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New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

customers 10 was also determined 10 issue an address
10 the people the subject OF paying assessments Ro
uons were adopted that the practice OF one broker
leaning stocks to her be discontinued; at no more
such transactions takO place between nembGts OF ms
hoard that no more informal sessions be allowed Dut
thnt sessions between regular sessions of the bOard
he prcstded over by the caller, and all sales recorded
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
THE CITY OF BRUSSELS SAFE
DELAYED BY A BROKEN SHAFT.

NET BI TIE CITY OF RICHMOND 1850 MILES FROM
FAsrNEr LIGHT, UNDER SAIL
The steamship City Of Richmond, which arrived
here early yesterday morning spoke the City of
Brussels. about which so much anxiety has been
felt, last Tuesday evening about o'clock. The
steamer was then in latitude 4G so north and Ion
gtude I1o 13 west $50 miles from Fastnet Light
at the entrance Of the Irish Channel. The City OF
Brussels sent a boa; to the Cry Of Richmond, with
communication from Capt Watkins. stating t'at
the screw shaft had been broken in the stern tube
on the morning Of April % the second day ont from
Ncw-York and about 400 miles from Sandy Hook.
The passengers were al contcntol, and everything
was satisfactory So far as their comfort and spirits
were concerned. Capt. Watkins said he would pro-
ceed under canvas TO his destination and hoped to
reach Queenstown in 10 days more
Joseph Gall. optician, of No. 81 Union-square,
who was of the passengers on the City oil BIaS-
sells returned home on the City of Richmond OWING
10 thc'delicate health of his wife, and fearing the
effect Of her anxiety if he should remain on the dis
abled vessel He gave the following statement to
TnE TRIBUNE reporter: After leaving Ncw-lork
on Saturday. April 21, all went well, with nothing
unusua! occurring until about 7:15 a. II. on the
Monday following. While the pilgrims were Ell
Caged IN devotional services, we were all stariied
by sudden jar which shook the vessel iore and
aft The engines were at once stopped ana the pas
eepgers rushed TO the deck amid great confusion to
ascertain what had happened 1t was soon learned
that the screw shaft had broken in the stern tube,
anu '''' '"', "'' 60 .I'. -. II ,,ood io
sehetia' WIN VIC 'SS''""', '''' 'o -. ,,t
apI''N'"u1N' nv ' 49,. 10. - In tte
uuu1I san "''" l'"''''" VI ~ .1.'t,rt o,d il
mean u"e tn' -. itI,
was i""lu '.'I' ''l' ,.o. f, for soy
oral DAYS and al times almost calm. TIE greatest
distance l"""' OF any 0'T gag "S. -,
"'neI "'' W ~" ,'p' '-.'N - 60 tlt ~ ,i,cl
hi,'on' "' VIZ oN' -, a. 81. t.'er;,,,, ,i,,.ls
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down ana SPOKE WIN U.s. W.. ~ ,.l,, w.,
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MONDAY Apil o. met 80. '''''.' '''i'
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1owrR TOLLS on TIE cANALs.

There is great rejoicing among the memDers
of the Produce Exchange in this city over the success OF
hc committee winch went TO Albany last week to ask o
IN. Canal Board q reduction Of tolls oh the cau;s ~
Eulo where cgual interest is taken m the matter, lOO
guns were fired in honor Of he success. Ihe Ohnitet
OF the NcW-IOrk Produce Exchange was appointed very
otIy and RuTt.O WAS rs quietly asked 10 send Gc.e
CATION to Albany meet the NcWGOrk committee; lhe
two committees appeared before the Canal Boatd anu
9cr CON, lcble argument secured reduction of iloIn
two cents 10 one cent bushc on grain ana release Ol
The boats from tolls. THIS all the reduction per
nit,d according to law II II believed that this reduc
zion will take away from the railroads ana ada 10 Tue
Erie Canal frcigs 100000 bushels OF corn di!' am
thaf by Ay every boat the entire lire or the caul
can be- loaded Buffalo with wheat ana corn ana maze
profitable return trips from TINS city loaded WIN COdI
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"Hit it," Didn't Did too" " Didn't
4. Don't want you TO-" " Hateful thing "Dou't You
want 10 borrow orr morning papcri Mother says YOU
du come and got t Lit days lu week before "cNe
seen t" Thus the familiar ! OF tie croq"ct ground
begin 10 b., h,JIU a.aju as tIey ot along the sIIce,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

LONDON, May 14.-LOrd Ershine and the
Marchioness of Lothian are dead
tfOr ohsr forsigu Nacs rec F,r,t PIgel
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs in
BROADWAY
Gam COZ Noon. Gs'. % m. 7G'. Midnight 5i'.
Highest during Tie tay, 30 Lowest 80.
Average, JJ55. same diy, 1870. aj's
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
LACEG a SPECIALITY

NAIIINiT-,
RUFFLINCS,
sun UMBRELLAS AND PARAeCTS
LACE GOODS, EMBROIDEREs Sc
spccIal attention giyen % nlioup lace gOlda.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
GLOVES.

Special bargains in Kid Gloves this week The bcautful a
Gel, bTatcl glove TIE 'JaTOtte' importation i'm
!. o. and buttons The Cant De Sudc saxon Eesufv
all the shades, from % cents 10 - every pair Va
Tautcd.
TIes and silk Handkerchiefs u every style.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

CENTRAL PARK MEuoRoLoGllc..a'Ly y.,5'5 1Hsa'YA1 "
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

The.47th Regiment attended the service al ST.
Taus Church, f. d. last evening, the Rev. Ncwand May
narl chaplain.
Edward Lamb. the comedian, who was severely
injured by accidental burning at the olympic Theater
months ago has n,ary recovered and expects to return
IA, stage MI Uay discontinued Lambs wages Two
weeks after the accident aud Dee has been without pay since
company of actors gave him DoneAt the Academy Of
Music Friday night
1t is expected that Mayor Schroeder will send 10
the Common Council todsy veto Of the resolution giving
g. 500 To Commissioner William A. Fowler for
ana the expenses his trial before the board The viii
Dc based o The statement that there grounds
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
EAEEOR GOODS.

Job Tor Of silk Gad W1rsted Fringrs ar 20 cents
shades. AID oOl FuIGl ~ cents 20 10 cents > fru
CyI % 10 10.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

36G dozen ladies' Balbrgeau Hose sk block or 3j
worm ~ c.rts.
2.5 dozen for - cents: worth go cents
-IJ Gents GaHle Icluo Vests 90 D., cents each
GcH. shirts, ia aasua mus.n aLc bosom, 81 each, OF 6
Tor - 10
Nlqht shirts from 50 cents % 80 cents.
All kinds II dress trimming made 10 order.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
Ladies', Misses', and Children'S Suits and
HOImaDS,
Ladies', Misses, ard Chi!dran's Under.

Chemlsc neatly made % cent? 81 cents ~ ceats nm zs;
trimmed 81 90 - cents huc ClmOIc trimmed With lace el.e
Nuiit-, SO cents 10 81 30.
trrae,Is - cents ~ cents 80 cents 60 cents. trimmed
V embroidery edge, 4S cents. Gowns - cents and ug
wand.
Large assortment o. Chii1icn's Linen anl pqua -ults
Eustlts pauleIs CnT-.s E.euciHJY COrsets
Is cuuts 90 81 90; Bone, ~ cents.
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me RIM su.sle. Prosably bradley.

The Iinh Jussies Probably bradley.
WARRINGTON, Jan. so-Ths Supreme
Court Justices were In session an hour
and three-quartsrs this morning. sena-
ters who have made inquiry believe the
nfth Justice IL Bradley. although tho In
formation 10 not positive.
Here swiaaIisE sfshs Gsvsrans.s
New Yoax. Jan. s0.-Ths 7Smss has .
story that many Consuls and American
merchants are guilty Of robbing the Gsv-
eminent In the matter Of inportations.
No names are mentioned, bat the whole
affair IL likely 10 DO made public o
Another Charley Ross Case.
NEW YoRx. Jan. 30.-John Kahn. aged
siI years. son Of wealthy parents. was to-
day abducted at recess from the school
connected with the Church OF the Trans
hguration by m unknown man who gave
him money and sweet-meats.
The Oregon Electoral Case.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o.-The Oregon elss-
toral case was tho subject Of . long discus.
sion In the Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections to-day. A large num-
bsr OF kilograms have yet 10 10 offered In
evidence.
Another whisky Thief Pa'dossd.
Sr. LOUIS, January 3o.-Gensral John
Mcdonald. Of whisky fraud fame, received
an unconditional pardon yesterday. and
was Immediately released from the Peni-
tsntiary at Jefferson City.
MiscsIisnseus.
LsSDoS, Jan. s0.-Tho Post, . semi
official organ, says: 1--WE may hope that
In the course Of tho next month assurances
will be given which will ratify the strong
expectations now entertained. that the
prospect Of . European war Ia obviated.
NEW YoaK. Jan. 30.-Peter wintermutc.
who shot and killed Cook nj Yankton. Da-
kota, two years ago. died In Chsmung yes
tsrday.
LONDON. Jan. 3d. Consols, 9J; U. y.
bonds, 6S's. 1851 G7's. ITO; New Elves,
l07ss; Erie. 9h ; Preferred. q.
LNEnrooL. Jan. 30.-Cotton dull and
easier I; Uplands, G.i3i Orleans. Z. Bales
Of G,O00 bales.
PrrnBuRo. Pa. Jan. 30.-Daniel 0'Nell,
editor Of the Pittsburg Daily Di.poieh. is
dead.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey and servis

49, - M WA nj.
ospo 'oih '~,' e''
spondsnt At semiin telesraphs that the
situation Is 10 complicated that Il Is i'm
no..,bis IN firm apv opipion n. IN tbs
propapie result Oh 'he crisis IN oer'iA'
The Turkish envoy will shortly arrive In
Belgrade 10 open peace negotiations there.
The Cabinet IL In session daily under
tho Presidency OF Prince Milan.
A COMMITTEES OF seventeen members of
tho last Skuptschina demand tho imme-
date ~conyocation OF the Chamber 10 de-
eide finally Tor peace or war. The Prince
favors the meeting OF the Chambsr, but
10 Understood W DO opposed 10 making .
separate treaty oil peace win the P0rto,
either on account OF secret advics from
Russia Or from tho fear thai Montenegro
will refuse the proposals OF Turkey. n
thus bssoms the future leader OF the
sclaves. The Ministry oppose . oonvoca-
tion Of the nkuptschina, because they fear
that they viii he called TO . strict account
for their administration.
A m ia reported that
special envoy will be dispatched I'M
mediAtely 70 81 Petersburg, to obtain .
definite statement Of llussia's desires. and
10 ascertain positively what support. II
any. can he relied on II the Turkish pro-
posals are finally rejected. The peace
party are now very apprehensive that Tor
cign influence will prevent the conclusion
Of peace. IL Ia improbable that seryia
will take any decisive course until definite
replies arc received from NJ. Petersburg.
10 also bound by treaty to consult
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w.shi.ssss .

The members Of the Washington Guard
hold . meeting in Virginia City yesterday
for the purpose Of slsstiag officers. Ths
following gentlemen were chosen: Z. y.
Page. Captain; \. Rsynolds. First Lieuten-
ant ue-elsctsd); Thomas Nichols, Senior
second Lieutenant; n. Eddy. Junior Sec
end Lieutenant; William Chapman. First
Sergeant; T. II. RAblin, second Sergeant;
Thomas Dale. Third Sergeant; John
Pearce. Fourth Sergeant; William Col
Inns. First Corporal; J. b. Williams. Sec
and Corporal W. Perry. Third Corporal /;
Jshn Tregear, Fourth Corporal; Robert
Decide. Treasurer ; John Lew. Secretary ;
Captain L. y. Page. Lieutenant D. Hey
usids and Sergeant william Chapman.
Trustees.
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Arrivals ss,s
departures l.ass Evssiss.
Nasis.si s,aara Hall.

Agsod audience was present last night
In National Theaier. Virginia. upon which
occasion T. W. Keno made his first APP
psarsnee - Bob Briefly in the drama Of
"Ths Tiekstof-LeAve Man. This Is Mr..
Ksens'. best character and he does par
ticularly we'll In H. His personatioa 10 As
nearly perfect ~ anything of the Kind
ever sssn upon the stage. J. N. Ward 10
always good. but a. HawkshAw. the lie
tsctivs. he was even better than usual.
Mis- Aggis Kesns sustained the part OF
Sam willoughby In . sprixhtly and ac-
csptabls manner. Mr.. SNOW was remark
ably fns a. Msltsr Moss. Streets of
New York" will lie given tonight with as
strong . cast ~ the company will afford.
II will BE- put upon the stage in good style,
and theAter-gsers will 10 sure 10 see IL.
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NEW Yoax. January 3o.-Transactisns
al the Morning Board 200 Alpha. az,
@12 200 Belchsr. 9a@S. 200 Best 4
belcher. 36S, COO Bullion, 1871. iS0 Cal
ifornis. 464. also 20 shares VI same al
~, 900 Chollar S967is, 80 Cleveland ~
500 Goa. Imperial a.. 800 Con. North
SLOPE i5h 40 Consolidated Virginia ist
Ml5a. 100 Confidence n. Grown Point
81, $50 Exch-xuer Lhscs. 100 Eureka
Con. 3it, 100 Gould 4 Curry ~,
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AU0UsT RiOWRR.

The most miserable beings In the world are
thoss sufrering from dyspepsia and liver com
plant. More than seventy.hve per cent. OF the
people In the United ttafes are an lcled with
ihsse Two diseases and their effects: such -
sour stomach, slck headache. h.bltuAl costive.
ness, palpitstion Of the heart. heart burn. Wa
ter brAsh. gnawing and burning pains At the
pit Of tho stomach. y,llow skin, coated tongue
and dlsagreeable tasts In the mouth, coming
up Of food amer eating. low spirits. etc. Go TO
your d uggist and get q 75-cent bottle Of An
gust Flower or q sample hottie for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doses will relieve you. Asents:
CRANR 4 BINGHAM. Wholesale Druggists,
San francisco, California 81 6m
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BRONCHITIS.

IRON John Piagg, REQ, Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thres years since I Was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitts. Affecting me 90 severely ~ Ia render u
dinicult 10 SPEAK In IN audible vo ce. To this
ws ADDED asvere night swrats. and I was fear
ful Of going into o decline. Afr rccourre Ia
various remedies to no purpose, I male use oi
DE-. wistar's Balpsm OF Wild Cherry. q few bot
tles Of which fully restored me 10 health.
Since that time ! have had several severe a..
lacks Of cough, but the Bsisam has always TO
moved them. always keep 10 by me, and
should not know how 20 do without r."
Sold BE- all druggists.
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ASorHrR sLkioH-RipE.-sime oss's big
sleigh was brought into rsquisi'ion again
last night. The young people engineered
the Affair. and the regulation trip TO the
rscs-traek and back was made. Following
49,. P1ny NJ. TO-
McNartin. Miss CsssLslt. Miss Cassie
Henderson. Mill Van wagvuen, Willy
Randall. II. ?. Baker. L. II. Lister and
a. ,. Z: Davis. They had q socd nn,.,
800 !. IT, en-. ,hI.n,h A.. street. At
,Sa,s,..t ~. ,n.rrins
w"",."I
r,~~, -. r,,., IN
nouse .Is'nia. II0.ssso' !
iii ~ s;,sn ~ ths Ss., .%nsiisr. purins
the Ant part % the evening there will bsA
Trial match between the 'ss'oss OF "o's
aii A.d Virginia.
II. T. BRoprx 4 Co. - South c street.
Virginia. have one oil tho finest tonsoriai
and bathing establishments On the Com
ost CAL = inspect 'ais piase. lou
mn c.,-,sA,
s..~.. 4. an.
~ Vs.
1sn isp...si.. d:r.r,msnt' Who died
Last night Of d~iphthsris-
No.. A.. nav tied with lang rune.
.v,v fro- the edge Of tho roofs % houses.
Thsrs 10 likely 10 ~ slide and somebody
ret hart II tied toe close.
TuE delivery sleigh VI stsrn 4 son ran
ipts a bsni Of snow opposite the NEWS
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Rssees nAles.
BAN F.Axcrsco. January 30 - ?. n.

BAN FnAxcisco. January 30 - ?. n,
Ophir-27t bid.
Mexican-lSa bid.
Beat 4 Bslsher-36 sold
0suld a Curry-l2A ssked.
CaliforniA-44S bid.
Cen. virginia-t1 sold.
Ysllsv Jacket-l7t bid.
Justice-14S bid.
Sierra NsAAda-st bid.
Savags-SS bid.
Bslcher-9t bid.
Kentuck-sf sold.
Imperial ~ ssld.
AlPha-H bid.
Eiehsquer-7 bid.
Union Con.-9S bid.
Grown Psint-9 bid.
Caisdouia-ioS bid.
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A %sUFroCATiNa COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle. Of Chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure ~ q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied By bleeding ct the lungs, to liale's
she ssys. Threatened 70 sufDcate mo
but the Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
removed every trare of IT," The letter was 10
q lady lHend In this city. who has placed u II
the disposal OF q. N. Critienton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsche Drops ehrs In one
minute
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afkttAL 10 tak ooLb niL- eA $3.50
SAN Fnlxcisco. January SOL ?. H.
william Jansen. about six year, Of age.
sou Of George Jansen. . saiosn-kespsr at
the corner Of BrAnnan and First streets.
died about 10 o'clock last evening from
the effects Of an accident which bsfsll him
. few hours previously. He had bssn ny-
ing . kite from the top Of . shed In the
rear Of his fathers salssn. when be fell
through . skylight. . distance Of sixteen
feet, and sustained . fracture OF the skull
and other injuries. ,,
DL.ieuteaant John Weldon o. the Unitsd
States Engineer Corps was found near
midnight LAT n~ightilying dad On the sofa
In his room, Ne. 726 Bush street. Near
the body we're two empty bottles that bad
evidently contained chleral hydrats. NO
one was admitted except 0snsrsl Alexander
Of the Engineers. physisians. and . lev
friends Of the dscsassd and Ne Csroner.
The easse Of the suppossd suicide % - Jet
unknswn, all parties bsing very rsucsnt
IN d undentoci thaths lsft . Letter fer his
sistsr, Mrs. Commodore Naury. but none
Of its contents are divulgsd. and no elus 10
given for the supposed suicide.
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VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur u Jon are
particular with your teeth. and chsnsc them
every day with that famous to,th-wash 500
DON'T. From yoath 10 old age u will keep the
snsmel spotiess and unlmpalrd. The teeth Of
pcrsons who use BOZODONT have . pearl!ike
the breath is purified and rendered swe.t and
fragrant. 10 Il composed OF rare autiseptic
hsrbs, and 10 entirely frs from The objection
able and Injurious Ingredients Of tOoth.ps:ies,
atc- -
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Asssmbly.


tn. hill To detach certain territory from
Eile AMI attach 10 TO Eureka WAS reported
without Recommendation by the Commit
tee ON Counties and County Boundaries.
and made the special order for next Thur
day. .
occupied by . debate on the engrossment
Of the bill amending the Statute Of Linz
itations.
The Warden hill being the special order
for n NJ. the Hobbies aud galleries are
crowded. and thsrs are . large number OF
ladies within tho bar.
The bill 10 cut OF Chinamen's queues
was ordered ~engrossed. 49,.
Al II a.. the Warden bill. the special
order. was taken up. 49,.
A motion 81 harris 10 amend the bill
by substituting the second Monday In Feb
rnary, Instead Of the frat Monday In Feb
ruary as the day Of holding the Joint con-
~yention for the election Of Warden, brought
ON an animated debate. The motion pre-
vailed BY . vote Of % 10 20. This motion
was preliminary To u for the further
po-tponement VI the bill.
Harris then moved 10 make tho bill .
special order for Saturday. February ii.
Bailey amended for the appointment 81
q COMMITTEES consisting Of Coburn. Ball
and Glsdding. TO visit the prison and take
an account Of stock.
The motion As amended prevailed with
ths further amendments that the special
Committee 10 aided " the STATE Prison
Committee. and iustructing the COMMITTEES
to report on or before Saturday next at ~
o'clock.
The Warden bill nov stands - the
special order for nsxt saturday.
The House adjourned ct 1870 after TAX
Ing . vote on the p-ostponsment.
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1TOCK
..,o.r.D DAILY IT n. ?. xrArus = CO.,

lnnrorfnD DAILY sf u y. khAfiAs oo'i
nan Rraneisee Bard.
lat EvExrSe.
SIS Eureka Con, 10. %. 1k. 20 30
q, Norhsrn Bs'l>. ~. nv
40 0esssal Themes. zoe. ave
ms Ola, &c
70 Alpha. Ok. Ak
iso yellow Jaeiet. ish. LEX
s1s Leeds. ~. ~
so Poorman. Is
100 South Chariot. az
rs Gould 4 cdrry. nk
li9s MODS. a.. s.Ak
$40 New coso. mn
70 choiiar POtvsi, IS
Gs Con. Virginia. tst Ss
SIS baltimore az
g 8 s s.ss:sr:s.
100 cahiornia. Is. tsS. sS. tsx
$50 Ovsrmsn. ~. NM
ys Bssa q bslehss. s5S
Il, beieher. ss.ss 49,.
u, ophir. 7sx. ~. xs. ssk ss
80 Meziesn. tn. nv. liz
IS Grown rolnt. ~
tina noHxrxs.
tss Ophir. -, 2SH. ssS.T
eks Mexican. 10. IN. isS
go Gould q Curry, u
80 bsst . bslsksf. -. ~. ~ bo
1S cal1brnla. tsk, tSt
SO narage. .. sh.st
ITO osa. 'viginia, tss. az. ts's. u, 20 ess
- OAoilar, %
Nd Hale 4 norcross, 81. 81
oev Crown Point. sh, 81. 81, So. s.sbo
lois impartial, 1.A0 az
i0 ksntuek, 81. 81
80 Alpha. ~, 70. an
iD Dslehsr.p
40 sisna Nsvsda. ~
100 Utas. tts. its. ttk,is
ss3 ~suliion. In. H.. IN
tD KxeheQusf. ". ISL
80 Ovsman. W. iD
go Justice. isk. it's
ITO yulia. tk.ts
40 cslsdeniA. io'..
rs BAltinor.,
iso silver Hili.T
too Dayton. N
$50 Rosk IsisSd. sTxc. Sc. COG
80 Nsv rosk. \.
$50 phil sheridan. sk.3s
IN Ala. ~. ~
900 kossuth,
iss Andes. mis-
i,D Wells. Fargo d o.. sc
s8 Prospect. 30
$50 Trojan. ~
80 Union, ss.s