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The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-11
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

A rich strike is reported in the General Allan mine Globe District.
 The Reserve mine, Globe, is turn ing out rich ore.
 The Tiger mill was to have started last Monday.
 Considerable building is gong on in Tucson.
 Two tons of ore from the Victor mine, Globe, yielded 225 ounces to the ton.
 The Stonewall mill will soon have plenty of water, for all milling pur- poses.
 R. B. Gates has been appointed by the Supervisors of Pinal, Justice of the peace at Maricopa.
 Ire Tucson papers arc afraid that the railroad company will leave Tue son out in the cold.
 Dr.J. c. Handy has sued the city of Tucson for 5000 damages, for creating a nuisance on his premises.
 M. Goldwater goes after c. ". Beach red hot in last Saturdays En- terprtS6.
 The assessment roll for Pima coun- ty foots up $1, ,65O,OO0, $75O,000 more than 1878.
 Col J. NJ. Barney is having the Silver King mine and mill photo graphed.
 l.. C. Hughes, will soon start a pa- per at Tucson, he having received large assortment of material, June 9th.
 Five hundred dollars is the reward offered for the capture of McCurdy, who killed Keefe on Lynx Creek, Yavapai county
 Enterprise: A shooting scrape oc- cured at the Tiger mine few days since in which man named Heeton was shot through the head by B. R. Voght. He was brought to Prescott by Bob Archer, under a commitment from Judge KutZ. of Bradshaw, and is now in jail Heeton was not dead at last accounts but his recovery was very doubtful. Further particulars we have been unaple to learn.
 The mail from Yuma to Ehren- burg is likely to be carried hence forth via Silver District and Roods' Ranch instead of by way of the Horse Tanks. Men were out this week looking out good trail on the proposed route. It will be some what shorter and better supplied with water than the present route; and will be of great convenience to the miners of Silver District
 Good progress is being made in boring the artesian well on the line of the $. P. R. R., near Mammoth Tank. The work is being done by Dougal McDOugal At 515 feet was struck thick bed of blue clay, which has already been penetrated to depth of nearly so feet. In this clay was found stratum of sand heavily loaded with fair water for drinking, but unfit for steam as it carries some 62 grains of salt to the gallon. There are strong hopes that q good flow of water will be struck under the clay.-.Sentinel
 Besides some 100000 pounds of merchandise forwarded last week by Col. J. NJ. Barney from Maricopa and Casa Grande, he sent on 50,000 pounds of mining machinery for James Clark, of Big Bug; 25, ,OOO pounds of machinery to Bradshaw Basin, consigned to Bowen, Knowles & Go, 10000 pounds of supplies and 90,000 pounds Of quartz mill machiD- cry, by teams of Quinlin. Fred My CTS, Brown and George Keep, to ". A Fuller. of Cedar Valley, Mohave County; 60,OO0 pounds of salt for the Tiger Mill, via Tip Top; also 10000 pounds of mining machinery. by Caldwell's teams, for the Western NJ. Co. of Tombstone District These were nice shipments and speak vol umes of the rapid growth of our Ter ritory.-lSentineL
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98I. aO3. 305 SO7 and 3G9 Market street. corner Rei.le street. San Frapcisco Nos 43, f5 an, r J street, Sacrs inen1o. SIn
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-11
LEGAL.
SherfTs Sale.

pY VIRTUE or AN ENECITTOS IS ID sued ont of the District Cour, of fh. Second Judicial Dis, rct in and for inc co,,n,,- of Ma icora. and Territory Of Arizona. in m. suit of Miguel l.. Pera'a plaintiff. and ar.in.r D- Hoag and George R. Kimble rarfners do- tug business m Ter the firm name and s-vle of The Arizona Mining and Smelling WnrI company defendants. duly tested 4 nril l5.h A. D- 1879. have levied mon the fo lo,r;,,, described property of said def ndants to.si.
 Undivided One-thfrd lni of ta;linrs known The 'u'fnre taiiings; brick furnace; lot ,f nilek OeO more or less; lot of charcoal. lo. n z iu'Hber consisting of square simbers sa,ntl;ns- bnanis. &c. 3.O00 feet. more or less ssr,;, - shi gle roofing; three twear irons for t,rpar, one riece boiler iron; one pla,k,rm scale. tran banks); one assay scales; one Kripdsf,.n. one " win'llass: clock
 Public notice is hereby given that on Monday. the 10th Day Of June A. D. 1879. at 10 o'clock on that day. in ,h. town of PhoeriN. county of Ma.icopa Ter. tory "t Ariz' na, will sell an the right tile ah' interest of said D. Hnag ard Geo-r@ k. AimDe. the defendants in fhe above described ITO" rrtv at Pnb ic auerion for c..h ,a he 'ghest bidder ti sati-ty said execution. ar SO n.ncf thereof As may he
 This a3i day of May, 1879. County of &aric"pa. Arizona.
 F. THOMAS. Sler;n.
 By T. F. JOHNSON. Deputy "
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Subscriptions were ope-ed in New York City, Saturday to the stock Of a Company to be formed to lay submarine cable from tine Pacific Coast to the Sandwich Islands and Japan One capitalist headed the list with subscription of $100,0OO 4 subscription of $1 COG. .000is expect ed from the H..'.-iian Government
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DR. SPIN NEY.
 NO. IT, KEARNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.


 YOUNG MEN UTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of yruthfnl fulli-s ar indi-- erection. will do well to avail themselves oF this. the greatest boon eyer laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPISSEN will guarantee to ferfeit S5DO for every case ot seminal weakness private disease of any kind "r character which he undertakes and Ails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuati-n of the bladder. often accompanied by a sligAs smarting or burning sensation. and a weakness of the system in mann.r the patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary de- Pnsi;s rory sediment will often be f,nnd and sometimes small particles 0' albnsEen will appear. or the color will be of thin milkiSA hue, again changing to dark and tnrPh ap- pe'ITance- There many EAo die af this difficulty ignorant Of the eaEse which is he second stage of seminal weal neSs. pr. .. will guarantee perfect cure in all sEeh cases and healthy restoration of the geRAo-urinsry organs.
 Office Hours-lO to and to g. Sundays from 10 tu l m. Consultation free. Thor ough examination and advice. & Call sr addl ess. DR SPINNEH S CO.
 No. II kearny street, San Francisco
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Proposals Hror Prfnfin-

ID IDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE 1pChairman of Ike Board of Supervisors. np to Jnly l. 1879. to do an the County Printing for the County of Maricopa. from July lst. 1872. to Jan list. ISSp IL i= order ed that the Clerk of the Board have this ad- vertisement inserted in the Territorial Ex- positor and PHGSIx HERALD for four weeks The Board claims the right to reject alI bids.
 l. H. COX. Clerk Board Supervisors.
 Ph9nix. June ?. 1879. 914w-W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
The Lntest Ontrnre Cnse.

Patrick Mcnamara George Lourey, and
James Sugrue, three hard.lookiug young men,
were arraigned in the Police Court yesterday
OIL an information charging them with an "as-
suit with intent to commit a rape on the per-
son OF Miss Maggie Cheney last Tuesday even
ing IN vacant lot near the corner Of North
Capitol and NJ streets. Tue story as told by
the prosecuting witness was that last Tuesday
evening, while in company with Mr.. J. r.
Lighter, party Of men approached them and
separated her from Mr.. Lighter aud carried
her away to lonely spot and attempted to
commit an outrage upon her, at the same time
making use OF very foul language. Upon being
cross examined by counsel for the defense, the
young lady gave testimony which caused :,
complete change in the information. She
swore positively that the three prisoners and
some others accomplished their hellish deed,
she being completely in their power The
court at this point ordered that the ntorma-
ton DO changed from "attempted rape" to
rape" and ordered each of the accused to
find bail in the sum of $1,000 for an appearance
to-day when they will be tried on the new
charge. They were unable TO give bonds and
were sent to jail.
Officer Farquhar arrested young mau
named Pat Harrington on suspicion OF being
concerned in the affair yesterday morning and
took him before Miss Cheney. She could not
fully identity him as one of her assailants,
and he was DISCHARGED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
The Chicago whisky Cases.

The Illinois whisky cases came up in the
Supreme Court yesterday. Attorney. General
Dcvcns made an argument in behalf Of the
Government aud was followed by Mr.. Edward
Jusseu for the defcuse These cases. ten in
number come before the court on appeal from
the District Court Of Illinois. They arc known
US the whisky cases aud arc heard together, a
decision in one determining all of them. The
actions are brought Ivy tho Government to re-
cover what is known as the double tax pen.
atty aud other fortciturcs under various sec.
tiOus OF the Revised Statutes. The pleas were
that after seizure Of the property by the Gov
crnmeut tho defendants were indicted for GER
tain alleged frauds upon the internal revenue
laws, aud That they entered into an agreement
with the United States whereby IL was Stipu.
lated that il they would testify in behalf Of
the Government fully aud tWthlu,ly ia refer.
cncc to conspiracy among Government 9th.
Ciuis aud others 10 defeat the tax upon dis
tilcd spirits, and to insure their good faith
would also plead guilty to cue count
| IN the indictment against them, aud with
| draw their decnscs 90 the proceedings for q
! forfeiture then peulng, then no penalties or
| ior.eiiurcS Should be enforced against them,
aud they should have full immunity both rs to
| The civil and criminal proceedings that they
| nithIulIy complied with this agreement, and
were entitled to have !. carried out 10y the
Government. The judgment was for the de-
| tenaants, and the Government appeals, Insist
ing that there was no authority to make the
| agreements alleged on the part of the officers
OF the Government, aud that the decision su'.
! tanning the agreements In the court below
amounts toa judicial pardOn-a thing unknown
10 the law and without warrant, The whole
question Is therefore upol the power Of public
| Objects 10 enter into such stpuldtous as n
means of securing cuds believed 10 be Of great
Importance to the Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

twenty-five cent meals at The Holly Tree.
Emma II. Griffin has entered suit for
alvorce from Louis p. Griffin, on tho ground
of desertiOn.
The Dukes Motto, Havana filler, Ave cent
cigar. Best IN Washington. at Goldsteius Jun
der Metropolitan Hotcl).
MIR. William ~ Tucker the well known
hshcrman left yesterday for FreestOne Point,
accompanied by his fishing crew.
Fi-rhe condition of Mr. Shepherd. boolikccpcr
ut Wizards Hotel, who was thrown from his
horse Thursday evening and seriously in.
iufed, Is changing for the better
About four o'clock yesterday morning Il
fire was caused in house No. l2l5 NJ street.
occupied by u dressmakcr named Mrs. Mat.
lhcw, by the upscttng of a coal.oil lamp. The
damages amounted to about $3.50.
Tho boat Richard Lacey, Captain Olden,
which was sunk a few days ago at Bscoe'
wharves, was raised yesterday by Iohu Hen.
yon, tho shtp-tigSer, and started for the lower
Potomac, 7tght.~
1T special nfreasg of the Sengerbund
Resolution was adopted deCf2Sing the director.
ship of the association vaatut Carl Richter
Nas director, and the action was taken on ac.
!ount OF a recent social scandal in which Rich
.er was Implicated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
A story of rncshaN Nirht.

God help them On Tuesday night last the
March wind blew keen and bitter. Those
within sitting around the fire enjoyed the
comfort given all the more because OF the in.
clement blast without. the shivering pedes.
trian hurried his pace aud quicliened his foot
step Tor HOMESTEAD shelter. Warm and geucr-
Gus IoOu made many, very many, perhaps, more
at Peace with themsclycS-and yet, alas for
hEmuuity-more selfish Didn't give one
thought of the starving, shiveriug souls so
near. No, not one
In miserable shauty, not Car from the cor.
ner Of Third and p streets northwest. upon
that Indictment night was poor lone woman
with six helpless children, budding around a
cOh stove, vaiuly cssayimg to draw warmth
from the pitilcss mass Of iron No chairs, nc
table, one dish, broken cup, and that cold
cold stove. Nothing else Yes we forget
the rag upon the breathing misery around
that stove.
The husband and father-Heaven forgive
isis abroad upon the streets. Aud for what
For drink! Yes! Seeking for the poison that
took away his manhood aud lcf; his epless
ones to SILVER and starvo and suffer. And
does he fluid it? Yes he gets it somewhere
aud at a late hour, staggering along, reels t.
tho wretChedueSs ut home Home? MoCkory
Ere he reaches the abode of restitution a Sa
naritan, woman. knocks mt the door, and
from bountcOus basket hands to the furnished
souls within good and substantial food, which
is ravenOusly deyOured, aud then in corner
all nesting closely to each other, those helpless
little ones benumbed with the cold, seek slceI
to forget for time their misery. The mOthc
sits, with her knees and chin drawn together
awaiting the arrival of the husband aud pro
teCtor. And all this, too in our National Cap
ital. Oh who will suffer little pinch lit
tie, shiver little, and help tho sufferers with
out food, without covering, without friends
Remember they are Gods poor,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
Cnnyictch of nIanslnnrhtsr.

The trial of Charles Nelson, cuiored, indicted
for the murder OF James Simms in Kad
saloon in February last, was concluded before
Justice Haguer yesterday, IN the Criminal
Court, by the jury returning verdict of guilty
OF manslaughtcr. The Government contend
for murder and the defense for acgultal Dis.
trict-Attorncy Wells maintained that, as the
parties were once separated and then renewed
the battle. generalization was shown by the
act. Mr.. &. Maurice Smith managed his
case with skill and care, ard claimed that the
cutting took place at The first contest, and not
the second and at q time too, when the de,
ceased was threatening TO take the life of the
prisoner; that they were struggling between
the table and the wall, with their backs to the
Inmates of the room.
Mr.. smith, after tho verdict, indicated that
he would enter motion for a new trial, aud
sentence was suspended.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
Influence of Freight Rates Upon Exports.

The following is an extract from the annual
report of Mr., Joseph Nimmo, chief Of the Blu.
rcau Of Statistics:
1t is estimated that over 50 per cent. of tho
provisions and broadstuas exported from the
United States during the last fiscal year was
produced in the region lyugnorth of the Ohio
River aud west of the Atlantic seaboard States
embracing the States Of Ohio Michigan, Indi.
ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Min.
nesota, Kansas, aud Nebraska,
The development of this region has been due
to its practically illimtable capacity for agri
cultural production to the fact that the cost
of production is much less than in the more
easterly States, aud to the fact that the rail
road system of tho country has been widely
extended throughout those States, thereby Sc
curing cheap, rapid, and regular Transports
ton.
During the year 1866 the average rate foi
the carriage Of wheat from Chicago to New
York by lake aud Erie Canal was little over
"a cents per bushcl, but during the year lS1-
the average rate from Chicago to Now York
was by lake aud Erie Canal, n cents, aud by
all.rail IL cents. During the present year Tie
average cost of transporting wheat from the
region Of the Red River Of tho North, in the
northern Part Of the Stute Of Minnesota, by
rail TO Duluth and thence by lake and Eric
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

Roy. Alexander Kent tUniversaist) will
preach in Talmadge Hall tomorrow at IL a.
M. Sunday school at 9;l5 a. N.
Dr. Rea will occupy the pulpit of the Church
of the Redeemcr Reformed Episcopal,) Freed.
mans Bank building, tomorrow morning and
evening Subject of morning sermon "The
Worlds Good Man and the Christian" Hon.
William Aldrch. NJ. C., will read the liturgy.
Rev. f. w. Andrews will preach in the
North Baptist Church, Fourteenth street, be-
tween II and 5 northwest tomorrow ut II u,
m. All are invited. Seats free.
Rev. DR.. Williams, of Baltimore, will preach
at Calvary Baptist Church, corner of Eighth
and III streets tomorrow morning and night.
All are cordially invited,
T. Street Baptist Church, Z street. between
Sixth and ScYcnth.--Rey, A. +. Mason will
preach m0rnimg and eyenins.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

The colored pickpoclset Frank Williams,
alias EDO" who was arrested by Detective
McDevtt for robbing a colored woman, near
81. Johns Church. last Thursday, of 1928, was
tried in the Police Court yesterday. The evil
dence given by his victim was conclusive as to
his guilt, aud the court sent the case up to the
grand jury, bonds being fixed at $500.
George Brown, colored, charged with pre.
scnting Il fraudulent claim, drawn in favor of
Sally Waugh, for S2l to the Pension Office. was
arraigned in the Police Court yesterday. The
accused waived an examination and went IN
to the grand jury, under 81, 900 bonds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
a New mdustriaI school.

The Banneker J. T. Association, an organi.
Lation incorporated under the general laws of
the District lhas perfected arrangements for
opening an industrial school for girls at tho
Lincoln Mission building, corner Eleventh and
Il streets. Applicants for admission 10 this school
must be at least twelve years OF age. They
will be taught the element OF plain sewing and
other kinds Of needleworh. The school opens
Monday morning. Any Information will be
given by Mrs. II. @, living matron on the
premises.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

Thursday evening last the tug boat Kate,
Captain Ellis, arrived at Johnsons wharycs
from Lower Cedar Point aud other river land.
lnR5, having Oh board two thousand herring,
sixty punches Of white perch, eighty punches
Of yellow perch, seycuty-liye lunches Of Irock.
fish, and eighteen shad, all caught by trap nets.
Herring brought S2i per thousand, white perch
Sl.a per bunch, yellow perch 30 cents per
bunch, rocl;hsh 81 cents per bunch, and shud
80 and 80 cents each. There were some two
thousand fish Of all descriptions arrived at the
ianIo wharyes, which sold at the same ratio.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
Death of Major II. Fendon.

Major Philip Il. Fendall, of the United
States Marine Corps, died yesterday at his res,
idcnce in Portsmouth, n. H. Major Fendall
was tho eldest son of the late =. Il, Fendall,
esq, aud a native of this city. lie entered
the service when quite young, receiving his
appointment for dushing conduct at Puget
Sound in an encounter with the Indians, and
in the late war served with such distinction
that he was scycrally breyeted for gallant and
movitorous conduct at the battles Of Hatlerls
Iulet, Port Royal, Sewells Point, OcIacoke
Iulet, Savannah aud James River.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
Auction sales To-Day.

By J, T. Coldwell, at 1870 o'clock, valuable
improved real estate at H.lslale, d. G..
BY b. II, Warner, at o'clock, two.story
frame dwelling house No, O3j Teuth sire OF
northwest.
BY John Sherman & Co.. al o'clock, two.
story brick dwelling, No, IL + street north.
west
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
The Charlot Comnanr.

At u mcotIngeor the Chariot Company last
night for the purpose Of electng trustees for
the ensuing year the following gentlemen were
elected John A. Baker, G. II, B. White, John
Keyworth, G. c, Duncanson, George W. Coch
ran, Dorsey Clagett A. IL. Herr james l.. Bar
hour, and William McPyncheon. No action
was tnken in regard to the interchange Of car
Tickets
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

For upward Of thirty years Mrs WinsIow's
Soothing syrup has been used for children. II
corroots acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
aud diarrahma, whether arising from teething
or other causes An old and we!l.tried remedy
20 ceRlsa bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
rhe Tinest Grammar sntter

in America; nine.pouud pals; first of the
season is better, cheaper, will keep longer,
and Is more convenient Ihan print. All other
grades at low prices. Spcer's butter store,
Ninth aud u streets northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
CITY ITEMS.
Stamucring Cured.

WAsuiSGToN March T. 1879
After brief treatment by DR.. Moses d. Son, 400
Tenth street northwest, | can say my stummcring
of many years duration is cured and my sreech is
now clear and distinct. BYRON T. WATERS.
Attest: DWIGHT H. WATERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

NERVOUS headache, which gives rise to many
graver troubles, yields quickly to Lodillo's
Headache Specific, Costs only so cents.
Rheumatism can BIO very easily cured by
the use of Duang's Rheumatic Ronedy. Sold
by druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

WHEN you are depressed by the gaunt sickly
feeling OF Il dlsordcred system, which needs TO be
clcansed and stimulated into healthy action take
a dose or two of Ayers Pills and see how quick you
can be restored for quarter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

To THE CoNsUMPTVE.-Wnbors Compound of
Cod.Liver Oil aud Lime, without possessing the
very nauscNting favor of the article as heretofore
used. Is endowed by the phosphate of lime with
healing property which renders the oil doubly eff
ficaCious. Remarkable testimonials of its efficacy
by A. b. Wilbor, chemist, Boston, and all druggists
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
RED BY DIR. MOSES FOUR YEARS AGO

CURED By DIR. MOSES FOUR YEARS AGO.
WASHlNGToN ID. C., Feb ~ 1870
This Is to certify that Dr. y. A. Moses has cured
mo of an impeachment in my speech, and ! can
cheerIully recommend him to all those who ale
similarly afflicted. q. SMITH,
Clerk IN Post. ONCE Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

NATIONAL THEArRE-Robson and Crane,
foRDs OrERA HUusE-ll. NJ. S. iunfore
THEATRE CoMuoUE.-Variety performance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

WHAT intense pain IS caused by tooth. ache. How
many sleepess nights and weary days are due to its
raging influence Yet the true cause of all this tor.
ment sdecayed teeth produced by neglect and mat.
tentlon Could only those who have at present
good. sound teeth fully realize this fact, how care
full would they be to keep their teeth in good con.
advice Clean your teeth daily with good denu-
irlce such as lHURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH
Iemnwc MI tsrtar or nytrenso,,s ottcr toos
clean, sound, and white. and tooth.sche, with all
Its horrors, will be unknown, Sold BY all druggists
&C., at IS and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
MRS. DIVERS SUIT.
Fifth Day of the Trial in the Circuit
Court.

The Compact Between the widow aud Her
Experimentation OF Her Alleged
Husband He Denies that Any
Marriage Ceremony was Ever
Performed How lie Mot
the Fair Charmcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22

FULL stock and great variety Of Boots aud
Shoes, including all the latest novelties at the
Park Shoe Store, 032 Seventh street, near K
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-22
0ovrnNNrNr PRlNrlNo.o OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, D. c.
We, the undersigned, certify to the truthfulncss
OF the above statement OF Byron L. Waters, now
employed Of this office.
a. +. CHTLDS. Chief Clerk.
ALEX. ELLIOTT, JR.,
Foreman of Stereotype Room.