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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

CALDWELL FoUND.-The London CORES
pondent OF the Bos ton Herald writes, June
29:-"This morning 1 called on Mr.. Josiah
Caldwell, the supposed myth in more than
on Mr. Blaine's connection with Little Rock
and Fort Smith. III we could believe the
ingenious theories furnished by the Wash
fDgton correspondent of the New York Sun,
which have just reached London by mail,
there would have been no practical use In
attempting to ind Mr.. Cald weIl, the author
OF the generating dispatch. But on reach
Ing 115 Cannon street. Josiah Cald well' In
large black letters on brass plate promised
more than the columns Of American papers
for successful search. On entering the
office, ON the second floor, Mr.. Caldw re-
ceived me most cordially, and nom the usual
ofice plates, stamped paper, signs, ETC., there
seemed to be no possible doubt OF the gentle
mans identity, ana when. later, he produced
the original kilograms received aud copies OF
those sent, the question received an ever
lasting ouietus.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
M. BrfsteW's Refusal 20 Testtfy.
LITTER OF THE PRESIDENT TO THg tx
6ECRETARY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. IulY 12Lh. 1916

Hon. B. III. BriaotO Dear Sir: Through the
press learn that the COMMITTEES Of Congress
investigating ,ohtsky frauds have summoned
You as witness, and that you-with great
propriety as think-have declined TO ties
or between q member Of the Cabinet and the
Executive officially, Is privileged, and that
committee OF Congress have no right to
you have assumed on this question. ont bag
TO relieve you from all obligation of secrecy
on this subject, and desire not only that you
may answer all questions asked relating to
1t, but wish that all members of nv Cabi net
and ex members of my Cabinet since ha We
been President may also be called upon to
testify In regard TO the same after.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
REFORMED

REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-The
general council OF the reformed Episcopal
There was q large attendance. Bishop Mich
olson, OF Philadelp hia, preached the opening
sermon. At the close OF the sermon an eulogy
on the late Bishop Cummins was delivered.
The council was called to order by Judge
Hughes. In the afternoon session the cleo
ton Of presiding bishop was proceeded
with. Bishops Cheney and Nicholson were
nominated, the result being the election of
Bishop Cheney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

DoNReTIC TRAGEDY IN PfrrsBURG -In
Pittsburg, Pa. last evening W. o. NcDon-
aid, bcokkeeper. visited the house OF his
father-in-law, on Liberty avenue, where his
wife has been staying for some time, and
AFTER some alteration with her drew re-
volver and shot her and then shot him self.
Both parties Will probably die. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

AN ANTI-CATHoLIC MovxNKNr-Meetino
the Baltimore American from Wilmineton.
Del, July II, says: Charles +. Garitse. A.
Worth Spates aud Mr.. John w. Adams, OF
Baltimore, are here attending q convention
which sits with closed doors-delegatoa
present from Virginia, Connecticut, Ohio,
Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvaua,
Warrington and New York. The members
ne copvention ~ Il DoIii,cSi III cbsrssser az
anti-Catholic In principle. Three ssssions
have heen held to-day, and viii be continued
tomorrow. The discussions - heard nom
Edgar and 81. r. Holt, OF New yersey, are
the leading spirits in the convention. The
noe mbers tpreserve their pledges Win such
ganixation IN not even known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
One Hundred Thousand I'm Gold for
Charity.

BOSTON, July 13,-The viii of the late Au-
gustus Nemenway directs his executors TO
pay $1,000 in gold among deserving chari-
table Institutions. 1t also provides for the
payment of 81, 900 a year for the next ten
ten years TO maintain divine worship at the
jail and poor house at Litchfield, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
Ceuteuut.t Iuare. Excurrtou

judges, to the number OF one hundred and
MY, arrived here at noon to-day via Lax
Shore and Michigan Southern railroad. Az
ter an bonr's drive the party with q number
OF guests took the train for Niagara Falls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Love BRANCH RAcss.-Tne nrst race at
the Long Branch course, yesterday, three
quarters OF mile, was won by ROmney In
Lis. The second race, one ana three quarter
two mile heat race did not MI, % race Of Q
mile and e-eighth, for al ages, Was substi-
tinted. The race was won by Waco In 20l.
eight hurdles. two miles, was won BY bullet.
shGPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CHICAGO
The municipal election for mayor OF Chi
cago yesterday resulted In the election OF
Monroe Heath by the folio wing vete: Total
vote, 20,o72; Heath over McGrath, 10. T98;
Heath over Kendall, 11,613; Heath over
both, go. Heath carries II out of IS wards.
The Tribune claims this as straight-out
republican victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
GEN. CROOKS PATE
Stories nj n FIGHT COnfrndtefeA

OMAHA, July 13.-A dispatch from Fort
Fetterman last night says there is not q
word OF truth in the rumor OF Gen. Crooks
light with the Indians and defeat by them;
that all sorts OF rumors are afioat which are
contradicted by the officers, and that nothing
has been heard from Gen. Crook for the past
ten days. A courier is expected daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

TIE ORAN0RNEN's HOLIDAY, occurring
yesterday, II was observed In New York by
picnics, IN Philadelphia BY parade Of 200
men, and In Lawrence, Mass, BY parade of
about 800, accompanied by the entire police
OF the place. At st. Johns, N. B., the pro-
cession was attended with some skirmishing
between the Orangen1en and Catholics. A
man named John Burk was dangerously
shot, and several others are reported severely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

IIn England, iron ID rolled into sheets a
thin and as flexible 90 paper.
~Tnree warehouses, 5000 empty barreia
Coemos oil refinery. eight miles from Pitts
ourgs were burned yesterday. Loss IS 900.
@Otto Hofnerle was sentenced % ten
years imprisonment In Brooklyn, n. Y,
ye:teroay, Tor outraetng IN stsht-yeAr old
EThe iron foundry OF sh;ckies, Harrison
a Co, at St Louis, was burned yesterdsy.
Loss 81, 600. The nut brief bolt factory Of
Loss 81, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

AMONG THE HEROES who fell In the late
horrible encounter OF our troops with the
Sioux was promising young neuteuant in
the army, VIM. ". w. Reilly, but twenty, two
years Of age, the only child OF q gallant
naval ofhcer who persisted many years ago
In the U. 8. brig of-war Porpoise, which was
sent to sea ia an unseaworthy condition aud
never heard Of again. She doubtless went
down with all on board; and 1t Is impossi ble
not to be struck with the strange aud awful
similarity in the fates OF this brave father
and his bra We son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR CUMBERLAsD.
Last night the steamer Skedaddler, at 8
O'Clock, with q colored excursion party,
passed under the mule-tow bridge overWili's
creek, near Cumberland, Md. From the
bridge stones were thrown. Six or seven
shots were fred up from the boat and two
cOlored men shot-Thos. Snively and Henry
Ferchew-the former on the right temple,
the ball glancing under the skin, making a
the latter q flesh wound In the leg. The boat
went on up the river. No arrests yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

ton for positions upon the team to compete
In the Irish American match At Creedmoor
in September took place yesterday, and the
to CONSTITUTES the team and reserves were Sc
lected ~ follows: w. B. FarWeu, r. HYDE
L. Weber, Gen. T. 8. Dothin, O. e. Biyden-
burg, ]; =. Allen, Haler II. Fulton. Z g.
Jewell, and Mr.. Rathbone. Eight com pose
the team and four are ree0ryog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
Death Of a PhiladeI>hfa Rnexe,

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Rop't Gray, a
well-known brewer of this city, died this
morning. He was at one time president OF
the Commercial Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

THIEvKRY AT THE CENTENNIAL EXIT
BlTioN..It was found On Saturday morn
ing last that several hundred dolla rs worth
Of Swedish exhibits, known to have been il
their proper place when the show cases con.
tanning them were locked up on the preced.
Ing evening, had mysteriously disa ppeared.
The goods were lady's seal skin jacket.
worth 9136 in gold, and gent leman's skat-
Ing jacket, worth e146 In gOld.-[ Ph1ddelp tia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

THE ANMuAL CoNvBNrIoN of the Ma
floral Bali Posters Association was held In
Michael Dundon, Of Troy, presidine. Tbere
were MY delegates present The object OF the
convention II to consider the best means for
increAsing advertising By means OF bill
and questions arising win be discussed The
convention win probably hold three daya.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

ST. PAUL, MINI, July Is fine repuhli-
cans OF the first district have nomioated
Mark II. Dunnell for reelection 70 Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

There are In Turkey over 40, 900 persons
In prison for debts due the 0overnmsat
0Don Carlos visited Machinery Han at
the centennial exhibition yesterday.
n0The Rev. ]. 8. G. Abbott n dangerously
Ill At his home In Fair Haven, Corn, and IL
not expected 10 recover.
~ Mr.. Randall ought 70 be satisfied. Sit
ting Bull he's helped him to cut down the
army.-lM r. Herald.
~The kangaroo has beeu introduced into
several large estates In France, and II nov
being hunted. -
nvAt the funeral In Boston OF William
Seayer. dtsbelievef in any roiigion
Bryants "Tnanatopstsp was read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Miss Clara Louise Kellogg win spend
the month Of August at Saratoga. She nrn-
poses 70 visit San Francisco next Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Up TO THREE O'CLOCK there had been no
agreement reached on the army or legisl alive
appropriation bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

PERsoNAL.-Mr. George Douglas, of the
Capital, has gone to Long Branch for a few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

THE C0NFEREES on the part OF both Houses
OF Congress to-day agreed on the suudry
civil appropriation bill, with the exception
of the registration clause. That point Will
be settled in open Senate and the House.
The report will be made to the House this
afternoon.
Two LADIES were conversing In the R,-
tunda OF the Capitol this morning. "Well, !"
said one, Congress cannot be patriotic, for
the Capitol, not even the dome, was lit up
on the 4th of July" "Oh," said the other.
guess on the 4th of July Holman and Blue
Jeans sat down on the gas meter"
REGISTERED CERTIFICATES OF THE Dfs-
TRICr-In the Senate to-day Mr.. Sher m an,
from the Finance Committee, to which W as
referred Senate bill 972, authorizing the
Commissioners OF the District OF Colum bla
to issue certificates In the case OF loss or de-
struct1on OF registered certificates OF the
bonds Of the District. reported the same adj
versely, and 1t was indefinitely postponed.
THE CONFERENCE ON THE SuNpRY CIVIL
BILL.-Unless the House recedes from its
position with reference to the repeal of the
registration laws now in force, the antfcipa-
ted agreement on the Sundry Civil bill Is not
at all likely. Yesterday, when the confer
ence COMMITTEES f on the bill met, there were
mittee adjourned last night. 223 had been
reconciled. 1t is probable, IL all the other
pOlnts dre agIeeQ upon, t0at the clause WI tn
relation TO national registration will be set.
tied by either branch in open house.
CHAIRMAN WHIrTHoRNE, of the House
Naval Committee, some time ago called on
Mr.. Han scom, chief of the bureau OF con-
struction and repair, for a statement OF some
expenditures made by him officially. A day
or TWO ago when Secretary Robson and Mr.
Hanscom were in attendance before the
Naval Committee, Mr.. Whitthorne called
for the report. 1t was placed before hlal.
He quite Indignantly stated that it was not
the information he called for, and that Ar.
Hanscom was endeavoring to evade the or
der of the committee. The latter replied by
stating that the In forma ton furnished was
precisely what was called for. That he pre-
sumed at the time that Mr.. Whitthorne
would require additional figures, but thought
he would comply specifically with the re-
quest. Mr.. Wbitthorne appealed to the re-
collection of the official reporter, who CD.
incided with the impression left upon Mr..
Whitthorne's mind. "Ah," said the chair
man. "the official reporter sustains me, by
Cod" The committee were somewhat sur
prised. Judge Harris, of the committee, in
terceded for Mr.. Hanscom, and reminded
the chairman that he had always stated he
had nothing to conceal. "Neither have -
said Whitthorne, 81 would conceal nothing:
not even from Jesus Christ" The dslica e
sensibilities OF a majority OF the committee
were again sh ocked. Finally, however Mr.,
Whitthorne apologized for his remarka Die
LANGUAGE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, July B-Hon.
Thos. A. Hendricks arrived here last night
from the west, and left this morning for
Saratoga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

FINALE PEDESTRIANS OPEN 70 AN EN-
GAGnMENT.-4iss Clara Hubbard or Mss
PEDESTRIAN In this city from QUE to dve mum
dred miles for $3.50 to 81 900 . side. Miss
Lulu Rose, aged seven, Ii also willing 10
walk I'VE miles In one hour for any sum Ter
than 81. 0O0-(M Y. World, 12kh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

NAVAL ORDRRs-Passed Assistant Engf-
neer John =. Bingham, ordered to the Tus.
carora, at the navy yard at Mare island, Cal,
20th inetant. Lieutenant Thos. @. Grove
detached from the Mouocacy, Astatic sta
ton, and ordered 10 return home and report
arrival. Master Tnornes A. Field, from the
Kearsage, Asiatic station, and ordered to
return home and report arrival. Passed
Assistant Engineer j. II. Harmony has re-
ported his arrival home, having been de.
tsched nom the Pensacola on the 22d OF NAY
last, and has been placed on waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer ]. II. Emanuel,
from the Tuscarora on the reporting of his
relief, and ordered 10 return home and walt
orders. Passed Assistant Engineer Isaac b .
NeNary, ordered 10 the Ajax and to taxa
charge of the machinery OF the other moni.
IoiE at Port Royal, 9. G. Passed Assistant
E sineer c. orge p. Hunt, TO the Wyandotte
81 d to take charge OF the machinery OF the
other iron elads at Norfolk, Va. Assistant
Engineer A. B. Wiliitts, 10 the Wyandotte
and TO assist In the charge OF the machinery
OF the other iron clads &C Norfolk, Va. As
sistant A. r. Dixon, to the Ajax and to assist
In The charge Of the machinery Of the other
mentors &C Port Royal, 8. G. Lieutenant
r. ~. Gardner, detached from the command
or the tug Speedwell and placed on waiting
ofcere. Male Hugh Kuhl, nom the tug
speedweLi and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNNErT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S33l .O6467; customs, s2s7 .aS2 Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

Y.N. A-The tventy-nrst annual con.
yenfion ofths Young Hen's Christian Assoc
met 81 Toronto, Canada. Abou: 500 dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

TIE MOLLY MAGurRE MuRDRRs.-Yes.
vile, Pa, OF the Molly Mcguire prisoners.
for the murder OF mining boss Sanger, the
jury returned verdict Of murder In the first
degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

THE CoNFEREEs on the part of both Houses
OF Congress to-day agreed on the suudry
civil appropriation bill, with the exception
of the registration clause. That point Will
be settled in open Senate and the House.
The report will be made to the House this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13
Fire.

NEW York, July 81. W. Bennett a
Co.'s mandatory and an adjoining frame
house, In 4orrisiana, were burned yester
day. Q. Il. Adams' lnmber yard was dam
aged; loss, 81, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

GOVERNOR PIsCHBACK, late q contestant
for a seat In the u. g. Senate, was at the
Capitol to-day to get the shekels lover
$50 OOOl voted him the other day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

IN. e ao sssies,lisg ssnsay for DYsPlPsIA sas
DIG IsrioM. II !. me emily cure for SfCK HAD
ACHE. Is neyer fAils 20 relieve IN EIls3ATfO
. wifi and inysrisbIs cure Of the DIIsiLi wv
DEPRESSION, and H1ADAOHB vhieS fo,ia-
distsiy an EERvoUss res and remove 4, t1sns.
OF . nights DISSIPATION. IL does away Win ~
OPIUM HABIT 10 bs pleasant ant perfect sub
gtute, curing the bad effects Of this drug and a.
stroyfnG I'll desire for n.
PasspAls.
BELTS BITTERs DEPOT, Is oandsn ssssss
Baltimore. ND
sAML TYLEB, II,
WHOLESALE AGENY,
nyp-A- eS9 lssn susss, washi,ssou, DO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

THE ST. LOUIS WHISKY TRIAL INves-
TIGATIoN.-The sub committee of the spe-
cial committee to inquire into tae st. Louis
whisky trials yesterday further examined
Mr.. Yaryan, but nothing new was elected
who found the indictments against the
whisky ring, was also examined in refer
ence 10 his conversations with President
Grant after the close of the Babcock trial,
and admitted that he spoke disparagingly OF
DOTH henderson and Dyer, but beyond tn az
MS answers were very guarded and un-
satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

MOVEMENTS OF U. s.. NAVAL VESSELS.
The Omaha was at africa, Peru, June 16,
bound up the coast. The Richmond was at
Callao June 20; Gil well on board these YES
sells. The Franklin was at Smyrna June IL,
whence she was going to Beirut. The Swa-
tara arrived at Key West July from the
coast of Mexico, en- route TO Port ROYAL.
The Hartford arrived at Philadelphia yes
terday from Port Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

DURISG THE ABSENCE, for six months, OF
NJ. De La Forest, Consul General at France,
at New York, his official duties will be per-
formed by NJ. Brenil, Consul General for
France. at San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HAN
COCK, who was in the Senate chamber to-
day as witness In the Belkuap impeach.
ment trial, has changed considerably In ap-
p9arance since he rode at tie head OF his gall
liant Second Corps during the rebellion,
twelve or fourteen years ago. Then there
bis mustache, though thin, was quite dark
He is still fine Looking man, but Is older
looking than he was during the war. His
hair and mustache are quite gray, but in
ngure he is as erect and imposing as ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

GOVERNOR JEWELL, late Postmaster
General, says bis interview with the Presi-
dent when the latter asked mot In writing as
has been stately for his resignation, was
quite pleasant. Just as he was leaving the
President said, "JewelI, whom would You
suggest as proper person TO take your
placer" "Well." said the Governor, .sif You
ask my advice, / will give IL. Judge Tyner,
Second Assistant Postmaster General, is the
rest lifted for the position of any one /
know" They parted In the friendIiest way.
and Gov. Jewell says he would have been
glad to be released from the cares OF the
office six months ago In order to attend to
his private business interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

CALLERS AT THE WHITE HoUsB-The
following were among the visitors at the
Executive Mansion to-day: Senators Hitch
cock and Conover, Representatives Bland,
Gunter and Leavenworth, the Secretary OF
shall.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
The . Times.,

Since Tux TINES began az daily
qualifications il has reviewed an en-
coursging amount of public patron
age. The publisher has endeavored
to present as good paper as the
surrounding circumstances would
allow or rendered expedient. One
cannot expect to End as large or cx-
pensively gotten mp a paper in a
town the size Of Silver City as in a
place like Virginia or Gold Hill. Yet
the little paper to the corresponding
ly small place is as important as the
larger journals to the cities. People
from a distascc always Judge Of a
town by the prosperity displayed in
Its newspaper, A daily always gives
better assurance Of business life than
weekly, and the experienced bust
ness man can by glance over the
advertising columns of either form a
pretty correct estimate of the COM
mercia, interests and trade import
anoe Of the locality. Therefore per-
sons who are identified in interest
with the growth Of a place and its
reputation abroad, should support
the home paper. Tue TINES has
never osen given to bossting, bet it
will take this occasion to say that it
tries to merit some credit on the
score Of literary ability. 1t will be
As carefully edited hereafter as here
toiove, and will continue as daily.
The rates of advertising will not he
increased, and as much news will be
published as is necessary to make a
frst-class little daily. The publisher
hopes by an arrangement with the
telegraph company to be able to pre-
sent soon much larger amount Of
telegraphic information.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10

4 FEW DAYS ago we had news that
Boss Tweed was swinging around
the great circle Of the globe, and
had already got as far as Australia.
Now the information comes that the
Boss has never been to Australia at
all, but has been spending the winter
in Canada. His exact whereabouts
WAS a point on the Muskoka river,
thirty miles from Midland and 100
miles from Toronto. He had a little
steamer and all the other comforts OF
old age. When party of detectives
came upon him he put the other com
forts into the little steamer and bid
his pursuers defiance. He was eni-
boldcned by three or more trusty
six-shooters, with trusty friends "a
handle them. The party steamed away
on an excursion to Georgian Bay.
The detectives think they will yet
capture him. but no one else does.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-10
Iyrlraroy cogsIrrSE.

IyrlTA ro-y co.gsITrHE.
SUTRo--R. :. Raw. Jack Bluett. 4. c. Necf.
7. II. Cox, Il, Roland. Frank Albrecht, Harry
Bishop, Jonn Cotbett. Tbos, Ba.tiaE sohn
Combeiiiek, =. Savage. J. Pxnl. J D. Bet.
hell. iieotte, II. l.. Foreman. J d Banks,
NJ. Kelley. l.. Lamb. J, q Sullivan, J.
Lucia. II. Allerton. {. Crowley, l.. M Mani,
John Lowering.
VIRGINIA wn. stutz. A. Brisacher. c.
Liehter. Y. Donovan. Pat Williams.
GARsoS-Iohn Wsgacr, Jacob Miller. A. NJ.
McCshe. John Russ. L Moore. q. fitzmeyer.
James Crawford
GOLD Hills schwiss. A. winberhaum, c.
Haaek. n. H. Carrick. l.. d, Folsom, Chas.
Tobner, r. Scholi, j. Becker, q. Haupt,
Chss. Banhapp.
SILVER CiTY-F. Kenyon, II Norton. c.
Becker. r. Angel, John Bennetts. p. Gsyer.
4. W dowcn. j. J. Peters, ". Ii. Lester. A.
h. stewart
EMPiRE-E. stadtmuller.
DAY TONI. q. Gruber. Ruel Lothrop. c. l..
ALL L. l.. Crockett. l., A. Guild, Il, shaw,
c. winecoop. r. Beal, J. l. Campbell.
O 4. Nash. James Doaoyan, ID. Norton. C.
II. Stegman. Il. A, Cook, Vim. Brown. Mar
tin Bonhan. John Houck, Ed. Lothrop.
CARSON RIN Err IL. CARING. Riley Davis,
Riley HoRghsn.
FLo0R 0IREc TOR.
J. n. Bethel.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Z. c, Nea. II, RolAnd. Geo, Midgley.
RECEP TYON COMMITTEE.
T, Pieot,e. l.. Lamb. J Lowering,