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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
heard counsel on the kind Of testimony
that should be admitted In the Sykes
Spencer contest for seat In the Senate
from Alabama. Spencer contends that
the officially printed record Of the pro-
ceedings o the Legislature should be
binding on the committees action, whIle
Sykes denies the truthfulness Of the re.
cord and insists that the case should be
opened for oral prooB. : I.
Julius Howe, OF South Carolina, i'm
prispS3sd pr. SSsd at IA Albany for Ku.Xlux crimes,
Senator Hitchcock, Gov. Turner and
others, Of Nebraska, called upon the SEQ.
rotary Of War and Gen. Sherman to-day
Tor arms in anticipation of o general In
dian outbreak. The request, owing to
existing laws, was denied. fti'
A caucus OF the members OF the House
representing 2l States was held at the
Capital tonight 10 consider Representa-
tive Luttrell's bill, to amend the internal
revenue laws so as to. remove the res
traints on wine and other fruit growers
that they may distil their fruit into
brandy.
The House Committee on Expenditures
In the Department Of Justice viii ask the
House for authority to send forpersons and
papers, and to administer oaths in dis.
charge Of Its duties. 70, rr
About 100000 are said 10 be unex-
pended in Marshals fees in Arkansas, and
like amounts in southern New York and
South Carolina. i..
GOV. Sheppard expects 10 respond
Wednesday next TO inquiries Of the Con-
gress Committee respecting affairs in the
District Of Columbia.
In the House to-day speeches were
made by MesSrs, Bell on the Atlantic &
Great Western Canal; Small, Fort and
Eden on Finance, and Clements on west.
ern interests. The House then adjourned
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THE Clarksburg Conservative thinks it
curious fact that Notwithstanding the
long experience Of mankind in money
matters SO little Is known Of practical
character in regard to the best means Of
avoiding commercial panics like the one
lately upon US. Perhaps, 1.-THE OonSrra-'
tiUe will allow US to suggest, 1t is because
there is no way to avoid panics. They
are inscparably connected with civilizs.
tion. 1--we had no money except specie
We would still have panics. Paper
money does not beget psnics; it only
encourages their rapid development. II
Is credit that begets psnics, for credi,
begets over-trading. Men get in debt
and cannot respond to a sudden demand
lOr settlement; then comes the. crash,
This Is where the trouble lies, and where
it will always occur, be the currency of
the country what 1t may. lE'.f
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Feb. 14.-Flour-Dull, but un.
changed. Wheat-Dull and a shade low.
eE No. 8 white Wabash 81 40; amber
Michigan 81 .48t; March 81 48i; April
81 59i No. l red 81 SO. Corn-Fair de-
mand and firm; high mixed April 67a
07tc; May 6Sic; June zoe; new 69tc; low
mixed 68a63ic; no grade new 67c, Osts
dull, but unchanged; No. 2, 44c.
Glover Seed-$6 25.
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PHILADELPnIA.

PmnADRlpmA, Feb. 14-Work was re.
sumed this morning in ,tHe ruins Of the
ice house. The two bodies removed were
recognized as Otto Shubert and jacob
Selmback:; There are two others, Chas
Burke and Jacob Roth, not yet removed
IN all eleven have been removed, and
eleven persons injured, two Of the latter
are In critical condition.
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A CARD.
10 tho EdLtOrs Of the 1ntelIlgepcor.

To the Editors of the Intelllgencer.
We, members OF the Faculty OF thr
wheeling Female College" hereby en-
dorse the statement made by Rev. W. q
Morton in his srticle in the INTELLToEN
GER OF February 18th, replying to the
editorial which appeared in that papel
February 18th, entitled "a Scene al The
Female College" Respectfully,
r.. JANE A. ANDERSON,
NJ. N. HALLowELI.,
ss.- j. ARMsTRoNG,
i, ]. HuApHREvIL1R,
@ p A. DoNAHEY,
L. ADAMS.
ROBERT KIDD.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 14.-Business general.
ly quiet to-day, but southern buyers arc
operating more freely in assorted goods.
Cotton goods in limited demand and pr1-
ces rule firm. Double.and.twisted cot
tonades more active and in fair request,
Gloucester shirtings, cambrics and An
coma sheetipgs selling by agents at &c.
Woolens In moderate demand,
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Ice Break Up.

Troy, Feb. 14.-The ice in the river
broke up suddenly this morning. Seven
men OF work on Congress avenue bridge
took refuge on two barges moored at the
pier. The barges were forced down the
river TO point near Albany where they
became jammed.i The barges are IN the
middle Of the river and Il Is impossible
now. TO relieve the men on them. 40 va
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-General Butler
and Judge White, OF Alabama, having
been appointed subcommittee on two
bills heretofore introduced in the House
and referred to the Committee on Judici.
ary to abolish the test or iron.clad oath in
all cases where 1t is now required by law,
have prepared a report upon the subject
in favor Of itsIaboliton, which they win
this week submit to full committee.
There seems to be no doubt that a
majority Of the House are In favor of relief.
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How RAPIDLY the organization Of the
Farmers is proceeding may be learned
from the January circular Of the National
Grange Since the middle Of December
there was an increase Of 1868 Oranges,
aud the whole number Is now over II, 900.
The largest increase took place in the
former slave States, where 665 new
Oranges were formed, against 459 in the
Western States. The national member
ship Of the Oranges now numbers $780,.
600
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AS Is noticed iq our local columns,
Gov JACOB was in the city Saturday and
yesterday, and left last evening for Wash
ington. He attended service yester.
day morning at the First Presbyterian
Church, and in the afternoon received
calls at the Mcclure House from q number
Of gentlemen who waited on HIM to pay
their respects. The Governor goes tc
Washington on business connected with
certain military claims on the part ol
citizens OF this State, as for instance foI
militia services rendered in some Of the
counties during the war.
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An Exciting Contest Ended for The
Present. vl.

a SPECIAL Milwaukee dispatch to the
Chicago Et0sns Of Friday gives the psr-
tieulAn Of the exciting contest over the
Wisconsin bishopEic on the day previous.
DocIof De KovRN was nominated by the
clergy latter four ballots but rejected BY
'ne Laity' The election now stands ad-
ioutnea T0 ioF several months; During the
contest cont s the II Rev. DR.. Parker, o. Oshkosh,
sa'a ,aat he was sstOniahed and dis
gusted to find that the election Of R,shon @
had deEeneFated into regular political
campaign" He considered "the elec.
uoneeting campaign Of that diocese @ ,Ss
most diSgracsful matter that had ever o. a..
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.Flour and Wheat
Unchanged. Corn Mixed western nom
inAl 75c. 0ats-Dull and lower; southern
and western 6Sc. Provisions-Dull and
unchanged. Butter-Dull: Cofee-Dull
abdominal. Whisky-Quiet at eess1 90,
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, Feb. 14.-Wheat-Quiet
and unchanged; No. red 81 81; No. 3
do offered at 81 40, Corn-Large receipts,
but steady for old and lower for new; Old
held at 09a70c; new 65A8Gc. Oats-Dun
and lower; 4sc for No. State; 400 for.
No. 2 do. Petroleum-Market steady,
and q good demand.
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: oBLIGRD TO RAISE THE sTRoE.

MADRID, Feb. 15.-The Carlists will
soon be obliged to.raise the siege Of BIZ
boa. Gen. Rivera, with an advance Of two
thousand strong Of Gen. Morouiz's army,
is now within nine miles OF Portuguslet'
The national troops have defeated a band
OF two thousand Carlists before Fsllassa,
and have erevictusled the CITY,
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philadelnhin NInrket.

PHILADRIpn1A, Feb. 14.-Flour-Nom.
inRl. Wheat-Dnll. Corn-Dull. 0atH
Active; white 69s85c. Petroleum
Crude nominal at 12e; refined 14to,
prompt delivery 17ic Iroml date 10 end oi
June. Whisky-$l Of.
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ROME.
pEATn or A CARDINAL.

ROME, Feb. 14.-Oardinal Jarllueni,
announced seriously Ill Thursday, died
last night. he was one Of the recently
appointed Cardinals. "f#
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) FataIlv stabbed.

NEW YoRK, Feb. l4.-Peter and Gto.
HeaherL two butchers, quarreled to-day
In Washington Market over some family
matte, and George was probably fatally
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Miner Murdered.

BEAVER MEADOW, Pa, Feb. l4.-Neil
Mcbride, miner, was murdered last
evening. Il Is supposed the murderer is
an 1rishman, about twenty years old,
named Nell Paul, who escaped,
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weather Report.
0FPIol or THu CHrR 6IdNAI ORION,
RAsHNaroN. D. O.. Feb. ib.-R.11 p u
{ PRoBABnIT1Es. bs

1N'c PRoBABI1lT1Es. hsF!b Il
For the Middle and South Atlantic
States, falling barometer, northeast winds
veering 70 southwest, cloudy weather aud
possibly light rain. ..,...,s,
For the Gull States, south and west
winds, falling barometer, cloudy and rainy
weather, followed on the western Gull by
rising barometer and clearing weather. :
For the Ohio Valley, northwest winds,
partly cloudy and clearing weather, with
lower tempefature. thi
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cured in the American church" Just be.
rore the bAlioting commenced DR.. DE-
KovEN made speech defining his posi-
ton as to the "Real Presence" from which
the following Is brief extract:
"There were three leading questions, each
Of which had three different answers.
The first was, "WhRt is present?" the
second, Where Is It present 2" and the
third, sHow is 1t present 2" As TO the
first question, the Roman Catholics held
that the doctrine Of transubstatiation was
correct; the Lutherans held the doctrine
OF onsubstantiation and another Church
held the presence by q figure. The Prot.
estant Episcopal Church denied all ioi
these. It only said, "Believe and be
saved" It believed that the grace Of
Gods Holy Spirit was present; that II Is
a Heavenly gift all the same as II II were
blood, and yet II Is not There was the
real presence In the hearts Of the faithful,
who Worthily receive-only 10 those
hearts, not In connection with material
elements. Il was combined In sacra-
mental manner with those elements, but
was not of them. .a
He would then come to the main CUES.
tion, and ask whether there was any per.
son on that floor who would deny the
presence OF the living God, who could de.
ny 1t without also denying his omnipres-
enee. II God was omnipresent, he did
not see how he could be absent from
sacramental elements. In that particular
sense, could the human nature Of Christ
have any other presence than that which
sitteth at the right hand Of God? Could
His Divine presence have any other? If
II could not-ii either could not-then
eucharistic alteration was an error.
Some divines held that Christ could be
present in spiritual sense In the holy ele.
ments, and II He was there, then He was
to be worshipped. The wisdom Of their
Church had, however, left this
Although charged with being o Ritual.
ist, he had, while Rector ol q church
which had not been consecrated-the
private room Of a college-neVer, al
though having ample opportunity, used
any RituRlism that could be called an
tagonistic to the Protestant Episcopal
Faith. Prolonged applause. He had
allowed candles at one or two services,
but that was hardly an innovation, as
Bishops Of the church had set the exam
pie Tor divers reasons. Certainly, their
Church was not higher than Trinity
Church, New York, and candles had
been used there on occasions. This was
all the Ritualism he could be charged
with. Was that charge made in spirit
of fair play?
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS. BY.TELEGRApH.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Feb. 14.-MoNRY-Closed
up easy at 4a5 per cent on call.
STERLING EXCHANGE = Weak this
afternoon, when some Of the private
drawers were selling at 4s4f for 90 dsyS.
GoID-strong in the late dealings and
advanced to 112i, closing at 11sI. The
rates paid for carrying were 4aSIa5.
The Treasury operations for the week at
the New York office included the dis
bursement OF $1,S1s,OOO on account Of In.
terest and in redemptlono OF $50 bonds, and
receipts Of $9,50O,0OO. Specie shipments
for the same time $1,149,7 ,7s6, principally
silver bars. Imports $sIs71 ,7OS, Of which
sS,950,11S were dry goods and $4,9l2,590
merchandise.
GovERNMENTs-strong and consider
ahle dhnn
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would reduce the sum total Of sales, and
might displease his customer, Thus The
customer gets overloaded, and ut settling
day falls back on the selling firm for sps.
ciRl iayorsin 75ll's
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GksQnteui1atut

TnB Christian Standard, Of Cincinnati,
has long and complimentary review Of
Mr.. LArANR's letter and the new Eplsco.
pal movement. The article speaks Of the
letter as zone Of the fullest and ablest
Qualifications of the new movement" that
The writer has seen, and also adds that
nothing could be in finer temper" and
tLat at is a production which none but
spctsrlan bigot will desplse.p
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BANK STATEMENT.

| SASAAVd W buO SOuEt W b6ll Lu6 UNQklQE
house and real estate Of the establishment
for the benefit Of the creditors. i,l
BANK STATEMENT. A,Iri;y@
Loans-increase, $979,9OO; specie, In
crease, $25S5OO; legal tenders, increase
$sl9,200; deposits, increase, $2Ss, 100;
circulation, decrease, $500.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
The suit Of the Tenth National Bank
for q aldHddmuS to compel the Comp
troller to pay back $243, 900, balance ol
oVerdralts to the Court House Commis-
sioners In 1871, was continued to-day
when af1daVis were presented in answer
to those Of Henry F. Taintor, attache ol
the Comptoller's Office. The Comp
troller and Michael Norton, an ex.Com-
missioner Of the Court House, under in
dictment by the afi1dsyits Of Walter B.
Palmer, President OF the Bank, and VIM.
3. Field, counsel, contradict point blank
the material points in the affidavit of
Taintor, while the affldavits Of the pres-
ent and former Presidents Of the Bank
show that the Bank had accounts with fif.
teen different city departments, and that
Ilngersoll was sent 10 the Bank as
Treasurer Of the Court House Commission
and duly accredited as such by the Sec.
retary Of that Commission. This case Is
made more exaspersting TO the citizens
by the action Of tho present city officers.
A communication appeared in the papers
charging the Commissioner Of Public
Works with being anxious TO pay the
claim when II was before the Board Of
Audit, OF which he Is a member. The
Commissioner replies insinuating that the
groundleas and malicious charge was in.
spired In the Comptroller's Office, and
trusts 1t will be the last effort Of well
known public officer in this city attempt.
ing, through the guise Of 8 communica4
tion to the public press, to obtain credit
for his own actions by maliciously mis-
representing the actions OF Others
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Yiaitnr,:

MEMPHIS, Feb. 15.-A large number OF
visitors to the Carnival from Cincinnati, st,
Louis, Louisville and other points arrived
to-day -. - N
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As REaARpEp coNERss1oN.

he went on to say that he had no belle
in 1t In Roman Catholic sense.
Mr.. Vermillye asked DR.. De Koven
whether he would hear the confession oi
minors without the consent Of parents?
DR.. De Koven-I will hear the confes
sion olno minor without the consent o.
father and mother; the confession of nc
wife without the consent Of her husband;
the confession Of no person belonging To
my parish without the consent OF parties
These are my sentiments, and these my
rules.
The Council then took a recess for sup
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The InteI.oc ocean Changed to Qaarto.

L CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-The Inter. OCEAN
newspaper came out this morning IL o
quarto iorm with six wide columns TO the
page, and printed throughout with new
type presenting a very handsome ap.
nearance.1 ~ yg ,,- .E,-T ~ T
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NBw YORK, Feb. 14.-It is proposed
to dispense with St Pstrick's Day pa
rsde this year, and to give the money 10,
the relief Of the Door.
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sY CIR AlP5H.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

..-[ CBy The Western Union Line.
Omee Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe HIs)
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SPAIN.

BAYcNNE, Feb. 14.-It is reported that
General Dorregary, chief of the staff 10
Don Carlos, has been murdered.
MADRID, Feb. Alt Is probable that
the iorm ot Government in Spain will be
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New CITY Charter UncopstIlutIopal,

PTTTsBuReH, Fed. 14.-The Court de-
cided this morning that the new city
charter is unconstitutional, and Issued an
order restraining the Council Commits.
sioners from making an apportionment
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NEW YORK CITY.'


NEW YoRK, Feb. 14.-JeSSs r. CLARK
aged fourteen, while playing with q piSto
last evening at his home, No. lit Jones
street, shot dead Jesse Wicks, aged fif.
teen -.-In-.- =. u 'NaSL z n
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Chief Justice Waite arrived in this city
to-day, and as soon as his presence in
town was made known, he was called on
by q large number Of distinguished cit
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AUTHORIZED TO SELL.

Isaac Il. Bailey, Receiver oi the Com.
monwealth National Bank, has been au.
thorfzed BY the Court to sell the banking
house and real estate Of the establishment
for the benefit Of the creditors. isl
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bTATE BONDs-Quiet.

sToCKs-hallway and miscellaneous
speculation during the last hour Of busI-
ness was chiefly noted for the sudden ad
vance in Harlem to 1911, against 1904 at
the opening. General speculation was
firm and easy. The improvement was
maintained in some cases. Union Pacific
was very active at 35SaS5F, at which
figures some large transactions were re.
corded. -'At one time there was a slight
reaction in the market on the report Of
large fire in London. The total sales re.
corded were 111OOO shares, of which
1880 were Western Union, 81, 500 Union
Pacific, $500 Pacific Mail, OIHarlem.
800 Ohios, 5000 New York Central, 1900
St. Paul, 1900 St, Paul preferred, 100
Lake Shore, 400 St. Joseph, 500 Erie,
1000 Delaware, Lackawana & Western,
1,GOO Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central, 900 Rock Island, II 900 North.
western, 1,100 Northwestern preferred
and 1000 Cleveland, Columbus & Cincln.
natl.
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Loans-increase, $979,9O0; specie, In
crease, $685. 500; legal tenders, Increase
$sl9200; deposits, increase, $2Ss, 100;
circulation, decrease, $500.
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The coffee market appears to be de-
clining, The New York Bulletin OF Sat-
urday says that the'selling market ia con.
siderably under quotations and that only
nominal fionrea ran he oivop
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Special Notice.

There will be special meeting of
the Nevada Department Of the Alliance
Mutual Life Assurance Society Of the
United States, held in the State Con
,roller's Office on Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 4th, at 3 O'Clock sharp. full
attendance is requested. rs business of
importance viii come before the Board.
by order of
\. ID. CHAMBERLAIN,
q President.
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SOMETHING SEH.--The undersigned has been
appointed ;Ae sole Agent, for the sale of the
celebrated "DARSErI's ZiSC AsD PLATISA
PENS" These pens arc now almost universally
used throughout the United States and Great
Britain: they are warranted strictly nou-corro-
sive and a. duIaDle rs eight STEEL peas. Price.
s. 30 per gross. SAkrLEs GRATIS.
s.5Iu, JOHN q. Fox.
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S01arr.-Rob Flanders informs tie
lovers Of Tespsichorean pleasures TINT
a soiree will be given under bis manage
mept at CoiIett Hall on Saturday even
ing next. Admission one dollar.
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BORN.

IL Carson Valley. August lsth, - ;i'e vile .
Luther Odds. "A son.
Al Clear Greek. OGmsby county, August 6lth,
TO the wife OF George Bath, u daughter.
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Pay DAy.-Yesterdas WAS pay day
for tao principal mines on the Comsioch
for tn. month Of August.
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ycTrps. Justice Withereli reports
that 40 voters have registered al his
Office.
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DIED.

A Empire CIV. Septernber&. Will. l., infant
-un OF kr. and Mrs. James Hops.
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ANEW Observation-Disclosures tn. rail
road side track, north Of the Mint. just
back OF the Carson Exchange We found,
YESTERDAY. Nh q c LanEtry. with some
wOramen engaged in the construction OF
Something which excited oar cGrloElty.
Upon inquiry We learned that the Lyon
= III and Mining Company OF Dayton,
who have the contract for supplying the
Mint with acids, were having constructed
evaporating pans for the concentration
Of the solution OF copper-or reducing
it to blue stone. 1t is the intention to
connect the tanks in the Mint with the
concentration works by pipes. Former
II the sol utIou WAS removed 10 the mill
Of tine company for working hnt here
after it will be done here. When the
works are completed and III operation
We will give full description Of them
and the process.
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Evenin. Report.

49, Valley E, 81.
40 Eureka Con II. Ia b3c. le'i
sS Phoebe 5. s, Sa
IS Washington L Creole -
$50 Page X P ).
a Flag %. ~. az
niao Belmont .. Oh, %. SO. @.
$50 Newark soc. e.
!Go Chief Hill l2kC
80 North Belmont 20c
$50 Eldorsio North 1.
65 Chariot Mil 10, los hJ0
so q Chariot
2l0 MshCgany ~.
,59 independent 25c
$50 5 Chariot l.. l. so. ~
los Empire Idaho l.. IL
500 Silver Chord :.
1895 Empire Mil 9...a 81, *
22s0 Overmau AK. As 49, = 20
5Ga Bts; 4 Bel her -, 337. 90
100 Seq Belcber -. %
40 Savage g. 51H. 61 b3o
a3n Union Cor Is. Is
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