hamil. Keokuk; John
Annable. Davenport; s. N Human, Bel
mond; w. C. Thompkins, Clear Lake: w. A.
Smith, Marshalltown; J. B. Dennis, Traer;
H. B. Stafford. Lovilia: VIM Kirkpatrick,
Oskaloosa; Joseph Hewett, Indianola A. s.
Little. Ames; w. T. Sinclair; Humeston;
James L. Berry. Humeston; J. M. Briggs,
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snangton; Daniel Ross Wilmington; Chas.
n. Carey. wyoming; J. 8. Gutenberg. VIII
mingten: John e. Mobray, Dover; r. U.
S1nGSkingham. Pleasant Hin; Peter B. Ayars.
A. J. Woodman. Wilmington: Geo. W.
Stradley. Bridgevflle: B. d. Bogia. Will
mington; ]. p. Vantine, New Castle: Ed
win F. Wood. Dover; VIM. B. Norton, Will
L1nden. Wilmington; VIM. H. Moystin.
Wilmington: VIM. A. Reilly, Wilmington;
]. A Worrell, Pleasant Hill.
Florida.
8. Herbert Lancy, Maitland, commander.
J. F. Chase. st. Petersburg. 8. v. C.
Henry Donahue. Jacksonville, ]. v. G.
e. A. Richards. Orlando, A. A. @.
Delegate. Sam w. Fox Jacksonville.
Alternate. Chas F. Haskns, Sanford.
Past commanders. T. 8. Wilmarth, Jack
scnville; G. H. Norton, Eustis; E. w.
Henck. Philadelphia, Pa: VIM. James,
Jacksonville; J. w. v. r.. Plummer, Key
West: Fred. Goodrich. Deland; John ii.
Welsh. Miami; J. Dew. Hazard. Eustis;
Geo. F. Foot, Washington, D. c.; D. L..
Way, Sanford; L. Y. Jenness, St. Peters
burg; Charles M. Ellis, Jacksonville; Ed
win Kirby, Fruitland; John 8. Fairhead,
Jacksonville; Frank g. PARCEL. Tampa.
Georgia.
w. M. Scott, Atlanta, commander.
Lee Scott. Fitzgerald. s. ". C.
F. A. Jones, Tallapoosa, ]. &c.
James P. Averill, Atlanta, A. A. G..
Delegates. M. C. Wilcox, Mt. Airy; q. E..
Whitman, Fitzgerald.
Alternates, w. B. Miles, Atlanta; ]. M
Johnson. Charleston.
National Council, j. A. Commerford, Ma
rietta.
Past commanders, A E. Sholes, Savan-
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New Hampshire.
William g. Carter. Lebanon. commander.
Edward e. Parker. Nashua. 8. v. C.
Henry o. Kent, Lancaster, J. v. c.
Frank Battles, Concord, A. A. q.
David R. Roys. Claremont. nat coun.
Delegates, A D. Scovell, Manchester; ia
cob B. Dole. Franklin Falls; Chas. q.
Marsh, Greenvil1e; Levi Johnson. Clare
mont; J. H. Beacham, marlborough.
Alternates, David M. Howe. Somersworth;
Geo. P. Dickey, Alstead: Jonathan Tilton,
Laconia: W. e. Dow. Concord: David Eow-
ard. Dover.
Past commanders. Matthew T. Benton.
Portsmouth: Daniel ]. Vaughn. Cambridge,
Mass.S James e. Larlkin, Everett, Mass |;
Augustus H. Bixby, Franeestown: VIM. H
Trfckey, Claremont: Alvin s. Eaton, Nashua:
Chas. ]. Richards, Chicago. ILL.,: Martin A.
Hams, Lakeport; John c. Linelian Pena-
cock: Marcus M. Coils, Portsmouth; Otis
G. Wyatt, Tilton: James F. Grimes, Hills
boro'; Thomas CogswelI, Gilmauton; Ev-
erett B. Huse, Enfield: Daniel Hall. Dover:
Frank G. Noyes, Nashua; David r. Pierce.
Fargo, N. D.: Chas. 3. BuxzeH, Lakeport:
Lewis w. Adrich. Westmoreiand; James
MfnOt. Concord; A. 8. Twitchell, Qorham: IA,
L. Worcester. Rochester; D.. d. Proctor.
Wilton; Alanson G. Haines. newmarket.
New Jersey.
Enos r. Hann. Atlantic City, commanders.
David d. Keefe. Newark. 8. VIC.