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The New York herald., 1875-10-17
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcrAL TERM.
SUMMARY OF LAW NEWS.

An application was made In the suit Of Miguel and
Ramon Garcas and Andrew Leaman vs. De Lozardi
Co. brought to recover alleged loan Of 81 2l5 40
Judge Lawrence in the Supreme Court Chambers,
yesterday granted an attachment against tho defend
ants property IN this city, the affidavit that they re-
sided in London, England
writ OF nabeas corpus granted yesterday by
Judge Lawrence application OF Mr.. William y. Howe
on behalf Of George Butler The prisoner forth
IN his petition that be was convicted nj the Court or
special Sessions OF petit larceny pna sent to the Pcn
tentiary for year He further alleges that the actual
crime which ne committed grand larceny Of which
offence the Special Sessions has jurisdiction and il
rs respectfully insisted that follows that his c0nvie.
zion was wholly Illegal, and therefore be pravs 10 be
released from serving Sn his term the pententiary
In the sui. Of MCLEAN et al Va Pollock et al 10 re-
cover VI, 300 ~ Tor goods sold, which before
Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court Special Term a
demurrer was nterposed by defendants alleging a com
position in bankruptcy the United states District
Court in Arkansas 70 which plaintiffs we're made mar
ties Planting reply alleges fraud In the proceedings
For the defence II argued that the Arkansas Court
alone had jurisdiction 70 inquire into the matter The
Court sustained the demurrer and gave judgment for
fhe defendants.
A charge was made last summer against Constantine
Schncrr then Custom House gauger, that he had
ceved liquors In large quantities upon which duties
were paid and he also charged with receiving
liquors from others which we're stolen. A. ap.
pearod claim any liquors on tho ground they
stolen this charge fell 10 the g1nd and was abandoned
frivolous aud wicked Tho charge OF receiving
smugged liquors fully investigated before Commis
eiOner Shields and some twenty witnesses were called
and the United States Attorney against him. Commits
sioner Shields rendered his decision yesterday honor
ably dischargng Mr. Schncrr from the charge made
In tha suit ~ Nha PeeRe, e1 BeA-, b@Ea ~ A&xe4
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRlLD.

BELcuER-WooD the residence Of the BRIDE J
parents Thursday, october H. BY tho Rev G. Henry
Vaudeville p u. WILLIAM II. BELcHER, OF Orange
\. J., TO MAGGIE AL daughter Of William G. Wood,
NJ D., Of Harlem y. Y.
BEyxErr-wHTE TE-On Tuesday October 70. at the
residence Of the brides parents bv Rev Thomas -.
Hastings D HERMAN Bennett Of Bridport VT TO
HATTIE l. WmrE, daughter Of Mrs +. j. Crane, Of New
York No cards.
Thursday, October 1870 by the Rev. f. w T. Stemle
JOHN DREYER, Jr, y HARRIET FAcKsER both Of Brook
lyn.
ErDESBERG-srERy-At the residence or the BRIDES
parents Sunday, October 10 by the Rev DIR. u. Elm
horn, LEE FRElDESBERG, of Savannah, Ga, to FANNIE
STERN, OF this city.
GAuBERr-vAS RIPER.-On Wednesday. October 1s
at the residence o the brides parents Iackensack n
j., by Rev VI ". Holly, Of Hackensack, assisted by
Rev. Or Partridge, Of Brooklyn, +. D., Mr.. HENRY A.
GAUBERT, Of Brooklyn, r. ID, 70 IDA A. third daughter
Of Peter Van Rper ESQ, OF Hackensack. No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Wednesday, october 13
AZ the Church oi the incarnation by the Rev Arthur
Brooks, rector, PHiLiP M MILLsPAUGH to AMELIA
SMoSsoN Both Of this city
MCLE4N-BAYLIss On Wednesday, October 13
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev Allen Mclean, THOMAS y. MCLEAN, NJ D., OF
Elizabeth n j., brother Of the officiating clergyman,
70 SARAH E. daughter Of John Baylss, Of this city. No
cards
RosrsaLA1r- -Brra-on Sunday, October Il. Mr.
GEORGE s RosESBLArT. Of New York, TO Miss LILLE
BER, Of Brooklyn, +. y. No cards.
sEcoRD-REDPIELD-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents on Wednesday, October IL 1875, by the Rev.
a > Graves, WARREN 2. SBcoRD 10 JULIA NJ, only
daughter of Burr Redded, Esq, all Of New Rochelle
NAne-MARTlS-At the residence Of the BRIDES
father hg the Rev Dr. Spauldng Mr l. KENsErT VAIL,
OF New York, 70 EMMA c. daughter Or John @. Martin
cashier Mechanics National Bank Pittsburgh, Pa. No
cards
WRIGHr-CURTIs On Thursday. October IA by Rev
s r. Bnrchard, EMORY a. Wright and EMILY A. CURTIS
all o. New York city
WYNNE-DOLAS-On Tuesday. October 10 nt ST.
Francis Xaviers church, by the Rev. David Merrick
MICHAEL r. WYNSE 70 TEssE NJ youngest daughter 81
the late william DOlan. No cards
ZEcKExDoRF-FRASK On October II, 1875 AZ TIC
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev Dr. =
Adler, WILLIAM ZEcKBSDoRF to JULIA FRANK
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DIED..

BAcHE-On Thursday October IL al her late resi-.
dence No l03 East Forteth street. RosABELLA, widow
or James 7. Bache
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited attend the funeral sunday the 18th,
al two p. NJ. from the Church Of st. John Baptist,
corner OF Lexington avenue and Thrty-hth street
BYRDsALI~-On Friday morning, october Is, At four
O'Clock, Mr. r. W. BYRDsALL, in tho 18th year Of his
age.
Relatives and friends and members Of the General
Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence,
No $40 Fast Nineteenth street. on Monday, 18th inst
a. O'Clock p NJ.
BYRSE-On Saturday October 16 BRIDGET, beloved
wife Of Thomas Byrne, Ia the SD year Of her age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from 81 jerome $
church, East 18th street. North New YORK, where
solemn OF requiem will be offered for her soul on
Monday morning october Is, az hafpast ten O'Clock
CALLAGHES-On Saturday, October 10, 1879 PETER
GALLAGHER, Sri native or the parish Of Aughalochre,
county fermanagh Ireland In the fSd year Of his age
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
two r. NJ
CAmPBELL-At Hackensack, N. j., on Friday, Oc-
tober 10, 1873 JAM ANN KiNGsLAND wife OF Robert
Campbell, IN the Gath year Of her age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 At
eae Ne tsasal en Monday, October Is from her late
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, vender
OF toy balloons was sentenced to the Pententiary for
five months for extorting money from a little boy
named 81 ade in Broadway. He first gave the child
balloon, seemingly a present and then demanded
payment He given ten cents by the frightened
child and that only half the price OF the
toy, the swnder took the balloon away from the youth
full victim OF his wiles. Mr. Sade the ehild's father
thinking that such a swndler should be punished
devoted entire Gay TO searching for him. He sue
ceeded finding the fellow Thursday and had him
arrested.
pledge store No III Bowery on Friday and gnatched
from the counter s5s5 diamond cross was held by
Justice Duffy in the Tomb Police Court for trial The
cross recovered.
Robert n Scott who Is now in the House Of Deten-
tion, became acquainted with Mary Smith on Friday
evening and went 70 her with her While he was
asleep she left with s65 Of his money. She was
committed for trial
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
DEALINGS IN IRoN.

On the 18th Of october man named George Hoffman
presented order to Mr.. Reese Carpenter, an iron
merchant doing business at No 4o2 Water street, for
500 worth OF bar iron. The order addressed to
David Carpenter, the father OF Mr. Reese Carpenter,
and signed 'Pat. kerwin, No. 1l3 Spring
street, Mr. Carpenter recognized the name
one Of his fathers customers and the iron
accordingly delivered II taken by n. Seary.
carman, to the Of Eleventh street and avenue
and there deposited. Shortly after its delivery Mr.
Carpenter discovered that the order purportng to
from Mr. kerwn forgery and the case was
placed ii the hands OF Detectives Reilly and Brien,
OF the Central ONCE, VINO yesterday arrested Hoffman
the of Eleventh street and avenue c. Part Of
the iron was found IN David Cochrane's polishing
establishment, No. 1876 Seventh street. and another
portion in that Of Michael Bowen, OF Eleventh
street and c. to which parties Hoffman had sold
il even before he had procured it from Mr. Carpenter
Hoffman brought before Judge Bixby yesterday
afternoon and committed in default of $1,000 bail to
answer at General Sessions.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmre
ANOTHER ARBITRARY ARREST.

John Smith, liquor dealer Of No. 434 East Thir-
teenth street, brought to the above court yeser
day afternoon and arraigned on charge Of selling
liquor without license Mr. Smith produced receipt
for SIS paid to the Excise Board few days and
mire Immediately ordered his discharge saying to
the officer who made the arrest -'I want you TO tell
Captain McCuloch that he had right to order this
mans and, furthermore in future he had better
obey the mandates Of the law and order such
arrests, for will discharge all prisoners arrested in
this a Once3
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THE ExTRADITED FoRGER.

Gottlieb Wilhelm Zennegg the defaulting bankrupt
cloth merchant and forger of Glauchan Saxony, was
taken home yesterday board the Bremen steamship
Donau, bound for Southampton and Bremen. He was
delivered over from Ludlow Street Jail TO the keep
ing Of United States Deputy Marshal L. Bernard who
conveyed his prisoner acarriage the Hoboken
Ferry to the above mentioned steamship, where ne
was handed over to the keeping Of the captain.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY judge Lawrence.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Lawrence
First National Bank Of Tarrytown.-T will hear coun-
sci the settlement OF the orders herein Wednes-
day, October 20 at quarter past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Matter Of Fefrs-I do not understand why this APP
phcation Is necessary. -
Ferris vs. Ferrls-Reference ordered
Same vs. Same-Same
By Judge Donohue.
Platt VS. Participation
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
KenZe vs. Clan Ranald--ExecutriCes allowed to dis
continue, without costs, other than such rendered
opinion
Stephan Forrer Alphonse Forrier-Report OF
referee confirmed and divorce granted.
Neay Buter.-MotOn denied Memorandum.
wilmer MorreL-Apphcaton must be made TO
Judge who tried the cause-Rue, &c, &C.
Bertha Kanne VS.. August kanne.-Reierence or.
dered
BY Judge Speir.
Chapman va The Pbmnix Bank.-Case settled
Goldberg VS. Levinson. Order settled.
Brown We. O'Brien, &c.-Findings settled
COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Robinson.
Edwin D McCracken VS. Jane A. McCracken-Judg
ment OF divorce for plaintiff
Cochrane VS. Benito. Motion 70 continue injunction
denied with $40 costs and preliminary injunction Dis
eoyed.-Mcmorandun
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LIABILITY FOR REPAIRING PIERS.

decision Of special importance TO those leasing piers
from the city has just rendered ny Judge Dono-
hue, Of the Supreme Court in case brought before
him at Special Term. The Hartford and New York
Steamboat Company leased pier from the city, agree
Ing keep in repair II became necessary in short
time to have il repaired the company applied the
city to do so, which request was retused The COM
pany then repaired il themselves and sued the city for
The cost the ground that it the duty of the city
10 keep the pier proper repair The case be-
fore Judge Donohue demurrer, interposed on be-
half Of the city. Judge Donohue says that although
the city was bound 10 keep the street OPP
posite q mans place Of business in
pair il does not follow that the city must
pair a pier, no matter how convenient TO the
plaintiffs when the lessees have assumed that
duty themselves by their lease. There is principle
20 prevent the city between itself and its tenants,
making contract Of that kind; and II does not lie
with the say that such lease is improper
while retaining the lease, thus taking all the benefit
and throwing all the loss on the city. There was
msrepresen tation the plaintiffs the condition of
the pier when leasing H. and there Is obligation
the city repair rebuild any pier But If the
defendants bound MAINTAIN the existence Of the
pier is not for plaintiffs TO rebuild il and charge the
city. For the reasons given the demurrer was sus-
tanned.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17
EXCHANGE.


A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HARDWARE, GRO
IL. eery, Drug and Liquor stores elso Livery Stable
Houses Lots and Farms. GOETCHINS A TAYLOR, 1
Real Estate and Financial Brokers' 266 Broadway
A TO EXCHANGE, $4,000 WORTH OF HOUSE
IL hold Furniture $4,000 worth Of Pianos for New York
Brooklyn jersey City Real Estate Merchandise part
whole, What oiers Call for week, from till g. I'D
dress n. O., Al West Sixteenth street.
A PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOR ONE OR TWO
~ Horses, Horse and Carriage Call at warerooms 2IO
East Twenty y-third street
RIO TAILoRs WANTED TO EXCHANGE. A NEARLY
Singer Sewing Machine for Clothes Apply at or
address SEEMING MACHINE, - West Third street
COAL AND WOOD.
~s.rs
ACKAWANNA C0AL--NlT s6; EGG, SO 20 STOVE,
IL ~ 10, delivered discount to dealers and grocers
b. GUEST 7th avenue conef 49th 43d street,
sth avenue, and llth ayenue. Attn street
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EUROPE.

nF ALL THE PROVINCIAL TOWNS IN THE SOUTH
" Of France the town Of Pau unquestonaby the most
favored Numerous visitors, whose health has been i'm.
proved by residence OF one winters under the cura
tive influence Of its sedatyc climate, have permanently
abshed its well deserved reputation The midness OF its
Temperature and It's proximity all the thermal Pyrenean
Stations recommend as an eligible wntering place TO all
persons suffering from weak constitution Or showing pre-.
nonitory symptoms impending consumption variety di
polo, theatre concert balls casino horse races &c give
great animation 70 the town and afford attraction
Visitors and TO pleasure seekers generally There places
Of worship for al religious denomina comfortable ho-
tells, villas houses and private apartments TO be let
moderate References and information bo oh.
tanned free OF charge, at the syndicate Office 4 Rue des
Cordeliers
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POLITICAL.

ArA REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or THE
- Edward Bowling Association of the Eighth ward held
at their meeting ROOM No 28 West Houston street,
Thursday evening, October If 1875 the President Mr.
Patrick Gregham IN tho chair resolutions unani
mousy adopted ndorsng the democratic State ticket and
the Iamany county and Senatorial ticket and recommend
ing Arthur Delaney their candidate for Civil Justice
in the Third Judicial district
on notion the meeting adjourned TO "Wednesday evening.
October 20, 1875 AT ~ O'clock
PATRICK GREGHAM President.
EDWARD NORRIS Vice President.
VIM NOLAN Treasurer.
o. FLETCHER, Secretary
JAMES RYAN, Assistant Secretary.
W. 7. BURKE Sergennt-at-Ar Arms.
INJECTION TICKETS 25 CENTS THOUSAND
~ Posters at half usual All kinds Political PRINTING.
q specially. GREAT AMERICAN PRINTING COMPANYi
81 Beekman street
NTINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-TIIE WORK.
IN ngmens Association Of the Nineteenth Assembly
rct win hold is regular weekly meetings every Thursday
evening o'clock r. NJ in its headquarters corner o.
Eighty second street and the Boulevard PATRICK MAR
TIN President; JoHs KING Recording Secretary.
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CONTERNO'S NEW METHOD, FROM THE CONSER-
" vatoire Of Naples Italy who has special and wonder
full method enabling students read vocal music in
very short time. 231 East Twenty-hfth street.
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COAL AND WOOD.

IN, se; E0G, SO 70; STOVE,
nnt % dealers and grocers. i.
49th street; 43d street, cor
ue. earneF 47th street
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A BOYS AGED o TO a. WITH GOOD VOICES :,
IA. taught and paid according ability. Apply on
Monday, from TO r. NJ at the school building adjoinng
church Ninth and Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY or MUSIC 50 uNIoN
n pace-Musica, Day and Boarding School for ladies'
teachers all the city and vicinity
supervision Of Professor SCHROEDER Musican
Director
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

" W. X BASSFoRD desires to be understood that he is
connected with the Conservatory 1lsk
Fifth avenue. either director o instructor.
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

MADAME KAISER FROM PARIS MOUNTS AND
JM repairs Fans 2O1 West Twenty .hnh street. corner
seventh avenue, New York Reparaons of oil kinds or
fancy articles
The New York herald., 1875-10-17

4 (,ARL ALvEs, TEACHER OF SINGING, NO. 113 SEC,
" ond avenue Particular attention paid to pupils desiring
/ to prepare for the opera, church, &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-07

INeURABLRs REsToRED.--Do not des-
pair because your physician shakes his
head. Professional opinions are not
infallible; and the are never wider of the
mark then when they pronounce Chron-
ic Dyspepsia an ipcurable malady. To
mitigate Its pangs, the faculty usually
prescribe air, exercise, and brandy.
The first two are Gods medicines; the
last is satanic poison. The only med
icine needed in Dyspepsia and its con-
comitants is DIR. j. WALKER's CALF
oRN1A VINEGAR BrTERs, the great veg
etable tonic of the age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-07

New York, Aug. 2.-The sale, under order
of the U. 8. court, of the franchise and prop.
erty Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, which was to have taken place to-day,
has been postponed until August 18th. The
reason for the adjournment Is incompleteness
of preliminary details and conditions for the
sale, and desire of the commissioners to have
everything so arranged as to avoid future
cmbarrassments to purchasers.
Lock Out AZ FAN River.
FALL RIVER, Aug. 3-About 5000 oper.
days, although rumors prevail that work will
be resumed In q week. There Is great deal
of dissatisfaction. Many are willing to 60
to work, including good part of the spin
ners. who have heretofore acted almost as a
unit, How long the mills will remain closed
1t is impossible to say. The manufacturers
say they don't know themselves The store.
keepers have given notice that the operatives
can afford TO take a vacation OF thirty days
they con afford TO pay each for their goods,
and no credit will be given till they work.
Every mill is stopped, except Stafford, which
will soon close.
Mortality Among Gai,dren In New
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Mr. Gibbs states that
the mortality among the poor children In
this city is averaging 100 day, chiefly chol
era infantum. He calls for volunteer ply.
sicians.
@ schooner Seized by Pirates.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2.--lEte,iigence Is
received by T. p Hale that his schooner
Lucifer was practically seized in Msgdalena
bay, last month, by q party of Mexican
rebels, who adopted this means 70 escape
from federal troops on the opposite side Of
the bay. The captain Of the Lpcifer report
ed that the rebels rushed on board the preyi
GUS day, and after putting the crew In irons
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Gard.

EDITOR STANDARD: BY your courtesy,
~ we wish to correct an error whichhas come
to the surface in tnat very " Weakly Echo,
which grossly misrepresents us as to our
conduct at Mr.. Hammonds meeting last
Tuesday evening. First Mr.. Echo charges us
wltn advertising our intention to lecture
against christianity, which is an unmitigated
falsehood, or at least a mistake on the part of
our young Echo, as we gave no such notice.
As to entering into q heated debate, we admit
that we had some discussion with the Rev.
Atkinson, but our justification is this: We
TOOK our place in the audience as any gentle
man should in an orderly manner. AT the
point when raid was ordered by the chief
END man OF the show upon sinners, the Rev.
Atkinson approached me and began to inter
rogate me as to my love for Jesus. He put to
me at least six questions concerning NV be-
lief courteously informed him as to the
nature of my belief. I frankly told him /
did not indorse his movement Not satisfied
to leave me, as any man of common sense
would do, he proceeded to argue the case
still further, when Mr.. Hammond, the Jacl,
of all clubs, interrupted the controversy by
crowding. in upon us and commencing a
prayer, when my christian Echo charges an
insult, 1 have not only to say that I was
not only. first insultei, but three-fourths of
the audience can justly charge Mr.. Ham.
mona with insult. j. l.. YORK.
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Sc Mrs. M, A. Barnes requests us
to announce that the Ladies Riding
Society will meet for practice next Sat
urday afternoon, Oath inst), at half-past
five o'clock, on Fourth Street. in front
Of Mr.. Barnes residence. The regular
meeting will thereafter occur each alter
nate Saturday, at the same time and
place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-07

PERsoNAL.-We received O call this
week from Mr.. Proebstel, Treasurer
of Clark county, and Mr.. Nye, Of East
ern Oregon, who visit the Sound to
/" See the elephant"
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The Ohio Storm ,

CINCINNATI, Aug. AT Seymour the
Ohio and Mississippi railrord Bridge is gone
and several washOuts on that road besides
This city appears to be the center of th,
storm, extending about one hundreds miles
in each direction. Total damage to railroads
crops and private property in this congress
sional district ia estimated at 81, 000, 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-07

E Lafayette Lane is the Democrat
10 nominee Tor Congress in Oregon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New England House for the
week ending Aug 9Th
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-08-07

/ Sam Wiley, Oakland,
ii + Basey & wife, Che
halls Station,
w Ralston, s. Bay,
p L Wiley, Oakland,
G Chadwick, City,
| A Shallow, N. bay,
w Garland, Oyster Bay,
X NJ Roland, Seatrle,
L T Sheets, Seattle,
e Hardness, Tumwater,
Albert Lane, 8. Bay,
A o Sheldon, N. I"
Z W LangdoR, " 3"
T Dofiiemeyer, Prairie,
A Hawk, City,
= johnson I,,s. Portland o.
T Harkhess, 8. Bay,
CT Dalordide, Seattle,
8 8 Crawford, /"
R " z Frazier City,
p Peterson, Mud Bay,
H 8 Chase, Buffers Cove
] McClelieu, City. =.
ID A Woodland, ="
VIM. Haslam, Tacoma.
P Luin, Graingers Ranch
CT Simmons, Chehalis,
John Hicks, Puyallup.
ID Courtney, Port Lud-
A Finlayson, " Ludlow,
e Marsh, City,
w + Crosby, Str. N. p,
L Holman, Victoria,
Q. Carbary, Conn.
e Tyler, Gray's Harbor,
y, p Valentine, do,
G Smith, Seattle,
Mrs. Fife. New Tacoma,
g Huntley, Skin Ridge,
A Sergeant, Mound Prat-
9 H Foster, City,
Il A Hall, Tenino,
w Littlejohn, Grand Md
II Hammond, Union CIV
7 w Mcdonald, Mason
&c Young, Portland,
p Morris, SkOokum Bay,
A 8 Mckenzie, " Z"
p. do, Mud "
] A Tllly, city,
] H Naylor, Tumwater,
M aSys,,, Oyster pay,
= ] II Bunting, Thurston G
@ w Brimiey, McDon.
AIDS Camp,
J G Smith, Chambers
Prairie.
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W. u q
G s Derr, city,
N C Brown, Tumwater,
Jno. Doyle, Union City,
II West, Texas,
W Campbell, Mud Bay,
G 8 Lane, Union City,
L Shelton, City,
J Burrows, Johnston Pt,
Edgar Wells, Seattle,
Mrs. Clark, !"
u Cutley, "
Henry Colvin +"
H Whitney s. Wife, S'th
Mrs. Jno. McReavy 4
Family, Union City,
Miss. Cove, +" ="
8 F Roberts, Seattle,
# Schwartz, "
Jas. Gerard. Chehalis,
II G Gerard, "
j Saius, Seattle,
@ Littlejohn, Grand Md
IL i Finch, South BAY,
w H Maston, Steilacoom
n Patterson. via,
G f Daniels. "
John Petterfaw.."
N Olson, "
g N Neal. 8. America,
H Barrows, London,
4 F Dalleshide, Seattle.
HI GIo.en, "
W II Murphy, s. Bay,
John safred, City,
L Green, ="
] @ Kelly, Glen Alley,
VIM. Reed, Seattle,
NJ. Anderson, Browns
Wan. Matteral. Mud Bay.
Alfred Bealle, Mount
XIII Frazier,
Is Leighton, Oakland,
Il Ef0ny, King Co.,
Jno. Draboook, Lewis OK
A Bisserty, Portland,
Jos. Phillips, A"
Quinn, Changers Prairie
d Warner, Buffers Cove
Jno. Peterson, Tacoma,
ii X Wallace, La Conner
] II Wooley, Steamer,
j McKillop, Victoria,
G DOfilemeyer, DOME
meyers Point.
Capt. @. 8. Clancy, NOrtl
Pacific,
G Myers. Seattle,
q Clarke, Tpmwatep,
| JRJaCobs, Little Shook
UNI,
N Jury, Coupeville,
| q Emeridge, Tacoma,
s + Brakefield, Seattle,
] G Horr & wife, City,