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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
MiRIE GHEIRETTi's DEATH
Mystery In nm Attic Room In Iaight street
DIR. smith and Friend.

ON n low pnllet In n small NJ ic room nj %
wv 80 "
LniSh' street Yesterday was the BODY oi Maria
Ghcirotta II .omcly Young Polish womnn The
.,,,ro,,,li limo. ,v,r,. thoc 80 l,i,,,i,p IAN, ma,
""' ''O'
oi sluaor. Inc scanty iurnllurc-a cradle, a
table, two chairs. and LITTLE furnace, which
III t.,i h, - h.,itl . i - ~.
M""'u "o'" ""' d "'"u' VI VI ''"9 ""9, "Nv
the apartment. clean ana well Kept baby
about ten oays old was in tho cradle and kind Y
n.i..hho,. toII ,bo .to,,. ~ ,ho ,r,,n., r,o,hers
h''-lp"Is .olu u'o S'pi' VI VIC S'"nS i"o,n't
trouble and death TO th' coroner WHO had been
informed of the case by a charity visitor Anton
ch.t.,,,o ,i, h,,.ho,,1 g. - St. ,,,.,.,,r ,,,, u,
'"''''"'' INV nu9p'n"' - " '"'79 '""p't OUT ol
work ana unable To- bear the expense OF IN AT
toudant upou his wife when recently She wns
ohon, ~ "r hcran' NO hor ~ eho ,,,,r, S"r was
rlcd to the Lying in Asylum in Marion street.
She wa. tl.ra rromignl nttendonon
~ ....i Al, 49,,
va l'''"' ,'''s' '''', -''n "''' rue sent 70 ,h'
asylum. and some tine aftcrward Young ply
sician visited her The child was nlreadv horn.
,,,, ,i.. i,,,,,,o 49,, ,,.,.,,'. WV. ,V'
""' '''' i"''''i'" "'' H'N'H "''" l'h'N'u' tH'
lnn. administered ehlofoiorm and removed il.
Mrs, GhrirrttA fingered until yesterday morn
ing, when she died. she was uncon-ci cious most
Of the time and often murmured, They have
Dutchered me-.
Tho neighbors think that the young woman
was the virtlm ~ malpractice by an unskilful
student or young prnct tioncr. Others say that
death wns due Ia nrsiect and lack OF nursing
Tho name OF the physician who attended
could not be ascorlHineu. Som" of the ncgh-
bors said that they heard the womHns husband
call hun Dr, smith,. lie was young man.
lie called ON hcr Two hours before her delivery,
and went right away, She gave birth to Il child
IN MS itl nee. anu WAS tiintfl S ono nf Ter
nelEhns, - no ,,, S@uni pnS . Ssi,'Hr rwturnrl
S,Y, ''." ,n'& & "'' &C., ii., ',ii,' " ~ VIZ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
TIE ELECTION IN NEW JERsEE.
The Republican, Gain n senator and Assem-.
lyman In Atlantic County.

The corrected returns from Atlantic coun-
ty show that the Republicans carried the county
by Il majority of 81. clccting J. j. Gardner to
the Senate and Israel Smith to the Assembly
instead Of the Democratic nominees as an
nounccd on Wednesday night This will make
nine Republicans and twelve Democrats in the
senate Tho returns from the Second Assembly
District Of Warren cotln,y show the election Of
David Fleming. an Independents who was sup
men. and Republicans. The Assembly Will
contain 81 Democrats. 27 Rcpublicans. and one
Independent Democrat. and one Independent
Republican
The Governor. who is an ex-offlcio member.
has appointed S,nntOis Albeit. Snwcll Hobart.
Blackwell Moore. Ludlow. and Kirk members
of the State Board Of canVnsscrs. which Will
meet IN Trenton on the 2sth inst 10 count the
gubernntOrial vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
WHAT THE COMMITTEES CLAIM
The Probable Strength Of the two Parties In
the senate and In the Assembly.

Tn the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday the
Republican State Committee claimed the GER
tnin election Of eighteen Republican Senators.
and the probable success of Sanborn in the
Twenty ninth tthe Niagaral District. making n
total of nineteen Republicans to thirteen Demo-
Gratis. Conccding. however. the election Of
Payne, the Democratic candidate in the con-
tested district they figure out n positive Re-
publican majority Of four. They feel certain OF
sixty-ninc members Of the Assembly. not count
ing Mapcs. the Labor Rcformcr from Monroe.
who Ia n stanch Republican. This is conccd-
ing the one doubtful district to tho Democrats.
the Fifteenth of New York. whore the election
of Ducll. Republican. ia still looked upon as
possible. The committee say that but for the
disfranchiscmcnt' scheme. they would have
clectcd their State ticket by 10000 majority.
Inc pcmoerntlc state Colniltte 9%1Iourneu %
home Mr.. II. =. Flower of Watcrtown, said /:
- concedc nothing, claim the election Of
cols in the Third, Hogan in the Fourth, Wag;
stnff in the Fifth. Nachtmann in the sixth tby s3
in the Eighth. Lathers in the Ninth. ST. John in
+. Jones in The Fourtecnth, Alexander 7: Good
| win in the Nineteenth. Lamont in the Twenty.
third. George kaincs in the Twenty eighth. and
Lewis ). Payne in the Twcnty- -ninthhIsiNtecnl IN
| all. which makes the Senate tie. II il possible
| that stephen II. Hammond mny be- chosen in
the Twcnty-siNth. which Will give us a clear
majority OF two.
| Mr.. Flower declined TO give any opinion re-
| garding the Assembly beyond the fact that he
| conceded nothing. and thought that the Demo
| Gratis might have u small minority. rs the re-
| turns from these back districts come in. he
continued " il will be found that We have mado
| our grcat,'st gains in Republican districts while
| the Republicans have increased their vote IN
| Democratic localities. That's the plan on which
| the canvass has been worked on both sides.
| Then the Republicans spent a vast deal more
| money than We did. and our people We're dis,
| hrartcncd by the success of the Electoral fraud
| last spring. Taking all things into considera-
| tun, we have made Il good light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
DISASTERS TO THE TURKS.
The Mussun,ns Excited - Significant Signs
Among Aib,oians-ueavy E"ssinn Losses
The Turks to he Rc-cnforcvd from runts.

Among AIbanian.-IIenvy Nus.tnn Losses
The Turks TO he Rc-cnrorced from runis
RAGusA, Nov. S--The Montcncgrns are
bombarding Fort Scrdar. near Spuz. They also
have twenty siege guns in position before Pod
gor.tza.
LONDON. '-ov ga Russian ofll"inl despatch
dated kuruk Dara, Armenia, Nov. 6. confirms
the intelligence that tn" columns OF Gems. Hoy
mann and Tcrgukassoff defeated the Turks on
the 4ih inst at Dcve-Boyun after nine hours
lighting. The Turks q ii in complete disorder.
The losses nre unknown.
LONDON. Nov S.-A private telegram received
from Calcutta to-day says the Mussulmans of
the up country nre much excited ut the news of
tn Russian Victories.
A special despatch from Ccttinjc to the Times
has the following:
Tho news from Monns,ir is dsquietng.
symptoms OF hostility among the Albanians
are increasing in sign flcancc. Tho Turks are
holding the bockhousc at Kaslamette under
constant attacks by Mridt"s. The Pashas are
united Mt Podgoritza. and werc intending to
attack Danilograd. hut not being able 10 con-
centratc sum l'ient force, II is believed that
they have abandoned the rlnn. for ihey nre now
diligently increasing the deicnccs OF Podgoritza.
A strong dcputution ~ Albanian chiefs is now
at the Montpnrgrin headquarters.
ST PETERSBURG. Nov. s-An official return
plurrs the Russian loss,N from tho commence
iu'nt OF husulltlts 10 Tue iiht instant NJ O4,Oul
| mon.
LoNDoN. Nov s-A Russian official despatch.
| dated kuruk-Dara. Nov. g. says: " Gen. Inza-
ron yesterday occupied n position in front of
tn southeastern forts II Knrs. for the purpose
! OF erecting Siege batteries. Tho Turks attacked
! him. supported 10y u fire from the forts The
| Russians bent them bnck in disorder. pursued
| them into Fort llaill Pasha at the point Of the
| bayonrt. Inflicted grcnt loss. spiked the guns.
captured ten on 'crs and forty men. and then
retired with small loss."
LoNDoN. Nov. s.'rhc Bcy of Tunis Is pre-
| pairing to send 5000 men to Turkey. the Forte
| paving part Of IA" expense.
| CoNsTANTiNOpLE Nov. San ofllcinl tclN-
| gram from Mukhtur pasha dated Nov. 5. admits
! that the Kussuns compelled him To- rcircnt from
| Dsve- -Boyun. II says some OF his oiliccrs, who
were pnnic-stricken and abandoned several
| guns. I'll he tried hy court-mnrtiiu. Tho dos
| pat IA concludes. " We are now occupying the
rtin'ations Of Erzeroum and preparing means
| of dofrncc.
VIENNA. Nov. s-The Poific1l Correspond.
| etce'S II lgradr special says the Porte has de-
manlcd the withdrawn. of the Soryian corps
| Of observation from the frontier under pain o
| vigorous military mn.Surr-.
| IoNDNS. Nov. H-Thc SdaIds special from
| philppopolis. dated Thursday. says: " -Four
| hundred Of the principal lnhah Of Bull
| earia. including the Gpshoffs md their families
! have hocn sentenced - exile in Asia Minor
They started in chains and under strong cscor
| TODAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
NEWARK AND ESSEX COUNTY
THE COtNTY DEMANDING an TLLEGAE
TAX FROM THE CITE
More thnn 100000 already wropufnHy
Paid. md mn Effort 10 he Made 10 Rcccves
That-Iots of W ork Ahead for the Lawyers.

wore tunn REOV.DOO nIrchuy NsF0uuruny
Paid. md mn Effort 90 he Made TO Rccoves
That-I.ots of Work Ahead for the Lawyers.
The Freeholdcrs of Essex county, N. j,
passed n resolution. Yesterday. directing the
County Collector to demand the payment in fun
OF all taxes now due the county by the cities
and townships. This resolution. though gem
cral In its demand. is intended especially foI
Newark. The Common Council OF Newark
passed resolution. on Friday night. instruct
ing tho City Auditor to withhold from the
county ont Of this years taxes. t39. .541 80. in
tcrcst on Road Board bonds. which has bcen IL
legally assessed upon the city yearly for seven
years past. Tho action Of the Frceholders yes-
terday is IN answer to this Freeholder Eo-
botham. Chairman of the Finance COMMITTEES
of the board when he presented the resolution.
hinted that II tho city did not make full pay
ment to the county lawsuit would follow The
city is prepared to contest the matter with tho
county. because II Is alleged that the city has al
ready Illegally paid to the county over 5000 000
that should be credited to the city.
The difficulty arose in this way: The Esse1
County Road Board bonds amount to 81. .4i5.60O.
and wcrn issued seven years ago. to run ten
venrs The interest on the bonds amounts "a
s1Ql .1J7 a year. and the law provides that ones
half OF this amount shall be assessed upon the
county ut largo, and one half upon tho citiea
Instead of this. the entire amount has heen as-
sesscd upon the county at large. and as Newark
InNS - lnT ''in OF tnc clltlIc taN SnH nHb pt.u
1851 .23 more per year to tho county than the
law required. Tho city now aims to recover
what i has overpaid besides reiuSins to pay
tho Illegal assessment hereafter The county
not only refuses to credit the city for what 1t haa
ovprpaid. but demands the payment OF the ille-
gal assessment until the bonds mature.
EX State Senator Taylor. counsel for tho Free-
holders. advised them, when he facts first Gang
out, TO hold on to what they had got. Ho said
that individual property owncrs aud not thd
city must sue to recoVcr. Judge Tcesc. Mr..
Kirkpatrick. Mr.. kalisch and other lawyerd
hold TINT the city can recover from the county
The city authorities therefore resolved 10 hold
on TO what they have got. as the Frceholder4
propose to do Tor the county. A. the city viii
soon have 100000 taxes for the county. II will
apparently have the best OF the light until the
courts decidc the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
NO REDUCTION IN THE .tRMY.
The Democrats Resolve In Caucus that II Is In
expedient to DO Their Duty.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The Democrats Of
the House met in caucus this afternoon TO
choose n Chaplain. and the Rev. Mr.. Harrison
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. now
stationed in this city was nominated.
After this the question Of reducing tho army
was taken up. Blackburn of Kentucky AMI
Harrison Of Chicago made strong speeches in
favor Of reducing the army to lju0O mon. They
wrrc replied To by Mr.. Ellis of Louisiana. who
denounced tn, motion made hy Mr. Blackburn
a disrcspectful to The Fraudulent President at
this time. and calculated to stir NJ i'll feelings.
lie claimed that there was no longer any reason
for fearing thnt tn army would be used for po-
litical PURPOSES in the South. Tho caucus
adopted n resolution that ii would be inrNprdi-
cnt to put "a clause IN the Army bill at this time
limiting the army 10 l. OOO mon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
THE LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY nv NORM TIE
SEN1 TE AND the ASSEMBLY.
Both Parties Claiming the Ninth and Twenty
third senate Districts-The Very Interest,"
Ing Position of MIR. Louis Gocbei-A Chance
for the Worisirrm men In the Legislature.

third Senate Districts-Thc Very Intercst-
Ing Position of MIR. Louis G. GoebeI-A Chance
for the W orisircmcn In the Legislature.
Later returns do not materially change
our estimate Of yesterday as to Mr.. Beach's
probable majority in tho Statc. lie. however.
runs very largely behind both Mr.. Olcott and
Mr. Seymour. In the Senate the Republicans
have majority but OF how much will depend
upon the result in the Ninth and Twenty third
Districts, and the course of Mr.. Goebcl from
tho Sixth District OF this city. Mr.. Gocbel Is
claimed 10y both the Republicans and Demo-
crms. while he announces himself as
Democrat on national politics and inde-
pendent upon state matters In an In
terview printed in this mornings Sun
no declines to state how he shall vote upon
many important questions. but declares that he
shall sometimes act with the Republicans and
sometimes with tho Democrats. In the Ninth
Senate District the election Is claimed by
both Col. Iathcrs and Judge Robertson. The
latter gentleman tclcgraphcd to THE SuN last
evening. d" | am elected beyond all doubt, and
cannot be counted out" MIR. l.. ID. Huntington
Mt the came hour telcgraphs THE sun from New
Rochelle That the latest returns show Col.
Iathers's election by from $50 to 800 majority"
In the Twenty third District tho Republicans
claim the election of Nathaniel c. Marvin, by n
majority Of about 200. but this is not conceded
by the Democrats In our table We give the
Ninth District to the Democrats and the Twenty
third to the Republicans. and class Mr.. Goebcl
also rs Republican. In the Tweniy-siNth
District the Republicans gain Senator. elect
Ing Edwin Hicks over S. II. Hammond. and in
the Twonty-ninth District the Democrats make
again by the election OF George C. Raines.
Full returns from the Second District OF Or
nngc county. the First District Of Otsego the
First District Of Stcubcn. and Schuyler and
Stcuben counties show the election of Republi-
cans to the Assembly. which makes that body
stand sixty-six Republicans to sixty-two Demo-
crats. But this allows them Mr.. Mapes from
the Second District Of Monroe county
who was elected on the WorknGman's
ticket and comedies the defeat of the Demo-
cratic candidate IN the Second District OF Orange
county. which is denied by the Democrats, who
claim that frauds perpetratcd in Hyde Park
gave the election to the Republicans. An in
yestgation is now in progress.
In the First District of Westchestcr county
the official figures show the election Of Ford
ham Morris. Ant-Tammany Democrat over
Ambrose H. Purdy Tammany. by majority Of
seventeen.
The vote in the Assembly is so close between
the Republicans and Democrats that the tive
Worklngmcn's candidates. Mr.. Beard of Che
mung and Mr. Mapcs of Monroe will probn
bly, hold the balance when acting together.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
Maryland Judges Acquitted.

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. g. .- Tho Circuit Court
has si,cna verdict of not emltyn the eases of Judges
Gra.on and Ncott Tor n,s'casancc in office The trial
of jude (cllol Tor alleged drunkenness M come up 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

EDuronp. VI Noy. S.-Beforo dark Yesterday
am IT,. taoN ot The M,si.quo' and 'hfe River Railroad
torn up ln-i wook b, the ras-umpsc Railroad officials
was rcail by the wurkW,n. ulod hy large numi,r Of
the ciI.ns this place and locomotive ran through
Mau,nu,c Gen Auli,, ruddmasior ot the IA sump ,ic
KallrlAd. arrested ON chAr-H ui tearing mp the
track aud destroying the property ul the and Rail
road lie was taken before Trial Justice ruw,ll I'M,
morning. lie obtained u continuance at the case uitl
Saturday TO confer with his sucriors and obtain counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
Ii,ue Charlie McNair'. Death.

Charlie McNair. n little son Of James McNair.
ui al Bank street Newark. dcd al So Mirhnos Hospital
in that city. ON Wednesday night after having suffered
intensely lor several months lie was crfaud boy IN
pr lydOus drng iorc at Washington and Bhuh streets.
Hnd w February last r Mas Ifstflt'd with severe
inn IN l- up II sad that clerk iu the store James
tu,l". had Kicked linn Ahscrssos formed Ia his hip.
lauc- nNlc >ied iut the Grand jury found
inlicimcni against hn thaihc ralhcd httlc during
tv snnm r. hut new ahsrt s>> formed lately. ON Wed.
ne~i, n-ht tnNle lct tn tN Charlie parent viii
hrlus the case before the courts again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
Mystery In Central Park.

Oilcer Frowley heard load cries for help and
in central rark Yesterday arthc pond at sixty
sccol street pn' tit a,,ugc al orni we'll Dir, sod
man wrtnihg IN agony There lie would not answer any
questions ht nnutlpr wrrc~>,d man tu.l the niliccr
tai the man lNcd ~ - hl,t nm, NA street Ihc sick
man was .out % -. Lukc~ Hospital, where phNsciAn
sand that he had been pods ne1 At ~ hast iiiiN sixth
str iv occupants IT the house said ihatih knew
nothing ,f the ease Whether the man was druggpd ana
robbed. or whether hc auemi tct seia' Is mystery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
THE rOIE IN kINs.is.
An Estimated Republican Majority OF BE
tween 10000 and 3c 900.

TOPEKA, Nov. $50 lar a. heard from
Norton Rcpl. for Chief Justice receives the
Republican vote. and viii have "A decided ma
jority. The State will bee 10000 10 80 600 Repub-
lcan. A small vote was rolled in pretty much
for were n Lieutenant Governor. to fill the un-
expired term caused by the resignation OF
Lieut.. Gov. Saltrr. and Chef Justice. Davis
and Bourbon counties 60 for tho Greenbackcrs.
The whole Republican ticket in Leavcnworth
popularity OF the candidate for Sheriff.
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Eighth District by AIS votes although the pro
yioue figures gave him 20 majority over John
VI. Douglass the Democratic candidate. This
IL Democratic gain. md clecta seven Demo-
crntic Asscmbymcn GU, Of the nine.
Tho election of James HYDE Ms Supervisor in
the Eleventh Ward is by 40 majority, Tho ma
iority by which James +. Pierce is ccctcd Som
ntor in the Second District II, according to tho
latest figures. 236. Eugene ID. Berri. " IL ns-
serted. will contest his seat. Daniel Bradley.
who wns defeated in the First Assembly Dis
majority. promises 10 contest the election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

John Scullcy. aged 2S, the foreman Of Srholcs
sulphur factory, IN Kent avenue, Brooklyn tWomouth,
ago engaged to marry Li1le Baxter and the wedding
was arranged To take place on Oct II Roonls were
lred furniture was hogeht aud complete urrau.cucit,
were uHle ior Auu-rhr, niug on the sunday before
Oct II ic disappeared. ad his icnd. informed the no.
lice. The Mrdhin- dnA passed. and Miss RaNtor waited
Tor him unNDuslt NIrn ~ Was hmtNd a. hpr that her
lover had run away % rschlU marrying her, sir dc
chrtd thai She would not marry lin any event soul
les recently returned to lrnohNn but refused to *
pinn hls absence, orn let Mis-, Baxter know of hi, re-
turn When hr found that his place TIC nci.r, had
been htd lac lett second time and l. yet missing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
Suicide from n Ferry Boat.

A. the Jersey City ferry boat D. S. Gregory
was nearing her slip ON the Jersey c.W side t6oclock
yesterday morning well dressed man climbed upon the
gate. and leapod into the water The boat was stopped
AMI attempt made 10 rescue hliu without sucrD~s
lie let hls hat on The hont 1t contained l,iur ad.
dressed u lady and relating 10 Hn cnltgOuiO
rIAse and lhe enll NJ a NV Nnlk Inv Aer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
PENysYLJ.iNII DEMOCR.iTYC
The Chairman cf the Republican state Com.
mitice Cnncslc. n Dcmncrmiic NIctorN.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. S-Returns up To
midnight. nearly complete from every county
in tho State, with the official vote Of thirteen
counties show majority of 9.j62 for Noyes,
Democrat. over Hart. Republican. for State
Treasurer.
Col Wilson. Chairman os tho Republican
State Central Committee. comedies t0-night the
election Of the Democratic ticket.
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Supervisor Nathan was detailed to see that
the paupers were not allowed to vote on election day
from the klnss County Aims House, amt he went there
with two deputy shcrins and kept guard an day The
luhncnn, however got tie raurrs ont OF the lwlims
q r n4ht before nnd scattered them about ~ hc places
where they had rggi.rrrd in the ci}, and at various
., in nihu.l ANA nat ihum Nutc thr same ~ before,
returning llV rtAt day 10 thu AuNs hVIse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

PtT1snuRGH, NOV, s.-The Grand Jury has
ignored the mi against Gen Pearson CHARGED with mur-
der durns The riots here IN July Last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

LONDON, Nov. s-The race for the Iivcrpoo
Gun ~ tlc lftrpuol autumn mcctin today was won h
sipp thiri.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

BEAInwooD. H., Nov. s-Several hundred
coal miners resumed work here this morning at the com.
ranS terms They have been idle seven months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Democrats. IA; Republicans. Is. Last Senate
fpemocrats. rs, Republicans 10. ID Democrat, lR)
4epuhhgan. "a. r. Anti Tammany democratic gain;
fRo publican gain tkcelccted.
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Democrats 81; Republicans. &C. Last Assem-
hll-IItnucraf- 81. republicans. 20. IudepeuiOnt |
a Democrat r. Republican a. H. Anti'1ammany
'prmoclauc gam h, publican .ain. Reelected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Tho dead body Of Edward MrG0vcrn. tramp.
wa, found ih the 'aMe At ~ fl ,ieet william 'bulsh,
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DIT
i-.Jamcs VI. oakley ~.
o-Jmnes , Pierce o..
3-.loint. Jacobs ~
4-EiWard Hogan D..
5-.Alirtd Wagsilfl. Jr ID
C-l. ; G'sbcl RI
7-,iuhu Morri--cy a I
I'll. &. l. Ecclesiilc -. b
p Richard l.allicrs ID p
iO-.D II 81 John ID
lis II NcndoVcr II
l2--charlcs llu-he- n
l3-,iluulltnn HAMS 4.
IA l. Jones n
i5-,Mci.trr Wagner n D.
is-W W Rockwell 4
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o,sAll W4rm c9ndy and rainy. followed by COLDER
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DiA
li7-p. :. Lvndc iRN.
iS-4ll. +. Turner tR1).
in--A = Goodwin ID }.
2J-4S. :. Eiick r.
-i--John " iippeti r..
It'd Mccarthy r.
2g-4N e. Marvin RI.
ZIP. ". Hopkins lRA.
2i-T VI. POmerny R..
CT Edwin Hicks ,Kl
.T-'lra Davenport r.
---sHcnrrc Raines D.,
-n-l / PAYNE ID
3n-,i n louini~ IRN.
3i-Rav y Pierce r.
3--L. u sessions .kl.
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iol sale ev,NNhrre lN lttuec.--ifr
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