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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28

until the hour appointed for dining at the Govern
ment House. This was the social event to which
all ladies of the Province have been looking for
ward for weeks. Ladies were required 10 wear
low necked dresses with short sleeves. and to dis
pense with Court trains. Gentlemen were simply
asked to appear in full dress. Some ladies here
have been disposed to rebel against these formali-
ties, on the ground that the climate of the Prov.
ince does not favor exposure of neck and arms.
Climatic arguments have, however, been of no
avail The drawing room was after the pattern OF
the receptions Of the Prince of Wales The Prin-
cess wore a rich black velvet dress trimmed with
clair de luue and jet; underneath was a satin and
silk ribbed petticoat; her head dress was dia-
mond tiara with feathers, and her veil ornaments
were diamonds. Her decorations were the orders
of Victoria, Albert and India. The Marquis wore
a Windsor uniform, and held his hat in his hand.
The guests with their cards were passed by two
military officers TO the private secretary, who
announced their names. The right hands Of those
presented were ungloved; the introduction was
acknowledged by bow. and neither the Marquis
nor the Princess shook hands. There were $50
guests. The Princess called for her carriage before
midnight. At the dinner which preceded the
drs wing room there were fifty guests.
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Political.

Col. Ingersoil puts it about right when he says
that "if the republican party is not allowed to live
in the South the democratic party certainly will
not be allowed to succeed in the North"
The Albany Argus, organ of the democrats of
the State of New York, threatens in the event of
an effort on the part Of the President to enforce
the laws at the South, that it will be met by an I'M
parchment of the President by the House. a re-
fusal to pass appropriation bills, destruction of
the army, and a revolution. This recalls the
threats OF New York democratic newspapers OF
few years ago, that no volunteers should pass
through that State to prevent the Southern States
from setting up Confederacv. Talk like that en- J.
coursged the rebellion of 1861 the recent talk OF
the Argus encourages the frauds and murders OF
1873
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We have received from ID. Appleton & Co. a
new work published by them npon "Stock- Breed
ing" the author of which is Manly Miles, NJ. d.
late Professor of Agriculture in the Michigan
State Agricultural College. This Is a Systematic
work in regard to the a't of improving and breed
ing domestic animals. The anhor believes aud
teaches as do all successful stock that there
may be great improvement in stock by the selec-
ton Of the best as breeders, bu' that care AMI
judgment as well as knowledge are
necessary in selecting, and particularly if i'm.
provement is desired in any particular direc-
ton, as, for instance, speed strength in the
horse milk or beef in the COW. The instructions
given in this volume appear TO us well adapted to
the of farmers generally, as the raising Of
stock is necessarily an important part of their brsi
ness 1t may be had at the bookstore of F !
Pierce.
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STATE OF M AINE.
A ROCLA MA IT q n

The people CT this State have received signal
revelations OF The goodness OF God in the bless
ings He has bestowed upon them throughout the
year. Health and prosperity have Teen given
them IN full measure. Peace good will aud we'll
being have prevasied.a "a The seasons have been
propitous and Nature has cosfinued the glorics Of
the Summer beyond its usual linn through II long
succession of beautiful days. gladdening the
earth and uplifting ali hearts IN 10Y srd thankful.
ness. SsSt'@t So
In order that the peopIe may with ore accord
OF II their reverent hanks, do her. by, in con-
fo.mity to the usage which sanctions and
eldesrs this annual hsl dAy,'ani by and,wi ih The
advice and consent of the Council. ~ point
Thursday, the 2Sth any or November. 1878,
rs day OF Thanksgiving and Praise to God Tor
the rich gifts and coustantcare OF the past year,
and for the promises and hopes thst attend The
coming OF the new year, mai s5csrrsa
Cir-n at the Council CAa,ster. at Asqgssta, this
sirih dag Of Noremtevs "a thegeqr Of Lord
one homsand eight hundred and serenty-eighf,
and Of the IadeIzend rsce of TIE Intel States Of
44meriod heoat htWdtxd aad Mrd.
ssss sELpEN OONNOR.
BY the Governor.
). j. CHADBouRNEs Secretary Of State.
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The Psychology of the Liver.

The IN is TIE large secreiing organ In the
human body and The bile VIII CHI it secretes is
more liable TO vitjaton and miadrect on from its
proper channeis than any other Of the animal
hu ds. Luckily for tie billions however, there is
unftiliug source Of relief from liver complaint,
namely. Hostettei's stomach Bitfers. a medicine
which tor over n quarter of century has been
hchi virg thorough cures of the above mentioned
ailments, fever and agne, dpspepsia la, bowel com
paints rheumatic and kidsey affections, and dis.
orders involving loss Of nervous vixor. 1t is,
moreover pre- ventive of malarial disease and af.
fords protect ion TO thousands OF pers ons residing
in districts OF country where that dire scourge is
prevalent. AS n remedy adapted to the medic
nal requirement of familiea IL i saprcnelg desir.
able and as "A means OF terrifying dublit tied
system, 1t is thoroughly to be depended upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28

The December number of the Eclectic Maya
zine is received. The usual steel engraving is q
portrait of the Earl of Beaconsfeld, and this is
accompanied by concise but interesting sketch
of his career. Apropos of this, there is paper
by Mr.. Archibald Forbes on 1.-The F,asco OF Cy-
prus;" and this in turn is complemented by an ar
ticle on "The Austrisus in Bosnia" Still another
timely paper is that on "Slsvery and Polygamy in
Turkey" by j. C. McCoan; and another on EN-
gland and America as Manufacturing COMPETE
tors" falls into the same category, though
it would be valuable at any time
Other noteworthy papers are animal
Intelligence" an Address delivered before
the British Association by G. j. Romsnes; 1.-The
first Edinburgh Reviewers" by Leslie Stephen :;
Gowns Revenge" a short story; Part ~ Of
The Earths Place in Nature" by J. Norman
Lockyer, F. r. s.; COLLABORATION of the Senses"
by DR.. Henry Msudsley; three chapters of vii.
liam Blacks mcleod of Dare; Erred A Tale
from Japan; "Musical Poetry; and "Belshaz.
gar" Beside these there are several poems; and
the Editorial Departments are full and interesting.
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hhe Dosc etNts
Trial bottles DR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, % cents.
The dist cssng cough, which threatened serious
results, is quickly cured before developing fatal
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast and
lung disorders, Astbmatc or Bronchial alec-
tons, Hopping Cough, Liver Complaint Blood
Splitting. &c. no remedy is so prompt and effect
usl as DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry"
81 have made Of this preparation for many
years, and it has proved to be very reliable and
etiicacous in the treatment of severe and long
standing coughs. know of two patients, now in
comfortable health, who, but for ITS use, | con-
slider would not now be living.
Isaac S. HERBEIN, NJ d.
Strsustown Berks county, Pa.
Price Trial bottles, % cents large size 81,
or six Cor 50. A single rs cent bottle will often
times cure a recent cough cold and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk of life. Prepared
only nv DIR. Swayne & Son, Phil ,delphia. Sold
nv leading Druggists. Partridge Brothers, agents
for Augusta. septic teod&wtf
"Da' kened with shade, or flashing with light "
it IS circumstsnced. is the head of hair that is
dressed with WAX FLOSS. Prepared only by
Csssell & Co, of Boston; proprietors of Caswcl
4 Cos SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES, foi
Coughs, and Caswell's "NEW" ELIXIR. for the
Blood. For sale by all Druggists.
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ROYAL. RP6 6K16e
Absolutely Pure.


it Off
o Health doe e
hmen erywhef yhayng
and YEAST;
bread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28

The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., of New
York, have rcpublished the Edinburgh Review for
October. The contents ae; The Copyright
Commission; Lows History Of the lad an Navy;
Gardeners Government of Chsrlcs 7; Recon. Ev-
ploratious in Palestne Who wrote the Annals o f
Tacitusi The Jesui, Ms'tyrs--Campi'n and Wal
pole; Sir II cnry Taylor's Collected Work.; The
Corr spondence Of NJ Re Rave; En- lland in the
Levant. The writcr of the lat iriicle seems in
the light OF Ieceut events to have put fair esti-
mate upon the Berlin Con- gress. In closing it be re.
marks: 1.-The truth 10, thst the gloom which
hangs over the future Of the East aud the grave
responsibilities that devJlve on the Britt h govern
mcnt, have not been lightenel by the results of
the late Congress, and we still look with the rrest-
est anxiety to the future course of events"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28

New styles in neck chains crosses, and lockets,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28
NeW Publications.

d. Appleton & Co. have added to their New
Handy Volume Series" "The Essays of Ella"
by Charles Lamb. These charming writings are
thus furnished TO the public for little cost il
money that they are within the means of all.
Charles Lambs works are found in sl well se-
lected public Libraries. but they are specially
adapted for home re lding. The same publishers
have issued another work for their "Lib,arv Of
Choice Novels" entitled "Old Martin Boscawens
Jest For sale nv F. J. Pierce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-28
A LUDTCROrs SCENE.

Thermometer o. deg. in the shade. Loco
Broadway. Drdmatis persond,-sn exceedingly
fat la ~ putting like steam engine. aud clngDg
to the arm of a small why gentleman whose face
has become very red, either from the unusual eS-
efcise or the consciousness that a hundred eyes
are locking at him with ha hs in each pupil.
Naughty boy 81 say, Charlie, pretty small tug to
tow her in With that cargo" Allan's Anti-Fat
will reduce the weight from two to five pounds
per week. Ii is purely vegetahle-nature's own
remedy for this diseased condition.
ITCHING PILES. - Inc symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itching, n
creased by scratching, very distressing. particu-
larly at night as If pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected if allowed to continue, very ser-
Gus results may follow. DIR. SwAyNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT is a pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were above de-
SCI ibed. the use of Swaynes Ointment in a short
time made a perfect cure.
j. w. CHRIST, Boot l. Shoe House, 34i n. 81 st
+. c. WEYMAN, Halter, S. Eighth ST., PbilA
Reader if you are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Ointment and
he cured. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
Of price, lin currency or postage stamps), so cents
box, three boxes 81 %. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, 800 N. Sixth Street, Philadelphi,.
No charge for advice. Sold by leading drug
gists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept2O-teol&wtf
at SEEMS as if should cough my head off,
is sometimes the mpaiiont exclamation as a suf
fe.er from a severe Cough. Quell the paroxysms
with Hates Honey Of HorehOand and Tar. The
relief is immediate and the cure certain. Sold by
all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in | minute.
oc30-tS Vino
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
NOTICE Of SUITS caMMEgcc1 FOR
DEL:NQNEAT IAXGS.
District, OR TBo>EculiNG, ATTORNEYS OFFICE
no HE EOLLOENING MINED DEFEND
STATE or NryAoA, corHry OF oansm,

| 3 w Raj ro11A<O " +-S ~ - ~
Z ants and /" all owners o. OF claimants L" ue real
estate or improvements thereon or lmp"N emclts Wio
assessed separately, hereinafter descu0e known or I'M
NnWn You are ntfehN notified tlI SUITS nave 0eel com
enced IN the District Court 81 the second Judicial DIS
ucJ "t the state OF Nevada IN ana if the county OF
rfl(b} ln len at the t9urt Roohl' IN tle county bud
inEs II! arson IN Ii 'IG county, o! ule STATE I'll 't' '"';
fahtH against eoCa 81 the dvenantS hereinafter named
ana eac4 81 the '"H""tG dostIp1" u"tts or t'ceis u
land, with the improvements thG'eoh ana lmf"N ciol'
Whtn separately assessed ana d" owners o. or ctIIS
u" tne sans, h""n OF uAl""' L" recover Iie ',l anu
deIllGehtN assessed u S@iu defendant against Saiu prop
erty yer the fiscal |G[ commencing the ~ ay 81 ian
u"H \ - lo' ana 'ile DIS gay " a -
@t tlat summons mas pIti uO"H lSeueu III cdc c'2e
ana You are urtnei h"u"G'' u.' unless you alfer ana
answer Ite i3tG ',TI III Sd tt9e Oh vi pglolg we
I'm bAl 'F fLD't' m a -. 80 J'tS.iis''t VIII oo
g'A- "' l, anu ''c it'li eN''.C anu
nr'' |l7.' I'I '''e ". !( vi '"N
Si'''I am '>. W. NJ i''S "
'' IN T." ,,'. "ti,I- '.'e" /" ~'l '""i' Wins
o' '"2lllS' ,l!e "a ny , r,,. t;
H. ,''-C1 @ , Hg ' p it' ,' IL (G
r, ~ 49, tr, . ,,,+,. No,,la ,.;+b ti .riinrt,1
gu - ill., :t,,,,.'l ti-,nN.,t 7,,i
hi,g .%l" I@ Nv C.S - E ''e4 i ana
~ So5o IF ~ li ,i,, - tl, ~, "A Gr,+o 5,,,, ,y,ib
a., 49, 5000 +l'e,iI ,,,, - -It1 20 1n1
u! Il, He m s'iu ga - t I j f ~ ~
No. ., -; ~ 49, -, 10 ~ 'It ot,;,+ II ~
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tS +I =, a. III o-too' WILL, o. l o ,iG
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bun, - oI -. ,,l rd ~ 1n1 ~ 81 ISI i iors
~ - - M IIn - 6io,, ,,r,'tor 81 Wv. - zee,
- 49, i-;, ~. 60, Ci+,. W ,rd - ~
,r1Ieren+s tberr,. and tb foIirvinr lots and bioc f
nd in C1rbn+t iition r. aid Carso1 Cif, to Wit os
i tu ~ CIoGSS a''C ~ 10 % CSiS M WE LCS
hIocS Ininbr h(1 =. ! jt fbrea - fTr III Ave- ~ and
six 90 in block number two OK and ais, lots seven a.
eight (S nine 90 and ten IO in block number two OK
and lots FIVE and six To- in block number three (( and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

making it pay. Without winding up Of
some kind, we protest What would a man
hope for independent of making a good thing
for himself after dearh), if he could believe
that continued and deliberate yiliainy and
swindle are things that God can let stand!
That He wouldn't as q just God crush out,
punish, trample om things which are cilrsing
his children and lnarling their comfort and
peace If God be God. he is God Of Justice
and will right wrongs, and when We find men
who are SO lost to all the better feelings Of
humanity and the higher instincts of life as
to ruin an existence which makes women and
children miserable and wreck all the finer
feelings Of the human heart, it looks Us if
isn't. From a strictly orthodox standpoint
1--WE don't like the world, we believe ali the
argument they have for a heaven rests on the
same premises and conclusions as that for
he'll, but 10 one has gone against heaven yet
that we have heard of. Wonder if Beecher,
IngersoI & Co, all want to go to heaven?
This thing is all right OF course, but why
don't these anti-hell folks carry out the logical
sequence! If they don't believe in hell why
don't they let heaven go! Probably it is a
good deal as Jerry Schooling said when a
man in EIko county left four orphans in a
cabin in Lamoile Valley without food and
clothing, and they were sent to the Orphan
Home He was asked what ought to be done
to such man, whether there was hell hot
enough for such wretch He said, 81
didn't Use to believe in hell, but row
think there must be one for such Wletches,
bat not for Us
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
NOTICE OF SALE UPON PARTITION.

z HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TH.'r UEnER
q and in pursuance Of the Judgment aud decree, in
PARTITION Of the District Court of the Second Judicial DIS
tric of the State of Nevada in and for Orsby county IN
that action therein pending wherein W. B. Thorn
burgh plaintiff and T. Il. Rail defendant, which SAID
judgment and decree made and entered on the oth
day Of August, 1867, whereby am commanded to sell Tor
cash in the gold coins of the United States in the manner
provided by law for sales Of real estate upon execution
where the value Of the property exceeds five hundred dol
lars; certified copy Of which said Judgment and decree
has this day been delivered to me- will on tt ESDAG,
TIE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873, at the Court
House OF Onsby county, State OF Nevada III front OF
the door thereof in Carson City, Ormsby county. State
OF Nevada, between the hours Of nine O'Clock III
the morning and five o'clock in the afternoon,
to wit: the hour of o'clock P NJ Of that
day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash in the gold coins Of the United States all that
tain piece land in Carson City Ornsby county, State Of
Nevada called and known aud being the west fifty
feet Of lots GU and three ( in block sixteen 90
of Sears, Thompson and Sears subdivision OF sad Carson
City, bounded follows: commencing ut tie northwest
Of said block sixteen 6 being the southeast cor
Of Carson and Second streets running thence south.
with the line vi said block, siXtyeight (G>) feet;
thence right an.o, etStarly nifty CD feet thence
right angles northeTy the north line Of sud block.
Ntyei-h G5} and thence a5 right angles westerly,
with said north line If block, fifty 90 feet to tho
place OF beginning. Either party to said action ma. BE-
come purchaser ut said sale. T. SWIFT,
sheriff Of OT?ls by county, State of Nuyal2.
Carson City. Nevada, January &, ISIS
ELLIS y ktNG, Attorneys TOR plaintiff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
FAMILY JOIRNAL,

Devoted to the promotion of good taste, and
Letters, Education and the Arts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

The City Of Picking on her last voyage from
Japan to San Francisco brought 100 packages
of silkworm eggs, consigned to firm in Italy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

The crush to hear Moody and Sankey was
so great in Providence, R. l., that horse car
was crowded off the track, and clothing was
ruined
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

A young girl i'll a theater i'll London get
$500 week for diving from perch ninety
feet downwards to net She drops head
first, turns on the wayx and strikes on her
back
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
NEWS SUMMARY

1t is runored that james Gordon Bennett
contemplates starting a daily newspaper in
London \ London correspondent declares
it a hazardous undertaking, as times are
hard
1t is rumored in London, that official nfor-
nation has been received in st Petersburg
that the Chinese have mastered 1000 men,
women and children in the hashgarian town OF
1Ianas, committing the most frightful atroci-
lies
Ds;nan ia5ha viii shortly be conveyed to
the town Of Riacan, where he will pass his
captivity.
Chicago is to have mining stock board.
Preliminary meetings are being held, prom
inent citizens taking an active interest
Two men were killed and third probably
fatally wounded at Glendale, Long Island,
to-day by the explosion of a dynamite cat
ridge while preparing blast
From letters written by Lady Stran-'ord,
who is experimenting the hospitals at Sophia,
il would appear that the Turks hal deter
mined not to attempt to hold the place.
Lady Strangford writes that she will remain,
and believes that she will be able to continue
her duties without interruption annoyance.
The Turkish nurses have agreed to stay. The
Turks have gone away quietly, and there is
not the slightest panic or trouble. The town
will be taken without resistance. This coin
cides with information from the Turkish side
about the movements Of their forces. All the
garrisons in exposed positions beyond Sophia
have been gradually withdrawn and concen-
trated at Ichliman
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

Let time and change combine, combine,
Let time ard change combine,
The fairest love from heaven above
That love OF yours-wa5 mine;
My dear,
That love ri yours WAS mine.
The past is fed and 2ona, and gone,
The past is fed and gone.
Though naTght bat pain to me remain,
Iii fare in memory nn,
Ny dear,
III fare in memory on.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06

'oLRtlt Al. II he centlnGi OF the Atm INST.
contains this account of the successful using
of recent invention IN surgery: The opera
ton performed i'll removing the shattered por-
ton Of Messenger Wards hand, on Nednes-
day last, was most novel and successful one
The Eslnarch bandage, a new appliance in
surgery, was used, and by its aid not drop
of blood followed the cutting amputating in
struments. We believe that it was the first
time that the invention was used on this
coast, and its application demonstrates the
progress Of the science of surgery. Mr. Ward
was resting very comfortably last evening"
and his recovery is only question OF the
time nature takes to heal so fearful a wound.
The largest bell in the world is in the tenn
pie of Glars, in Kioto, Japan. Unlike the
great bells in Pekin and Moscow it is whole,
and is as perfect and sweet toned as when first
suspended. Where and by whom it was cast
is not known. Chinese and Sanscrit charac-
ters completely cover it; but they are not
transferable by japanese scholars. 1t is "a
feet high and l6 inches thick at the rim 1t
has no clapper, but is struck by a sort of
wooden battering ram on the outside.
Speaking at Cardiff, Wales, lately, Lord
Aberdare, formerly police magistrate in the
centre Of the Welsh mining district, and after
ward Secretary of State for the Home Depart
ment, said that he had not known things so
bad for forty-fve years, and that many per
sons in South Wales were dying for want of
the common necessaries of life. The same
story comes from many other manufacturing
districts.
A young girl in theater i'll London get
$500 week for diving from a perch ninety
feet downwards to net. She drops head
first, turns on the way. and strikes on her
back
The crush to hear Moody and Sankey was
so great in Providence, r. l.. that a horse car
was crowded off the track, and clothing was
ruined
The City Of Picking on her last voyage from
Japan to San Francisco brought 100 packages
If silkworm eggs, consigned to firm in Italy. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 s.

IOCKET, CONTAINING TWO EIKE-
~ nesscs. The finder will be liberaly rewarded b.!
leaving the same at HENRY DECKERS saloon.
Carson, January 6, 1S7S.w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-06
ADyERSTEsgEG NEDIUM.

Because of its greatly enlarged circulation.
Also it will be, as heretofore, carefully
conducted
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
POLICY SHOPS RAIDED.

The ppolice Of the Fifth precinct, Williamsburg,
made general raid on policy shops last night, with
tho following result--Sergeants Bunce ana Hallslt
with Detectives Short and Holland and q squad OF
men, arrssssi, II NO. 81 Grand street Thomas Nich-
oils, proprietor, ani James McDsrmott, No. 80
Nor,h SIKH street; Charles Ward, No. 100 North
aud George Buckrdgc No 27 7MeseroIe street, US wit
nesses Al No. IFS South econdstrec JamesG. Rove,
proprietor, anu Joseph Dc Grilia, No. 81 Nortn SIKH
George Hicks, No. $50 South Second street; Fred
Mason, No. 25 Grand street: william Kelly,
- Skinian avenue, as witnesses And at No.
225 Fi'th street, Andrew Myers, proprietor, and
Robert Brown, No. IS South Second street; George
Escr No 800 Fourth street; John Geiyhan. No. 70
Ninth street; Richard Msnvlile No. I9s Graham ave-
nue.; Marcus Mandel. No. 297 Graham avenue, and
Edward No an, No. l01 Ainsie street, as witnesses