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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
A NEW Enterprise.
Anti.ChineSe
Vegetable & Produce Market.

The undersigned have opened Vege-
table and Produce Market at No. 16y
for da,iy snnniies 1e Of fresh sh'e yeaetabies @
raised by farmers In the vicinity. NO
CHINESE PRODUCE ofany kind bought
or sold. They desire to purchase Grain
and Produce of all kinds, or will receive
the same for sale on commission.
pICASH PAID for BUTTER, EGGS,
etc. Orders delivered free of charge in
any part OF the city. Do not forget the
place-l69 MAIN ST., Los Angeles. be-
tween First and Second streets.
fel8tf BINGHAM & HITCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
In the County Court,
OF the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.
ISAAC COHEN VS.. HIS CREDITORS.

ISAAU CUHEN vs.. HIS CKEDITUKS.
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
4 Hon. Albert M. Stephens, Judge of
the County Court of Los Angeles county,
notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
The insolvent, Isaac Cohn, to appear be-
said Court, In the Court House, in the
city and county of Los Angeles, on the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

No. Arcadia Block by Foster, Howard
& Co. will hereafter be continued under
the firm name OF BRYANT HOWARD &
co. A full and complete stock of build
will be kept for sale, and the wants OF the
public in that line will be fully supplied.
BRYANT, HOWARD Il co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
THE ID DAY
OF APRIL, A. d. 1879.
Assessment Notice.

Main Street and Agricultural Park Rail-
road Company-Location of principal
place OF business, Los Angeles city
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States.
Ninth Circuit, In and for the District of
California.
CAMlLO MARTIN. Complainant, VS..
WILLIAM TEMPLE, administrators
with the will annexed of the estate OF
WILLIAM WORKMAN. deceased, ct al,
Defendants.
In pursuance of decree of said Circuit
cause on the 18th day of February. 1879,
whereby l, the undersigned, Master In
Ch ancery of said Court, was authorized
and directed to make. conduct and carry
out the sale Of the property hereinafter
described.
Notice is hereby given that ON
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

The Inside History Of the Ohm PAX kwai
G>nsation-How Two Reporters Put their
Hsads Togsthsr to Hoax tho world-A
schems Which Would Have Required More
Cheek than Capital.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
Assessment Notice.
San Francisco Petroleum Company,

Location Of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California; Location of
works. San Fernando Petroleum Min
ing District, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

Having retired from the firm of Foster,
TO publicly thank all our customers for
their liberal patronage, and request for
our successor OF the firm, Mr.. Bryant
Howard, o continuation of favors.
q. 8. FOSTER.
mlS-lm FRANK w. INGALLS,. E
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26
W. E. M0RF0RD, MANAGER.
II A LE

Showing New Policies written during the
Year, Policies Renewed and amount of
Policies in force December 3lst, 1878, OF
Life Insurance Com psnies doing busi-
ness In California-Californiab business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

Garvey, Plaintiff, vs.. Antonio
Labory, Leonard Labory, Teresa La
bory and j. M. Sanchez, Defendants
Seventeenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-26

From tho Virginia City Chronicle.
March 81
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
TAKING THE CHANCE,
Detroit FREQ Press,

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning rag
tag boy with very short coat on stood anC
looked through gate on Lewis street a
another rag-tag boy about his own age who
sat on the door step and tried to look very
meek and humble
"Tryin' to be awful sweet, hain't yc 2
sneercd the first rag-tag.
No reply.
Irwin to make the nayburs believe vera
regular little lamb " continued the agrcssor,
who evidently ached for row.
No reply but rag.tag on the steps heay.
ed a sigh and seemed inclined to spit on his
hands,
But everybody knows yc fur u snidc
and a coward, and I'm going TO HEX We the
fust time catch We outside the gate"
"Scc here jim, softly replied number two
as he rose up, I'm tIYin to be good, so rs
to Get a shetland pony in my Christmas
stockin'. Ma said if didn't have another
fight she'd git me one, but she's near
sighted and little deaf, and I'm goin 10
pound the ground with you and risk the
chances
Then rag.tag number one flew up the
street. hat in hand, and after him came
number two, holding his hat in one hand
and reaching out with back hair for the
other. while women opened the door,
looked after them, aud sand
Must be that anothcrbarrci OF cider has
fallen from the wegon and busted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
4 REMINICENSE OF HOOKER.

How it came about that 5000 confcder-
ate soldiers cheercd Justly for Fighting
Joe Hooker IS explained by the editor Of
the Rural Sun Nashville, Tenn, who WAS
q prisoner at Rock Island, H., during the
severe winter of 1S63-64. The general
visited the military prison ono day, and all
the inmates were drawn up in line for in.
spcction. His keen eye seemed 70 scan
every man from head 20 heel, as he slowly
passed before them, and at the upper end
OF the lines the party halted. The general,
half wheeling his horse, lifted his plumod
hat with as much knightly grace AZ if they
had all been courtiers, and a soft expression
passed over his face as he said, "Younp
gentlemen, am sorry, very sorrv for you,
and hope soon our differences will be set.
tied, so that you all can return safely
home again" Simple MS the expression
was, it WAS so different from those they had
been accustomed TO hearing from the com.
mandor of the prison that it touched the
hearts of the ragged rebs" like a curren,
Of electricity, and instantly 5000 thros,s
gave n lusty cheer for Joe Hooker.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

ALL along the line OF stalwart organs
there is a loud and righteous howl about
the "bold and audacious political robbery
of State by the Maine Democrats" Moth
ing, they say, so dangerously threatens the
liberties Of the people as "the conSumma-
ton of this nefarious plot If there We're
any grounds for this righteous noise about
fraud in Maine, it doesn't sound well for
the party that stole Presidency to make
so much fuss because some one has grabbed
mp small state. But there are no charges
Of perjury, forgery and bribery, such as
put Hayes in the Presidential seat The
Democrats Of Maine have only avaled
themselves Of the advantages given them
by the law, and nothing more, and the stall
wart organs think they see fine opportu.
nifty to raise the cry Of fraud. Even if The
Maine count were repetition Of the Haye'
election fraud it would only be case d
chickens coming home TO roost"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

4 YOUNG man by the name Of william
Kotz, coachman fog Mr.. Charles Mcclellan,
came to my store one morning complaining
that his feet hurt him very badly and eX.
pressing fears that they were irost-bitten
He had in vain tried to get relief by con.
sulting physicians, and had cndcayorcd,
without success, 20 ease the pam by rub.
bling his feet with snow and ice, the rem.
cdy applied in such cases Being exposed
great deal to the cold by his occupation,
his feet got worse daily, until one day he
tainted in the street \ few days after he
again came TO my store and showed me his
feet. have seen q great many sores in
my life, but nothing to equal this, and was
afraid the poor fellow would lose bis limbs.
lie asked me for st. Jacobs Oil; but at first
| refused. as did not wish to take the re-
sponsibiity upon myself, not being great
admirer of so-cal!ed Patent Medicines
However some friends who happened TO be
in the store ut the time, begged me give
the St. Jacobs Oil 10 the sufferer; 50 we
rubbed his feet well with the Oil, and he
took the remainder with him. After nine
days the same man again came Vinto my
store, perfectly well, and requested me to
write to you Of this most wonderful cure;
he also stated, that two other persons had
been cured OF Rheumatism by the same
bottle which helped him.
JOIN LENzES.
Avon, Lorraine Co., Ohio, Jan. II, 1879.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

Certain facts Of history 50 to show that il
instances where capital punishment was
done away with fewer attempts on life than
formerly we're made. In Tuscany, undel
one of the Grand Dukes, capital punish.
ment was abolished for twenty years, and
during that time there were twenty cases OF
assassinatons IN. the adjoining PapaI terri
tory TO one in the Duchy Of Tuscany, I'M
der Catherine H. and Elizabeth Of Russia,
capital punishment was abolished with
good results, and also under the rule Of
three Grecian cmpcrors, notably that Of
Anastatius, showing satisfactory conNe.
quences.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
CuERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF nn execution 10 me directed, by the
clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexander County In
the State Of Illinois IN favor Of james Bell and VIII
liam T. Halliday, and against Cairo Box and Basket
Company | have levied upon the following de-
scribcd property, tU.wi: Lot one 10 eight both
inclusive, In block numbered one a. and lots one to
eight both inclusive, In block numbered eight ~.
IN the nth addition to the city Of Cairo, Alexander
County, Illinois, including license and permission
10 use aud erect and maintain buildings etc, on the
cvcu slope IN front Of ead lots, Gs specified IN deed
from Taylor Parsons, trustees etc. dated March
2ist 1871 together with ali and singular, ;hc mill
boiler house, DIR, kiln, Office. heds aud buildings,
on said lots and premises situated together with all
mud singular the appurtennnccs, fixtures, bocra,
engines, saw mill shnitngs, b'ltinis, pullics and
other machinery, Jaws tools Nud machines Of every
kind and description whatsoever appcrtnlnIUg. he
longing 10, or IN ny wn, CONSTITUTING phn mud nnr-
eel Of or used In. whOt IL known ny tie Cairo Bon
aud Bapkpi Company Ia tory; which shn offer NJ
public ,endue on the premises, NJ uhuv described.
In the NTH addition ~ The city Co. .. county ~
Alexandra and state Of lllnOs, ct . ~ day Of
December, Is70, I ~ O'clock, n,in,
Dated this, Cairo Inoi- Nd d.N (ovcmhcr,
A. d., 1872
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

THE vote in Maine has been counted in
accordance with the forms of law. The
Democrats have1s members OF the house
and IS members in the senate The Re
publcaus have 50 in the house and II in
the senate, giving the Democrats 3s ma
jority on Joint ballot and the counting ms
chine" for 1880. Our republican friends
had great respect Tor the forms Of law in
the Louisiana, Florida and South Carolina
count in 1876. We hope they will not
change il now.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

THERE is trouble with the Indians in
British Columbia, where the pure-bloods
and half-brccds have made common cause
against the settlers, killing the Government
Agent and numbering several white people
1t has been found necessary to send out re-
Inducements Of men and fighting tools
from Victoria to aid in bringing the Indians
into subsection. No preparations have yet
been made to send out a special Peace Com
mission, and from this fact it is inferred
that the beauties Of Secretary Schurz's love
ly Indian policy have not yet reached the
far northwest,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
THE POOR STATE OFFICERS
coylns,on ny Commonwealth.

Coyugjou ,Ny Commonwealth.
The Elizabe,htowu News, IN reply to arc
mark N the Commonwealth concerning the
State officers at Frankfort opening board
inc houses for hc benefit OF members Of
the legislature, says the officers are 50
poorly paid by the State they are compelled
to keep boardcrs in ordcr TO exc out liv'
ing. If the poor and poorly.paid 5. 0. are
SO hard lm, perhaps they could still further
improve the financial situation by each
opening a saloon, But they ought 10 re-
member that If they can not make q living
out of the offices, they have the privilege OF
resigniAg.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
TEA GARDENS IN CALIFORNIA

san Francisco Letter TO the Baltimore Sun,
Tea planting has made a start in Placer
county I A. Gould, who has shipped so
much ripe fruit eastward, has a number of
tea bushes growing, and he has two neigh.
bors following his example. They mean
business The plants show vigorous
growth Soon the foothills thcrcabou,s
will be dotted with tea gardens along a
line of 800 miles and 1t is no strain OF
prophecy to say that within five years We
shall have machinery to make tea that will
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
/, ppLICATioN FOR PARDON.

Notice Is hereby given that will on the ilrst day
OF J0nuary, or sOon thereafter M can obtain Q
hearing. apply to his Excellency the Governor o.
the State of Illinois, for pardon from life sen
tcncc pronounced against me In the Circuit Court
OF Alexander county, Illinois, 1T the April Term o.
the Alexander County CircuI, Court, A. d, 1872
nndcr which am low col fined in the states Pris
on al Joliet.
This sth day Of December 1870.
CHAR ES WALKER, Petitioner
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

rrHE time Of the Grant boom in Chi
cago, the papers of that city warned the
people 10 beware OF thieves, and the other
day the Philadelphia Tines gave the same
timely advice to the good Philadelphians.
In fact, in every city where there has been
a regular reception boom, the papers have
kindly forcwarned the citizens in this par
ticular DO these warnings give any sig
nifcancc 10 this scriptural text: The OK
knoweth his stall, and the ass his masters
crib"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

RHEUMATIC DISEASE These ailments
follow from a torpid liver and costivc
bowels; the skin, bowels and kidneys fail.
ing in their proper work, an amid poison is
formed in the blood, which is the occasion
OF these acute diseases. Kldncy.Wort pro.
duces healthy action Of all secrctivo or.
gans, and throws of the rheumatic poison.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

As notice announces that Mr. Ober.y Is
10 be the editor. We shall await the Isl Of
January when he takes the oar as such
with good deal of interest. He is an
able and vigorous writer and we shall be
pleased to record the TACT, if be does that
he starts of on the right foot Pike
County Democrat,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
,FOETGAGEE's SALE.

Whereas, on The fourth G.g Oh. November. s. d
ls,N Emerald /. Davis executed amt delivered 20
Henry Wells. the undersigned Tor the d.. Of the
Alexander County Bank, hi- certain prow',.oi5
note %: that date. Tor three ihoa-Ggd dollars paya-
BILE 10 'ne order of Of said Henry VOL. lDs lAr use
aforesaid, one yea. .'gcr thi date thereof with IN.
terest a. tie Eu'r o. ten Per cen, per auu4X lEou
the daic Of sad uot9, and NJ tat same t.Ilu and
tstc executed, Acknowledged and delivered ~ rGia
Henry ellis, for the H-e a'J! -lid. certain -slc
mortgage on lots numbered f4T'y-uut gu and
'hitty.tW0 .5I IN block numbered i~culy four go
and !o;s numbered seven ~ and cigL. T. jpn block
numbered aiy-Onc lj.l iA the ,l'y Of Cairo county
% Alexander and State Of Illinois, 90 s."arr ,an
payment OF sa.a prOmis-ug uOlc' which said ta.c
mortgage contains power OF sple authorizing said
Henry wells, IN case Of default in the puyu nj oi
SAID note or 0u. part thereof 10 EEL said pr"u .c-
~ any part thereof, md a., equity OF redemption
therein 81 public TcrGuC to Inc highest bidder for
cash, AZ the courthouse in Cg-ro giOgg-slG, after
ir.t giving twenty days notice Of the time, place
and trgms Of -aid salc, - viii mO.e 9ql!y appear
byrrihrcnCe 70 'he record Of sGd mortgage which
WA recorded In the recorders Office ~ Cairp.fOro-
said on the oh day of November, 4. y lS,s ia
book ~ Oh page DS3.
And, whereas, default hes been made IN the pay
meIt Of said note End every psrt thereof ard the
whole Of said note being uOW due an luupgid nov,
therefore, the UpGprslgn will, on Tuesday. the
18th day Ui January a. y. 1870, ~ the hODr VI tGO
(!l O'Clock =, N OF said day ~ the westerly door
o! the court house In Cairo aforesaid sell the said
premises and oil equity Of redemption therein, or
20 much Nhg.oO' A. may be necessary 10 pay of and
discharge the said note and the expenses Of said
sale, 20 the highest bidder for cash IN hand, and
will make and execute 80 The purchaser pCrchas
era, good eHu Sufficient deed, or deel-, for the
Premises 70 sold. HENRY WELLS, Mortgage.
cairo, ~ Der -, 1919.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

excel China and Japan, and il is not i'm;
probable we may pick the leaves by APP
propriatc instruments Whatever we do,
Virginia and Maryland can do on the Blue
mountain slopes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
NO MORE CYLINDER HEADS BROKEN OUT.

call the attention Valve
when ausng the ngncs not liable line aowclto
accumulate the cyndce Valve opening shutting automatically
The cylinder Valves
by spiral spring The Valve will tile of fuel
short time and will last
E-ste and County Rights Apply person
Street. St Louis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
,nlyMorning Daily in Southern Illinois

! .argest Circulation OF any Daily III
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23
FOR USE As DISiNFECTANT ,IFaE 5 aH 9s}fFFT1 m

Anything ~olledb by OH. on GREASE,by Flies on Zen
clI MNll1-. or by nMl Of amy lzLnL ID WIN cln.M
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

Avon, Lorraine Co., Ohio, Jan, II, 1919
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
WORK OF THE CITY MISSION.

The anniversary service of the New-York
City Mission and Tract Society took place yesterday
afternoon at the Broadway Tabernacle A. Il. Wetmore
presided. From the secretary's report it shown
that the society has under It's forty missionaries
who make 20 900 visits year carrying help and
comfort 10000 families who are outside Of all parO
chal The City Mission gave the preaching ot the
gospel TO 250.000 during the year. the Mission sup
ports four Sabbat-schOOls giving instruction to over
1000 children it also maintains seTng-schoos, help
highland associations, employment societies, temper
organizations, reading rooms and lodging houses
The reasurer's report follows: Receipts, S37
9i2 OF; payment for the support Of the missions and
missionaries 4 s63 Ii the treasury Is Therefore over
drawn the present time 10 the amount OF S6Oo4 Al
They Rev. G.. :. Plumley OF Calvary Church, made
short address, giving an inside view or the mission
work. Music furnished by the band OF the New
York Juvenile Asylum.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
THE MAY ANNfVERSARIES.
THE HOWARD MISSION.

A NOVEL SIGHT AT THE ACADEMY-ADDREsSES BY
DIR. EDWARD EGGLEsToN AND THE REV. w. r.
DAVIS.
The eighteenth anniversary Of the Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers held last
evening at the Academy OF Music The building was
completely filed with spectators. who listened TO the
addresses and singing with evident pleasure The stage
on which the children and young people connected
with the Mission presented a very petty and pic
uresque appearance The strangeness OF the surround
ngs made some OF the little ones nervous, and
number OF aughable incidents occurred during the
evening consequence OF this embarrassment There
much singing during the evening by the children,
and of the selections loudly applauded.
The Rev Dr. Sabine offered prayer at the request
Of A. g. Hatch the president OF the Board Of Trustees
who presided The Rev W. r. Davis, OF the CGurch Of
the Disciples spoke first He said that he glad to
appear in defense Of the great Law Of the heart-the
law that secured not the survival OF the htteSt Ou the
fcebicst. When Mr.. DAVIS hnishcd "a very small DOt
worked his way to the front OF the little girls and
spoke very short piece, to the great delight OF the
audience.
the rev Dr. Edward Eggleston was then introduced
and said: The only thing about this meeting ts
the platform. think that didn't come here to near
me speak and WAS mpuIcut enough 10 tell my frlend
that didn't think came here 10 listen ~ nm. lul5
j.. indeed of the times when wish were an ora-
tor Orators however, get into trouble and get tried by
Presbyterics. Applause Tn" Howard Mission needs
n speaks FOR itself n - interested
in a work tnat should appeal 10 Us al. We are all on
the voyage and II don't pump the eyn Ont OF
the boat shall drown you remember
the conversation between Douglas JerrJld ana
his companion, much weaker Wit than
ne, they crossing stream wei,
remarked JerrOds comp1n0n, we are in the same
but with different sculls' /, is better spend money
missions than jas with rotten walls. lLaushorI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
41SSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LUYDON-By Stsamst'p Ai'gtta-T. Moore DR.
and Alis NJ BRONSON. 1r ana Mrs \. =. Bailey r. Bailey,
MLc, B,ous0u uth Bronson Laniie l3rona0h ~! F4Ner
mru Miss sheridan Miss Dudley, Miss lromane' Miss Bliss
" -. SAITH Mrs. De Egsle. .,... -
Uais T.. l Gerkcns MIS- ID. Won j. AlDent9 T. Nsrwois'
G. Knoll FTunnhauser IL. Huber. bliss II Bel, g. Hon,
Mr aud irs A. Lnder Alr ana Mr3 y hrI1 ~ I ana
TWO Miss \. Wssen 'aneer MISS BctZ H. Bockl
Mira e. au-oG aud c!uGrcn MT; G. hissinger and son.
.,I 81 Bti.l Airlt, J. ~Cautlcr, T. tscnhelmeI MISS T.
Iolsy and Mrs. J Martens and child l. Linn ana son
T. Nare r. Last j. GERBER. n. Heure!. Miss g. Wild Edw
iIcE D. FrchalL p. Kater r. Nagei T. IateglG ~ Gelger
q cl,i' H. rahs ". NiaZe j. Fcs,belder II. kOrfer. f..
iiuslI ass TrmAia, sisS r. van der Nede. H. EgOerts
a.. A ylu WCr,um \. NrhTbrin, Nr ana irs +. Amele
u, fId Mayer and four children. Miss j.
rnu 1lr Mr-. :. Ockce aud two children, T. Kusse,
Ni - S iJrrdink aud two children Mr. and Mrs }. Leen.
lu ad chld Mr. and Mrs. W \rezc, Miss {. ruenng j..
4.uy. Nj. and Mrs J. Tceiyk children, A. Btukema,
Mn 4. BiouShJ AID oursn. Ir and Mrs j. el-
sic. ClIru, A'T alG aVs. T. EoOacn1oIm aud child,
s. IT, bulthOus dud Mrs W. B0s Mr. and Mrs Zigte-
man and chdrel 4 Nioaema aud brother l. Fritz Mrs u.
cots and daughter T. ,rzOg Miss C. Ech J. HacrechL r.
Bens NJ KuOpf v iyurOd. Miss c. Nauz. II. Bohand. j.
D'ner, Miss Mary He fcrs -
FROM HANANA--fJ NfcIpStiD HOfTO Cdste-Win in L.
McQuinan Pedro auayicnl g. Ge We're Carrii j. Derzan
p H. Deyales r. de Luis Teresa LUIS, Beatrice LUIS Mariana
YIaoa ge Nraoa y, 'riolS, Mr. and Mr John ihlder. ;
g. EObe Ahcc s'eo Mrs II. d. Gteon. MTs G. d..
Iawtou and mad r. lawon H., iawton Miss T. Lawton,
and A. Hermann g. tOrnol1. L. Remmrr X Burke,
j. Soh J. ElOe j. saves }. Bon c. PachRco, W. T. Butler