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PROPOSALS..
COLONIAL sEcRETAkYs OFFICE, NAY "a, 1871

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July rsesiy. lie sos:rusisa ana ssais
ne9 or ss aSas from
Payment viii be made 10 Prince Edward Island govern.
yearly. redssmat,s 10 81 years. :. .' ''s'e'' '
ipionaon oSsainsd a. the GovsrnmeD: Ins,aecrs odOs
csarst,esowu After 20 June NEXT . ,a, ., H., nr,,.s
form.
or any tcDicr T. H. HAvILAND, Colonia Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR Tna NEW sTAT1
OFFICE SUPERVISING AaomrHor.l
WASHINGTON May ~, lo71.
Jnns - a. X. S ne ioys
asrsrus Al ,Ss site Of "a. Dr""osei Oaug ali The dmcs.
granite reouiled exterior Of tbs new state
froDosal: must stats The pss per cubic foot Tor
tss Thf size O Ss :,Ons;
Snsd and delivered according 70 schedule Of nst s.'os
allowed for quarry dimensions worked facs Of che
kAch bid must be accompanied BY . sample block, u
inches cube q The an!s 4 10 proposed 70 turntsh wtioA
from dscoorins other foreign capabls 0e
IN Sna from
Of s ns SSa 1o sn 2, "s:rsd rnn oss
Tor first ciass building.
s STONE ny
They w the and maximum Of ssons
bids Sc received except from the les.ess
OF the es from which the stone proposed to DO tu
Al proposals must be made on the printed forms TO Be- OBJ
penal bond the sum atty Thousand dollars (S50ol
one naperes thousand dollar. S oo and valid .H1
Tor faithful psrtoim.nee q the contract; The lease
i: sSs,T.ss :.a ease
. q s Of the 1s A
The r,.ht 70 rsec. any al bids received reserved
s Ss
s%Se!isIas Srss,ses. Treasury Department ws.Ansos
CEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED By THz
Department. usiS ses sersse
os s1; s "a : s:'
erection 81 new scAooihou:s .he lots knows :: No -
- s
1ss 2: 1Ss II
from each snsossstl bidder and proposal win
s he ss 10 s
feIsd, deemed for the pubic interest g DO
JOHN DYRNES.
ATEpHEN THERRY.
Board Of Trustees, Seventeenth ward.
CEALED PROPOSALS
c .. =, s y The Trustees Of the snssesah yard
.n % Kim hS n &
26th o. June, 1884, and no'h o'clock a. on said day.
for the erection Of schouAouse tho souh Side of
p,y seventh street. between Third AMI Second avenues
pAns AMI sprc cations for said schooouse
the oce OF The sp~nendent Of Buildings Repairs No.
l<6 Grand II: Get tthrd noorl,
Proposals must state the estimate for each branch OF the
work separately, AMI be endorsed "Froposal for Maaou-
Paintoc"
Two re-ponste approved suretcs will be required
e. ssis srsss =" sssoo rs.ssss
ssc. Si o e. Su IS sy 81 '
THOMAS MOMANuA
JOHN BuRLlNSON.
PETER EWALp
TIMOTHY DAILY,
THOMAS PEARSON.
Board OF Trustcaa- Nineteenth ward
pATrp Jrss - 1871.
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NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n sail every ednesday and SATURDAY, and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling at L. ndon Jerry TO land mai pas engcr%
Passens.B booked and 70 and from El railway
stations In Great Brtaip lre'and Germany Norway Swe-
den or Denmark and Americ, safey, peedly comfort
ably and cheao'v ~ bv any otuer route or line.
coIUMsix June cAIKSoafA. Wea sus. q
us1RALiX.... Sat- suly AssYkiA We'd FED july
BRITANNIA. sat- July l5 DACIAN.....W Wed. July u
EURCPA.... Sat, July g IOwA..... ...wei., July 10
IEDIA...... Sat, july % ISMAILIA.. ed july
ard every Wednesday and saturday thereafter,
from pier y North river. New York. at Doon.
Rates Of passage, payable In currency.
To Liverpool. Glasgow Derry
First cabins, go Ard so. according to location.
CABIN excursion tickets good for twelve months securing
best accom- nodations, YlSU.
intermediate, sS3, steerage, $sS.
Certificates NJ lowest be bought by those
wishing TO send for ticir friends.
Drafts issued, payable presentation.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. No. Bowling Green.
THE HAMBURGAMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
i iron mail steamship
SlLESIA,
Captain n TraImann viii sail Tuesday, June q. 1871,
at3P. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York 70 Hamburg. Plymouth
and London.
First Cabin, f1e0 Second Cshn x72. god Steerage $780,
gold. ysble In Unite States gold.
The GERMANIA will sail July d 1871.
Aftcr July steamers viii touch at Plymouth and Cher
bourg
KGNHARDT CO., c. r. RICHARD BOAs,
81 Broad street, NJ T. No. Barclay street, N. 7.
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Il 8. WIINhfRGER, Iut1IONEER, STILLS ON FRI.
J. dty June a. 40 " Bo~ery Al ~ o'cloet large
Dot ~ dousehIt nrliufs t--Parsor feorsn. Dining
Room ma huchrn furniture biusse'. and iatran Car.
pss. s.st,f Ms,htnss, v a. yobe Bureaus ctcss
10, " tALc, G3o+s, . Ar tarac lay, SwA.0w
Ia. so AL ~. = asAa..a-so Oh Nass, Liquors. Cham
kA~-e-, 49,,
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AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ~ EAST TENTH
n street, block west OF Irosiwsy between nicersi
" place and Sixth avenneMsenlcen. large double Psror
SUIT, cost $685. for s75 CO., satin brocae SlD: two
walnut reps SUITS *bv Iano!orse, cost $751; Tor s215;
Bronzes Clocks Mirrors. Paintings Vases Curtains Car
PETS u rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Dung Room
Furniture Glass China, Silverware &c ut great sacrifice
for cash family leaving city, Parties wishing to purchase
will find this much better opportunity than attending bogus
riinux
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ToSEPH HEGEMAN CO-FRIDAy, JUNE g, AT 10
q An. At the sAesroom wioushey street. corner q
Dininr Room Mattresses Eed.lng, CrocNery Vel
Carpets rosewood Pianos ror SUITS &C
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JACOB BoGART. kUCrIONEER.
81 SATURDAY., june ~,
O'clock the auction No. North William str
Household valuable library, NIL Paper, Shades
Crars Wagons, Horses, &c.
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LII THE ELEGANT COSTLY HOUSEHOLD fURNI-
IA trrc contained in the private residence Is West Fif
tenth street. Filth avenue Tor SALE at sacrifice Mag
nrcent Drawing Room SUIT covered French satin trocae
I e35u, for SV; do, Sbo Panoore cost $780, tot
Ss7s mnrgueiere Cabinet, ksgeres, Psinnss Bronx g
Eirors Carpets and costly Works of At pro
perry iamy l-nvn: city. PARTIES wishin TO purchase wit
lind his much better opportunity than attending toau
suction sales.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

PAID OR Nor PAID.-A suit was
commenced in the Sixth District Court
on saturday last by L. {. Simpson
Company for $500, as the amount
due upon a life policy on his wife, now
deceased. The question is not, how
ever, as to the validity of the policy
or the right of the plaintiff to the
amount for which it called, but as to
whether it has been or has not been
paid by the Company. under the fol-
lowing state of facts: \ check for the
sum mentioned, payable by Il. 7.
Hastings x Co., was handed to plain
tiff on the morning of the day of the
failure of that firm. and 4 party went
with him tOthe bank. and he was iden-
tifed as the person i'll whose name the
check WAS drawn. He concluded
however net 10 draw the money just
then, as he had other business to
attend to. and when he returned for it
the bank had closed indetinitely-in
fact, had unQueNrionabIy failed. Plain
tit therefore brings this suit against
the insurance company % recover
from them the amuuut of the check.
The case Is 4 similar one to others
instituted at san Francisco for
amounts of checks drawn upon John
Sine 4 Co. The point as to just
where liability ceases in such cases is
one OF considerable interest, and its
solution will be ~anXioU>ly awaited,
and particularly by Mr.. Simpson,
Sacramento Record.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY o DE
CEMBER.-This monthly is at hand
with its usual variety of interesting
matter. 1t is the closing number OF
the seventh volume.
\ paper on .'Wine Making in Cali
fornia'' recites the early difficulties
encountered in the cultivation of the
grape, while ~ Day up the Canyon"
forcibly reminds one of the breezy
sketches for which this periodical is 50
noted. In "Motherhood' and "PIu-
ralitv OF Wives" we find the trHth
upon these subjects brought out in a
vivid and impressive manner. 1t has
its stories zone good 'Ca~iifornian") as
usual, under the titles OF al T~eSoro.'
The Lost Treasure Of M~onteZuma,"
and ''kiTwin." It's Etc" IS bright,
and its Book Reviews numerous, and,
where needed, incisive. The january
number will commence the eighth
volume. Four dollars per aunUm;
club subscriptions at reduced rates.
John II. Germany Il Co., publishers,
400 Washington street, san Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

The Salt Lake Herald very sharply
inquiries how the anti-polygamic act
OF Congress can be enforced after the
decision Of Judge Mexican in the HaW-
kins case. If Hawkins was guilty OF
adultery. how can he be guilty of poly
Eamy?! Or if they are rolvgsmistS,
how can they be punished for adultery
with their own wives? This dilemma
is a poser with logical minds, but the
courts of that Territory do not appear
TO be much troubled with either logic
or law in their rulings.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

y curious experiment was tried in
Russia with some murderers. They
were placed, without knowing it, in
four beds where four persons had died
Of the cholera. They did not take the
disease. The were then told that
they we're to sleepin beds where some
persons had died OF malignant cholera.
but the beds were, in fact, new and
had not been used at all. Neverthe
less, three of them died Of the disease
within four hours.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

HARRY NEIGGs.-The noted Harry
Meiggs has the contract for construct
ing 4 railroad liz Costa Rica. He pass
ed through Panama recently accom-
panied by the President Of the Repub-
lie, and received a grand reception.
TriumphaI arches were erected in the
streets, inscribed with "Welcome to
the heroes of progress" The Panama
Herald says The very name ofNeiggs
had in it a charm to their ears
Meig-s Is certainlya wonderful man
in many respects-fortunate every
where except in San Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

RESo--We clip the following from
the Journal of the 18th:
J. II. Stone. for a long time past EN-
plOyej as clerk and ticket agent at
This place. left here, for California, last
Thursday night, where he goes as a
clerk in the General Freight office of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
at Sacramento.
The Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company viii soon commence the
erection of a round house al this
place. No better point could have
been selected on the line of their road.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

THE SACRAMENTO RECoRB is to be
issued on the 18th December in an en-
tire new form. It will appear as a
double sheet at least once a week. Dur
ing the session complete Legislative re-
ports will published. The Weekly
will be correspondingly improved.
1t is intended to make the Record a
complete newspaper, full in all it's de
partments.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

Gen. RosseI, Terre, and Bourgeoise,
Communists, have been executed in
accordance with their sentence. The
Committee of Pardons rejected all the
numerous petitions on their behalf.
Gen. Luiier met with greater favor,
and also three women convicted of
firing buildings in Paris during the
attack on that city.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

party. We have quoted them, not
as authoritative. but as sensible,
practical ideas, which are entitled to
the thoughtful consideration of a
wider circle than those to which they
yer originally addressed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

The Bulletin has g theory that the
great floods Of California occur every
ten years, and cites history to prove
that this has been the case since 1872.
Hence lock out fer H7o-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

10 Montgomery St, are cur authorized Agents
IN san Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
THE FUTURE POLICY-0PINIONS
OF THE PRESS.

The Capital, an influential paper
published at Washington, says of
the movement to unite the opposi-
ton to Grant by making no Demo-
cratic nomination fer the Presidency
in 1872 gives considerable uneasi-
nes to Administration circles in
Washington" 1T is 4 fact" says
the Capital, that the Republican
party has resolved itself into a great
army of officeholders, with camp
followers in the shape of subsidized
press, so selfish, greedy, imbecile,
and corrupt, that were the outside
pressure, known as the Democratic
party, Withdrawn, the great mass of
honest voters would at once with
draw their support and let the mis-
cradle concern fall to pieces"
Reviewing the charges against the
present corrupt administration, the
Capital asserts
"Ihat these chafGeS are Wen SUS-
tanned ny facts all may see. Ihey
alarm the mere 'HouEhu9l ana pat
rIoIlc. our ""Ntft'"ieht Is III more
ctivii war. cur witnesses are from the
heart OF the iepu'1le"n o~r=2nIZ"Ilon
Fenton. Spencer: Citizens Evarts.
HoaIIy. Cox, Ma,thew~; such journal
i IoT Pn1 ,'9I', anI Dan Dana are saIectej on
a seconds Thought from those whose
na s9ri,t 3.7 o4nr,I me r,ada ' !. n "'tr' MN In
o5rp@sition t. such as these we have
only l4e ems hor,le OF oI'l a s
! intclIect As n~atri5ti~m. who. holding
The machinery lj Of the caue'S' are as
Wen may these creatures trembIe
at the thought Of th@ir machine BEING
can~try that the Hemo,racv had with
drawn from the field, this vast army,
W. "a" fir."ya n Ink Nit he e d"an- when
two feel alike on any grave question
,nF : Of "Il ~, n f,,.r%s.,,,I: I narrv feel
with the honest vo,er~ Of the Eepub-
l lII o[I"' aI nr. aaG i,'i I.aI, o tba ",'
APART"
The Capital is indi fersnt as to
candidates. but refers iavOraDly TO
.s+la+ L:rb +o,a1 t-a+oroD statesman
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
Cor. Carson and Sixth SITS.
CARSON CITY, NEW.
G

If you want GOD, FRESH GgoGERIE5,
cheap, call On DAVIS 4 ellison.
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Ground Feed.

DAVIS i gibson have "a htr.j and or sale.
at the LOVES possible rate, o Tons OF
ouE Feed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

SURPRISE PARTY.-The Hon. Jas. D.
Minor, Secretary of State was agreea-
bly, surprised, on Thursday evening
last, by the impromptu gathering of a
large partyof ladies and gentlemen, at
the Exchange Hotel, who took this
method Of t~estifying to Mr.. Minor the
high esteem and friendly regard in
wi:.ch lie is held by the citizens in
his Old home. Music was soon fur
nished. the floor cleared away, and all
who felt Sc inclined were invited to
join in the merry dance. At the close
OF the dance the cloth was laid and the
party partook OF q sumptueus repast7
10 which wine and Wit added those pc
cuiiar social charms by which man is
distinguished from the brute. As the
clock was on the stroke of Il, the
pleasant gathering broke up, each in
diviGgal carrying away the most
pleasing recoilections of the evenings
State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
TinyVare and Crockery.

If You want to purchase Tiow,re and Crockery
patr5nize DAFI> 4 vLLLcpN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

The Sacramento Record objects to
tEe proposition of certain Democrats
to take the appointment of the com
mittees Of the California Senate from
the President of that body, and CON
stituta the committee by an election.
It ought not consistently to object, for
if we are not mistaken, a few years
AFRO, a Republican Senate checkmated
Lieut.. Gov. Holden in the same way.
Chickens will come home to ro0st.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
1BaiiGg Rope.

just received BY DAVE . ellison 10000
lbs. Baling rope, winch Is --e.~! &
farmers at low rates.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
NO PAPER TO-MORKOW.

Cause; General Grants proclama-
ton to the contrary.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
Paints aDI Oils.

All kinds Of Paints and Ole N hand, and To-
sale cheap by DAVIS Il ellison.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

In his lecture in Boston Theodore
Tilton said a nation without divorce
was a nation without virtue. France,
he remarked, had no ground for di-
vorce, and she was the most l~icentious
country in the universe. Prussia had
twelve grounds for divorce, and she
was the most virtuous nation liz Eu-
rope. South Carolina had no divorce,
and she rots. Massachusetts had
seven grounds for divorce, and she
was the queen Of the realm.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
Agricultural implements.
Agricultural Implements

Farmers viii please remember that DAVIS
gibson keep a large stock Cf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30

IN hand, in season, which will lie sold at a small
prodt.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
Hardware. WOO1enWare.
Powder and Fuse.

If You want to purchase Hardware, Wooden
ware, Powder and Fuse, call -
DAVIS & GlLLSON.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-30
Clothing. Eoots and Shoes.

If yon want a stylish suit Of Clothes, or a neat
fitting and serviceab,e PAR Of Boots or shoes, sc
to DAVIS i GILLS0N'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
THE Londoa Gazette of June %, after reciting

Tile LoDdoa Gazette of June q, after reeltlng
Articles XII-XYII Of the Treaty, and satng thet inc
rnfcaons Of the Treaty were exchanged al Lonuo On
,- nj, and that Commissioners on the part of Her
,itv and Of the United States Of America will shortly
~ named and will meet at Washington for the purpose
f rarryug out the aboverccited stpulauons OF s9Ch
Treaty. contains notification from the BRUSH foitlgh
nMSr b8t all persons, subjects Of Her Majesty, VINO
may have claims OF the nature described IN the Sfl9
Articles 10 prefer upon the Government or the UnHd
sttes mist in conformity with the provisions OF the
d Treaty transmit 10 such person as may DeappOhteu
o. receive tie same on behalf OF Her Majesty Govern
mont within six months from the day OF the nIst meet
n of The Commissioners the particulars Of their claims
together with the requisite evidence or information IN
snto thereof, the purpose of being submitted to
~ Commissioners" Ii Is also declared that notices
win hereafter be given Of the appointment OF the person
4, receive the sad claims behalf of Her Majesty 5
Government and Of the day Of the lrst meeting OF the
L ..----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
SERIOUS EXPLOSION OF BENziNL'

u,Ho Jobn Dugan, one of the employees III
NJ and dyciug establishment of Mrs Mary r.
tno on the first floor and basement OF NO ,o Vim
as cleaning some clothing ON SATURDAY nis"t WV,
,ne il cnited, burned him severely anu go
,o binding. The flames were soon eA.nS' X.e tbc
taOSs 80 cunning over the ruins in the basement
hren'.n ing benzlnc which was kept in an extension
o@ sidewalk exploded with loud report I'm.
under IIS T. and Sullivan severely buineG aoou.
giueers lhO i S"ck Firemen John A. Ripple Joseph
The face anG Oliver Hawkins OF Engine Company No;
Creadie,. si Clare. and James $ Fisher Of Hook ana
y, "a company No. q James j. Hurley oi ioSa 1 ~
isddST Precinct and Michael Daly, OF the
1Senfy-sccond Precinct, we're al seriously nre
suou, d and tbey We sent to II. Luke's Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEW York. Saturday, July 10, 1871.
The market during the past week has been
without excitement and with the exception OF the sale
Of Messrs Johnson IL Miller at Flushing no important
sales attempted. This sale would have been a sue
cess had not heavy storm rendered IL impossible to pro
coed. The auctonecrs that they VIII re-
sumo the sale Wednesday next and N the weather Is
fine. large attendance will be upon the grounds We
have already spoken Of this property favorable terms
IL within easy distance Of York and the rate Of
communication II very low. The land Is unusually deslr-
bic, being situated near the center of the ioW ana u
surrounded on three sides by Grt class residences on
the rear the property h. finely wooded. and lots can he
purchased finely shaded and ready for Immaculate I'M
prOvcment.
Messrs. :. Dingce & Co announce that as
other division OF the Aturas property graded hcy VIII
offer IL at auction. The firm Offering q large
number Of lots az private sale and request the attention
OF their friends TO the merits OF the scheme. -
The sales of the we-known firm of f. H. Ludlow y
Co. for the first six months of the present year amount
10 the sum OF S5i,2c2 THIS has been during season
Of unusual dulnoss and shows that the legitimate bn-i-
IN the real estate market has been more active than
the business at the auction rooms would indicate.
All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will find ii to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages hut in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief as will
allow the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the editions Of THETRBUSE Daily
semweekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devoes especial
attention TO reports Of sales of real estate both in city
thus adding greatly TO the value of its col
advertising medium. The charges for adyer
Using follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ~ per line SEM.
WEEKLY Tribune IS cents per line About ten words OF
wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

r Mr. MARY Boln child, II T Coos aud LADY, A. e. IpnS
III J vile l. D. Alden, L. 5. Thompson. b. Oats - " NJ
s AZ Chs Cormack Jas. Bte T. ibancs and VIE h
AMea babe nurse II r Grant IT, VIE chaIeh an' ~
O. Wcsf clil and Ms. G. W. Roger - BalA WI
..S. and mrs. o. Stave c. W. Brown, H. A. Breed " W. run
SnI n penes L. schamm, r. A. Burt T. D. Burt jos htIb ~
Roion T. OByrr jas Foley, jas Thomas - ts Jenh.s ~
Skd~or, ReIpsr w snow r. Trowbndge, l. hSnAh De- "
FPoW iIVFRPOOi-In steamship Abysna ynly l6--Mrranl
M Ale, Crown children J. T. Francoean w 81 la9iet
~ / MUS Rear Admiral Thomas Turner, Mr.. 1tschonachti
Rcbsrl Dayds Mrs A. SheWinu Miss Thomas ana MsS'
Ware Geo Bliss Trave John htn nehi{ y p.;sI PIE
~ Tcs R.er Nj and Samuel Beer Edward SWli Iael
Forl Dr. Foster and wife Bowron' Lane !" r ~
" Crter Augustus Lewis John Burns, Mr. and ME- john
Cs.o : L. I0rson H. Bronson Nh Bacon NJ ~,
A. al M. N A Mowst Miss :. g. Whitfield MI ana hlr''
~ e NC Cpt Bennett wife and infant Fred Morgan janus
Sci IN T. Malone. Mrs. Mason.