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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-15

RAILROAD BoNDs-lrregular.
STATE BoNDs-Neglec,ed and nomi-
nally unchanged.
SroCKs-The market was irregular
throughout the day, but in the main II
lower range OF prices prevailed, At
the opeuing declines of tO ! per
per cent took place but hrmer feeling
soon set in and under brisk purchases
prices advanced TO per cent, the
latter Canton. The improvement
was generally lost before midday, but
later partial recovery occurred. To-
ward the close free pressure
To sell, especially in Western
Union and Erie, set in and
the lowest quotations OF the day
were touched. The decline from the
highest point ranged from t(G2l per
cent, the latter for Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis, but in the final
sales a recovery OF Ia! per cent. took
place.
The transactions on the Stock TX.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which $1,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern, $1,000 ~.
Paul, 10000 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, $500 New Jersey Central,
5000 Delaware and Hudson, 1000 Mich
igan Central, $500 c. G. 4 |. c., 800
Hannibal and St. Joseph, $1,000 Ohio
and Mississippi, 10000 Western Union,
10000 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph,
5000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Wabash, ST.
Louis and Pacific, $1,000 Kansas and
Texas, 800 Northern Pacific, 1900
indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette,
$500 st. Louis and San Francisco, aud
$500 Nashville, Chattanooga and It.
I ,,,iy
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PIETRO BALBO'S SENTENCE
To be Hanged for the Murder OF
his Wife on the 10th of Janu-
nary Next,

New York Sun.
The Court of Over and Terminer was
thronged Yesterday morningwhen Pietro
BalDo, who was convicted on Wednes'
day of numbering his wife by stabbing
in her bed, was led in for sentence.
Balbo was neatly dressed in black, and
wore light colored neCktie. HIS coal
black hair was carefully brushed and
parted in the middle. No trace of emo
ton was visible in his swarthy counten-
ance. In the further end OF the room,
clad in mourning garments, sat the
mother Of Balbo's murdered wife. As
soon as Judge Daniels took his seat,
Assistant District Attorney Lyons arose
and moved for sentence. Balbo's lawyer
made the usual motions for suspension
OF sentence, setting aside Of the verdict,
&c. These were denied. Clerk Sparks
then asked the usual questions, which
were repeated to Balbo by the interpre-
ter. He answered Nothing" in his
native tongue TO the interrogatOries.
Judge Daniels said; "Tell him that
he has been convicted of murder in
the first degree for killing his wife"
"I did not want to kill her; she wanted
to kill me-" BalbO said.
"Tell him that the jury have come to
a different conclusion, and have decided
that he did intend to kill her"
''She attempted TO kill me-" replied
Balbo.
"Tell him the court does not believe
that she designed to kill him, but does
believe that he intended to kill her"
al don't know why you won't believe
me" said Balbo through the interpreter
; -'''Fell him there is but one thing Tor
the court to do, and that is to pronounce
sentence of death. The law does not
allow any other" added Judge Daniels,
in conclusion.
Balbo was then sentenced, after the
usual form, to be hanged on the 10th
day of January next, between the hours
of 10 and2 He was put III irons and
taken to the city prison. His cell is
No. 4, next to that of Chastine Cox,
MrS Hull's Tnur1prpr
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The Ute Indians.

Los PINos AGENCY, Col, December
1.-THE prisoners are on their way
here, and are expected TO reach the
agency tomorrow. Ouray leaves in the
morning for the camp OF Jack and Col
GROW, TO arrange for certain Indians to
accompany the Commission to Wash
inptpn
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Murderers Convicted.

CINCINNATI, December IA Canton,
o., special to the Commercial SAYS: The
jury, to-day, found Gustave Ohr guilty
of murder in the first degree. John
Whattmough, of Philadelphia, was the
murdered man, and the crime was com.
mitted by Ohr and George Maine, in
June last, near Alliance, o. Maine was
tried first, and found guilty, December
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End oftba Drought in Virginia

PErERSBURG, Va, December l3.-The
drought which has prevailed in this
section of the State for the past four
months, drying up wells and streams,
and causing mills TO cease operations, to
the great inconvenience OF farmers, has
been brought To an end by the heavy
rains OF the past few days. The drought
was the severeSt and most protracted
pxuerienced iOr many wears.
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FRANCE.
Reconstruction Of the Ministry

PARIS, December 1.-THE Temps
asserts that the ministry will avail them
selves of the retirement of lie Royer
from the Ministry of Justice to recon-
stitute a cabinet Of their own motion.
In the reorganization Waddington will
only retain the foreign portfolio. The
choice for Premier lies between Leon
Say, Minister of Finance, and De Frey
cnct, Minister of Public Works. II
Freycinct accepts the leadership he will
have complete freedom of action in
choosing his colleagues and when the
cabinet is formed he will with them de-
tprmine on a common programme.
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Prhlic schools Closed.

PETERSBURG, VA, December l3.-The
public schools have closed fOr one
month. The State has failed to con-
tribute its full quota OF funds 10 carry
them on. and rather than reduce the
salaries of the teachers the Board OF Ed
ucation considered it best to give win
ter vacation.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NKw YoRK, December I3. - Cotton
goods in steady demand, light supply
and very firm. Amoskeag tickings al.
vanced to ~ cents. Prints quiet and
firm; M atting and Gloucester mourning
prints advanced ! cent: ginghsms in fair
request and firm. Dress goods In steady
demand, mems woolens doing fairly aud
prices firm. Foreign goods quiet.
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OFF THE TRACK.
Three Men Killed.

WHITEHALL, y. Y, December 1.-THE
train on the Central Vermont railroad
last evening ran of the track near the
Addison Junction draw-bridge. The
engine went down an embankment
forty feet, killing Engineer Stinson,
Fireman Markham and Lyman, engi-
neer OF the aw-bridge.
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MARIETTA, OHIO.
Murder Trials.

MARIETTA, December Fin the case
of A. ;. SnodgrasS, tried for the murder
OF Isaac Muncey some weeks since, the
Jury this morning returned verdict of
manslaughter. Application was made
for a new trial and sentence withheld.
Wm. Coontz, held for accessory in the
same murder, was placed on trial to-day.
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Nav York Bank Statement

New York, December l3.-Loans in
crease, s., ,649, 900; specie decrease, Sol,
600; legals decrease, 81 ,269, 800; deposits
increase 900; circulation, increase,
20S, 700; reserve decrease, =, ,l03, l1O.
The banks now hold S557 $50 in excess
of the legal requirements.
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A Man Who Would Adorn

Marietta Times.
A Cincinnati correspondent Of the
New York Graphic strongly urges the
claims OF Governor Bishop for the DEM
Ocratic nomination for Vice President.
The old Governor is very popular man
and would adorn the second place on the
ticket admirably.
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RUSSIA.
Persecution of Nihilists.

ST. PETERSBURG, December l3.-It is
reported on good authority that six
prisoners, who were tried at the same
time as Mirsky, the assailant of General
Drentein and acquitted, are still in
prison. NIirsky's betrothed, MdlIe.
Kestellmann, who was a witness at his
trial, has been arrested
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CHICAGO, December l3.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-In good
demand but at lower rates and unsettled;
No. > red winter 81 32!; No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 30tGl 30:: cash; 81 S0s seller
December 81 81; seller January 81 33I;
seller February 81 81; rejected 97ic
Corn-Unsettled but generally lower at
lie cash; 4lst94ltc seller January; IL.
(n4lic seller February; AZ! seller May,
rejected SSlc. Oats-Unsettled but
generally lower; fresh S5l cash; S5c sell
Ter January; +0c seller May. Rye-Firm.
er at 79619lc. Barley-Firmer at 90.
Pork-Active, lower and heavy at $l3 ~
cash; SlS 25 seller January; sl3 IL! sci.
Ter February; SlS 20 seller March; These
prices were asked lard-Active hut
lower and weak at g. 10 cash: s. 80
seller January; = - seller February;
these prices were asked. Bulk Meats
Dull, weak and lower at 81 35tG6 $50
20. Whisky-Duli at 81 II.
Baltimore.
BALrINoRK, December l3.-Flour -
Unchanged. Wheat-Western easier
and quiet; No. western winter red,
spot AMI seller December .lsl S5!(9l 55t;
seller January 81 she 81! seller Feb
ruary 81 59i@l 20. Coin-Western
quiet and easier; western mixed, spot.
G7 lc; new 66lc; seller December 6Si(5
64; seller January 81 !@6llc seller Feb
ruary 62@62!c; steamer Gle. Oats
Quiet and steady; western white ~
@47c; do mixod I5G46lc; Pennsyl.
vania 46CAi1c. Rye-Quiet at 9Otd95c.
II,.. IFn,han..al E..fat
but without change. Butter-Steady;
prime 10 choice western packed 23Ca 2sr.
roll 20(d23c. Eggs Firm; fresh pc:
lined l6CGlSc. Observation-Disclosures.
Cotfee-Unchanged. Sugar-Quieti A
soft 9i9l0c. Whisky-Firm at 81 IL.
Cineinnau.
CISCIssArI, December l3.-Cotton-
Steady at l2lc. flour-Firm; family
81 25(d6 40. fancy s.. Wheat Strong
at 81 33(at 36l. Corn-Firm at I!(945c.
Oats : Steady at SS(G40c, white i2c.
Rye--Firm at 99@9ic Barley Steady at
y369jc. Pork-Qulet at $l3 50. Lard
Dull atS7 80. Bulk Meats--Firmer; shoul-
ders ilc; clear ribs 6.c. Bacon Steady;
shoulders lc; clear ribs, 7.c; hams s!&
lOlc. Green Easier, sides 6ic
hams 6.@7ic. Whisky-ln good de-
mand at 81 IL. Butter-Firmer, but
not quotablv higher; choice Western
Reserve 22@23c; prime DO 1920.
prime Ia choice Central Ohio l7Cdlk.
Linsccd Oil-Firm at SOr.
Milwaukee.
MILwAUKkK, December l3.-Flour-
Firm. Wheat Opened unsettled, rose
g. and closed firm; No. I Milwaukee
hard 81 -; No. Milwaukee 81 81:
No. Milwaukee 81 29i seller Dccem.
bcr 81 29i seller January 81 30!; seller
February ~ y. seller November 81 0s,
No. 81 0S; No. 81 lil; rejected
9Sc. Corn-Wcak and nominal. No.
. 42c. Oats-Weak, No. 3iCa3i.c.
Rye-Quict; No. 1Sc. Barley Heavy
and weak; No. spring 7Gc; seller Jan
uary 77c. Provisions-lnactiyc. Mess
Pork-Dull at Sl2 - cash; sl3 ~ seller
January. I.ard-Prime steam s. ~
cash - 20 seller February.
Pittsburgh
PITrsBURaH, December rl3.-Petroleum
Moderately active; crude II 25i a.
Parker's for shipment; refined SIC ior
Philadelphia delivery.
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Kidding for the Convention.

CINCINNArI, December IA COM
mittee, consisting OF Richard Smith, ID.
W. Bedding, Amar Smith, Jr., and ;. H..
Drew, LETT by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tonight. - urge the Repubh-
can National Executive Committee to
select Cincinnati as the place for holding
the National Republican Convention.
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Minister Stricken with Paralysis

MEMPHIS, December l4.-Rev. George
White, rector of the Calvary Episcopal
Church, was stricken this morning with
paralysis while addressing a Sunday
School class. He was removed to his
residence on litter, his condition being
extremely critical. He is s. years old
and universally respected.
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MAINE.
Another Petition from Republi-
cans.

AUGUSTA. December 14.-AnOther pc
tition asking for investigation OF the
charges that the election returns have
been tampered with, was sent from
Portland yesterday to the Governor and
Council. The list of names embraces
many of the most prominent and dis
tjngiiished citizens Of Portland, mclud-
ing lot VI. Morrill,, Sidney Penham and
Israel Washburne, Jr.
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The coal lands OF Barbour and Ran
dolph counties are at last attracting the
attention of Eastern capitalists. We
hear OF one sale in this county Of tract
at $50 per acre.-BdrbO,T JsfersOnidn.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December Fin the
suit Of Mrs. Mary A. Oliver against
Simon Cameron for damages for breach
of promise of marriage, &c, the court
granted motion of the plaintiff that
her appeal from the verdict in favor Of
the deiendent be heard without re-
quiring her TO print the record. The case
was set down for the January term.
The counsel for the defendent intimated
that there was some unseen influence
which secured the payment OF plain
tif7s counsel.
Postal Matters.
WASHINGTON, December l3.-Repre-
sentative Morris bill to provide for reg
ulating the manner of expeditlng
schedules on mail routes has been
adopted by the House PostOttice Com
mittee.
Reciprocal Trade With Canada.
The House Committee on Commerce
gave hearing to-day to committee OF
the National Board of Trade urging the
Importance of authorizing the appoint
ment of a commission, and inviting
Great Britain to join this country in
considering the subject Ol reCIpIOcai
trade relations between the United
States and. Canada.
New Paper.
WASHINGTON, December IA COM
pany has been incorporated under the
laws of the District of Columbia, with 4
capital of $4,000, to publish weekly
newspaper devoted entirely to the in
terests of the army and navy, and called
the Army and Nary Register. Mr.. Ed
mund Hudson, of the Boston Herald,
will have editorial charge of the paper.
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'.sy s..I!y,'s !.2s. s..s'! GOLD ~

., The highest sehis,sms.t's % ne ssssfssts,s .
thss t-.ssy yssra JAs "RCcoao" Pes y
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cot y;sld..e tsst slsssehy, sess'ty sst ssss' -.
sREcoRo1 Gold Pee Pes.ss ere. 81 sks t.s
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Steel pea vrstsrs ksve ssw svssy ssSssses u
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,lsrs "a etstisssrs 10 TIE vsitst etsess nK
fy-d ects sirsst sr.. y0Ax MoLLAxS
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Oil City,

OH CRY, December lS.-The mar
ket opened with sales at 81 2li, de-
clined to 81 %, advanced to 81 23!, de-
clined and closed at 81 PIT bid for old.
Shipments $1,000 barrels. averaging
~ 600 barrels; Transactions 30O,O bar
rels.
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LIy D. STOCK.
ChiosRo.


CHiCAGo, December l3.--The Drovus
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 heal /:
shipments 100 head. Market fiat
and nominally 5C9lOc lower, packers do
ing almost nothing; mixed packing
81 45CG4 65; light - J0Cdl4 %; choice
heavy - 1904 IS.
Cattle-Receipts 10000 head ship.
mcnts 300 head. Market steady and
unchanged; shipping at s. 60Csl ~; I;
butchers steady at - 2jtd3 25; feeders
and stockers in good supply and lair de-
mand; trade slow at g. 3j(a3 ~.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Market
dull and heavy at s. 5OC9I 40.
Cincinnati.
CISCISSATI, December l3.-IIogs-
Dull, and holders firm at outsidde quo.
tatIons; common s. S0td4 10; light ~ 10
IA 45; packing ~ j0Ca4 IS; butchers
- 75Ca4 81. Receipts 1900 head. Ship.
ments 27s head. Slaughtered during the
week, 1880 head; since November !,
2SG,620; same time last year, 3ls,6D.
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FROM OTHER LANDS.
THE BRITISH FAILURE IN AFGHAN
lSTAk.
Russian Persecution ofNihiIists-lrsh Land
Rent Agitation Large Meetings
Yesterday-RecOnstructiOn Of
the French Ministry,
IRELAND
The Land Rent Agitators.

LONDON, December l3.-One Dublin
correspondent says the trial OF Davitt,
Daley and Killen has been abandoned.
Another says that they have not all
been abandoned, but does not specify
which of them is to be tried. Davitt
and daley are practically at large with
out bail, as they never gave bail for their
appearance at Dublin. Placards have
been posted throughout the county OF
Kerry, it is believed at the instance OF
the O'DOnoughue, who has heretofore
opposed the Nationalists, calling for a
monster meeting at Killarney on the
26th inst. The language OF the placards
is violent, but advises agitation within
the law.
1t is stated that detachment of 200
infantry has been ordered to the neigh
borhood of Gallina, where great land
meeting is announced for Sunday, to he
in readiness in the event OF disturb
ance.
Large Meetings Yesterday.
lONDON, DtCtLlDtI lO-'tNNldl ldl EO
land agitation meetings were held in the
west OF Ireland to-day. A meeting at
Ballino was presided over by Catholic
clergyman. A corps of pikemen sur
rounded the place of meeting. Letters
were read from Parnell, Patrick James
Smyth, John O'Connor Power and
Edmund Dwyer Gray, apOlOgizing for
their absence. Among the speakers were
several Catholic clergymon. Govern
ment reporters were present, taking
notes of the speeches Browne, in his
address, stated some of the causes of the
distress in Ireland to be competition Of
American products and bad seasons
at home. All of the speakers advocated
a peasant proprietary system, reso-
luton in favor of which was adopted.
Another meeting was held at Carrick-
on-Shannon and Davitt, DAILY, Killen
and Brennan, all the released prisoners,
were present.
The grand jury at Carrick.on-Shan-
non, returned true bill against Bren-
nan.
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1850.
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Jr.
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while the long experience ~ 10 publisbsp has
made them thOruughly cONyensnt with The de
fort " gratify.
The yolume- ~ the NrgogiaS begins uith the
numler. for June and Decsmbef Of esrh yesf.
When no time i sJecihed u will he underwood
that the subscriber Sishss ~ begin sith The eur'
rent Number.
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illness of Bishop Haven.

BOsroN, December l3.-Late last
night the condition of Bishop Gilbert
Haven was Il little more favorable.
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as discharged.
Died

WASHINGTON, December l4.--HOn.
James VI. Edmunds, city postmaster,
died this afternoon.
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A Nut for the Lawyers to Crack

STEUBENyILLE, December l3.-Our
lawyers now have curious legal ques-
tion to fight over. Some months ago
one of our Market street unmarried
merchants was prosecuted by an up
town maid for fornication and bastardy.
He compromised by giving her 5000 to
support herself and child. Yesterday
the girl was confined, but instead of one
child she gave birth to twins. She now
demands 500 more for the extra child,
and has entered Suit
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Complete set Of H1y,Y's Haga.iH,. opmpr'
sing ~ YOlumss. IN neat doth bodinE. slll -
sent By eIpress. fright at eKtrnss ~ purrhssrf.
on rereipt ~ - - pr volume rtagb rsssae,
by mail. pDsfDf.d. " 10. ClDth esses. foe bind
ing, - cefIts by mail. p--tpah.
Remittance .hOuld - made by fa~i Orlcs
Money Order Or Draft. " avoid chance of io-s.
Addn-s
HARPER BROTHERs Sew Yors
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THAT RACE.

COurtney's Answer to Hanlan.
SYRACUSE, December 14.-Courtney
says he is in no condition to row Hanlan
this winter.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 per eent.-Goyernments Quiet
but fim-FIour Steady and Un-
changed-wheat Unsettled
and lOwer-HOgs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

New YoRK, December l3.-MoNEv-
At 5(97 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper jG6l per cent.
Sterling exchange weak AT ASH; sight
exchange on New York 4S3i.
SILyER-At London 52id; bar silver
here ll4!; subsidiary silver com la
per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Quiet, but generally
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STEUBENVILLE, o.
Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Endemic.

STEUBENvLLE, December l2.-For
some months scarlet fever and diphthe-
ria have been very bad IN this city, the
death rate showing up very largely.
Last week the number of cases was less
than usual, and it was hoped both dis
eases were abating; but they have once
more resumed full sway, there being
hardly a street in the city on which
cases of both can not be found.
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RAILROAD BoSDS-lrregular.
STATE BoNDs-Neglec,ed and nomi-
nally unchanged.
SroCKs-The market was irregular
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-05

w. 9. Hoge, $50 Louisiana avenue; 8. 8. Beach,
Second street, Georgetown; J. w. Maury, No
IL K street northwest Peter Dill, $40 High
street, Georgetown Newton Brewer George
town J. w. Drew, corner Of Ninth street and
Pennsylvania avenue G.. w. Utermehl, Cap
itol Hill Samuel Emery, c and Third streets
northwest George Newman, county; r. II.
Brown, 1900 NJ street northwest; Charles
Chappcral George b. Clark, AIS Sixth street !;
John J. Bealc, Georgetown Owen Teddy,
Thirteenth and Dt streets northwest Daniel
Smith, 1913 Twelfth street northwest Otis
Bigolow, Seventh street; William II. Clark,
lsl7 5 street northwest Charles G. Baker,
Georgetown.
Petit jurors--R. o. Edmonston, i3t Ninth
street northwest; G. =. Pearson, 1914 l street
northwest; e. A. James, cashier, &c; 5. T..
Jones, Ninth street Alex. Garden, Uniontown I;
o. Frundlich Georgetown; Robert Willett, l27
Indiana avenue; u. Hannah, + street; J. II.
Ferguson, Georgetown II. l., Crowley, i65 |
street northwest; William Gibbons, 325 L street
southwest; T. =. Bell, 465 o street northwest (;
L. D. Hartley, 100 West street, Georgetown; 7.
A. Darneille, Congress street, Georgetown
William Callln, ITO Pennsylvania avenue; j.
W. Stahl, 1882 South Carolina avenue south
west SamuI Fowler, street northwest John
Nulloy, 9 L street southeast John +. Dyer,
22O street northwest; II. II. Clapp, NATION
AL REPUBLICAN office James Wnslow county;
W. " Dalton, 900 Pennsylvania avenue +.
Uufty, 033 Pennsylvania avenue; +. l.. Simp-
son, d street northwest II. II. HALEY, county
G. e. Church, 306 Eleventh street southwest.