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New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
CAN'T DODGE FULL TAY.
Consolidated Telegraph and EIectr-
cal Sub1cay Checked by Court.

The Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Sub
way Company didn't get its peremptory writ OF
mandamus 70 compel Herman A Metz. as Con-
trollcr. and Edward a. Slattery. Collector OF As
sessments and Arrears, to accept the sum of
S3S So 49, being the OF 50 49) L. with interest
and penalties in full payment for the tax assessed
upon the special franchise OF the company for the
year 1900. The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court yesterday refused TO give the writ
The tax levied upon the special franc hise for
that year was sioo2S To- but the company under
the provision OF section IS OF the tax law held
that u was entitled u deduction OF Sl45iT 93
that being. II said the rental value of space I'm
It's suhwaYs occupied without charge by the city
during the 1883 pursuant to contracts between
II aud the city ratified by the Legislatures
The decision Is to the effect that the Legis-
IatuTe mad declared that any proper teduCt ions
could % made only from money paid on account
Of such special franchise. to the c!ty
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
SENATE CENsUREs COHALAN.
Finds Charges Against Page Untrue and
Language Reprehensible.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany. June THE report OF the Judiciary Com
mittee censuIing Senator Cohalan because Of his
remarks concerning Senator Page. the passage Of
the mortgage tax bill last year and miserable fees
from the allied real estate interests. adopted
by the Senate to-day without debate. This report
told OF the public hearing, with witnesses at
which the evidence satisfied the committee that
Senator Page wholly guiltless OF any improper
conduct.
Senator Cohalans charges, the committee found
were wholly unwarranted, unjustihed. unfounded
and untrue His language was "unparliamentary
improper and reprehenstbe." Senator Cohalan said
nnihng In his defence.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

Whether a week end trip or the
grand tour-we've your travelling
traps.
Steamer rugs. suit cases from S.
up, kit bags, steamer trunks, dress
trunks, wardrobe trunks.
Rainproofed travelling coats and
suits for any climate you can find.
You'll not be able to find anything
like our variety of quarter sized col
lars anywhere YOU go.
Two for a quarter.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s s42 1850
at a.
Warren 81. 18th 81. SIND ST
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
BEEF ON THE HOOP TO ALASKA.
If Experimental Shipment Is Successful Dol
lar-a-Pound Market Will Be Supplied.
Try Telegraph TO The tribune J

Omaha. June THE shipment Of number
Of carloads of cattle from Ravenno. Neo-' 10
Fairbanks. Alaska. by a Seattle dealer to-udy
is the first made 10 Alaska. The cattle VIII g
by water from Seattle to Valdez. fronl WHICH
they will be driven overland four hundred uleS
10 Fairbanks. between two and three mohlnS
being consumed in the journey. d.
The shipment is experiment, ana IL N ~
proves successful the trade will be hlshc
profitable, beef retailing in Fairbanks al lFViA
TO cents 10 81 a pound
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
SHOOTS TWO; COMMITS SUICIDE.
Quarrel at Potsdam. ~ Y. May Result ID
Death of Another Man.

Syracuse, June A dispatch to "The Pos'-o'al--
ard from Potsdam states that. following -
rel this afternoon, David BackuS shot HUSH
ply. proprietor of the Frontier House. ana Jam.
Metals. teamster. both men being W0uhueu -,
the head. Backus then sent bullet into the Oa -
of his head, He recovered cOnSclouI 81 tbToac
fifteen minutes. and went home ana cut MS '
with razor. dying an hour later. x,.r,,IIs in
Murphy is in a critical condition. out ME- 49,
seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
SWAN LEAVES HOSPITAL.
Mosher, Also Hurt IN 4uto Crash,
Ont of Danger.

Albany June james Swan, the automobil-
ist who was hurt IN the collision Of his car
with an electric at Clinton Heights. last
night when Clarence Mckenzie, Of New York
was killed was able to leave the local hospital
to-day. Accompanied by a relative. he started
FOR mis- home in New Britain. Conn
H B. Mosher, the New York bicycle policeman,
the other injured, who. II was thought at
first might have sustained fatal injuries was
reported tonight as practically out Of danger.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
BURNED TO DEATH IN ASPHALT VAT
Williamsburg Laborer Thought to Have
Fallen Into Boiling Mass.

John Bolland. OF No. $50 Grand street. Will
iamsburg. employed by an asphalt company at
Stags street and Morgan avenue, Williamsburg,
was burned to death in q vat Of asphalt yester-
day For a long time Bolland had been en-
p!oyed as lahorer in the asphalt plant.
He was last seen alive early i'm the morning
working around a vat Of boiling tar and asphalt
suddenly he was missed by his fellow workers.
Finally they saw his feet protruding from vat
II is thought Bollend slipped and fell into the
vat.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
FoRAKgR's NAME KISSED IN DAYTON

Dayton. Ohio. June Mayor Wright IN "eI0,
ing the convention OF Ohio United commerce 1,
Travellers to-day said that Senator Foraker shou1
be the next President of the United states In"
mediately there were Kisses. and many % - 80
travelling left the hall When S JnS ssafa-.
said that Foraker was of the gIedIese S'@N-f
men OF the country. there were more hisses'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08
JACKSON REPLIES TO ROBINSON.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany, June Answering a query of HERNIA :,
Robinson secretary Of the Central Federated Union
of New York City, Attorney General jackson de-
clared to-day that public official Of New York
City had right TO exact the signing of a releasa
against action on the score that his wages are Iess
than the prevailing rate for similar occupation
New-York tribune., 1907-06-08

disposition 10 harass Mr.. Mcclellan and It is not
70 be anticipated that they win do in the future
Respectfully, CLARENCE J. SHEARN.
New York. June {. 1907.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-18
MANY WHITTIER CELEBRATIONS
Exercises commemorative ~ lOOth Nn-
niNerSary IIei Il In New FngIand.

BOsTOS, Dec. I7.-John Graeuleaf Whit
tier, the Quaker poet, was born 100 years
ago to-day and commemorative exercises
were held in schools and by literary socie-
ties throughout New England.
The centennial ceremonies centred about
AmeSbury. where the poet lived a greater
Fart Of his life. and in Haverhill, his birth
Ilace.
At Amesbury "A large chorus of school
children SAM some of Whittier's poems
that had been set to music. George W.
Cate Presided and the principal speakers
were eN-GOv. John ID. Long. Booker r.
Washington of T~Uskegee. Ala. ana Edwin
D.. Mead of Boston. The following letter
from President Roosevelt was read by Alden
y. White of Salem.
" Is with very real regret that ! find myself
unable 10 accCpt your invitation to be present
at \meshury on the occasion of the Tooth
anniversary of the birth OF Whittier.
have always felt u peculiar affection and
reverence for the Good Quaker Poet. "
! do not for one moment subscribe to the
belief that we can divorce the art of the
artist. and especially the art of the man of
letters, from character and from the teach
inVs thar mold character.
IL seems to me that all good Americans
should feel "A peculiar pride in Whittier he
'huSe h' coilDlheu lhc power OF expression
and the great gift of poet with a flaming
zeal for righteousness, which made him the
lender in matters Of the spirit no less than of
the intellect.
Words Of greeting from Mrs. Anna NJ.
Fields Of Boston and Edmund Clarence
Stedman of New York were also read.
Secretary Of State Olin brought the greet
ngs Of the Commonwealth and a brief
address was delivered by Judge David
VI. Cross Of Manchester.
Hayerhill, Mhittier's birthplace. WINS
visited by thousands, the old house in East
Haverhill. where the poet was born, being
the mecca of the sightseers. The house
stands to-day practically in the same con-
dition as at the birth of the poet, and it's
furnishings at the present are az nearly
IA possible a duplicate of those of a century
ago.
The acknowledgements were held under
the jOint auspices u the Haverhill City
GOvernrn ent and the Whittier Club. K
poem written for the occasion by Julia
Ward Howe was read. The principal
address was by Prof. Bliss Perry Of Har-
ward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-18
THREE I'IELS
Inspect POIIce station a G!ueSiS Of a
knickerbOckrred Young Man.

Inspect POilce station a GsuPSiS OF a
knickerbOckcred YOUNG Man.
Gottfried Piel. the brewer. with his son
and daughter. had to remain some time ia
the East Twenty-secOnd street police station
last night until a friend showed up ard
furnished 500 cash bail for the release
Of the brewers chauffeur, who had been
arrested for speeding.
Mr.. Piel and his children had dined
downtown and We're on their way TO their
home, las Riverside Drive. when Bicycle
Policeman kieley warned the chauffeur,
Henry Evers. to go slow at Fourteenth
street and Fourth avenue Evers did
slacken speed, but a block away he opened
mp again and went up Fourth avenue
twenty miles an hour.
Kelley caught up at Twenty-fOurth street
and Evers had TO drive to the station house.
MIR. Piel and his son and daughter fruit
lessly searched themselves to raise the
whSrcwithal to get EveTs ont. The son
Oscar finally ~telephOned to a friend uptown
and they waited until he arrived. Neither
the brewer nor his son can operate AT auto
mobile, 40 the Piel family passed the time
away in the station house.
When the friend reached the station
he handed over 500. Evers was taken
from his cell and the Piels rolled away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-18
VIZ. TarI.s VIII prnhatsI-

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-THE will Of Mrs.
Louise VI. Taft, widow Of Judge Alphonso
Taft. was filed for probate this afternoon
To William H., Henry W., Horace ID. and
Frances Louise Taft Edwards ia left the
Cincinnati realty. or II it is sold $500
bust of his father, done in. 1850 by Hiram
Powers. The remainder Of the estate after
deducting several small. bee .ests, is last
to the daughter, Frances Louise Edwards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-18
Sale 10 Aid sanItarIum .

A vale for the benefit of Sanitarium
Gabriels. the Catholic home for consump-
lives in the Adirondacks. will be held this
afternoon at the house of Mrs. John Duncan
Emmett. 1903 Madison avenue. Many arti-
Giles for Christmas presents will be dis
played and tea will be served.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-18
GRAND ,Iurv Minutes GIosed 10 Cow

Judge Dixie in the County Court. Brook
Ign, yesterday denied an application to in
spect the minutes Of the Grand Jury in the
case Of William Cow, one of the indicted
officials Of the Borough Rank. He held that
such inspection by attorneys for the de-
PENDANT was unnecessary.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
DAILY INI AND
 WEATHER REPORT

The report oI weather conditions at : o'clock this morning sj points on the line ot the White Pass and in tbe Yukon valley follows:
 CTlacier-Suowiug, calm, I6 a6ove, White Pass Showing, south wind. lS above.
 Frsser-C oudy, calm, Q above. Log Cabiu-C,oudy, calm, above. BenreJt-C}ou6y, calm, r above. Peuuingtou-Cloudy, calm, 10 below Caribou-Clear, calm. Q below. whjtehorse-Cloudy, south wind, 10 above.
 Atlin-Cloudy, calm, I2 below, Tagish-Cloudy, calm, % below. Lower LabarCe-Cloudy, calm, 6 below.
 Hoo,sliuqua-Cloudy, calm, above. Big Ss}mou-Cloudy, calm, 9 below. Yukon Crossing-Clear, calm, 10 be low.
 Selkirk-Clear, calm, 70 below. > Coffee Cusek-Cloudy, south wind, % below.
 Stcwsrt-Clou5y, north .wipd, 9 be- low,
 Ozilvje-Clsar, calm, 24 below. Dlwson-Clear, south wind, S6 below. Fortymile-Clear calm, . belcw,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Rome, Feb a Prof, MsUeucci, of the Mount Nesuvtus observatory, de. clares a serfons caJas rophc to the earth is impending and gives a general warn. jog that 6re and great loss of life will result
 The professor has discovered a new comet in close proximity to the earth In fact it IS so c'ose that he fears it's tail will came in contact with the esrth's atmosphere, causing aCubely dangerous results. Present astronomi- ca indications are that if the contact occurs st all 1 will take place about March |,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
BOMBS
Russian TerrOriStS Begin
 Active Campaign

Special Dispatch to Daily Alssksu
 Si. Petersburg, Feb. 27-The police caught a man last night placing an in tsrnal machine under the railroad track lust before the arrival or the train con tsiuiuC Grand Duke NicholsievjJch.
 A great deal or mystery continues to surround the attack ou the Moscow posJof6ce Saturday when six men were killed by raiders sndsI5o, ,ooo taken from the postof6ce treasury,
 Alarm IS felt by the noblss at the re uewsl oI the campaign oj terrorism.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
IN ASYLUM
Esther Mitchell Committed
 to Insanity Hospital

Seattle. Feb. -' -Whst vi. probably oe the final scene .e the Hoy Roller tracey vs, eaaste5 yesterday. Esther Mitchell. the c.~. for whom the lives Of two ueu sad one woman were sscri6ed, was comu.Jcet 10 the insane asylum at Stetsacooou Her commit ment was the re-5c otac oD2er issued oy the supreme court o. the state which bs> revtewe5 ths case.
 Esther Nltche.t VAS one Q. jhe VIC tins os "rosaus C-eNa.5. he Holy Roller" les5er. Hera7ooher shot and killed CreSe.6. Al the suggestion Of the lsJter's vie. Esther Mitchell >ho, snd killed her b-orhev. Mrs. Crea6e,d s'yerwavjS committed suicide
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
FROzE ftET
Atlin Nal Carrier SUfferS
 by Cold
SoeliaI Cov-espo05eDce !

LSg Csblu. Feb. -r-The Ati!n mai. arrived st 3 D. DO. les,eT5as three osyS ls,e on account o5the driver getting his feet tvozer or Otter axe, The mail vas in charge Of Frank Wallace, who wsS relieving the regular driver on sceount os sickness The mercury WAS 52 beIow zero when Wallace left Hale CIV. and wh.le c-osS.u utter lake he encountered s.ush sce. getting his feet vel. Before be could reach the Tee Pee hfs fee, were badly frozen. He met Fisher. the express carrier, Jhe;e and Fisher turned back with the mail
 Fisher returned this morning with At,rr nal. It is %, yet knowu how badly Tsllsce IS frureu. He will go back to At,.u today with the mail team from the Tee Pee st hets able and the weather DO, too severe.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Card of Thanks

Jwsnt to thank the people ot Sksg, way for the kindness shown during my illness. u shall not be forgotten. Also. anyone holding Home Bakery tickets will kindly present them ard their money vijl will De returned this week.
 Thanking you for your patronage and interest, ] remain
 Respectfully,
 Mrs Jennie V. Tyler. Sksgway, Alaska, Feb, 2T. l90T
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
DUE TONIGHT
Amur Left Ketchikau Yes
 terday Evening

The Amur sailed from ke,chiSsa for SkaEwsy yesterday evening aJ < o'cagC, and will be due here this evening s' sometime before midnight if she Cos through WrSnEell Nsrrows last nigh. She will have big meal for SEsCway.
 The Amur will take l46 tons o5 Whitehorse ore from here Jo Crostou for Byrou White, the Spokane man who Is opersuoCC the Pueblo and other WhiJehorse mines. She will rot g., away u1til sometime tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
fIFTH AVENUE
 RfMODfLLED

The Fifth Avenue has been remodel. led and is uow better than ever. There are more hath rooms. better suites, and greater c0venienCes then iu any hotel in Alaska. IL is heated with steam and is in every inspect modern. IJ Is still offering special induce ments 70 regular roomers and haarders Tt provides comforts that ale not eh- tainsble anywhere else in Skagway a. terms which max keeping house su unnecessary expense,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
10 DEFEND LOOK OUT
Colorado Seeks to Hold World l. In Danger From
 Legacy Comet

Special dispatch to the Pajly Alaskan
 n uver, Co, Feb. 2--The Colorado state legislature passed an sppropri- a,:on Of Sl5.oo0 for the purpose of fight fnE lIe attack that hss been made on he win ot Millionaire S,rattoO ju which S5,ooo.o00 was left for the con ,ructiou ot a nome for the poor al Colorado Springs. Col.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
ARCTIC BR0THfRS
 HAVE MERRY TIME

The SkSgway camp O, the Arctic B7otherhoo5 hs5 & merry time last night, celebSsJirE the eighth Snniver- sary of the estshIishment Of the order. There were two score people present, including S good number from 8si1es. A su4nptous supper wsS served after the regular camp meeting Many speeches were made by the uen6ers Of the SkaCwSy camp and their visitors,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
ON TIME
Steamer Ramona Due Here
 Tomorrow

The Ramona VII be due jn Skagwsy tomorrow by noon She sailed from WrsDgell for SkaCwsy JhiS morning early. She wiu be delayed st Juneau, Douglas and Tvs8dwel dischsrging freight foS seversl holrS.
 The Ramona viU have about two days nail or board tro0 Seattle,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Principal Barsse Shop Leads

The Principal SSrbershop S0d Baths IS the leading bdnSoriSl establishment in Alaska. Everything in sll the de- pSrtmeotS is strictly modern. The baths are first class in Sll respects.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
shpEvay LHundrF

For irst-clsss work try Sksgwsy Laundry, Twenty-Five wears eNperi- ence. Telephone s. d
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Seattle SalcoA

For the choicest stock Ot liqgi6 re rsshnentS, the Seattle Saloon leads then all. The famous Seattle Rainier beer always oa hand
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner urderS, free in place Of tea Cme on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

No one reed 10 b. without a fur lie or boa, on sale at Ba-rison's al your own price,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Phone City Transfer

For your goal, wood rud general baul. ing. Phone %, ROughton.s cigar
 store. I0-4-lmo
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Iiyou have ths ''muu" we nave the goods and cheap too, at Harrison's
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
St the Mascot

Home mada Oyster Cocktails at she Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The Marguerite cigar Is made from the best Havana Tobacco and has DO equal, On safe 60 W, W, Boughton,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
Fresh Meat

The Frye Bruhn O. keep sll kind oi fresh meat constantly on hand. tf
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

The Pack Train saloon always leads It carries only the best brands of whis. kies, wines, beers aud SlD the other goods to be had ss a frsuclass gentle mems resort q
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27
PERSONAL MENTION
ee4Ne~N@eAeAN~4--a, A~% ., eS1

John Boyle, one ot the hsC operstors oo WoodchGpper creek iu the Eagle district js a the Golden North bole. He srrivsd On the Jefferson sDd Is vsj1iuG for the return ot the same veSsel foy the remainder oi hls outfit. which wjll Se taken 70 Lower LaharCe iu tune Jo catch the first wsoev for the North. NIr. Boyle's partner, who IS ou the outside. will arrive iu the early spring and Join bim % the claim in the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

William n. P. AmeS, 5r..-of PhI,a delphis, and Col. W. Thomas oj Harris. burg, Pa, who have been st White horse purchsSing, securing options on sOd locating copper properties, are at the Fifth Avenue bOsel and will Ssjl ou the Amur for the South oa their way East.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

Fur coats at Clayson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-27

A. B. Palmer, of Palmer brothers, Dawson, mu0chantS, arrived CD the train yesterday evening and will leave for the SSuth ou the AUnr. He is st the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-30
Clean Machinery.

Every man who knows anything about 1t will say
that machinery must be kept clean II the best
work is expected from 1t. Exactly the same is
true Of the machinery Of the body, which do
ITS work properly only when kept clear Of cogging
accumulations. The bodily machinery Of the hu-
man being cogged when there is constipation and
this can be permanently cured and prevented from
becoming chronic only by restoring the strength of
weakened muscles. Experienced medical men find
that this best be done by the use, until there
is free movement Of the bowels, Of teaspoonful
Doses at bedtime and before each meal, OF prep
aratlon of "a o. Fluid Extract OF SIENNA, n
Rochelle Salts 1 OF. Aro-Sagrada. 80 grains BIZ
Carbonate OF Soda, VI. water and IA ozs. ely
cerine. The ingredients all entirely harmless
and any good druggist can prepare the medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-30
WILL ENTERTAIN VISITORS.
Saengerbund's Plans in
Behalf of Viennese,

Arrangements have been completed for a
reception by President Roosevelt to the
Wiener Maennergesang Verein of Vienna,
said to be the most famous singing society
in the world, at the White House Monday.
The organization, which has upon it's list
of members some Of the most eminent men
of the Austrian empire has since its be-
ginning contributed 100000 kronen to
charitable purposes. The members Of the
Saengerbund will do their utmost to inter-
est the visitors. and during Monday will
entertain in their honor at the New Will
lard. The party of visitors will include
Karl NJ. Schuster. renowned as genre
painter, who is steadily patronized by the
Emperor Of Austria; DR.. Friedrich Stadler,
Elder Won Wollfersgruen. chief OF the art
education; Alexander Zappert, court coun-
selor In the imperial war department;
Heinrich Vonwiler, manufacturer and
feudal lord: Leopold Mueller. architect;
Karl Kronfuss; Wilhelm Neuber, imperial
counselor in the department of COM
merce; August Kleibel, counselor Of the
state courts. and Rev. Joseph Haimer. pre-
siding elder of the church in Liechtenthal,
the birthplace Of Franz Schubert, the great
composer: Imperial Counselor Franz
Schneiderhan; Supreme Court Counselor
Mo1itz Schadek and Hans Fraungruber.
both poets in Nether-Austrian dialect; the
composers. Victor Kc. torfer and Heinrich
Mueller; DIR. Anton Matosch, author and
poet In Ober-Austrian dialect; Alex. D.
GoltZ, celebrated painter, who. up to re-
Gently occupied the responsible post as
director of exposition II the Imperial Hof-
burg Theater, and Ludwig Ferdinand
Graf, one of the strongest and most inter-
esting personalities of the Vienna stage
The physicians are specialists for the
eye, ear and throat, and include DR.. Karl
Biehl, Prof. DR.. Alexander Hollaender, Dr.
Preleuthner, DR.. Max koehler, DR.. Helm
rich Hanke, DR.. Karl Libochowitz, Dr.
Louis Povorski and DR.. Ferdinand Zim-
mermann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-30
Press Association Entertained.

The Woman's National Press Association
was entertained by Mrs. Josephine Arnold
Rich at her residence. 1921 East Capitol
street. last evening. After brief business
meeting, at which resolutions to be sent
to the National Arbitration League were
adopted. and the names of Mrs A. s.
Green, Culpeper, Va. and Mrs. Livia s.
Poffenbager, editor OF the States Gazette
of West Virginia, were presented for MEM
bership. Mrs. B. \. Lockwood gave talk
on the recent peace congress in New York.
Mrs. Rich read a paper on Colorado sight
seeing, and Mrs. Cromwell, the president
read many letters from the management
of the jamestown exposition, and the In
side Inn, which Is to be the headquarters
7 and 3. COLLATION. was served amone
those present were Mrs. A. r. E. Nesbitt
Of Philadelphia, Mesdames Engle Tindall,
Clark, Pepper. Prescott, Arnold, Lockwood
Sperry, Hackett. Lewis, Cromwell and