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New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Citations.

U1HB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; 2a S.I8X BY
the Grace OF God. Free and lndependent-Io rains
n Egeston. Sarah F. Davis Five Points HOUSE Il t IA
dstrV Society Relief Of Half Orphans ana Des
tute Children the City OF New York, Charles LAME Lahle
Fanny Lanier Appleton Elizabeth G. Turnure Charies
IsnicT Ir Reginald BiSnop Lanier FlaneIs taHd-.i
AnnIeton Jr Charles Lauier Ap' Teton Ruth sntistl
alice Appleton James Appleton Elizabeth Lanler Iur
nure Mary Mildred Turnure George Eyans Iurhure.
Irene Tlrnrp j.avrance Manhattan Eve Ear
and Throat Hospital all persons interested IN the
Estate OF David 5 Egeston. late Of the county or New
York deceased creditors. legatees next OF KIN or
otberise send greeting and each Of are here
by cited required personally 70 oe ana appear
or Surrogate Of the County York at the Surro
rate eort of said county held the HaIl OF Records
IN tbs C,ountv OF New York the 10Th day OF June
io0G NJ half mast ten o'clock the forenoon OF that
ana there attend judicial settlement OF
tb account Of proceedings Charles lanier and Henry
n ,Iossor as Executors the Last VIII and Tesla
rnent of said deceased. such of hereby
cite OF twenty years are re-
ouIred 10 appear BY guardian. II have one or
Il YOU have none appear and apply for one to Be
arpolnted in OF neglect or failure TO
do so guardian will appointed by the Surrogate to
represent a md act for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF the
Surrogate Court said County OF New York 70 be
hereunto affixed.
said County. a the County OF New York. the
RI. 23d day OF April, in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and nine.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogatss' Court
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS. S.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, May I. 1909.
COFFEE-The coffee market was irregular to-day,
with lower under little liquidation In the ab
prompt buyers. while later months rela
lively steady and there be little demand
from fresh buyers. The close dull, 10
points lower points higher Sales only $3.50
bags the days fluctuations could hardly be
sidsred significant The market opened steady ad
Of points September. but generally unchangei
which about IN keeping with the French cables
There seemed he change the general situation
doubtful whether the trading represented
anything the Of fresh sentiment There Is stl
uncertainty regarding import duty holders Of the
supply willing provide for immediate re
quirements the level Of prices and the
market approaching the period OF increasing receipts
increasing visible supply There Of
possibility crop damage during the summer
Is probably tendency that as
available supplies increase through heavier movement
likely development should there be buish
incentive would be shifting OF the premiums to make
carrying charge the late positions There was very
little change the foreign and receipts in
creasfng slowly. all. The market for spot
quiet with quotations the basis OF Sac
for Rio No .
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States District Xork-In
ISank Nos -2SSi Consolidated
In the matter o. Curtis Leggett & Bankrupt
To the creditors Curtis & Co. Of the city %
Troy in the Rensselaer, and district aforesaid.
q bankrupt and 10 the public:
Notice Is hereby given pursuant order
entered herein day April. 1909. George A.
Frisbfe Trustee herein. sell public auction az
the central Court House the County o
city Of Troy. in said district. re
day May 1909 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon all
bankrupt estate which shall then
main in hands. excepting cash and certain real
known the Curtis factory. and including real
esta machinery fixtures. furniture equipment manu-
factured goods materials and supplies wheresoever
bills receivable ch0seS IN action.
papers documents (said books papers and docu
subject. the reserved right OF the
court therein, goodwill OF the business ssid
sale 20 BE- however upon terms 70 e appEoF=o ~ -
court and expressly subject - iEs approval
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
CHARLES W. CANNON SENTENCED.
American Convicted of Swindling Must Serve
Two Years N French Jail.

r,-is Nav Charles Woods Cannon. an Amer
,.r who SAYS he is a native Of Sacramento. Cal
,s found guilty to-day Of swindling the French
,Bli, through the selling Of shares in California
mining companies. ana was condemned 10 two
ears in prison and 20 pay fine Of $500
According 10 tile accusations against Cannon
~ attained something over $4,000 from French
investors He had agencies III several French
,,,jss and issued alluring Prospectuses promising
,rsat returns Cannon protested his innocence
rs insisted that the money received from the sale
n shares in his companies had been employed in
trrloration and mining work in the United States
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08


SaasS 9nd9n at @ 9 Si Had ss at
29.6oc. COPPER advanced to $50 Is for spot and and
4narIter was dTm and hiEhe-. with Lake quoted at
ing at 125o I2.75c. LEAD was unchanged at ti5 -
IN London. hS 9g9I ma f1,rrF VA, ~ was unchanged
t21 lis 81 in the London market Loea.lS S'e
The London market was little hrner; with Cleye-
land warrants at 5ss ~ Ihe % So-trern ouoted
t si5 ~ sI6 % The market Tar pig iron certificates
quoted as follows. cash. 81; May $l59$i,5 -.
SIS 75 seP,ember, Si5GsI5 %. October Sl5g$ie TO-
MoLAssEs AND sYRtPs-The market for inoiasses
prices uhchanged- Quotations follow. M6LAssE;Sz-
22e good = sec prime 2saSos Sew orleans open
kee & 2s 40 o, syn % @ iSg 3 7e fa5 q 6 10
OILS coj,onseed oil active today Win Win
l.oc5 MAY 562c co July, a.77a5 IS. I7Oo september
5a>a5 80. and POO Novemher. 56c- iinsced oil was
arm but no caanEe vas rrI'rted IN caro- ii'.
quote: PETRoIEgM. standard white. bniS 90 5ah @
York. 10 'ot FaiIadephia. 10 So va5er. white Eew
York. bbs loc bulk Ga,v PuadeIphia -, 9ulS +3e.
l2s5c CoTToNsEED OIL. Prime crude : 5ts s. fTime in
sg9me- 5g & y@2~ & sI'- '- & 81. Mq. - ,sS 6 0c.
5aoa0 g5e prime winter yelloH. o2aoc IINsEED
S5a5Cs Gae;a raw raw 75s iiRD OIL soaS5c
Isl so"s WITH SeTS ta5 and essd arm
Receipts Of hogs at chicago today I5oo Kansas
Ness SIS 5oasD. family $Iea$2o: short clear $40 sea
i sr4si4 5o 1GeRst Si2 ;G5isi5 extra india mess.
s2i 56as22 bEEE HAMS quiet Quoted s2ag$25. =;
ss.e; n 95.e: I4o n o7e pigs os CIT NEAT ii-
- n lie, IL n lie Picked hams quoted. II &c.
TAILOW-Steady. City. 3fsc country 5fsg3 sc LARD
0rn1 Quoted: ioIsc Rcnned lard hr.. Quoted. south
America eoe Continent ll9c BFaH Esss Jc
Barely steady quoted i2ealac, city lard sieaTne
KIGEThS T q5Eef h 6uyefs yas fayorng Japan sorts
which we're in good and comparatively cheap
3Ac fair 4l4G4Ac; good ordinary. 541ttc' prime =
siam 5q6iac: Java. She Rangoon. $500
SUGAR-Iate IN the daE the Federal sugar & %
~ 4auJlafed for prompt shipment soc and 10 points
delayed shipment at 4s3e ana g., AronE f less SeS
prompt shipment It was undeIHooG thaT o'ss ,
> and per invoice and ! per cent, for
cash No further discounts whatsoever; 5ysI qonings ms
containing "a 5 caTtoRs Rs5 t9s s oaid a@fe A. 4o
eTs' granuated 53Oc: xxx powdered 300; powdered
] and ea1S ana extra ne ranGated Eagle 10 cartons
Of nne EranuIated 25c n bags DO SOC 81 70 naS
ana 20 n bags DO 5ioc: Eagle fine standard grann-
lated diamond A. 505c confectongFs GT Gs3
10 q 455c; No l. 45oc; No s. $50; No {" 4oc; 20
aor, Nos X and 1G 2Oc withdrawn The London mar
beet was :. al 20 @ niEheT s at a los 81 a.
The local market was steady az the ioS o
with duty paid prices q'e1 @ test as s6c and molasse sugar
CO. eS ale It is presumed that sugars for prompt
shlpmegt could be and 3afgG f1 i6c basis 96
and freight equal 10 392c duty pt,lG % t ,snI Arm
bids Wlet report; Total @ stock & 9f Europe % a @
America 319ss0 tons asai ms nrTeas Of the stock Is
90 a26 tons against increase OF 6l4 tons ts' MI.
Total M st9Ss o ,66. and against SO
increase Of I4eZ" TONS
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

FLOUR AND MEAIm,TI5heTs1 1,ces ~ss nominaiiy 8gher
trade IN nof are getting scarce. Rye -four was qule
~ yrjtbout change The Srring natants
.n The SS Winter straghts s. 99@ 80 ~; winter
s6 2OMS1 &c 40. sprlng clears - 80 n - 80 ezra
patents nseT 81 7oas TO- sStTs S9 E TTPeT 4S0
tTsfh 6r 70 good s. 459s4 CO. choice to
fancy s. 70 s. s3 q 0SIiiEATEFrm Quoted, Fine
Kiln dried ,,s - o.. 81 IS ISL TO coarse 81 509si 80
ss S standard mddlng & s So 90 bulk oqF Sos so
$50 5o req ioe S5 So a $50 10; red dos SSl 50 al
sacks; mhinent ho1niny chop S27 90 oulk >-S 20
sacks el AT-rhere was slow market 14F
wheat up n2o5rence 70 with bush effect The opening
MADE l with prices unc hanEed 10 sc oWer
here was ,alle' cot at work in Nav contracts
nct Iyere bid up lzc making W r. p int go % "a
ne" -eyar8snd 81 35I asked renalhed H an upset @
price io 20 disappointng cables and more tavorsos
me n,s from abroad well as from the winter ana
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

.., exchange special IAverpoo cables SPo S
Cottoh sales 1000 bales speculation ana eE
port inland 554d Futures opened steaay az oit III
niiddlis unchanged 70 .eIli.
decline Ma ana NayJune $50; JuneJSty as Sen,eo.
August. 55d: aug N0yember 42d: November
l,er-octol 5od. December January 80 "a Jsi ~,
December 3as- February March, 593zd; Maic ps''
February; "esier-Yarns quiet; cloths IN oue'd'e w
3 40d MahcieS'e- -,
nsand cotton statement for the week ended
dav May 1903: Bales.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Proposals.

Proposals.
TROPOSAI.S FOR CONSTRUCTION PLUMBING.
/ Heating Electric Wiring: War Department. Of
Of Constructing QuartermaSter New London.
- NAV g. Sealed proposals for construction
proper of two double lieuteuants quarters H
Wright y Y. double Heutenants quarters
Fort Terry. Y. and installing plumbing. heating
until a. Z. 1909. and then opened Plans
ana Specihcations be Office Chief
Quartermaster. Department OF the East Governor 3
y. Y all necessary Information VIII be fur
nished by this office request Envelopes containing
endorsed Proposals for Buildings
and addressed. 'ChaS T. Baker. Capt, Mr..
structiug quartermaster,. New London CT
TI1REASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
i Supervising Architect. Washington D. c. MAY 3rd.
19O9--SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al this
until O'Clock p N. the 25th day OF Nav
and then opened for the foundation track col
umns and basement floor of the L. 5 Post once
building New York. y. Y. in accordance with the
drawings and specification copies Of which be
discretion Of the Supervising Architect
application Office the Office OF the architects
Messrs McKiu- Mead and White $50 5th Avenue.
New York n Y. Applications must be accompanied
by certified check for $3.50. which will be held
this Office until the OF The drawings and speci
dcatiOn- JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

Net receipts at al On''- .............. 114.647
week at ali United states ports same "e "a 2ss
Iss, yea. .. o 2SS. 1874
1-a+sI receipts since Septe!lp,e car 70l isl
-rotai receipts same date '"0' ..,... l43 III
tXlot 90 came last year ~ ara
1TotaI exports since septeIlo.eL esq AIS
1-otai exports same date laet -........ $40
stocH st ali United states ports SA' ~ 424 $50
.,ear ......-..-- 4O6
cool st All interior towns ,,,e last year. 357
SocL Al all interior towns & ies tear...... $4,000
stk sock Of Of American afoat for Great D'ai $4,000
time last ,ne Total net receipts OF cotton at all
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA
WATER GdP HOUSE
a Tersr,
PENNSYLVANIA.
MOunIdIn TarIul-e-
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.

7 \
Opens May 18th December. Unquestionaby tbs
finest equipped luxurious and best situated hotel
Highest altitude No noise dust Of railroads
highways 100 tiled private baths. running in
all heat: log fires. elevators: eIectric
lights. parlors cuisine of highest standard.
French chefs white service Own farms and regis
tered Orchestra, social diversions Golf. saddle
horses. tennis bowling. billiards. fishing. boat
ing Garage livery. Special May and June rates.
Booklet and Auto Maps mailed Coaches meet trains
Ownership management JOHN PURDY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE 6l22 BROADWAY
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave. near Firth St.
Brooklvn Branch. 2iS-22O Livingston ST.
Summer School Asbury Park. y J.
Teachers sent 10 all places within hundred miles
CNPANISH Language and observation-disclosures lessons
- Glasses. Translations. Reasonable rates ProfesscF
CARBALLOSA. &c Stone -.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

ihsa BY Van schaick Co.. No. Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave near beach. Atlantic City N J-oPen all
the year Suites wite private bath HAND
someIy furnished sanitary arransenents. lie
to Special for winter Capacity 80
MRS. N r. HAINES. Owner and Proprietor.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
MAY POSTPONE AERO FLIGHT
Feature of Wright's Medal Presen-
tation at White House Deferred.
Enthusiasts of Aerial Navigation to
Attend Ceremonies on June 10,
When Taft Awards Trophies

President Taft viii present 10 Wilbur
and Or1ue Wright the gold medals OF
the Aero Club Of America at the White
House on Thursday The ceremony VIII
be unique IN that II VIII be the first time
an American inventor has received na-
uonai recognition by being accorded "a
reception a. the Executive Mansion. The
Aero Club OF America, Of which the
Wrights have been made honorary. mem
bers. intends 20 make the presentation OF
its medals an important event
Through editorials in the leading news
papers OF the country on the morning OF
June 10 the interest Of all OF the people
OF the United States viii be assured.
These editorials. OF which advance copies
have been obtained by the Aero Club, Will
be presented 20 the Wrights in book form
at the time they receive their medals
Letters from governors OF various States
and the leading scientific bodies, appro-
PIRATE 20 the occasion. viii also be pre-
sented 20 the inventors
II had been intended 20 add public In
terest in the occasion by having the
Wrights make a flight in their areroplane
from the EIlipse south OF the White
House but as il is hardly probable the
machine which they are building 70 re-
place that which was wrecked at Fort
Myer last September VIII be completed
IN time this part Of the plans may have
10 be postponed until Orville Wright re-
sumes his flights AT Fort Myer for the
government
The Aero Club Of Washington OF which
Thomas F. Walsh IS president and which
has taken up aeronautics with a view 10
furthering the advancement Of science.
will give luncheon at the Cosmos Club
10 the Wright brothers and the members
OF the Aero Club OF America. which has
its headquarters in New York City.
The idea Of presenting the Wrights with
gold medals was decided upon by the
Aero Club Of America al It's annual meet
Ing last year. It is said that the medals
were made at a cost Of $3.50. which was
subscribed by the members OF the Aero
Club Of America. the largest subscription
being limited 20 $50
Following President Taft's presentation
address. Representative Herbert Parsons.
Of New York. will speak for the Aero
Club OF America. The committee IN
charge Of the medals and the presentation
ceremonies consists Of De Witt c. Nor
rell chairman. Alan R HaWleV. Charles
NJ Manly, Albert F. Zahm. Peter Cooper
Hewitt. James Means. Octave Chanute.
Charles J. Glidden, Henry B. Hersey.
Alexander Graham Bell Gutzon Borg
lum. D. J. McComb. and Christopher J.
Lake.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
WILL RETAIN ASSISTANTS.
SnOwden Ashford 70 Transfer For
mer Aids 10 New Office.

When Snowden Ashford becomes NUM-
cipal architect next month he will keep
several members Of his present stan as
inspector OF buildings, as assistants in
his new Office
The fact that Mr Ashford has been
charged with many OF the responsibilities
OF municipal architect for years has
trained many Of the workers in the Of
fee Of the inspector Of buildings for
their new duties While a majority oF
plans for school buildings and other mu-
nicipal structures were drawn up by out
side architects, on Mr.. Ashford has de-
volved the responsibility Of approving and
accepting them. Many plans OF a smaller
nature have been prepared IN his Office.
In connection with the creation OF the
rev Office, the former responsibilities OF
the Inspector OF buildings have been
greatly modified, and the Office Is now
less important than before. The more
serious and vital work devOlves upon the
municipal architect, who Is held respon-
sible for the success Of all municipal
construction
The District appropriation bill passed
by Congress at its last session provides
for six new assistants in the Office OF
Henry Story, superintendent OF repairs
This large addition 10 the force viii
stimulate the alteration and remodeIng
contemplated in the creation Of the Of
fee OF municipal architect.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
FINDS COUNHERFRITRRS' DEN
Men Arrested Said to Run Place in
Connecticut.
Capt. Flynn Is Confident He Has
Enough Evidence 20 Make
Out His Case.

New York. June 5.-Capt. Flynn. OF the
United States Treasury Departments s
Secret Service. returned this evening from
Wnlon. Conn, where he and q Corps OF
men to-day discovered evidence that
tends 10 show. he says. that fourteen
Italians arrested here on a charge OF
CounterfeiIing United States Treasury
notes and coins are members or q band
that had its headquarters In the deserted
farmhouse near WMon. and sent out
the money" for distribution by its
agents in five big cities IN the East
The fourteen under arrest are IN the
Tomhs IN default Of S2000 bail each, and
VIII be hailed before United States Com
missioner Shields Monday 20 answer 10
the charges Of passing counterfeit money
At that time Capt. Flynn hopes 70 have
IN court evidence that these men are IN
the conspiracy 10 manufacture counterfeit
coin. and he viii ask that they be held
awaiting more developments.
The identity Of the men who gave the
information 20 Flynn and his force is
being kept a secret Il IS declared that
they are former members OF the band.
and that all are members OF an Italian
secret order.
TO-day's developments brought 10 light
the old story OF unfaithfuiness 10 a
woman. and jealousy. which are alleged
20 have been the cause OF the exposure
by one member OF the band OF the opera
tions OF the counterfeiting gang Il IS
stated this woman will appear in court
when the cases come 20 trial. and give
evidence as 10 the operations II Is ex-
peCted that arrests Will shortly follow IN
Philadelphia, Baltimore. and other cities
in the East
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
STUDENTS READY FOR DEBATE
Rivalry Is Intense Between Socie-
ties at G. W. U.
University Hall TO Ring with ArEu-
ments for and Against Income
Tax Tomorrow Night.

On Monday evening. June 7. at o'clock
in the University Hall, Fifteenth and II
streets. the debating societies OF the law
department OF George Washington Uni
versity VIII hold their prize debate. From
the preparations the students have made
for this event, the intense rivalry which
exists between the debateTs themselves.
and the enthusiasm which IS manifest
among the student body. il is evident
that this win be the greatest affair OF its
kind that has ever taken place within
the history OF the institution
The question for debate is: Resolved.
That a Federal income tax be adopted az
once. cOnstitutionality conceded. The
affirmative VIII be upheld by Abe Cohen.
Of Wisconsin: E. P. Gates. OF Arkansas.
and JOhn Jensen. OF Utah. while the mega
tive Will be maintained by R II. Blakes-
ley. OF California: Oscar Thompson. Of
Wisconsin. and Frank E. Edgerton. Of
Nebraska.
All Of the contestants are termed good
debaters. Mr. Cohen having won an en-
viable reputation as a debater both in
his society and in the University Con-
gress. OF which he is one Of the leaders.
Mr.. Gates has won a number Of debat-
ing hOnOrs. cnd is a speaker of force and
power. and IS always a dangerous op-
ponent Mr.. Jensen. the third speaker on
the affirmative. has also won a number Of
honOrs as a debater and orator.
Although Mr.. BIakesIey has only been
a short time IN the university. MS abIl-
ity as g debater was almost Immediately
recognized. and he has since won his way
10 the front rank in debating circles Like
Mr.. Blakesley. Mr.. Thompson has IN a
short time demonstrated his ability in
the art Of controversy, and is now recog-
nized as a skillful and adTOit debater
AIr EdgertOn. in addition 20 having
won debating and oratoricaI honors. has
also had considerable experience on the
stump" having taken part IN several
OF Nebraska's recent political battles.
and he IS well equipped. both by train
ing and nature, 70 give a good account
OF himself
In addition 70 having music by the
Epiphany Sunday School Orchestra. M
Sol Minister VIII play one Of his favorite
violin solos and Mr.. Otto Leubkert. the
popular basso, VIII sing a vocal selec-
ton at the close of the programme.
The Secretary OF Var, Jacob ". Dick
inson. has demonstrated his interest in
the university and in these young men
by cOnsenting 10 lay aside the affairs Of
state FOR this particular evening and act
as the master Of ceremonies during the
debate.
Hon. Champ Clark. Of Missouri; Justice
Wendall P Stafford. OF the District OF
Columbia Supreme Court. and Hon. Ollie
NJ. James. OF Kentucky. will also be
present end act as tudges.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
TOTS WILL OBSERVE DAY.
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Plans Unique Programme.

Children's Day for the foreign missions
Will be observed this morning ar the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. An
elaborate programme OF music. recIta-
tions. and addresses has been arranged
by the Chfdren's Day committee
At the close OF the opening Voluntary
the children viii march into the Sunday
school room singing a professional hymn.
after which they will sing Hear TIE
Cali" Other selections by the school
VIII be Living in Sunshine" Glory
Bye and Bye" and the missionary. song.
india"
RecitatiOns win be given by Marjorie
FOuts and Myrtle Mock Francis Harris
Will read a message from the missionary
supported BY the church, and addresses
viii be made by Rev. Or. F. D. Power.
the pastor. and Z. A GOngwer. The re-
mainder OF the programme IS composed
OF Scripture reading by William Mullgan.
seashOre exercises by the primary de-
partment. and a tableau by ten children.
as follows: Ernestine Spiker, Evelyn
kissinger. Alta Heap. Mary Siggers,
Eleanor Manning. Susan Handy. Jean
Handy. Coda Norton. Irene 1IcKeOn.
and Ernest Sparks. il.
Members Of the Children's Day commit
tee are Mrs Stella Bridge. Mrs Ariell
Payne. r f. GOngwer. Mrs. c. r Fer
guson. Mrs. E. G. Siggers. Miss Mar
garet Ryan. W. F. Mcdaniel. Miss Kath-
crime Sunny. W. z. Braithawaite Asa
w Piper. Mrs r J. Alden. Miss Austina
Lipscomb, c. ". Shelton, and ". T.
Eddlngfeld.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
DONATION FOR FAIRGROUNDS.
Citizens Respond Literally to Com
missIOner's Appeal.

In response 70 the urgent appeal Of
Commissioner Macfarland for donations
for public Fairgrounds the committee in
charge OF receiving subscriptions reported
yesterday a generous response from the
public. To date Sl,OS7.Z5 has been raised
by public subscription. The donations
received yesterday were as follows:
NJ. L Weller. 50; Rev. John Van Schaick,
jr., s.; Gen. and Mrs George L. Andrews.
$; Stephen Mcclellan, g; Dr. David Nc
Farlan. s.; Judge Stanton J. Peelle. SO:
John d. Weaver, s.: friend. S3: Mrs. Will
lam X. Butler. s. Miss Elizabeth B. Bliss.
$; DR.. Charles Ward. s.; Mrs. Alexander
r. Shepherd. SO; Miss Elizabeth Y.
Brown. s.; Mrs ellison Gardner, s.; Miss
Fannie Fisher, $: Judge William H De
Lacy. s.; J. Nota McGIll. s.: Vinton A
HOlbroOk, 81; Mrs. Murray Addison. s.:
T., %; A. B. Browne. so; c. G. A. 80
cents; Fred g. Mexican. 81; Donald Her
ron. 81: the Misses Coyle, s.; A J. Par
sons. so; Mrs. John J. Stevens. s.; Miss
Helen d. Brace, 81; Mrs. Frances P.
Shfras, SO