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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16
TLiiAs TO AGESTs.

at the rate Of TEN CENTS EACH.
For Club of Thirty, and $500.
Th~ rer.on '-r'fns it cza hs~.. l,.,r choir, ..
ths following Srtiels.,sH hor corha7.. ion: p yes
cotton cloth, Harris Cloth PAntS Pattern Sp ond
spoon Holder, Pair LaiieE' extrs Gun, C,'St
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Fapcy Dresf Pat teJn EJ.GsEt six Bcadrd .s,rs
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Ring, (s ca rris anej Ladies toI,1 Ti,2 ,i2i-
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VOTE is97, CIttaE@ Cics. oa> i ken J'dics' Liz-
! Gen;a Linen UEp4koIchIefs.
For Club of Sixty, ana 5000
ni.e Of the f,,ls~:ng Erticlst: 40 yari- sA.,t,a-
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Plstol, Fancy CSssroe-o D oss Fs,:srr. Tbib-t
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picture Turkey Morocco e!,t ISsoS Lif,155. -
S@stcr 2Hili At,Scct prr-s - ,s-a, Eu-rsTra!
Gents Calf B2o.s sp!cna:4 H,inor:I -Eirs &.tc
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t2ir ui A!h3m9ra Quilts, Thirty YAr,ls Print a a.,
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Watch, Spl ada JIbio VIZ. -!.lsy.at sis.' -
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supposilE that our bGsincrs cana qp1rr ~. 49,
HGHlhsI L'ILeriss, Gin EHterpFiI.s, SC althsnoa
y - las teeA over AID oEer declared lNH!u' - Ils
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sens precautions arS taken to secure its ssf..1
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
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est' Best q Cheapest stock OF q md Rakes
In this county for sale, whuIeEaIe and re-
tail, at
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-09-16

NEW YORK STYLE RESTAU-
In RANT,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
TIE CITY.

No quorum of the Board of Councilmen yes
terday
The police from seven of the city precincts
drilled, yesterday, In Tompkinssquare.
Counterfeit tens on the Saratoga National
Bank Of Waterford, n. Y, are in circulation.
The Burnside Guards of Norwich, Conn.,
are become the guests Of tho Eighth Regiment to-day
The Americas Club will take possession of
their summer quarters at Greenwich, Conn., on TIE ls
prox.
Mr.. Alfred w. Craven, late engineer of the
Aqueduct Department VIII sail for Europe ON the
nth inst.
The Third Brigade, First Division, n G.. S.
n " BrgaderGen D. NJ VaIlan, wll arm TINS evening
IN TOmphns square
The Hotel Union, q paper published in the
interest of hotels boardinghouse ana their guests is the
latest venture In the newspaper line.
John Fisk, one of the thieves who robbed
Monroe Co. Was OF $4,000 In gold has been caught
in Chicago, and ls now on his way TO this city
The beam center-pin of the steamer Old
Colony broken during the trip from Boston Friday
night Another steamer was put on last evening.
Mrs Margaret Frank fell from q wagon at
the Hudson River Railroad Depot last evening aud was
badly injured about the head. She was taken home.
An unknown man died suddenly last evening
ut tho Hudson River Railroad Depot Tho body was
moved to the Morgue, where an inquest VIII be held
today.
A company of practical iron manufacturers
OF this city are about 10 furnaces for manufacturing
pig metal, at Rddesburgh, Penn Broad Top" orc is
To be used.
Two DuICHtIb arc 10 HhNt u slulRllcIlnR ana
dressing match to-day at the slaughter foot
OF Five head OF cattle win DO
allowed for each man.
The steamship Leo, which arrived here from
Savannah Ga Saturday last brought the first lot OF
wheat shipped from that port this II was
raised In the vicinity OF Augusta
A series of horse races, for the benefit of
lieut. Braine the last Rebel prisoner under confinement
IN The Kings County JAIL gwen at the Meaine Course,
IN New Orleans, on the 4th inst.
. Lawrence SimOnds, a young man employed
in the Hudson River Railroad machine shop at Thrtlcth.
st. fe and cut his head In serious manner yesterday
He was taken 10 Mount SINAI Hospital
The Fire Commissioners have issued an order
setting forth the forms OF review" and Inspection
ana general and detailed instructions" which shall be
the future guidance Of tic Department
Mr.. A. j. Bleeckei for several years the
United States f1teRl Royonue Assessor Oi tho Eighth
Collection District, has been removed, and Mr. Thomas
Asten appointed 10 dll the vacancy thus created.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
THE WIDENING OF BROADWAY.

Another hearing was had yesterday, before
the Committee OF the Board of Councilmen on Street
Openings relative to widening Broadway from Union
square TO Fifty-nintbst John NJ Dodd said he owned
uroperty on the OF the proposed widening and in hs
ninon II broadway widened, IL would certainly lie
an Inury 20 the street He would give $1,000 TO nave
broadway narrow provided there no railroad track
i'm tbe street Mr. Scheiien said he owned 90 lots On
broadway Nnetiethst He claimed that II Broad
way were widened from the Battery 10 Unionsquarc, a
aso Nassau ST. from Printing HOusesquare To Wallst
woud he a decided Improvement In both streets. severn
other gentlemen spoke at great length some IN favor si
and others against the widening, but the views advanced
were chiefly mere repetition OF the Same opinions wlcl
were advanced at the two previous meetings. Mr An
derson claimed that the Common Council had no power
10 authorize the widening Of Broadway or any other
street according 10 decision OF the Supreme Court re
Gently rendered After some further arguments mac
advanced pro and con, the Committee Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
.HARRY Hills PICNIC.

Harry Hill held his annual picnic at Elm
Park Staten Island yesterday. 1t attended by the
usual classes which have been in the habit Of visiting
gatherings Of this kind, including many that cOnsd-
cred dsreputabe viz pclpOckets confidence men, and
thieves Of every description but the quiet even pleasant
tone Of the whole affair throughout such 10 show
that nearly all went for pleasure, ana for no other pur
Indeed far the conduct Of the party
very interesting wlthal The hrst bOatIoad Of
pieasureseekels left by the Staten Island
Ferry Tor the place of their destination at IL O'Clock
M ana Dy IN the AFTERNOON upward OF $500 people oc
cupied the beautiful grounds Of Elm Park The utmost
harmony was preserved throughout the entire day. and
lhis was mainly owing to the eXertlons OF Mr. Hill HIM
self who had determined TO make the affair day pure
upon the excursion with the expectation OF raising
rumpus Of any kind speedily abasned by the gen.
eral air Of tranquility which had been inaugurated
through tile energy OF the protector.
Quite number Of the pugilistic fraternity were
present but sparng did not constitute portion OF the
entertainment Barney Aaron and Dick Iolliwood were
the shining representatives, Of Fistiana. VIM. Davis
Walter Weigh, and Homer Lane were the prominent
Jumpers The day was passed in all sorts Of muscular
sports, but the principal ones were in running and jump
Ing. Mr.. Davis was the fortunate In all
encounters Of the former class, and the gentle
men above mentioned were alternately the victOrs in
The elastic leap good deal Of money was won and lost
on these lastm ntiOned feats Mr. Hill offered TO bet
even; that he could produce man on the ground who
could OuUump any man on the ground either at stand
Ing or running leap; but his offer not accepted.
one OF the most entertaining features of the picnic
the Punch and Judy show taken from the establishment
OF the proprietor, HOustOns IL pleased the major.
tty Of tho visitors. Dick Hill, youth the Of "IIar-
Iy danced and sung with his usual success course
the great number of visitors was prOpuOus 10 te hotel
Keepers and the Ike. Harry HIPS picnic may be con
sdered as thorough success. The weather was good,
the cOnyOcaton was good the receipts good Every
thing passed of in the most harmonious Toward
the close as the last boat sailing hOmeward certain
BY endeayorng TO get up free fight. Nc turned out TO
be tonbrokeI whom Mr.. H had saved from perse-
cauon with much dificuyl months before but he
speedily quelched and nothing more was heard of him
after the arrival at the city dock
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
THE TURF.
THE JEROME PARK RACES.

THE JEROME PARK RACES
ihe racing held by the American Jockey
CiuD al jerome Park viii commence to-day at o'clock
weather permitting The programme for the DAYS SNORT
ssuhclen. 70 satisfy the most fastidous, and a good
nSyS spor. may safely be anticipated There will be
seVerA trains run over the Harlem line for the aocommo
daton Of yistor and the course also, may be easily
Ing with tho fOrdham cars. The first race tbe uS
ham Stakes, will probably have 10 ''s siarterl rol1
Urbana, Raquette,G Enchantress. Gen YnTnt'
CARA ClaFita, Maid OF Honor, and Harry Root Sri,
will be closely contested race but will pToboIv ho @ s
by Clement The second event Is the Bemont ~
which Messrs Mcconnell and HARNESS Morris aasoJ .yr
and Bacon will probably start This race viii be % h
H9eCOnneD and Harness's entry The third event is e
n9PeI1l stakes, for twOyear oda for Which largo field
vii come TO the post and the prize will be earned
~ - Nf CottfeiPs entry. The last event is premium ~
9ts al ages There aresOnly two starters, General
tall 20 McMahoD . my " N'' ~n'S VIII
ATTENDANCE at the subscription rooms last night
h eey goo bat the pOolselliIg was not at all brisk
t appearing dissatisfied with the arrange
eh 9i tne system good deal of outside betting was
nt. o.onewaii jackson and Clement are sD the
IISsvoIites Ior the kOrdham Handicap Mcconnell and
"s very spng fsYorItes t0g ths Belmont stakes,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
INSPECTION or THE FIRST BRIGADE.

The regular Spring Inspection OF the FIRST
Brigade took place yesterday at Tompkns
Square, and attended with gratifying The
weather almost the most important element Of triumph ia
military displays Of this character All that could bc
desired and had the effect OF drawing together large
The troops with mingled interest and admiration The fair
sex was wei represented and, the brighter coors OF
OF the uniforms created very pleasing sight The heat
was oppressive after the long reign Of cold
esi past spring nl AT little after pm. the 1lst
IeglDcht, formed In Great JOneSst., under the
Command Of Col Rockefeller and marched thence 10
"a % Iast Square, where It was met by the
1 lNn regiments, respectively commanded by COs.
in(ccourey and Ward. Gen W g. Ward WHO commands
above which Is composed OF Itle three Tepents
stan TIn TInsohed was on the ground With brilliant
scene as The troops entered the fine inc OsuIe
'-"SH sne VARIOUS entrances was very striking the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
TIE RECENT FIRE IN MUmAY-sr

The following is the report of Fire Marshal
Bracket the recent IRE at No. IS Muuayst aud No
a Parkplace:
properly ths 20 t carly a uro-t,
and ordinary tai eHauning the premises at
al No had tseu kndei art of ihs
within ten days pteous 60 c burning With e single exception ~
on The ground A1or That ile ,os ro' have originated from hb ls
evident from lot' lgnrl m thst inmisis Vicinity.
The Gre evidently originated J0u ihc premises c H. H. % Co lHlo
occupied ground 1o0r m scc end appears % have
le,g the hottest p ts BeghOoo oi s seholes opensgs q
IN tie o tie store q afford slt r air. log Ae most gWga
ermrsou premises fails % tli foftcy As o. the etact
There 90 hayo been 90 nilctmout She
o the cfpying mc prs TO create a e'nt
lfe The evidence showing the aggt. oi Insurance " De- rlb
while ALLEGED mach lts testimony of Michael klrn
connected m The house q H. b. bfe Co slqr. hst hftg. SAY
log the tle eYtIng preceding IS tlc Us Etsi g ur
tie uous a Mry, end % tL a ~ pafft through tie bulldog
ard or south passing de se hDe o. hs around which
containing l'hikeehef' nthoa spf other ~
goods the passage between ih counter W e tfpc one sg't
TIE wall being bot three feet d possible sta gns pom is or
may have lodged these tsh rs ant gradually shi1s 'ehgh
caused the e5ulsgron Il poltr % l6i t Klein lighted sui
smoking he premises The practice ehh 20 generally prevails 10
onr mefcaue community of smoking m their taCe business j. one
deporsd This rprehele paute has ud edJ been
the the which uukuoHu ard ofln
lon additional against uulh De- promoted ne unttr
discriminate aglssi those Who 0eaiesueh ha upon
TIER premises
The timely discovery oihe by the police a DE prompt And %
the Fe Department particularly kne Company No ~
Ladder Company E undo iiy iue means OF
preventing ouhaght1u A ui which u esfec
ky submitted CHAS BHAcEErr. Metfopoh.,a fe Marshal
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

being backed against the field The Hopeful sshes i,es
seemed the most doubtful event. there en-
difference between CottTels, Morriss anu re soio
tries, who all backed for some inon0'' ~
ing are the latest quotations;
FOKDHAA HANDShf, ~ Tfopor
to ag. Stonewa Jackson. 70 ~ ~ CARA Clarta
49, ss. s. NNsnh 10 10 agt Magnet W
so agt MeMahon iS Ia / art Booth
Sto ! Agt haqHete 20 10 agt Frank Aliens FLY,
8tol agt UTbana .-.xKs
to agt Mcconnell Harness 'O "b" '
Ito 2 agt Morris ..vr, s,.KRs
o-..u IB 10 sgt Cameron.
$40 sgt Sol1rsh 10 agt any OF the Others
10 agt McDanes -, r,,oDNr Dr-r1 nm
v,suJoN COURsE, l.. 1.-THE THORN-BUFLER-
FILLS TROT A FAILURE.
Yesterday afternoon great DISAPPOINTMENT
vas messed by the few who assembled at the fasOh
omr i'm not seeing the above trio fast trOtters come
togeter s the time specified for the sport 10 peSn ~
known that only Lady Thorn was IN readiness 70
trot for fhe nurse although Ellis said To be ~ read
49, ~ be had been wanted Butler however, dld not
oFe his appearance According 20 the provisions OF the
race three were TO start to make race TWO other rOs
came Off which proved TO be tame affairs neither OF them
hejnc worthy of an extended description AmXed ls inc
N~-1e
Fashion Course L. Monday June Snatch for $500 nile heats
best 3in s.
d. Maee's b. Willie Shepper..: ''''''
Time-2;50 2:48, 2:5O}, 2:5oi.
SANE DAY-Match for 81, 900. best in 5, mile beats
Mr. Lovells h Lady Lowell. in hamess.....''.'Z NJ
"'' D'' Time-2:57g, ass, $50
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. STAR.

The liveliest shortest, and sharpest game
played this neghborhood this season. came on yester
day. between the Atlantic and Star clubs of Brookyn'
at Cammeyers Union Park, Wiamsburgh. The game
occupied but II hours and while resulting In handsome
figures comparatively, for the Atlantic, nevertheless re-
fleets great credit the Stars The latter nave always
the Of sharp lightning felders ana III TINS
instance they above ordinary play For outfelders
they we'll off, Brown alone being nearly suhceht
to attend 10 the whole field. In ln-neldlhg they
are equal TO the best and if not always fully they
are ever comparatively The Atlancs Were as ever, de,
berae, exhibiting haste, but playing by rule ana
method The handsome play Of Ferguson was, more
than ordinarily sharp and sku, his throwing to hrst
base especially Mcdonald, whose demeanOr is always
deserving OF praise having nothing 20 do at Held bore
the hOnOrs of the game at the bat smith exhibited
for which he is renowned. and Chapman
took things unconcernedly Mills aud Lelcin
played together ike clockwork and Crane did his work
In bis usual modest and effective manner. Pratt while
good usual is apparently weak spot and, in the
judgment Of many far below Pearce The ful score io
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
ROWING.

The Atlantic Boat Club had their annual
openingdav yesterday when they started from their
eleganty-ftted Clubhouse, at the foot Of Fourh-st,
HobOken. and proceeded up the far as Pleasant
Valley, where dinner awaited them The boats out yes
tcrday were follows: One four and cightOarcd
gig from the Waverley Club fouroaTed barge and
two sx-oarcd gigs manned by the Atantic's members.
They started at p.m and arrived their destination
Just do full justice 20 the good things set before
them, and very social reunion took place The officers
OF the club for the present, follows President,
Matthew Arnold Viee-President Edward Russell; Cor.
responding Secretary, Daniel Wright; Recording
tary, Ernest Smith; Treasurer, Charles Tagg.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

Ist %. 3D. 4ih. 5th 9th 7tl. sh 9th. Totals
Atisntic........ 2 i-I5
Umpire-Mr Swandell Of the Mutual Club
Scorers-Messrs. Morek aud Sterling.
Time of Game--l hour and IS minutes.
out on Fouls-Star, ,; Atlantic 5
Double plays by Pratt and Start
To-day the Eckfords and Mohawks play on the Union
Grounds. Tomorrow the Muuals and Orientals OF
GreenpOnt on the same grounds
On Thursday the Sock and BusSln against Quill ana
Scissors The mines this occasion VIII embrace the
regular base bah and sporting reporters Of the Brook
lYn and NewYOrk press IL will be played on the Union
Grounds.
on Friday the Eckfords meet the Orientals Of New
York, and Saturday the Mutuals and the stars both
have games the Union Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

lighter hue Of the uniforms OF the I'D regiment showing on
the dark blue ieckes Of their eomraaes III afns 70
advantage Tho regiment in point OF numbers was
far ahead OF its companions One great Os to the gene
raj effect was the absence OF the bands the 18th regiment
sane having ae The various evoutons performed by the
froops under the inspection OF Gen ward, comPrlsea
hattaion drill and field movements The aspect OF the
sen yos soldiery and much credit he TO Do accorded
tben for che precision with which the msneuyers were
accomplished. II was past hve ere Tie hsfocuon
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
HOME NEWS.
THE MRATnEI

THE WEATHER.
SEv.YoRE, Hour T1st Bar WHd Hour Thsr Oar Whd
Y 7eo 1923 s W. 6Jo ga e
71o B21 g. 90 312o s. g.
Misunderstanding rain ard overcast 70 llh After
noonCoudy little cloudy from n cloudy ani overcast 10 h.
act Fveninr-Oyercas from 20 ~ AOromlclIAe total
40 ar eese which visible India August iJ begins shortly
snr nse AZ An here begins
hide hight tho afternoon the obscaon takes place DO Auan
Thea Borue0 Australia the eclipse ends sunset Tie viii
when totally hidden moon for minutes and o. seconds
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
IAnnouncemeatAI

The New-YOrk tax levy is signed-"let joy
be unondned Fentop unaeeouHtab delay has at
length signed important b nd has become law and
thousands exceedingly reoee Those who week shak
Ing IN aud knew where to lay their headsnto
may eheey call KSoX the ArrER, No 2l Broadway and
Ct themselves from maehIess hats go their
oeug.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

TURKISH BATus-No. 13 Laght-st., New
York Hours. Gens m. aud to Sundays from y
10 Il a. ln Ladies, 10 To u A. m.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

MOSQUITO NETS AND PATENT CAN0PIES,
at KELrrs CURTAIN SToRE, No AL Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. .
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamship owa B) Hedewiek Glasgow May 22 mde and pass
Ste.msbp Acushne Kelly. New Bedford m,se. and pass
Steamship Osprey, Kenny Providence.
mig Edward Everett Cook Maagnes, T. r., 10 dV- Len
bg b. C. shaw for NeSiork das EWrgt ior Baltimore days
Expert Philadelphia days. ehr Lizzie T. Hickman Tor TURKS
Island days - -
SCHOONkRs-MYBk AND colsrwrh =
( ~ C,ly Oayeston d. Mllsw Harp, Alexandra.
Ella II Barnes, Alexandra. saii thahpon, virginia
Eugeue Newpon Belle Seaman, New-llayen.
Sunbeam New Haven. Nat Shaeis. Portland.
l.. Hatch, Hartford Nigiiahi. eM'iaFeh
Fuukun Pierce Neu.Htyeu.. Bmtos, Hartford
Monmouh Protlence. r. Wootien. New Haven.
Charles iiuse Providence. Tenn est Portland
MARY nroekway Bridgeport flotai bIeohhafen
Emiy New. Havrn Sueeess. NeNhurgh.
Jacob RAYMOND. Ponghkeopse ntianger Port johnson.
Penue. Roniout Mm Jones Philadelphia.
Rntan EBiabethpcrt Mediord kilaheihport
sarah JAne RlInhehport MRfgt Kennedy, BhIabethpOTt
N. H. HeaTn klEabeIhpOTL Lazy EmMa, EilApeAp0rL =
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

GTRAW HATS.-Staw Hats for everybody.
~ Gents Ladies. Misses and Boys Bfolisay sig'ss sa A
wholesale prices at SAM McPHERsOSS Caaa (So 81 ,5t Wa
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09

HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, SILVER.
H PLATED WARE, CUTLERY. &c
Hotels Restaurants Bakers and Confeetausr sagp sia ftels
articles JAMES Y. WATKINS SON
30. Do Calallaa
New-York tribune., 1868-06-09
GRANT AND CoLFAx FLAGS,

III ''''' KE1rr's CURTAIN STORE, No az Broadway.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
nlisttll
NOM DE PLUMES.

For the benefit ofsome Of our liter
airy readers, we publish the following
list of writer's who make use Of as.
sumed signatures:
Gail Hamilton-Miss Abigil E.
Dodge.
Florence Percy-M Mrs Elisebeth
Akers.
Timothy Titcomb-Dr. j. G. Hol-
land.
Orpheus Kerr-Robert Fl. Newell.
Mrs. Partington-P. b. Shillaber
Artemus Ward-Charles + Browne.
Doesticks, P. B.-Mortimer X.
Thompson.
X. N. Pepper-James N. Morris.
Nacc Slopor, Esq.-C. q. LELAND.
Josh Billings-Henry w. Shaw.
b. Dadd-S. II. Williams.
The Disbanded Volunteer-Joseph
Barbour.
Daisy Howard-Myra Daisy Me
Grim.
Cousin May Carleton--Miss NJ. A.
Eager.
Jeems Pipes, of Pipersville-ste-
phen Masset.
Ned Buntline-E, q. c. Judson.
Edmund Kirke-J. r. Gilmore.
Country Parson-A. X. II. Bond
Mary Cleyers-Mrs. G. NJ. Kirk
land.
Currer Bcll-Charlotte Bronte.
Village Observation-Disclosures NJ
Dickinson.
Owen Meredite-Bulwcr, Jr. sor
of Lytton Bulwer.
Barry Cornwall-William Proctor
Author of John Halifax, Gentle
man Miss Dinah Muloch (now Mrs
Clark)
Ike Marvcl-Donald G. Mitchell.
Jenny Juue-Mrs. Jenny Croly.
Fanny Fern-Wife of james Par
ton and sister Of n. p. Willis.
Petroleum V. Nasby-D. r. Locke
Howard Glyndon-Miss Laura c
Reddon.
Mark Twain-H. G. Clemmens.
Miss Louisa Muhlbach-Mrs Clara
Mundt.
John Phoenix-Captain Derby.
The Fat Contributor-A. M. Girls
void.
Yuba Dam--Johnson.
John Paul-C. II. Webb.
Miles 0'Rielly-Charles G. Hal
pine.
McArone-George Arnold.
The Lounger-George William
Curtis.
Porte Crayon-D. II. Strother.
Frederick Ingham-Rev. L. +
Hale.
Cousin Alice-Mrs Alice B, Haven