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TRUE ACCOUNT OF \ TRIAL
ADV ERTI>FD EXTENSIVELY
A> Y VICTORY FOR McCOR.
MICK BINDER.
81. l. Us, Nay 9Th. ISIS.

=, ST. LeUIs. May 4ih, ISIS.
MsSsrs uainrlon y ll-~rsrr.
DsAe oigs Tie trial al Eiahland. IS lev.
t"c'rf w@a q t. tn. cas-, was simply an exhl
h'iiHr IN green what ana re, the Marsh
Mccormick and Osborne Hsrvest-rs and Bind
rs The WORK vas nat difficult. tut 10th tie
Mccormick and Osborle had so,ue t,uull..
w. tad none Al all: ani Roth oil tlIr--- Har,
ves.srS and Binders on the GROUND II ere v-r..
some two hunir-i farmers pr -n: v, COM
MITE vas appo'n III aud no vote TAKEN. lut
The eN PRESTON tor the Marsh Was strong.
Yours truly, IA. Mryai-
ALray, H., May 5,h, 1878.
Messrs- Cannon x D--ring:
OESTS- was al tie Highland Harvest
sriai II wasroi properly irisl hu. an xii
oiuon There were with s> he Mccormick
ana Osborne W-cu; in h ave- tai. green -y-
anu In very heavy green wheat. scarcely h-ad.d
ont i hs Marsh ran through Tire .xhilItIsn
Snhous having snv stops for adjustments or
cioSgrnE. While the Others w-r. NOR or la~s
s'oshered- The impression was decidedly IN our
tavI.
Yours truly, 10. Thomas
81. H.. Xay eth, 1878.
- ssfs- usrnnc1 : 1k<rinx:
6AErs~ =! w. vs~s sIad Won sent M down
u ruu binder. &-swmick cisims : viescrv
" = = IL 49, Tae AaEzh cut arouud II.
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vice while he was laying up and repairing
We have also beat tho Osborne badly Our
machine run one hose lighter and did better
work.
Yours. George Roth.
HIGHLAND, Madison Co.. Ill !, May 9th, 1878.
M-ssrs. Cannon & Deefng
We, the UNDERSIGNED farmers OF Madison
and adjoining counties. on Saturday saw the
Marsh, Osborne, and Mccormick Harvesters
andBinders working on John Balsiger's and L.
Buehl AIMS farms at Highland, in heavy
green wheat and rye, and. after close ob>erva-
ton, unanimously says: We greatly prefer
thu Marsh Harvester and Binders to the others
on account otl great simplicity, lightness of
draft, Il d the good work it did. Draft is light
enough for two horses. and the Binder is per-
feet. The Marsh is the machine for Southern
Illinois, and good careful farmers will examine
j. before ordering any other S. E. Crane, ].
Ensminger,. W. 5. RAMSEY, John Gall P. B.
Hendrickson. John Berger, }. H. Leach, R.
Fricker, W. a. Leach, John Ambult, }. f.
Schmedly, H. c. Barlow, Chr stan .Ambuehl,
Bernhart Henrchs; Geo. Holtz Chas. Traver,
Seth Rutherford. &. W. Hennrckson, Jules
Majoner, Calvin Lee, p. Thompson, +. Hence,
Fr d Hershi, c. W. Digger, Buck Hoffman,
c. w. Martens. Henry Mon,henry.
PITY THE UNFORTUNATES. TRIAL
AT ALTON. ILL. MAY %.
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WrIngerS Repa red,
81 Robert 81.
PAUL,
w m. Scul]y.
MORTGAGE FOpecl SQTeSale.

Whereas default has been made III the con-
djtion Of certain mortgage executed and de-
liyered ly Robert 7. Lewis and Charlotte "
Lewis, his wife, to James p. Fulton bearing
date July oath. 1876, aud recorded in the
flee Of the Register OF Deeds in and Tor tha
county Of Ramsey, State Of Minnesota in bool,
''31'f of mortgage deeds on page 42} on August
Goth. 1876, at $50 O'Clock D. m. and in and
bv V hich mortgage SAID mortgagor> did con-
rcv TO said MORTGAGE, the north tw"nty
feet OF the south sixty feet of lots seven t7land
eight (Sl in block six tGliu the city Of s. Paul
according - the plat thereof W hich is duly
recorded being commonly known as st Paul
proper SAID tract being more particularly
described by notes and bounds as follows:
commencing NJ a point on the easterly side
81 Wahasha street, IN the city 81 81 Paul,
ninety iect southerlv strom Seventh street.
thence southerly along the easteriv side OF
WabaSha street, twenty feet: thence AZ right
angles aud ctsterlv one hundred ieet: thence
At right angles northerly twenty feet, thence
a right angi ~ westerly ono hundred feet 10
the place OF beginning
Also, the undivided one-thrd Interest !,
..nd 10 lot one tl) Of block sixty itOl NJ rvinn's
Enlargement to Rice an Irvine's addition to
TIE civ OF ST Paul. except a strip twelv. ieet
IL width along the southerl y side Thereof. both
% said tracts being in thu said county OF Ram
Sey. - secure the payment of fourteen hun
ired and eighty hse dollar. aad interes.
thereon from October 3lst 1875, I'LL paid Al
the rate 81 10 per cent per annum. accoriinc
- the condition oil the note Of said Robert i
Lewis, Ter said sum ana payable to the sad
mortgage ANA Ia nd mortgage described
And whereas there i claimed 70 tc due and
is actually due on sljd note aud morigar. A.
the date OF hrs notice the sum OF fourteen
hundred and ninety nine dollars. and no snit
or proceeding NJ law having neeu instituted
Tor the recovery OF sail inert age dest Or ANY
part thrr
Now therefore. notice IS hereby : ven. tha,
H. virtue o. powey 81 sale IN SAID l..nr;-ase
contained, and IN pursuance ot tho Stati4te II.
such case maize and provided the sail mort
e,ge wild h. forevlo sed bv the sale al the inor-
gage premises therein deScrilea and
ABOVE set forth ~ the sher5a % said
Ramsey coantx. = pubic auction to the
highest bidder tor rash. AZ he front door o.
the old Court House in the clty at 81 Paul.
in said county. an FRIDAY the 9Th dav 81
August, ISIS, at ten o'csock in the forenoon t.
pay eff and satisfy the amount due on sai!
mortgage debt, as afores Aid and the costs ana
expenses a. sush sale
pstei 3: Pan, MINI June 2sft. 4. u is7~.
JAMES 7 FuLroS,
nj Mortgage
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re or MINNESOTA. 4,
COUNTY or RAMSEY.
District Court,
SVVViI sNultlaI iI>trict
VIM l.. Anderson, plaintiff,

SECOND ShdiSlai District
Wnl. l.. Anderson, plaintiff,
George w Crummev .defendeut.
THIS STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendant: =
You are hereby SuAmona9 and res,uirad to
answer the com t,lalu. in this action which, la,
'.s'n hsi In tas ofic> ot th,. clerk at saii cour,
IN the cour, house IN the city If Saiu; Paul in
said county. and to serve a copy of your
answ-r TO the said comulaiut on the sat-
>cr t-r. az his Office in the CITY o. Sa;n. psal
sforeSaii, within twenty DAYS after the
service OF this summons upon v.u. exclusive
OF tie Day os such >ervic>, ard ii Won fail Ia
answer the saii comp amt within tn. tim.
aforesaid, tire plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against vCu herein for the sun Of
$2S5 IS, and interest At per cent since Sep
tember ARD, 1873, less thu sum OF 80 % maid
thereon August 18th. 1874, and the sam q,
$500 paid thereon September lst, 1874. and
the sum Of so ~ p.id there.n Juiv 7th 1875
snd the sum ct SIS % psid thereon March
99th, 1877, and for costs and Disbursements
Dated S. Paul, May o6sh, A. D. 1873.
r. 5. GoRxAx.
Plaintiffs Astorpeys 81 Psnl. MIR.
Os-7f.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July %
FLGUR-Dull and unchanged: spring
extras. - GOA 80: western extras 81. % s. 25:
Minnesota extras. 81 80 &c 90: patent process,
s. ooa3. 50: superfine, 81 25a3 II: winter
extra s150a- 90.
GBAIN-W heat, strong and higher. but
active and unsettled: No / red winter IS 4 a
g +. c: No 2 red winter IS !. a96 . :; No , Chi
cago, 99q cash. 99}s seller Jav: s3s. seller
August; 81 3sa34'.c seller September; No. 3
Chicago, SEC
o. bushels
SifiPMENTS-Flour $500 barrels; " heat
G., COS bushels.
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$l25 REWARD !

Stolen from my premises on the night ii
June 1871, 1878, DAPPLED BAY MARE,
SIX YEAR old: weighs about 100 lbs, Ov ner
thinks there is j. little W hite on one hind loot
also small ~plints OH one or both tore Leg
Al additional $50 90. lrnaking $50 00l viii
be paid on return oil said mare to my Prone
iSes, and al additional S26 90 tmaking SO 00}
Tor The arrest and con v.ctior OF the thief
W. A. pEASE.
CHATFIELD. Mimi June II, 1878. 2o9-2t
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We are glad to be able to report to our
agents. and to all interested, that the reports
reaching us OF the work of our Harvester and
BINDER are stu more satisfactory than orr ear
Her reports, in that they confirm and even
surpass our most sa;gulne expectat,ons and
all we claimed for them. Wherever mt in
competition with rival machines al d properly
handled, they have proved lighter and SIM
pier, ana have done better work. We do not
base our statements, howeve r.alone on conpe-
tltlve held trials, because they ar. too often
unfairly manipulated or untrutitully reported
by thu INSCRIPTIONS, but more upon reports
OF our agents and our own men. sent out with
instructions to test critcise, and report to us
defects II any should be discovered.
We think we are now sac in saving to on,
agents, and to all who wish to buy a Harveste,
ana Binder, the Marsh Harvester and Binder
Is ahead OF a others IN nearly every important
feature that goes to make up a successful Self
Binder.
JANN0S 4 Dr Epyvc
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Chicagoans were disappointed or
the occasions Of the recent visit OF
Governor Williams to that suburb.
because hedid not wear his blue jeans
brecches. The brooches seem to be
more popular than the Governor.
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Four bags of "deadhead mail. :
consisting Of Morton G. Hunter s
speeches. are now on delivery at the
post-oflice at Bloomington. Ind.-Chl-
cage Times.
A dead head male about the size of
Morton C.will ha on delivery early in
October.
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MINN R R

Makes close connections at Lacrosse for
milwaukee, Chicago and points east. con-
meets at Ramsey with the C. M. & St. p. Rv
tor all points in northern Minnesota. Iowa
Missouri and Nebraska; at Albert Lea with
Minneapolis and St Louis, and b. C. X. and
northern R'ys, for points north and south.
and at Wells with the Central Railroad Of
Mimi, for Sioux City, Omaha, and the south
west
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Trains arrive and depart from the St. Paul
X Pacific depot, Mime ,polis.
Tickets and sleeping Car berths secured at
City Ticket Office, Nos Washington avenue
Opposite Nicollet House, W. e. TsIpER,
ticket agent, and at St. Paul & Pacific depot
minneapolis; and at ll6 East Third street. St.
Paul, Geoi II Hazard, ticket agent
GHAS HATCH, Gen. Manager
A. II. BoDf. On. Pass agent
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.The Heated Term '-Grant'
Third.

\ dog belonging to saloon-heeper
in Petersburg Virginia. has become
mkald.--Chjr0g Times.
That dog has descended to the Eel
of someAOf the FIRST families.
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Felton,. independent candidate for
Congress in the Seventh Georgia Dis
trict. has a large following. and all
the probabilities favor his reelection.
-;nteY- ocean.
Mr.. FELTON, is a Greenhacller OF The
most pronounced type.
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" lille at the same time the demand for flour is
at the lowest Good straight XXXX -four is
still qnotahle at s4.5Oa4 Is per Dbl; and
bakers XXXX at "A. 25a4 50, in lots Patent
process flour is held at S. 25a7. 60 for large
and small lots. and as to quality and brand
Rye -four is in fair demand at SO. 75 v Dbl:
bolt ID cor, meal at 81 .05al 10 IF 100 lbs.
WHEAT-The market has fuctuated con-
s;1era}l y, but is much stronger than a week
ago. Street prices yesterday were S2a93c.
The W heat that is harvested in Southern Min
neSota will according to present representa-
tons. grade No. and No. 8, and that OF GEN.
trail and North ern Minnesota will be mainly
No. 2. There will. however, be a fair
sprinkling o. No. from the Northwest.
AS an indication of the course OF wheat
values, we present below a table Of the quota
ticns Of No. . wheat, which is the quality
that dominates, in the leading markets Of the
world, viz: Liverpool, New York, Chicago,
Milwaukee,, yesterday and week ago yester
Hov.
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We would call attention 20 the advertise
Inent IN another column ot the $ Cloud
Normal school. Abraham Lincoln once re-
luc.autiv recommended = book 20 The pub
and h. did it in those words. "ThoSe who
like this kind OF \ book viii like this book =
So We say .-;hosn wh9 ike Normal schools
will like the s. Cloud Normal school Ii -
well conducted and ! public spirited 'nstitu-
ton. and 1 darling object og one oi the
brghtest Ii tow rs IN the Northwest.
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Fat People

Corpuleui people can he reduced from two
to five pounds per week witho At starvation
by using lnu's Anti-Fat. purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless remedy II acts 81
the TODD in III stomach ncutralizipS all sac-
eh,rine and cleaginous u.etter.
3SS Washington Street, kosroS. Mass
May 2!s- ISIS
BorANIc MEDICINE Co Buff.lo. \. Y.
GENrlFMEN-Withou; special change oil
diet. two bottles OF Adams AntFa; daeed
me four and one half pounds.
Yours respectfully NJ A. BCsH
Hundreds OF letters similar 10 the shove
have EN- received by the Bosauc Medicine
Co. Anti Fat sold by ali druegis,s
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The Marsh Harvester and Binder

Triump'nant!y Successful ard Distances all
Competitors.
1T Is THE LIGHTEST. SIMPLEST
AND BEST. AND DOES THE
BEST WORK, AS THE
LATE HARVEST
FIELD TESTS
SHOW
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ST.PAUL & DULUTH
RAILROAD

AIl trains daily except Sunday. "
*Io and an from st. Paul and Duluth Depot
loot of Third street only.
All other trains from St. Paul & Pacific DO
pot, foot of Sibley street.
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Minneapolis, Burling G.
ton and St. Lonis
Mail and Express
tclose connections
coming northl 80.
Mixed, Minneapolis 4
Merriam Function,
connecting for local
Estations & St. P. & s.
r. R.; as far as Wor-
thington :. -.
Mixed, Minneapolis }
X w h Bear l. Ike,
Duluth and S;ill'r\
Omaha Express, fof all
points on St. p. & S:
Z. Ry., ON sha and
California. 49,. -.
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Minneapolis & ST. Louis R. R.

Short line Iowa Route via Bur-
llngton, running through express
trains with Pullman palace car
sleepers to St. Louis without
change. % miles shorter than any
other route
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+ or Sale

Harvest hands are rather scarce in kaudi-
yehi county and good wages will be paid
or Sale
,,l.>r oa... or Ncrmiliion stree.
/. stays. MINI nrcc $500 90 cash
Apply 20
IrNA1 < D0NNELLN
Niuiuger, Mimi.
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Does Grant for 1880 mean Grant for
1884 and Grant for 1883, and so on 0d
infnitun akron Beacon. rs.
That is exactly what it means, with
the addition. he Is to continue in the
Office without the people, themselves,
having the trouble Of providing peri
odcal elections. III fact, they hope
t. make him Grant the First. King OF
the United states. Every one who
advocates Grant for president in 1890
is 4 ,nonarchist at heart, else he is a
fool and the difference is slight.
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minneapolis & St. Loui.
Express
Is Passengers at St.
Paul and Sioux City
connecting at Merriam
Paul 4 Pacific Railroad
ing at Minneapolis, dali
Trains on Saturdays
Lea only.
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LIE daily, Ar. daily
$40 p IN, l::2O D m
Paul leave by the St.
falIro.d at 2:45 p. M,
junction. Also by St.
at 800 p. M, connect
y, sundays excepted.
runs as far as Albert
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We shan't be able to get over to
belgium to attend the silver wedding
Of the King, bnt the old rooster has
our thanks Just the same.
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The Republicans of Shelby county,
Tenn, have indorsed ten Of the
thirteen candidates nominated by the
Nationals. and, with the Memphis
Avalan che also backing the new party
it looks as though it would win.
The New York papers are actively
engaged in trying to convince one
another that the Greenback party of
the East i Il passing tribe. Benjaman
f. Butler on the other hand, thinks
it is IN assured acknowledgements
ERqEirer.
Hon. +. Johnson Barbour has an
nounced himself as an Independent
candidate for Congress in the Eighth
Virginia district. on "a Greenback
platform. He was elected to Con-
gress from this district by an over
whelming vote in 1868.
If General Butler has really made
up his mind to be the next Governor
of Massachusetts, the starch reSpecta-
bilities who have been missoverning
the old Commonwealth ever since the
civil war may rs well initiate Captain
Scots coon, and come down at once.
-Cuiais Iim@S
We shan't be able to get over to
belgium to attend the silver wedding
Of the KIM, but the old rooster has
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-02
Election: Monday, May 6, 1873.

NOTICE WEHEBY GIVEN THAI
~ the undersigned Registry Agent will receive Obec-
tons the right 10 the part Of person regis
erOd the follow ing list Of until o'clock r. M
the fourth day previous 10 the 9Th day Of May A D.
1873 All persons, whose may be enormously
tered in the list requested appear my office and
have such corrected All objections the right
rote shall be made only by qualified elector in writing
setting forth the ground Of objection disqualification
and 70, affirmed TO- the best his knowledge
and belief. Given under my hand the 9th day April
1878. Z. 4. WITHERELL, Registry Agent
for Carson Precinct, Ormsby County New.
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40 Decker, Henry
$50 David, Evan
1877 Duffy, james
1872 Dennis, Daniel c
234 Davis, George T
29O Deegan, Simon F
295 Davis, John
sos Davis, George II Jr
SECOND WARD.
3 Dunbar, Nicholas J
l6 Dobbs, George R
- Dow, Moses B
81 Downs, Elias
10 Denning, james 3
III Dority, Arson p
,,o nav g,,,,,os+or II
1G3 Dorsey. John G
POI Daniels, VIM ]
PAT Dealy, james f
248 Duncan. Robert T.
FIPST WARD
10 Edwards. Thomas J
30 Edwards, Theodore D
l68 Elliot, William
POI Ehrhmdt, John
27I Ellis, Adrian c
80 Edgc2omb, Ezekiel
SECOND WARD.
G6 Eccles, George i
lac Elrod, Edward r
los Ellsworth, Benz Il
102 Elr0d, Lawrence L
FIRST WARD
-
- FRASER '''''e'
~ FOSTER behJ''nIn I
-''
0hOON y " "A Az
II FerFl7' ''hleS IL
-2O Farrei' " III Il
10 fOA' 'o'ln "
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SECOND WARD.
255 Vieira, John 3
.... FIRST WARD,

255 N1elra, john Is
..... FIRST WARD,
At Waters, John w
81 WoodliF, William
80 Weber, Jacob Jr
1903 Willmot, Edward
Wolmering, john
lac White, Franklin j
Willis, Ira L
$50 Wilson, Charles
2l3 Wright, Samuel G
PA Wing, Miles r
2I7 Wheeler, Oscar N
237 Webb, George b r
SECOND WARD.
II Wells, Thomas II
81 White, George W
179 WaIrath, James
geo Witherell, Chas y
227 Winnie, Jacob p
285 Winston, Theron B
291 WEIGH, Samuel f.
FIRST WARD.
lis Young, Alexander
SECOND WARD.
90 Young&, Samuel
FIRST WARD.
IS Z1briskie, Elias B
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1877 Hotter, Theodore II
1913 Hardewick, Anton F
2O4 Hofer, Charles A
PAP Hillyer, Edgar w
249 Harris, Benjamin
PSF Herluison, Leon
25S Harris, Charles
2GS Haigler, William
SECOND WARD.
2 ujll, Lloyd
i H4nt, James
8 Howe, Hayward II
Is Hank, George
25 Hawthorn, VIM a
% Hawthorn, Loyet A
50 Hart, William
1873 Huston, Robert NJ
III Hodgkinson, Samuel J
23O Hawkins, George W
$50 Hatten, James NJ
27S Harris, Charles N
FIRST WARD.
u Isaacs, Caesar
Sc Ivancovich, jerome
SECOND WARD.
p Ingraham, William L
SECOND WARD
IFS johnson, Willie Mn
I40 Jefferson, Noble NJ
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III ST
Or
REGISTERED VOTERS
CARSON CITY, ORMSBY COUNTY,
NEVADA.


NEVADA.
Election: Monday, May 6, 1875
~ the undersigned Registry Agent, will receive objC
tons II the right 10 the part Of person reG
tered on the folio" ing list 0f voters until o'clock
on the fourth day previous to the 9Th day Of May A
1873 All persons. whose names be erroneol.Slv e
Tered IN the s are requested to appear at my office al
have such error corrected All objections to the right
rote shall be made only by qualified elector in writn
setting forth the ground Of objection disqualfcato
and sworn 70, or affirmed TO- In the best OF his knowed
and belief Given under my hand the 9th day OF Apr
ISIS Z. A WITHERELL, Registry Agent
for Carson Precinct, Ormsby County, New
FIRST WARD.
2l8 Alley ,Zadock F
SECOND WARD.
81 Anderson, Morten
2lI Appelberg, Carl O
259 Abel, Dan
r1DCr 11rADD
, uv,,
o, p,,r,,,.,,,,, 1..o,.n
81 Bryant, George w
II Brown, Rufus r
~ Berry Glenn
1871 Benton, James NJ
iiS brewster Edward a
l0' Bright Jesse l.
III Battau, Frank !
~ Baxter James
23l bunker, Jacob c
Gas Bryant, VIM l.
26i Bislrr David
3C7 Butts, VIM Il
SECOND WARD.
Sc Bender. David \
50 Beam. .rano5 J.
"A E2w,er 1UI,A
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FIRST WARD

l Stern, Leopold
. Swift, ,>5ubleI T
% st. Clair jaime, \
81 Slater, Benjamin +
g. Stewart, Wellington
100 sahtl, Johathan
lO5 spargo, Peter
l26 Savage, James s
1879 Smith, Thomas L
1888 Shay, James NJ
266 Smith, William
373 Stewart, Henry c
800 Sargent, Friedrich y
SECOND WARD.
81 Sims, Isaac
81 Smith, Ebenezer c
SO Sutherland, John
50 Scott, VIM Hi
1O4 Starting, Morris W
124 Sancho, Stephen
1862 Sayre, Henry f
POI Sullivan, john
2G9 Starting, Albert N
294 Smart, John II
299 sloconlb, Henry B
FIRST WARD.
8 Turner, Frederick D
II Torreyson, VIM D
1911 Tippet, James
232 Trapp, John
SECOND WARD
As Tobriner, Jacob
SO Thorington, VIM J
1913 Tickner, Henry L
1856 Tenant, Thomas J
PSI Towle, Frank q
FIRST WARD
I9l Uh', Adam
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Play People as AuctiOneers.

1t was thought in San Francisco a
good idea to sell the tickets for yellow
fever benefit entertainment by auction,
with popular actresses as auctioneers.
Mrs. Scott Siddons, Mrs Oates, and
several local favorites volunteered, and
an immense audience assembled in the
Stock Exchange at the appointed time.
Much amusement was expected by those
who did not reflect that stage perform
ers are only witty with other folks
words. The result was failure. The
sprightly Mrs. Oates mounted the desk
first, but did not know what TO say,
stammered some utter nonsense, and
only succeeded in selling box to her
self for $40. Mrs. Scott-Siddons tried
it next. Mr.. Cobb, regular auctioneer,
stood close by her, and prompted her in
whispers. Il am now prepared to receive
Offers" she said. mo, no-bids," Cobb
suggested Bids, mean," the actress
continued: show many bids am l offer
ed?" Then she was awkwardly silent.
The bidding was spiritless. At length
she cut off one of her curls, and said
How much for seat and lock of my
hair?" A premium of 50 was all that
the hair brought, and she gave up the
task. Other actresses did no better
Then Crane and Robson, the very conf
cal actors, tried to be originally funny,
and failed. The business was then re-
Gnquished to the practiced auctioneer.