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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
MORTON'S VISIT To
NEVADA.

Not any single influence exerted upon
the present campaign has done more for
the success Of the Republican party in
this State than the speeches delivered
and exer,ions put forth by Senator Nor
ton. The mastery manner with which
lie has stated the issues of the hour has
had very profound impression upon
the minds of all thinking people. The
grand facts with which his discourse is
SO replete, the unanswsrabls figures and
conclusive deductions, these constitute
basis and a superstructure which no
amount of sophistry can disturb or
weaken. The Republicans Of Nevada
have reason to be thankful TO the Sena-
tor for his performances i'll behalf OF the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

The HOP TRADE.-Ths receipts last
week were 400 bales, against an average
of $50 b,les per week for the previous
four weeks. Including supplies from
Oregon and Washington Territory. it is
estimated We shall have 5000 bales for
export Probably one, third of this
quantity has already been shipped. The
total receipts of California hops to date
aggregate 4, 42O bales. There is danger
that business may be checked by the
high rates at present demanded, some
lots being limited to rs cents, though
the highest price yet paid is 90 cents.
The best Informed papers at the East
caution growers against demanding ex-
treme rates. There is apparently sur
plus of 10000 to 5000 bales for ship
ment to foreign countries. Shippers
must have some margin for their ven
tnres, or they will let the business 60 by
default. The price has advanced to 35
cents in New York, but later advices by
telegraph state that holders are more
anxious to realize. Unlike grain. hops
cannot be kept over from year to year
without INSTRUMENTATION Francisco
Bulletin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

The efforts which are being pnt forth
by the Republican Electoral ticket in
this State are moro than Titanic and
scarcely less than Herculean. Uncle
George Tufly is lending the weight Of his
influence and the influence of his weight
in favor Of the cause; and Uncle Rcllin
N. Daggett is emulating bis example as
far as he can under tho disadvantage of
. merely equal weight of influence and
considerably less influence of weight.
But for sitting right down and holding
on to the true principles Of Republican
ism. Daggett discounts Tuay and shows
conclusively that weight is not every
thing in . struggle like this. CurIie
may rustic. Hagerman may exbort and
Blennerhasset may repose upon the
bosom of our common country while the
points Of the compass are lost in the
mis.s Of oblivion, Daegett is firm. solid.
unmovable, the Gibrnlter of Republi-
canism, the bedrock of impurturbable
constancy. But. to cut short this strain
Of raiilery, is it not possible that Mr..
Tufy might do some good for the cause
by n short visit among bis many friends
in Storey county; may not Daegett in
spire. by little show of activity, some
enthusiast for his candidacy in quarters
where now too much apathy prevails. No
man can do too much in this great con-
test. and it seems to us that these gen
tlemen would do themselves justice and
help the cause. we're they to do as Mr..
Bishop has lately been doing. forth
some exertioDs in behalf of the Cinciu-
natl nominees and platform.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

A sad case of parricide occurred at
Austin on Saturday. William Argall,
a miner, while in state Of intoxica-
ton attacked his wife. His son, John
Argall, sprang to the rescue of his
mother, having in his hand at the
time an open pocket-knife. During
the scuff1e which ensued the father re-
ceived a wound which proved fatal the
next morning. No blame is attached
to the son who is thought to be inuo-
cent of any intention TO kill his father.
The family is well known and much
sympathy is felt. for them. Deceased
was q native of England. .--....
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
THE BANNER COUNTY.

On all sides we here it admitted that
the Republican party in Ormsby
county is more thoroughly and effec-
lively organized than in any other
county in the State. But while we
are proud of this, We should feel vastly
better satisfied if there were other
counties where the Republicans were
ready and had cause to contest the
palm Of discipline with us. Organiza-
ton is not all mysterious process.
1t demands simply industry, zeal and
q ready application of the plainest
kind OF arithmetic. Surely these quail
tiles can and ought to be exercised in
the other counties of this State. The
vast and far-reaching issues of this
campaign, the vital matters at stake,
these should prompt every man with
spark of patriotism in his compost
ton to give enough of his time and eff
fort, his industry and "head-
to make it sure that his share of the
duties of the hour are fully done. Let
this suggestion receive active assent,
let it be taken and acted on in the
spirit in which it is given, and all
doubts of the result in this State viii
be dispelled. Meantime let no Re-
publican in Ormsby county think of
resting from his labors; but let him
be faithful and earnest and industri-
Gus until the going down of the sun of
November 9Th. Work is the watch
ten so long as there is an enemy to
be defeated or vote to be cast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
A CASE FOR An EXAMPLE.
We find the following in yesterday

We find the following in yesterday
Enterprise:
Willie H. McGinty, little boy be-
tween three and four years OF age. son
OF special officer McGin;y, was instantly
killed yesterday about noon by the fall
ola pile Of lumber at point on + street,
near the old depot Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company. 1t appears
that some workmen in the employ OF
Mr.. Petite, who has the contract for the
woodwork of Marco Medin's building
at the corner of G and Union streets,
had framed o large number of joists,
which we're piled mp at the point men
toned above. TIE pile of jois.s was
tass in front Of the residence OF Mr..
HcGinty and his little boy and some
other children were picking up blocks
and playing about it.
There is TO community Of equal num-
bers in the world where fatal accidents
occur SO frequently rs in Virginia City
and Gold hill. Many of these are doubt
less unavoidable. Too many are the re-
suit of criminal carelessness. To Ger
tain extent the miners are protected by
Law. Little children and others living
in those cities are not so projected.
They are at The mercy Of just such care
lessness as this Mr. Pottls has exhibited.
Now we know nothing of this man nor
his antecedents. We believe, however,
that he is one Of the city or county off
Gers there-an Alderman or something
of that sort. Nov it seems to US that
hero is . most excellent chance to try the
effect o; o suit at law or Indictment
which should hold Mr.. Po:tle up as an
example. Life never will be worth
penny in Storey County until somebody
is made to suffer for such criminal care
lessness as was exhibited in the piling
OF this lumber-trsp. We earnestly hope
and advise that the father Of this little
boy may instituts a suit for damages
against Po:tle and make him smart for
it. Either this, or that the Grand Jury
oi Storey may be led to look into the
matter with . possible view to finding
IN indictment. 1t is time that value,
greater than that now held. were put
upon human life in our most populous
and most reckless community.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
FIRST CLASS MUSIC,
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID to NE directed, issued ont of the honor
able Second Judicial District Court, on . judg-
ment rendert d therein on the 10th day of ucto-
her, A. ID. 1876, in favor of Thomas Beer and
Joseph Beer and against F. G. Bryant, for the
sum of Sz.h77 l2-lGe with interest Oh TIC sum
Fl ,267 81 at the rate Of per cent. FER month.
and Oh S42s al ut ten per cent per alnuIn from
date Of judgment, together with the sum OF
S3i IS costs Of suit and accruing costs, now in
the sum of So %, have levied upon and sc zcd.
and will expose at pa lie at the wood yard near
Empire City, Or1nshy county. on the 3lst day
of October. A. D. 1876, between the hours of {?
O'Clock A. Nj. and O'clock p. NJ, tn wit: ct
O'Clock P. NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said Z. q. Bryant OF, in ard TO the
following described property, situate and being
in the County OF Ornisby aud State Of Nevada
to W.T. Four hundred cords nut pine wood.
:. 7. SWIFT,
Sheriff of the County Of Ornlsby.
Carson City. October "a, 1876. Nv
The above sale is hereby pos. poned until The
9th day of November, A. ID. 1876. at Same time
and place. S. I. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Csrson City. October 81 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
A COSMOPOLITAN POPULATION.

Under this appropriate head the vir'
ginia Evening Chronicle says:
The registration books of Virginia and
Gold Hill show the addition Of s, 11f
voters to those registered last Spring and
who have not since changed their resi-.
dence. OF this number of newly regis.
tered voters 5 $50 are credited to the
four wards of Virginia City. and 2, 436 to
Gold Hill. OF the total, 3,716 are Amer
lean born and 4, 400 foreigners. as fol-
lows: Germans, Al; Canadians. 223;
Irish, 1886: English. 1909; Welch, 81
Italane. 80; Norwegiaus. 4; Mexicans,
10. Poles, t; French, 40; Scotch, SO;
Portuguese, ll3; Swedes, "a; Anstriaps,
50: Swiss, Il; other foreigners 5l2.
This mixed population is scattered
lows:
First Ward-GermaDs, 70: Canadians,
%; Irish, 2Il; English, 81; Italians, 90;
Mexicans. z; French, 16: Scotch, 80;
Swedes. SO; Austrains, Il; Americans,
1884; scattering. II. Total. 1856
Second Ward English, 60; Irish. 143;
Swiss, II: Scotch, 8; Canadians, 81, Ger
mans, 1O1: Austrians, IS; Swedes, 3:
prussians, 80; French, 8, Norwegions, 4;
Poles. 4; Portuguese. 3; Me1icans, 3;
WEIGH. 3; Nova Scotians, 3; Italians, 6;
Americans, 525; scattering, IA. Total,
954.
Third Ward-America1s 9755 English.
2G5; Germans, 205; Irish. 615; French,
%; scattering, 100. Total, 2.175.
Fourth Ward Americans. 422; Eng
fish. Welch and Scotch, 240; Irish. 1926;
Germans, A; Canadions, 40; scattering,
so. Total. 1885.
GOLD HILL.
Americans, $50; Irish, $40; English,
342; Canadians, liz; WEIGH. 81; Portu-
guese, 112; scattering, 1927.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

Captain Gasty, Of the American
schooner st. George, has been seized
and imprisoned by the Mexican off,
Gals OF Coalzacoalcos, Mexico. The
mate states that the schooner's papers
were all correct. .-...-.. ..-..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

Fifteen persons have been arrested
at West Feliciana, Louisiana, charged
with conspiracy and intimidation Of
negroes last July. They are all white
men and Democrats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

Charles Mcdonald, sheep. herder,
was bitten by rattlesnake one day
last week near Fresno, CAL, causing
his death in few hours.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

II is stated that the Porte has signed
the proposal for two months armis-
tice, and II peace is not concluded in
that time, stiPulates that two success
sive prolongasions of six weeks each
shalt follow. 1t provides that HOSTILE
ties shall cease throughout Servia,
Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

Djunis has been captured by the
Turks after severe fight. Tchernay-
eff's army is cut into and completely
demoralized. A great panic prevails
ai Belgrade.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

The dead body Of an unknown man
was found near San Jose, Cal, on
Monday. A supposed case Of suicide
pistol having been found upon the
arm Of the dead man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

An attempt to perform piece of
Wagner's music in Paris on Sunday
was treated with demonstrations Of
Indignation by the audience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

A man named King was instantly
killed by an explosion of nitro-glyce
inc of which he had charge at Toronto.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
SILVER NOTE BANK co.
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
CONRAD AARON wIEGAND,
t.-t-s MANAGER. .s b
Virginia City, Nevada.

TT IS PURPOSED, AFTER ESTAR-
Il fishing the Virginia City Agency Of this Com
pany. to open Agencies Of the same at Gold Hill.
Silver City, Dayton, Carson, Aurora, Reno,
Wadsworth, Elko, Hamilton. Austin and True
kce.
Postmasters and Editors PLEASE NOTICE
and start action in best quarters. ---...--
Partial information in relation to this move
ment may be obtained by parties we'll known
apply ing, who can expedite and assist in the
PRACTICAL RECONCILIATION OF SILVER, ana in
RAISING THE VALUES OF MINING STOCKS. by
communicating I'm sTRrCTEsT O0NFIDENcE)
pertinent facts to the manager as below.
ALL DAILIES published in the State Of Ne
vsda( Virginia Enterprise exceptedl please copy
and advertise this notice one week on low est
terms and send bill.
Other Nevada papers please apply with prop
er statements as to circulation, ETC., AZ below.
San Francisco Post, Bulletin. Call, Chronicle
and Alta please advertise three insertions and
send bill.
No paper need publish which does not edito-
rally " notice" the advertisement-Bill should
contain clipping Of I'd. and notice.
Conrad A. Wiegand.
Drawer c, Virginia City Postofice, New.
oc26W
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01

Laura de Force Gordan has been
granted divorce from Charles II.
Gordon, in Sacramento.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
NEW TO-DAY.
NoTIcf OF ANTI.AsIATlc CIRCLE.

A GRAND MASS MEETING or
~ Workingmen under the auspices Of the
A. A. c. will be held ut Thester Hall on FRI
DAY EVENING, November Sd, At 1888 O'Clock.
cordial invitation is extended to the Repub /
can and Democratic speakers to favor with
their views on the Chinese question. Hoping
therefrcm to be enabled to decide in whom to
place our confidence at the ensuing election.
n. n. C. LAFFERTY, Vice President.
Carson. October 81, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
TO THE PUBLIC.
e Church & Jones, ~

TlNHE WELL KNOWN MUSICIANS,
i have arrived in Carson, aud announce
themselves prepared to furnish
FIRST CLASS MUSIC,
Tor public balls and private parties at reasona-
Bile rates. Also will teach ali the
NEW DAN G e S,
And to that end have secured the Thsat Hall
where they will organize q juvenile class Gu
Saturday, November 18th, commencing at
O o'clock, and continue the same throughout the
winter months. Price Of instruction Sc per
month, payable in advance.
~ Soirss every Saturday Evening.
or3itf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-01
GOLD HILL

Americans, $50; Irish, $40; English
342; Canadians, 1l2; WEIGH. 81; PoTtu
guese, 1l2; scattering. 1927.
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tion. Futures were active. and 1s9s116c. dearcr {;
,i Scg 9 6aes closing at n ;.2c for September,
Xi az Jss am i2c tqr Nar en- T. 1915 0r
Fork quiet on tnt spot opbing sales Of
deliver Terg sle3o ior. Ociobsr, and si5g5 Tor De
long clear Gu meats e rar M9ter gn ang ely
,Tnmsr sscs 10 tss al 10 81 or prime city. eud
ana JAM. ~ geilvrres AZ t7zogs95s: Drts sd hogs
Butter very au owing 70 csifoe prces a
sIa'e Lrme to choice 32s.slc. o. cir to good, 2ds
State % oric., osi5aci western do, 7sisc.' Eggs
yS%,IS he Sacs. %.rRe, wss .glI egs Arm new
amber winter sod at 1881 aud fair white o. 10
.lS e snd barley very qglS 0ss ge a much
weak under pressure to sell new Western. 3ea4ac.
fSr mixed and aSSS5c for white 10 graded Sc for
mixed sna Sgc for White Corn love- aud more active
ssa0oc. or western ana SOU bern yellow. Inc sales Of
wt fe soe ear9 T 9 ps; 81 s grade at
susDRIEs-Saval stores wcr,' nrrn and higher, spir
s @ very larry one h s 81 81
sirainsd 10 good. Petroleum auet out arn a 200
OF renned 1000 bbis at sssc 0cesn freehts essler.
7@ita 6sson, s6s grain, bv sail 800, DO % Ios:
DO; 70 GLASGOW. By Steam. I,ss4 90: 70 ks,serp, y
DO 10 gyer no. Is IT. crude p'iro,sam 10 HAVE ~
iSa rsnneS rom Phia6eiphS 70 ISndop g. Io,ss
At ss WHY whsss SSG w" c sb: a sod q
~ nuts mere we're sales OF 2OJ New York eli or a.
sac 200 country d.. at pr., and 1000 Dry Buenos
AyIes ~ rs AZ 19bac. sold. months.
uRockKEs Rio coffee va nrm at fbslf20ilc., gold |;
oJl1 bags on private terms stock here u niRht
lov, uaEs milo grades puiet bu nm ~ 16@17c for
hHacaibV, ana 2ld2ic for Java both gold. Molarses
n'ehu! win reported sales 40 ihds. Barbados and
Trinidad on private cime 80. est Cuta, S7e,3sc Roe
%9s IN some demand and sIc.ay Raw su-ars were
g9o, out sun quoted a. sspc for tar to eocd
hidh trrnrh lei nds at Ssr aud $50 DNe clayed a.
sNc.i rehDed steady at 1Okai1@c for hards. There
Mas large auction sale OF tea-i.U0O pkgs-at which
nrn prlcna we're obtained; green sold At lSresSkc..
Japan al 2S'tts5Jc ana Oolong at 2asGlIac.
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THE NORTH ERN PICIFIC.
An Effort 10 Make the bonds Excianecablc
for Valuable Lands.

The directors of the Northern Pacific
N. SWEET Of Portland, Me-, presiding.
The report Of President Wright showed that
the bondnolders have become the preferred
stockholders, and owners Of all the corporate
franchises and property, except its patented
and certified lands in Mnnesota and Dakota, on
which foreclosure is IN progress. This owner
ship Is complete and exclusive. except that tho
holders OF the original stock become, under the
plan or reorganization, common stockholders,
entitled to vote after July l, 1873. upon minor
ity interest, and entitled 10 dividends only after
eiRht per cent net, per annum has been earned
on the preferred stock. The amount Of pre-
ferred stock that may be issued under the plan
OF reorganization Ia limited to- &5l OD O00 and of
common stock $49,OuO.OoO The amount of ore-
ferred stock that will be issued In the CONVEX
sion OF bonds and coupons Is about forty mil .
lions.
Preferred stock Ia not receivable, under the
plan OF denomination, for the valuable Iands
on the Pacific COAT. Seyentv-nye thous ma
acres of the road lands on the Pacific cOast were
sold la July and August, 1873.
Mr. Edwin M. Lewis, trustee for jaw Cooke &
Co., offered resolution that the Board OF Di-
rectors be instructed to consider the expedi enoy
OF authorizing the exchange OF land on the
Pacific coast for preferred stock. and, II eKpe-
dent and legal, provide plan for the exchange,
Then the stockholders present, representing
tlsO0O.OO0 worth OF stock, elected the following
directors Charles II. Wright. Frederick Bill
ltngs, JOhnston Livingston, Charlenaene Tower.
Benjnmin L. Cheney, George STARK, Joseph Dbl
worth, j. Frailey Smith, George W Cass, Rich
ard l.. Ashurst. Alexander Mitchell, John NJ
DentsOn. Alfred Il. IiltOn.
The newly-elected directors chose for Presi-
dent. Charles u. Wright; for Nice-President-
for Treasurer, George T.. Beebe, and for Counsel,
George Gray-for 1877.
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DIED

ALLEN. on Monday, sept. u.s. John Alien.
Inc members VI tine Machnlets' and HlaCksmiths'
tend the funeral, vhich viii tshe place Thur day,
sept. ~ firm his late residence. h57 West 37th
~ r members OF 2in.t pfannnes ihyied 70 At
FhEp, X. FiKLpISa Sec.
DEEIAN ON "Wednesday morning, sent ~ 1875,
Timothy Deegsn of Metuchen. n. j.. IA the 3sth year
VI his age.
the relatives and freuas Of the family are invited TO
Church, Metuchen on FRIDAY. sept % 1854. at $50 A.
The remains viii be taken 10 New Brunswick tor
intormrnt.
FOWLER Al 2i2 East hin A.. James Is. Fowler,
youngest son OF Alexander aud Louisa Jane FOWier
aged 10 years aud u months.
The relatives aud irichds 81 the family respect
m ly invited 10 attend the funeral from the III IA ~
r. Church, on THURSDAY, me ISth lust. at l. NJ,
Michigan napsfr pirase COW
HkCkElk Tn Sept -. Al H. O'Clock IN the morning,
Mrs Caroline HecKer, aged Se '0rs
Relatives and friends OF me family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Without further notWr,
broadway, on Funay, tue .Itn tus AZ ~ o'clurk.
10 flowers. Remains D p flhru 10 'srrcnW uOd.
MOI RAM TN Iuceday, sep - + uk McCrann.
aged ~ years Aud months
Relatives aud friends are rrHpectfulY invited TO at
tend hi, funeral from lis late rcsldvncr IA Hester 81
on Friday. At . o'clock
KEY NOLDs. In WuliamsnurTi, IN sept. ~, Ann
ltul n0ld-. the b5th year ut her age.
The relatives and irlcnds OF ihr family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
nee giI Aaul"r At. WIN shurrh, On Thursday, tue
.Sthiu-t al - +. NJ, Without further nouce.
MOODS. on Tuesday sept, -, at her late residence
a4D hlsl hdth sl~ Mary Ann, beloved wife VI Bernard
Ihc relatives and friends Of th- family are respect
fuzzy invited ~ Attc4d tue funeral from 81. Josepnt
Chuirn sf IT, nni l-t sv. ON Friday 18Th INST. AT W
Tor the repose VI her soul uiermcut IN ayary Ccm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-28

G David Johnson; Edward Moran, i. i moore. +
Besrd' New York. oil paintings.
oRouP XVIII.
scribner. Armstrong Co., New York. books and
wilnam wood q Co., Ncw York hooks
Nauongl school Furniture Co.. New York. school
The american Society Of civ, Engineers. New YORK.
torrapis, ana various rub icati6ns Illustrating PRe
WORK "t the society aud tue progrcts Of engineering
American NJ sa0uAry Society, New YORK. maps shot =
inc te location Of schools under It's fostering care,
New York Institute for INC. Bnd. New York, plans.
Regents % the i umveTsty Of New York. Albany.
y, y" fun st Of reports and documents; .
COOPER q than Ne% arwns drawings &C.
The Methodist Book Concern. New York, works on
Hiss y N. coe. Now YORK. kindergarten work and
.AmerIcsn Bible society, New York. Bibles in many
Henry Ward Rochester, N. Y. collections in natu.
esb5S New York Of s,Sss S5as
tus furniture. and health Ift. - ...,,,..,,...
A. 8 barnes CO., New York, school books. maps.
4: q. BiskneI a Co, New York books for builders.
Iyson, Blakemsn. Taylor & Co., New York. school
+. TeypSidt Sew FORK Pubiishers' weekly. &C.
5,nse Sqda Ga Nsw Yers y eoqk, seseo books
q, The Sons OF George p. Putnam New York. books
j. ssbiu 4 sons, New York, blonographicai publiea
ton.
enorr xxx.
John NJ. Jones, Elmira, n. Y, pruning and trans
The J. L. Mott Iron Works. New York. iron fountains
=. x. bn,s 4 sons, New York, garden requisites.
Frsnc is Hu.s. flnsans. 1; &. sksletol leaves, &C
vMrs' b. Hathaway, otsdawa. otsego county
John 9. Wilson, New York. corrugated heating pipe
ana boiler for greenhouse heating.
bds SS Nsw ors cSSs-sea ssSs and
.heslss , u Eis, New rork, not ws,er 9olier
Frank Hei,sineer. New York, plan, and designs for
f6l'ip Klag, New York. models for florists use.
i ~, Jsn,en New York, n9rS patterns:
GROUP XXX.
Henry Heron, Bur,lo. \ Y. stallion.
Col, A r. Phyie; New ferks horse, mare and horse.
curaana % Sew Yofk pure iaeH. Malta.
samuel pArsoLs, Blooming Grove n Y, stallion.
Groups n, ". and % are missing. and are said
TO cover the 400 awards not yet approved by the
Commission.
Nicholas salters, Brooklyn. " y native Irish setter
James r illey, Locust Valley, Long Island, n Y.
native Gordon setter dogs. -
T. r. Nereilhott, New YORK. native English bitch
O. il. Anderson, New York. spunger dog (over two
w crozer. North Point Long Island N. " sheep
Mrs. Ella q. Hail. New York. French baroet. "Fid"
. Dr. A Russell strachan. New YORK, Gordon setter
". j. Bockrrton, Brooklyn. n. Y. Gordon setter dog
Joseph r. Fisher. Brooklyn. Gordon setter bitches
Fleet speer. NJ. d., Brooklyn, y. Y, Gordon setter
tonn E. Devlln. New YORK. Imperial Irish setter
4. y; MUM; New York. native Gordon setter dogs;
DR. A Russell sirachan. New York. pointer dogs over
4 Belmont Purdy New York. cocker Spanish bitches
and dogs over one ami under two.