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KENTUCKY planning MILL.
II II. MAYO. J, l. HENDERSON. wM. LONG,
MAYO, HENDERSON n LONG,
BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS,

S1ASII IGOR AND VENETIAN EIlSp FACTORY,
= Planning Mir and Lumber ncpot Eyghth street near
hcutUCky Genital Riilroai IciHt, Covngtun, ny.
a. manufacture and keep on hand an extensive as
sortmeu. uG Stsh, Doors, Blinds, Door and Window
Frames Base, No IlIng, MaHtos, l1Isters. White and
Yellow ne Flooring, shelving, Patent Weather board
ing ami llcd Tagds every variety oi quality and
thlckncss. We also furnish lumber IA the rough
Painted and GlGZ Z'd sash always on haad MalnUtInd
other hard woods worked 10 order. TERMS CASH.
Sept 2.-lm
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CURE TOR RHEUMATISM.

HAVE mt rscelg - fsN daEsn bottles q James
l. Neuralgia and Rheumatic Liquid, H4e ..llis.s
thaf Las A.1til q -4 lafls TIE above
somplaslfE.
il may be obtained a ths vsri0us Drus-storcs tlse
IN aud ul J. "a NItsfs st the Lite Et4nd MAckcn
Is 4 wilson. Price 81 PER bottis.
hprI-U AlkA. NACkk ME
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FLONyEH SEEDS BY MAIL.


old Past-oflee Building, II Cedar and Cherry,
Nashville, where the OSs and Silts are open Tor 10
s.rrt,,u. ,.,N and trlt. ttbIl-tf
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nsw-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN K Co, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York
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NEW YORK NEWS Is.

On Tuesday afternoon explosion of 4 Gas Reservoir
took place at the Mandatory of the New York Car and
Steamboat Gas Company No. Gold street killing in
santy man named John W. Sharp, fnjuring several
others fracturing the leg of Mortimer Lee and slightly
iniuring Barney Esler and Thomas Bent.
The explosion occurred while the worlmen were engaged
experimenting with cylinders see the amount of
pressure they could safely bear.
The Supreme Court having overrulcd the exceptions
taken by Cancems counsel and denied the motion for
trial it is understood t&t, the next step appca
ton will be made to Justice of the Supreme Court for
stay Of proceedings which, if granted may enable
counsel for the prisoner to bring the record before the
Court of Appeals for the purpose of obtaining order
trial from that tribunal. Cancemi had been SEN
fenced to be hung in September next.
The detachment of the Richmond military, which vol
untcered to accompany the remains Of LaurCns Hamilton
this city Guard Of Honor left their home YES
terday board the steamer Roanoke. There was vol
untary parade the occasion of Company 6, Of the Ma
tional Guard.
The editor and proprietor of the NiGai0r. whose Jaws
have opened and closed nearly every respectable man
in the city appeared yesterday in the Court General
Sessions to give bail two indictments found against
him by the Grand Jury OF this term for ScGdG m0Gnabt
published in his paper, duplicating Mayor Teman Simeon
Draper, Peter Cooper and the Matron Randalls Is
land Mr.. SouhwOrth, Of the Sunday NercUyy be
came his bondsman i'll the Of $500 for each indct
ment
At the Commencement of the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb held yesterday in their establishment on
Washington Heights q males and II females graduated
The pupils reported proficient arithm etic agc
bra English grammar rhetoric natural philosophy book
keeping and moral science. In the study of grammar
the grammatical symbols have been employed with great
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FOR TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

-.
BEEF CATTLE.-There enormous supply at Aller-
toms, and quote decline of half cent per lb There
sale 3l63 head at AllertOn'S alone all of which
of an ordinary quality Prices range from to cts
but there very few transactions
general selling price was S4 to S% ts 1t thought
that large number would remain unsold the
mand was very moderate from the opening At Bergen
Hill about 800 head sold at from to So cts At
Brownng's and the other markets moderate demand
prevailed at trhe below last weeks prices from y
to %
Cows AND CALvEs-Are unchanged, and sell at prices
within range of quotations above
VEAL CALvEs-There continues plentiful supply, but
only few of them prime The general selling price
for real good NeaS is cts but the them bring
cents and in few isolated cents pound OBJ
tanned.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-liave been selling pretty readily
during the whole week at prices quoted above Extra
Lambs are in active demand at full prices but Sheep
the demand was much more moderate, and sales
lower prices.
SwINE-Are in limited supply, and sell readily at from
5s to 519 cts.
The receipts of all stock at all the yards for the
week were as follows
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The United States steamer Water Witch, Com
mander Rodgers, in two and a half DAYS from KEY
West, arrived at Charleston on Monday morning
She brings dispatches from flag officer Mcintosh,
of the Colorado, to the Secretary of Navy The
Colorado, having broken her after crank, is unfit
for stcaming. The United States steam frigatcs
Wabash and Colorado and sloop Macedodian were
in Key West when the Water Witch left The
United States sloops jamestown and Plymouth
were cruising off Havana but the brig Dolphin had
been sent to order them into Key West. The late
orders of the British Government appear to have
entirely stopped boarding of American vessels by
the British cruisers.
The following is an extract from letter written
on board the United States steamer Fulton dated
Pensacola, July ):
"We arrived here this morning from Havana,
making the run from Moro light in filty-two hours
We will coal ship in this port and leave about next
Thursday, the Sth, for Portsmouth, y. H., where
we will retit entirely for the river Platte in Para
quay, South America to settle the difficulty now
pending between that country and our own
The soop-ot-war Germantown, Commander Page,
arrived at Hong Kong on the 23d Of April from
Singapore.
The steam frigate Minnesota, Captain Dupont
sailed from Shanghai for the Gulf of Pccheli ON the
10th of April.
The United States steam frigate Powhatan, Com.
Pearson, sailed from Singapore on the 9th of Nav
for Hong Kong.
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[From the v. 7. Times
LATER FROM HAVANA.-ARRIVALO OF THE
pUITAnETpIIA


The United States mail steamship PHILADELPHIA,
Gustavus Harrison commanding left New Orleans
on the morning of the 5th inst, and arrived off Ia
vana at sunrise of the Sth. She sailed again for
New York the night of the 9th, having awaited
the arrival Of the Granada from Aspinwall. She
arrived at this port yesterday morning.
The Philadelphia did not enter the harbor of Ha-
vana, but remained out at during her deen-
tion.
There was little of interest occurring at Ha-
vana.
The United States mail steamship Granada ar
rived on the afternoon of the 9th from Aspin-
wall
The United States mail steamship Empire City
arrived on the morning Of the 9th from New
York.
The United States steamer Water Witch left Ha-
vana on the evening of the Sth
The United States sloOps-ofwar jamestown and
Plymouth were cruising of Havana.
The Philadelphia has had fine weather during the
whole voyage, and has made the run from Havana
in little over four days.
The PrcHs0 cOngratulates the friends of internal
improvements upon the new Government rcgua-
tOns relative to the introduction Of white laborers
into the island 1t finds ample promotion for the
movement in the official decree while it regards
the guarantees against ilibustcrs finding admission
under its terms adequate.
The PrcpSo also dcplorcs the low state of trade
between Cuba and the Spanish American States
II aScribes 1t to the absence of interest in those Re
publics, their literature, condition and resources
and to the neglect Of personal intercourse.
The Captain of the Port has authorized a steamer
running to and from New York, without their en-
tering the harbor. This measure is to relieve them
from Quarantine regulations, both there and at
either end of their route.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-Trrv II

The Administration intend adering to the Cass Yss-
arr Treaty the basis of its Nicaragua policy and has
faith in Vanderbts arrangement, which if perfected,
gone to Aspinwal Notwithstanding her broken crank,
and may proceed to san Juan Commodore Mackintoshs
health bad and his physicians advised his return,
but he declined under a sense Of duty.
The result of the Court Of Inquiry in Boutwell, case is
no. yet understood The President has not yet taken
not favoraby acted upon by the late Courts of In
quiry, and it is believed that he can hardly make full
investigation before January when the law extending the
time will expire.
The letter from Minister Forsyth asking for an opinon
relative to the levy of the Zuloaga Government ON the
property of American citizens having been laid hnrore
Attorney General Black, the subject has by hin, r.,
thoroughly examined in connection with the Official 10
cree and the treaties between the Mexican and obor
ernments our own being placed on raotinr win tho
most favored nations While it is understood that ,en
eral may be imposed according to the usuaI forms for
legitimate purposes, yet taking all the data into
Grafton ana looking to the present condition of that caun-
try, the CORRECTION OF money in the manner proposed. is
III ,t nature OF forced contribution. Thus the position
be duly advised.
requlsltlon was made the Treasury on Wednesday
IN iavor OF Col Geary rembursing the money expended
by MN while Governor of Kansas in calling out three
companies of militia, and for which Congress made an
appropriation last session.
1t is decided not change the site selected last March
for the Boston Postothce,
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Police Intelligence.

R. Chambers was arrested by officer Englar on the
CHARGE of assaultin@ and BEATING Layna Robinson Tb
-, - ,,,,itto, 60 hi, g.. e.. -, :,
~ ~ " ' " ' ~ ""'''0e 'ior
row
Terrence Doyle arrested by officer GctdeSs on the
cor,,a of THROWING stones and ste,lir frr Tho oco1
'7 ~ % ~ Nv 'S'u
was 'rr@heu pcloe JUSTICE MORROW, ana hhed 81 and
costs and committed to iai in default of payment
Contain Mitchell arrested Yesterday y man n,,ood FL
- 60, c, I'll, l'''
""" NopPs io ''S 'i9 " ''o'e't 5i'l ""ou' eeN en-
years oil age Inc outrage was committed III an alley run
ming from Saratoga street. in the rear of the Middle Po
lice Station Cronns knocked the ,,irI down and Ii1I
nv ''''' Ni'tf' '"" 'i' 7'ii "o"H' all" h4cheu
her' hctin3 very severe wound on her i2rehead from
wch the Diood flowed IN streams lie was locked up for
hearing.
William Sharp lcoloredl was arrested yesterday after
noon by officer Ban on the charge of asSaung and horse
whipping white hoy named W. &. Boyd. The affair oc-
Cured a Mr.. JacksonS Livery Stables Spring street
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- prices Ss -. for Shoulders, and &C. for Sides but
tserday the latter offered at without sales, and
Soie sihaii ios OF SHolueIs soio " '<a''
quite tame sale of so Sugar cured hams at 10 cts
The article is mostly held at 10Hdllc.
We quote common Hams at S2 cts for uncovered and
for canvassed, including packages.
In Bulk Meats nothing of Importance has been done
and prices are not quotable.
OF Lard $50 bbs prime, Wednesday at 10 cts. and
800 do do yesterday 104 cts closing ir and holders
mostly asking 10E cts.
wmsKEY An active demand has prevailed during the
week. and prices have advanced cts per gallon closing
CHARLESTON MARKET.
CoTTox-The sales this morning amounted to LOCO
bales at the following quotations 27S bales at II d
25S at 12H 7S9 1 12l at IS u at 13 l6O at 1875
cents
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 15-Cotton-Thc market is excited,
with sales of 5OO bales at advance of Fair Upland
13G13% Flour is quiet with sales of ii 800 bales at
50 S0G3S7% for State Wheat is buoyant with sales OF
G5OOo bushels Southern red brought $l2 20 and
white 81 40d1 43; Western white Sl1O. Corn is firm,
with sales of 500 bushels at 90 cts for yellow Pork is
firm s16GOG16S7 for Mess. Lard is steady at II A@
Il Sugar is irmmMnIcoyado o6 5na7% Porte Rico
for Rio Turpentine is seady-Rosn is dull at 62dGj
Rice is quiet at 3a3k. Frcghts-Flour to Liverpool Is
New ORLEANS July 13.-The Cotton market is lower
and dropping, but sellers firm. Sales to-day 900
bales: sales Of three days $500 do receipts for three
days $50 do OF receipts last year l2
COO do
Sugars are excited sales of 500 hhd at an advance of
Corn quotes at 75GS7 cts India Baggng 164a16H
Gunny Bags 1O2i ColeeSales of 5000 bags at
Freights are sitter. On Cotton to Liverpool I'd is
asked.
MOBILE. July 13-Cotton-No sales today; middIines
offered II Sales of three days 800 bales receipt
$40 =
CHARLESTON. July 13.-Cotton-Sales to-day of 67OO
bales at 10G13A cts for lower fair qualities The mar
kct has an advancing tendency.
CHICAGO, July 14.-Flour active Wheat firm at 64G
20 cts. Corn buoyant at a. cts Oats quiet Shipments
to Oswego-No Flour Wheat; 10000 bushels of Corn
Receipts 100 bbls Flour II 900 bushels Wheat IS 900
bushels Corn and 900 bushels Oats.
CINcINNATr, July 14.-Flour quiet, superfnc s3.75:
sale of 900 bbs for September delivery sold at So 90;
Wheat firm; Corn 50a5l Ss; Whskey - cts; Mess Pork
S15 for good brands.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

| FHE INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY A. . ,i,,
meeting of this Company, held on Wodnosdo,, oain
iaS Pcahoe ana resolutions OF strange and ne.
cuar character were adopted The preamble sets forth
that the Company has been most fait,r,1 ~ wv,
has rendered signal service both before and since 49,
PRODUCTION of the Steam Engines; that the press Of e.
city has not only refused to award the various Fire
Companies who have been fortunate enough furnish
themselves with these machines the credit to which they
entitled but attempted to throw odium upon them
that they have believe the only pay for which
they devote their time energy and best eorthe praise
of their fellow citizenshas been withheld them
since the Steam Engines introduced, and that they
do not deem it proper or fair to eNpend their labor and be
thus unrewarded They therefore adopted the annexed
resolutions:
Re ored That the Independent Fire Company hereafter
conine themselves to their recognized fire district thereby
leaving greater and more extended field of action to
those so much better able TO do good than
eS6red That proper respect for ourselves well
ordinary justice compe to take the step herein in
/ dicated.
FALSE PRETEycE.-Yesterday afternoon man named
John Westervelt, into the segar store of Mr. Blu
menburg East Baltimore street, and informed his wife
who in attendance that he had just left her husband
and that he had authorized him and get box of
scgars from the The scgars were handed him by
the and he departed. Shortly proprietor re
turned, when he informed Of the circumstance: he
denied having given Westervelt any such authority
and Immediately Informed the police Of the transaction
He taken into custody by officer A. McCaTery and
arragned before Justice Meirs who committed him to
Jail the charge of obtaing the box of sears under
false pretences.
DEATH OF \ BALTIMORE SHIP MASTER AT SEA-From a
private letter to the family of the late Captain Walter
Simpson, master of the ship Ann f. Hooper, Of this port
We learn that the Captain died after eleven days illness
the 10th ult when eighteen days out on the trim to
Liverpool, and that his body consigned a watery
He aged about forty years and was highly
esteemed both a man and maritime commander He
leaves wife and six children to this heavy be-
reaycment.
THE Misunderstanding proved quite comfortable
day, the thermometer ranging at from 76o to SOo At
about mid day there heavy shower OF rain which
cooled the atmosphere very desirable cree an as
greatly dependent upon the clouds the cleansing
of thoroughfare it proved doubIy beneficial in that
respect
DIED FROM HIS lNJURIEs.-John Cunningham who was
severely injured on Monday night by falling from an en-
bankment Walsh street, Ianvaie and was susc
quenty removed to the almshousc, died that institu
tion Wednesday evening from the injuries received
After he taken to the almshouse it asccraincd
that his back was broken by the fall.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JULy IS.

The receipts from taxes ut the present time average
little $4,000 daily, while the demand the City
Treasurer is than double that amount. The receipts
from of 1885, up Saturday last only amounted
S1O74, 1893, not onchaf of the duplicate.
f. B. Devices the clerk in the Postofce who charged
with purlOning letters containing money, already
stated in the Ledger had hearing yesterday before T. S
Commissioner Ieazlitt; the Commissioner fixed the bail
of the accused $1,000 The bail offered not being salts
factory, the was continued until Saturday
Mayor Henry yesterday appointed Mr. Joseph F.. Mont
gomery his chief clerk, in place of W J. p. White, re
signed The selection is very happy one. The ap-
special committee Of Councils investigating
serious charges brought by sort Of jobber and con
tractor named Lane SchOfed, against Patrick McIntee
the Supervisors of the Twenty fourth Ward The
principal animus the part of the prosecutor appears
be jealousy crossed with vindctyeness shown by
the nmSy character of the evidence submitted.
On Monday evening last about six o'clock little boy
six years age Of Mr. David DAILY residing in Queen
street, above Marlborough, fell from story win
dow in the of the house. and injured himself so Sc
vercly that his life is despaired Of
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Shipping Snttlligente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JULY Is.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John S. Shrver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard from City Point
Reports off No Point ship, and off Cedar Point, bark
Bark Arcadia Pendeton before reported at quarantine
from st. Jago de Cuba-sugar to J. l. Fisher & Sons
Towed up by liaswell.
Canal boat Howard -, from Iuniatta-corn rye and
clOverseed to Carr, Giese & Co.
Canal boat II. H. Allen, -, from Williamsport-lum-
Canal boat Idabelle, -, from Sunbury-coal to Carr,
Giese * Co. -
schr. Addison, Child % mass,) Smith, from St Thorn
as, in ballast. All we'll
Schr Mohawk, Staples from Ponce, p. R.-all well)-
sugar to Stirling 4 Ahrens Brig Ayosetta (Br) Tuzo
and schr Masonic, -, both for New York, sailed 26th
ult.
Steamship John S. Shriver, Dennis, Phadephia-JA A.
Shriver
Brig Chattanooga, Norris, Bahia and market-Kirk-
land, Chase Co. VI
schr Henry Payson, Eldridge, Boston-W Rhoads &
Son.
Schr Republic Eldridge Boston-Morrell x Randall.
Schr A. S. Ees, Sheppard, Boston-E. Pratt & Bro
Schr. Alice Gibson Beasley, Plymouth, N C.-Master.
Schr Damsel, Berton, Philadephia-John W. Brown &
schr. Victory, Ludwig, Boston-Dobbin < warfeld.
Barge J. A. Shrver, Chance, Philadelpha-J A. Shri-
Barge wm Penn, Massey, Belleville, N. .J-Morrell (
| Randall.
Bark Gustav rem) Calm, Bremen, in tow of Hercu-
| les
| Bark Helen Maria Nckerson, Boston.
Brig Frances Jane, kirch st. Johns, P R., in tow of
! Ajax.
Brig Brothers, Fernandez, Norfolk.
Brig Marietta, Br.) Steed Demarara in tow of James
! Murray. -
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
| Ship Alexander, Knowing, Cardiff 26th ult
Bark WyandOtte, Burns MatanZas, lst inst.
Brig Santa Clara Ellingwood Boston, 18th inst
Schr. Elite, Leary, Havana, 1st inst.
| Scfr. J. l.. Redner, Endicott, New York 14th inst
Schr. Baltimore, SeigIt New York, 14th inst
Schr. r. II. Perkins, Roberts, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr. Swan, Dill, Stonington, 18th inst.
Schr. NJ G. Durfee, Hail. Fall River, 1lth inst
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer Caledonia eager, New York, 18th inst
Steamer Potomac. Powell. Charleston, 10Th inst
Brig Hannah Balch, Matthews st. john n. B. 9th in
stant.
Brig Umpire, Higgins, Boston, 18th inst
MEMORANDA
Shin Johann Schmidt Brandnrl, for Baltimore sailed
from Bremerhaven, 23d ut., and anchor OF the
( lighthouse, 2lth
Ship Euphrasia, Lanfair reported ashore Square
| Beach is owned by Kibbey & Co, of New York.
Bark Cen Stricken, Jones, from Bremen, arrived 81
| Cardiff, 26th ult
Bark Roebuck Chase from Rio Janeiro, arrived at New
| York, yesterday 49, .
Bark Linda Stewart, of Baltimore so4 tons, built il
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Departure of the Turkish Admiral for Tur-

BosToT, July 14-The Turkish Rear Admiral, Mahom-
med Pasha together with his suite, sailed in the Arabia
for Liverpool to day.
The Admiral is recalled home by special orders from the
Sultan.
After inspecting the Turkish sps-ofwar now in Liver
pool, the Admiral will proceed to London.
In London he will hold consultation with the Turkish
Minister and thence Constannope the earliest
moment
The difficulties of the Ottoman Porte with the hostile
Montenegrns and the need of his carrying on
the against them, said to be the principal reasons
which influenced the Sultan in recalling him.
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66 $50 10 los liz OIL GIL COZ

6bNb2 II, rs II3,YI4 4627
MoLASsEs, clayed 81 and unclayed rs, equal
IA and lGis gallon and 6s. sd. and IS. * a Cwt
o. b. There have been sales at and at outports
where some holders ask 3 q and rs. The exports
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LATEST. NEWS.
TELEGR A N S
RECEIv ATTHE. .oFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
Official Report Of the Defeat of c

Official Report Of the Defeat of Col. Steptoe.
WASHINGTON, July 15-The War Department has re
ceved official dispatches stating that Col Steptoe with
command of five commissioned officers and one hundred
and fifty two rank and file, attacked and defeated by
large body oflndians, the 17h May about SIS miles
north of Snake river LoSs-two commissioned officers
killed. ana eighteen non-commssioned officers and privaes
killed and wounded. The battle lasted from o'clock in
tie morning to short time before sunset The ammuni
ton being nearly exhausted and the musquceers being
nearly useless against the enemy, retreat and forced
march to the crossing of Snake became necessary
The killed and wounded are follows
Killcd-Breyet Captain o H. P. Taylor second Lieu
tenant W. Gaston first Sergeant W. C. Williams (dcd of
his wounds) e. \. Harmish and J. CroSsctt
Wounded severey-H Montreville J. Lynch, W. Mfcon,
II. Snisker, and O. A. Hammond
Wounded slightly-E r. Birch, farrier; Maurice Tur-
ley C. Hughes J. Kelly, J. MITCHELL J. Berger and j.
Klay.
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WEST POINT ACADEMY

The members Of the different classes at the West
Point Academy numbered according to the
merit Of their examination. The following order
has been assigned to the five in each class who ac-
quilted themselves best at the last examination:
FHa! or GrodUati0g Cyass.-WilIiam C. Paine,
Mass; Moses j. White, Miss; Joseph Dixon.
Tenn. VIM. II. Echols, Ala; John J. Saunders, at
large.
- SGcond tIass,-Wm. +. Merrill, at large; Samuel
II. Lockett, Ala: Charles Il. Collins, Penn; Or
Iando &. Wagner, Penn; Chauncey B. Reese, New
York.
Third Class.-Waltcr Mcfarland Y. Y: John
\. Tardy Jr:, ~ Y; Horace Porter, Penn; Nicho-
las Bowen, y. Y: Benjamin +. Sloan, Jr., s. c.
Fo,Hh iass.-lIcnry \. Dupont, at Iarge Henry
W. kingsbury, n. Y; Charles Z. Gross, Mass;
Llewyllin e. Ioxton, at large; 0rville Z. Babcock,
VT
rim Cjass.-Arthur H. Dutton, Conn: Francis
L. Farquhar, Penn; Patrick II. O'Rooke, y. Y;
Charles G. Parsons, Ohio; Richard NJ. Hill, at
large.