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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
VEERS WITH TIE WIND.

There is useful patent for relief from
smoking chimney 1teonsists Of a very
versatile funnel, which, turning readily
upon pivot, obeys the wind and so con-
ducts the vapor in harmless direction.
Our neighbor of the Times is fitted up on
this plan; Whatsoever way the wind may
blow, it instantly turns its columns as a
funnel to conduct away from the commu-
nifty the vapor which might otherwise an
noy. and so keeps all sweet, clean and
compiacent.
A brief year ago tie Times was in the
th.ckest Of the smoke. Indeed, it was
making the darkness and suffocation of
burnt asphaltum in the political atmo-
sphere. Wha: journal did more to stimu-
late the politicians, inhuenco the appro-
priations and organize the franchises of
butchers meat. railroad companies and
levee rings? Now it veers around and
diverts this smoke, partly Of its own rails
ing. in al innocent direction. I. more
over claims to be the pioneer in the new
movement t. substitute industrial for
political remedies. Referring to this
change which has emarated from the
people. and for which the REPUBLICAN
may claim to have done as much as
Others, the Tines modes.Iy says:
The discussions which have appeared in
the Times OF late, il reference to .ne wants
and Necessities of New Orleans and Louis
lana are already beg inning to produce good
results.
That is right, neigLbor Eenounce
and disavow all the impolicy which may
have marked the past. Keep silent about
the responsibility for permitting al. tie
abuses Of which you said nothing while
they were being rerpetrated. Take your
individual share Of their advantages while
they were going. and be the first to turn
States evidence against them when no
longer defended, or, perhaps. defensibie.
The alacrity with which our neigLbor has
seized on the remedy for abuses of which
it said nothing. and the confidence with
which it claims the sole merit Of the move
ment for their reform convinces us that
the idea Of material rather than ne:apLys-
ical remedies is a success. We shall
always look to our neighbor as the flag
ship of progress. Always ahead when
gain or glory IS to be Won, ard long
way astern when responsibility is to be
awarded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

1T is ore of TIE innume.able lies manu-
featured about Lcu;siar. affairs" Such
is the language which the Attorney Gen-
erai OF the United States characterzes the
gossip or Z poo: scribbler VIC furnishes
the Baltimore So. with NONSENSE from
the federal capital. This is. as usual, one
Of tie inTeo:ions Of the enemies OF the
Republican State government. The Dalti-
more san. the New York .Su,. the St.
Louis R-:,uJ';cc2,, Cincinnati Ea3s,;.e-.
Chicago Tines, and several sheets Of that
persuasion. are tie nouthpieces and Or
CANS of these foes Of this State. Having
long ago abandoned ali hope Of achieving
any success, from the justice OF their cause
or the weakness OF the Republicans.
they resort to open. diagram: falsehood. in
Vulnerable, unnecessary and unava..iuc.
These fctions are faithfully copied Into
ne Columns OF our loc.: press, accepted
IS true, ana used as the basis Of long dis
-::.,:s::::ons. which serve for DAYS won
Ger. Until the REPUBLICAN arrives aud
dissipates t1e illusion. some of these in
yentionS originate in our Own city and
nsarly al are inspired by some super
servlce:ble parrots who are out OF
office. hit determined to lie the:.
way into public employment it It breaks
down the credit Of the State to do it. The
Attorney General, Therefore. quotes Or
political credit as entirely worthless, while
the moneyed men Of Wall stree: Offer
forty-iye cents On .he d0,ia. fo- OF. State
bonds. with the th,ea: to throw them on.
Of the marke: altogether. Such is the
effect Of the policy Of those who presume
70 question the honesty and patriotism of
the Republicans. If they resort to decep-
ton to &c: into oaice. what would they
not do once il:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
HONE RIFLE.

This phrase does not mean TIE solution
Of the Brigham Young problem. just low
presenting suci. difficulties to that poly
gamic potentate. Nor is it exclusively
limited to the autonomy ct /. State in IL
Union.
Home rule is based upon a policy Ct
domestic development which employs al
and iustructs ali. 1. means that System
which qualities each citizen to rule Lin.
self. by assuring to him the Intelligence
ard pecuniary independence indispensable
to that object. With such :. constituency
as may be thus formed governments SIM
pie. 1t only involves the execution Of Just
Laws over an obedient people. It is evil
den. that tie people Of Louisiana de-
sire this sort Of home rule or self
government. They have revolted against
the politicians during the absence Of the
latter at the summer resorts. This fact is
observed in tie commercial and mechan-
icai associations which have recently
spr1ug W. and which manifest such
strong purpose to take this home rule
into tLei. own hands. The strongest
manifestation that political vouGor.ism is
tadir: before the headlight Ct Industrial
progress Is seen in the change Of style
and subject il cur leading dailies. Our
Ie.gAbor Of the Times is, eaitorially, far
away il Asia, Europe, Africa. and meta
physics. It has delivered over its COL
cn1Ls to the advocates OF industrial!
remedies. The brave reporters. invade
workshops aaL ship-yards, in despite Of
the warning. ''So loate,s admitted"
They interview a.! mechanics wLo :.reiex
tLei: pouderous strength and learn to
hear" They hola their noses in bone
and soap factories. risk being ground
UP ty a compound oscilla.;2g en-
CINE OK roasted pre:naturely il q foundry.
The boldness with which these resolu.e
gentlemen vii! undertake the exposition
OF any subject. f-oa. Windtausen's atn1os-
rheric ice machine to explaining the
c: Unifcatioc. is admirable.
But their forte is il se:Zin: On distin-
gU;shed stranger or a leading manager Of
some domestic institution. Rarey, the
horse tanner. was nowhere with an adven-
turing reporter when he tackles the LOTT
est officer of bank or State and all per-
sonal secrets open at wave Of his wand.
The peoples paper reserves space for its
1aily diatribe against all having author
ty, but that space is daily being cu-:ailed |
md counteracted by essays on finance and |
physics. The reporters expand into the
heep and sugar Industries, and interview
escaping capitalists on a velocipede. Thus
be genius of discord aliases itself before
he awakened spirit of industrial progress.
This is all well. These brave reporters
re doing graa. good. They move among
he prime ministers of home rule, or the
domestic moralit;es and the domestic in
lustries.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
OUE DELIGHTFUL WEATHER,

The daily showers we are now receiving
make it rather muddy 70. pleasant drives
to the lake or Carrollton. With this ex-
ception they are regarded in a favorable
light. as they keep down the dust. and
give US cool and bracing atmosphere.
Thus far this summer New Orleans has
proved to be the coolest. Lealthiest, ard
We might add tie pleasantest city il the
Union. We Lave had only three really
no. days and no sickness worth mention
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

tina: small. sc.ol.s;. Mr. MIL was the
ur.uchy remark @: TIE Ch,uct journal. 70
which an unregere-ate writer retorts that
III, Journal IS decidedly tie highest au-
,...;fy ON ec. ISIS { cal lalliinery This couE-
,-v has yet produced" Another adini-ss
saws tina. "oa "a. questioc 'nVpi''u,s me
ha,gb: of a canile-stick, the breadth OF an
altarc,oth, tie length Q; q geruheetion, or
The dep.a Of ar aLns-baiin, rs teryor IS
,i,c and is logic Ariste-el.an.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
QUARANTINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. )
New Orleans June II, i5.3.
Whereas. Al Acc OF the Legislature approve!
March %, 1855 entitled " AL Ac: - establish lrar-
antiHe for the protection OF the State provides
that the Governor OF the State sha.. Issue his
proclamation upon the ad7ice of the Board Of
Health. declaring aiy place where t!.e:e shai, be
reason TO believe pestiieE:. Cou;a g.ous OF lufec
tious dis ease exists, to be an infected place aua
stating t!.s number OF days of quarantine to be
performed oy the vessels, their passen gers officers
and crews, coming from such place or Places
Now, therefore. IL pursuance OF tie &C: af)re.
said, .ssiis tnis nv proclamation and dec az. tie
places hereafter named 70 be infected places and
that a.: vessels, together Wit. officers pas
sengers and cargoes, leaving sUc. PAGES or iav.
ing touched o. stopped a. any OF item, OF arI
after the fifteenth day OF JUue. 1875. sa.. De SUB.
ect to- aCaraatle OF not less thar te.. days, o:
FOR longer period as may be considered necessary
by the Board of ES.th. Any v;olat:o:! o: the
quarantine laws. as here proclaimed. vii. be Sc.
verely punished The places which axe hereby
declared Infected as aforesaid are the fo.ow..: to
wit:
Havana. Mlntanzas Trinidad. Ca-ceas.. st
.ago. a. OF the Is,ac. o. CuDa; Por. E1vsi and
Mi.tego Ba-. o. the Island OF jamaica .acu.e.
and P,:t-au-o-.lce o.: lie Island o: s.. D0.1ago;
the Islands Of -. Thomas Martinique a1c G;.ata
!oui" Ca:.peachv. i. rIca.a.: Vera C:uz Ava.
cadc IaIp.e" Marinora. and T,IZpa:, II. Mexico;
SaI Juan, IL Sicataucs Chasres, Asp.lsal. and
Porto Se..c, - Contra! America; Macac No, aut
LaSuay-i, L: 'e-eZ:..'a; Island CT TI.-..... G..
yeare, Para F.:.all-cc, Eo Jaae;:o a.a F.el:c.os
Ayres. i. sGi::.. America, and Nassau. New Prcv
delce.
Given Unce. nly hand anc the sea. c: STATE
hereUlto attached tbs foJIteea... G;.v 8: June
A. D. i373, and o: me nie.e .de.ce CT :.c Ia.:ed
States :le G;uet; .eveut,.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
P. 6, D;S.OEDE
-ofS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Edwin Boot: is ,a.v;,-il.." wears old.
N:..:.a Mitchell. thirty Lolita twenty
u.ae. l.. 2. Barnet, 'i..cr.-:ive, Frank Chan
fra: tt.y-one. John Z. Owens ttty-iour.
JOIN ;3.oughau. :..,y-fve. Lester WaIlack
ni:v.,hree. Bouc:caul: t;t.y-e;ght Mrs
C....-au ,hir:y-three. Ms, Nelson thirty.
ice Jefferson :orty-fre. Agnes Ethel thirty
c.e. Cara Morris thirty. Mrs. Bowers fifty,
l.. =. Seshern forty, JauaUschek forty. W.
y. Florence forty. John Collins seventy-ive,
Be-: DeBar tifty-eiyht.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
MARRIED.

DAvIS-vaN DE8foOA-0H Tai.v=Ga:, july 81
1873. a - 2. u, a: the :es.Le-ce 0: Nj. K w.
.,ns, by the Re-. Joseph Gould. NJ. Z l. DAVIS
TO Mss MARTHA VANEEHECCL.
No cards.
FITZGERALD PHILL,PS-c:. T.u:s.l-. JULY
y, 1873, by the Rev Fa.he. SiI"o. NJ. THOMAS
FITZGERALD t." MES $. +. Il. PHILLIPS, tO:..
OF this city.
rn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
NOTICE..
NOTICE.
STATE CONTRACTS AND SCB>(RIP.
TONS TO STOCK.

STATE OF .ocIs.s=A }
Executive Department:
New Orleans, July - Ig-;
Applications. beic; Frequently made to me 70
subscribe behalf of tie State toc stock to ce-;
corporations, by virtue of cera. acts Of the Leg
iature alleged TO be still in force and to authorize
me to take such action frequent applications being
also made urg,r: me, behalf of the State to
enter into contracts alleged TO be authorized by
certain other acts of The Legislature, for the i'm
provene-t o: rivers barous etc. and also TO i,st:e
bonds said 10 be authorized BY law and in asiuuch
as such action o. my part might result il az IN
constitutional Increase Of tie State debt. ~ az
lacrosse which If constitutional, tie State II. It's
present embarrassed CONDITION Unat.e t. pay OF
to undertake to pay il the future
How, therefore, al. persons who have made or
who may COZ template making such Applications
are hereby notified that VII. not subscribe stock
on beha, OF the State &c any corporation private
enterprise whatsoever, 10. eute- MO al- Coa.
tracts toc public Improvements author: ze by auy
act passed by the Legislature no. ;ss.e bonds of
ity, OF Under Colo- Oh authority o: AZ act o. the
Legislature uEiess the .e-a.ity Acd necessity G.:
such acton sils., ie as.a5l sled Nv the Ge.so.
OF the cou-: o: last resort.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
By the Governor
WILLIAM WEEgS
~ 60,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
BANKS AND BANKING.
LEGAL NOTICES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR tn. PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR tn. PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MES. MARIAN y. CONRAD -. HENRY +. Coz.
!i:.s Aer LusuaIi-Eo. 40.
eighth dar o: June. 1879. ud-me:4. va. .e..-
Gered in tbs court il! the entitled. sal: IL TIE
words and figures following. 70 W.:
Mrs. Marian n. CONRAD vs.. Henry f. Co..5 .!e:
husband No :.0.
On motto: O. {. NJ Con.a. {. Son 0. coz, Sc. q.
p.ar'!f and Oh producing 10 IL. court ,.;.e o-0o:
o; SAL! .-aI!i'. ce.ha:.d. t.le law AMI evidence
being il her favor: i: s ordered al .et az. lie.
creed that IL. igdgneL: by detaul. herein entered
ca the twentieth .nstan. be row conf: nee. al.
made final: and accordingly, that there be I'D :.
msat IN favor o: plaintiff, Mrs. Marian Elc..c 90.
Conrad, a.! against defendant, Henry F. COINS.
her husband. cecreeiug a separation OF property
between. the sad parties 1t IS turtle. a;iit.-.I
no dec"ee'. that lie said plaintiff do RESUME :le
40 G.nistra:on o: her own property aud t!.: de-
te!ita..t ?aT a! costs OF this suit.
.udGne!.: rendered June g. 1873.
SigueI July 5. 1913.
+. NORTH CCLLOI Judge.
IL testimony whereof, have hereun.o Sc. ~
EaEt. ant. affixed the sea- o: the said IL. a.
c..y OF New O,4eai.s. this att, Ga- -: ;..lv
IL Tie year q: oUr Lord ore .i5Isa Id !.i. .... AZ.
al! seTe'.- !-rre. and the uinetv-e 1t.l YEA. Q:
( &c ..10ep e:lde:.cc 9: tie UUi.e, States.
PAUL. 7. ABiD'c
'T5 &.d'..5' Dsr s'3rk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

%.,raycrs a.c notified. - tie Board OF
Sal Asses sors, that tie assessment Of
ga. taxes 20. 1873 i. now completed. and
t..: :-e books viii be exposed FROM !! y. NJ.
=. 3 =. NJ, daily. for Oh. month, to enable
Ia.payers to correct erroneous assessments
-. NOTICE IL another coiHn.n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

4 coiore3 u,inist.: IL t-ans!stlng to his
hearers the sentence. The harvest is over.
IL. ..eason Is ei.,ied. AID thy seul IL no.
ea....." pa. i. IDS GER. has been cribbed.
Ge:e ,int anv more work, and &c debDi! Is
81, ;cc.il' w.i dis cQIu.u;.nity.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

AZ old bachelor says that .le has known
"a lies in whom the instinct of decoration
W.. Sc strong ;ha: if they were tod they
MS. te hanged IL the presence OF twenty
thousand persons Tomorrow. their hrst
Slough. wou!G be. % dear: And haven't
- :e. dress II: 70 be hung IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

According TO the Columbus, Indiana. Re.
,.,Iica,t poor humanity walks Alright with
difficulty in that city. One map was eX-
PEELED from church foG getting drunk and
another for joining the Coed Templars,
seS:at society.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

"tc. mill. read .,"oi' has heretofore been
thought the .!rciies. erra:i.u. ever printed.
I,.: the following. il "a. .iat;vHG. Enpt.s',
!. almost az .uot: please rca,: ataeistc for
"5.:1!tc, aes: .!c close OF an article on
N.::.i Suffrage II t.... 4. i. ct June 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

4. observing mar THINKS private mes
ea.e. can be sent WIN ,.ore safety by
postal card than by letter. as bis landlady
las never yet handed him card Opened
b. mistake
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

IT, :osrt!. g; J..: tornado which visited
g.. Yves. came ..on :. marriage ceremony
i. Wisconsin. ana killed: .i.e preacher Just
>. / came 20 .he words Il uow pronounce
50. - .le coupe ars IL some doubt
J.. s he precise character OF their relation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

s.. Paul, Minnesota, IL 1885 had three in
b,n,. ants: in !S4S i. had $50 inhabitants; in
l.-5S it had 10 O01 inhabitants; il 1868 it had
-. 900 mia oitau.s; il 1875 j: has 10000 In.
lah..ants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

A genuine auta .-rapa Of John Bunyan
Las been discovered. il tie fly leaf of an old
book called Dwelling with God the Inter.
Is: :.ad Duty of Believers" orce well
knew and popular work CT Puritan the
C.y.y. published in 1913.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01
NOTICE ALLTAX COLLECTORS

STAFF OF LorI.IA1A.)
Auditor of.ce,
Sew Orleans, J..-e q: 1873 }
AZ: -. 3 Of t3:' as EXTENDED; by tie executive
OrIe. 0: LIS Exce.iency Govsrno, kellogg expires
this day, and its provisions longer applica-
be to tie collection Of delinquent taxes, YOU will
proceed Immediately to prepare for publication il.
compliance with section eight of act Nc. - OF ls-s
a list OF al taxpayers delinquent 70, any of the
years prior TO 1872, ard forward the same to this
Office; after publication of which al. such persons
are prohibited, by that section from appeacin. II
any Of the courts of the State as parties o. wit
resses Oh taei, own behalf. Immediately after the
completion Of such list, you are instructed to DO.
coed to collect said taxes under section GIG Of act
Nc. -, b7 which YOU ara authorized to seize ana
Sci -e !-o9s-t- Q: &c irq Is without process Of
court. Tax Collectors VIII 5e he'd personally re-
sponsi5le tor the efficient and prompt discharge of
their duties under the law.
CHARLES CLINTON.
ie2' Sd: A1.i.o..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

!.e...enant Governor Antoine. IL com.
r.:.y with Senator Il graham ana Admins:
Gator Lewis. c.-eG. = Governor keilogg's
c...c- yesterday. Tie VS.: was brief, but
apparently very Pheasant. the Governor
receiving then. II Ills !Z.L.des: and b,aniest
ra.:e. Ii uD..icatio. 'yorle.: as well in
Ey...; ton Hal .. =. lie Governors office.
j: would undoubtedly prove ! complete
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

After asking YOU nane III the State OF
l,salsas. the natives axe in the habit of
further inquiring. il. a confidential! tone.
"We.i, now. what was your lame aiore You
moved to these parts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

FIRST Lieutenant Thomas Mason, of the
revenue marine service, low on leave at
HI. home in New Jersey, has been ordered to
Ere cutter John A. Dix. at New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

The editor of tie Louisiana STATE Register
;-corms S.. Luis publisher that Bibles
WI: not be :.keu a. tha: office as payment
for advertiser:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Dogs of coed social position at the water
Il. aces wear bati5te garments, emDrold
cred with monogram.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

A convention Of Gevu- al American school
teachers is being held II st. Louis. New
Orleans is represented il the body by Or.
4 ST. haffranck
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Cincinnati haze Only two hundred and
thirteen young men who part their han IL
tie middle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Il is so cool III Montana taat man vino
Can summer there can winter anywhere IN
tie world, if he lives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

The diocese Of California now owes
Bishop Kipp $4,000 back pay. He would
Ike chance TO return Il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

TIE rosta, route frc.n New Orleans to
s;Icas Settlemen. has been EXTENDED 80 aS
include Pilot Town.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

A Young lady who reads all Of the new
novels says she read Shakespeare when 1t
first came out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Washin.on papers announce the appoint
r.e:.. Of Francis J. Delnomme as letter
carrier at New Orleans. vice Lamaniere,
removed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

The team s-get-away club" is a police
mans, when i. i. tied 70 lis wrist.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Among other items Of expense Tor the
fourth of July procession II San francisco
- one of sIJO for a dress for the Goddess OF
fi',p--y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

President Mi.iard Fillmore Is living
.. quiet retirement IL Duta-".
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

The New York EerGI ...s .eg uIar reports
g: smells n tina. city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Covering the srea, balloon is sa:c 20 be
eanvassipg 70. G".p';c subscribers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Richard Graz. Whites pronunciation OF
wrong is rTonJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

Bishop Simpson is reported as quite il! at
Long Branch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-01

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Elected February IL 1877.
ChAri.s Br.-ss. Thomas 4. Hunt
Ant. C3rrlare. Chm. Eonod.
Gee; Sc A. Fos:.Gx. D. jan.isOu,
z. Erug.er. r. 5. Howard.
r. Anderson. Felix Lavus
l. Frerchs, Aug Boba
Gaorge ". Dunoa:. Edward TOBY,
EF. Stockmeyes. Wash. MortoI
Ee0ry !. Vose. Vil-am Knox.
T. Marquee, " :. Bailey,
Charles NeiShaas. a. E. Livsuiais
A. Lecourt. Ata oed v.ole..
Prank VII. ans, A. T. Miller
Charles Last:s. Edward Norphy.
Rudolph SIC, IA Lum,
VIC. Blac. s.as TeekG
George ". Hrusnl nhS