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New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A LAWYER.
AN ALLIE ED CONSPIRACY TO bEfhACD " oh'-->-
TIE SUN OF $4,000 INVOLVED,


TIE SUM OF $4,000 INVOLVED
George JaneYay AID Ann Amelia, his Wlie'
living in b,yonne, N j. cparatod without legal ac"on
After the death OF Mr. Jan way q short time ago. h'7
heirs di-,oyervd That bis estate, yaiued at soOcVO a
slppeC through hands anu they believe tLa' tnefe
has beer . cor spiracy pr raId Miss Amelia a. Jane
ay III, da ghteT made charge AGAINST Thomas carey
exnerper o. tie Ncw-Jarsey Assembly, lawyer DONG
business Il Nca York and residing IN Glocnvle' ana
John KeancN o the FIN OF Han Kennel, matters Oh
Grecnwich-st Ncw-YGrs, also resident oil Ireeh'He'
Justice Leonard Of Jersey City employ0i % searth
the records and John Linn Of the law nrm OF LINN ~
Rabbit was retained 10 prosecute the charge. hill
stating the 1o. nd Of acton has been hled WIN Chah
oaIor RuDycu At Newark II sets forth that Mr. Jane
way ow- cd eight Tlots of land in Bayonhe worth
$4,000 and a small amount OF person9l prop
erly. On Aug 81, 1871. NJ. Janevay dIA'-
cred TO Mr. Kennel decd for five .iols'
and on oct o. 1871. Ann Amelia. wife Of
Mr. Jaewpy united ri.h Der husband IL the execution
Of another deed releasing her right - dover ID tDe prop
aud rs Mr. Jlncway had made iSiGt advances 10 A9
other child he depgncd t. leave 10 Ainela 80 "ie o
the real estate. The CoDYeyaDcos VI me WopelI 10
Kennel for the puinoS1 o. pay )lhS on Le cp's,
MIS- Jareuay ir The iii charges that mortgages we're
given Kennel without any consideration, ana L II
am money was given tl.n Il was divided between
syiICd together &c deirald her an her fath,I dti
that. the mortgages were given for the sole pui-
pose of rt'eIng the aims OF the conspiracy.
Miss Janeway charges that Wine Carey vas pietnu ~
10 act o. legal adviser, ne personally causing nt
mortgage 10 re forec lsed nj benefit or the
benefit o. John KtnLcil rud money advanced lE g MI
win an appeal to Ac Court uf ChaLcery 10 cause IA
persons eng3-c TIC alleged cons9racE % aipea! ahi
submit Ut ac Miss JaIeY4 says at her ihih'r
Gehts less tnan $1,000 ana tho property MS Deeh
absorbed without setting them all
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

Bl. cox .a,n rrl-r c, q h spr coua... sion or it.rr
5slAtr.s. l-r lpprr-"ut t1f-, tii t--tt cis' to ii
.ui... fr,- i.ty 10, r.A.-r -.yu A. iuAru place ~
-4e re- alive value 81 1 a. silver; The c'us"p TIE co.
whether PERMANENT Otherwise; the rh'rL thereof on
tue trap. commerce n ncr. ana ir'l ti'c lIi-t
the rr,utr5 Ind the standard of Nsi"r ~ THE ana
lr.I o. countries -HronG .ltO Tie pJI'J oi r's'Drs-
ton %! o., tYJ 'r standard ~ tr- country! aId Z re-
Slnl-t what tir legal relation l".~"eu tr TWO CONS.
.ilvsr ls , .lt Dee. Third, iutJ IN" question % the
policy cont. uu- y.itsnder uots- y.rJrcHtF win
IA, ,nctuc u,s.d. sud the effect tAcSn. o t.t taD"
utu.t.y a4I vein ut the Cuuu,fy. tJgltA, In 90 "a"
best manner U' providing fo- facilitating resumption ~
- ere payu-u D. tu commission 10 report Oh or bcicic
,Lr 18Th Uf ia iu4rr, I-1l.
~ hour AID hai icpn.e Ou me bill TOOK place i'.u-
TX chi,y ne question whether ,ho p arin"Hrli1ng
- yer " NOS pass- tarUu n the Ho.- 5.Irpflt uusy
aaG without reading TIE uNnuaLlyr ~ the question De-
.ag held by Mr. BLAND II Missouri, VI. u'LhtA o!
lLgiau- and Mr. FORT OF Iun, and the ne gaiiyr ~
Mr K Rt-sJ. ot iowa ana Mr. IONh-FSD d Ui f,ru,. .
ytG.l Fa Ily tho question "t' t.Aeh shi tAe Dl-
-. u.
- u,a-e then al O'Clock adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

testified that aftere shoot-s July TO- the p-son.,
aud himself were working together at the Crows Neat
Pond ROtheln asked why he shot the man and ~
replied that he released morrow and reesivsd
the same orders he would knock the man down and
shoot him. sno
ant evidence was ELECTED. Major Gardner moved tha
discharge or the prisoner, and was opposed by Csn
Foster. After statement from the prisoner Comms
s0ner Osborn said ibat he thought the theory O,
dental shooting had not been sustained, and ba
should commit Pothlen TO the action of tie rn4
Jury. N@NA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

s pier are employed by the week receiving sl5 rms
evening the new m3n are 70 be pfn' hpu ~; ~ hc"es
.d 0f ppIlce 10 the of =, and tIer u hclf hVHtS:
Sergeant Gas;lin with his sguaG "l stedmOOA' P'h|1 P @
stll occupies the river mont anu KEEPS 'la .d H tn
AN the movements Of the strikers, VINO are nOs 1Wt ~
corererate 10 groups Vests Win tle lstsr "I'o ~
police constantly duty a ne pier no 'Sooo 80 "PP
lgIutd.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
CsIFSDSP1-TUTs DAY.

Corvr OF GEyERAL sEssiOSs-Br.oTe JOHN X HACSErf
Recorder Annie saunders Joan H. Ar.n~tThG DlsI -
scsUl'In robbery; Cunningham, Joreth Graui,L
ieonoHs se-.l., ald battery Fafes soacn hshs nAI
rrsns heuua, Timothy tnokiu denIy ts''l' JOS h
Oapa burglary Archibald BTOwa Annie fiizg0epL helfy
Cerste James Kelly, Mar \ Hagal, an Go'ha JAMS
Ff4l.- James Brrn grand larceny; Michael frEle,
iofseEy. Louis Wa1r, Henry J. Besar fasc pretsases
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
Vo,-sr OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House a. the regular order 81 business,
LouA Up tie Bland Silver Dhl.
Mr. HALE tRep., Me- suggested that the attempt q,
he gentleman irom M,sourifMr Bland, to force the bill
hyoush daring the morning hour useless, and he
,hou sht 'he Gentleman should withdraw his call for
previous question:
M. BLAND trsm. MOI replied that the hin demon
etius silver pasSrd surrcpttiOusy by ihe rgGte
meu who represented the money sharks of the country
there had hhbuste-!ng, and II would be pusil
luminous O hiu should he gave up 70 ng Ia get tAIogi
his hill b,.,..tse of EnbIst~r1ns motions
Mr. PIERCE krp. Mas said the statement that that
bill went through surrcptOusy Ia uutrue IL had been
three ycus before CuDs e-s
Mr.. RIs NlJ-it was "A frurd.
The morning nour having expired, the bin went
without gc.iOn.
TER RESUMPTION ACr.
Mr.. cox Dem, y. ~ Chairman ot the Committee on
Banking and Currency reported bill - repeal tie q nd
section OF the Presumption act ~ June ii, 1879, which
directs tho Secretary Of the Treasury 10 redeem in coin
tender notes tber outstanding ano proposed 10
aow AL hour snd hG for .ts discussion. and the like
time for tba discussion Of further bin, which he vas
directed tO report providing Tor ccrnssion On tho
subject. He would decline, however, - allow amend
munts 20 he offered lie opened the nert by deelsr
ug his belief thai the hxn. of day for sump was
hopeless nsnAoe e. prosperity that it effected good.
ad that IL utte! useless for ali practical purposes
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

GEOGRAPHY AND FNASCE.--Lsdy Visitor
texMnniLg the sohoo-"wkais the capital o Turkey !"
Bright Little Scholar" Please M, /. amt col none-lrs
BanLrup' T-lPuncb.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07
MINIATURE AIaANAC
sandy Rool

set Aoga rt.es-..-- CO
- RICH rHS 0Af-A b
sandy Hoax S5g CiU.'s island B"h tr F~i!''.
HlsH iBs rAr-f -. ,fsj
sandy HOOK. alI Cows isitoa 'e- / al W. R'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

SUIT OF ELyINA A. LANE AGAINST MALTBY G. lane
FOR DIyORCE-A QUARREL CONCERNING THEIR
DAUGHTERS sCToR.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

Tho vote w~s ,AoA ~sru ont. n rep ricd Dy ar Cox
ll-,u t'c J1muiiter Eausns 'ui Currency. a"d 1t
va "a sod Yeas LOG, h.J 80, 's follow. tHrrr"i-
c.I, IN .uaus; Demo, ats ~ italics Independents IN
, 1876-06-17
Centaur
Liniments.
Letter from a Postmaster.l

ANTIOCH III, Dec. /, 1875
4" Aessrs. J. p. RosS & Co:
- Ny wife has, for a ong time, been terrible suf-
ferer nom Rheumatism. She has tried many ply
sicians and many remedies. The only thing which
has given her relief Is Centaur Liniment- / am re-
joiced 10 say this has cured her am doing what
can to extend its sale W H. RING"
This Is a sample of many thousand testimonials re-
eeived OF wonderful cures effected by tie Centaur
Liniment The ingredients of this article are pub
Iished around each tottle u contains Witch Hazel,
Mentha Arnica Rock Oil. C2rbolie and ingredients Is
hitherto little known. Ii d;sput&ble fact that
the Centaur Liniment is performing more cures OF
swellings, Stiff joints, Erup ions, rheumatism
Neuralgia, Scstica, Caked Breasts, Dock-jaw, &c ,
than all other Lniments, Eabrocatious Extracts,
0intments and Plasters now in use
For Toothaebe, Earaehe, Weak Back, Itch, and
Cutaneous Eruptions, 1t is admirable. 1t cur bur
aud sCalds without a scar Extracts poison nom
bites and stiugs and heals frosts-bites and chill
blans in a short time. No family can afford 10 be
without the Centaur Liniment, white wrapper.
The Ccniaur Liniment, yellow wrapper, Is
adapted 10 the Tough skin muscles and flesh Of the
Spawn, SweeDy, Wind Gall, Fig Head and Poll
Evil are little less than marvellous.
Messrs. j. Mcclure Co, Druggisists, cor. Elm
and Front Sts., Cincinnati, o., say:
I" In our neighbOrhOOd number OF teamsters are
using the Centaur Liniment. They pronounce II
superior 10 anything they have ever used. We sell
as high four TO five dozen bottles per month &c
these teamsters." ;"
We have thousands of similar testimonials.
For Wounds, Calls, Scratches, Ring bone, &c,
and for Screw Worm IN Sheep, It has rival. Far
mers Livery-men and Stock -Taisers, have in this
Liniment Il remedy which IS worth hundred times
Its cost.
Iabra.ory of J. B. RosE & Co,
rs 3m* 46 DEY ST, NEW YoRK-
, 1876-06-17

I 10 prenlilrn viii he awly.sl for aHy'i.n w.
in tie opinion of tie judges, Is Lot ai-1--. W -
| kind. ....-s;rf q.
,. Articles o merit having u0 competi'aa VII '
AWARDED diploma lid.
judges unless 1t has card a-ta,.''' ~ ,5s 4;
class number and number q entry . 41'o -T !
animals Ny..ere age Is requlIed- Ihfse ,AI's "
furnished Uy the Secretary, Un Ia iisn' u sI---
| fees. ,.--...,, nj, n.
1 FyLiIitars' names must not le written VA =
cards attached TO articles or iliiila sh- !.
htion. And no person viii b. alA@el 7. - -.
with the 10 l,gs durIup, o. before i'tH -'.- -
by word, .et:er OF cthesSis= tA-e' t-----'
SION frLIn competition II. - ,-,-.,ss
: The L1,ks fr entrance q aE!'a'4' ~ -,
competing iOr premiums Will te Gio94 a. r. -
A NJ thursday the third day, the tiii7 o -
" governing. except tot such class as ~ rs- 5
be named But exhibitors are reg
early as possible on he hisi tAS- +,,,s rus.
G. All animals, maEuiactcfts-o u i-.,,,,,,t1rrr
be entered in the naI.c Of tie o"Itr, il-I-i-''-
Egt.ie- may be made with the St'.ss'j = =. =
letter or o.lerwise, aIy time aiisT the T., -. n
temler. If application be accom- ''i'9-
trance tse. ~, ,s- ,sr. On lie
,,-,uiuTns u, l- awarded ard must l. -.
10 the tine Of passing the books mo iis m ,n q
Ci,sx SuDeriniendeuts. or 70 EOtle= Sii '@ 49,
such entry. -. Il - afer 10
Entries VIII not be allowed IN any e :, 80
Judges have commenced their exam I ~ az ggaray
10. No person shall act a. Jalss ~ ,,o,....al
premiums, ior winch lie Is IN any way a. -1zls:u1s
H. All animals or articles eE'sIsI -. I.v uBtl
IDust ren,,Iu upOn the gIOuuis Il ih7 t--,1si-
noon OF the last day. o;her~s- all gIi.-l ilF
ums thereon viii Be forfeited uu.,7'
removal b granted by tl- Pre'sa. .,y,,u VII e
70 Al animals Or articles i9f .r,;,l.s aDt
taken in charge by the Cisas sup - Js!g,s
arranged in order for the lnspsei Oh - ,ase q
Thereafter they viii be under tts -lr. wi Llgs
the eoaittses aFa ,feIo not Sti SSfh i- ' szgton %
Withost i5s % ptrraiSso .1S Of the Cl = u.
70. Al! entries for trotting or ru';ii tts AZ
=. maze Win The secretary by 6 o.l-oiA ? ~
previous 70 the raee. ..t-..-- r,.r;izs AZ
Il Premiums 10, elaimed VIM ,.-i - lie sCz,!
they are declared, stall be ioIlel-e- ~
, 1876-06-17

THE Oregon newspapers propose to
suspend publication during centennial
week. The ;dea is to give printers
and editors an opportunity TO be al
Portland on the day of the great Gel
ebratiOn.
, 1876-06-17
prcErkIiOSS,

]. The Julges and Class s.a--Ir.e siis'
meet at the oiice OF the Secre1ii1 - Wll 70
elosin., tie b uks for entries, WIN - sd u
ceed IN r-rform their respect " =. ~. ~
Judges WHO, for any cause are u--l-1,s,.s - -
recuestei 20 report 70 tn sur. -r.atsl!ilS
tier places can BE- duls h!ltd- ' .ts S,,ss;a!'
viii tb-n receive the entry Olks y - Jriss
-, ,---.t .r our.t II tie aWs. 20 - t,s %
ana rer,rt tie sane, with the rst's'-' n t5s-
the Secrets tary, at Z = close ~ the II
class or as SON thereafter rs 0a7' t,,,isgs III
, TDDrspsr conduct or JEulaHr - = -C-r5aDt4
subject TIE offender To expulsion " N - = r1ouDs
3 well regulated poee VIZ - = on tbe p,
during the Far, which " 4 4 ~ m al sis-
NJ ~. ouners Will secuTs entire siis' n 40 iTI
-. .-~f;I,+i-, TIE Supe- ntenie1ls W tLs1
= r,,ira torce 20 protect ali aItle' s.,rsi Bl,5s
charge A vigiiaut watch = Il! " ,Egr azrsss,
and dsv and all necessary I'-sc. a'i- = rtsu5Hsl-
socids,;s But the Society VII To-
for any loss Or damage %, i F--r5s5et y -
Hly and good stalls vii '9
animals ent red Tor premiums; ---rsts = -
5 Horses that arr eNpecs5l 70 W ,rIII te trsns-
in the Running or IT0tunS -
stalls FeraIzing -
a. +b- los O: the las: day, 10 ~lln ~lln,,1 tbersaf1
contest or complaint mast be saul--
no comp amt vii r. oonsl'efei- ! I'll sni p
:. P-r5,ns wishing 70 camp o--,. o--, ,si,h Il a.
ant and shady grove on the
dance o: WOO and water -,-. .y- Frei-il---l--i
P-r-o,s wishing 10 eC'nIe.s w rrEaass.ssss
articles in Il Pavilion, ere ~, he tho - -
70 eTtar ITEM as soon poss''.T, - - siyen i1 *
rrhursdayj 20 that ample tune VIII
arrangement. .-o,, E.stsrn O-sg 4
N'ytbsyY Illho and Mash:nst124E1 Pgesi3sP-
JAS. ia MADIGAN. seTetary.
, 1876-06-17

SPEAKER KERR mas been unanimous
" exoueratei from all blame in the
matter of procuring an appointment
for man named Greene in the army.
The charge originated in malice, and
on examination proved u'terlyground
less. Kerr is not a Christian patriot
of the Schuyler Colfax stamp.
, 1876-06-17

TERRlronIAL OFFIcERs.-The House
committee has reported favorably mp
on the bill giving the people of the
territories. the right TO elect their
governor, and all the lower graGes of
officers. The bill will pass the House,
but It's fate in the Senate is uncertain.
, 1876-06-17

Ben HAYDEN was the democratic
candidate for State Senator from Polk
county, and was badly defeated.
When a member of the legislature
few years since Hayden was badly
compromised in certain railroad mat
ters, and as a result he has been un-
popular ever since.
, 1876-06-17

THE EUROPEAN SITUATIoY.-Atrre
ent the indications are that Russia
would avoid n war with England If
possible. She is holding back and
hesitating, ahd Perceivins that the
Berlin government has no intention
of joining with her, would perhaps
not be sorry to get cut of the SC 'pe
without fight. As for Turkey, it is
perfectly apparent that Englaul Is
backing her, and, moreover, that this
backing will be carried TO the fuIl ex-
tent OF British influence; which Is
after all very serious matter.
, 1876-06-17
Pitcher S
Castoriia

Mothers may have rest and their babies may have
health, if they will use Castoria for Wind Collie,
Worms, FeveTishneSs Sore Mouth CIOup, or StOm-
ach Complaints 1t is entirely a vegetable prepara-
tion, and contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol 1t IS pleasant to take honey, and mel
ther gags nor gripes.
DIR. L. DiIaoch of Dupont. O., says;
80 am using Castoria in my pTacIice with the most
signal benefit and happy result"
This Is what every one says Most nurses IN New
York city the Castoria It is prepared by MeTs.
]. Is. hose Co, i6 Dey St., New York, successors
10 samuel Pitcher, NJ. d. rs 3m|
, 1876-06-17
10 ADYERTISERs.

Tn. WaIla WaIla srArEsNkE has much iarger
circulation than any other paper Tutished IN tns
Ts-Titory of Washin.-tor and hence offer superior
i,5,ns,ns,ts ~ advertiser who would reach the
very best class of paying customers.
, 1876-06-17

r. z. BOISE was elected 10 the
District Judgeship at the late Oregon
election. His majority over BonSam
foots up 900.
, 1876-06-17

PlPEa's anti Chinese bill has passed
the House of Representatives. 1t Is
mainly aimed at the Importation OF
women for immoral purposes.
, 1876-06-17

OREGON ELECTIoy.-The OrGgoniao
revises its figures and comedies that
the democrats will have a majority in
the next Legislature. AS the figures
now stand the democrats will have
40 votes on joint ballot. all others 35
This secures the election of democrat
TO the U. S. Senate, cice Kelly, whose
term expires Marck 4, 1877.
, 1876-06-17
Wanted Immediately,

An AGENT OR AGENTS, to canvass in Una
II tilla Union and Baker counties, IN Oregon, and
walIa Wslla, Columbia and Yakima counties, IN
Washington Territory. for ANN ELIZA YOCNG'S
BoDk. entitled " WIFE NO. ls, or LIFE IN
BONDAGEn Estra liberal terms given to an
Agent who desires 70 take the whole field For fr ther
particulars address, Il. B. BOrSFORD,
2s-ev. Portland, oregIn n,
, 1876-06-17
ACROSS THE GONTINENT.
The Trip Safely Accomplished in Eighty
fiOurs and twenty Minutes.

SAN Francisco June 1, 1876.
The jarrett & Palmer transconli.
mental train arrived here at $50 \. NJ,
local time, having left New York at
l2:42 A NJ, New York time, on Tues
day, lst inst. In other words, the
trip across the Continent was made in
eighty hours and twenty minutes,
calendar time. The trip after leaving
Elko station, was wonderful for swift,
ness over mountain range and through
deep valleys. As each station was
passed the excitement grew apace,
and the party was received with that
enthusiasm and hospitality peculiar to
the Pacific coast.
THE SUCCESS OF THE TRIP
has caused great satisfaction this side
OF the Sierras, and though the people
are accustomed 10 great efforts, our
journey across the Continent eIicits
wonder and astoni,hmenL here in Cali
fornia. Everybody seems surprised
that the party is not faiigued to s
degree of exhaustion, and the ovation
We received was one only 10 be ex>
peci,d on this side the Sierra Nevadas.
Indeed, The closing scenes of our Jour-
ney were more exciting than any that
preceded, Tor We Were treated more
like he:oeS from a battle field than as
men who had peaceably sat in a rail
road car 10 he whirled across the
Continent on half time. None of the
passengers, sensible as they were that
, 1876-06-17

INDEPENDENT NoTMG. The la;e
election in Oregon shows that tie
independent voter" has become a
fixed fact in American politics. Party
nominations no longer control the
voter, and whenever an Objectionable
man is presented, it matter not what
ticket he is on, he is sure to be reject
ed. We rather like this condition of
affairs. 1t will efec,ualIy stop the
practice of packing conventions, and
will serve TO purify the political at
mosphere. \ nomination is no Ion
ger equivalent to an election, and
hereafter the question will be, how
strong is the candidate before the
people? This is much better than
the old system of packed conventions,
wherein the most Objectionable can
dliate usually came out ahead.
, 1876-06-17


BLACK HILLs.-Late news from the
Back Hills is favorable. A train had
returned from Bismarck for supplies,
bringing sl5,0OO in gold dust. The
steamer Yeil01Cst0Re also arrived and
brought 81 ,000 in dust, having sold
her cargo of supplies intended for
Montana to the Black Hills train at
Fort Pierre. a train is loading for
the return trip. Tie day after Steven.
son arrived with supplies the stock
was sold at ouce-four SIS a sack,
and other goods in propoIion. 1t is
estimated that fron 1900 10 1000
miners are in the Deadwood region.
Crook city is located 10 miles west Of
Bear Butte, and Deadwood ten miles
north of Crook City. Deaiwood
Gulch is about three miles long. Every
portion of it is being marked with
claims, which pay from s. 30 TO s. n
day, with occasionally pockets yield
ing much more. Four men took out
in one day fifteen pounds of gold $500.
Another claim yielded from $500 TO
$500 per day, two gangs of ten men
each being emPloyed, mining day and
night. Large parties have gone to the
Big Horn region from the Black Hills.
The head of the little Missouri is also
being prospeclei. OF Is men who
came in, none are dissatisfied with
Black Hills prospects, and none ex-
press fears of Indians. Many rich
prospects are reported from the Rapid
creek region. No Indians were seen
by the party on their way in, nor by
the last few parties which left in 60,
ing to the Black Hills, nor have any
feen seen about Deadwood since the
time the military expedition left Lin.
coin and other points for the Yellow.
stone.
, 1876-06-17
pIvIsIoN L-DEsIeNs - M-DELa
DIVISION y PlOwEd.

Pest Flowing --.---------.--------'2 : ."
For manifest improygme.I's, useful 20 ,he ,'--'L
and III cilsur. ant not Ifs.'ie- a''l"i ID: c.
number o. the regular pr B,'gns, iis----' l.! =
arwarlel aC the discretion I tAe Trustees.
, 1876-06-17

HOOP POLES are in lively demand, and
thereupon our Puget Sound friends are in
good humor and talk a. out an active trade.
, 1876-06-17

PrRaY THoMAs deiI qaen SUP uD,,r.iIy Osi I;
u e.li a. this office II sle nj ,hIorf -
Mr.. Thomas liv 50 Wi-fe - ned nOt p n
bis & esiIipg All "a and settling his account
, 1876-06-17

Ornamental Printing, sUecimsI~-------lp
Creates: variety printing from ore II r. DIP
Photographic views, 3 specimens.
50 cilneu P,uInlIisip p--------...-.....--up
, 1876-06-17
DIVISION B-CATrLE.
Class > Graded and Ktssd Blood.

,
Satisfactory evidence of age and peligree must Je
furnished 10 The Judges before pgtmuus are awarded
Il this class
, 1876-06-17

DA'1S4ON h-AA1o AND SClENCES-
R. R. REEs, Superintendent
On Painting. painted within the year.. Dip
htst enelI drawing DIP