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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Bad State Of Affairs In Ireland-A
Crisis Impending.

LONDON, November l9.-It Is now
feared on all sides that there Is only too
much foundation for the reports that
the pesssntry throughout the country
are arming. and arc only Whiting for .
favorable opportunity to defy the gov
eminent. Alarming rumors are contin.
ually coming from oil parts Of Ireland.
A dispatch from Craushwrll says that o
box containing six rides. belonging to =
merchant Of LsuRhrrt. which arrived
from Limerick. was robbed on Tuesday
night. On the same night. according to
Q dispatch from Tralse. q party OF men,
with blackened faces and long boards,
visited the houses at Cardal. near Castle
Island. taking guns wherever they found
them.
Gladstone authorizes the contradiction
Of the statement that any dis~sensions
Whatever prevail In the Cabinet, from
which 1t 10 TO be inferred that Mr.. Bright.
Mr.. Chamberlain and Mr.. Forster have
carried the day and that the landowners
must submit to the inevitable, A. In NO
other way can . split be avoided.
Il il said that attempts have been
made to tamper with the loyalty Of the
soldiers stationed 10 Ireland. and that
money has been offered them by Fenisn
agents, who have also promised them
high commands In the Irish national
army.
A telegram from Cork reports thsttwo
brothers named Moore have been arrest.
ed on q charge Of being concerned In
the murder OF Wheeler. Michael Moore
accompanied Wheeler when hs was
killed.
It 10 reported that the expense Of the
military portion OF the Boycott relief
expedition will be levied or County
Mayo.
LIMERICK. November l9.-Lsst night
. msu who. with others, bad been placed
In charge Of Q farm near Metropolis.
from which tenant was recently
svict.d. was shot dead while sitting ut
his dreside,
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enane

WASHINGTON. November 20.-Joseph
Nsvsrson and Ed. Qusenan. negroes,
were hanged yesterday for tho murder.
Last January, Of George Philip Hirth.
Both stoutly maintained their inno-
csncs and claimed that they were ready
to die. The former smiled throughout.
New YoRx. November l9.--For the
first time this season the Thermometer
registers below the freezing point, being
ct 6 O'Clock twenty-iour degrees. Ice
formed rapidly. and the prospect today
for skating 10 excellent.
John I. Davenport has returned from
Washington, where hs has been working
up evidence in the Morsy case. and said
yesterday that the next public step In
the case would be o thunder clap.
LOUISVILLE, November 19.-Opeids,
the dam OF the four.year-old t~rotting
wonder Trinks,t. died Of the epizootic
| Saturday last at Indian Hill. She was
the property OF R. 8. Yssck. His pro.
duct, though but Ave In number. and all
sired by Prince. could not be bought for
8 10000.
ConsIolsA, Texas. November 49,
The train load Of United States troops
which was ditched last night four miles
north OF here arrived this morning.
Eight Of the most seriously injured were
left here for treatment. Forty.eight
were Injured by the accident.
CHICAGO. November 20. Governor
| Williams, OF Indiana, 10 seriously III Of
Inflammation Of the bladder. Fears are
entertained that be will not live to com.
plsts his term Of Office.
Congressman Forsythe. Greenbsek
representative Of the Fourteenth Dis
trict Of Illinois. says his party will main.
tain its organization. The Grsenback
Coner.ssmsn will not act with the Dem.
ocrats In the future. ON account Of the
conduct OF Southern bulldossrs and bal.
LOT. boz suffers in counting out Green.
back Copgrsssmsp, who were fairly
elected.
]. W. Macksy passed through here
Yesterday, en- routeto New York. whence
hs goes to Paris.
Two hundred railrosders, contractors.
etc., started for San Francisco yesterday
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Miscellaneous.

SAN Francisco, November 20.-Ths
Grand Jury has presented an accusation
against Mayor Kalloch. charging him
with having procured the a%pPointmsns
OF W. O. Hughey to . position In the
office OF the Registrar Of Voters, and
then demanded from him . portion OF
his salary, which was paid him. The
Jury has also presented accusations
charging the Mayor. Auditor Dunn and
City and County Attorney Murphy with
having had work done on the new City
Hall without advertising for bids.
SAN MATEo. November ia Are 10
now raging 10 the timber gulcbes OF the
Purissima, Deer and Bear creeks in this
county, which started Saturday night.
and has done and is yet doing infinite
damage. The FIRE. It Is claimed. was
set out by some woodsmsn burning q log
out OF the resd on the mill lands. A
district Of county at least six miles
squsre has been swept by the fire fsnd.
Some wild rumors have prevailed about
the burning Of mills aod other property.
The loss Is about $50. 900 40 far.
STOCKTON. November 1.-two new
cases OF smallpox have been reported
here since Tuesday Of this week. John
Hensy, aged Is years, was removed to
the pest.houss on Tuesday. and q child
Of John O'Kssie. aged ~ years. wal
taken to the same place Wednesday
night.
SANTA BARBARA. CAL, November 49,
Tho Santa Barbara Press OF last evening
gives the intslligsncs OF the death OF
Hiram Battsn, who was injured BY hsv.
ing o tree drawn upon him by q wild
horse, which he had lassosd on Colonel
Hollister's ranch.
T~RucKEE. CAL. November 20.-Jami.
son, Piuuss county. was burned early
yesterday morning. The 6re is supposed
to have been incendiary. The whole
town 10 in ashes-about forty houses.
including q ine hotel, three stores. sew
eral saloons aud other business places.
CANprLARIA, November 20.-John O.
Calhoun, o nephew Of the Southern
statesman Of the same name, has been
adjudRed insane and sent to the Asylum
at Stockton. He 10 Q man OF great men.
tai and physical power, but when de-
lirious becomes violent and dangerous.
and imsgines himself Jesus Christ. His
insanity is caused by wounds received
during the late war.
PORTLAND. o.. November l8.-Ths
latest advicss from Eugene City are to
the effect that ]. G. Renfrew, who was
at FIRST reported accidentally wounded.
committed suicide. The ball entered
the head just back OF the ear. and,
ranging upward. produced instant death.
Cause, temporary insanity.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
s%urreptitIous wealth.

Los ANGELES. November 20.-Ysster.
day Sheriff Rowland arrested one J. p.
Hidales, who had csshed . check for
S2l0O at the Los Angeles County Bank.
drawn by the First National Bank. Of
San Francisco. aud payable to s. p.
Jones. The nam OF Jones was loosely
xritten, and was altered In a not very
skillful manner. Hldal.s' identity was
vouched for by F. P. Rsmsrtz, q lawyer
OF repuie in Los Angeles. When
arrested Sl050 In cash was found on bis
person. He had bought q horse for
$3.50. q saddle for $40. two revolvsrs for
s3s. and q gold watch for $3.50. All
this property Is 10 the possession Of the
bank, and the officers think they know
where to get the balance Of the money.
Hidales intended to start for San Diego.
and cut the telegraph wires. expecting
to take refuge In Lower California. How
the check came into Hidalss' possession
10 not known.
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CurIosisy sAsi. ned.

Willie Kesfs. a boy Of eleven years.
whose parents reside in Bullion ravins'
this morning found a lot Of giant caps
and his curiosity led him to examine the
interior Of one Of them with q rusty
nail. His curiosity is now most unsat'
isiactorily satisfied; hs has. in fact,
lost all curiosity on the subject,
and with 1t the ends OF the thumb
and forefpgsr Of his left hand aud
a iuper or so on his right hand.
He has, moreover. a wound in his breast
where the pesky thing took refuge from
further examination. In the pockets Of
a younger brother were found a whole
handful OF like curiosities. Another
warning o. two. which will last probably
as long AZ similar warnings have done
before,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho Proposed Railway Combination
With Grant at the Head.

NEW YoRK. November ia meet
inc was held last night Of the residence
OF @. P. Huntington. In compliance
with an understanding arrived ct the
dinner recently given in this city BY Mr..
Romero, at which . committee was sp.
pointed TO consider means Of facilitating
early and complete railway communica-
ton with Mexico. General Palmer be-
Ing detained in Colorado, the following
members Of the COMMITTEES were present:
Chairman. U. s. Grant; II. Romero,
representing Mexico; O. P. Huntington.
representing the Southsrn Pacific Rail-
road; General g. N. Dodge. represent
ing the Texas Pacific Railroad Jay
Gould, representing the Missouri. Kan.
sss and Texas Pailrosd; G. 8. Wosris.
hotter, representing the Palmer 4 Sulli-
ran grant; Edward D. Adams. repre-
ssntinR the Mexican Central grant and
Sonora grant; Thomas Nieksrson. repre-
senting the Mexican Central grant; T.
Jeffers Coolidge, representing the At
Gibson, Topeka and Santa Fs Railroad.
and j. II. Work.
General Grant presided. and . very
full discussion was held Of the whole
subject, 10 which Nicksrson. Hunting
ton and Gould chiefly participated. the
main question considered being the de-
sirsblsnsss Of q complete fusion Of oil
the interests represented and general
participation in forming Q new and sde.
quaie scheme for establishing railway
communications on an adequate scale,
not only between this country and Mex.
loo, but throuRhoutth tbs Mexican Repub-
lilo. After q full expression OF the views
OF those present, . motion was made
that the sense OF the meeting be tsksn
az to the advissbility Of o complete fusion
Of the interests represented on some
general and satisfactory basis. This was
unanimously carried in the Affirmative.
Adams, OF the firm Of Wiuslow, Lsnisr
l. Co., then moved that Q subcommittee
bs appointed for the purpose Of dsvising
some plan by which this might DO at.
tanned and justice done to all interests
represented. The motion was carried,
and the following were named IS mem.
bers OF the committee: General Grant,
Chairman; Thomas Nickerson. Wosri.
shoff.r, Adams, Croker. Coolidge and
General Dodge. This subcommittee 10
to meet on Friday, aud will proceed to
action 1t once.
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John Ogden. who was hurt In the
ophir incline Thursday afternoon. did
not get caught in the giraffe. He was
going to the giraffe and was caught In
the coat by the crank-pin OF the small air
compressed engine running the lower
Quite q number Of Comstockers are
preparing to 60 to New Mexico. j. W.
Orudorff left for the FL Paso country
night before last, and others will SOON
follow should the advance army report
favorably.
D. Il. Bender, Of the Carson & Colo
RADIO Railroad. states that Q lot OF steel
rails, sufficient to lay thirty miles oftrack
on that road. will arrive In San Francisco
in o few days.
The Savage Placer mine. Sierra eoun-
", California, has been shut down for
the winter on account OF Q failure OF the
supply Of water for running the engine
and drills.
And now It 10 reliably reported that q
"hoodlum boy" in Virginia has the
smallpox. O., the report comes from O
regular practicing physician.
John w. Mackay and Congressman
Dsgsett passed through Chicago ysstsr'
day en- route for New York.
Turkeys for Thanksgiving are coming
In by the wagon load, and they are
large, nice and fat.
Thomas Murphy certihes to $loo
worth OF work done on the Silver Ter.
race.
South Bodls has levied an assessment
Of twenty-five cents per share.
P. Aug. Humbsrt Of the Bullion Ii
back.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON. November 20. The
Cabinet meeting yesterday was devoted
principally to routine business. The
appointment Of . Chief Signal O6icsr
was not referred to. General Miles.
who, Il Is said In army circles. will be
appointed, Is expected In the city 10.
morrow or Sunday. The Secretary Of
War pronounced the statement that II
had been decided to appoint Miles a.
Chief Signal Officer, premature.
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Census Returns.

81. LOUIS, November 20.-Ths Gen.
sus enumerators finished their work at
1890 yesterday. The official figures
given to the press give St. Louis $50. sl6.
A report to this effect will DO sent to
Washington today. This is an increase
over the enumeration taken in the SUM-
mer. The enumeration credited 81.
Louis with 9 population OF 1888, 577.
The present enumeration IL an increase
over the one taken then Of 1883.
The official report Of the census OF
Pbiisdelpbia's population is SAG. $50.
There are: Males. 405 800; females.
AL, l0s; whites, 8l5, 1872; colored. 3D.
79S. The colored Include 30 Chinese,
8 japanese and Is Indians.
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Tho New Chinese Treaty.

CHICAGO. November ia Jour'a
Washington dispatch from Shanghai.
dated November 10, says: II have just
received the treaty concluded yesterday
bstwesn the United States Commission
srs and ths government OF Psking,
thoroughly controlling the question oil
Chinese emigration" This news excite'
much interest. aud. although the details
are not at hand, It 10 generally under.
stood from what information has recently
been received from the Commissioners,
the stipulations will be perfectly salts.
factory to the citizens OF the United
States, and especially to the Pacific
COAT.
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Bad shooting.

Drsvrn. November 2O.-A Republican
Lssdvills special says: About 4 o'clock
yesterday morning two policemen at
tempted to arrest two thieves who we're
At the depot ready to leave the city. The
thieves dred ct the policemen without
eject and ran. The latter followed and
returned the Are. accidentally wounding
Mrs. Murdoch, who was near by. The
wound 10 not fatal. The thieves escaped
unframed,
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No Cinnamon Wanted.

NEW YoRx, November l9.-It was
reported In . New Jersey newspaper that
seven Chinsmsn had been put to work
in the Victory silk factory at Union Hill.
Inquiry made Of the workmen employed
In the mill showed that M Cinnamon
were at work. The superintendent said
be had no idea OF employing Cinnamon.
1.-THE kind Of silk goods We are turning
out" he explained, requires workmsn
OF intelligence and SKILL"
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There was q full Board at the meeting
Of the County Commissioners last even
ing. The individual members a. they
entered the lower hall Of the Court
house were compelled to run q gauntlet
Of experts. among whom were many
cbrouics. After reaching the Clerks
Office they Immediately retired to their
little b~ors.prsof easement to consult on
a method OF attack and defense. In
due time they charged at the rate Of
Sll0 per month and made an advance
by Q series OF movements consisting OF
three, Ave and seven steps 10 the Clerks
desk, around which they rallied by 6vss
and ordered the Clerk to read the Riot
Act OF the last meeting. OF which they
unanimously approved.
Mrs. Peter Daley complained OF n
assessment Of 5000 on personal property.
No such assessment had been made the
year before. although there was . piano
in the house then as now. She wanted
the additional tax Of Sc refunded. Mr..
Daley would have been before the Board
oa.nSs .. h Asssssor in taxing that
o;snn No,h;no done.
O., 7 9 yonno CANA bsfors the
posp" h.so,s IN. Road Of
po"'s $1,000 th.,
he was assessed the same as his neigh
bers. He found that the ether half OF
S,ooo viii. his Vas y,lu.d At $500.
7, I.Isn,.a % Yorno America Real E,.
~ SSs,s .as s,scui.,ix.
'A.e - a.. rha,ao,.,
rs'nsi 'aa 20" 20 - ~. go. ..,.rnsd
nc NAnsu sso C.u., 49,. Comm;,,ss
he.ei'ea 80 w n R,nm'
os,;,s;no an. Road that s.,sraI
sey. nou'ylns 'ns cons, hon.a
Poheies ", aNN. n...mhs, 70 .nS on
e'e.' Noa's p ..,s...S - IN. con,,'
Sas leS.'
IT,. Can.,hor.. c~omm;tts. ,snoytsd
Inc oou,t s.s ~. ,.,;.sd
,na. W. 49,, ~. n;.,r;os i,,o,.sv
" 'nsu ~ u C.r,;cL and A T.
II .nna;n,.a .yns,t m
LawA'us nsa oseA ppUi.'S,s, 49,.
toe DOCKS 70 Ass'ss VIZ ~
IN matters o. nsurss having -"
ana IN trying 'u' oa. u,.
Experts were appoln,ea on ,no o'
etc OF outgoing omcis's ~ nSss.w
'u..'ees oos' ~ rs"mason
ny. Loans NV aN - cor,,v
AUDITOR ana neeo'ues o D d.
Cisrk.s' W; S'A.eisi n Napnm.
Sosriu anu assess''-o
o JOIN pfsoy. ,-... ~,
hospitai, fuoiie
Coroner. and Dis,,
snepneaia ~, n u.nitH 1921. and
uo,I.nS and i
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Tho Empress Of Austria.

DUBLIN. November l9.-Despits the
disturbed condition OF Ireland. which
gives Queen Victoria SO much trouble.
the Empress Of Austria, relying with
reason on her personal popularity there.
proposes once more. as she has already
done for two years In succession. to
take her establishment and stud to Ire
land and enjoy . winters hunting. As
Queen Victoria has not been over-civil
to the Empress. It may even crafty her
Imperial Msjrty's feminine instinct 70
shsw herself more at home there than
the Queen.
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garfield, Birthday Celebration.

CLEVELAND. November 20.-Gsrhsld
observed his f~orty.niuth birthday yes
tsrday, a. has been his custom for years.
by paying Q visit, with bis wife. to his
uncle. Thomas Garfield, 10 this county,
aged ssventy.nins. whose birthday falls
on the anne date. The reunion was
informal. . family party Of about seventy
relatives and immediate friends being
present. After Q 4~-o'olock dinner Gen.
sral Garfield visited his relatives In this
city, where he was called upon BY q
large number Of citizens OF the neighbor-
hood, although his coming was not gen.
orally known. In the evening he went
homo to Mentor.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON. November ia cruel case
OF wholesale eviction has occurred ct
southmoor collisry. Durham. because
OF the refusal OF the miners to accept .
reduction Of q shilling q week. Twenty
families with their household effects
were turned into the street amid q driv.
ing slset, while six inches Of snow lay
ON the ground. One hundred and fifty
families are still to be svicted.
The British ship Scottish Cbieftain.
Captain Hamilton. which sailed from
Cardiff November II for San Francisco,
has been towrd back to Cardiff.
TORONTO. November l9.-Dispatches
from ell over Canada report from three
to ten inches Of IN fell yesterday.
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sk.tisx A~ssociasiss.
. skating association has been formed

A skating association has been ormed
in Virginia. 0aicers-J. +. Bigelow.
President: Saml Pendereast, Secretary;
W, NJ. Thornton. Treasurer; Henry
Rolfe. VIM. H. Hill and r. b. Mitchell.
Trustees. SiI,y-four members are al.
ready enrolled. Members hereafter will
be elected by ballot; cost. $40 each. The
,;nt will be at the old reservoir OF the
Con. Virginia pan mill. where men are
a, work already putting it in repair.
The pond will be kept in good condition
and the snow swept Of. There will
doubtless DO much pleasure on Ice In
Virginia this winter.
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More NihUist Plotting.

PARIs. November l9.-Grave rumors
Of another Nihilist conspiracy even
more terrible and moro carefully organ
lied than any OF the plots hitherto
discovered, are sAoat here. It 10 to be
feared that ere many weeks. perhaps
ere many days. w shall have the news
OF catastrops that may cost the
Gear and many OF his innocent people
their lives. The Car has lost much OF
bis popularity since bis morgapatic mar
rage. Several high officials attached to
his person are believed to have relations
with the Nihilists.
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Adkisss's watch.

About a year ago the house OF Judge
Addison. Of Virginia, Was burRlarizsd
and q iius watch and chain. among
other thinss. taken. The chain was 70.
covered. and one Of the fellows was sent
to the State Prison for the offsnse. Now
the watch has been recovered. and .
man named Cunningham arrested In
Eureka for having IL on his person.
Sheriff Williamson will tonight start for
the Base Range to bhus Mr.. Cunning
ham back. The watch has the Judgs's
name on 1t, and I. o. o. F. smblsms,
which make ito Identification certain,
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The Target.

A .argst.m.tch has been made between
three members Of the SsrsHsld Guard
and three members Of the Washington
Guard, and q pot Of $500 put up. the
bsst azores TO win. The contest VIII
ooms OF At the raes.track north OF Viz.
oinis tomorrow. The Gold Hill and
Virainis bus will run out, starting q
IL A. II.
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Heavy Failure.

CHICAGO. November l9.-J. q W.
Hossack. Of Odsll. ILL.,. made an assign
msnt yesterday to John Mowillisms and
P. W. Kenyon. This 10 the heaviest
failure ever known In Livingston county.
the liabilities being from S250,0O to
$500, 900. The Hossacks are large grain
dsSlers, and owe nearly everybody In
this vicinity. and their failure causs'
great dismsy. 1t is estimated that they
will not pay over fifty cents on the
dollar,
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Disastrous Fire.

ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Ths REIN.
ing and smelling works at Chsltsnhsm,
near this city, were burned yesterday
morning. Loss. sl25. 900; insurance.
S35, 600. Tho FIRE was caused by the
bursting OF one OF the smelling furnaces.
containing twenty-five tons OF molten
lead. John Williams. night engineer,
while attempting to ave his clothing.
was burned to o crisp. One hundred
and twenty-five men were thrown out oil
employment. The works will DO rebuilt.
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n.n.r,ur,. l.n.t Ey,.iux.

W DAILY. n Costello. J whelan. J Bath.
L A Martin. L Beeman. 3 Coates. Kitty
Hambridss. Z 7 Otis, Kritzer and Guiber.
son, W y Berry. J Ryan. A Little. $ V
Mooney, Mrs. L Higley. Mrs G b Irish. II
B.wdsp, @ Z Quincy, oE Nosllsr. Niss
Mary Adams.
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DR.. Chapman. surgeon dentist. No.
$50 South @ street, Virginia. 10 doing
some OF the finest work on teeth ever
seen in Nevada. His card may be found
In another column.
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Tho New York state seuatorshiI

New YonK, November 20. - The
Herald. discussing the New York ssaa.
torial prospect, says: It Is certain .
vigorous effort will be made to defeat
the Conkling candidate. The anti
Conkling faction claim . majority Of
eleven OF the Republican State ssna-
tors, aud unless the Conklipg men have
more than eleven majority among the
new Republican Asssmblynen they can
elect Chauncy N. Depsw or Sherman b.
Rogers, OF Buffalo. The Conkling can.
didats IL Levi P. Morton.
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On. hundred miners have bssn en-
listed on the Comstock fer the Becky
Mountain Goal Company; wages, u
cent? Der ton for breaking dswn coal.
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a.r,x.,. TN n.r.i.x,

L N Cahill. J L suydam. Z Roebuck. W
ID shsarsr. J L ellison. W Sharon. /
Niles. J Hans, J II Goldsmith. p Hum
bsrt. @ T stsnhouse. John Manson. Mrs y
e S,ckles.