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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
BIG SPRING TO BE
MECCA FOR SHRINERS
Change is Made in General
Foremanship of I. P.
Shops.

Big Spring, Tex. March 1s.-April
1st is the date set for the holding OF
the big Shriners' meeting IN Big
Spring. The degree team from Hslla
temple. OF Dallas. win be here on that
occasion in full force and a great
gathering IS anticipated
Very cold weather IS prevailing. an
unusual article Tor this time Of year
for this country
DR.. n. E. Campbell, who has just
moved to this city from Stanton, Tex.
has acquired a half interest in the
Wright sanitarium here, paying Dr.
Geo. Tamsitt, who has been general
foreman OF the Texas g. Pacific shops,
in Big Spring, for the past 20 years,
has been succeeded by f. A. Carlson.
who comes from the Frisco road.
W P. SOash has arrived from the
north with a party OF 40 homeseek-
ersA who come TO inspect lands in the
Big Spring country. Everything ap-
pears favorable for large immigra-
ton into this country this year
Mrs. E ". DOuthitt entertained
number OF friends complimentary to
Miss Gussie Ragland, Of Sweetwater
Texas.
George f. McNew and Ben Allen
have purchased the Union barber shoD
the six chair shop, from F. L. Cauble
Mrs. Lille Brown aged 80 years.
died here at the home OF her sister
Mrs. L. l. Stephenson. after a short
illness The remains were taken "a
the old home at Nacogdoches for bur
iaL
Frank Worren. who was CHARGED
with killing W. ID. Nelson here a Few
weeks ago. was found guilty of man
slaughter and sentenced to three years
in the peniteutiary
C. W Willis, aged about so years.
died In this city after a long illness.
He was prominent citizen. having
been postmaster here at one time for
a number Of years
News Of the death OF J. T. Jovner
one Of the best known stockmen OF
this part OF West Texas. has reached
this city. he was general MANAGER or [
Col c. C. Slaughter's ranches and
president OF the First State bank Of
Lamesa.
p NJ. George. CT the Big Spring bust
ness college, has returned from a busf-
ness trip 20 Deming. " N
Lige Willard and family have ar
rived from West Virginia and win 4
make their home on a ranch near this /
city.
F. W. Abney, Of Charleston. w Va
e here visiting relatives and looking
after ranch interests.
RusseI Koch has jOinted his father
here from GreenYile, Tex The rest Of I
ne IamiIy VIII move TO Big Spring
within a short time.
J. b. shocktey, Of Hagerman. n. NJ.
who recently purchased the Rowland
arm northwest Of town. is In the CITY
de intends moving his family here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
MAKING Valley
A VAST ORCHARD
Thousands of Pear Trees
Being Set Out Around
Las Cruces.

The office Of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Robinson Drug
Store, THE Quality Store" This
firm viii deliver The Herald each
night at the regular rate OF so cents
month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

Desiring render great readers
arranged handle prof. ITSELF
output valuable the Fl Paso district Cut the
The Herald, and them with fifty
the bare manufacture freight handling and copy
without
carefully written every
for authoity that it is illustrated from photographs taken especial
that type book
in
Act quickly if you want a copy
coupons present
office floor FL PasO and San
by Nail Fifteen Cents Postage
BY postoff express onsy
We letter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
solomonvine, Arizona
Mr.. Frederic J. Haskir,
Care The Herald,
FL PasO, Texas.

II FasO, texas.
Dear Sir
have derived much pleasure
and information from the perusal
of your book, 'The American
Government" It gives such an
impression of the immensity and
greatness of our government that
one is inspired to a deeper sense
Of appreciation and love of coun-
try, and it is a genuine pleasure
to recommend it to the general
public, as it gives Just the infor-
nation that the people want to
know in a concise and interesting
manner, as the hull is eliminated
and nothing but the kernel re-
mains. I think a copy should be
in every school and home in the
land.
Yours very sincerely,
J. A. Woods,
County School Superintendent,
Graham County, Arizona.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
VALENTINE NAN RECEIVERS
HORSE Stolen nv nRr-rrrre

Valentine. Texas March 18.-C. ID
co where he recovered his black driv-
Ing horse, which was stolen and ridden
off by bandits last week
Mrs r 3. Jones has returned from
position with the Valentine Drug com
pany-
Uncle" Joe Mclean, who has re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
10 VISIT FADERIAND.

s. n. Schwabe, Of the Rio Grande
Valley bank, VIII leave this week for
the home Of his relatives in Hamburg.
Germany. Mr.. SchWabe will visit III
the old home until summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. Frederic ]. Haskin,
Care The Herald,
FL Paso, Texas.
Dear Sir
have glanced through your new
book, The American Government, %
with a great deal of interest.
have read the article on the Presi-
dent and I am sure that it is 60
ing to be very interesting reading
indeed. You should have a large
circulation for your book.
Yours very truly,
Lloyd B. Christy,
Mayor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

turned from Carrizozo. y. M IS I'll AZ
the home OF r. D. McAnelly.
sam Means purchased a beautiful two
passenger auto while in FL Paso.
Mrs. VIII A Foley who for two
months has been III with blood poison
ing, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Hfnson, who oc-
cupied "Bitter-Sweet" cottage. have
gone TO FL Paso to make their future
home
Mrs. Bessie Ash and little daughter.
Constance, who have been visiting at
the home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
p. n smith have returned TO their
home in New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

Is AGAIN AT HOME IN BIS
STATIONARY PRIVATE CAR
Vice president c. r. Hudson. OF the
Mexican Central railroad. has returned
from a brief visit 10 California and Is
again at home IN his private car n
the Union station yards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13

(This Is part Of a Chapter on Inc
Panama Canal from the book The
American Government" by Frederick
J Haskin which now is offered to the
readers of the FL PasO Herald on
most advantageous terms. See notice
elsewhere on this page Incidentally,
Frank G. Carpenter viii this week
begin a series of articles in the Week
End El Paso Herald on the Panama
canal and its greatness. The first
article viii appear this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
STATE FEMALE NORMAL

Especial to Tic Ilin,a-Dispsichl
ern.Nl4!r. Va Srptcu1c4 1.-THE
lI"lf"ns SCHOOL ccpariiutnt VI the state
i'iAA.t Normal Sc.Opl Jprucd On We'd
Atsna3. September ID. wltn an enroll
lutnr ~ -ul THIS brings thc total cu-
ipimeut up to 49,. ana students are
sill coming IN bctn ~ tne normal
school department, ana the traiulu=,
school
on friday evening last the Young
"Ninth Christian Association tender
90 l.pat enjoyable rcCrution 10 the
+eN t.-.-s ia All stgucuts. the FACULTY
a+r No.ne etpa.tHivnt We're invited ana
spout chai m.ns social evening IHe
i"' pres!Dtnt and vlcc-prcs ldeut or the
Association amt tho president and vice.
l'rsittnf 81 the student Government
association EVERYTHING possible was
upue Tor The pleasure Of the new stu
"fh's ana every cnort was made TO
iNnke inem 1e-l at homo. Each now
student was escorted by an OLD student.
-f'li"ct.N" refreshments were served
In the drawius-room.
Miss Eieanor Richardson. who FOR
Two ears has been the resident sec
rotary OF the v W C.. A. has baon
appointed travelling Secretary FOR the
states o.! Pcnnsy lNania. New Jersey and
aware. Sne is succeeded IN the work
az inc swat. Normal school bv Miss
9i'lia Dodge of lia2leton, Pa. a young
woman WHO has mad the best OF trai,
Ing for this work
Miss Natalie Lancaster. OF the class
of 1900, now head OF tho department
~ mathematics iu the Iarrisonburg
Normal school stopped over for a day
On 9er way To her work and was cor
Chily welcomed by her many friends.
y large. number OF tho alumnae have
made visits to tho school since tho
oPening OF the session, some stopping
between trains on their way to their
own schools and some coming 10 enter
younger sisters In the student body.
lhc new inhrmary building was used
TOR tho nrSt time this session. and the
SICK students are receiving most OK
ceil"ni care. With all tho comforts and
conFenicnccs Of q hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
NORWOOD

fsre Ialto Tic Times Dis patent
NORWOOD Va. September l4.-Major
Charles Elliott Cahal returned on
Iues1tr from tsro weeks VISIT 20
Chicago he was accompanied nom
by is sister, Miss Margaret CaN.l.
Aii hIr '4ilasay las returned
ten pHte ~ 30 e." pai given hy
Hlr ana 'irs Giucr.
Nles 1861 Mathews reformed 10 hoy
nom af .iNufrn after two weeks
sif.t tn Mrs o. y Denton. She WAS
omrani.d iome by Miss Moiiie
Mis- lerr5 WOOD made ssor, trip
90 I1nrnaFre this week
Sire ltut E Cen,li returned 20 Ricn-
mona on Monday after spending some
;ms az Ing ewood.' the homo OF NJ.
Mis Allis Huhari ief; on .vcdues-
dax for ncr home IN Washington
Miss Fannie Nitcren II Shipnan. is
the ElHFt THIS work q, thu Misses
lni"n. w '-unnt Side
Mrs. Welsh Curtley. OF Richmond.
s7,"' last weeh With Mrs sidney Boil
NJ CHARLES Roberts ana INT. son
,nenf last week with her sister. Mrs.
iAEend"r, ~ Iynonbnrs.
tiNeh Robertson enont tho week with
friends IN Lruclbur2
tiHHh ar' G0rrcr Robertson arrivo1
here on Monday ffon Missouri 70
Spend some time with their grand
itienis M' and Mrs Hggh Robertson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
LOUISA

Especial TO The Ttmes-Dispatch.
Louisa. Va September l4.-Niiss cor
nclia Shields. of Richmond. who has
been visiting here left for Kcswicls
to-day to visit Mrs. John Sawyer
Miss Kilaurne Barrett leaves satur T.
day to take charge OF Il school in
Fincaste
Hon G. Q carlln and Judge Barley.
OF Alexaudria. Hon Carl II. Noting. OF
Green Springs Judge George shaehci-
fora. OF Orange. Lewis Pendleton ana
George Cameron. we're entertained at
dinner by Judge and Mrs T.. w. Sims
Reuben l. Beale. vito and baby OF
Taululor visited relatives here this
week
Mrs Lindsay Gordon arrived wed
nosiay to spend some time IN Louisa.
George Barham returned to Orange
Wednesday. after IL visit OF several
weeks to Mr. and Mrs. Chaney, q: Glen
Mary
The Louisa High school VIII reopen
next Tuesday. Prospects are good FOR
tho largest attendance IN the history
OF the school.
DIT and Mrs II. Wagonor OF South
Carolina, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Loftwitch hero
Rev Sparks Melton wife and cnill,
OF Norfolk. arc spending several days
at the Louisa Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

nesday evening at o'clock at the
homo OF DR.. and Mrs 7. NJ Pcddicord.
when their daughter. Miss Patience
Leah, became the bride of Dr Everett
Watson Of Catawba
The ceremony was performed in tnc
library. under graceful arch 90 green.
from which hung a lovely florh wed
ding bell. Ferns and white roses were
used In profusion in decorations OF
the entire lowcr suite OF rooms.
Miss Isabel Peddicord. sister os the
hridc. and Miss Leah Corbin 90 Bul-
timorc. were bridesmaids They We're
daintily gowned in lingerie ftocks AVA
carried pink roscbuds. Tho groom WIGS
attended by Dr. t. G.. watson Ills
brother Tho brides gown was or
of orange blossoms. which had hccr
worn by her mother. Her only orul-
ment was > miniature rim OF her
srandmothor She carried Il large
bouquet of Bride roses and entered
on the arm OF her father. who ravc
her In marriage. Tho ccrcmony wrs
performed by the Rev r. Claegett
skinner After the ceremony an in-
formal reception was held pr and
Mrs. Watson lcft later FOR Norfolk.
Washington and Frostburg, Md
Or. Watson was a graduate in Juno
from tho University College OF Med
icinc Richmond. and Is nov a resident
physician Mt Catawbn Sanatorium.
whore they VIII mike their nome
Aisscs Lois and KathletH Richard
spending the summer hero with friends
md rolnuvos. LOFT Friday for their
home
Miss Phoebe nrueh 81 Richmond.
g he guest - Miss Nell Meclaugherty.
Mas sarah coNe hos returned from
tr'n 20 New York ana Atlantic CITY
DE. and Ms. Herbert :. Williams NaNc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
BERRYVILLE

special 10 Tho 1inles-pispatcl
EefryNillc. Va. September ii-iiarry
II Gaver, Who spent part of the sum
NOR With mis- patients. Mr.. aud Mrs
N"rsiiy 'f Virginia To resume his work
as instructor ana stadent IN mathc-
tnatics.
Mr. and Mrs W $ Bradley. OF char
lotte y. c., and Professor Harris. Of
Auelia County nave boon guests OF
pr and Mrs Edward Harris recently.
Mrs. w. Nj. Hammond has returned
from pouGlastcn, l. J.. aud opened her
house for several weeks Her sister.
and her brother J. r Grinittc. of New
York. accompanied hor home
Mrs Frank Somcr who has been
spendins the suT..mcr At "Sprinsncld. .
with her daughter. Mrs Meade Clas-
gell has returned to her home in New
York
philips Lee. who has been visiting
his sister. OF West Main street. has
returned TO his home in Norfolk
y wedding of much interest to tho
people Of Rcrryville and vicinity. tho
news of which came as a surprise. and
which took place last week in Craw-
lne tie summer. was that of Miss
Mabel Eleanor 9sovcr. daughter Of Mrs.
sara Coke Boyer. formerly OF Philadel.
phia. Pa. and G. c. Lewis. son Of tho
late Nh. and Mrs Washington Lewis.
Of Monterey Clarke County. Va. and
brother OF commemorative Attorney
w I. Lewis. of Berryville
Mr. and Mrs Lewis are at the home
Of Mr.. icwis's sister. Mira Samuel Nc
cornick, for several days. and will rc-
side In Clarke County. where Mr. Lewis
is O. auccessful farmer,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Kecl.t Monn. relncco Mn1k,t.

fs0erIal % Inc 1im,s-Disrafch
Ro-hy Mount. y a., scptsmhcr ii-Tte
ia,f veck hes bceu hy ,er mo busiest @; tho
season tobacco pouring IN from aI dice.
tions. far and meas. and running tile total
tai's above IN. 100 y', rounds mark The
uarehcrsemen. buyers. railroad men and an
ands chat nave anything 90 DO 8lth tobacco
aar. Been busy day aud night some d, tile
factories running sn night - Keep up
1t. offerings have been % Is varied nature.
Wale iae iarscr shan, IS Sill. o, TAO low
grade pflm!ng TYP. % iuss. tao PROPORTION
az i!Da and good bright l.hf ans VIA ppers
are On the increase. and ane ready sale a;
outside figures The tobacco planters al.
s..fn hlshiy pleased with the,. prices and
express surprise ,hnt me hlgA prices have
boon maintained throughout rae eni.fe 0eeA.
FsA receipts are expected next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
ROANOKE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Roanoke Va, september li--A
oyelX weddlns was Celebrated Wcc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
large number Of out OF town and city
punils nttanded them.

large number Of out OF town and city
pupils attended them.
Mrs s. Z Hughes entertained a large
number of fiiends on Friday morning
street in honor OF Mrs j. y. Fields.
OF New York. who IS visiting in the
city Delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Ethel Brandt. OF Baltimore. has
been the attractive guest for the past
week OF Miss Eeasic Carter.
Miss Gowdylocks johnson. OF Ala
hainu. Us the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
James G. Penn. sr. on Main Street.
Mrs John r. Pace is tho guest OF
relatives u tho city.
Mrs John schoolheld Jr.. has re-
turned to the city after visiting rcla-
dives in Winston Salem
Professor tuhard Linscomb. OF the
Womnn's college. Lynchburg. ia the
guest of his sister. Mrs Frank Tai
bolt, on broad Street
Miss Margaret Conway and Miss
tho Mary Baldwin Seminary. at Staun-
Mrs. ! Turner Hamlin. Of New York
is visiting Mrs. 4 Il. Conway.
Dr. and Mrs, J. $ irwin have re-
turned from pleasant visit TO Niagara
Mrs. ] II Trundie. Of Maryland Is
Tic guest of II. Burns Trundlo. on
Chestnut street.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. who has been
visiting relatives in Atlanta. and Spar
tanhurg, has returned home
Misses Bessie and Nellie Batcman
are visiting relatives in Durham. y.
Miss Lucy Brown. OF richmond. VINO
has been the attractive visitor OF Miss
to tho city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
DANVllLE


Especial to Tie Times-Dispatch-
Dauvi!ie, Va. September l4.-Witn
the close OF tho holiday season pan ?
willie people are beginnings 70 ilock
mountain resorts. and in q snort while
social activities. which have been at a
standstll during the hot months, VII.
again commence. Mothers. at tne pres
cnt time are busily engaged In getting
their daughters ready for college and
school.
a wedding announcement which has
been received hero with i good deal
OF interest is that Of Mrs. Bessie d.
Bigger, VINO announces the approach
- nsmOre. to GreenVile race Ia!Dott.
in Augusta. Ga. The prospective groom.
who is we'll known newspaper man
in Augusta, IS also we'll known in this
city, md nag number OF close per
scnal friends here. The wedding vii!
take place in November.
Announcement is also made Of tho
prospective marriage Of Miss Matte
Cabaniss. OF Mayo. Halifax County. 10
Henry NJ. Watkins. Of this city. the
nupiials to he celebrated at the nome
of the bride At noon on "Wednesday,
September Is.
At n meeting o. tho Cabou Graves
Camp. Sons Of Veterans held here dur
ing the past week. Miss Gladys Lea a
Well known ana thoroughly popular
Danviic Girl. was elected sponsor Of
the camp to the Pulaski! reunion on
September 25 to IS.
y delightful course dinner was given
on Monday night last by John hughes.
at the Country Club quite u large
number OF elcsts were invited and tile
evenings chat was greatly enjoyed.
TIL Randolph Macon Institute and
the Roanokc College. both reopcned
Tor the winter term on Wednesday
morning Appropriate exercises wcre
held at both colleges. and quite &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

EXAMINATION WILL BE
MADE BY GRAND JURY
Data being Prepared by State Auditor.
heunion OF Veterans During
Fredericksburg Fnir.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
EreherlcknhnrR VI Gnn,n,nhn- 1

fn'r'
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Fredericksburg. Va. September IA
Judge John r. c;ool,ic, ha. co,vot
nm omc,a, .o,n..,,.,aa.,,
from S'a'e
Nuo''oF {. Lee Moore IN which the
latter states that he is preparing data
in reference to assessments for per
sonal property ana .rnoc,.ll.. ,be re-
,,r,s ,ro,,, ,,,c,.,,,
40 '''''' incomes OF 'tNa'ion when
ne o'siFeS t. place before tne Grand
jury OF the Corporation court at tho
October term. A when tim, ~, OK.
s,,,,.,,o, ..ri d,
''''''' 'S ''s s'a"u
jp'y or all re ta% assessments on the
BOOKS oi ihe commissioners OF the
, e,mr . 49,. '.o year l'l-. 1t ia
,'''us't. '''S' ID ''s'u examination VIII
Ihe Confederate reunion OF veterans
to be heid on Thursday. september 2s.
on inc grounds u tho fredericksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21
MORE KILOGRAMS
FROM BEEF TRUST
Several Hundred Sent by Morris
& Co. Read During Packers
Trial.

Chicago. February cl.-scrcraI hundred
private kilograms sent BY Norris e Company
TO Eastern representatives urging higher
prices for dressed beer were read 10 the
jury In the Fuckers trial to-day by Govern
men. Counsel Pierce Butter.
The defense made determined e0or, to
exclude the messages the ground that
the defendants. and ID. u. Knights. assistant
manager OF the dressed bee. department..
were typewriter and were improperly idcn-
titled. Judge Carpenter oyerrulcd tao oh.
lection and permitted the kilograms 10 De
put IN evidence.
The messages were dated in July and Au-
gust, 1910. aud were sent over the private
wiies OF Morris & Company.
Two o! the kilograms. bearing the type
IA follows:
Gus Block, New York
Thc way Philadelphia coming In reports
to-day these people must be crazy Get HIN
on pho1e and have thnt kind OF work stop
pea. Il. II. HETNAN.'
Chicago. August 10. 1910.
Gus Block. Sew York
VIII you stop WestGhester selling natives?
This inan jus: giving mis- beef away.
IL. II. IIEYMAN."
The government, contends that tho tele-
grams show that the test cost was the ba SIS
nsed In fix! MS the setting price of beef a nj
mat the figures were controlled from thu
rhlcag" Office.
Nearly the entirc day was taken IN win
the reading % these telesrans az Morris
nam f. Eh!crt. margin clerk in the dressed
beef department.
The examination OF the witness had no.
been concluded when court adjourned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21

s2.oo0.o0o In excess OF what they are
now assessed, and amounts to half OF
INC assessed value OF all property Of
whatever kind In tho State
Plan Is ImpracttcnbIc.
~. j: Rooney, OF the Chesapeake and
Shlo Railway. quoted Allan Ripley
toote. Professor Edwin II. a. Sclig-
man and other tax experts to the effect
mat II Is inpracticable to base taxa
tlon on earnings. The plan proposed
IN the BIZ. he said. would mako tho
Chcsapeake and Ohio pay taxes equal
10 l,iGS per mile-more than twice AZ
much as is paid by any railroad IN
the United States.
The bin would place the value Of
the Atlantic Coast Line at figure
,wice that at which 1t is appraised
by the market. said r.. d. Crowley. Il.
Randolph Williams stated 1hat tho
railroads OF Virginia already pay one
sixth OF the total taxes in the State
and should not be made the object
of special legislation when other prom
crty. notably real estate. IS contin-
uhliy appraised at far below its actual
value
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-21

Ne and L. Fey, Iowa: c.. y. rerkins
springfield. o.; J. +. McGrath. Charleston
s. c.: +. Justice Davenport, Norfolk; r.
81. Brown, Chicago; Abraham Nelson. Edw.
l.. Soper Alfred =. Blossom. 7. +. Cook, c.
u. Stone. i. e. holiday. r c. Baker and
EIGc f. L. Drake. all OF New York; II. r.
Eneeland, Boston; c. X. Robertson. Penn
,ylvanin; r. r. curran. Huntington, w Va: :;
sam Schohcid. Baltimore: r. L. sheckell
a. L. Erwin. North Carolina. c.. Is. Lane.
North Carolina; ID. d. Barker. Lynchburg i.
Ia: John W. Lyon. Baltimore; Charles J.
lynn. Indianapolis: l.. II. Ferguson. New
York; j. ". Mason, New Jersey; w. a.
Browning, Oak Park. y. c.; Ella b. Tucker.
oak Park y. c.; Z. H. Weatherly. New
York; a. Is. Sumner and wlfe. Lynn, Mas.
Boyd Smith. Mineral. Va; Il. J. Morrisay.
New York; =. y. PiciSens, Springfield. Mass. !;
Charles 4. Eyies. New York; e. Miller. CO.
umbus o.: r. u. Bowman. New York; j.
;. Tarwater, North Carolina; C. L. Jackson.
North Carolina; w. HachaElus, Baltimore;
cameron. North Carolina; b. B. Williams,
North Carolina; j. b. johnson, East Orange.
y IL; II. c. Marley, North Carolina; ". D..
Fender. Norfolk: II. T. Rowles. Philadelphia,
Pa; G. NJ. BaItis. Washington, ID. CT;
Harry Wolf, New York city: w. S. Ottin-
ger. Philadelphia. Pa; John Kelley. New
ork: j. Rosenberg ana wife, New York
w. W. Long. Fairfax, Va. VI. lrallhouse
and wife, New Haven, Conn. u. c. Smith,
Chicago; Fl. o. Reeve. Newark, y. j.; =. l..
Costello and Wife. Philadelphia, Pa; George
l.. Browning and vile. Orange; s. 4. Nor
rlsey. New York; j. }. Carroll. New York {:
Bachelor. Philadelphia; Robert Coo, Phil
aGelphia.