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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
LdTEST LOCAL.

MIR. BEBoUT, of the Toledo Democrat
and Herald, is at the Gibson House.
The District Telegraph Company has
removed to 9S West Sixth street, oppo-
Bite the Gifts Englne-house.
THE County Examiners say the Fee
Bill has resulted in a net gain to the
county of $36,l7
Quite a scene occurred in the House
at the unexpected speech from Ashley,
expressing regret for having sligmallzed
DR.. Kenealy in such harsh terms.
QUEEN CITY GROVE, No. 35, U. A. o.
D., filed its articles of incorporation in
the County Recorders office to-day.
Chas. Erdelmeier, j. A. Rheinberger and
John Kiehborth are the trustees.
CARDS are issued for the marriage GER
emony, next Thursday evening, of Mr.,
Wallace +. Smith, to Miss Emma Hatch,
which takes place at st. Johns T. e.
Church, corner Seventh and Plum, at
eight O'clock.
The Committee appointed on 'Change
consisting of Messrs. Chas. Davis, Jason
Evans and r. D. Mathers, to prepare
suitable resolutions concerning the deatl
of l.. A. Bramble, made their report to-
day which was unanimously adopted.
AT one OClOCk IulS alleruOOn an un'
known, we'll dressed man fell down in q
drunken condition on Vine street neal
Sixth, cutting his mouth and face very
badly. He was taken to the Ninth.
street Station in an express wagon.
TIE Daily Union prayer meeting this
noon was led by Rev. j. Krehbiel, pastor
OF the Buckeye street Methodist church
the attendance was quite large, and q
very deep devotional spirit prevailed
Several requests for prayers were made
THE wedding of Milton Safer, the eff1'
cient young attorney, and nephew Of ouI
County Commissioner, took place ut the
Central Christian Church, Ninth street
last evening. Miss. Clara Dunning
daughter OF the late Colonel Dunning
Was the handsome and happy bride.
CORONER MALEY held an inquest TO-
Say on the body of a man named John
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
Railroad Reductions-De KOUpn- Mime
sOt0 Bttts-SH0ec t01nu.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The Pennsylvania
road began selling tickets this morning
from this city to Baltimore for eight dol
lars, said tickets to be used within forty
eight hours. No change is announced
by the Baltimore q ONO Company, who
sell tickets for ten dollars, good for any
period. 1t is predicted in railroad cir
.les here that the rates will go down to
i've dollars. The Passenger Agent of
the Pennsylvania road states that the
next reduction will be five dollars by
The Baltimore & Ohio.
President Keep, of the Chicago and
northwestern Railroad, states that he
considers the new railroad law of lime
sofa to be an honest and just measure,
and one under which the roads of that
State could operate successfully. The
restrictive features of the law were en-
tirely proper, and should govern the op-
eratiOns Of all railways. The discrimi-
nation hinted at in section should never
De made. He believes that the House
bill would do much toward making the
people nd the railroad companies act
In harmony, and in time encourage the
building OF other railways in the State.
The Standing Committee OF the Do
cese of Texas met at Galveston yester-
day, and refused consent TO the conse-
Grafton Off either DekOven OF Jaggar, of
Southern ONO, thus following the ex-
ample Of Central New York. The Dio-
cese of Virginia, which includes the
State of West Virginia, also voted against
DeKoyen. AS the matter now stands
he has seven votes out of thirteen.
The Minnesota legislature held an all
night session, having nearly two hum
ared bills to dispose of. Among the more
important bills passed were those au-
thorizing the Attorney General OF the
State of Minnesota to discontinue SUIT
against the First Division of the st. Paul
u Racine r. r. for forfeiture of charter;
the grasshopper relief bill, appropriat.
ing $50, 900, OF which $4,000 is for seed
and $25, 900 tor immediate relief in food.
A bill was passed providing for tenn
porary loan of $4,000, for the fund for
preventing anu Furnishing bribery at
elections.
1t is showing heavily again in the city
to-day and shows no sign OF clearing.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
jerome Bonuparte .Conhlin V1mdioated (e,

Jerome Bonaparfe 'LOnkIiH Vtndicuted {: }
The case of j. Il. Conklin, claim agent
and divorce lawyer, V. The STAR, an ac-
Cion for libel, in winch Mr.. Conkfn asked
a judgment for $4,000 in vindicaiion of
his reputation (I), concluded this after
noon.
The Court instructed the Jury that if
they believed the charges made by The
STAR against Conkiin to be true, they
must find for the defendant, but if they
did not believe them to be true, their
judgment must be for the plaintiff.
The jury, after about five minutes de-
liberation rendered verdict for the de-
fendant, and vindicated MIR. Conklin. to
the extent of allowing him to shoulder
the costs for his trouble.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
a Pr0test-Burned to Death.

MONTREAL, CAM, March 5.-The loco
motive engineers Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad have formally protested
against the proposed reduction OF their
wages.
AT a fire at boarding-house in this
city, last night, young man named Mer-
rick was burned to death. Several
others had narrow escape.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

MEMPHIS. March 5.-Flour in fair demand
and firm at $4 rs. Corn-meal is held at So ss.
Corn dull and unsettled at S2GS3c. Oats dull
and dropping at 7Ugi1c. Hay frmer: Otso
River, S2l(G24. Bran lower: $2s 20.
Lard quiet.
Bulk meats: demand light and holders iirm
at Tjs0l7 z(g 10 u oylU1ac.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

TOLEDO. March 5.-Flour in fair demand and
firm. Wheat in fair demand and advanced:
No. white Wabash II IS; No. white MiGhi-
gan, 81 IL; amber Michigan held at 81 ca. with
81 OsJs offered; April, 81 TO-; May, 81 ID; Ne. =
red,'sl 81; No. amber Illinois, 81 Os3t. Cora
dull but unchanged. Oats dull and sha..o
lower.
Clover seed, Sc 40; mammoth, $6 80.
Dressed hogs, IS % for heavy.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
st. ouis Market.

ST. LOUIS. March o. Cotton steady and I'M
changed.
Flour in good demand at full prices for lower
grades. Wheat dull: No.2 red winter, 81 lDs,stm
! C6, cash; 81 OSAGl 0sls, April: Il 10k, May;
No. do, 81 G2h@l 0S, closing al inside figures.
cash. Corn hess active and unchanged. No. .
mixed, 64h(@6bc. cash; 66ySc, April. Oats un.-
settled: No. 2, 5dHg exc. Barley and rye ua-
changed, and little dong.
Whisky active at VI IT,
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, March 6.-COtton quiet: sales
at 15Lc.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady at .6Sle7Uc. Oats firmer at 63(g65c. Rye;
quiet and unchanged at 81 III.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Provisions quiet but strong. Pork, $40. Bulk
meats: shoulders &c; clear rib, iUc; clear,
10kc. Bacon; shoulders, SgShc; clear rib.
11Hc; clear, i1aG1l5sc. Sugar-cured hams,
lac. Lard: PRIME steam, lac; tierce, N1. y
l4%c
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

The Chas. Bodmann and Mary Houston ar
rived at New Orleans Yesterday.
The new steamer Hudson, Capt VIM. List,
leaves Wheeling for Cincinnati tomorrow.
The Robert Mitchell will follow the Exporter
to New Orleans, leaving here on Friday.
There is considerable freight awaiting the
Chas. Morgan at ohawneet0wn.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
DIS. Jaggar and DeK Koyen.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Iniormation has
been received here that the Standing
Committee of the Diocese of Louisiana
has consented TO the confirmation of Drs.
Jaggar and DeKoyen; and that the Com
mIttee of the Diocese of Central Penn
sylvania has refused to consent to the
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

rJSHE Ladies of Mount Auburn, engaged n
giving the Martha Washington Tea Pagxy,
al the Lookout House, on the evening Of the
22l of February. take this opportunity to cx-
press their obligations TO the proprietors Of tho
Inclined Plane and Mount Auburn Railroad fur
their generous assistance; also, to Mr.. Harl,
proprietor OF the Lookout House, and wife, far
their valuable assistance in the preparations,
as well US for their Kind aud efficient co opera
tion at the time; also, to NJ. Clolser, prOprae-
tor of the Mountain Cottage, for closing HE
house on that evening; also, to Mr. H. H1uckD
and MIR. NJ. Il. Coney for their generous d0na-
tions. The ladies also wish to express their
appre .iation Of the cordial interest manifested
by the Press. LOUISE M. TAFT.
1t Secretary.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 5.-Wheat fairly ss-
tive: sales of 500 bush No. Wisconsin As
81 so, 2,4OO bush Sheboygan at 81 05. Corn: new
is scarce; sales of one car No. on track at 5Sc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
FINANCIAL.

Gold is steady to-day at 115h.
Eastern Exchange Is still quiet, with change
OF any Importance. Only moderate demand
was manifested and the receipts are not large
Buying. selling.
N. Y. Exhange m 1-20 dis. LEO prem.
Philadelphia Ex'ge.. 1-20 dis. lao prem.
Boston Excnange... 1-20 dis. 1-G prem.
Baltimore Ex' ge -20Gl lilo dis. 1-20G1- 10 prem.
The market for Government securities is not
80 firm to-day. Bids are made 1s0DH lower
than yesterday. The following are the 40
L. NJ. New York rates To day:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

DETROIT, March 5.-Flour quiet and ua-
changed at $5G5 so. Wheat III fair demand and
firm: extra, 81 13; No /, 81 10y; amber, u vs.
Corn quiet and unchanged at 6yHc. Uats quiet
and unchanged at 5Stg59Ac.
Clover seed is neglected and held at Sc 2yD
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

EAST LIBERTY, March 5.-hogs: receipts
light; shipments. 6 car loads. Selling st ss5s
Q6 rs; choice, So 5OtgS 65.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
[iereInnd WA9.Nef.

CLEVELAND. March 5.-Wheat quiet and a.r-
changed. Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
steady, tirmcr and unchanged.
Petroleum firm: standard white, car lots,
Ike; Ohio State test. l2kc; small lots. 1@1o
hI.her.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

BEEF CATTLE The market is quiet with
no change in prices. We quote total raags
81 75lg6 10 per GENITAL gross for common to good.
HOGS-Market quiet and I'm. Common asp
worth IS 00(aG Is, medium to fair $7(g$s 30 per
GENITAL gross No goou or choice grades are Of
ering.
SHEEP-Market steady and quiet. Fair 10
choice are offered at "a 5UtG8 80 per cental
gross.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
RIVER NEWS.

The weather tO-day is cloudy and warm,
with indications of rain. The river continues
leceding, having fallen ID inches since our last
report, with 80 feet inches in the enamel by
Tho Water-works marks at six O'Clock this
morning.
Boa,s leaving -day-Pittsburg. Exchange;
Wheeling, Andes; POmerOy, Telegraph; Hun
tlngton. Fleetwood.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

OswEGo, March 5.-Wheat dull: No. Nd
and NO sales; prime Canada nominally 81 ~.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

PITTsDUR6, March 5.-Wheat quiet and priets
unchanged. Corn: ear, 15(G77c; shelled 704
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05
MARR led.

CORRECT.
MOTT-CONDON-On January 5th, by Rex.
Father Driscol, n. Charles t.. Mott and Miss
Maggie Condor, at st. Xavier's Church. IL
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

East .Libertv Market,

PEORIA, March 5.-Corn, Glk. Oats: whits,
5GHc; mixed, AHc. Rye, 81.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

The following is the ~ T. D. report OF New
York Stock Market as received BY Lea, Ster-
rett N Co., rs w est Third street:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

TNOR RENT-COTTAGE--o four rooms. %
Il shermah avenue. Keys at No. % Dudley
street. W. ma5-sss
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-05

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-06
BY Ell. EGR APH!
SPECIAL TO THE rIocHE DAILY EECoBD,
DIX WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

New YORK. Oct 4 The United States
Legal Tender Club have called meet
ing at Cooper Institute on the. 18th to
form Democratic Legal Tender State
Central Organization.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-A Washington
special says: The Treasury Agent For.
ney, who was sent out to investigate
charges against A. Scbaffenburg, former
Marshal of Colorado, gives graphic
picture of the enormous operations of
the Denver ring. Forney left here with
four accounts that had been submitted
OF Schatfenburg at the close of bis Mar.
shal's term. Forney went out for the
purpose OF comparing these accounts as
submitted to the Treasury Department
with the original records of the court
in order to discover their falseness or
correctness. He found the four accounts
fraudulent and had secured the payment
OF large sums of money to Schaffenburg
amounting to practical robbery. One of
the principal swindling features of the
mans style of keeping account with the
Government was in charges for keeping
prisoners. Every man who was arrested
was made to figure as prisoner in the
accounts whether he saw the inside Of n
Jail or not. A responsible citizen would
be arrested for some trivial infraction NJ
United States law and would be perbaps
released on his own recognizance, vet
such cases as that were made to 6opre
under Schaffenburg's manipulation as
prisoners in Jail from three to six
months. requiring the payment of 81 SC
each day for their subsistence. Fl q
Alderman, District Attorney at the time
schatenburg was Marshal, made him.
self very unpopular by his persistent mr..
resting OF men for triAes and CARVING
the cause up for fees, yet he never mr..
rested man, but Schaffenburg made =
jail-bird of him and made ont Hill 20,
subsistence. Some Of the best men in
Colorado, without their knowlsdge, hay,
been placed in Schaffenbure's accounts
to the Treasury Department on pa,
with thieves and murderers. During thu
last six years there have bot been owe,
two hundred prisoners confined by III,
United States authorities and yet Schaf
fsnbura, during his reign, sent in &C
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MILE CONTEMPLATING ID,

WHILE contemplating the smooth
edges " of two psy-dsys in close iuxta.
position, try the smooth liquors and fine
cigars at Psnaca Saloon, Lacour street,
one price, one bid. ly
W. Il. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. S. l.. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, fulk & Meal
pins saloon. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
GO to J. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but frst-class workmen. Il.
DE-. DEAL has associated himself with
DR.. Hammond, from California, in the
practice of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. II
ALL persons who like TO smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
" Poriaue." It ia made in New Orleans
and is for sale by Roila V. Watt at Lees
drug store. If
FoR sALE.-An A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. Il. WILSON.
| At Fulks & McAlpin's, Meadow Valley at
CHEESE! Cheese! One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or al
retail. at T. C. PouJADE's.
c. s. RAYMOND, tonsorial artist, car
always be found Mt his place of business
on Main street, above ]. J. Halpin &
Co. s store. I'm
Ice, CRYSTAL ICE, delivered daily by
S. B. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
of E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. t
Go to Alexanders for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-06

counts charging for subsistence Of over
two thousand prisoners. Another means
of stealing from the Government was to
oyercharge for mileage; this was done to
such preposterous extent that were it
not for the Importance of the crime it
could but excite lsvity on account Of
the barefacedness of the steal. He
would send ont a Deputy Marshal to ar
rest a man, and whether the Deputy sue
ceeded in finding his man or not Schaf-
fenburg would take the name in the war
rant and enter it up as a prisoner. for
whom he not only charged subsistence at
the rate Of 81 so per day. but be also
added mileage for the transportation of
the mythical prisoner from whatever
part the wandering Deputy saw fl to
select. One of the most original ways
is where Sehaffenhurg arrests himself
and charges the Government for sub
sistence. At one time he, in company
with some ring speeulaiors in Denver.
went south Of that city and through
collision with the then Register
Of the Land Office took up twenty
three sections Of homesteads through
fictitious names being used in
the enteries. All these lands were
afterward sold to the David Moi
fatt i Co. ring; then the Govern
ment got wind of this and began suii
against the fictitious men in the deeds
for selling their homesteads. Then II
was that Schaffenbprg arrested himself
and the crowd by causing warrants to b
issued for all of the aliases used in thu
fraudulent land transaction and at once
placed the imaginary crowd in Jail ant
charged up a lot of officers mileage anC
guards expenses with regular rates pei
day for a long time in jail. The above
mum bered are facts embraced in Forney',
reports to the Attorney General; tht
most practical result of his journey wa'
accomplished in securing an indictment
of Schaffenburg. On the four account!
he took out the ex- Marshal was held il
the sum of $4,000 bail. Forney ais,
reports the Government ought not t.
stop there as he has gathered evidenc,
against Schsffenburg that will warran
30 indictments for perjury, 30 indct
ments for fraudulent accounts and suit
to recover upward of 100000 fraudu
lently taken from the Treasury of tn
U. S. He says Schaeffenburg who trie,
to brass out the charges at first ia nos
thoroughly scared and would jump th
country if it were not for his bondsmen
He says that he has received to-day wor,
from Denver that ring delegation vii
call on the President this evening to be-
off for Schaffenburg. They will clair
that his prosecution will break down th
party in Colorado, meanwhile the pres
ent Marshal, Col. Chas. G. Tompkins,
man whom the ring can't scare or buy
is nephew of the President. He ha
also made arrangements to call on tn
President with counter delegation
Forney says if the Government pushe
the cases now in the U. S. Courts, thes
, against Schaffenburg, d. Moffatt & Co
and ex.Register Cook for the loss an
= frauds the ring will be completed
broken up and the reign of good men
Colorado secured.
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Pa ciEc Coast.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5,--Last night at
S:l5 two smart shocks of earthquake, in
rapid succession, were felt; no damage.
The vibrations lasted about seven Sec
onds.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Bank of California is now being held in
the directors room; the proceedings are
strictly private.
The San Francisco Stock Board and
Pacific Exchange opened this morning
with great enthusiasm and good feel
ing, Prices were well sustained and
there was large attendance.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 5.--Nothing new from
Temecula. A man from the mountains
in that vicinity reports a number of
bucks Fastening in that direction. The
Sheriff and Deputy started for TIE.
mecula yesterday, where they will sum-
mon posse to quell the disturbance
II not enough men are obtained there he
will call for assistance from more popu.
lous parts of the country.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 5.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Bank
of California was held today at IL a N .
Thirty-two thousand shares were repre-.
scented ont of fifty thousand; OF these
Mr.. Sharon, representing the syndicate,
voted twenty.eight thousand. the bal
ance being in the hands of individual
holders. The meeting proceeded to the
election OF new Board of Trustees, re.
sultipg in the choice of D. o. Mills,
Thomas Bell, VIM. Sharon, George II.
Howard, VIM. Alvord, VIM. Norris. Jno.
o. Earl, Jos. r. Keene, Robert F. Nor.
row, Nicholas Luning and E. j. Bald.
win. Mr.. Baldwin had been previously
elected to fill the vacancy left by the
death of Mr.. Ralston; otherwise the old
Board is reelected except Messrs. Tai.
liant and Sachs, who are replaced by
Keene and Morrow. The trustees will
meet tomorrow for organization, when
it is understood that D. 0. Mills will be
reelected President. A statement was
made to the stock holders of the present
condition of the Bank, and some inqui
ries made of the cause which led to it,
suspension, but on these points the Banl
officials keep their own counsel, excep
to state that the present condition doe
not vary materially from latest reports
that by judicious management the assets
will prove sufficient to pay the deposition
and return to the stockholders from
twenty to forty per cent. of their stock
The stockholders are reported to be wei
pleased with the manner in which tn
affairs of the Bank have been worked NJ
and passed vote OF thanks to the trus
tees and syndicate for their efforts in be
half OF the institution. A committe
was appointed TO revise the constitution
and bylaws, consisting of Judge Ha
gan, Il W. Carpenter, and Messrs How
ard, Sharon. Mayne and Mills, with in
structions to report ON the Cd of Novem
Der. Adjourned.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tenplar
met at Saunders Hall to-day. with
'uii attendance. Rev. Jab.z Wake,
Grand Chief Templar. presiding. Thur.
DAY was fixed for the election Of officer,
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xcIsCo Stock REPORT.
az FnascIsco. October ).

MORNING sAi-Ls'
,,e, orbir-64 64k 6ss 6S q =
- -, sIs,.iesn-9l = % 2lA rs ,o,sh.
~ 49, = cprry-iss lss $50
a. Resi- 4 Belcher-49 'Vu"
1gs sav.ge-s3 81 .ora
On Thollar Potosi-tVo'
$40 Imperial--iv1
"a Fmuire Mill
1saInha -I9 49, sS
a. zee 4 Norcross--- -
"a Crown Point-23H - 70
l65 Yellow Jaeket.o-
26e B Bel VVfirrginis-:ioo 3O4 3O5 500 3o2h
lSy S,srrs Neyada-I5l4s
sds California-5se 60 0uA
3s0 Oyerman--i6 AZ ~
inO snccor-lz
Csl Union Con- 90 81
as Iustice-35s 80 50 3lh s.
6s5 Lady Bryan-sa
1910 Julia Con-
70 Caledonis-l7 lGA
1s5 Baltimore Con-33h
$50 Utah-l4 1874
100 Silver Hiil-eS
90 DaytoD-4
l4ONY Con = . ~
IOb Pill sheridan-4
$50 Occidental-tS
oO5 Woodville--2
200 Lady wsshington-3S9c
$40 Andes
Io0 Wells Fargo-A
$50 Leviathan-lh
95d Pr spect IS
100 Morning Star-SG
AFTERNOON sALEs
AIS Best & Belcher--46 A. 46k i6hbj
$50 MeNican-l94
rs Golden Chariot-l.lOc
a75 Justice--3O 500 SsA
go Ophir-5S 57A
go California-5S 5SA
90 Meadow Yalley-3k 81
2l5 raymond 4 Ely-25 90 25@
1850 Eureka Con-l9Is II lG 10 IA lih Is 10
60 Jackson-l
100 Belmont-2A
$50 Leopard-l5
$50 JeffersOn-5
$50 Gila-3
100 Hussey-1A
$50 Mans feld-GJc
ll5 Con Virginia-291 y 2aG 800