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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-05

Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHING TON, June 8, 1910.

Orr Warrington correspondence.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1910.
7As Eu<ier I,yoint,nerts- Ot~ Fme,g~ Policy
The Administration and California.
The foreign policy of the administration is in
,.r, indicated by the foreign appointments IN
formally made, yet to be officially announced by
The cabinet. We refer particularly to the seleo-
lions of
Mr. Lawrence, for England, and Of Mr. Rives,
for France.
The appointment of Mr.. Lawrence indicates the
commercial policy Of the cabinet TO be based upon
the domestic policy of protection, IN opposition to
the free trade policy of Mr.. Bancroft, Mr. Calhoun,
and Mr.. Labouchele.
The Appointment Of MIR: Rives as clearly indl-
Gates the military policy of the cabinet to be the
policy of neutrality, conservatism, and non-lnter-
vention, and negotiation, in preference to war.
The appointment Of Mr. Graham, of North Caro-
Ina Spain, we hold to be equally decided against
any direct negotiations for the acquisition of Cuba,
significant of neutrality on that question, for Mr..
Graham, if we know him, is of that class of south
ern wings who would have Cuba remain Spanish
island, preferable even to its purchase, until the
negro question is settled In New Mexico and Cali
fornia.
Thus far, then, the policy of the United States
under this administration, Is indicated to be pacific
non-nerterng,, and averse to the purchase of Gu.
ba, at least until the negro question Is accommo-
dated In the new territories.
With reference to California, is the policy. anc
believe it is the desire, of the cabinet, that the
territory should speak for itself, and in advance o
the meeting of the next Congress We further be
heve that it is the disposition of the administration
to encourage the people of California to the pronrp
adoption Of State constitution, with a specif,
provision on the slavery question.
We all know that provision thus adopted, eve
excludes slavery; that the South would assent
most cheerfully, to be excluded in this constitu
tlonal way. Thus the North would be satisfied
the South would be satisfied, and the question
would be settled easily and gracefully. ~
A little time will show how the thing is work
ing. The cabinet have rot much time to lose
They have the power, and if they wise, the
will exert 1t to get up a State government in Cali
fornla. W.
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The Alta Californian, of the I'D March, states that
Gen. Lane had reached Oregon city, and issued his
reclamation as governor Of that territory on the Sd
of March.
The Provisional Legislature had adjourned on the
10th Of February after passing fifteen acts and
solution. One Of the acts for the of
a mint at Oregon city.
MIR Aaron f.. Wait has retired from the editorial
charge Of the Oregon Spectator newspaper 1t sup
posed that lis publication would be suspended during
the mining season the printer nxious procure
his share Of California gold dust The publication Of
the Free Press had stopped for the same reason.
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ON Monday, 4th Instant after few days illness,
CnAxLEs DUNCAN ALLARE, aged "a years aad months.
His remains viii be taken, this morning, to New Ro-
shelle, for intermcnt.
Mrs. ELrIAsErH RANsrr widow Of the late Captain
Ramsey, Of the U. 8. Army died yesterday She came
above hslfa century since. She Of the oldest
pioneer women-a most exemplary pious and valued
citissn and will be remembered kindly by ell who knew
her Cincinnati Commercial! NaY 80.
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Passengers Arrived.

ST JAoo-Bark ~ Jago-M Yalerno and family
Bristol, Eng-Ship Java-Mr Large
RIO JhhEIIo-Bark Isabclita ByLe-Mr VIM BoueI Ne.
do, from ship Elizabeth Ellen; q r Wertman
HAvRr-Shp Woodsde-Jsmes Prince
EEuvIrAs-Brig hartla-Don del Castsl,> Don Jsso.
Bclmcourt. ''' ~" Wy
HAvRr-Ship Queen votoris--J scbror, ana vss.., A.
SAyArNAp-Bark Eract--Capt IIunter MI. Ri.sh.m
snd Msry Losn kr Highly ponsherty. lady child;
LADY Nj poneiss Mrs solyo, Miss Whessr, Mr. L
NV CRLTArs- Bark Odd FelIow--Nrs T. wehsksv n \
q Wincham and lady, and HN A l. Pomeroy. ~
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIrE.-A most meIan-
choly accident occurred yesterday, at hapast four
p. M, board the ferry boat Argo at the old
Ferry House dock The steam up and the boat all
ready TO start when the fre-box collapsed instantly
killing Mir John Foster the builder of the boat and
William Cortier, who standing on board Towesr
formerly engineer on the Tecumseh and had Just
taken that post this boat He is severely injured
but hopes are entertained that he will recover Mr.
Corer is badly scalded, but not MORALLY. MIR Foster
leaves family to mourn his loss-Detroa (Mch) I'D
rsyftser, Nav 81.
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Naval Intellirenee.

NAVAL CouRT MARTIAL.-We understand that a
naval court martial has been ordered convene at the
Navy Yard, on Monday next, which will be composed
Of the following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morris Presi-
dent; Captains T.. A. Lavallctte, Silss II. Strngham
Isaac Mayo, James Armstrong; Samuel L. Breeze,
French Forrest; Commanders w. II. Gardner aud T.
q. u. A. ii. Kennedy; Judge Advocate, Purser l.. T.
Waller. We also understand that Commodore Kear-
for the examination Of Midshipmen.-Nsy Beacon,
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DIARKETs ELSE WHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BALTIMORE, June $500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bonds, B6 S. 6thares Mocha MICS Bank, S; DO Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad 4o IL do. do, 40; do do 40
S-l6; do do, 403-l6, q do DO, s0h.
oPhiIADtLrnia, Juns 4-Siock Board-siaO0 City 6's
10y lNdo. Us 90 EN- 200 do. 81, ss; 81 Girard Bank
n% g DO (scer Sgz 900 ,swp, 1000 DO, eh
20 Read Railroad l63S geo do b5 1917 30 DO, i6S
iWo Del 6s s91s l2o do @ II 900 Read Railroad bds
"a, Second Boayd-6o Reading RAILROAD I6,S 5000 do
Mortgage Bonds CIa; lOSchuyli Bank, IA 5Penn. Bank
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LATE PROM MARAcABo.-The bark Imra, Capt.
Warner, arrived at this port from Maracaibo,
whence che sailed the 18th ultmo reports that on
the Sd shock Of an was
lasting during several hours Quite number OF houses
were destroyed, several persons injured among the
Yuins and female crushed to death by ny wan
- blQdsiphid Ipsuiytr, JWe
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. .
This statement does include issues to foreigners
when the stock to them has been held by
foreigners The assertion made in letter to the North
american Of last week that 800 600 had been issued
for foreign account, which did not appear upon the
statement incorrect far the book keeper has
the means Of ascertaining That much Of the coupon
stock issued to citizens is sent to Europe is doubt
the fact STILL is not issued in the Of foreign
srs there no method Of ascertanng excepting from
brokers, by whom IL is sold
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The fishermen at saybrook took ! 700 shad In the
RIVER on the afternoon Of the 2sth u al
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Herald Marine correspondence.

leral0 marine correspondence
PHLApELrHIA, June 4,4PM-Arrivod-Bark Jas Bsyey,
B,hop 4sssn.a hrss Sea TOysr sheer CisnfssSs Rock
no MSn PR Logan
ES raes % a%S: sss
savannah julius Holly, Port pepo,it Kate Aubrey Ander
York; budd budd rF'v'n'' Joseph
xda enso Of Ssw Orleans
mouth New Orleans brigs Rush. Rio de JAneiro Washing
ceaTsdLBsrk R NJ Welsh Singer, Boston; briss Palos
White Portland issSinrn Edscrd sosscn; schrs cis-
s buSa Isad sS S yVTa ESssd ssnh
ks T p1IsdS Napoleon Steel
Miscellaneous.
verpco will close at the Exchange Reading Rooms this day
the Continent ''''-'N NY '-'' u
nTnr In,sH BARK Hrnr filled with epigrsnt. got sshor.
tr.mely dense fog Mr. James Bergen Of wall street. re-
schooner with their baggage through high surf BY the
ss hS s s s
S IF Ss the g. Ajax h to
It's represented that Tho dense that the men in
Light ship could not see The Light Ship A. any time,
her lights.
Dtns Jour- pAnErn e Boston, four DID, 50, tons
BARN VIM LAanABr, from New York, at New Orleans,
nc ,af
nnIs NonTnunnInLAsp. Of Salem, was condemned sns
the Island Of Natacong.
scHR MARY EIIzABFrH (of snowhilI, Md,) wicks from
Bangor for Fire Island V with lumber ashore about
w. 3b ult the side of Block Island; cargo cable,
and anchors saved vessel tged No Insurance vessel or
cargo.
scHR MARY GEoner at Philadelphia, from New Orleans,
the 10th u lat 80 80 Ion rs 80 during severe gale from
kNE lost IL out of III bills moases, which were on deck
Whalemen.
Atsydnsy Nsw, Jan 20 Mary esrey NIB sso So GOO VIII;
81 ls% d. sTs
er h1stey NAP 90; otn Geo cSsmpp'd Tie Oh G
ling grounds" Sid 10th, Jasper. NIB, for do.
Gen PIKE NIB oil not stated th George NIB II mos out
200, 18th, JOS Maxwell, Rowland, FIJI, l20rp
March g. Ion S. Phoenix, Nant for Pacific, (ol not
At Rio Janciro April 90 ships Adeline Gibbs Weeks uno
Hannibal, Canning, dsmasted las before reported).
spoken.
Packet ship HAVE Answorth, from Havre, and for
York, n date lat ~, Ion o.
ship Ashburtop, from New Orleans for Gottenbura NAY
H. lat 90 Ion ~ J0 tme ships Russell Glover
Tripe, and Halcyon, Wade, from do for Liverpool
ship 0nsco Drew from New Orleans for Liverpool, May
Bari Susan ,. Ina rinkham from Orleans for Dosson
Bssk Edyin Hosrs from New Orleans for Boston, May 49,
Bark Elk Payne from Philadelphia for B.,sn Jun. o.
hontauk kNE, 30 miles distant IAN error no doubt as
she cleared At r sA ths "a inssl.
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Washington, June 2, 1S4o.

WARRINGTON, juno 2, 1S4o.
Issue of U S. Stock to Foreigners.
Amount Of United States stock issued to foreigners
from 26th May to LIST June, 1s4e, both inclusive:-
koan of 1912. ................ :. $4,000
1847. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 26500
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The dwelling house of the Hon. Richard Biddle near
Pittsburg, Pa, struck by lightning on Thursday
last and consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
The First Of the Cape Horn squadron In the
Pacific.

To tie Editors Of The ir'bHEt
As there is great anxiety felt for the safety OF
Of hundreds OF human beings who have periled their
lives 10 q passage around Cspe Horn. on their long
voysge to California of $1,000 mile', send you the
following extract from a letter written by young
sailor, dated
PuSrA DIX ARENAS Central America Feb ls, lsa9
knowing your anxiety to hear from me, embrace
the hr. opportunity that offers to write you few ires
We arrived at this place, about 800 miles N W. Of
Panama after long but pleasant voyage OF $50 dsys
not touching at any port ON the route For some time
after leaving New.York felt homesick and low spirited
bu, this feeling has gradually worn Oh, and now sm
quite happy and coniented, although prefer the com
forts Of home 10 the hsrdships Of the sea
BY the time again reach New.YOrk yon will hardly
know me, have already altered considerably being
much taller and stou,sr than when | left The hr''
time went slos lost my straw hat, and shortly alter
ward my cap, so that am very much sun burned and
look As dark as an Indian
On eur passage We had very pleasant weather until
reaching Cape Horn. where encountered two or
three violent storms, the hardest of which was on
Christmas day when IL began blowing about noon, and
before psht increased 10 terrific gale, forcing US
10 scud for some hours under bare poles. About IL
O'Clock at night II being my watch upon deck, ship
ned . vary heavy ses which carried everything
lying loose on deck overheard and came very near to-
Ming our boats which although strongly dashed. were
swept as though sed with thread across the decks
was standing a, the time BY the main mss a0ains on
with both hands TO rope Ater the sea struck me,
aud when the ws,er had passed over uf' looked
around thinking we had cspszed, as the vessel lay
with her bulwsrks under water.
The country we are now in 10 very pretty oa' 'ne
Inhabitants the Misunderstanding set ever
laid eyes and were IL not tina, enee In swhue see
sn American Englshmsn should think was IN
land Of hesihens As their food and ol)thins oos''
but tribe, they naturally an indolent peop'e'
oungng about smoking cigars and chatting Win each
other from morning TO night.
We sail In about week from San Francisco VIII
passenger and, returning, will touch at Monterey Ls
Psz and other places ON the coast
p. s-The supercsrgo says that If the account rom
The Gold ResioE prove true, be will proceed there and
give us chance to dig for ourselves. W. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

Mr.. Boris having been accused OF Abolitisnisp.
the Richmond Republican, publishes letter from
him TO VIM. RsgIand. dated Feb. 10, ist9. from
which we take what ID essential a. to his position
on Slavery aud the Northern disunion agitation:
The truth TO- there ara faetonists dsorg snizsrs and
dsuDionlss In Congress from the South vel from
the North and early dsteruinsd 10 bold myself soof
and free from BOTH and be prepared 10 st With DO
csion and effect whenever the ams for setion should
srvethat time In my judgnent hes not yet arrived.
We should either sbstain from seeding setstors Of
plsints that sgtstors are sent fron the NORTH n IL
quite indsereet and banefa In the section Of the
Uaion tho other. and both equally interestsd N
avoiding H. sm nxedly and ussltsredly opposed 70
al Sectional uSastssstons n CesSyaS. | am uSIoH
NAN 10 ell its length breadth and strength end thst
man who raises his hand against ths Unoa seans that
man 10 my hand rsised-
do MOI believe the institution Of Slavery 4 In eng
dagger. especially Southern members VII sct With
prudence and dscretou and not furnish The snsees OF
the North with fuel 70 feed their fire.
I sm utterly opposed 70 the Wnmot Proviso, and Of
any and eli legislation ths subject quite - mach %
II the constitutional power hsd asver bssa eooeeded
(as all votes vil show Unnecessary ins1psdises
itss In The Territories IN the States hey ere ID
mitted into the Union. II . have never spoksn on
Slavery In Congress 10 vac because vsbsd 10 siisy
agitation aud excitsmeut and not create them
shall be found where duty. habil education ana w
terest alike call me, bearing my pert and taxing my
share 10 defence Of tbs Consultation and my ovn IRE
side but vii DO nothing myself land countsrance no
man who Will 70 hasten encourage such ceiAmify
10 freedom and humanity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
California Gold-rblns. In Washington, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
NN.sur~aroS Anil lR 1870

WARRINGTON hPfh 40 1917.
WIN. NJ. STEWART Esq. Secretary to Com.
Jones thus writes from on board the flagship
Ohio 10 Hon. WIN Co,r JOHNSON Of Nd. sojournng
in this city
81 have just returned from visit to the Gold kegor
and send you few samples of the gold commonly
found In various parts OF the placer. have seen
humps weighing from 10 10 l. ounces, but nave not
picked up any such myself You will hear much OF
this FL Dorado, and you may believe great deal;
have nothing nor heard any statement rom vefis
bic yersons which has not been established by ocular
proof"
have examined these samples, and was surprised At
their purity The writer calls II dust but the term
nigh as well sppy TO rice for about that size were the
grains shown me by Mr. Johnson, and OF deep, rich
yellow color.
The affected position Of certain persons that
the L. :. Marshal should be appointed from the
District is as iallscous as it would be uncustoma'
ry. OF course those who desire the appointment
would endeavor enforce upon the Administration the
proprety Rad justice OF hls but should not the wishes
OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court be paramount to
all others as the relations of the Marshal TO tina! dis
,Dguishsd body are iDtmatei
Now know thai, majority Of the Judges are In "a
yor Of TX Gov sPzI0G of Maryland (who resides but
few miles from the District line and have good rea
believe
appointment Of great dignity OF character only
should occupy this important station and aone OF the
candidates from the District without disparsgement
can for a moment compare with Gov. SPrigg In this
respect make these remarks in distant Journal In
stead Of conaning them this locality because the In
teress Of the Supreme Court are TIE Interests Of the
whole nation.
The runors about Cabinet dissensions so oracu-
larry proclaimed by the Press, art, | assure you
wholly without a shadow Of truth-"a weak in
vention Of the enemy There never existed In any
Cabinet more perfect harmony.
The Colec,orship Of your port Is not yet decided
upon. Rumor trumpets louiest for Ex-Governor
YoUS0. who is still here, bat as a dozen or more
Of distinguished men from the state arrived here yes
terdsy no reliable calculations can be made.
AT least 200 or 300 applications per day are re-
ceiyed at the Appointment Office for changes IN
the various Pos. fices Of the Union and although
Father Richie IL In as desperate way as hunted
cbsnticleer in relation the falling Of the az, not
more than .w per cent Of the whole number have been
effective. More than 600 are now lying over for &C
tion The old gentleman offers his columns 70 every
pe-sop removed Il assault the Administration Il De-
ing the best way be says to put stop TO the o1ii
ness"
Weather ike December. D. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

GALE ov LAKE ONTAKIO.-The steamboat La
dy Of the Lake Capt Egsles,on, was caught In gale
on Lake Ontario On Sunday night broke her shaft and
came near being lost The Captain cas-, over two sn-
choir, bu, she drifted two miles before they brought
her 10 She was in most perlous situation 10 hours
10, ,sl,sved nv the steamer Ontario. Information
~ br dsugsr and directions the way OF procuring
assistance was conveyed to Rochester % nineinG =
bucket overheard which hosted ashore, with the fol
lowing marked upon IL;
~Go 10 Rochester Immediately aud Tell the steamer
Ontario 70 come and help Us. We have broke our
.bsft and are going ashore EGeLEsroS, ofthe Lazy
The boat sustained little damage In tnis risL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

Pillow AND TESSESsEE.-ien. GIDEON !.
Low In letter Ia the Nashville Uao' OF 'ne W. 10
cnes the nomination TO the Office Of Governor in'eou
ed to be offered him by the LocoFoeo Convention o.
Tennessee, which meets at Nashville 10 morrow Inc
distinguished soldier says he mus; star al home and
mind his own business which has go, into disorder
during hs Absence IN the The conclusion OF the
letter 10 decidedly rich:
Il msy be that In my ssrvices-in the wrongs have
suffered and 10 the sympathes Of Just and generous
people might throw mysef before them. with hstter
ing prospects OF success. did not however the
army for the purpose OF making political capital felt
tha, nv own honor and duty to my country required
that should accept the commission ,entered me by
Government al whatever personal sseriace lendea-
turned to the quiet pursuits Of private Life desire no
no.i,ion In the public service. and feel that am con
su.ns the interests Of my political party By sonsie1s'
ing 70 lie harmony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
RAvlers OF The CHoLIRA.-The OPei0ui

d,.) Gazette Of the 2sGh ut says
The Cholera IL raging fearful extent IN The Par
ian Of verniou 10 the neishooroood o. 1sfry sriege
IRIS pIsce and hres Il bis children, Mrs Moss bis ats
Ter. M, Csiski and Mrs Mica, All died Of cholera
s,hin few days last week. Many planters have lOst
,n,bsrs Of their slaves The disease still prevails
though il vas thought to be somewhat sbs,ng.'
The AaakaPas Gsssts Of the 3lG says tia, the Choe
r. did not then prevail to such alarming extent
previously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

FIREs-Abo1t l2 o cock on Saturday night fire
was discovered 10 the large brick building the
ner of Nashua and CsGsevsy ss and the upper stories
were mostly destroyed. They were occupied BY Sim
mons g. Mcintyre for an organ msnafsctory. Loss
e. go small Insurance The spothecsry shop OF Dr..
John stevens OF the lower door damaged 10 The
amount Of 500 nc Insurance. Boston Psss, lotn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

TIE HOMESTEAD ENENPrloS At TIE SOUTH
Thi. popular measure is creating qa,e senIauon In
The southern States Many Of cur Southern exchanges
Of both parties have declared In favor Of is liberal sna
bepevolsu, principles An instance in point IA the Leo
asO. Tenn Packet Of our best Wing exchanges
which devotes eolamn the discussion Of the SUBJECT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

ALABANA-The Dayton lMsrengo Co. Argus
proposes c. C. LASGDoS, the Mayor Of Mobile and
Editor OF the AdrtsT, As candidate for Congress In
the l,i GOV Gsyles) District Mr.. Lsnsdon was
CLAW Delegate TO the Philadelphia Coovenuon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

suspAr MArLs.--A petition 10 in circulation In
lhs town Of calas (Ms) for tho purposs Of discos
tInasncs Of The Sunday Male fts signsd By ssssiy
I'll the busfnass msa q The place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ Samuel Wilson Of Sedgwick, Mass was
lost from the schooner Eeadssksaz Saturday
lsss, IN gale OF Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

TESSEssEE.-Hon. WAsEiSeroS BARROW con,
senis 10 run for Congress IN the With District ne
Whlg Convention shall wish IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
Fire In Baltimore.

BIriMoRE Tuesday, April Il.
The Washington Foundry, on Camdenst was
burnt down this morning
FLoUR.-Sses have been made this morning ct 81 IS
per bb No change in other articles usually spoken OF
in the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
TAxNasr SOcIETT.-The following ticket vs.
-.-... L..s az.n..a ID al...I.u Q.a.ax. IL

chosen lsst evening a. the election Of Ofcers OF this
Society
sassxt-Elsab PardJ, Asdo-s nrsb- xsrsscs Noah,
Jona nz1sg Cora-1s zrdss 0eor hssssrys stsghsn
X Fe-ks Wa A DougAs. Wa Coueiy. Psrr- A fooas VIZ
J BrDEn Hs1ry st0rus VIZ A W.ters Trsassre Roosr y
PERM. secrsfay Nu--s Fsngan sa1a@Ors-hesa Dsssh
HusiHAes-Jo,eyh Grail
The following the ticket run In opposition
SacAens-hOo<r Boyt Cars Als sa.c v fos~f Casper
G. ca de- Chsre h-.ss, IT. Wsou snail D1n>i Ws1. yoha
T5~cent X P1triso1 John J. Weserysft, ban< ID
BrkEs Va p Prgst, Jas. T-oosl TveassO-J D. f,srson
Se7sta-yM No. Paragon Sags~svs-1oha Beessf s4tfs
u u L..tsf