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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-21
Signal Service Local Report.
NEW ORLEANS. Esptember 20. 1878,
A Tris,ute Il, the Memphis Negroes,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-The Washington
Post Of yesterday published an interview with
DR.. Ramsey, one of the physicians who went
to Memphis with the corps Of Washington
nurses, but who returned here on Thursday,
in which he states he has been automatically
informed that white women have to take
negro men for nurses or go without, and that
such negro men nurses have taken advantage
OF their helpless white victims. Mr.. Heating,
editor of the Memphis Appeal, having had
his attention called to the statement, pro-
nounced 1t utterly untrue, and adds: 'No
man, white or black, would be allowed to
breathe q second breath after such crime
became known. No such crime has been COM
rnitted, and white women have not been re-
duced to the necessity Of taking, negro men
for nurses The staten emit ID 81 libel upon the
negroes Of Memphis. All honor to them ,
They have done their duty. They have acted
by us nobly, as policemen and as soldiers, as
we'll as nurses. They have responded to every
cali made upon them, in proportion to their
number. quite as promptly as the whites. A
few of them threatened trouble at one time
about food but they were at the moment
suppressed by q company OF soldiers OF their
own color. The colored people Of Memphis,
as body, deserve well of their white fellow.
citizens. We appreciate and are proud OF
Them"
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Ing committee. Tho committee reported hay
ing made sfxty.nve visits, all the sick were
doing well, except Nelse Underwood. who
passed bad night. and o child Of engineer
3. s. Pa ton. who was very sick. The following
sick are at the Hotel Dieu, under the care Of
the association: Jos. James. pilot Of the 70.
oils; Dave Harkina. clerk. and - Lanham
Mr.. r. "A. Darling, clerk. In acknowledgment
Of much aid and many kindnesses the following
letter was addressed to DIR. R. d. Murray.
OFFICE or THE STgAMBoATMEN's RELIEF
Association. I
New Orleans September 20. 1873
DR.. r. b. Murray. Surgeon Marine Hospital
Service. New Orleans.
Dear iSif On behalf Of the Steamboatmen's
Relief Association take this occasion to re-
turn our sincere thanks for your prompt attan-
ton 70 the sick steamboatmen sent. to the Mo-
occasion. ind the special attention they re-
eeived.
Very respectfully,
j. K. BELL. President.
Sixteen applications for relief In money were
received and granted. ] he association dis
oriminates against no one who applies for help.
provided they belong to the steamboat frater-
nity and are worthy.
Capt. W. H. Sims, and crew of the steamer
Nellie Peck sent contribution from Sioux
City. list of the amounts received WILL be
found In another column.
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THE ST. GEORGES.

Mr.. Ornond g. Howe the British vice consul
tat Pensacola, yesterday RENTED to President
Stringer. Of the ST. Georges. $13, contributed for
The sick by the master and crew Of the bark Sea
Flower OF Greenock. lying at that port and 50
by Mr. James Largue. W. FL. Stewart, ESQ, act
ing British consul at Boston. contributes 500.
j The headquarters Of the st. Georges, at the
ONCE Of Mr. stringer. ON Union street, near
Caronde!et street was In mourning for the death
of Mr.. William Anderton, member of the asso-
citation. stricken down while at his post
The following is the report of yesterdays do
spgs by the st, Georges:
Seventy-six families. or 225 individuals. re-
Iieyed by this society UP to o'clock to-day; 81
families or 1877 Individuals provided with meals
Tor from to 7. days In the form Of rations: 19
families, or 2s individuals. provided with doc
tors. nurses medicine money. and more press
ing requirements: l42 mon fed twice a day at
soup house.
REHABILITATION.
a26 individuals given from to IA
meals each .-....s.... ,..'., 129S meals.
40 Individuals fed twice a day at
soup-house out of society's funds 2S4 meals.
Total ..-........ 1882 meals.
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TED NJ HsEAEgDHhYa.
Tickets To NE ISSUED Instead of ReguIsa~
items. -..

Tickets To HE ISSUED Instead of ReauEsE~
tz0ns. :~
The Peabody Subsistence Association issued
yesterday over $4,000 rations. which. with one
exception, 10 the heaviest issue made In one day
since they began to feed the needy. At the
meeting last evening several communications
were received offering and giving mutual aid
and the report of the financial officer showed
that the affairs Of the Peabodys were In
healthy condition.
The reports from our friends In st. Louis
particularly regarding provisions. were most
encouraging.
During the meeting last evening new sys-
tenn III distributing rations was adopted, doing
AWAY with great deal of the labor and fntrica-
aies OF the requisitton plan. Feeling justified
by cireumstanees. the Peabodys will hereafter
issue rations on only 1000 applications. whether
the application is from single person or a
y other words, instead Of using reauisitions.
tho Peabodys will issue 1000 tickets on each dis.
frihution day, 400 Of which TO the Howard AS
soctation. 100 to the Young Mems Christian AS.
ssociatlon, aud 100, to the Ladies' Physiological
Society, the rema lnder to answer. the applica-
Hon themselves. The tickets viii be issued IL
VIZ hs dea npon
them, and each. association will distribute
them, among It's, members for filling up
cts shall DO delivered for presentation to the
Peabodys.
Ths new system ia the result Of conference
ASSOCIATIONS. and will greatly facilitate matters,
lesidess. reducing the possibility Of fraud and
imposition.
after no member of the Peabody shoul sign
any reauisilion, and requesting the associations
na nm not to sign any more.
to the associations before Monday morning. in
the proportion that each is entitled to.
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THE BEGINNING.

For the first time since the beginning of the
yellow fever epidemic through freight train
came in yesterday from Mobile. Engine No.
~ Of the Mobile road, pulling train ofsixteen
cars, arrived at about G:3o o'clock. The freight
was principally cotton: as for the balance we
have not been able to see the manifest. We I'M
derstau that this train was run under special
favor, but nevertheless 1t Is an initiatory move
ment which. according to all reasonable logic
will be followed up TO the advantage of both
cities.
Yesterdays DEMOCRAT announced the arrival
Of the mail but the freight train was more than
we expected. We would not be astonished, II
would begin to run between the two cities and
through Communication be resumed. Itwould
be- wise and, we may venture to say perfectly
safe
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MAN@LAUG INTER-,
The Mate of the Cannon Goes Before the
Circuit Court,

OS-h&AASA@ ~sNS
Circuit Court,
The office of Commissioner Lane was crowd
ed to rsuffoeation yesterday by large number
Of negroes. principally roustabouts, to witness
the proceedings In the case of Pat Gallagher,
first mate of tho steamboat John W. Cannon,
who Is accused OF having on the twelfth Of Sep
tember caused the death of Ben Perry, one of
the crew of said boat.
The circumstances Of The case and the subse-
uuent dev elopments are very interesting. From
the ties timony of the large number Of witnesses
heard yesterday 1t seems that as the Cannon
was coming down the river, and when at a point
between Good Hope Landing and Natchez and
near the Louisiana Shore Gallagher assaulted,
knocked down and beat with o big stick the said
out the bung of @ barrel of whisky Perry got
up and retreated still followed by Gallagher,
| and when both were near the guards Gallagher
again knocked down the man, who, becomi ing
frightened and not knowing whittier to fly. lost
his balance and fell into the stream.
After the roustabout had made the plunge it
10 said that Gallagher took no pains either to
have the boat stopped or to render any assist
anee to the man who was drowning.
The point In this case is very interesting.
hequestton is, whether the act was committed
within the jurisdiction OF either Louisiana or
mstsbPp q whether let as TIE aneeoted the
the boat was in motion in the waters OF q river
still under the jurisdiction of the United States.
II: King cutter. ESQ. appeared Tor the prose-
cutioD and made a short but forcibe argument.
He spoke In such strong terms Of the utter bru-
tality Of the act that five or six negroes who
were about the courtroom were moved to tears
and sobbed so audibly. that the commissioner
had to enforce order. Murmurs also were heard
issuing from the dusky crowd In the room, and
several negroes in the front row glared saw
agey ut the prisoner and their glittering eyes
seemed to say If you were not here you would
pass very sweet quarter OF an hour with us. .
The upshot OF the case was that Mr.. Gallagher
was sent by Commissioner Lane before the
United States Circuit Court under $4,000 bond
on the charge Of manslaughter.
The reason why the negroes were SO much
interested In the decision In that case is that,
being Of the same craft as that of the murdered
man, they know not who of them would be the
next victim under similar circumstances.
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NOTES.

The Orleans Relief Committee have decided
not TO honor acquisitions from any Of the
eharitabe associations of this city, until reply
is received TO the appeal sent by telegraph 70
the Secretary Of War. as the supply on hand Is
Relief Committee alone will give acquisitions.
Goo. Ii Smith, Collector Of Customs, wrote to
to Major j. T. Richardson asking how long the
supplies will last. and to make q correct estt-
mate Of II The ahswer vas 5hat the Tatone on
There Is on hand:
Coffee $50 pounds, meat IL 800, flour 1920, meal
10 200, salt $50, and sugar 1885,.
Collector Smith says he will send telegram
to- nfghtin case the answer of the Secretary Of
War 10 the committees appeal does not come.
He Intends to lay before the Secretary the ne
cegsity ofimmediately coming to the aid Of New
Orleans sufferers.
The committee has received from the Collee-
tor q draft on the Union National Bank Of rev
United States consul at Halifax. Nova Scotia
from Mr. William 2. West, of that place for the
benefit OF yellow fever sufferers in New. Orleans.
Major Richardson answered. thanking the
high r gard Of the warm hearted gentleman
who remembers the New Orleans sufferers.
MODEL LIFTED.
The following Is perbatinl ct 1tterattne tram
script OF communication picked up by the re-
porter In some corner of the Custom Hnuse:
%. G. r. A.: Gentlemen, Mrs Godfrey, re-
siding at No. 277 Gasauet hare not feCeiue her
ratiops them pds sent to from this Office as am
t,lforM;;, ...., ,,,ro,,,r,,
The committee are very short of rations
flour is scarce. and rice. pepper and bread are
totally wanting. so the necessity Of replenishing
the stock is apparent.
The relief committee Of the Association Army
of Tennessee report five cases on hand, and
twenty ConValescent
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HOW YARD ASSD tTAtrION.

The following receipts are acknowledged
Savings OF some little children spend
ing the summer at Bread Loaf Inn 50 90
Ctizens OF Deerfield, Mass. through
Mrs. j. W. Ohampny =. !. IS. I. AZ 90
Citizens OF sheboygan. Wis. through Y.
Gede. chairman and j. @. Thayer.
secretary 209 Va
Through Gilbert Morrison. OsWago. N. !.
Y: Grace Church. Osvego, M. III.
$500; Presbyterian Church, Hannibal.
N. Y. 80. ..........s. 206 0V
John 7; Waters. Dc VIII. Iowa. E %
Thos. g. aodYin, Tincastle. VA. t25 Az
proceeds of concert j. ]. .S.s.. 200 90
Bethel CONGREGATION - .s..>s.. 5000
Citizens of New Haven. Conn.,, through
Wilbur 3. Day, treasurer Chamber !,
E. E Fry 5MRsrshall Texas y u, through rough
Orphan Asylum. !. ]. IN 10 90
Ladies' IF Homer, La, from s. Z. Glad
ney & Bro, through Jurey y Gillts.. $50 90
Second installment from citizens Of
Folsom. City Treasurer 1905 o0I
| Citizens OF Uxbridge. Mass., through
:. Bros. OF Uxbridge I. 100 DOL
| Richardson 4. Robbins. Dover. Del.
through Clark d Meader. New Or 8 '.
| Deirymens Association. Gilman, ILL.,
through Clark & Meader. New Orr
leans. II o.
| Second congregational Church. Rock
ford, Ill. through T, D. Robertson,
treasurer. s So
Ed. Heaton. New Haven, CT. ...s...s. 30 90
through j, B. Hamberlain .y. e.ss 8 50.
| s. B. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
~ H.fn d. ,J.,.S III anYo ~
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MUNICIPAL.
CONTRIBUTIONS ANHs CORRKsPOND
EME:E.

Tho contributions received ut the City Hail
Yesterday were as follows: q. p. Houghton and
Thomas CLARK, of Shockley. Kansas. respective
IL 81 and 81.
/ III. II. Osgood. Mayor Of Norwich. Conn, on
behalf Of the people Of that city. $3.50.
John Il. Jones, secretary OF Merced Lodge Of
MERGED. Col., for tho Independent Order Of
Good Templars of Now Orleans, $40.
Wm. r Sylvester. Mas "a, Hayward Ledge T
Powell, Grand Master. New Orleans. SIS.
CORRESPONDENCE.
The correspondence of the Mayor contained n
letter from MI Mopshom q ponghkas:enssts ~
recently. has left any property.
Alady school teaeher from abroad hegs the
Mayor to inform our physicians that ship
captain, out al, sen. being unprnyded with vel e
low fever medicine successfully treated bis
sailors by applying TO their feet ssalt mackerel
renewed eyery two hours fer after a shat tine
treated In that why was saved, the others died
Put down salt maekerel as another sure cure
for yellow rover. ,ro1,or nav
Il. is probable that the police rolls will be
ready this morning at the business, opening
hour at the City Hall. In that case the police
time. Payday will not be delayed any later.
however. han Monday. SO We are informed by
Administrator uavanae. now acting as Admin
Administrator Diamond has ordered tho de.
partment of the fire alarm telegraph to cease
ringing the o'clock @. m, the o'clock .. m.
and tho o'clock D.. m. bells. The Adminiatra-
tor should include the noon bell, Judging from
what we have been told Of their deeterious in
fuene6 upon the sick.
Administrator Cayanao has also been. con;
ferring with the officers of our street railroad
companies hooking toward o suppression of
their bells, One of the officers named had the
hardihood 10 say that the terms of their con-
tract with the city required them to attach bells
To the neeks OF their mules. and that he feared
that to suppress them now, without the author
i2ation the city. might invalidate their CHAR
ter, Comments are unnecessary.
THE INJUNCTION.
Referring To the Injunction granted yesterday
LII the Fifth District Court at the suit Of Dr..
Chopin, Us president Of the Board Of Health,
agafns the WaterWorks Company. 1t does not
signify that 1t ID due to any remissness or evil
Intentions on the part Of the Waterworks Com
pany. On the contrary, by the terms of Its char
ter the company Is required to begin laying new
water pipes In certain localities on the first of
October, which the company is anxious to do in
Its own interest. but In the face Of the order of
the Board 81 Health prohibiting all excavations
during the epidemic they find themselves In an
eduiyoGal position. Hence the suit fs instituted
simply to protect the Waterworlts Company
legally. whilst II carries out the purposes Of the
Board Of Health.
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HELP FROm PHILADELPHIA.

The following letter was received yesterday
by DR., Bonzano:
PHGnIxvILLE, Penn. September H. 1873.
DR.. nj, u. Bonzano:
The people of Phnnixville to those of the
stricke On South greeting:
Please find Enclosed draft on New York for
Sits, subscribed by our citizens for the aid and
comfort Of yellow fever sufferers in the South.
Realizing that through your long residence In
New Orleans you are fully acquainted with the
details Of the fearful scourge. we ask you to act
for us. and use this money to the best of your
Judgment In the alienation Of the distressed,
mite.
We hope to supplement this soon by an ad-
ditional subscription.
Very truly, In behalf of pbpnixville.
JOHN o, *. ROBARTS.
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~ 1Fa9 " 1.EzA4Vs AEUtA5W15Ls7
New Orleans September 90. 1878, se211 1t
Y. Nj. G. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE.
ROCKS z. III. G. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE,
81 Camp street, September 20s 1878.

RooMs 7. III. G. A. RELIEF CosTIfrrTEE.
81 Camp street. September 20s 1876
The following contributions have been re-
eeived since last report:
House Of Hope Presbyterian Church, st.
Paul, Mimi. through Phelon u RAM
dali, New Orleans. .;....: -.... $191 o.
Executive Committee, Chamber Of Com
". r. Day, Treasurer. !. $50 oo
james @. Townsend, Oyster Bay, NJ. X,
- leans ., al oo
Citizens Of Washington, d. g., by Citf-
zens' Bank Of New Orleans. through
Rsv. B. NJ. Palmer, D. D. .....t......s..s &C. 15S
Statute Macready & Co.. New Orleans % CD
Z. 81, g. A.. Boston. by Hon. Mayor
Pierce through Howard Association,
New Orleans ..s.5......s.# 81 0S |
through Z. NJ. q. L.. St. Luis .....s.. so sol
(. III. @. A.. Detroit, Mich 15 25E
Z. ID. G, A., New Bedford, Mass. ....s..... 30 GDa
Z. d. G. A.. New Bedford. Mass liz 27}
Memorial III, =. Church, Rev. T. A. Fem
dry. Philadelphia. s67 Al; Y. M. 9. A..
Hazelton, Pa, $50: cash, IS. ....t..s.. I22 ii
Y. Do. @ A.. Ogdensburg, N. Y............. 25 aBf
7. NJ. G. A., Hudson, r. Ys..t.....+....... so d0I
Y. M, G. A., Newport, Il .s...*......s.. 80 90.
Master A. T. Pattson, Pass Christian. 01I
Mrs. 3. D. Williams, Castalia. Iowa ..-... 0Os
through Rev John WIe;k as'Aea. :, 60 sal
through Rev. ". +. White s ...... = 90 COL
2, G. Palmer & CO., NeW Orleans. ...... 100 DOL
sir Moses Montiiore. London, England,
through Edwin j. Kursheedt ESD,
New Orleans 80 122 25l
| ss21 1t W. @. RAYMOND, Treasurer.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

State of louisiana OF rel. Manuel Elliott. vs..
Board Of ASS .ssors and Administrator Of AS
sessments. -The plaintiff In this petition prays
for q writ Of mandamus to force the defendants
TO reduce the assessment on piece OF property,
frn ag t p 9 s ~ cash o vee
The petitioner ses forth In his petition. that
on the first of December. 1877. he purchased
said property utter learning that for that year
the property was assessed for s15,ooO on long
time: and, without any legal reason. the ASSESS
ors have assessed the property at s25 600 for the
Vanr 1910
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gtaslf,ETsg Affirm y.

Alta quarter past o'clock last evening. in the
grocery store corner Of st. Peter and Claiborne
streets, Difficulty took place between s. IRE.
pagnier and Vineenzo Arniea, which resulted
In Arnica receiving IL slight stab between the
seventh and eighth ribs on the left side, and
also aslight wound in the left hip. The wound
ed man was taken to the hospital, where his
wounds were dress cd, and pronounced not dam
gerous, The accused was arrested and locked
up in the Fourth Station. Tho cause OF the diff
fiaIlItY is NOT known.
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STATE~EHOUSE NOTES.

Gov. Nichols has received from G.. Chalaron,
ESQ. cashier of tho Union Bank Of New Or
leans, a remittance Of $500. being draft from
San Francisco on the National Park Bank and
Wells Fargo & Co.. of New York, for the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers.
j. B. wilkins of Beaver, Utah, S. for the bene-
fit of the yellow fever sufferers.
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NATIONALS,

The Eleventh Ward National Club met last
night and indorsed DIR. r. s. Gardner for State
Treasurer. committee of three, consisting of
Jasper Diamond. chairman E. L. Hopkins and
r. J Gannett. waited upon the nominee at the
City Hotel to apprise him of The said indorse-
ment
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When man Is due at q ladys at 8 D. m. and
he goes to barber shop ten minutes before that
hour to get shaved and discovers ahead Of him
q man with eight children to have their hair
cut he has not the slightest respectfor the third
commandment.
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HpEapW red

1t 4 O'Clock Thursday evening an unknown
eolorsd boy aged about tG years. fell out Of o
boat In the Now canal, at the New Lake, and
WIS drowned. Body not recovered.
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Harbor Station. was found to contain about
forty pounds Of oats.
At 1880 O'Clock Thursday night Oscar. Robin.
In his yard and fired one shot OF him. The thief,
however. succeeded In getting over the fence
and making his escape; but as be was making
the leap, which was the time the shot was fired,
he gave q. scream. which leads Robin to suppose
that the shot took effect
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NEW ORLEANS SPANISH RELIEF
~" .M ISOLATION.
no. gg Decatur Street.

In view Of the increase Of the prevailing ds
ease among our country citizens 1t bee0nS
necessary to adopt additional means for tIT
relief
For that purpose the following committee u
been appointed. to whom those desiriag ASST
ance viii make application.
They are also authorized to receive ssny e5
trfbutions the charitable Of the Spanish MI
dents Of the United States and others dispeI
may bestoW:
Conmittee-A, Perpinona, e. oiiizer. Il ,4l
Iafat, a. Lopez, f. Rmsted, Il. Brfsto.
4, AGUsTT, Secretary. seF
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,YHE sTEAaHB0ATMEN's RELIEF Assoc
CHATE0Ns

uhe association met as usual yesterday for
ANA transaction Of business. Capt ]. u. sulll-
van having light attack OF the fever. Capt
=:go1an ~. ong was made chairman OF the visit
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Y. WI. e. a.

Sixty-three cases were reported and attended
to yesterday by this association. Three deaths
were reported. Seventy requisitions were
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THE PICK wECKS.

At this dispensary yesterday 56s bottles of
beef tea and broth was furnished on doctors
Certificates
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No delays at registration offices.

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale by I. L. Lyons,
OF
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One of the pIeasantest recolleetions Of the
Centennial trip to Philadelphia thousands of
people will connect with their pleasant quarters
and agreeable treatment at the Colonnade HOTEL
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Nurses and attendants In sick rooms, who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as a preventive. For sale by I. L. Lyons
druggist.
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RELIEF AsSOCIA.I
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY STBsISTu
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
NEW ORLEANS. September 20, 1873.

NEW ORLEANS, September 90, 1873.
The following acquisitions were this day hon.
ored upon presentation, viz:
Howard Asso aiatior 1874
You Mems Christian Association $50
Society of St Vincent de Paul .......s......s IL
Ladies' Physiological Society. 251s
Cosmopolitan Tabernacle Association ....,t 49,
Peabody Subsistence Association .2085S
--E
429zo
Equal to 1904 rations.
j. w. NADER
se20 1t Secretary and Csmmissarys I
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the case, and was followed by Mr.. Harris. for
Tie court took the matter under considera-
tion until MOnday.