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New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
LARGE FIRE IN BEEKMAN-sT.

The first floor of the tive-story marble front
building at No. 81 Beekman-st. took fire at $50 p M
yesterday. The building enveloped in flames.
and second and third alarms rapidly followed the first
bringing a strong force Of fremen to the The
building surrounded by streams, and large volumes
OF water were poured upon the flames from all Sides
Within half hour after the first alarm was sounded
the fire was under control The first floor IL occupied by
A. c. Downing, importer Of French window glass. The
police estimated the loss upon this stock at 10000 The
second floor was occupied by EndicOtt * Co.. thograph
ers, whose stock damaged $4,000. The loss upon
the Building is estimated at 10000. The OF the
re and the amount of the insurance could not be
tanned W. II. Guy Of Hook and Ladder Company No.
fell from the first floor into the street during the progress
of the fire and was seriously injured. Daniel Keefe OF
Engine No. was overcome by the heat while at work
upon the fire and fell unconscious the sidewalk
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE HUDSON RIVER REGATTA.
FINE BREEZE AND A SHARP RACE-THE BLESSING
AND TIE ELLA WIN.

n
AND TIE ELLA WIN.
The union race of the Hudson River Yacht
Club regatta between the second and third class yachts
which was declared void June 2G, was sailed over
again Yesterday At o'clock the hour Of starting,
good wind blew from the westward, and a strong ebb
tide was flowing Most Of the yachtmep reeied
their sails. some taking a close reef aud 9th
ers q single reef There were seven en-
tries in the race divided into two classes the winner Of
each class 20 receive gold medal The distance TO be
sailed was about II miles, twice around course from
sakeboat at the foot Of Seventetht TO and around
stakc-boat Of Pleasant Valley thence TO and around
stake-boat of Weebawkcn, thence 10 tie home stake
The signal TO start given at 1908, aud the Skip
Jack crossed the line at :Os:G2, followed by the Gusse
Ella Addie Taylor, Andrew Blessing, Plough Boy, and
Wave As the boats sped on their journey the wind,
which was abeam, careeued them, causing them to snip
much water The Addie Taylor In attempting TO luh
round the Pleasant Valley sakebJat went over Another
Yacht near at hand riged her, but she obliged TO
Withdraw from the The Blessing was the frat To
round the home stake at 2:243-, followed by the Ela
skin Ick Gussc, Wave, and Plough Boy. The Blessing
gained very perceptbly the fleet during the second
Tuu and at the end was fully two miles ahead Of her
cOmpettOr, the Plough BOy which Withdrew ilOm tie
race, The Ella and Skip Jack were next sldc 10y sac
After "A hard struggle for first position, the Eld eros td
tp line tO seconds ahead OF her opponent nd thus won
the priZe in the third class while the Blessing carried on
the prize The Blessing belongs 10 tue TUCSON
River Yacht Club. the Ella To the Boulevard Yacht Cnb
The following the table OF times Of starting and finish
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
4 GIGANTIC FRAUD.
creashIg here

OVER 81 100000 IN INDIAN TRUST FUNDS IN
VESTED IN WORTHLESS BONDS ny FORMER
srCRETARiEs-TIIE LOSS TO THE GONEkNNENI
OVER $j.OO0,0Co
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBuNE.l
WNsHINGIoN July 3.-Secretary Chandler has
lust discovered in his Department fraud Of stu
pendous magnitude. An act of the present session
directs the transfer Of the Indian Trust Funds,
heretofore held by the Secretary OF the Interior to
the custody Of the Treasurer Of the United States.
Preparatory 10 complying with this law Secretary
Chandler caused an inventory 10 he made OF Yari-
ous stocks, bonds and other securities constituting
the Funds. GA Friday aud Saturday last, when 1t
was found that.in addition to the $4,000 taken
by Jacob Thompson. President Bachanau's Secretary
of the Interior, for Chandler, Sl,5UoOOO IN
cash was taken cat by some OF Mr. Ihonp-
some predecessors AID replaced by various kinds OF
Southern bonds. including SGG, 600 IN bonds of the
Tennessee Turnpike Company. and Others equally
valuclcss. In Other words, while the law required
that the funds slould be invested only in Govern
mcnt bonds. these III fathiul custodians took ont
million and a half Of cash and put in nominally an
equal amount Of bonds upon which little or no
interest has ever been paid, and which are
now almost, if not absolutely, worthless.
The United States ~ trustee owes the Indians not
on, thc ~ BOO 600 thu practically abstract difom
the funds bat also the interest thereon, 50 that
the Government has actually been dcfrauded to an
amount between - OOO 600 and TG,uO0OOO. Secrc-
tary Chandler ~ investigating the subject with
characteristic vgor, and within few days com
plctc statement of the whole Transaction VIII
ur0labiy be made.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04

threatened The Of s Is Indicated
OF the fluctuations its violence by the the
to points unni,taka ably pleasant weather
The depression OF the barometrc column that has pre-
vailed oyer the Middle and Eastern States, continues
with little notable change. The hight at this locality
s4 very nearly the over the erory
above named. With winds prevailing from point west
OF SOUTH there consequently not present dampness
necessary TO Justify expectation OF any notable rain
fall. Hence clear, warm weather may he expected to
prevail the major parts Of this area with few IL any
EXCEPTIONS for several days to The prediction Of
THE TRIBUNE in its issue OF the 29th ut respecting the
probable weather during the Fourth of July celebration
will be fully realized
For this city and 100 miles around, clear, warm
weather, mtigated by occasional clOudiness with SLIGHT
if any chance for rainfall, will prevail to-day and to-
morrow,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Senate in Ex-
eoutve session to-day confirmed the following nomina
tiOns
Richard McAnser OF Mississippi to he Consul az 6lay
aQuil T. Riard 70 be Naval Qhcer ior ne hStcl OF
Oilgans r. L. WhitlOrd, Pension Agent AZ concord N IL
Thomas Taylor Postmaster at Chattanooga rem james r.
Iarkjn Postmaster Concord y. H.. Herbert s!0CGu OF
ONO Second Lieutenant Of the 10Th ih!aitiN Ao g.
Sbarp of Iowa Second Lieutenant 0i the lut aNa
p,ssdd Assistant Engineer George ". Magcc 10 be Chi
Ingineer James Gardner Richard AshhTdgt - De
ASSISTANT Surgeons John A. Henderson 10 Dc Asslaul
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
BASE BALL.

The champion amateur Chelsea Club OF
Brooklyn played a match game on the Union Grounds
Yesterday with the Harvard College Nine in the
presence Of about 800 persons 1t thought before
the game began that the Harvards would have an easy
victory Play called at $3.50, with the arvards at
the bat and pools selling at 800 TO $50 In their favor
They were retired without scoring in their first two
innings while the Chesea, by base hits OF Clare, west
ana McCabe assisted by OF Leeds aud 1hayer,
scored four runs In the five succeeding innings the
arvards scored five runs by good batting. and the Che
seas one closing the seventh inning win tie OF hNc
runs The Harvards added nothing 10 their score IN the
.ast two innings while the Chescas by errors AT thrd
ba &c nd short stop helped by good hs from Rule ana
Harrgan made runs, and won the game by score OF
$40 Tire piaying Of Clare and West FOR The nome clG
and that OF Wright and Tyng for the visitors, was most
conspicuous Following is the score by innings:
let. "a. Sd. 9th. 9TH 9TH. stl 9th. Total
Gheisssi..2 GahsriSssd"2 g 9 3 3 : Is
In a game played at Providence yesterday,
the Charter Oaks beat the Rhode Islands by score Of
2tO1
At game Of base ball in BinghamtOn yes
teday the Crckets and Ihacas, the latter club
won by score OF . to 3.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
RETURN OF A CUBAN DEFAULTER.

HAVANA. July 2.-Allaya, formerly In
tcndente Of the CommissaIy Department, has arrived
here 10y the Spanish mail to answer to charges
against him for defalcations He apparently has de-
nounced his aecompccs, for yesterday Raurell hmao
provision merchants, arrested and imprisoned ana
IrOtcha. the business has fed All O' these are
said to be implicated More arrests and Developments
area cd
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
CANADIAN SHIPPING.

TORoNTO, July 3.-The British Government
proposes TO modify the shipping bill So that SHIPS en-
gagged in the coang trade of Canada are exempted The
deck space ia be measured and added to the register
tonnage. The act VIII not apply TO vessels trading IN
inland waters between the United states ana canada Inc
Committee declines recommend the exemption OF Cana
dian vessels from thc unseawoThy clauses OF an 'A-
sion of said clauses To foreign vessels NO exemption
will he accorded Canadian vessels from the grain
loading clause in foreign waters. Further dscusSo oi
the bl the House Of Lords ~ postponed unt TIE h
-A
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Capt. John p. UpShur is de-
ached the command Of the BROOKLYN and placed on wait
In orders Licui commander Charles H. Pendlo:0n, Leut
VIM watts, A. y. II. Lille, and Frank W. Nichols Ensign
Julius C. Freeman Midshipmen H. T. Reich and David Pea
cock; SHrgeon X L. Bates surgeon Robert swat
Engineer Ia T. Ayres, Assistant Engineer W. Mil
gan fom the Brooklyn and placed waiting
kuus Parks is detached from the Brook
settle accounts Assistant Engineer Frank
M reported his home having been detached
from the Pensacola 10th Of june and has been placed On Wa
ynr1.ra
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
THE COMING SCOTCH RIFLE TEAM.
EDIyBURGU. Monday July 3, 1876

FDTNBVKIH' lHUI'Ia1' july "' IV'V'
Mr. Mcdonald. Captain of the Scotch Rfie
Team for America will probably appoint Messrs Dunlap
and Ferguson additional members Of the team. Ihey
both won memberships III tic Elcho Shield Eight at
Couglen, and are reported to be two OF the
best smal-bore shots in Scotland. The team VIII
probably start On Aug lG for LIVERPOOL and VIII plac
tice as "A team two days before sailing. They VIII take
passage for America in the steamer BOthnd when sas
Aug 10 Ten or ~ smallbOTo shots OF scotland VIII
pany the team for the purpose VI witnessing the
cnntcsL at CTeedmOOF.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
Gov HAYES At TIE EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Gov. II. B. Hayes
spent part of the day visiting the Exhibition and
held an informal extempOrized reception In the Ohio
State building from ~ TO o'clock. There was no an
nOuncenent OF the affair but the news OF his presence
in the building spread rapidly, and large crowd gath
cred 10 welcome him. business meeting OF the Ohio
Board OF Centennial Commissioners Of which the Cover
tauhad nv lin
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
AN OLD CHAPTER IN NEw-JERsEY HISTORY
REVIVED,

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-A meeting of tho
American Woman Suffrage Association held this
morning in Horticultural Hall to celebrate the hundredth
anniversary of the establishment of suffrage by
the Province of NevJersey. Addresses were delivered
by Lucy Stone, Julia Ward Howe and Others who en-
deayOred, by citing numerous examples 10 show that
women are az well calculated to hold posi- OF trust
and intelligence The Constitution OF July 2,
l776 New-ersey which continued in force until ls44,
was referred 70, under which women ayaied themselves
OF the suffrage at the polls.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
TotaI s3.64l5l5 ss2Q428l65 s0.2l27GO $i2sl4g

Total SSs3,54 ,oI0 S6ZH,4zo'Ib3 sVzI-I0V FI37'IFV
Tho assessed valr'ton personal estate foY 1879 was
as follows: Reside Si25,92Z, $40; nonresident Sl7,
ESQ 325; shareholders of banks, $73,39O,9s9-total
S2l7 3OO154. Tie valuation for 1876 was as follows:
Resident, Sis 9s9,535; nonresident. $lf,491,j27
shareholders of banks, $s5 total $2lS 626,l7s
increase in personal property S1l,754,427 The total
valuation of real and personal estate for 1873 was
81 699 for 1876, LII ,O54,3i3; showing an
increase this year OF s2O966 S96 and decrease Of
slO.sJ6,252, the net increase being $lO,1lO,G4f.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 3.-The Minister OF
Customs to-day refused positively to allow United states
ugboats TO pass beyond Chambly Canal into Canadian
waters.
LONDON, July 3.-A a meeting Of the Lon
don Metropolitan Asyluru's Board ION Saturday reports
were received showing that the smallpox was rapidly n-
bopa
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day;
d p Upha De United states Marshal ioI the western
Distinct Arkansas; Thomas W Waket 10 De PostWaste AZ
lre Penn; VIM Campbell 20 be Postmaster al Niles, ONO
Charles Doughty be Register Of the Land once az at
Saginaw Mich; John II. AJlen 20 be Recover O fuhEc
MONEYS Alexandria, MINI.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ASSESSED VALUATION.

NETWORKS ASSESSED VALUATION.
The Common Council met yesterday as
Board OF Supervisors receive the tax books of the
county The following schedule Of the assessed valua-
tion Of real personal estate in the City and County
of New York for 1875 and 1876 was received and re-
ferred 10 the Finance Committee OF the Common Council:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
THE FIRE RECORD.

Six BUILDINGS BURNED AT CAPE MAY.
CAPE MAY, N. j., July "a destructive fre
occurred at the Cape May Courthouse this morning de-
stroyng wheaton's Hotel four stores, and dwelling.
The loss is estimated sl5OOo and is partially covered
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
F. HAssAUREK GOING TO EUROPE.

CINCINNATI, July 3.-Mr +. Hassaurek has
retired from the editorial management OF the Voksblan
for one year. ana leaves for Europe week He will
speak at the Democratic ratification meeting here
Saturday next stated that the VOIkS6tdu Will sup
port the Republican ticket.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04

clerk Francis Lent in the store at the time OF the
xploson and instantly Killed. His Dody
was scorched and burned. summerville was badly
burned about the head. The building was damaged 10
the amount of So OOO insured for 900 In the German
American Company.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
REpuRIJc,N NOMINATIONS IN LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 3.-The Republican
Nominating Convention has been proceeding quietly and
has adjourned until Wednesday, after making the follow
ing nominations: For Governor, Mr.. $. y. Packard ;
for Lieut.. (oyernor Mr.. G. &. Antoine for Supernten
dent of Public Education MrW. q. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
HhaTsss HHhaETsss,d."2 3 3 9 9 3 9 3 Is
FATAL EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN.

A fire occurred last evening in the cigar store
of Frederick summerve, at No 297 smith-st., Brook
lyn There was quantity OF fireworks In the store. 1t
is supposed that the fire was caused by lighted match
hahn throvn upon the floor Mr. Summeryile and HIS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
HOME NEWS
YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY
Ga s2o Noon. 500. 3p.m. 91o Midnight 79'
Highest during the day, 9lo. Lowest 79'
Average, o37s'. Same day, 1876, COS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ErereH House-Lord Richard Grosvenor OF Engiand:
49, clarendon Hotst-Francis"o Gonzales Eraznn OF tne
Chiliap Washington HO0lhdH fOus-Junee
William Wallace of the u = District Court Tor Northern
York Westnlsttr HOtel-Dr. Sielsmund X Blinl OF
the Austrian Legation at Washington FUN ApelHe HgIe.
William H. Chandler OF New. Hampshire. N'chotds Ho
The Hon Jcsse L. Williams Indiana metropolitan Hotel
Gen. William B. Bate OF Tennessee
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04

Parties closing their vaults, safes, or places
business from Saturday until Wednesday be protected
every minute of the time BY being connected with HOLMES
BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, Central Oiice System, OIL
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A NEW FRENCH PARTY FORMED.


The IrrecOncilable Radical members OF the
Chamber OF Deputies to the number OF 49, met at the
residence Of NJ. Louis Blanc yesterday and formed
special party
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04

MILK OF MAGNEsIA can be had of every drug
gist ia the clids medicine Of the period Every infant
can swallow Il, and obtain relief from ts ailments
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04
Announcements!

All throat and lung complaints cured by
using wsIARs WILD CHERRY. 50 cents and ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-04

A GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New York
~ Grocer FlOur Tea Dealer wholesale and retail
No. 80 Vesey Everybody should call ana get bargains
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07

THE variety OF carpetings shown At the Exposl,
ton was very great, comprising representation
rof the oor coverings of all nations from the frog
en- North TO the sun drowned Tropics. American
displays were quite up to the foreign ones in many
II not all, respects Most conspicuous among these
was that OF WINS, Dietz & Magee Of Philadelphia,
which was remarkably interesting They showed
a line of TWO aud threeply ingram carpets, which
were generally admired, The patterns were ad'
nirably designed entirely free from that conven-
tlons stiffness that usually seems to hamper the
carpet designer the col0rs were accurately chos'
en- aud well applied, and the entire finish showed
that something more than ordinary care had been
bestowed upon these fabrics
The all-wool ingram carpets which they showed
were remarkably goodi they were especially nota.
BILE for their great evenness OF surface and close
ness of texture thus indicating the great durabili
ty for which they are 80 justly commended. The
four grades Of cotton chain goods are certainly
the best in the market, the trade having awarded
them that position for several years. The great
perfection 10 which this firm has attained In these
goods Is the result Of careful management. They
use none but the very best stock both In their
wool and cotton goods, and their cotton yarns are
carefully colored, the aim being to make fast
colors which is In great degree successful. None
but competent weaven are employed in the car
pet factory of this Arm, and each member gives
personal attention daily to some Of its details
Having learned the carpet business thoroughly In
all It's branches, they make all their knowledge
subserve their ambition to make just article for
low price, something which the retailer can sell
readily at q fair profit. This firm was highly
commended by the Jury Of Award, who made
most favorable report on their exhibit. with the
grand medal of honor. But not satisfied with
this triumph, the firm intends to compete at Paris
in 1878, and hope to bring the medal of honor TO-
Philadelphia Boston Journal Of Commerce
10. Palmer has for years been handling the
above goods, and his stock this winter is largely
made up of the products of this factory, and in
clude the very designs so much admired at the
Centennial Exposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
E. T. KHlkRTS Bitter Wine Of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure fTeak
eTeTtion. loss of memory, difficulty of breathing
general weakness horror OF disease "a wsak p%S hS5
swests cold feet, weakness, dimness OF vision,
sngo astude q The %usGTss ssf
tRa stin nallid countenance and eruptions on IT, o
purifying hs blood Sdo IN 9e o6s SsIE yDs hsaS Se
toro m. eves with temporary suffusion and loss Of
sight Of attention u 1hsss TsSsSV 1Saf sse S
Tri0 n, u r Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron. u never
have used it. Take only e. +. KunkeIs
Rewsre Of counterfeits and base limitations As
KunEeis Bitter Wine of Iron is 50 well known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
Imitation and try 10 palm II offon their customers
when they call for Kunkels Bitter Wine Of Iron.
Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up only IN
A bottles and has yellow wrapper nicely put on
the outside with the proprietor's photograph on
the wrapper Of each bottle Always LOOK i3r e tne
he Snre to get the genuine. 81 per bottle, or six
for S.. Sold by druggists and dealers every
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
l. AM selling Great Bargains in Plain
and Plaid Dress Goods.
R. A. DEFoREST.

In answer to and at the suggestion Of some of
my friends submit a statement of my experience
with Chloroiorm and ether as an anesthetic:
During period Of near fourteen years have
very successfully used this combination, say one
third chloroform and two-thirds ether by bulk as
preventive of pain while extracting teeth,
having in that time given 1t to 1877 different par
ties, and extracted from one to twenty and thirty
teeth for each. And as the most Of the number
who took 1t are now residents Of the county. they
can testify to Others a. they have to me- that they
felt little If any, pain while the most. solid teeth
were being removed. In no case have found 1t
necessary to give over one o. to produce entire
anesthesia. This, to some, may seem strange, but
attribute 1t to the manner Of administering and
to the purity Of the combination; even less than
half the quantity will ordinarily suffice.
have never advised anyone to take 1t, but
when they call for it, after being satisfied that they
are not suffering from any of the diseases which
are considered likely to render its administration
unsafe, proceed with 1t with no fear whatever.
And will hazard this bold assertion, that in all
the cases Of fatality that have ever occurred from
chlorie ether the unskilled hand Of the operator,
should share heavily with the agent that pro
duced the death.
nov8O-ow ]. H. sIDDALL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
Business Merrts.
TAXES.

The Tax payers are hereby re-
speOtfully notified that 1t is not
possible to receive all the Taxes
during the last few days Of Tax
paying. Those who will delay
paying till after the 10th Of De-
cember, will have to expect to pay
the penalty, or have their Taxes
returned delinquent, / therefore
ask the Taxpayers to come along
and pay their Taxes SO as to avoid
the annoying rush the last few
days. GEO. FESSLER,
Treasurer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
ALL varieties OfAyS6ther Strips at Palmer's
and workman sent to NJ up dec7'wO
THE "IRON TRAIL"
Treasurer,

A spicy sketch descriptive Of a t1p over the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fee Railroad, the
beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts OF the
Rocky Mountains, by MIN CrinRle, "the musical
and dramatic critic of the NeO York World, sent
free on application, together with the San Juan
Guide, maps and times tables of this new and pop
tlar route from Kansas City and Atphison to Pu-
eblo, Denver, and all points in Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona and the San Juan Mines The
finest line Of Pullman sleepers on econtinent
between the Missouri River and the Rocky Noun
tains without change. Special round trip tour
ists' tickets from the Missouri River to Denver at
$50, good to stop Off at all points. Address,
I. ]. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass Agtr
Topeka, Kansas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Writing desks, portfolios, albums
sterioscopes and views, graphoscopes,
photographs and sterioscopic views of
Centennial, pictures, frames, and other
articles suitable for presents, too numer.
Gus to mention, all at prices that will
suit quick sales and small profits. The
largest stock in the county at
VIM. B, PERKINS & co.,
Wholesale and retail Booksellers and
Stationers, S. E. corner Square.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-12-07
GET RFLIARLF INFoRMATIoM

We would advise all persons who are contem-
plating trip to the West either for pleasure or
for permanent settlement to first select tae pest
and most direct route: Now the fact that me old
nectiotis, form the otily line running through
Pullman Sleeping Cara and Day Coaches from
Cleveland and Toledo via the 7, w. & W. R'y, and
from Chicago via the o. b 90 B. b. via Quincy
change making direct connections at these points
SIith All trains for the West and South, should
sktisfy every one that this Is the route. Should
YOU desire q map of this line, or any Information
f,Ienished upon application either by letter or in
narson IN ' Il PENNFIELD,
Gen. Pass. q Ticket Agt, Hannibal, Mo
mAro0,om