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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
new MAYOR CAUSES STIR
Dr. e. N. Flynn Puts Saloon Keeper
ducts a Bad Resort.
Palladium Special.1

Jeffersonville, Ind, April 5.-Dr.
Edward N. Flynn, mayor-elect of the
city of Jeffersonville, who takes Of
flee next September, in announcing
the members of his Board of Public
Works, has aroused stir. The board
consists of Orlando Hobbs, Samuel
Cunningham and l.. A. Douglass. It
is the choice of the second named
that is causing the stir. Cunningham
is a saloon keeper and owns pleas
ure resort, where he had weekly dan
ces which were stopped recently by
order of the Metropolitan Police
Board. He is also a member of the
City Council. 1t is as saloon keeper
that he is opposed. Another saloon
keeper is authority for the statement
that he, Cunningham and another
We're applicants for the place and
DR.. Flynn reached a decision by
drawing lots.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
CRITICISM FOR
SENATOR SMOOT
The Northern Indiana Metho-
dists Touch important
Subject.
is NATIONAL DISGRACE
PROPOSITION is MADE TO DI.
VIDE EDUCATIONAL MONEY
BETWEEN DEPAuw AND TAY.
LoR UNIVERSITIES.
is NATIONAL DISGRACE
Palladium Special

Alexandria, Ind, April Sat to
days session of the Northern Indi
ana conference Reed Smoot, United
States Senator from Utah, and the
body with which he sits in Washing
ton, received rap from DR.. T. c.
Iliff, of the board of church extension
in an address before the conference
this morning. He said the seating OF
Smoot was national disgrace, and
that the women of the nation were
right In denouncing the Senate for
allowing him to retain his seat.
Another expression of local educa
tional significance was that of DR.. E
Wabash district, who declared that
it was time for the Northern Indiana
Conference to divide in half the con
ferences annual contributions to De
Pauw University and give it to Tay'
lor University, struggling church
school at Upland, this state.
The assertion was greeted with ap
plause. which made it clear that DR.
Semans' sentiments are the senti
ments of the conference.
Contributions May be Divided.
For years all members of the
churches constituting the Northern
Indiana Conference have been assess
ed Is cents each annually for the
maintenance of DePauw University
at Greencastle. Taylor University has
received nothing. That step will be
taken toward a division of the con
tribution now seems certain. The
question may come up for considera
DePauw are opposing division OF
the funds on the grounds that Indi
ana can support only one university
with credit to the Methodist Episco
pal church.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
SAMUEL GOMPERS
IS EULOG|zED
Representative ToWne in the
House Pays Labor Leader
High Tribute.
POSToFFICE BILL WAS. UP
THIS SERVED AS A VEHICLE FOR
THREE IMPORTANT AND IN.
TERESTING SPEECHES - sTEE-
NERSON MAKES PLEA.
Publishers Press1

Washington, April General de.
bate on the postoffice appropriation
bill in the House today furnished the
vehicle for three important speeches,
one by Charles Towne (Dem. N. W
on the rights of organized labor; an
other by Mr.. Moon (Dem. TENN in
condemnation of the practice of the
giving of federal subsidies, and Mr..
Rainey dem. Ill., who made tariff
revision speech. Mr.. Lee (Dem. Ala.)
talked for good roads.
Mr.. Towne made a great plea for
labor. Under our representative in
stitutions, it is inevitable that citi-
zens should seek to influence the en-
actment and enforcement of laws
deemed by them likely to improve
their social and industrial copdition.'
he said.
Wage earners cannot be expected
to be oblivious to this privilege. In
deed it has always been one of the
chief arguments of the party in power
in favor of it's continued supremacy,
that it's policies were largely shaped
to achieve the welfare of the labor
ing man."
He eulogized Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Fedora
tion of Labor and John Mitchell, lead
er of the miners as men of clear
thought and singular ability and
spoke of labors recent petition.
RoundIy Scored Subsidies.
Representative Moon. who is the
ranking Democrats member of the
committee on postoffices and post
roads, roundly scored subsidies. He
called attention to the fact that the
southern Democrats are largely for
the Southern Railroad company's S
mail subsidy, and said that for the
present, he was mighty unpopular
with his colleagues.
When asked if it was not true that
the Tennessee legislature and other
officials of his state had not indorsed
this subsidy. Mr.. Moon replied that it
was true. But knew" he said.
that although these men believed in
what they were doing, they did not
know, but did, that behind them
stood this corporate monster demand
ing this subsidy"
Later on. in reply to another query,
Mr. Moon said that members of the
legislature were frequently ignorant
of the law and sometimes of the
facts.
Mr.. Steenerson (Rep. Minn) made
plea for higher pay to the railroads
of the west for the carrying Of the
mails.
Representative Rainey. who argued
for general revision of the tariff laws
did not conclude his remarks before
an adjournment was taken. He will
finish tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
INJURED ARE IMPROVING
Those Hurt in c. c. 4 L. DeraiIment
Will Likely Recover Nicely
Clearing Away Wreekage.

The victims of the wreck of the
Red Mems Special early Wednesday
morning on the C. C. & L. are all i'm
proving and no serious results are
anticipated. Edward E1labarger,
North 18th street, was reported as not
feeling well yesterday as result Of
his experience but the others were
resting easier.
The work of clearing away the
wreckage continued yesterday The
coach which was thrown down the
embankment has been righted and it
is now being raised to the tracks.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
Germany Wants Money.
Publishers Press

Berlin, April "a syndicate head
ed by the Imperial Bank of Germany
has undertaken to issue a new impe-
rial loan for 100000 pounds at
three and half per cent, and a new
Prussian state three and a half per
cent. loan for 100000 pounds.
The loans will be offered to the pub
lie at par and after the expiration of
the time for their issue, at 100 lilo.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
WORK Is THOROUGH.

property will be concluded on April
80 and the assessors are consequently
rushing things to have the work com
pleted on time. Very little difficulty
has been met with in any of the town.
ships thus far and it is asserted that
the work was never more thoroughly
done than this year. There Is a pro-
mise of substantial gain in the total
valuation of taxable property in the
county.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
NEW FLAG BADLY NEEDED

Richmonds federal building has fly
ing at its Mast head begrimed and
tattered United Staes flag that resem-
bles one that had done service through
the seige of Vicksburg. 1t is one of the
requirements that the flag shall al
ways wave from the stats on federal
buildings but the one now in use is
extremely unsightly and calls forth
criticism. 1t is likely that a new one
will be sent for.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
ARE HIGHLY PLEASED.

Members of the South Side Improve
ment Association are highly pleased
with the manner in which subscrip-
tions of stock in the Boyce farm pro-
iect are being paid. Much of it al
ready is in hand and the enterprise
is certain to be successful.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
BAILEY STARTS TODAY
He and Special OFFICER Grady Are
Now in San Franeiseo-They
Expect Hard Trip.
palladium Special.1

San Francisco, April 5.-Supt. Bal
ley of the Richmond police depart
ment and L. P. Grady special agent of
the Big Four arrived here today and
will leave for the East tomorrow with
John Locke and Harry Harris. Both
officers state that they expect a hard
trip as their men are desperate char
acters.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
ECHO OF MINE HORROR
Survivors Are in Desperate Condition
and Are Being Nursed
in the Mine.
Publishers Press1

Paris, April 6.-The newspaper In
transigeant says that several surviv-
ors of the recent mine disaster at
Courrieres, who are in a desperate
condition. are being nursed in the
depths of the mine.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
Underwent Operation.

Miss Anna Harrison, superintend-
ent of the Reid Memorial Hospital.
underwent an operation on Monday
morning for appendicitis. She is i'm
proving and has passed beyond the
danger point.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
VISITED NEW PARIS.

Members of the degree team of
Herman lodge of Odd Fellows went
to New Paris last evening and conferr
ed the second degree on a class Of can
didates in the Odd Fellows lodge there.
The attendance was large and the New
Paris brethern saw much to admire in
the work as given by the Herman
team.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06
Hens Heavy Producers.
palladium Sneclal j

Milton, Ind, April 5.-Lewis p. Eel
Ter has flock of 35 White Lghorn
hens which produced LILO eggs in
January, February and March.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-06

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Indiana-Fair Friday; Saturday
fair. warmer.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
TRANEL.

OXFORD DESCRIBED BY ROBERT PEEP. AND z c
MINCaIN With 100 Illustrations IN colors. I2rao
PIP. la. CThe Macmillan Company
4 volume containing pictures the CHIEF beauties
OF the great university its city with q rIlnulrs
commentary. historical and descriptive.
HAKLUYTCS PoSTHUMUs: on, PURCHAs HIS PII-
CfFSIMS Containing Histore- - the World
Voyages aud Lande Travels BY Fepzlishnlen ana
Others BY Samuel Purchase. B. .. Che Macmillan
Company
Volumes XI XII XIII and XIV OF the Mao
Lehose edition of these quaint records OF early
strange lands
THE LAND OF PARDoNS. BY Analole 14s Braz- Trans
lated by Frances VI. GOstling With twelve niustra
ti0ns color by 7. c. GOtch and forty other Illus
tratons. 12rno. pp 290 THE Macmillan Company
A fascinating book about Brittany devoted chiefly
to its legends and TO descriptions Of Its great religious
festivals. the PaEdons
THE NORFOLK BROADS. By William A. Dutt. With
f0rty-eiEht cOlored and tWentv-niRe uacolOre6
tratlons by Frank SOuthgete- 42nO, Pp- A12 CThe
Macmillan Company
A sketch of the history of the strange Eaxssh
with chapters On ATS a4Ies s9oTes EoA
and ancient buildings.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
THE DARK ROAD
BY ETHEL CLIFFORD.

BY ETHEL CLIFFORD.
There is no light in any path OF Heaven,
Livery star is folded in dark sleep;
The clouds hang heavily, the moon IS hidden,
How win she know the road her soul must
keep?
She did not ask for heavenly palaces.
A little human home her desire;
The intimate close touch Of human hands
To love and watch beside human nFe
AS tears will be remembrance IN her heert
If she recall her lamps familiar light
And as a sword vain pity in her heart
il she should hear her children's cry tonight.
All Mary. Mother. stand by Heavens gate
And watch the road for one who comes to find
m loneliness and fear what Heaven holds
To comfort her VINO leaves the earth behind
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Literary Wete'S and Criticism.

Der OF the New York Constitutional Convention
oA 1874 as chairman for six years Of the statu-
eOEs revision Commission and as legal adviser
% three Governors. Mr.. Lincoln had unrivalled
opportunities to become minutely familiar with
the meaning OF every part OF our present con-
sututlon and with it's origin. He gives an ac-
count OK the earlier Colonial charters and in
stitutions and detailed history OF each one OF
the constitutional conventions, as well as
historical analysis Of our constitutional law by
topics. The work also contains e careful anno-
tation OF the present constitution and elaborate
tables and indexes. Any student of New York's
constitutional law must find this work inval-
uabie
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

SSsstain malicious and Jealous persons Of immoral
SSIaNlof, and was straighrway ordered TO appear
before the papal throne. The way was long and
.oilsome. but 20 show how it is for innocence
20 overcome difficulties he determined to walk to
Iotle with his ankles shacked together so that 1t
was impossible 70 take other than very short steps,
o only 70 take those with pain and infinite labor
1ne SnaekIes having been locked upon his legs the
KEY, Dy MS order, was thrown into the Avon. NO
doubt the OF his mode OF travelling spread far
and near. and Il Is Likely that many thought he
az the great city In a wonderfully short space OF
tIne and upon the evening OF his arrival sent one
or his companions TO fish IN the TtbeT fnufna ting
Ihat ina hsn was waiting 70 be caught soon a me
nsh was hauled to the bank, and upon cutting IL
open, lo the key OF the lock of the shaclSes upon
Ecswtn's legs was exposed to view! The Pope was
much impressed and Immediately reinstated him IN
his bishopric
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


HYGIENE OF THE NURSERY. By Louis stazz. " .,
Illustrated. l2ulo. pp. xit SOS. philadelphia: p
Blakston's Son & Coz
a treatise the general regimen and feeding oS
infants and children: massage ana the dornestio
management OF the ordinary emergencies Of early
life. Seventh edition
THE PACKERS. THE PRIVATE CAR LINES AND
THE PEOPLE. BY J. Ogden Armour illustrated
12no. PIP $50. (PhEadelphia Henry AIteEnus
Company
A defence OF the methods Of the packing tadu,-
try in the United States
THE PHILOSOPHY OF REST. BY Ella Atsl9a
Fletcher. 12mo. pp- IS. dodge Publishing Coma
pany)
Short essays IN favor OF the simple life and com
nUnion with nature Printed with ruor1cated bor-
ders and initials
HANDBOOK OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
BOSTON Illustrated l6mo pp goa. (PostOa:
Museum OF Fine AFts)
a guide the important features oe eh.
WASTE OF WATER IN NEW YORK. AND IT'S
REDUCTION BY METERS AND INSPECTION
and diagrams Svo pD. viii. 2T2. (Ths Merchants
Association of New York;
A report made BY the author the conraittse
on water supply OF the Merchants Association
New York. together with q digest o8 the laws gov-
erntng the use OF water meters IN New York
Alfred l. Marilley, and a summary Or present con
dltOns relating TO the water supply OS New York
by J. Harnpden Dougherty.
UNCLE cHARLIE'S POEMS MIRTHFUI4 AND
OTHERWISE. Charles Noel DQIglas JVIfb
frontispece portrait 12Eno, pp 15s. q. S Ogilvie
Publishing Company
Verses written by "shut-in" and reprinted from
various periodicals.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

begun 70 make good cheare OF the intraes: where
at the sQuink-eyed Gunner perceivtng his time,
drew the strlng, and giving fEe. on went the piece
and shot the Crocodile in three parts: well. he is
deadly wounded, and making horrible nOyse.
the Gunner lay denned. and burst stiETe;
while the beast striving TO recover the water.
tyred and lying close on his belly there he dyed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
!S1rrOgafes' Notices.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
yorh. By the Grace OF Gcd Free and InG-psnE.ns-
20 Ida AVS Jennie NcCutcheon. Herbert d -.s~sr.
Gecrgtana Il Squirss. Henry T sell "
the heirs and next Of kin OF Itrs sen dsseased ssat
York has latsly applied to the SCrrogates Court 0s
County az New Xork 20 have certain tlstruu-nt IN
writing relating personal property.
proved last VIII and Testament of Hiram T. Sci.
lsse Of the City OF Los Angeles. California. diseased.
therefore and each OF cited 70 APPEAR bers
the Surrogate OF County OF New York his Oce
the County OF New York the 4th of Oct0beF-
thousand hundred O'clocs
the forenoon of that day then and
probate VIII Testament Ard sucA
you hereby cited under q twenty
one years required 70 aFPeaE hy guardian E
II none. appear and apply Ger
% be appointed in the OF neglect
failure 90 DO q guardian Will appointed
represent you prOcesdus-
In Testimony Whereof. We the Seal
slrrugatss Court Of the said County % New York
hereUnto af1xsd- Witness. Hon Abner c. Tho-nAs.
IL ST SUrrosate o. said County of NsS York
said County. The 9th day of Ausust- &n the ys>r
DANIEL J. DOVTI\C-s
Clerk OF the SurTJs1u=is Court.
JOHN II RIDER. Attorney for PeciroDzr. "a Ceta-
Street. Manhattan Borough New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Surrogate s Notices.

N PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.
4 Frank T Fitzgerald. n Surrogate Oe the County Of
Nav YORK notice hereby all persons having
CLAIMS against Charles E Boyuton late OF the County 0e
New York deceased present the with vcUchers
thereof 10 EubsGrtber. his place OF
bU mess office OF DAILY 1oyt & Mason. No ls
William street. in the City % New &Srk. On y before
the nrst day OF october next.
Da;ed New York 10th day OF March. 1906.
FREDERICK =. BOY&TON, Adrnili.trztoz
HoYT & MASON. Attorneys for Administrator,
IS william Street. Borough oE Manhattan. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
FICTION.

THE LION AND THE MOUSE. a Story os American
Life. BY Charles Klein and Arthur Hornblov illus
trated by stuart Travis. f2nO, pD. SsS C. W
Dillingham; Company
A '-noveIization' OF the play OF the sane name.
STEP BY STEP. A Story og High IDEALS By Mrs
George Sheldon Downs Illustrated limo pps sS6
&C. ". Dillingham; Company
romance oe almshouss vgaif os lofty principles
who becomes a successful of affairs. A thr-at
OF mystery through the tale.
WHAT GOD HATH CVOT0 JOINED BY Orr Kenyon.
Illustrated IN colors limo. pp. vi. 81. Coocss Pub
nsaing Company
A story OF incompattbiItty aat ctgorce.
THE TIDES OF BARNEGAT. 3y T. Jopxf-.or Smith
illustrated in tnts by George Wrt1Nc. I2rro %.
Az CHARLES Scribaer's 6ons)
Reviewed IN another column
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

BINl6ATFFs
EUGENE. EMPRESS OF TIE FRENCH A Popular
Sketch. BY Clara Tschudi Translated by Z. II
Cope. With colored portrait from the picture the
Versailles Gallery svo pp. 291. THE Macmillan
CompanyO
more or less picturesque biography Empress
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Notice of Summons.
SUPRENlE coURT. COCNTY 40 srArE o.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY AND STATE Oh
New yoEs-TEial desired IN New Ya5k eosasz.-
Hamilton Juliet P Hamilton. William Gaston Igail:sn-
aids Hamilton surviving and execut07s .ad.s
CEASED william Castor Hamilton and Adeaids Is4..-
ana testanea; os Charlotte A. HamlIron dsceassi VIII
lam Pierson Hamilton coui5tee Of the estate g Acs
q hamilton and William n Harris trustees anssr =.
foS 59csaSsd !Af emma 7 Til c1 S aS5n ssas s
tor. AIrxande- Hsmfl,on 1sl; Henry y TIailfo7. ga
e Marie L Henderson, Helen ~ RhineiaadsE Sssr.s
S1scuIors under The last WI sHe tes;aast OF Cas
Iorsns fsa5t1on Helen Haii,or Pierrs1oas Iiasss
Aexandsr Hamilton tSdl Laareas lailt0n. Phfs M,r
as s ana ssch q she@ You are SsFsSy ss.
so, e snssT o 3 S2s SS5S m m % ' pIs 5r 9 e
twenty after the ssryce oe this summons sxsivs
Sar e ne 81 ay aser ~ isens win ss taken m ssiS.S cs
asssur tor the relief demanded in the complaint
D-''1 ''''--'-''' HENRY .srATov.
o1cs ana pOsosss sdsFess i4GS ErOsdway Ne" York
10 ;Sc Defendants Marie L TsndsTson Auui- J. AE.-
SO s9H sS Ss9ssal SIMS Sr S RhiasSsT + 49,; ss
RLfas sMyths sehqylsr Van Sor'Isnd silsoa s.-
sOlns suHons Is served upon yea BY pnslieation s-
tee ~ he supreme CSurt OF the state OF New Xorx aAlsa
the ga Gay O. g., July o lee q 9Ps ne es9 % WIN y ssy & ~
New York IN the County Courthouse q ths soroasa a
@ s q, J9y is Tho o6jSe Of Sis se ' !. 's -
Vs:l a DaoR 5a sS6s iS a if % 1 s. e : &
prejudice 20 tlo OWuerEs tu6l a
Of the following described property Premises Ge cut
fnes etc thereon situated the noTtEwgst os
Barclay street designated and Known
22I-220 Broadway. the Hamilton iIdiuS, New yo.x
CITY Borough OF Manhattan
Dated Nea York. Borough Manhattan July ssl.
HENRY STATION.
Attorney for Flsiuf.-.
Ofca ana postoEce address, 1902 Broadway. New Torx
City. n Y. Borough Of Manhattan
SUPREAIE COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- Albert Bunker, Plain,l1, asainst Louis Dscagpss
Defendant To above named deseu-lle- 700
hereby summoned . answer the eo12-a1t = go
action and OF your answer On t1c pa
t Attorney within twenty DAYS after th1 seVes g 81.
exclusive OF the ct service. ana e.
your failure 20 appear 1udgmenr VII rs taxen
against you dsfauls Ter tas relief demanded n t1'
complaint.
DATED New York. June nth. 1854
FF{6NCIS X CARMODY. attoraey f1r Pialltl-. Q-es
Pnst address No. - Willlall Str-e-a 5or-
ough ~ Manhattan York city. n y
tn louis pscopvet Bergh- The foFesotuS eurr'lcrs =
served upon pubcntion- uSra-l@ 70 an 9e-- ot
Hon EdEar A. Spencer. Justice q ne SGPe Sers =,
Ycrr the 1lth day o. July,
anE l-d with complaint N the 01ce Q. - Sss@ a
TL fsSDtv ~ New York the County Court k.1-ss
the CITY and County of New NosN
Tsf-S NoIv York July 1erh. 1905
rnSNSTS K (SAR1fODY. Attorney for Plei-ti-. Once
ara T-u-r OHHco addT0ss. No - william SE-ve1 Scr
SnSb 81 Nanhattan New York City, n 2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

City Hotels.

4 -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT pss-
l. vats bath: 81 50 daily: including mezs two {2s
weekly: one SIS VAN RENSSELAER, ~ Ear lt.a-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Saratoga

Saratoga
A SARATOGA SPRINGS. n New Columbian
"A. Hotel. opposite Congress Springs Conv-nsiou
ERl- Terms. EuEOgeRn. s2-60 daily aEclI1lns sasA4
American. 33-SO.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. TEornas Surrogate OF the County az New
York notice hereby given all having
AGAINST Archibald watt late OF the County
deceased present the same with vouchers thsreOf
the subscriber place % transactng business
iOs Fulton street. the Borough oe Manhattan
New YORK. on or before the 2eth day Of January
next
JOHN C. SHAW Executor
JOSEPH s FRANK. Attorney for Executor los Fulton
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City OF New YORK
NAN BOSKERcK, EMMA C.-IN PURSU-
anee ordsr Of Hon Frank T. Fls- gerald q Sur
OF the county e New YORK notice hereby given
all persons having claims against Emma { Boz
kerck late OF the County Of New York deceased
signed place OF Jraacsias business ths O7c-
Tyler 4 Tyler Ne r. Liberty the city *
York. before the hfh day of November next
Dated New York April 21. lS08
GEORGE W. VAN BOSEEYCk. Executor.
WILLIAM TYLER. Attorney for Executors. 81 Liberty
New YORK city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Abner c. Thomas q Surrogate of the CogRly of New
York hereby given persons having claims
against Edwin r. Holden. late % the County OF New
York deceaed the with vouchers tnefeo
the subscriber her place of tansocttns business Se
Office CT Odeu & Ode No 90 Wall street, N tae Ctty
York before the sixth day or February next
Dated New York. "A day of August l'ss
ALICE c. HOLDEN. ETscutTiS-
OpELI. & 0DELL4 Attorneys toE Ex>crtriAs ~ Wall
Street. 80. XoFA C.S