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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04
Have it Always on Hand.

Accidents viii happen in the best regulated
families. and for this reason among many
others, the Mustang Liniment should find ;, a
place in the cupboard Of every household. In
all the world there is nothing comparable to IL
as an application for cuts, contusions,. burns
spasnns, and scalds, and when every other pre-
paration that medical ingenuity can suggest, has
failed to afford relief in rheumatism, neuralgia,
soar throat, gandular swellings, muscular con-
fractions, cramps, toothache, &c, this poweriu,
anti-infiammatory and pain destroying ageh1
Immediately assuages the sufferers agony aho
eventually aecomplishes radical cure Prop.
ably there is not connoiseur in horse flesh o.
an amateur horseman in the land who does TO
know, either from personal observation or re
ports, that the Mustang Linimept is the SO
orenss remedy for all external diseases and u
juries of the horse, 5s sslai ii ssaI isFs s5ssa
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wss'also unremitting in his attention to the suf-

wss'also unremitting in his attention to the suf-
ferers.
Two physicians from Greeneville arrived on the
ground and together with citizens from that
place and the neighborhood 'exerted themselves
to minister to the wants of the wounded.
When taken from the wreck the wounded
were removed to. the palace car and a stable
near at hand, which were converted into tenn
porary hospitals for their accommodation. eIsIl
F Capt Holloway although suffering from
severe injuries, was yet able to keep his feet
and by his direction, contributed greatly to re-
storing order and dissipating the confusion that
attended the scene, nor did he rehnquish his
post of duty until his arrival in this city, at II
O clock last night. l-A p H@-f ~ q 5sAl-. Q
+ Capt Jacques labored with all the energy amp
zeal in his power to make the passengers as
comfortableas possible under the circumstances,
in view of the arduous labors through which
they had passed, and with hisoharacteristic fore
thought and hberality telegraphed to Morris
town and had supper prepared for all on the ar
rival ofthe train. Tc) I'd .lid,oa EF-
!aGLEAvING THE SCENE OF DISASTER. q,
The train left the scene of accident about six
o'clock, Mrs. Smithson, who is thought to be
fatally injured, and the colored brakeman,
injuries are mortal and he was not expected to
live till morning.
Col John Pride and daughter were brought
to Morristown and conveyed to the residence of
his son-in-law, while all the other passengers
arrived in this city on the train at midnight, a
portion of whom took quarters at the Atkih
House, while others continued their journey
homeward. -yJ ,.-...r....,
'''5 " EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE. ltelil 1Dc
The track was torn up short distance beyond
the bridge, but the damage in this respect is
not great and will be repaired to-day, work
men being busily engaged in clearing away the
wreck when the train left. Passengers and
baggage will be transferred at the break this
morning, making connections, and it is hoped
that even this detention will be avoided with
the next train.
l. w ! A CAUSE OF CoNGRATULATIoN. Trsg
Though the accident is one deeply to be de-
plored yet we think all on board the train have
cause of congratulation that so few were I'M ur-
| ed, and should recognize in this the watchful
care of One who who overlooks all things and
restraints the onslaught OF. death itself 9
This is the first accident of such magnitude
that has occurred for a long term of years on
this road, if indeed such has ever been the case.
and we hope we shall not again be called on to
record another,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04
HOME NEWS.

New YORK, Oct. S.-Francis Lieber a
we'll known publicist, is dead.
Capt. Francis l.. Norton, formerly of
Cuban steamer Pioneer, yesterday caused
the arrest of Messrs. Ward & Sheppard,
ship brokers of this CITY for alleged un-
just libeling of that steamer at Newport,
Norton claims that the libel which was
based on mortgage claim against the ves-
sci, was effected to more effectually enable
the United States authorities to proceed
/, against the pioneer. l8ITIf I
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04

Our domestic wool clip for 1871 was es-
timated by prudent judges to be little
rising 10, 600, 600 pounds. In 1872 it will
not be much larger, the decrease in some
sections being sufficient to counterbalance
the increase in others. Therefore, 1t Will
be seen that we produce and import more
than two hundred and ten millions of
pounds, all woods.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. EFRIDAY

Obstructing train under the laws of the
same State. is, made. a penitentiary of
fense.t hITJIi Mkg1tfTII2 x VT
The prisoners who were arrested and pa.
rolled on Tuesday all, but one or two, return
ed yesterday, and took the evening train,
for Atlanta in charge of the United States
Marshal of North Georgia. -. %.
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In chaneers Court at cambridge, Tenn

- Original and Amended Bill -.
John Talbot, Executor, &c. ct al vs. s. n. Fan ct al
TT APPEARING FROM The BILL WHICH is
L sworn to. that the defendant. A. I. AshmoTe is a
and the place Of residence Of the defend
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle,
ON or before the fourth Monday of October and make
defense to said bill the viii be taken for
A copy Of the order Test: - - -AAis 49,
Dewitt Is DIR. N BLACKBURN, c. an
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A~sucx for uall.s Safe. and Lock company

Wewish to invite the attention of all desiring
or intendin ITO purchase reliable Fire or Burglar
ProofSafes to call at our Office and examine SAM
niles or send for illustrations and price lists
If w. W. WOODBURY. Il Co.
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ix25-dtf

If you feel dull, respondent, drowsyl debili-
tated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes
badly, poor appetite, and tongue coated, you
are suffering from torpid liver, or "Blllousness.
nently as DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical discov-
prV '-- F.+- - s+@aa ~ isfrf &
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For Fine Cigars

keeps for sale the best brands in the mark et,
such as Colossus, First Love, Partagas, La
Gloria, the celebrated Cinderella, &C., &c. Also
good little cigar at 5 cents can't be beat.
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2 a -CAUsE oF CoNGRATULATIoN.
Accident, ON the Kentucky Road.

Yesterday morning near Coal Creek slight
accident occurred which caused the detention
Of the train. 1t was backing and ran over a
dump car, smashing it in fragments and throw
ing the rear car from the track. No one was
hurt. .-- Ell fa.l
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New stock , New STOCK!

Mr. b. Schweickerd, the popular clQthi re-
and tailor has just returned from new aoln of
bringing with him a complete EassOrtmenS az
fine French goods, feassmer5, silk vest g0SooS'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04

Their stock of fall and winter goods for 1877,
imported by them from Europe, which they IN
vite their friends and customers to examine. In
all orders left with them they warrant satlsfac'
ton.
sneckties on hand of the. very best quality
EE " TEssS CUQUEL 81 PILLET, -
;x0--dtf Gay street.
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Painful Rumor.

A painful rumor was current last evening to
he effect that 7. Lea Rogers. Esq, wno has
'-i rday at Tate Springs. We trust the rppoF
not true. '-' ~ i Fl rs -
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farmers AND DRovERs' BANK,

fr.r % F.rTirf r-- 30 LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26, 1872,
This is to certify that there is now deposit in this
bank half million Of dollars to the credit of the
Gift Concert Fund $4,000 of which is held by this
bank Treasurer of the Public Library of Kentucky
to pay off all gifts to be awarded at the drawing.
Hon, John Barbee Managerof the Royal Insurance
Company Liverpool, and Col. ls0n p, johnson, Pro-
prietor of the Gait House, will act committee
the part of the Trustees to take charge of the tags be-
fore the drawing count hem place them in the Wheel
and personally that corresponding numbers for all
the tickets sold go into the wheel After the drawing
is over the Wheel with its contents will be placed in
holders to satisfy themselves whether all the tickets
sold were represented in the drawing.
Blind children. in full view Of the audience. viii al
ternaely draw the tags from one OF the glass WheeS
and the gifts belonging to them from the other and
the official record Of the drawing thus conducted VIII
be kept By three telers chosen from different banks IN
tie city, The drawing will be published in the Louis
vile papers and New York Herald and official copies
mailed to all pnJes a9tof Louisville to whom t%s A'
The remnant tickets yet unsold will be fur nished
10 those who first apply for them. and general dis
limited number will permit. No agents viii be per-
united, any account whatever. to holdor sell tick
ct for the management after the 18th ct November.
This postponenent has been made by advice of the
Trustees with the sole object of the real benefit of both
the ticket holder and the Public Library and all
cerned may rest perfectly assured that the positive and
final programme here announced will be carried to the
letter.
September g. 1872.
| III ~ n ~. TH0S. E. BRAMLETTE,
| Agent Public Library Kentucky, Public Library
Building, Louisville, Ky. .
| oet4d2mweo ....-.- ...-- .
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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS

. Whsle tickets $1O halves. SIS; quarters, S2.5Os Il
whole tickets for $O0 q for Sis; So for $500 113 for
$1,000; 25 for s. 500; 575 for $500, No discount on
less than 500 worth Of tickets at time.
n The money necessary to pay in full all the offered
gifts isnow upon deposit in the Farmers and Drovers
Bank will be by the following certificate of the
Cashier
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Merchant TaiIOrs.
-s-HAyE JUST RECEIVED.

Messrs. Cuquel s. Pilet merchant talors and
direct importers of cloth, casSlmeres, VeStlng
velvet, etc, etc., e
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Has no superior: ;l}e' .-,-
Oar cbur,b NJ. Rook THE srANDRD. s15o.
Specimen copies sent for the present. post pad iof
E1.25. - Eltt lt-ss-s - -
-r--r -rr, OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston,
CHAS. II. DITSON 4 CO., New York 1
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07

caed her sister Mary :" she belongs tome order OF
s. stanislaus and wore semreliCons habit; she has
loen attended principally by Elizabeth Reey 1t was
not last Saturday that she left the Asylum; after MI
vap ve left the place her sister written to at the
instance OF the Governors of the Hospital who deemng
~ inourable desired she should he removed TO the
Hackwelrs Island Asylum where the price of board
was only half that at the Boomingdale Asylum the
Asylum being crowded. and applications being
Constantly made tor durable persons; two
of the attendants informed me that she
was on Blackweu's Island; L don't know
of my own knowledge where she is; the Governors
we're authorized to take steps to have her removed pc
fore Mr. Van Weeks discharges did not know that
Miss MoCabe applied TO Mr. Van Week to aid her In get
ting out of the Asyum DR.. Porter did not make re-
turn the writ, as he i'll think Miss McCaoes
sister at Saratoga; the carriage OF the Asylum CON
veyed Miss McCabe TO the Asylum think Judge NC
Quade ISSUED commitment for her; our instltu-
tion has permission from the Governors OF the AIMS
house 70 transfer patients to that institution wheh IL ID
thought proper .,
On this testimony the writ dismissed as far rs tle
Boomiu gdale Asylum concerned. but MI. IoWh-
send intends next to effect her release from ne baek
wells Island Asylum He has obtained another wit ioI
the production Of Teresa Drew, who Is also detained aS
the Rloomngdale Asylum, although she ~ shd W oe
QulteSane.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
SFRIOUs ACCIDENTS.

Meta Eden, age 20, was seriously injured
yesterday afternoon by falling from ndstory win
dow Of her residence No 2Ol East Tnirty -ninth-st
William Curran age IL, OF No. l3 Lbertyst fell from
wagon at Church aud Liberty-sts., yesterday after
nOOn and broke his right arm.
John Kung age IS, of Wamsburgh, was struck on the
face and slightly injured by Broadway ear No. &C., at
Warren-st and College place yesterday afternoon.
James H. Martin. age 3, who scalded, Sunday, by
falling into pail hot water left upon the floor OF his
parents residence No. 442 West Fifty nth ST., died yes
terday
John Henry Waters, age 6, OF No. 21s East Twenty.
secondst died Yesterday from fracture OF the base or
the skull received falnng from pile of lumber on the
sd inst, while at play.
Cecilia Kochln age OF No. 90 University place, while
searching for "A piece Of Ice ia the bottom OF iCe-cart
ycs. .el,l Wa caayht ~ the eye ty"s prong Of lee
tong, aDi ,ctg Hcttrtjy rtJotod
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
MIR. JENNINGS OF THE TIMES INDICTED.

The complaint of Gen. Fitzpatrick against
Louis j. Jennings editor of The Times went before the
Grand Jury yesterday. The only evidence adduced be-
fore the Grand Jury was Gen. Klpatricks original
complaint before Judge Hogan copy of The Times con-
tanning the alleged libel and the testimony Of Gen.
Kpat rick that the statements published in The Times
upon which the complaint was founded were false in
every particular. Gen. Kipatricks reasons for not
previously making the report (Which was said to have
published in other newspapers the subject OF legal
inquiry asked and he answered that it had
been published TO his knowledge in any newspaper Of
standing except in the form of innuendo but that on
this occasion he referred TO by name and in a
tangible shape for him to repel the accusation.
The Grand Jury before the adjournment Of the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday, presented number OF
indictments and among them against the editor Of
The Times for the libel complained by Cen fitzpatrick.
Mr. Jennings will probably not be arrested there is
expectation that ne will leave the city or attempt
evade the charges against hIp,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
quitesane.


SECOND DAY OF THE LONG BRANCH RACES-ToM
BOWLING WINS THE THESPIAN STAKES AL
BUFRA THE SELLING STAKES; MIDDAY THE
LONG BRANCH STAKES; AND SUSAN ANN THE
SCHELL CUP.
The second days racing of the second Sum-
mer Meeting OF the Monmouth Park Association at
racted large attendance yesterday The first race tor
two-year-olds in the Thespan Stakes completely upset
the running in the July Stakes at the previous meeting,
and showed that the latter wac not true race On that
occasion Mr. Belmonts Medora beat Mr.. McGraths Tom
Rowling OWING to the aters jockey, but yesterday Tom
Bowling had the from the start TO tho end'
for he made the pace so rapid throughout that
none Of his opponents could keep up with him. lie maze
the fastest time made by twoyear-od at the dis
tance. The selling signalzed by the victory OF
an outsider, Albuera, who her first race after
three years career on the turf In the Long Branch
Stakes Preakness sadly disappointed his friends by being
beaten by Midday by half q neck. The race for the
schen Cup mile heats devoid OF interest," from
the fact that only horses accepted the handcappers
weights, that there not single bet made OF pool
sold Oh it, susan easily in three straight heats
Y RacerAepn s.akesvsue $500 added to Sweepstakes Of
& 'sGs oP G pY % 5S' ske! sS !sI three U quarters Of mile
II McGahs D. Bowling, by Lexington dam Lucy Fowler
zes Wsr S By A:iciod dam Fniy By imp knight Of
S1g mo5. G Medor BY Kenucfy dam imp Camilla
w Dolorosa by EIcheQue l dam InbuaiOn by
L. " Jeiomc J. c by LeIngtoo dam Kitty CLARK BY imp Glen
THe-El63.
u miles; horses TO be sol d
for = 500 70 carry weight 1000 allowed pounds $50 soSe
pounds allowed pounds Any surplus over stated SeAhg pHee
o o second horse. ,,....
H. C. Dawops b. m Abuers aged by JET Davis, dam Nnette
J. DonRac ca h. SANFORD ssed Uncle Vic Dolly Custer
NJ H. Sanirs Henry. by Lexington dtm Iokayi O pounds
Crnna rounds Henrietta % pounds lmf " POun1s
and Gerald lOI pounds also but were not placed
Time-2:43t.
Tuy Ioxe RANCH SrAKPs-vaue added Sweepstakes
Of D. all carry 100 pounds mares and geng
pounds 500 and the third 100 out Of
the stakes; two miles 49, - N,
T. w Dowes b. m MIDDAY by Eclipse, out Of Nnee by Rev
H. sanos h. Preakness by Lexington ont Of Bug Leai by
w Dowel b. WineSap Naudy yke Of Nina, by Boston
Donahues Aroy by Australian dam Nellie Gray by Leing
Time-345l
The Scher Cup; value $500; mile heats three in five
H. p McCraths Ann, by Lexington, dam
J. Cbambein's gr c. Brennus yrs, by Lighting, dam
Brenns IS pounds
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
THE NEW BROOKLYN ARMoRY.

The Kings County Board of Supervisors
had an exciting debate, yesterday, in regard TO the
erection Of a new ar1nory for the 23d Regiment The
Board had accepted the plans and specifications made
by Munden e. Teckritz, and awarded the premium OF
$3.50 for the third best plans to w. b. Dmars but the
bids for erecting the building exceeded 100000. the
amount authorized by the Legislature the Committee
Military Affairs had directed TO modify the plans and
again advertise for proposals for erecting the building
The Committee reported yesterday in favor Of awarding
the contract to James H. Mag, for the total sum OF
S999s7 5O his bid being 81 50 less than the amount
specified in the Legislative act Supervisor Newman
presented notice counsel for William Is. Ditmars.
the architect whose plans had been awarded the third
premium setting forth that August 6 he would apply
to the Supreme Court for mandamus compelling the
Board 70 Tescind its action with Mundell Teckz, and
award him. the first premium for plans and specifica-
tOns and also erect ArmOry in accordance with the
same After considerable discussion the notice was re-
ferred the Law Committee, and the bid OF Magi was
accepted It is very doubtful whether the building will
be erected from the plans OF Mundell TeckritZ
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
POLICE NOTES.

An unknown woman, age about 35, light complex
oned hair found insnsoe on fer No. s. bas' h
last evening.
James RYAN of No. 204 East Thrty-eighth-st.. was
.nek on the forehead shot by unknown at Thirty
~ aud Third ave. yesterday morning. and received severe scalp
wound.
A vell-dressed man. age about 80, bought S2S5
worth Of silks at Joseph goods no ISL Atlantic
Brooklyn yesterday and paid for them with worthless eheek on the
Long Island Bank.
William B. Johns, colored, age 55, master mari
ne Of Aantaye Brooklyn posaed by epilepsy on board the
Fulton ierrboa Wnona yesterday Afternoon ana Was eh 70 he
Park Hospital, where be died
Eliza j. Simpson, school teacher, formerly of
WAshpgp attempted suicide yesterday BY drowning herself In
the North River CousndI ferry Ohcr Thomas Of the
Precinct after struggle succeeded in reseung
her
George w Amesbury was arrested yesterday. for
seung abueug Mary Fnn 6 from her parents home
Irngton bringing the girl TO this city Amesbuy M
her pnness Washington Hotel Her parents found her at The
Midnight Mission in St. Msrksplaee
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07

,eet IN the latter and 30 feet and con-
tains about so lots value, 10000 It Is about mile
distant from nrtyfourhst and Jamesslip ferries TO
NewYork and n addition to the Long Island. Flushing,
and Central raj roads, the Astoria and Hunters Point
horse railroad passes Jacksonave. front The Flushing
and Hunters P,nt and Jamaica, NewtOwn, and Long
Island ty hors, railroads chartered by the last Legs
iatnre viii also pass when built few hundred feet 70
tha sou,h ,s the south Side Railroad whose depot will
nrobsblv be rem,yed to Hunters Point within few
eoys md then all the leading lines o, travel through
hs county will bt concentrated In the immediate neigh
borhood ,,,-- - .. - -,
netnr ycsIerday and decided not to accept the iny
aon meet the supervisors at the session Friday
no he Commssionrs claim Is not part OF their duty
10 assist IN selecting the site.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
METHODIST CAMP MEETING AT SING SING

The services of the New York Camp Meet
ing Association formally opened at Sing Sing. yes
terday. large number of notable cergymen had ar
rived at the ground and preached by the
Rev. Mr.. Moorehouse and the Rev. Mr.. Haviland. The
camp ground situated In a fine grove, about mile and
half northeast Of the village, and is at the present
tme in splendid condition. and being
hard and dry ON the north side of the ground an n-
nense tank Is kept constantly filled with pure water.
About 200 tents have already been erected aud occupied
and wagOnlOads Of furniture are hourly seen ON the
road between the village and camp ground force OF
policemen has been sent from this city To preserve
order.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
A TORNADO IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Aug. GA tornado and hall
storm covering district of country mile In Width oc-
CURED here at 10 O'Clock last night The roofs OF the
State Capitol Hotel, Brants Hall. ahd many private
dwellings carried or and the gable end OF the Ger
man Reformed Church injured. Hundreds of trees
were blown down aud thousands OF panes OF glass
broken The telegraph wires were prosratod, but
municaton was restored this morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07

THE BUFFALO PARK RACES.

BUFFALO, Aug. 6.-The seventh annual meet
ing of the Buffalo Park Association opened to-day undeI
favorable auspices About 1000 persons were present
the track was in excellent condition. and brilliant field
OF horses was assembled compete for purses amount
ing 20 SsO5OO Good order maintained, and nothing
occurred TO mar pleasure Of the day At the opening
strong wind prevailed but before the close the weather
was favorable. The first for four-yearolds was
called promptly at O'Clock. SIX horses were entered,
but only Ave started-Maroon Golddust having been
drawn Katy GOlddust was the winner. Ihe second
race was won by d. Maces b. Sleepy john The thlrd
race purse &4OO0, was not finished.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
THE QUEENS COUNTY COURTHOUSE CoNTRo
VERsY.

The Legislative act authorizing the erection
OF the Queens County Courthouse spulates hst. unless
the site is chosen before Aug &C. the building shall be
located at Mneola. -Four Of the seven SUPERVISORS,
last Friday voted for Long Island City, ana the ques-
ton supposed TO be settled II Is now rimored,
however, that the supervisors will be uIabIe to
agree site In Long Island CITY, and
that Mineola will ultimately secure th build
ing This idea Ia discredited In the former town,
ana IL claimed that the site first proposed for the City
Hall will be used That ground extends from JAG ksou-
ave 10 the Flushing aud Long Island Railroads dis
tance OF GAO feet along ADableaye 400 feet along the
railroad tracks 100 feet Oh Get, " IhomSonAve $40
New-York tribune., 1872-08-07
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DTcKrssoER IN PARK ROW.
9sm-76' RooR-sp 3d. m.-sso nnangiL-7J'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotei-Gov. Hoffman. Fifh Arenae
Hoii.The Hon Oshs Anss Of hssehasett Gen Barn.
Emrs, Thatcher hagoua Of Boston, aud H. Csna Of
.Brero0rt HouVJoseph Price Treasurer w. Muir Supeh
tnden McIuues Managing Director Of the
Canada Srvan Hose Admiral Boggs s. Navy
Astor H0uuiee Joshua Douglass ofheadve Penn Col John
g. Maceabe OF X r. Dcche Of Phd Dha Holman
H0use-BConressman o. " Culver Of Pennsylvania Grand
Cnrdl HoJudge Hughes OF Pemanis and the Rev H. T. Lee
q Baltimore. 81 EthoLas HoWiam Cmher of 81 Louis and
H. b. Norton Norwich Hoe-Joah Caldwell Of Boston
. Metropolitan Hot-Che Engineer W. H. shoes u HaV....
50. James Hohi-Gen. h. w. Senel, u g. A.