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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26
STATE-HOUsE NOTES.
Restitution.

Tho register of the State Land Office. Capt.
L. Freemaux. has recently had occasion TO
apply to Attorney General Egan for an opinion.
Among his later correspondence he found re-
ceipt for tho purchase Of lands from the State
dated Opeousas. La. April 90 1862. issued to
Peter II. Fell and Isaac NJ. Denman. signed by
John Posey. receiver. The amou unit was $2o7, for
lands purchased ut the rate of 81 Is IN acre
Those lands, which were United States property.
were enormously sold by the State and after
wards reclaimed by the United States: hence
the purchasers ask for restitution OF their
money.
The case was novel one. and the register
naturally applied for legal instruction to the
Attorney General. who gave the following an
sWer.
l see no reason or law which prohibits you
from issuing warrant on the Treasurer to re-
fund money paid into the l. md Otflcs in 1852.
whore Ii Is proven that 1t was lawful money re-
caived. and where the sales OF the land for
which the money was paid has been revoked
BONNET CARRIE.
1t appears that slight caving occurred
Bonnet Carre. owing to the Welding of couple
OF piles recently placed there. The damage
was very slight and easil repaired. the neces-
sary force being Immediately put to work
Col Harde considers that the sediment
formed against the mattresses built several
months ago Will 50 increase In Il short time as
to build up protection. which will ulttm ateiy
lead to the natural closing of the crevasse.
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MORE ABOUT THE INCOME TAX

The initial proceedings taken by tho Internal
revenue authorities to enforce the settlement
Of the United States income tax. payment Of
which was avoided In 1872. has created some
little excitement In the city.
1t will be remembered that the United States.
by act passed IN 1861. assessed tax 9 all in
comes In excess Of $1,000 per anuum. This tax
was Repealed In the latter part OF 1872 and to
this Is attributed the fact that OF the many per-
and the preceding year. but 700 paid. Under
recent decisions the United States can pro-
coed against those parties who avoided pay
ment. and by due process OF law collect the
amount due.
The internal revenue authorities In this city
have the old assessment rolls. and from this
making the necessary demand for a settlement
upon those who are found to be 10 arrears.
cent Of the amount and 5,per cent Interest.
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days. accompanied with continued nnbtsrrA-
neoua Thunder or roaring: tho borougha Of Aan
ornl neraona killed. wounded and confused on
tho night OF tho twenty pinth. four light ahoeka
wore falt Mt Inn Crstobal On the lsle Of Pines.
~, shock nj II y. N. al. Mt n. IN. aud ., m. !:
10. nj 80 u. H.. md ! ., m Han Salvador.
~ A.. a. violent ahecks were felt In tho Inte-
rior: much damage II reported from Libortns !:
tho nHrth Mt this nlara sremsd literally 10 IN
dancing. paranna were thrown tn tho ground
md mnny buildings euffered. tho lnko Of Ilo-
phngo whe In motion llke boiling caudron
omI ting dense allphnr"ue vnpora: Industries
~ all kinds snt pondad." In California; on tho
ph. ut llolliRior. ann Esnlto county. nbput
q -. m. henvlnst earthquakes shock over felt
hnrn. vibrations from northeast To south west
continued over twenty ssconda: Gonzslea
MontaIey county. 5:4h n. m. quite u parcnpttha
shock felt: Hnntm Cruz Rnhta Cruz county + If
y. M. shook from moth 10 Mouth, laatnv from
i'fic"n totWonfy Haronda" Yoknhnmn Japnn
nnremhsr y, lH7p. 1:oph n. m. envere stock. hnrn
Z. 5.ib u. H.. light SHOCK ~ ~ m. light shock
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A PROBABLE MURDER.
Another Version Of the Gleason Cut
ting ARRAY.

Another Version Of the Gleason Cut
ting ARRAY.
Tho following statement Is made by Mr. T. j.
Gleason. n brother Of the man. Daniel Gleason.
who was cut on Sunday night. between the
hours Of 10 and II O'clock by Thomas Moran.
assisted by Vim. Foley. at the corner OF Delord
and Tchoupitoulas streets:
On the night In question. as my brother was
returning home Moran josted him and said ::
Don't take 10 the whole banquette" Gleason
replied, No. am going homo" Moran then
asked him where he lived. Gleason told him
that 1t was none OF his business.
Moran lot him pass for q few yards when he
followed him and. coming up with him. struck
him and Kicked him. Gleason then wheeled
and Knocked Moran out Into the street Foley
then told his pal. Moran to draw whatever
weapon he had. whereupon Moran drew knife
and rushing upon Gleason. stabbed him five
lines. three blows taking effect. two OF which
are considered mortal wounds. as the lett lung
IL penetrated.
At tbs time Moran WAS shedding Gleason's
blood with his knife Foley was backing him.
The two men who assaulted my brothsr are o.
doubtful character who have been In various
broils before. and who live without employ
ment,
Mr.. Daniel Gleason was not under the infu-
ence Of ltduor at the time Of the cutting. He Is
man of good standing. having been In the
employ OF Msssrs StauH5r. McUready x Co. for
the past fifteen years.
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THE UNFATTHFUL FAITHFUL.
What tho Republican Leaders Will
DO About it.

Tho oxcltemont la tho Gustnm House over
the Legislative proceedings rolntlve to the Kel-
logg memorial Inns not nbated In tho least, The
lnadera OF tho fat hful who nre located In tho
building hro hard In tholr donuneiHton Of tho
roenntlnR members. Thor efforts TO atlffon
tho mcmbers having fniled. their Indignation
knows no boundH. M they calculated on expui-
alton. out Of which they hoped to make con-
siderable political enuitHl. They have not.
however, quito doaphirod ~ turning tho nlrair
10 their own advantage. They have propnrefln
document In Witch tho proceedlngs In tho
Legislature hro charaetorIz d aa n apocimen of
buIdozing. and The rennntnt Ion by tho Knpubli-
Gun members Ia attributed to fsar of conse-
Inancea. They cxuect to got aome of those
ram" mombetH to align tho pnper. and Intimate
Tint thay nlrendy have tho rlRnniures 81 two Or
thrna. II Ia their intention to forward tho paper
to Washington but they will delay doing 10
until tho Legislature fnnlly dapossa OF the
matter
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MAKING AN ISSUE.
A Business Letter from tho Depart
mont of improvements.

buHlheHB IeJLer from inc DephFL-
mont of improvements.
Tho Department Of improvements has re-
comfy completed tho work OF strong haning tho
ovoea Of tho Cnnai Carondoct necessary 10 pro
Won't II bronx In tho ombnnkment and conse-
uuent flooding of u portion OF tho city. Whom
tho department WINS called upon to perform tho
work Administrator Collins Expressed his
doubts na 10 II boing Tho duty Of tho city to 40 IT.
but. M tho Canal Company rcfuaed to move In
tho mattor. md tho danger wns imminont. no
put gang Of mon to work on tho weak spots
and nut Thorn In good condition.
Tho work competod. AdminiHrntor Collins
appended to the city attorney for HIS opinion
ma to whethor tho Cnnnl Company waa or was
not. nndor its chnrter. compelled to keep tho
canal lavoea In good condition.
Tho city attorney responded In tho hfflrmh-
tive and declared further that tho company
WINS comp"rl to keep thn road running w.
order. and ndvtsei Tint when repairs were
needed that tho company be- instructed to make
Thorn. and on their fixture to do 80 That tho city
perform the work and proceed against tho
Satisfied III To tho legal rights of Tho city ia
tho matter. Administrator Collins yesterday nd
dressed the following lottor to tho President OF
the Canal Company.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS l
Now Orleans. February o. 1880.
Is. Snloy. ESQ. President Carondelet CANAL and
Sn-Take notice. that You having neglected
to keep tho embankments and levees OF your
canal In good order and condition. and n por-
ton of tho city being threntened with overflow
this department has. in order to prevent tho
happening or such calamity. boon compelled to
ropnir tho embankment and levees along tho
line Of your canal.
An account will be kept of tho cost for max
ing those repairs. and tho city will institute
suit against your company to reimburse tho
amount thus expended and will. moreover
apply to tho Attorney G. moral to Join Ia an ap-
plirAtion for the forfeiture ot your charter for
failing to comply with tho conditions OF tho
grant made to your company by tho Legisla-
ture.
1t seems strange indeed that your company
imagine that 1t Is the duty OF the city to keep
bridges in repair along tho line Of tho road for
| the use OF which you collect toll from vehicles
passing. and that tho city should keep tho
lsvees In repair. thereby preserving your canal.
for the OF which you collect toll from vessels
passing.
You might as we'll require tho city to develop
| and help the canal itself. Very respectfully
JOS. COLLINS
Administrator OF improvements.
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DISCHARGED AND REARREsTED.
j. T.. Duffy, for Leaving Hatchway
Unprotected, by which u Fire
man la Injured

Tho readers OF tho DEMOCRAT will no doubt.
remember the accident to Mr.. Henry Andry. tho
foremnn Of Pelican Hook and Ladder No 4. on
tho ihirt!eth OF last January. when no foil
through IN open hutch while directing his men
who were hard ut work lighting the fro that
was nj tho moment threatening J. l.. Dufry's
trunk store on Daronne street, betwoen Com
mon and Canal. Tho result Of Mr.. Andry's tor
rible tumble was tho bronking of two OF his
ribs. aud his detention In bod for Il number of
weeks.
Al there Is mn ordinance In vogue for tho
punishment Of persons cnrolessly leaving their
hntches unprotected. Capt. O'Nei, who Mt that
time was commanding tho First Precinct. made
IN affidavit against Duffy. and no was arrested.
Owing to tho nexIlRelce OF the police ind the
Indifference on tho part Of Judge Sheehnn
when the case came for trial. there being no
Witnesses the accused was discharged.
The dischnrgng Of tho prisoner having GRO
ated comment. together with tho fact that Mr..
Andry. the princip !. wIness, had never boon
subpenaed Capt. O'Neil Yesterday again ap-
penred before Judge Hheehan and made an
affidavit. charging Duffy with having his
hntches unprotected In violation OF the ordi-
nance providing for tho protection Of tho life
and limbs of flremen. A warrant was issued
tor the aceused's arrest.
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EARTHQUAKES IN JANUARY.

The Monthly Weather Review for January.
issued BY the signal service. and received yes
terday. contains ths following repor. of earth
quakes in different portions Of the world dur
ing last month:
Key West, %. 11:10 .. M. Severe shock
passed over the island, lasting one minute; a
rocking motion, from southwest to northeast.
of buildings along path not more than 100
yards wide: vessels in the harbor did not feel
the shoeS and n noise accompanied it." Ha-
seconds duration. three oscillations from south
east to northeast; 49, 3:45 .. NJ. another light
still another shock was experienced by many
persons: in the western portions of the island
shocks have been generally felt for several
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MIsDIEECTED.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL J Wood, Hazlehurst, Miss:
HSr1s WIFI Moore sstar
l. Not.lin. Forest, Miss: ) Ksrwin. ! Benz
Kelley, a Knppf New York: H H Fihiol and
Hanna: NJ ) Beard. john r Wlkersotn Black
river: y Rutland. Columbia, La: J L Echer-
ipgton, Lanark, Ark; Barker. Mora Bay.
and wfs Wn ssne Mss Ee Brown cam
dsn. AK: WIN Nj Gatiin. Melville, Ark: VIM H
MevilI. Jr Mobile; Thos + Harvey. NEWPORT.
Ky; 7 Mcmahon. Geo W Mcmahon. steamer
La: Wlmberly. Mis-; y " Ensninger. W
@ Johnston; steamer Jno II Hanna: " Sto-
Texaa; L W sar.in.- Mics: J Stafford. city; NJ
LIs FhiIiD; - knsaii and ss5yaaf be.sis;
G. Owen Houston. Texas j Miller. W Z Rob-
ertson Murfresboro Tenn.
81 5a@ sn4hEWEs HHoHH s1s l. N R
weston a Salon. MISS: r r Courts. Delta La:
g Van pslt and wife. Milwaqkee;C Kouche.
New York: Meline, CINCINNATI; Fl For
and wife. Iainois; O. Kaight Baltimore; = D
Bush. Geo Martin, v A Rtnch. Atlanta; Geo II
Payne BaltimoTe; Geo Cromwell. New York:
= " Constant. East Carroll parish: Phil q
renee. Vieksourx: Vim McLaurln. Yazoo; W
rn,nam, city: b Fl Rsxford Mississippt; Jno
v Cannon. river. Morris. Corpus Christi;
Y Fritchey, Minden. Conn; Joe Fl Hall. New
York: shuttleworth and wife, Louisville:
Th anPssn: Isx5s Gia3ks s NAY. Guy = .
:, ST. JAMES HoTE % Halloman John q
Rrumby. Atlanta; L W Bourgeois, st James NJ
" King. Manntx,omesy; Henry Hunpsx;; Chi
ety Pai vaSo Boand Gs1and
child New Albany IN wilson. KENTUCKY. "''
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First Recorders Court.
Second Recorders Court,

Thoa knlnlen was aant before tho First Dis
trict COURT for aaHnutinR an officer. and finCd
$40 for disturbing tho peace
Jnmos Howard, Thomas Jones and Joseph
auidry wero sent before tho Superior Criminal
Court for carrying concealed weapons.
M. brndnrs charged with potty larceny. was
discharged
Thsroaa Martini was nrrnigned. charged by
Capt, Gil with atenling Ave pnrs of gold oar
rings md 5000 5000 OF which belonged to
Dominique Muttli and tho rort to Mrs Martina.
rnIgned ms nccessores. A lengthq examination
was had Of tho Witnesses, nfter which all were
aont before the Superior Criminal Court undor
$500 bonds,
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TILE CITY RAILROAD TRACKS.

Complaints OF the rallrohd tracks on bourbon
and Royal streets hnve boon made to tho Adj
mnisrntor OF improvements. md he hns In
atructed tho city surveyor To examine tho
trucks and report upon thnir condition.
The com pnlnta among merchantH ana oWr ara
OF vehicles against tho condition of tho trucks
limos aro incrensing. md no doubt tho city
nuthnrities will ho called upon to compel tho
inisin9 of tho trucks to ihe level of tho street
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FIRE.
The Daring Work of an Incendiary
Frustrated.

At $50 o'clock Tuesday evening fire. which
was evidently the work OF an incendiary. had
It's origin In an unoccupied room Of the double
one-story frame house. No. IS st. Anthony
street. This property was owned by Mrs.
Smith. residing at No. APO Morales street. The
fire was e1tinRuished by the Lapeyrouse street
Babcoek.
The police. on Investigating the cause OF the
fire, found two bottles OF coal oil In the room !:
one was ON the mantelpiece. while the other. a
broken 10 outhed Jug from which extended q
piece Of paper, one end Of which entered the
wall. and which was intended by the 1ncendiary
to act as q slow match.
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At noon yeaterhay the Jury. In tho onso ~
Whitfield h Mitchell VS. ThOs layton ~ nj.
having fniled 10 Rgree. they wore called into
court and discharged from further serylcss
It. was undsratopd In tho building tha' They
poled nine for plaintiffs and threo Tor defeud
ants.
Tho 81 T.. md Il. Michel against tho
anmo PARTIES was continual. and tho council
for plaintiff rested their cnae when Wltnessas
for tho defense wore called.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following were recordod yesterday az the
office OF the Bonrd Of Health:


Tho following were recorded yesterday at the
pfflce OF the Board Of Health:
Births.
Mrs. A, E EarIy n son
Mrs. Joseph A. DnI!en n son.
Mrs. Lnuis Wsbnr. anon. O."
Mira. W. y. DalAuoy. IL daughter.
Mrs. Ghna. i,izS, u hnuRntnr.
Mrs. W. IL. a. Robinson. daughter.
Mrs. John H. Commit IL son.
Mrs. Ghns. HayWnoh II son.
Nra. w t. Hchernbeek. 81 daughter.
Mrs Goo, Wegnnn, ~ daughter.
Mrs. H. MASCARA, ~ son
Mrs. Jpssph Hhny. II son.
Mrs. A. A. Poyroux. n son.
DEATHs.
Andrew 3. Nonnnn, + months.
Mrs. A. Conrad. ~ years. 49,.
JEAN Cn1anH 80 yours.
MIRA. Knts Cannon "a years.
Eucher Tpmntla ! yehr.
Jossph House. ~ yslrs.
Mrs. Ann Jonnon. % ysnra.
Carolina Moore ~ ysara
Invlnin !sni,min, months.
Dclnve HeteahnAydro. 30 years.
GNllh Porter. ~ yours.
MAHRIAnEs.
Alfred G. Boughnn tn harnh Jens West.
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PURIM.

Yesterday evening the feast Of Purim opened
In the respective synagogues. with a large con-
gregation at each. The feast is one of reloc-
Ing. and in oden times was made the occasion
of the giving of presents. The services were
81 the usual Sabbath kind. and the discourses
chiefly concerning the happy deliverauce Of the
Jews. through Esther. from the slaughter de-
signed tor them by Hannah. It will close this
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THE COMMERCIAL DRUMMER.

Mr.. Aldridge Young OF Baltimore. will de-
liver a lecture on the above interesting subject
tomorrow. at 8 O'Clock In the evening at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, No. 81 Camp street.
The proceeds OF the entertainment will be
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From the Quaker CITY.

Ell Campbell. Of Philadelphia, under date
Of October T. 1879, certified to the wonderful
efficacy OF Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Tonic
in removing liver disease accompanied by
chronic constipation and yellow skin.
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ABOUT TO DIE.
James Downs, Who Was Shot by or
Unknown Negro on Sun
dav NIGHT

day Night.
Monday mornings edition Of the DEMOCRAT
published the shooting and wounding Of a
white man named Jamos Downs by an I'M
known negro. at the corner OF Poydras and
Johnson streets
Yesterday as information was received that
DoWnss wound had been declared 4 mortal one
by the ward surgeon at the hospital. q DEMO
Graf reporter called on him for the purpose OF
Obtaining statement. but owing to his weak
condition all that could be obtained from him
was that at the time he was shot he was In the
company OF Charles Bresl n and Joe Conrad.
Brtslin was next visited. and he stated that
while walking out Poydras street. Downs, who
was drunk, iostled an unknown negro. who re-
taltated by jumping into the street and shooting
Downs.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

y. Wan DEpA RrMENT.
Signal Service. United states Army. !
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending Mt 2.O8 y. M. Wednesday,. February a.
observations taken vt the same moment oi
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.

An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system Is MalakofI Bitters,
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TILE COURTS.
Fourth District Court
Third District Court.

John w. Bnck Iiuuiintor vs.. II KIrApntrIck
ot al. Judgment for plaintiff for el5b II.
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turned over to tho Hood orphan fund. and m
the subject Ia full scoops and the lecturer has
high reputation. no doubt tho attendance will
he II 1mDrnua.
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Superior Criminal Court.
AnATA GAaH CONFIRMED.

Docrans Of tho HuprnmS Cnurt Ia this case
The ono affirming judge Whitnkers sentences
and the other refusing III" h"aring were Mod
ThoR. Aran WINS indietod February 49, 1871. on
tho ohnrge Of nnpalnughter for tho killing of
Goo 1t htelnhnmp. on tho mornlng Of F'hrn-
nrv ., 1877. whom ms shot while tho lhter WINS
looking lnto tho window OF tho hnnse OF III
'of Annle Hamilton corner of Orlenns and
lnup hne atroets.
II second trial took place. md Arntn con
vic'ed March a. 1879, and recommended toths
mercy Of Tho court. now irlnl Wns granted
covered evihenne had been obtninad. ard this
irih resulted Ia mn unqualified verdict Of
guilty. on tho ,wenty-sixth of March. 1879 On
tanned to 81 flns and five yenrs' imprisonment
Mt hnrd lnb,r. From this sentoncs hls counsel
appealed on thn nlneieonth Of january. 1890.
tho Judgment waa affirmed md on February 8
the rohsnring rsfuHal
Tho deerees were ordered TO be- recorded and
senience to be Carried into full and entiro exo-
cution.
oABEs GoNTrnUHD.
Milton Bonner embezzement, until Friday.
Michael Owens. burglary 10 Thnrn1ny
w. g. Brooks nlins w. II. Olnrke. ulina s. II.
Johnson. forgery.
Tho above cnsos wore continued. owing to
tho lndispostIon OF tho district attorney.
First District Court.
NoLrn rnosEouI.
Arthur Hastlnn. nssnul md bn.tery.
Acquitted.
Ernost Engle. woundlng leas than mnyhom.
ON TRIAL.
Mrs. Marie Pnplnno. having iottory tickets in
her pOHBesHion.
First Recorders Court.
Louis Schumor mnnanughter; Superior
Criminal court: bond $4,000.
Victor FIsHou. grand larceny: dlEchnrged.
&. j. Berry. embezzlement $500 appearance
bond.
Annie Rodgers and Thos Brady assault and
battery: $3.50 appearances bond each.
John M Ilnlo. cutting and wounaing $500 ap-
pnnrnnca bond.
II J. EnKliah. violating ordinance No 5ole
~ hours To lnnvo town.
J. w. Wheolhouso. cutting and wounding
Woody Mtchnud: remauded without bail to
await u dootoI's certificate.
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Bitters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
try 1t.
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DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.

BnttlSa mrs Berry Bette
Benann Lizlis GhilIstsr 4, mrs
Ctpouo CseiiH Cook Dora miss
Catlins miaa Chopper q MISS
Dsltenux miss Duncan M Nj mrs
DoWnay miss Droust A miss
Eason = mrs Foote II mrs
Hreen X miss Hnude l. mrs
Grant X mias Hayes J miea
HulHe miss fngnlhnrt Marie
Joffsrson Eettie jenkins Ann mrs
LonklnRs miss Lsster Maggie
I.nmuthe mms Lsnnox miaB
l.ovey John mrs MaKravs Elizabeth q
Moyor Il mrs Mndrnn w mrs
Marshall Mary Mshotsns Lydia miss
MllIor r mrs Rseone Msna
lton'nar II miss Robinson T. mrs
Shields M w mrs Stevens q mrs
Stevens miss Thornton Rose miss
fnrrnnt M mrs Welsh II j
Wnllncs Margaret Walker l. MISC
Williams injury Wagner Hannah
Wost Lizzie White Mary u
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Nes rising: ". indicates falling. D
stationary.
LOCAL RECOMD.
Nr,u npruAMu FeE pf 1Rpn
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aentlemen's List,

~
Auguete T. Kelly BF
Afmla II H.rnH
Adams z z, 10" jas
Aj,vnudar fartnn -
Eroniwtl q l. ROY Lewis so
HrenkelI II q LsfYeI A q
Honhrt Bon MenninA X
Eprniz w Z Murphy M
barnett John Mnllen II r.
Block " Murphy r
:, n'N,hy 'tpt mu' si
I:ayhi RI Mnntnyn Il
Erndlev Nv murnhv " +.
.rlni M,,,nhn,.a ~ ~
GhIshnlm WI pu,,nnrn
Glurk IA parrvTV
Conrad 600 Poland .iohnH
Cndrnnuv q w u,yhn. NJ