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STEAMBOAT DECISION
In Regard TO Carrying Excess Of Passen.
gers.

In Regard to Carrying Excess Of Passen.
WASHINGTON, August Sin the case Of
the four boats of the Memphis and St.
Louis Packet Company, libeled for car.
rying an excess Of passengers, Judge Ray
nor, of the Treasury Department, decided
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has the
power to remit the fines and penalties.
The passengers were principally negroes,
and the company held that It was an act OF
humanity in them to accommodate all
they could, as the banks were lined with
helpless refugees. The attorneys for the
libelants having asked ior review Of The
case, and that they be heard. Judge Ray.
nor has written to the Secretary Of the
Treasury that he would not object to the
attorneys filing the written briefs with
him for consultation.
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
WELLSnURG.
WElIsnuno, Anrnst 8.

wEtLsBuRo, August 9.
ooTespOndenes Oiths Intshgeueer.
The usual Saturday night carnival,
the result Of a mixture called whisky b. >.
ing INDUCED in too freely by one Of the
regulars, was settled before the Mayer
yesterday morning-S90 and costs.
There Is occasionally load Of WOOL
broaght TO town.
Roney & Hall, also David Brown 4 Co.
are buying large quantities Of wheat. Ona
dollar per bushel being the price paid.
All kinds Of garden vegetables are plen.
ty and cheap.
We heard Of man who had been com.
planning terribly about the damage that
the late rains had done TO the potatoes anil
corn. On being asked TO state the extent
Of the damage, his reply was: "The rain
has made the little potatoes big, and VIZ
cannot get along without little potatoes;
also, the corn Is all running 10 cans, then
being many stalks bearing three ears"
Most people will have no objections to
these kind Of damages to crops.
John A. Briggs left on the p, W. & Ky.
yesterday for Denver, Colorado, to be alb.
sent a couple Of months.
Miss Annie Moore, OF Denver, Colorado.
Is visiting the Misses Fleming.
B. W. Gally, OF Wheeling, registered at
the Hudson yesterday.
Mr., John Tweed, OF the firm OF Tweed
4 White, died on Monday morning after
a long and painful illness. His remains
were taken this morning to Buffalo Gene
terry, Washington county, Pa, for inter-
Miss Emma Perkins died on Sunday at
the residence other mother, atterSa pro-
tracted illness.
The soldiers are to have meeting at
The Court House on Saturday evening, to
make definite arrangements for attending
The reunion at Steubenville.
The many friends Of W. II. Anderson,
Principal Of the Welsburg free schools,
though regretting to lose him here, are
glad to hear Of his appointment as Princi.
pal OF the Fourth ward school, Wheeling.
The new town clock arrived to-day, and
will go into position forthwith. G. BIC.
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Annual Meeting of the West Virginia
Educational Association.

WHEELING, W. Va, August 5, 1875.
This Association will hold its next an
nual Convention at Charleston, Kanawha
county, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the o6th, eth and 2Sth Of Au.
gust. Popular addresses will be delivered
BY the Hon. G. J. Faulkner, Hon. Frank
Hereford and other friends Of education,
and able papers will be read by the most
experienced educators OF the State. The
generalinterest Of our people in our Free
Schools, and entire system Of education is
steadily increasing, and it is expected that
this will be one Of the most profitable and
attractive meetings that the Association
has ever held. The leading citizens OF
Charleston have promised us to make
every suitable arrangement for the pleasant
and economical entertainment OF members
and visitors, and expect and cordially in.
vite full attendance.
State papers are respectfully requested
to copy. w. h. PESDLEroN,
PreSiiF1i
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

United States Consul, General Bradford,
at Shanghai, has resigned.
Charles ,Fechter, the actor, died at
Quakerstown, Pa, yesterday.
During thunder storm yesterday at
New Orleans, several houses were struck
by lightning.
Rosa Christian, a little grill who was
bitten by Newfoundland dog July 7th,
died Yesterday Of Hydrophobia, at New
Orleans.
The bodies OF James Ivory, VIM. Sey.
mour and Jno. Nibbs, buried in the ruins
OF the McTnnes building, at Hamilton
Canada, were recovered yesterday morn
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GERMANY,


An UrrERANcI OF THE CROWN PRINCE.
LONDON, Augusta Standard Berlin
correspondent points out a sentence in
the latter from the Crown Prince to the
people, written during the regency of the
former while the Emperor was recover.
ing from the effects oil the attempted as
sasstnation, which says: That the atten-
ton OF the Prussian laws 10 accord with
the statutes OF the Romish Church would
be inconsistent with loyalty to his an.
cestors and his duty to his country, which
sentence, the correspondent says, cannot
be explained away. This is in connection
with the modification OF the Nav laws.
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xo1 rren,lnr Our ri.hermen inland.

WASHINGTON, AugustS.-owing to grave
by the American fishermen,
the Kearsaee, now cruising in the Gull Of
St lawrence, has been instructed to stop
at some port Of New Brunswick or Nova
Scstia for Special Agent OF the State
Department, Who Is directed to visit the
fishing grounds and report As to the con-
duct Of the inshore fisheries by our fishing
feet and their treatment by the local
authorities and population.
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Our Future Adm,rnl..

Sr. LOUIS, August SAN the prepara.
tons for the enlistment Of boys for the
United States Navy have been perfected.
Business at Commander Potter's head.
quarters, in the Custom House, has be-
gun. A large number Of applications have
been made, and DR.. Draper is busily en-.
gagged in making medical examinations.
He says the boys applying are unusually
fine specimens physically, and the pro-
portion rejected win be less than Is gener.
ally the case. Those accepted will be sent
to New York each week to be placed on
a training ship.
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TRoY, August 5.-Atthe corner of Madi.
son and Fourteenth streets this aiternoon,
Patrick, Cornelius and Michael Dryer,
brothers, were assaulted by William,
Thomas, Lawrence and Michael Meyers,
also brothers, and two men named Staple
and Connors. Patrick DwYer was stabbed
seven times; his brothers were also stab
bed, and Cornelius had his nose bitten of.
Otieer MAnion attempted TO arrest VIM.
Meyers, and was knocked down with q
stone. The fight was the result Of an old
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sAS FEAScrscO, August ga Boise City
dispatch has been received here from Col.
Bernard, stating that the Indians attacked
and defeated Cathey on July %, wolndinp
two men, capturing all his provisions and
most OF bis baggage and g mules. Ber.
nard sends for all the men in his company
NJ LOT duty 70 attack the hostiles, The
Lattsr are strongly posted At the junction
OIL Big Greek and the Middle Fork Of sal.
mon Rtyes The number Is not stated
Bernard Is about one hundred and am
J miles from the hostiles.
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SERVIA.
TROUBLE on rnE rnnSrIpp.

BELcR4pE, August 5.-Tne Porte re.
ppdiates the concessions of its commits
sioner relative to the Servian frontier and
has superseded him. It.is stated from
Constantinople that difficulty has arisen
about the Montenegrin frontier, the Eng.
lish, Austrian aud Turkish courts having
agreed on boundary to which the Rus.
sian and Monteuegrin courts have refused
to give their assent.
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DETROIT, August Sat a meeting OF
the citizens and Detroit River Navy To-
night it was decided to hold an open.to-all
amateur regatta in this city August 9th
and 18th. Prizes valued at from Sl2, 600 to
$1,000 will be given. The Shoewaecae.
mettes, Wahwahsums, Wyandottes and
other crews will probably participate in a
four-oared race.
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CUBA.


'NIsI'L8aI Ut IN ANEKUAN CTTIIkN,
HAVANA, August 5.-Col. Barnete, a na.
turalized citizen OF the United States and
formerly one of the insurrectionary lead.
ers, was arrested at Matanzas for supposed
connection with Paricho Castro, consider.
ed the chief OF the bandits. His treat.
ment under the circumstances was like
that Of an ordinary criminal. When
brought to Havana Col. Barnete offered to
90 north and was released.
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ADIRONDACK MURRAY.
He Will Settle All a

He Will Settle All Bills Against Him.
ST. ALsASs, W., July 5.-The AdretiSr
this evening publishes an interview with
Miss Hodgkins, W. H. H. Murray's aman-
uensis. She denied with indignation the
insinuation that they had eloped. She
says she has all his private papers and
understands his business, which will be
settled satisfactorily and honorabIy. He
would rather die than do anything dis
honorable. Miss Hodgkins will meet his
counsel, Senator Plat, OF Connecticut, in
New York 70 arrange matters. Murray
was worn out with work and went of fol-
recreation.
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SITTING BULL.
He Promises to be n Good Boy and Re
main ON Canadian Soil,

He Promises 70 be n Good Boy and Re.
main ON Canadian Soil.
CHICAGO, August Seen. Terry, com.
manding Department headquarters here,
has received dispatch from Gen. Miles,
dated Camp on Rock Creek, July 2Sth.
Major Walsh, Of the Canadian mounted
police, accompanied by Sioux Chief Long
Dog, came into camp and said that Sitting
Bulls whole camp, from 5000 to 5000
people, comprising several hostile tribes,
had moved north to Swan Lake, about 80
miles from the line, where they had de.
termined to remain. The Chief brought
that the Indians would make a
permanent residence on Canadian soil
would abstain from all hostile movements
on this side, return the stolen property
and desist from hunting American buf.
taloes unless permitted to do so under the
OF United States officials.
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CHICAGO, August 5.-A St. Paul Pioneer
Pres special reports the discovery Of tieh
mineral veins in the Northern Light lake
regions, on the north shore OF Lake
supposed to be the continuation
Of wonderful productive veins on the
Silver ISlet. Three veins are exposed IA
feet below the surface and specimens assay
ierty.nine dollars gold and titty.seyen
silver per ton.
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New YoRx, August 6.-charIes c.
Fisher, at one time Assistant District AT.
torney at Washington, was found guilty
to-day Of obtaining money under false
pretsnses. Argument for new trial will
be heard Friday. Fisher, according TO the
charge, gave 4 forged check in payment
for a hotel bill, receiving the difference in
cash. -
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AUSTRIA.
nAp nEALrn Of rrr posn1.x .nu,

H"U HsALIH Of THE BOSNIAN ARMY.
:. VIESSA, August 5,-The Fdteriand pub.
lished some startling revelations relative
to the untaVorable sanitary condition OF
the army in Bosnia, caused by bad and
insufficient supplies. 1t is said the off.
cial report shows that in December one
third Of the army Of occupation was in
the hospital. The deaths from typhus
fever, dysentery and chest complaints
averaged four and one-quarter per cent Of
the entire force. These revelations caused
50 much displeasure that the number Of
the Eater'dNd containing them was seized
and destroyed.
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PONCA INDIANS,

Philantrophie Bostonians Take up the
eudgel for Them.
BosrON, August 5.-Mayor Prince pre-
sided at the meeting to-day to consider the
question raised by the Omaha decision in
the kabeus corpus case OF the Ponca In.
dians. The manner in which the aborigi.
nal race has been treated was strongly de-
nounced. Resolutions were adopted that
the rights Of the Indians should be finally
determined by the Supreme Court, and q
committee was appointed to collect 5000
for the purpose,
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A Kissengen dispatch denies on good
authority, that any arrangement has been
concluded for the settlement OF the religi.
Gus question at issue between Germany
and the Vatican, and adds that Bismarck
VIII not yield any essential point in the
Falk Laws to secure mod,ts ri'rendi.
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Arrested for Counrerreitiug Brazilian
NOIea.

NEw YoRE, August 5.-Erancisco Rodri-
ques sanabria, Cuban and Yoas Benecio
Bevelaque, Brazilian merchant, have been
arrested here charged with manufacturing
Brazilian notes. The police also arrested
to-day Segunda Lepez, Paul ]. P. Donovan
and John Moriarty alias Armstrong,
Lopez acted as interpreter for the coun.
terteiters. Donovan was sort Of go be.
tween, and Moriarty, who was printer at
81 Nassau street, did the printing Of the
notes. all the notes printed and quan.
tity OF paper used for the purpose, and
the plates, stones, ETC., used by the coun,
terteiters were captured by the police.
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Ko1EcT FOR BRIDGING TnE ENGLISH CHAN.


Venard De Samte Ann, the originator
or the project for bridging the English
Cnannel, promises to begin operations
without delay, He estimates that it will
require months for the experiment, and
that million francs will suffice to pay
the preliminary expenses. To raise the
funds he has laid the project before the
French and Belgian Chambers Of Com.
merce. Eighty-four Of these have ex.
pressed themselves in favor Of the project.
he will visit England shortly to lay the
matter before the English Government.
TO span the deep water he has recourse to
the tubular system.
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OTTAWA, August ga letter from up
per Gatircan says: The crops in the
vicinity Of Lievres were totally destroyed
by hail storms. Extensive bush fires are
raging around Kemptyille. The destruc-
ton to property promises to be very
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1u,o Ana tbat a man With tbe diabete,

lALso And that man with the diabetes
should not be withoutit, Bethesda WateE)-
The single barrel has, / think, done great
things f6r me. One year ago my weight
vas 2l6 pounds strong; when | commenced
drinking Bethesda, l was down 70 l67
pounds now am lSS pounds. "-tLetter
70 G0l. Dunbar, Discoyerer Of Bethesda
Water.
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New Ilamr.hire ELECTION.

PoErsNorH, N. H., August 5.-Mayor
Size, Republican, was reelected by an in.
creased majority. The Greenback canii-
date reCeived s. votes against l85 last
year. A light vote was cast.
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Modern nelure.

CrSclxx41I, August 2O.-In the twenty
minetes between 1915 and S:35, this after
noon, there fell / 1910 inches of rain.
This is the hesyiest fall OF rain for some
length OF time known in this city.
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"'A4A"E INSTEAD OF A REBEL.
CoSsrANrISoPLE, August 5.-An agi.
tator from Nooi Razar, whom the Porte
promised 70 Danish into Asia, has been
lodged in the palace and landed in an an.
cial newspaper as patriot. =
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KINGSTON, oSr., August ga bush fire
is raging in Bedford, Hinchenbrook and
Alden townships. In the first named a
family named Patterson Is missing and
the farmers made homeless,
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At Chicago-BuHalos2 ., Chicago /; ten
inning.
AtSyracuse-Bostons s, Stars2.
At Cinciunati-Rain prevented the
game between the Cleveland and Cincin.
matt base ball clubs, Yesterday.
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smith Deellns. to Row Morris.

HALIFAX, August 6.-The Rowing As.
sociaion decided not to accept this season
the challenge of Morris, of Pittsburgh, to
row Warren Smith q Ave mile scull race
on the Bedford basin for s., 900 side.
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CHICAGO, August 5.--Jno. Savior, a
trustee Of the Mormon Church, to-day
brought suit against the estate OF Brigham
Young for one million dollars. The ex.
ecutors Of Brigham's estate are still in the
penitentiary.
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TRANSPORTATION.
pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND S
i LOUIS RAILMAY-PAN HANDLE RnnTE

EA2M :s-ss7
Time Table East and West, April 7, lS79,
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
:Fest, near Public Landing, daily except Sunday, q
tolloEn: Wv
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Why let your baby suffer and perhaps
die, when q bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
would at once relieve It and effect cure?
Price 25 cents,
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rHE IRISH UNIVERSITY piLL
FRANCE.

ONE OF rnE FEATURES OF THE rErr AT
NANCY.
PARIS, August 5.-Ld France states that
one part of the fetes at Nancy on Sunday
the ID inst, on the occasion Of unyeilinv
the statue OF Theirs, was promenade by
gymnastic societies, numbers OF whom
came from Metz and Strasburg, and in.
cluded persons studying for the German
army. La France hopes no harm will
come Of such demonstrations.
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Tns-2;2O, $40, 2::O,l, IN, s;sH< .;2s.
Darkness made necessary postpenement
until tomorrow Of the finish Of the race.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PERUVIAN WAR suIrs DESTROYING GILLIAN
FoErS-
PANAMA, August 4.-The Peruvian war
ships Huascar and Union, have visited
Gillian ports, destroying launches and
captured the steamer Limac, with Tie en-.
tire Zuugay regiment OF cavalry, fully
armed and supplied with horses, besides
three vessols loaded with coal and copper,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
UnfavorabIe Reports Of the English
Crops.
More Trouble About Boundaries on
the SsrVian Frontier.
Peruvian War Vessels Devastating
ChiIlan Ports.
Bad Health Of the Austrian Army In
Bosnia.
FOREIGN NEWS.
(. ENGLAND.
CRor PROSPECT.

CRoP PROSPECT.
LONDON, August 5.-The Times publishes
q review Of the agricultural prospect. Hay
and other fodder crops throughout Eng.
land and Wales is many millions pounds
short Of the average. The value worth Of
barley Is nearer five pounds TO six pounds,
than ten pounds per acre, the average
value Of other years.
WANTS HIS MONEY.
A Frenchman named Guerin, has been
arrested charged with threatening to
assassinate Francheschlen Pietrie, Secre.
tary OF the late Prince Imperial, Il not
paid money alleged 10 be due him for pro.
noting the success Of the last plebiscite.
TUE IRISH UNIVERSITY RrLL.
The House Of Commons to-day went
into the consideration OF the Irish Uni.
versity Bill, Mr.. Smythe Home Rule)
having, after q protracted debate, with.
drawn his motion that the subject was too
importantfor consideration at the end Of
the session.
In staffordshires ) 400 Colliers had struck
against the reduction Of wages, affecting
700 persons.
The Irish Bishops, at the request OF the
Government, have relinquished one-ouar.
ter of their stipends to relieve the public
finances,
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Excitement over the Mysterious DlSap.
PeaFanee OF n Woman-Citi1ens Sc0ur.
Ing the Country In Hopes Of Finding
Her-Arrest Of Jabob Young and wife
for Seereting n Girl Alleged to Have
Been Outraged.
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1.-THE SCATTERED NATION. i"

There was quite a select audience at DR..
Markham's church last night. for the purpose
Of hearing Senator Vance In his lecture on
The Scattered Nation" The distinguished
gentleman was introduced In happy terms. by
Attorney General II. N. Ogden. who pro-
nounoed an eloquent euloRy upon his eminent
services as a civilian and soldier.
The Senator opened his address by oompar-
Ing In a moral and intellectual sense. the jew
ish and Gentle races. and showing that they
are AZ marked AZ the waters OF the gulf stream
from those Of the ocean surrounding 1t. As
persistentIy ~ the latter refuses to mix with
tina waters around 1t. tho Jewish race has re-
fused to mix with the GENTLE. and so Its in
dividuglity ha, been preserved.
He then entered into the history OF the Jews.
their rise from the degradation Of Egyptian
slavery. the wisdom and democracy gf their
laws, the virtue which characterized their do
nestle relations. their final dispersion. and.
lastly. the prosecutions amid which they slf-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

shertT'H sale wv, III Piereonl. to j. Il. l.. Jou~
bort do Vlllemaraess: /. Two lots and improve
mehta. bounded by 81. Louis. burgundy. Tou~
louise and Rmmuarts atrestH. measuring each 39a
foot front H. Louis street by $50 feet Ia depth
3. Ono lot md improvements. aane square,
menanring ID feet Fl, mt on burgundy street by
100 fee In depth 10000
VIM. SCHNEIDER TO Adam Schearer. two lots
and improvements. bounded by Cont, Miro,
Bienvile and Toni streets, measuring each "a
feet on Benvills stree, by 40 feet u dopth. ae7S,
improvements. bounded By Elyaan Fields.
Mnrigny Hruuhart and airod streets. measur-
In depth, $500.
Mrs. May May to John v. Richards. one lot
md improvements. bounded by Baronne.
Euterpe. Chrondaet md Prlymnia streets.
maRsnrtng II feet 10 Inches front on Bnronno
strect by 1877 feet 10 inches front and depth on
Entnrnn aLraat. SIOOn
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following wore recorded yesterday ut the
Office OF tho Board of Health.
HrNtua.
Mra. lamaa j.. Aver, n daughter. November 2e
Mrs. ". w. Thomaa, ~ aon. Novomhpf "A
hlra. ]. ItnnHRin ~ son, October 10.
Mra. j Gabriel. son. N rvomher a.
Mrs, Alfred Upton. n daughter, November II.
MARRrAaTa
Gerard Ellnrhnaoh 10 Mas Catherine IIuth
hluhonae Gulg 'anhttf Mics l,Iitria Dickson.
Hnorge V. Anapoh ~ MisR Hophln Bladder
wick.
DEATHS.
Miss NJ. q. Warren. Alelorp, nntIve If Iouisi
ana
Heniamin M Guerrero . years. tlp Chnrtraa
nnivn III Nav Dtlenns
Widow Regina Mueller 16 yenrn Itnmpnrt
and julia. nntve of Germany,
jacques Lapcse 1IlysIan Fields and Eaper-
nncn. naive OF New Urlonna
Lawrence e. nuplnip, 80 months aud ~ days
Royal. nGnr Mrzenf. native If Nav 0rlannn
Hunhtn Zimmerman days. 4Rb Urpndas. nn-
tive of New Orleans
Gabriel Loeb ~ yenrs. Carrollton. naive OF
Bavaria. Germany.
David Mn ~, 40 ynarH, Royal and Hospital mn
tive OF Baden, Germany
Mrs, Ellen Conway. d. yenra. NJ Julia. native
Of ireland