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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

SAN Francisco, September 25.
A jury was empaneled in the Nineteenth
District Court this morning 10 try the suit
Of Hugh j. O'Reilly and wife vs.. Flood 4
OBrien ct al, to recover $3.50, eco alleged
to be due on a contract for bonanza stock.
Among this terms jury Of this Court, is n.
A.. Son, and his name was called this noon.
As soon as he entered the box, he said a
man unknown to him, had approached him
in regard to this case, and spoke in Il way
as if he wished to influence his Judgment.
In reply to the Judge, Mr.. Son said that
he might know the man if he were to see
him again, but was not certain, and he
was requested to endeavor to find the man
and report to the Court. Another Juror
also said he desired to announce that two
men. strangers to him, had called twice at
his place Of business, and brought up the
subject Of this trial in conversation. He
did not know what their object was, but
thought it prudent to report the matter.
Judge Wheeler said nothing in reply to
this juror, and the %impaneling was pro-
ceeded with.
MIR. Dassel, acting manaScro of the French
Savings Bank, states that the accounts
have been Strengthened out by the directors,
but the business is not yet footed up. He
reports that other irregularities than those
already made public have been discovered,
the nature Of which at present is kept pri-
vate, The commissioners will go over the
a%ccounts to-day, and probably tomorrow
they will report.
Julian Avery Keefe, who was yesterday
convicted in the City Criminal Court Of
visiting a gambling house, this morning
cut his throat from ear to ear, at his
lodgings on Montgomery avenue, near Du-
pont street. He is still alive, but can not
recover. He is a printer by trade. aged 81
years. He stated after his conviction that
he was ruined, and the act is doubtless at
tributable TO that.
Higgins d Conkling, the suspended stock
brokers, say hat probably no statement OF
their affairs will be raade before next Mon
day. Most Of their larger customers show
a disposition to be liberal and give them
every reasonable chance to resume. They
attribute their suspension to shortlng i'm
portant stocks and the failure to come up
on the part Of their customers.
Mission SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. 25.
Cartner's warehouse, at Warm Springs
Station, supposed to contain from six to
ten thousand sacks of grain, mostly be-
longing to Waterman * Co.. San Fran
cisco, was burned this morning about 10
o'clock. The fire is supposed to be the
work OF an ~incendiary.
P~LAeERyILLE. Cal, Sept. IS.
The court opened at 10 O'Clock to-day
and then adjourned until 9 O'Clock to-
morrow, when the venire for jurors in the
DE Young libel suit is r~eturnable.
GAIT, Cal, Sept. %.
A strange boy, about 10 years Of age,
name not known, was killed here this
morning by freight train No. 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

A CITIZEN Of Chicago. according to the
"Jeurnal Of Commerce" of that city, has
generated, by the means of the pure water
Of Lake Michigan and a few cents worth Of
naphtha, a light wen superior to the cleo
trio light, and which may be used to warm
buildings also. 1t can be applied to build
ings without change Of CRATES or gas
fittings, and that, too, by very simple, in
expensive means. Scientists who have
examined this remarkable discovery pro-
nounce it the wonder Of the nineteenth
century.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26
GOVERNOR BRADlEYs SPEECH.

The Virginia Chronicle thus reports
Governor Bradley's speech before the State
Convention:
just as Mr.. Deal wes closing his speech,
the building fairly shook with a sudden
outbreak OF cheers, as the committee which
had gone in search of the Governor, entered
the hall and escorted Old Broadhorns down
the center aisle toward the stage. When
the President was led forward on the plat
form by President Bailey, and that gentle
man had remarked: Gentlemen, / presume
it is not necessary to introduce this can
didate." every man in the hall-delegates
and all-sprang up and cheered in a wildly
enthusiastic manner. When the storm Of
applause had subsidized, Governor Bradley
said:
''Gentlemen and fellow-citizens / have
read your resolutions, and | heartily in
dorse them. / have tried to serve the
people, and l think they know it. l have
only TO say Ill never be found behind my
duty. I'll do whatever l feel to be right
for the people Of this State. Gentlemen,
you mudt now excuse me-"
There was another outburst Of cheering
and swinging Of hats in the air-such an
exhibition of enthusiasm as has never be-
fore been witnessed in any convention in
Nevada.
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70 E E S.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERS.
No Conspiracy co,,,i be Founa.
REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.
No Conspiracy Cou,i be FounG.
REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.

PARIS, September 25.
The subscriptions for the yellow fever
sufferers in the United States to date are
So, 600.
BERLIN, September %.
After u strict investigation as to the
Hoedel and MODELLING cases, no trace of a
conspiracy could be found.
LONDON, September IS.
A bucharest d~islatch discredits the re-
ports Of preparation for resistance in
Dobrudscha to lioumanian occupation.
A Constantinople dispatch states that the
Russian headquarters have been removed
to A~drianople.
Khirediu pasha, formerly Prime Minis
ter of the Bey Of Tunis, has been men
toned to the Sultan as capable of reorgan-
izing Turkish affairs, and the Sultan has
asked him to state his views.
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ONE OF THE nVMoRS OF THE
CAMPAIGN.

The Gold Hill Ne,cs has a correspondent
at the Capital. The said scribe wrote that
paper on Sunday last. Among other things
he had something TO say about third terms
in Office, incorporating the following ghost
ly joke, which is deemed worthy Of repro
duction in the columns Of the SENTINEL:
And while / am speaking Of this third
term business, ] cannot forbear mention
ing O little incident which fell under my
observation early in the evening. had
occasion to seek Controller Hobart, Ii so
passed into the Capital by the Governor
room-where Secretary Garfard lay
stretched out at full length IN an easy
chair-and on toward Mr.. Hobarts apart
ment. l did not find the Controller. nav
ing no political ak to grind, MI; honart
probably finds that he can pass ms sun
days in more pleasant places than IN lne
State House. But l did find a very suS-
g~estive placard, which was attached 10 the
Controllers door, covering one OF the iarse
panels entire. 1t was printed very hhelF'
and was evidently the work oil an ARTIST
Here is the legend;
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

BUFFALO BILL is a realistic actor. In the
Baltimore Grand Opera House, he fired a
pistol loaded with a real bullet, and hit a
real boy in the gallery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26
strange Proceedings in n Trial
Against Samuel j.. Tilden-
AEW York, September

Cu1Vf0Uf DtPttfHDut -.
A Tiibune's Marquette, Michigan, special
says Yesterday an examination Of a wit
ness was proceeding here to secure testi-
mony to be used in the case Of the United
States VS.. Samuel J. Tilden, to recover a
deficiency in his taxes. In the course Of
the examination certain books containing
the account Of 3 New York iron mine were
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

CAx any more striking proof be given Of
The absurd legislation OF the last Congress
than the fact that a dollar Of 400 grains is
1t ! discount Of ten per cent, and the legal
tender dollar Of 412h grains is at par?-
Exchange.
And this is the legislation we have all
been gushing SO much about.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26
NOTICE.
Two Miners Wanted !

Two LEASE A BASE METAL MINI AVER
i AGING over 500 per ton Silver. Timber
ON the mine house to live in; blacksmith tools
and mining tools all on hand. Ore ready for
STOPPING. Costs $12 per ton 10 get the ore to the
Eureka market. Inquire at the SENTINEL office.
September ii, 1878. se12-tf
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Whether our worthy Governor will APP
preciate the humor of the above as it stares
him in the face, on his way to his own
room. / have no right to judge; but 1t
certainly ought to strike him that such a
placard would be peculiarly appropriate on
his own door.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

ELEVEN thousand women are telegraph
operators in Great Britain, and 1t is said
that generally they keep the secrets in
trusted 10 them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26

Mr.. Pasmore is the superintendent of
Schools in Storey county. This was cer-
tainly an unmanly shot at the eleventh
hour. To what extent it operated to defeat
Mr.. Ewing. we know not, but it is certain
that he stood very little show in that Ring
Convention.
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EA T E S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
HAMPTON'S LETTER TO RICE.
AN UNPRECEDENTED THEFT.
splendid Exhibit of a Railroad 20.
HsMpTON'S LETTER TO RICE.
AN UNPRECEDENTED THEFT.
splendid Exhibit of a Railroad 60.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. %.
Governor Hampton has addressed a let
ter to Governor Rice of Massachusetts,, re-
garding the refusal of the latter to sur
render Hiram II. Kimpton for trial in
South Carolina. Governor Hampton says:
| regret that the Chief Executive of the
great State of Massachusetts should have
committed 50 fragrant a violation of the
supreme law of the land, n violation ir-
reparable in its nature, as the State is suf-
fering thereby and has no positive redress.
Had you confined yourself to giving a
simple refusal to surrender the fugitive, |
should make no further comment upon
your letter as to the disregard by the
executive authority of one State concern
ing the whole people Of the United States;
but inasmuch as You have seen fit to base
your action on the ground that, in your
judgment, the object in procuring the in
dictment against Patterson, Parker and
Kimpton d~oes.not appear to be for the pur-
pose of trying Kimpton for the crime
charged against him, but for q different
purpose, it is my duty as Governor Of
South Carolina, to add that your statement
is entirely unwarranted, and to repel the
unworthy imputation, as | do, with
indignant scorn.
An Exhibit of the Business of the
Northern Pacific IL. IL. Company.
NEW YoRK, September 25.
The annual meeting of the Nor thern
Pacific Il. Il. C~ompany's stockholders was
held to-day. The annual report of the
Directors was read, showing that the bust
ness Of the road was increasing s~atisfac-
torily. The gross earnings for the year
were 81 1913, 3S1, and the expenses were
| S63l ,302, leaving a net balance of 1862 ,079,
or a net increase of $i69, 351, over last
year. The several divisions of the road
have been operated without accident, and
maintained in good working order, and the
condition Of the road is fully up to the
average of the railroads of the country.
On account OF the wear and tear, one
hundred and forty miles Of new rail will
soon have to be laid between Brainard and
Fargo. The operators of the Land De-
partment have been active, nearly three
quarters of a million of acres being dis
posed Of. The report says that in min
counties OF Minnesota, and seven counties
of Dakota, intersected by this road, are
under cultivation this year. There were
$50, 900 acres, of which 1S5, 900 acres was
in wheat, and the new breaking already
accomplished in some counties will add
1873, 900 acres for next years crop. The
population has increased forty per cent. in
min months, and the wheat produc. has
been most bountiful. For the sale Of
TAO, 633 acres Of land, there were received
S3,3 9,432, and the timber sales on the
Minnesota and Pacific divisions have re-
allied S2f $50.
strange Proceedings in "a Trial
Against Samuel j.. TIlden-
CHICAGO, September Is.
A Tribune's Marquette, Michigan, special
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26
For Surveyor General,
s. Ii. DAY,
of Ormsby.
Assessment Notice.

LNOTRTH OF JULY GOLD AND SlLNER
i Mining Company, location eff principal
place OF business. San Francisco, California.
Location of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka, Nevada. Notice IL hereby given, that
at ameeting OF the Board Of Directors. held on
the sd day of September, 1878, an assessment
(No. ~ OF 10 cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. payable
Immediately. in Unltd STATES gold coin, 10 the
Secretary, at the office OF the Company, II lom
Is, No. 10 Pine Street, San Francisco, Califar-
MIA. Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid N the 2sth day of oe.o-
Der. 1878, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction: and unless payment II
made before, Will be sold on Tuesday. the 18th
day Of November. 1878, to pay the delinquent
asses snent together with costs Of advertising
and expenses of sale. BY order OF the Board
Of Directors. ]. w. PEW, Sec'y.
ONCE, Room IS, No. $40 Pine Street, San
Francisco, California. se2G-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-26
PRETTY A WORK.

While the Republicans were in session at
Eureka last week, the Chairman Of the
Convention received the following:
To the Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee, Eureka, Nevada:
Dear Sir: | deem it my duty to inform
you that Mr.. d. A. Ewing, a probable cam
didate from this county for the Office of
Superintendent of Public Instruction, has
no special claim for consideration at the
hands Of the party. His record, as it comes
to us from South Bend, Indiana (his for
mer place Of residence), properly anthem
ticated by the Clerk Of the Board Of Ednca-
tion Of that city, is that when last a can
didate for public position 1t was under
Democratic auspices and patronage. Also,
that during the war Of the rebellion, to
avoid being drafted into the Northern
army, he fed to Canada. Mr.. George A..
King, Secretary Of the Board of Education,
and other prominent gentlemen of this
oity, can vouch for the correctness of the
above, having seen the communication in
question. Very respectfully,
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TO LET.
The apartments within.
Possession given January 9Th, 1879.
The present occupant vacafes Tor rea-
sons over which he has no control.
NO THIRD rERMERs NEED APPLY.
For further particulars apply TO the :.
People, November 9TH 1878.
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PACIFIC T.
CALIFORNIA.
SPECIAL TO Il EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
TAMpERlNG WITH JURYMfN.
The French Savings Rank.
SUICIDE OF JULIAN A. KEEFE.
SVsnqnEe.s Slack sy-asxars
ESPECIAL TO TIE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
TAMPERlhG WITH JURYMEN.
The French Savings Rank.
Suspended stock BROKERS.

UICIDE OF JULIAN A. KEEFE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-14
1HB NEW ORLEANS DEMoORAT SUNDAY APRIL H. 1879

more reflective and self-conscious. PEOPLE
learn to understand more clearly their own
feelings and tastes, and to know better before
ilaiid what kind OF object is likely to satisfy
them. The emotional impulse now shows
itself as conscious wish to possess an object
tual conception Of strong affection Is pro-
cess that goes outside the will, though the
will may be said to approve Of 1t in a new
sense when Its result Is recognized as agree
ing with a pre-existing wish and desire. We
hardly think, then, that there is ground for
the cynical prediction that falling in love is
rapidly becoming an obsolete custom. The
experience will probably grow less violent and
catastrophe in Its character by being brought
into closer relation to the Intellectual and vO-
itional parts Of the mind. And the same in
fluences which bring about this effect will no
doubt tend to tone down peoples rapturous
7aith in the occult and transcendent nature of
the process.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-14
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. 81. N. Jenkins, solicitor of patents, No
q Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the, following complete list of
patents granted Southern inventors for the
week ending March 10, 1878:
Louislana-W: S. E. Sevey and P. G. Mantz,
New Orleans, bale-band tightener; P H. Good
wyn, New Orleans, trade mark for yeast
powder.
Alabama-Jos. Pollock, Selma, plows; G.
Days, Silver Run, fish and animal traps.
Mississippi-F. M. Logue, Vicksburg, bale
tie; ThOs. Artand, Jackson, valve action for
brass musical instruments; G. W. SouIe,
Morton. cotton and hay presses.
Arkansas. FL. Smith, Monticello, stalk
pulers.
Texas-W. 81. Eggleston, Sugar Lane, hoes
M. Everhart, Victoria, device for driving
light machinery from irregular power; same
party, wind wheels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-14
AN APOLOGY FOR FILTRATION.
All women are fickle" you tell me.
well yes-aif by tickle you mean
"A trifle Less false than you men are;
Md greatly more true than we SEEM"

But women are cruel-so cruel =. ts,s,.ry
They fiatter and coax for while,
Then tread on the hearts that we give the
And deal us blow with a smilew
We are cruel-it may be-but cruel;
In million Of charming ways;
So sorry at times to have hurt you.
So kind on the gloomiest days.
But you men You calculate nicely
How near you may go, or how far
And never one moment you soften.
Nor pity the hopes that you mar
And when you at last are successful,
And the Hover floats down to your feet.
Its colors are no more go perfect,
Its perfume is no more SO sweet.
You leave 1t to lie on the roadside
thirst trampling 1t down In the DUST.
AND fancy that such is your right here,
10 break and to outrage our trust.
You think us go weak, till we sting YOU.
And give you at last your deserts;
And then you turn round In your anger
And vow that all women are Girts.
Relieve me, that If you would let us
be honest and true as we are
tNQt striving TO conquer us aIways)
Ihe world would be better by far"
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A BAD SPELLAK- a: ugh p -h-y was the way
the way We spell the. Champion Creole Coffee Of
the Grand Central Lunch and Dining Room,
corner Of Camp and dravier streets. Try
cup; only five cents.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the New Orleans POstOnIce
April IL. 1873.
LADIES LIST.

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Barlow Judge mrs
Bawnes Laura A miss
Brady Rosa miss
Bashern Annie miss
Beck Mary Mary ] miss
Byrne Ellen miss
BristhOs Ehnich miss
Bowers Julia mrs
Brown @ p mrs
Crawl ,rd Mary mrs
Clayce Della mrs
Ozark Margaret mrs
Castleny. Carrie + miss
Cook Emily mrs
Darien madam
Dry Isaac mrs
DeLeur Eliza mrs
Daylie s M mrs .....
Dyer Harriel s mrs
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Flann.ry e b miss
Franklin M d mrs
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Glade Caroline mrs
Calais Mary miss ...
Cry Olivia mrs
Gesicker Clara miss
Griilet VtrRinie mme
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Godfrey Julien mrs
Gurle Mary mrs
tarkins J d mrs
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Hunt s P mrs
Johnson M mrs
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Norris Ellen Fl mrs D
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Dppenheimer G
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'rtmbles Purilia miss I
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raymond Sophie miss ]
collins Susan mrs I
robertson VIM Il mrs ]
sose @ miss
'tassim u E mrs s
'hepherd Louisa mrs s
Isaac mrs +
'mith miss s
tel well Georgia mrs S
'aylor Annie mrs ]
'yler Jeunte miss !
'orrey d L J mrs I
'urby s M mrs Y
'oby Pauline NJ mrs 7
'enaux widow
Vest Mary Jane mrs '
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Vhalen Mamie miss '
Thidden Z A mrs '
Villains Mary mrs '
ard Ellen mrs -..s....
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MenssdorMer II G
Noodle John +
Morton James
Morris Adolph
Motz II
Miller John
Meyer Bernhard
Meyer 8 N
Meyer Maurice &eo
Muuon N J
Mueller JOS
Mathews j r
Mcconnell Robt
Mcleod John G
McLove Geo G.
McLane Geo
McCartey Etlw
McCaffrey J NJ
Nick LC
Norton Judge
O'Shaughnessy r M
O'Corner Chas
Otto j N w
Paschal Jas Fl
Packard Chas Fl
Patton Locker
Peasants Chas II
Perry A W DIR
Preweit B l.
Powell r H
Power s major
Porter J W dr.
Pine Geo +
Price 8 Il Geo
Puttick James A
Railey Jas A
Reagan John
Rice Phil r
Richardson j r 1t
Rhodes @ w
Rogers M 0
Rosenberg A
Roth + d
Small A b
Salisbury Jas M, jr
Saunders John L
Shaw Richard
st Clair George
Spencer G w
Sears Fl ID
Spense Bro Gco
Schelin Frank G.
Spier Benjamin
Sim tson Richard
eehidlHpp &co
Rimone M u
Singleton RIP
SchOtt @ II
SchIoss julius
Smith David A
Smith VIM
5upton II
Tertroup r
1earney Patrick
TIE ibery John 4
Tieknnr Fred l.
Tour Bernard
Toby mr.
Thompson J l.
Tucker Jackson
Van Horsen FL
Vignaud A |
Walllce J
Walsh r @
Walsh Owen |
Webber Jos H
White VIM Fl
Wright Benjamin
Winslow Willie
Williams J M |
Woods Geo H
lneOus. |
ng Co. e. Rock River |
i Machine Co. |
PARKER. Postmaster.
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Marston d capt
Mchnert II
Mexer John
Moses Henry
Mouton D D
Moog A &co
Milspaugh A
Miller Prince
Meyers e
Meyer Gabe
Murphy M
Muloy Michael
Muehvill J e Aco
McCutehern eco
Mcleod John G
McCutcheon j l.
McCullen Geo
M"Man John
Misses L
Nichols Sam G
Noses 80 mr.
| O'Donnell Hugh
| Owens james capt
Odlin Peter
| OstendOrf Julius
| Quibel Lewis
Pagennsfecher A
blanchard W T.
| Payne Fl l.
Peterson John A
Peeler Richard
Plemons q Eustis
Perk ms J A
Post + D
Porter Marshall
Printz Frank
Pitman Charlie
Purdy Thos capt
Randolph WIZ
keuueir Fl =
Rico JOS
richardson VIM
Robson James
koudez Suili b
Robert John T
Roane N Oscar
Saunders T b
Shwartz Jas &co
Savre W ID
Saxon l. A
Saruandas G.
Seymour Roland
Stearne II A "...
Steakel Il
Steinman L Z
Stuart & Pollock
Spry B
SCHNEIDER George
Schisn Jos
s milling Henry
Spooner T w
Soulier Z
Stonesifer Jas M
Smith I
Smith Frank
sullivan rhos
Talbot Charles
Temple Chas Fl
Trenholm shepherd
Teniburry John s
Thomas Cornelius
Trosclair l. A
Tompkins Jos col
Tureatte j ....
Umfry Tomas
van BuSklrk u ID
Vallary g J
Watson Geo
Warren Arthur
Walsh Bros
Wells Charley
Welby Sam'l H
WHY w H judge
Wiltoune Geo A -
Wilson J T
J s
Woodbridge & Thomas
M1scell
Whitney Man ufantul
Paper Co. The A liso
JOHN NJ. g.
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Anderson Dora miss

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Anderson Dora miss
Rankston En- ma miss
Baker Sally miss
Barnett A l. mrs
Bell Ida miss
8 Brittin Fanny miss
Bourwere Kate mrs
Bost Araminta I mrs
BONN Celina miss
Caldwell Willie miss
Carter Theresa mrs
Clark d mrs
3 Cosley Jane miss
Curtis Lena miss
Davis Fanny mrs
Deloney Mary +
Disc Violetta miss
Durcell Irene miss -.
Dumont Isabel mrs
Elliott Jane s
Edmon Lunar miss
Fayot Elises Marie miss
Flies jennie miss
Fax l. mrs
Garidel madam
Gaines Maria L mrs
Gretin L mrs
Gilbert Wolfe mrs
Gilbert Jane mrs
Golden Amelia mrs
Golf Relis miss
Quincy M j mrs
Harrison / A mrs
HoH Remy mrs
Howard G J mrs
johnson Maria miss
Johnson Sarah miss
Johnston Mary miss
Jones Susaua miss
King Ellen mrs
Kuffner G mrs
LeGrass Melvina mrs
Lane Mary e mrs
Little Josie mrs
La Duke Cornelia miss
Martin Mary J mrs
Bridget miss
Nader mrs
Mitehill Maggie |
Minor Annie
Murphy E |
Mcintyre Ellen |
sicoll 8 mrs |
)'Brien Harriet
Perole miss
Perroit Fanny mrs
porvel Kate mrs |
Xavier G A mrs |
kOugur A madame
Maria d mrs
Station e miss
Stein G H mrs
sheppard Nancy mrs
sylvester Susan
sutton V A mrs
Tremoulet A miss
Tibbals L e mrs .. |
Turner Helen miss
Fucker Ann
Fhomeld Annie miss
West Jennie
Wallace Milton mrs
Wade G J mrs
Birdie miss
Williams P miss