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, 1872-10-26

Young Callahan, the switchman, injured on
Thursday in Dayton. died last evening.
young man, named Frank Iomalson, 81
killed in aaw-nil at Kokomo yesterday morn
ing, by the bursting of pulley.
Tho suspension is announced Of R.W. Nathan,
a5Wal street stock broker, for whose account va
rious contracts were closed out on Tue BLOCK
E1cbenge, yesterday.
nenutv United States Marshal Luther Gil
| more of Terre Haute, arrested q man naneo a13
Tay1or yesterday for running an illicit dlstlAery
| in Clay County, Indiana.
| The managers OF the Philadelphia House OF
Correction yesterday inspected the workings Of
| the Detroit House of Correction. They were
shown about by Superintendent Brock"ay ana
/ Major Mot1att
| VIM. Kircher q we'll known sa1oon-keeper and
former proprietor OF the Madison Ho1el' a. ma1,
| ison, Wis, accidentally shot hlmsen through
the abdomen at half-past o'clock yesterday, H.
| 1icting mortal wound.
The entire family Of Isaac Rawls, OF Robert
son County, Tenn, we're poisoned 1e" Gays
| ago. Mrs. Rawls and daughter are dead. Mr'
Rawls, another daughter, and q son are danger
ous1y i'll. It is not known how the pols1on1ng
! occurred, whether accidental or Intentional
Park Chamberlain, Of Dayton, O., tried to
commit rape on young lady named Amnna ,,qfraa
quented part OF the city, but was prevented py
her screams. Chamberlain was arrested, anu
bound over for trial.
| An aged German, named Ranpf, living Oh
} John street, Dayton, while experimenting YES
terday with some torpedoes which ne broueht
from Germany with him, had his left hand torn
off, There was great fear OF -lock-laW, but 1t Ii
, reported tonight that he is doing well
A colored man, calling himself William Il.
Ford, having several aliases, attempted, on
Thursday, to get hmself registered at the Fourth
> | Ward. It being learned that he was registered
under other names in other wards, he was ar
rested, and will be prosecuted in the United
States District Court.
. The certificate OF incorporation Of the Indian
| apolis Elevator Company was filed on Thursday
evening, in the Office Of the Secretary Of State o1
Indiana. The object Of the formation Of sald
8 Company are to build, oWn and operate GRIM 81.
J eyators and tracks connected Herewith. Capital
I. 900.
g At the railroad inquest yesterday morning, a
Portsmouth, N. f., BENZ. Walton, OF seabrook
, testified that the brakeman Dow stated to
n group of men Immediately after the acclden
% that he must have left the switch wrong for TN
express train. It is expected that several othef
u who had heard Dow's statement in the hrst e1
II citement will support Walton's testimony.
The Irieh citizens Of Indianapolis we're great
" inccnsed, yesterday, over the discovery OF III
!" fact that the grave Of Michael Morrison an 1 G
gentleman. who was buried IN the Ca5non ~
.F Cemetery the day previous, WIS V1o1ateo 1n
ID same night. The deceased was well k1o#a, III
E, large number Of friends among the Hlsh an
N others.
, 1872-10-26

BOSTON, Oct. 25-rhe National Unitarian Con
ference to-dny elected Ebenzer lockwood Hoar
President, and a long list Of Vice Presidents,
among whom are Daniel L. shorey, Of Gh1cago,
and Geo. Partridge, Of St. Louis. John K. Hey
wood. Of Louisville, was elected one Of the
counsel. The following resolutions we're
adopted:
Rssozrcd That no obstacles be permitted to retnaln
which shall deprive any child Of the grandest means
Of being moulded into American life.
Resope That we resist to the uttermost any attempt
to use one cent Of the public funds for any denomlna
tional or Bectarian purpose.
Rssoved, That, while yielding to no body OF re:
ngous worshppers in our for the Bole ane
our grateful acceptance Of tho truth it contains mt
would not Insist upon it as essential or useful par
of our public school system.
, 1872-10-26

Chesapeake Bay to Lake Erie, and thence over
the Middle States and Now England. threaten
ing weather, continued, rain, northeasterlyg aIg
winds. brisk to high on the Atlantic Coast, nqt
winds with it ! Clearing weather BY Saturday noon.
In the South Atlantic States and Southern Vir-
Gulf, partially cloudy and clearing weather yith
but little if any rain. In the Northwest and On
weather, w falling T baroTaeter and winds 7eering to
southerl(y On Saturday. On the lower lakes,
northeasterly winds, cloudy weather, and j. rain. ar
The Upper Ohio River will prohablyllse BY sat1r-
day night. Warning signals continue @ at nor
folk Baltimore Cape May New Sorh, Fem past7aoa hoa
Maine.
, 1872-10-26

MADRID, Oct. 25.-The Senate has adopted an
address in reply to the speech from the Throne,
previoualy been adopted by the Cortes. The
resoiution providing for the abolition Of capital
punishment for political offences has been re-
jected By vote Of % against s..
Meetings in opposition to the army eonscraP-
ton system continue to be held in the Prov
iQceH.
, 1872-10-26

New YORK, Oct. 25:-The Il .: n fI+e esp[sss | Eyay
train from Philadelphia, to-day, 1nn 1as mo way
The engine NJ ne and baggage cars Of the express
the ti. tack as md number Of the passengers re-
ceived c bruises none serious. Al the cars ~ IN
the way train were more Or d tess ua1aa Tha acci.
Sent Sent deIayed m the trains on the road several
hours. hour Tie PhiIadelphia train was 10 minutes
hehind lime when the accident occurred.
, 1872-10-26
GERMANY,

BERLIN, Oct 25.-Odo Russell, the British
Ambassador, and the American Minister Ban
croft, interchanged felicitations last night On
the settlement Of the San Juan question.
BERLIN, Oct. 25--George Bancroft, the Amer
rratulations OF 8 large number Of his own coun-
trymen on the decision of the Emperor in the
San Juan case.
Baron Tauchnitz, the publisher, has been ap-
, 1872-10-26
CANADA.

TORONTO. Oct. 25.-The Hon. III. Mowatt has
formed q new Ontario Cabinet, consisting Of ?.
Mowatt, Premier and Attorney General Adam
Croops, Treasurer; E. E. Pardee, Secretary OF
State; A. McKeller, Minister Of Public works,
and Il. II. Scott, Commissioner OF Crown Aanos'
, 1872-10-26
ctATHAM Isl ANDS.

MELBOURNE, Y1croa1A, Oct: q, via LONDON
25.LTrouble has occurred with the natives q
the Chatham Islands, in the south feclne
Termination,
, 1872-10-26
EIENEI.
Adjourned until Tuesday evening.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.-A large meeting Of Ger
mans was held to night: at which the temperance
question and Sunday laws we're generally Dis
cussed. Resolutions we're passed pledging
not not stand BY the general civil
liberty and freedom, or to any candidate for the
Legislature who will not pledge himself to op-
pose Temperance and SUNDAY laws.
It adopted d resolution declaring in
favor Of salaries for all public
nfficers and the cntiro abolishment Of fees. A
Committee Of twenty-four was appointed to call
m the candidates aud ascertain their views on
these questions. All but two Of the Committed
are saloon-keepera-
, 1872-10-26
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Times says: "The de-
cision On the San Juan question Is unsatisfactory
nnc1esr aud indecisive, but we accept it," tire
nndiates the charge that England intrigued at
Berlin to stultify the judgment.
, 1872-10-26

war Dcpartu,e:1t weather Frosnos"
tiCSs
wAn DEPARTMENT, OFFICE & OF III. TEE .1,s 1--WE .Sn
s1esA1 OFT1cER, DIVISION OF TEhEonAAs Sn1.sacn ASo
REpoRrs FoR TIE BENEFIT Of !,:.!1 Co.nESon, Erono
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.- ProoaplAsleS *A'4'
, 1872-10-26
Auction Sale
Of VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT

In Partition Proceedings.
In pursuance Of the order aud decree Of TIE SnocE1s
Court Of Cook County entered in the suit ot Janes -
o. sse rs. beIet1efteE uen9nsd Ts' m tn taa
Gourt for such purpose vii. sell at public AUCTION to the
highest bidder the premises herein sa6aeo eta5e
iBa iii that real situate in the City q Cn1cago
County Of Cook, and State of Illinois, sad e.
fha north ninety feet Of tho east quarter o os IN
Black e. the original town Of Cheaso and :aS e.
ono H. and running thence south on Ina VIII M tIaax
nst ninety $50 feet theacs "Sss ;Mc tea19 @ fea thence
cast on line with Laka.st the plass OF g TO-
Fcther with the perpetual right 70 ue use o1 tno o1es
Zen iI0} feet vide IN tho 1oar Of said land y,
Tbs terms sale Will be H. caSn o 1e aas
thereafter With at cent 2ayssls ~ r.
nually and secured by trust deed or mortgage oa o'
Of title cnn o at tho Law co OF ssoDes
d Whiton' LS3 Laoane- Joseph F. BoNFIELD, !
PLINY 3. SMITH,
JOHN l. BENNETT.
Special Commissioners
, 1872-10-26

a+fhe;r sa1esroom, No. 157 Dearborn-st., On
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 80, at P. m.
An elegant lot fronting south, On oougias-
4 convenient house and lot, No 267 Full
ton-st. r7,u+. +,-et-a+ bat
nreIe1 boulevard and Cottage Grove-ay.
4 large and desirable, lot ct Woodla"n'
near the Station and South gaTk; nr ouopE
sITBDIVISION, in q beautiful grove.
Particulars at the above Office.
ELLISON i FOSTER, Auct1oneers.
, 1872-10-26
LAKE w ATEERs,
From the City Waite Works,

The streets are all graded, and
sidewalks laid; city grded schools;
nine trains daily; communication
tickets, 8 3-4 cents; 'unnlng time
from Central Depot, 30 minutes;
from Canal-st., IA minttes.
The improvements which have
been made, and are r progress,
make this the most dairable resi-
denoe property in or contiguous to
Chicago.
Title perfect. Printea abstracts
furnished each purchase.
TERMS OF SALE---l3 cash, ball
ance l, 2, and years; also, one por-
ton 1-3 cash, balance land 3 years
at per cent interest.
Parties purchasing WILDE assisted
in building.
A special train Of Cars will sttrt rom Cen-
tral Depot, foot Of Lake-st., atL o'clock, an
stop only at State and Cana1-ss., and Blu
IsIaud-av., and return at p. II, Tor conVe-
nieuce OF all PERSONS who would Like TO al
tend the sale or take ride to Iswnda1e. Eli
are invited.
For plats, Or further information, apply 90
Millard e. Decker, Room 5, Republic Lie In
surance Buildings, or
ELLISON & FOSTER Auctionesrs-
s5 Il 81 Ma;ket-st:
, 1872-10-26
DIED..


oTEARY-M1s. sarah o'IesE the late At = Mis- sssah
MeNaty, aftet snott an sunday ffum her late
residence 4e9 West and VII lease the
Of lie Hoiy Family ut 10 o'clock, b. carriages to calvary
Cemetery. ...s.. ~ ho~
McalENEAIY-On Oct. q, at the 5es1deneo o, mst
fathur 60 Schoost-, Teanie, agea 10 sea1', Sosos'
KfMBAIr-fn this ctr, Oct. g. Of nsura1sia OF tho
heart, Benjamin ". Ktmoa!t; aKe1 ~ todsy At
o'clock p. M: .-, ,,e,.a rony
Advertisements Received Too Late Tor chass1"
ncation.
nNING-ROoM, RESTAURANT, AND sAtgxis shaLsai1
IL fixtures, paying business, ode!ed ht 1e1@~"@
Cheap rent. FINLEY, 81 South Despaines-st-
no RENT-A GOOD COTTAGE Or oE4 ROOMS. Rooms IN III
Robeyst., second house north q rr-tR
$40 per month Inquire Of MR. LlDEh, houses ooA
Of 1t.
mHE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF BoAkp2lNtHis, oA,kEs2 lstis
house. No. North Green st., for sale, nisa h Mat
prompt-paying bo1rders. Reason for salins otne1
ness and poor health.
CTT0 ALTON WaNTED-W AWH0LEsALE HOUSE
- by young Who can write Eooo 9Auu "nS "assr
he can ADVANCE as he shows his ability. GOOD 1eteF"
euces. Address A II, Tribune Office.
, 1872-10-26

THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY
met last evening in the Builders Exchange,
about twenty-five gentlemen being present
Senator Woodard presided the Rev. Mr Kit
tredge invoked the Divine blessing,. and Mr. III
Meyers, the Secretary, read the minutes OF the
last meeting, which were approved.
After long discussion it was decided to make
no ticket Of candidates, selected from the two
tickets now in the field, to be voted for by per-
sons in favor Of enforcing the liquor laws.
The address presented to the people, poonsn-
! ed elsewhere, was adopted.
A Committee Of two from each Division OF the
city was appointed to select Committees OF three
from each ward to look after the interests OF the
| ticket.
| Adjourned until Tuesday evening.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06
ASSESSMENTS.


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VIZ a sa the sAcn
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in s u snS y n:
MAriyH&Ea MAriSf EaiF foabaFR sbba Rrtsffnss, sfs,p :.
SATURDAY lA94 zprEssoossy Se sy1ss aSS EVENING. 7
Last Appearances Of Mr.. p s. CHANFRxU. D
a.sSSS SaESi sSB sSS sa
easY Ta Y'esSs i Sh h'sS a RI .ns n s1nss
sn sS sSsSI4 S sfs RaEs sF as e. w ss
70 .s. s' :" $ %Ss :ss
hsT Mic S Y . X. 4sy and exceptional
n sss all csns ss hs s nrnSs 2"
Scsn attended II by results decided and
h SaNs s. s. h Y pSsSos the
Mr. Max srakosch deems himself extremely fort9Tas
nsSs sssssfs
y % asrlss s ~ if s y london Ss
fas ever Seci, Inc object. VI.
Mr. s'rak0'ea ahrE hrs 'ssiFss TsEsss s';s ssnnrso /
che o. s
unusually NM MISS nss'VI ANNIE LOUISE GARY, 8
the avore AmfsSsS sNon sr%s Ds psrpn sUEsS STsnta0
Primo Baritone Soss Il s Ea sgxukE hsse' In Italy,
ssT1S aSsb sSf 'Ssfs Ra Under the
Of MR.. S. BEHKENS. a
Ts ss Of ckct+ and seats viii be connenccd a. @
DON 'sf PKfbaS SssHsfEs Il SSS6x
OLYMPIC THEATRE. HAYES 4 COLvILIE
~ lND1SPUTABLE SUCCESS -
OF the n
RED POCkETBOOK
RED rUCkETBDOK
unanimously pronounced by Inc press and the pubic the
MoST SENSATIONAL DRAMA
ever presented OF any steEc. vi,ie ,,rr, n
ACT l.--SHIP IN MfDOCEAN ON F1RE-ExPL0St0H
Ct SErrHRb NJ r9MRs Tla wAyEs II fGIn syHw
THE AUDIENCE, showing the entire depth apdd
ACT HrIiE q COAST 1F ArRrcArHE sHIpwREcKE
L0yERs-THE CARAVAN or REAL oAMELs ANQ
ACT sDANTERooM IN COUNTRY CHATEAU sReslfG
tic,-TIIE DEAD ALIvE-IOvERS SEpARATED. n
ACT 4-TiIE MARRIAGE FETE--GRAND SALOON bril-
liantiy illuminated, BACKED BY GARDENS, ny
moonlight Qiist time this effect has been pro-
dsctd)-The Wedding Jcwcb-Opens the Lock of th9
Plot and the Proof " Innocence is the Al
RED POCKETBUOK. w
EVERY EVENING, "Wednesday AND SATURDAY.
MATINEE until further notice. seats may be sccuaed Nx
days in advance. ~
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

A uptown CORNER TEA AND GROCERY STORE,
"A. the best location on the avenue Apply at the East
Side, ass East Houston street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

yNHITES ATHEN.EUM-5S5 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
w NblOs Garden. CHARLES WHITE, Manager. 4S
Two New Original Sketches by j. C. SfEWskT ShAR, ~
LEY WHITE III two Mirtlul Acts. MCKEE RoD1EkS
IN .aon Act Nineteen ir-f class Minsres 10
q grand Vocal and instrumental Dcnorrati,i. The
Great Burlcscuc the MisSsspp MAtflT and
BARTHOLOMEW, Monday next, 9ti. Tie Great RI
CARDo Monday next, 9th inst Matinee every Wednea
day only at 2 80. ~
NvFw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6is BROAD:
IN way, between Houston and eckcrs
should visit this wonderful It's fUii OF
every thing people should and understand Iecturet
daily on "rlc Philosophy OF Marriage" Those parties
unable to attend the important lectures eau have them
forwarded, most lrec receipt OF 20 cents by
SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Oh
Broadway, New tprW
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

WE HAVE A GENTLEMAN WHO DESIRES TO
w place his in established business thai will
bear investgnton groceries preferred ana invc $1,000
or would JON young man With capital and establish q
business. Apply TO GRTGGS, CARLETON co, Busi-
/ Agents. Broadway,
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

DRUG STORE FOR SALEM NEwBURG; GO0I
~ given for selling out: best location In tht
city. Address s. Q. GRIDLEY, box 35 Post ofice.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

JNOk SALE--A' CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WITH
IL Stock and Fixtures and two years lease on the best
part of Tenth t56 corner OF For yrst street
will be disposed Of at for cash. the owner leaving
The New York herald., 1872-07-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1872.
AT halfpast eleven A. NJ. the Convention assem-
bled at Ford's Opera House, which is handsomely
decorated for the occasion with banners on which
are inscribed the coats of arms OF the several
states. The building, although too small for such
an assembage, is admirably ventilated and more
comfortable than could be expected in this OPP
pIessive weather The chairmans desk is
equipped with the live oak gavel made from
piece Of the old frigate Constitution and which has
done service at several previous democratic
national conventions. Among the distinguished
visitors on the platform IS the Hon. Reverdy John
son, whose entrance was greeted with applause
At ten minutes past twelve p. M. the Convention
was called to order by Mr.. AUGUST BELMONT,
chairman OF the National Democratic Committee,
who said -
MR.. BELMONT's SPEECH
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONvENTIoN-It is again my
privilege TO welcome the delegates of the national
democracy who have met in order TO present TO
the American people their candidates for President
and vice President for whom they solicit the suf-
frage OF the democratic and conservative voters OF
this great republic.
AZ the last National Convention, on the Attn of
Grant would result In the gradual usur-
patton OF all the functions of the gov
ernment by the Executive and by Congress, to be
enforced by the bayonets of military despotism.
The vast majority OF the people OF the United
States have witnessed with grief and sorrow the
correctness OF that prediction and they look for.
ward with fear and apprehension 10 the dangers
The New York herald., 1872-07-10

called IN their order, and the chairman Of each DEL
egation Will please present the credentials from his
Governor JOHN T. HOFFMAN, OF New York, said -
Mr.. CHATRMAN-I have no desire to delay the
action OF this Convention but am at a loss to see
how the delegations are to suggest the names OF
gentlemen to act upon the several committees
unti the Convention has declared what committees
are to be formed IL seems to that II the States
be first called so that we may know whether
all are represented, and II then resolution
be adopted declaring that certain committees, such
as committee on Credentials and q Committee on
Organization, shall be appointed then the delega-
tlons may name the persons they severaliy desire
TO be upon these committees; but unless this be
done am at n loss to see how we are to proceed.
The CHAlRhAN-Does the gentleman refer par
tcularly to the two committees he has namedp
Governor HoFFMAN-As understand il there can
be no adoption or rules for the Convention until it
Is organized, and l ask how can 1t be known at
present what States are represented and what are
notY
The CHARMAN-when the Committee on Creden-
tials reports you will then know.
Governor HoFFMAN--But the Convention has not
yet ordered the appointment of any committee on
credentials ! desire that the Convention shan
on organization, and that then we shall name the
men to constitute these committees
Mr. PENDLErON, alternate from Kansas-In &C
cordance with the views expressed by Governor
Holman, move that the Convention order two
Permanent Organlzation-each committee to con-
sist Of one member from every State. "a voice
And committee on resOlutions) We do not want
such committee yet. / have framed my motion
III the form OF q resolution, which send to the
Clerk.
The Clerk read the resolution. as follows-
Resolved That this Convention do appoint the fol-
lowing standing Committees
First-A Committee Credentials.
Second-A Committee on Permanent Organization.
Mr.. II. H. CHALMERS, OF Mississppi-I think that
the motion OF the gentleman was not complete 1t
ought to have gone step further IL ought to have
provided that upon the call OF States the chairman
OF the delegation from each State should present a
list of the delegates from his State, and then
| would suggest, If 1t appears there are
contested delegates the returns made by the
chairman of the respective delegations might su-
persede altogether the necessity for committee
on Credentials. The report made by the chairman
OF each delegation would be equivalent to the re-
port OF u Committee on Credent tals At all events
| suggest that at the present time the chairman
of each delegation send forward q complete list OF
the delegates from his State.
The CHAIRMAN-The Convention has already Or
dered Committee on Credentials The call OF the
roll will hc proceeded with.
COMMITTEES on CREDENTIALS AND ORGANIZATION,
The States being called the following names
w ere ed
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07
some Savage Reautiea.

An Oregon ! ter says; The Shasta In
III n. like all lher American Indians, are
simply sava-e-; but If they have auy dis
tinctlye { p.ufes, Il s IN h, beauty &C the
women. ] stead OF the low squat figure
aud heasily couutrrnuces Of the squnws
upou the l'ln US, or IL he valleys Of Calf.
torn a, you sc tai, 1.-THE forms, exp es,ive
'ra ure>, aud q ic te h,nds az d + ct
saw ouo Nuun girl a. the has OF Mount
lsia, IA wuu.d b, consid re beau l'ul
an, whe She IS tXt emily tai a
~ nder her black hair was we
broad plait-, nd hu two irds ur / c
way 0tle gio.n she wo bra elpts aud
nk rt- upo her lmbs and ba barrie or
ment- ears; and her q ,shiug YES
Il d III purple flu h NO che Ks be-
s Ok al the pas-lun and fiery glow ~
the Or en-. As Slit aid her mate stood by
the bank Of the McCluud, bone ,lh the
-ha W of stacy llne, Ia the 'ettlng
sun, ] won errd # Joaquin MILLER did n |
have n his mlnd some other such btlug
when hr woe;
let red lips lift, proud eurled 10 kiss,
And round llmbs lean, aud raise, apd reach,
In love too passionate for speech
Too full OF blessedness and bliss
For anything but this and this.
AtHry ate, -omr MOI tbs after tkir
mish th took plaer between the sta ia
/ Idl, ami h; Shlte-, h. Wa 70 md
a'nu, z the lndlausw b HON be I'D d f,l
one I mau lc reas u. aud was captured
AID iupiscn the town of ShaNa
AMI this ad,enture no doubt fuinl het
b. material frOn s d eh he wnve the uag
ulbceAt ''Tale OF The lall A.esde'"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-12-07

The Bureau Of Statistics has issued its
statement In regard 10 immigrants Tor the
year ending June S0th, lS12;-
The total number arrived during the
year was 40i SOC, of whom $40, ,l7O we're
males and lG4 1886 females. Tney repre-
seut i76 occupations, summarized as fol-
lows; Professional occupat ous, 2442
males and 2l7 iemal's; skilled occupa-
lions, 43, l6t males aud 1901 females ;
miscellaneous occupa lions, l33,0s9 males
aud 1854 females orenpttluns not speci-
lied. gl9 males and 7,l26 females With
ont occupat on, (mainly women and chill
dreu,) So, 55G males and 145,35S fema G..
These immigrants came from about one
hundred dile eut countries, of which the
following are the prlncipa From Eng
land, 90, 764; Ireland, 6s,732; Scott nd,
1896 Wales, l,2l4 G rmsny, Ill, ,l00
Aus RIA, 4,ls9 sw den, l3,4Gi; Nor 10Y,
ll,42l; d um,rk, $3.50 II u nj, 1909
Belgium, 73s Switzerland, $3.50; France,
93l1; Spain, 595 Portugal, 4l6 Italy,
4,l4l; Russia, 994 Poland, l,647 { hlns,
5,7ss Japan, II; Canada, -, So; Nova
Scotia, $3.50; New Brunswick, 4,45O
Prince Edward Island, 1850; New
founilaDd, eos; Vancnuver's Island, 5i3
Mexico, 569 Cuba, 7s5 Bahamas, 3si
Azor, 5, S9ui S ndwl,h b Islands, 203 Aus
ralia, 2,lTd born at sea, 1871.