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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31
A Students Joke.

TNBENEXER SWEAT, Of Brunswick,
IL is provision dealer. He has been
" meat man" in Brunswick for the last
half century, and probably furnished
Bowdoin students tougher meat and hard
er swearing than they ever experienced
in after life Ebenezer is considerable Of
a wag, but story is told in Brunswick
which shows that at least ON one occasion
he was outwitted
A student called into his market one
morning, and seeing large tub full Of
eggs on the floor, eyed it very wisely for
some moments and thus accosted Sweat :
II will wager twenty-five cents that |
can jump into that tub and not break an
egg"
"You can't do it, replied Sweat.
"I'll stake twenty-five cents ! can,
responded the student.
! Well, here's 25," continued Sweat,
put up your money"
| The money was accordingly solemnly
put into the hands of Il third party, and
the student prepared for the difficult en-,
counter In moment he made leal
and the next moment he fell crash into
the tub of eggs and rested his feet Oh
the bottom, breaking nearly all the egg
in the tub
"Therc," exclaimed Sweat, in fur.
Of delight, you've lost | knew yol
couldn't do it, not thinking in his dc
light of winning, of anything but that.
Well" replied the student as h,
coolly turned and went out of the market
" there's your 20 cents"
1t was long time before Ebeneze
recovered from the effect Of that joke
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31
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This beautiful sewing machine is one of the most
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31
TO LAND owNERs!

After the 18th day OF August of this year, QSIOl
suits viii be liable TO be brought in the Court OF
Dauphin County for money due on lands In Perry
County. unpatented
10 For Information reatiVet 10 the fatehtng OF
lands, call on or address
S. II. GALBRAlTH,
AttOrney-atLaW County surveyor
Bloomfield, MsrchS, lSIO- II.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31
Stop Chewing Tobacco

GAVE YOUR MONEY and restore your health,
y by using DR. Byrn's AntidOte for Tobacco
This Is not q substitute but cure for Smoking,
Chewing, and Snuftaking. Few persons are
aware Of the terrible effects of the nOXlOus weed
an the human system. Dyspepsia. HEADACHE,
Disease of the Liver SallOw Complexion, COslye-
ness of the Bowels, Loss Of Memory and other
diseases are the Affections brought ON by Us use.
The Antldote is purely vegetable and harmless
II acts as tonic on the system, pulifes the blood,
and enables apersOn to digest the heartiest FOOD.
Samples sent free for 50 cents--S3 per dozen.
Address NJ. D. Yamell, S6 CannonSt n. y. l4iI3n
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

BSe e-The patrons of husbandry in Mis-
souri, have side degree into which they
initiate horse.thieyes After the ceremo-
ny, nothing can be seen of the candidate
aud the ground is all nicely sodded over.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

Be9r Harvard College was named after
John Harvard, who in 1876, left the col
legc 9779, aud library of 800 volumes
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31
The Two MOtherless Girls.

NNWO little friends had the sad fortune
Il to lose each her mother. One lived
in spacious mansion, with no younger
brothers or sisters to claim her care. The
other lived in humber home, with three
young brothers to care for
How thankful you ought to be, Nelly,
that you are not situated like poor Mat
tie. When you come home from school
you have nothing to do but seek your own
pleasure. You have no care but feeding
your cats and old Polly, and then you can
90 and come as you please. You have
rich father, who is willing to buy all you
wish. You have no little brothers or sis
ters to take care of like poor Matte no
one to stay at home for when you wish to
90 out"
Such was the consolation a kind friend
gave poor Nellie when trying to reconcile
her to her lonely lot. And to the world
generally Nellies lot would seem far the
most enviable. But itw really the best
Was it blessing that she had no little
brothers or sisters cIinging to her, calling
for the hourly exercise OF patience, self
denial, and, above all, of love The lorma-
ton Of right character is far more impor-
tant than care and pleasure, The lord
had chosen wisely for those two little
friends. Matte was naturally quite sell
fish, and disposed to seek her own comfort
in all things. Without these constant
claims upon her, which could not be set
aside, she would have grown up into a
most unlovely character Nellie was u
loving, gentle girl, always anxious to
make others happy. and she could better
resist the evil influence Of life Of luxury.
But it was Il way baset with thousand
times more dangers than the lowly path
Of her friend
Satin finds some mischief still
For idle hands to do
He tempts those who live ut ease to many
sins that the busy workers escape. o, it
requires great grace to reach heaven from
a princely mansion Not many great
not many noble are called. " How hard
y shall they that have riches enter into
the Kingdom Of heaven" Then do not
let Us coyet these dangerous possessions
but strive to live to God in the sphere
in which he has placed us, If he secs fit
TO give US riches, let us use them all in
laying up treasure in heaven by good
works and alms-dceds" Not only is this
privilege, but duty he lays upon every
one who will follow him, --Presbyterido.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-31

RsD~ Sorrows gather round great souls
as storms do around mountains, but, like
them, they break the storm aud purity
the air of the plain beneath him
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13
Nh ben Mrifliden Siiuglipg.

Sbrurer Sin9lin9! SeBen mir ms
IN rtnlamer Stunbc bin ur,p f9alien pir
alt Smei Grei9niiie bic iiG fat iterall
l!llleren Slifen paritellen: i1 meine rie
SilOs unp cas- &reu; raS Cine 1T
ole natdrlibe 6sl9e Der Aneern; tie
lteDsl Suinmmsn ME llrlade unp 4irS
flung.
6tr riG son 0ptt getpennte g&elt 1T
etels &b0tiaGe cine lDptbeit, Gin Slrser'
NIP nttt 10 fir ben, pom Sidte @pttcS
erlru@tetcn Neutrality-suspicious., fir ZEN
Gbriitrn, Der Gbriit iiebt in rer Sinse
cine Geelenfranfbeit bic ben ewi0en
Spb no6 ii6 Siebt in rem &reu;e jcs
rod erblift CT bic grsnei, psl6e bic
ldrefltNm IrlNen c;rS iuce wiecer oufs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13
@e!Ges 1T aas SerGaltaib 3uiiesn
Nltern IaS &iuaern in elmer ur=
. Gritlidlcn Tamilie

: I'm ben @eseniast better piirrism AT
fSnnen, nil i6 suerft ras @srba.tni6
i6ilpern, raS IN elmer dritliGen @be
spiiben Gltern unp 8inpern ptmaltet.
Gbriitli6e gltern tetradten ibre Sinber
ais ein tbeueres spn Soft ibnen anSers
trautes Gut. Sic iino ll6 bewu6t ibrcr
i6weren, lhrsfliben Serantpprtuna sor
@ctt we9en ibrer beilisen Glternpfidten.
Gle er;ieben ibre Sinner baber fir @ptt.
Tic ersieben eieielten 10, pab iie @rtt CIR
fennen, i'm lieben, ibm rienen UNI einit
81 ibn in Zen Simmel fpmmen. sic
pfan;en penielben RE tiefite Sp6odtuno
ppr 0ptt ieinem @iucn, ieinrr GeIioipit
unb ieiner Stride Gin. Sic untntrifcn
i'm SsrSen ibrer Sinner pas SSIe i'm Scim
nnc wefen uip pfe9m jepe quite glnlaoe
in eemielbrn. Sic leBrelL mabnen, mar
ilell, brpben belObnrn unp belrafsn nit
BciSbeit, nit Sieke unp Grnlt. sic boz
ben Gin waGIanee Slug auf pieIelben, fc
beipabyen re SCR i9ledter 8amerapldaft,
@eleaiGnft unp Serfabruns. sic pulr
Zen ni@t i'm 9srin9ien, pae unl6ambaIt
auS9elaIep unp bpsbaft it, INN nit
Geuer nnp SGwsrt Ifreitcn ie eil wrnn
fas Safer iih nnbt unS wirfIi6e @erfabrz
ING rrpht. sic 0rbsn ibrcn Ginorm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13
CUR Sii6ofsirase 1T ~2uremburs.

9uremburs, nas rurf ieinen Grafen
Sissfrier sesen ras Sabr 996 in eas
pplitiidc @ertanp Der Na9barsldnrer
eintrat, ras rem Staate RedtSseletrte,
rem t6eere @%enerdle Gem peuti6en 8eiGs
mebrerc &aiier, Der Stride Selebrte prds
laten uno pem Simmcl Seilise sat, enty
bebrtc bis spr fur;em nod elmer 9cresels
ten Sir6enprpuuns, entbebrte eineS Sis
ldpfes. Sn ben langen Sabrbunperten,
fat elmer b~eitinpisen pplitiibeu llnabs
bansisfeit li6 crfreuenb, mubte eS ieiu
fir6liGeS 2eben naG Nueen iuGen.
3u ytarplepn |. 3eiten wuree e5 mad
MeB arsspieien /; friiber ftanc cs untel
Srieg uib in uniern Sa9en mueten iif
bic Glerifer mad Namir lpenpen TN,
SbepIc9ie 81 l~tubiren unp bic 81. @eiber
III cmpfanSen. Die Stride ielbit wurps
pur@ einsn appitrl. Sitarre9iert.
Crit sesen slnfan9 Der YierSi9er SABRE
lanpte Der bawalS re9ierence papit Gre
9pr Xl. in Der perlpn peS bp6ipdrri9iten
Serrn y. 81. laurent einen apoitpliiden
9ifar nit biI6BFi9er @ewalt. Nit
Iutb utp Gnti6iepsnbeit grin Der Se6s
pirSi9e zen Damon Der gaubeit an, CAB
ms Gin priefterIeminar une bau9te BENT
ielben Ieinen entidispenen, fir6li6en@eif
Gin. Gpn pa an sins Gin nea RelebenDer
@eiit iiber 9ane llnp Splf aus cas OF
minar ieIblt flprirt beute nod unp lebt
i'm 0siite leineS eblen Stifters fort. Den
Stifter lelblt wubte bic 9p8e 81 entfertten
in persona, ieinen @eilt jepr6 bat CT Der
Stride bert binter!aiiel, I'm ben Sampf
fir RE eebre Ger Stride 8e9cn rie SH9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-12-13

bcben, ncutraliNren Tam. Elm @ri; c
bate tie SIure sefreSeIt rnr tcr McnIds
belt zen Cor sebradt ant Spt;e ress
BALI muete ric @pttteit ,rierer seriSbnt,
lem Mcniten miersr rae 9etcn setradt
ircrren.
S%iebcnhunrert SABRE srr rem s!ufs
riGtcn res &reu;banmes auf @rlsatba,
lab rer gSttltde Seber, Der Trrphet Stat
as zen GrlSier am !opl;e bangor, ca ct
allsrief: User SIaubt unierm @prte, ras
Imam kGt? 0eitalt uue S1Sue Fat CT
vnidt, watrlid CT trast unire 8rantteis
utcr nnc ldcet allf iid unierr Sdmer;eit a;
uer 1T rcrirunrct I'M unierer Wihetkaten
umilen; unitres 6rierenS ,rescn liest
bic 3idtisuns auf ibm uub rurd, ieine
u@uncen iinc mir sekeitt iprrren. @ir
nslIe Sinsen in Der SIRE ME SGafe;
,ein SeSIi6er mid ab mad ieincm @esc,
vatcr infer guer WiGstbaten bat Der bcry
~auf ibn SeIeSt. Sap. So"
Ia iieb'it auh,p Siiusliu9, Iu pas
SreuS ras refine uue NJ eine Siinren
trI9t Iu lIekit zen @rttmenlter, mic
CT leirenr, ruleenr, b~lutcnp, iterbcne iein
Spferleten i'm Spiertpcs enret, Die sisr
strme res Srcu;cS iIno ME Strablen rer
crlSienrm Spnne, melte bic Sineen al
ler 3eiten ur,o allsr Weuihcn ric an Gin
Centrum ;ieben INT ne bort, i'm BRENT
purtte ccr sSttliden Sitbe su Sernidten.
Srcunc, renflt aud III ;uipeilen an ricie
0enuStbuuns Ter 9Sttliden @ered,tiss
felt? Nur 81 BALI seraiet Ter Siinalina
III ieinem Seidtiinne, mas ibm bic front
ne Mutter, wG9renr ieirsn &%inrcrjabren
iibcr rie Siinrc uni ras 8reus eelebrt
tat. IN ieinem !Saifen mad Sanc unp
III ieiuem &eben mad Ger @eltmanier 1T
linn idnea bic Hcbre spm &reu; abbans
zen Setcmmcn. =. Singing /. erbebc
reinc slugen UNI blide binauf. Sben
auf reiner Stride, auf rent Ibume pranst
ras Sreu; 9ebc bincin ms 0rttesbaus
unp Ilfe pa cinen antern @alsaria, ben
glltar sc;iert nit benz J. panicr, benz
areu;e; injeber tatbrlii6en camille fin
reit Iu cas- &rcu; eS 1T aura Elm II IL
entbekrlides Sausseratke. Sriiber
ldb mat, eS AUDI al reircm Hrienfranse /;
heute aud nph?!
Siebe Singing. AUDI bier il, Mmes
rita bat cas- 8reu; ieiue srpee WilIipn III
crfiqen ; aud bier prerist es bic untes
rinste N%ptbwenpisfsit Der Suse mad Der
Sinrc; AUDI bier prenist es. cas bic
Sinren Imerifa'S BET Der &reu;isuns
Gbriitt susesen rparen unp S%enferSricnite
SerIaben beim Mprps eines @pttmeniben !
@drit ru . 5reuns, sielleiGt nidt babel
Sage mir, no blieb renn bein Stpl;,
reine l~lnrcini9feit, reir,e seitise Srdsteit,
reine @rttsersenenbeit = rufen mir
oft in einiamer Stunee, Ietn SIut
{ 0 NJ me iiber unS unp iber unz
IRE Sineen sur H%einisuns unc sur
&edtfertisuns!
Sunpe unp Greu;. Seice Ypu
intaltsitperer Screutuns, belize ;uiams
mensekSris. TaS &reu; LIFT bid .
Sinslins einen Slid in bic Siefc Der
Sdnpe tbun !; pie Siefe Der Sinre ldet
hid i6auen BEN SGmer; unp ben S6auz
CT reS 8reu;es. >, bic pbilplppbie rss
&reu;es tat weni9 ~giebbaber III unisrer
pberaabliden 3eit. Inter benz S6atten
reS &reu;es wereen uniere miieen @lir>
rsr einitenS ausruben cater LAP Dir Spl,
Nicmanten cen Srrft res Sreu;es raul
fen.
aud ein Smuggling UNI neiu Sreuuo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12

supplies, and holders are asking "a y Dbl
for kiln-dried from store, with jobbing
business doing at that price.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chlckens sell on
the levee at $S0S so u dozen for grown
and 50 5004 for young, and turkeys at
$A00 v dozen. Eggs are very dull at
50l2c y, dozen.
EscULENTs-Potatoes are selling at $3 30,
onions at 81 5003, and apples at 1908 "
Dbl.
RICE-The stock on hand is confined to a
few small lots of Louisiana and India.
The former is jobbing slowly at GA 09lRc
v fb for prime; 8lac for ordinary, and
7Isc for common; and the latter at IN a
FAC y fb.
SALT-The demand is good and the sup
ply moderate. Dealers sell Liverpool
course at -0$1 45, and fine at -0$l IS y
sack. When large lots are taken at ware
house by boats a deduction is made for
drayage. Table salt in pockets 2a4c, 31sc,
&c and Sc.
TOBAcCo-The depand has been light
during the past three days, and sales are
confined to 13l hhds, viz: 2 fine at 9a4c, so
and 3 good to fine at 9lRc, S at 93se, 2 at Sc,
4 at &c, 6 at 71ec; ii, g., /, and ID on private
terms. Prices are frmer.
FREIGHTs-Foreign freights have ad-
vanced, and Liverpool room is now I'D.
No room for Havre or Bremen; Amsterdam
still 20. Tobacco SIS cd to Liverpool; $40
to Havre. New York steam rate still s4d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July ll.-Southern fioul
lower. Spirits Of turpentine firm at 49c
Rosin S303 121R.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Flour quiet; superfne
fall "a 40 "A so. Wheat steady and un
changed. Corn active and firm for mixed
and white, other grades dull mixed on
track 5Ol4 05l. Barley quiet. 7O075c.
Rye lower, 6506Sc. Pork quiet, mess
SIS 5O015 rs. Dry sailed clear rib sides
loose at SC. Bacon firm, = 5c and 909lRc.
Hams sugar cured) higher, lSc for choice.
Hogs firm at SO 1894. Cattle unchanged,
SO 7505 80.
CINCINNATI, July I.-Cotton dull and a
a shade lower; middlings 20l9c. Flour
firm; demand fair; family So 5006 rs.
Wheat: demand good; full prices: newS1 %
al 25; old 81 IS. Corn dull and dropping
at sec. Rye firm, new 80 "a Csc. Oats firm;
mixed 50 55c. Barley unchanged. Butter
steady; choice lS020c; lower grades nom
inal Provisions dull; little demand. Pork
held at SIS 25; sales at SIS So Bulk meats
held at 6lsc, 7asc, and Sc; rough sides 7lec;
no demand; rates nominal. Bacon held at
&c and Size; sides shade lower. Lard:
demand light; holders firm; 1012c asked; no
sales. Hams 15c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July l1.-Consols 93la. Bonds
e2as.
PARIS, July Il.-Rentes 55f 90c.
LIVERPOOL, July IL, Evening-Cotton
closed quiet; middling uplands 9ls 09Ad;
Orleans 93s 0919d. Sales $4,000 bales; for
export and speculation 5000 bales. Yarns
and fabrics steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
TUESDAY EVENING. July III. 1871.

oFFICB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING July III. 1871.
Nothing has transpired to indicate any
marked change in the money market
There is more than abundant supply OF
capital available for the wants OF AL Dor
rowers. and with light demand for accom-
modations we quote the market easy at pre-
vious prices, say per cent per annum for
AL notes secured by unquestionable collat-
erals: SOLO without collaterals l20 Is for
good and for good do and short AL business
paper. second grade business paper, and 10
a 70 and Is for AL long do. Mortgage paper
ia done at 90-per cent per annum for AL.
and 10 a 12 for second class.
We notice that the New Orleans and
semi dividend of four dollars a
share, payable on and after July 90.
Gold opened at 1J2H a 1l3 against 112ls
at New York; and closed at 1928 I12w
against 1921. The sales included $1,000
at 1924; $1,000 and $500 at 1925; $1,000,
$4,000, 5000 and $4,000 at 1921; $4,000
and $1,000 at 113, and $1,000 at 1874.
In silver $500 in American half-dollars
were sold at l09h. We quote lOSh 109ls
for these, and 3ls 04 y cent premium in
gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was unsettled by the
drop in gold aud bills at New York, and
Juo ndAhCb SaNo WoJ W cuO OAocO
cent. The movement was small; only Els
900 sterling being reported, of which f2oO0
clear at 1871. and fl500 and f50O0 clear
and $4,000 bill of lading at 1914.
In francs, $4,000 AL commercial brought
4.62k. We quote sterling l23A q 1884 for
good to AL bill of lading and clear. and
124t a. for bank
Domestic exchange was quiet and steady.
The banks supplied the remittance demand
for New York sight at y v cent premium,
and there were sales of $4,000. $4,000 and
$40, 900 commercial sight on New York at
3-l6 premium, and SIS, 900 and So, 900 com
mercial and $4,000 and $4,000 private
bankers at V.
The movement in New York gold checks
is confined almost exclusively to tri1ing
sums sold by the banks for remittance at
par.
Operations in stocks included 25 shares of
Crescent City Slaughterhouse at $27 IS, and
10 Ammonia Car Company at $73 so; do
at $74; 20 and 25 do at $74 So We heard
also of a sale of 200 Louisiana Levee Com
pany at SO 25.
One thousand dollars St. Charles Hotel
bond was reported at sc and
SIC, 900 State levee skies at 701s. The new
city 10 y cents are bought by some dealers
at 90 and sold at 92ls.
The only sale of warrants reported is
$1,000 State at g62. We quote these at $50
Sc for largo and 1908 for medium and
small. Metropolitan Police warrants are
entirely nominal
Nothing is doing in city treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12
IoorrrNUEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

Arrived: Steamship William g. Hewes, at
3 p. NJ, Bourne master. from Indianola,
via Galveston, to c. A. Whitney d. Co. No
departures. 49,,
VIcKsBURG, July ll.-Down: w. S. Pike,
at6P.M. Up: K. j. Lockwood, at 4 A. M.
Weather warm and clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS. July 1l.-Weather rainy. Mer.
criry 93o. River declining. Down: City of
Vicksburg, Shannon. Richmond, Oceanus.
LOUISVILLE, July l1.-There is scant
eighteen inches in the Indiana chute and
forty-four inches in the canal. Weather
pleasant after the shower this afternoon;
cloudy; signs of rain tonight No business.
Arrived; Peytona and barges from New Or
leans. The Eddyville leaves for Cairo to-
morrow.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE river is five
feet eight inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy.
ST. LOUIS. July 1l.-Arived: Florence:
from the Tennessee river; Atlantic and
barges, and C. B. Church, from New Or
leans, and Grand Tower. from Memphis.
Departed: City of Cairo, Vicksburg and
John Kyle for New Orleans. River falling
Weather cloudy and cooler.
PIrTsBURG, July H.-Weather rainy
Monongahela nineteen inches and STA
rOnarV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-12
Cadets ASSIGNED,

WASHINGTON, July 6-The following are
the assignments of cadets, who have just
graduated, to different regiments: In
fantry-Frank III. Edwards, first regiment;
James H. Ayres, third; Henry E. Robinson
fourth; Thomas NJ. Woodruff, fifth; Thomas
G.. Townsend, sixth; Charles A. Woodruff,
seventh; Wallace Noel and George +.
Chase eighth; Francis w. Mansfield,
eleventh; James Torrance, thirteenth; l..
II. Walker, fifteenth; George Z. Baker, six
teenth; Daniel H. Brush, seventeenth;
William b. Wheeler. eighteenth; Alexander
McGuard. nineteenth; Charles H. Rebbell
twentieth; William r. Hoag, twenty-frst;
McA. Webster, twenty-second; Richard H.
Toellon, twenty third; Fayette w. Rae
twenty-fourth; Indus A. Pardu, twenty
fifth. Cavalry-Thomas 7. Knox, first regi-
ment; n Allison, second; Edgar Stillvee,
Andrew Russell, Walter Wyatt and Fred
erick Schwataka, third; James WATSON,
John A. Mckinney, U. Grant and Fred
erick Grant, fourth; Richard Stewart and
George p. Davis, fifth; Anderson Vinton
A. Goddard, Charles C. Morrison and
Henry ID. King, sixth; Andrew HI. Haul
seventh; p. Hickey, eighth; Thomas j.
Murphy and S. Ward, ninth.