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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

repair of the wound is said to continue
and the parotid swelling has subsided
and ia satisfactorily beginning TO as
sume its natural appearance. The
great anxiety of the doctors now is to
get the President out Of the White House
and away. No time has been fixed for
the removal, but it will be as early as
possible. DR.. Bliss said yesterday alter
noon that the President wss not in
condition to be moved to-day,
and as to night he is in an
even less favorable condition. The
prospects ior removal tomorrow fore
noon are not very strong. DIR. Bliss
said tonight that the transfer would
not be made tomorrow: still if the car
in which the President is to De
removed were only to arrive
here early enough, and II ct
dawn tomorrow the President were
found to be in q condition that would
afford reasonable chances Of the trip
being safely made, he would be taken
away TO- morrow morning. The fact is
the anxiety 10 get away is preylng
so much on the Presidents mind
that the doctors have decided that the
result Of the delay in getting him off
might prove fatal and at the most favor
able time they will get him on board the
train and rush him through to the sea
side. 1t has been settled that
only the Presidents physicians and
nurses, Mrs. Garfield, Generals Swain
and Rockwell, and few attaches OF the
White House will go on the train. Mrs.
Garfield, it is said, has put her veto on
the proposal to have correspondents on
the train. No military are to 60 with
the cortege. Secretary McVeagh and
his wife go over to Long Branch to-mor-
row to put everything in good shape for
the President on his arrival. The look
ont now is that the removal would be
made Tuesday or Wednesday if the
weather continues favorable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
VERDICT AT LAST.
The NIalleys Charged With the
Murder Of Jennie Cramer.

New HAVEN, September 3.-The yer.
dict OF the jury of inquestin the Cramer
case was that Jennie E. Cramer came to
her d sath by poison and violence, and
that James Malley, Jr., is criminally re-.
sponsible, and Walter E. Malley and
Blanche Douglass are morally RESPONSE
BILE for the same. The post mortem
examination does not reveal the cause or
manner OF death. The body generally
is in a normal condition, but there was
considerable congestion OF the mem.
braues OF the brain.
The Trial to Begin this Morning.
New HAVEN, September 9.-The trial
OF the Malleys for the murder OF Jennie
Cramer begins Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
Blaine TO Lowell on Sunday
SUNDAY SCENES

In the Sick Chamber-The In-E fscts of
Saturdays Vomiting Plainly Visible-
The Patient OVer-Ped.
WASHINGTON, September tit has
been a very quiet Sunday about the
White House, but not at all q favorable
one for the President, and to night
there appears to be q renewal Of the anx-
iety Of a week ago. This mornings
bulletin announcing that there had
been recurrence OF the nausea and
vomiting, created some alarm through
on. the city. When it was posted con-
siderable comment ensued, coming as it
did from the favorable late reports of
last night. The doctors assign as a
reason for the vomiting that the Pres
idents was over fed yesterday,
as stated in these dispatches last even
ing. DR.. Bliss told the press reporters
that the physicians were studying to
give the President some variety in his
food, and it would appear as il they
bad overdone the business. Yester-
days diet OF bouillon from the family
table, squirrel soup and reed bird does
not seem to have agreed with him and
TO day the old diet Of milk porridSe
and beef extract was resorted to. The
i'll effects Of the vomiting OF last evening
were seen in the increased feyeris6
symptoms maintained through the
day to day, although 81 n O'Clock
tonight it WAS reported that hey had
subsidized in a great measure e. hI:ary
to mis- usual custom. DIR Bliss dill not
come down stairs To nisG: an ;he re-
ports from the sick 10 ,,r rpre to the
effect that q god deal III dl6eulty had
ben experienced in g-ttiny he Posi-
dent 70 sleep. His mInd Is Uu tie uro.
posed removal and he is anxious
and irritable ssand wants 10
20 away. For the rest the
reports were favorable. The process Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
The New Orleans Laborers' Strike.

NEW ORLEANS, September THE
strike of the cotton handlers continues.
A Number of draymen are at work under
the protection OF mounted police. No
violence is reported, but little headway
has been made against the strikers.
Some OF the laborers who came from out
side points have returned home, and
those at work, knowing but little OF the
duties required OF them, do not accom-
plish much. So far only few hundred
men are employed, while the strikers
number 10 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
The cipcinn.ti southern Leased.

CINCINNATI, September S.-This after
noon the trustees of the Southern rail-
road met and considered the ten bids
for the lease OF the Southern Railroad,
given in detail in these dispatches on
August 25th. Four bids were thrown
out as informal, and six were consider
ed. That of Fred. Wolfe, OF New York,
as the representative Of the Erlangers,
was accepted as the best and highest.
The action OF the Board OF Trustees now
remains to be confirmed by the Board
OF tine Sinking Fund Commissioners be-
fore formal lease can be executed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
Cut His Throat,

CINCINNATI, September 4.-This even
ing at 9 O'Clock VIM. Belcham met Pat
Hughes on Front street. knocked him
down and cut his throat. Hughes was
about to enter his own dwelling at the
time. This is the wind up of a protract-
ed quarrel. Belcham was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
CAPITAL CHIPS.
Notes of a Purely National Ma.
ture.

W.sHINGToN, September 3.-The
Third National Bank OF Chattanooga be.
gan business to-day with capital OF
S125, 600,
Po master Jamt said that additional
measures had been taken for the return
OF the American mail bags.
Up to the close of business TO- day
there have been S5,649,OO0 in coupon
five per cent bonds, under the l03d cal,
and Sl2, ,222, $50 in registered five per
cent bonds, under the l04th call, receis-
ed at the Treasury for redemption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
A Miracle.

ERIE, Pa, September 4.-Mary j.
Leo, aged II, a daughter OF Prot. Leo
who has been bed ridden for four years
got up to-day and walked TO Church
The cure is believed by her friends to b,
the result OF special prayers offered by
Methodist pastors and others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
Forgers Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Wm.
r. Dickerson and Zoel NJ. Vanarsdaler,
convicted OF having been concerned in
the Whi t,ker will forgery, we're to-day
sentenced to a inc OF 81 900 and impris'
ment for ten years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YORK ,septmber 3.-Dry Goods
Business only moderate with package
houses but jobbing trade fairly active.
Cotton goods frm and some makes OF
carpet warps are advanced by agents.
Prints in steady demand and several
leading makes sold ahead. Ginghams
jobbing freely. FIannels in fair demand
and Arm. Mems wear woolens remain
ouiet and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
OnioaGo.

CHIo.s 60, September 3 -Flour-Quiet
and firm. Wheat-irregular; cash
higher; options lower and unsettled
No. 2 red winter 81 81; No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 2l3@l 22t cash; 81 2li seller
September; 81 25s seller October;
81 ga seller November; 81 2si seller
December: 81 2l3 seller wear; sales a
81 24I seller October; GOAL 22t sell.
er September; No. 3 81 l6; rejected
SSc. Corn Unsettled; lower and In
fair demand at 8ltc cash; seller SEP.
tember 63lc; sell,r October 81. 5(a64ic;
seller November 6ltc; rejected 5stc.
Oats-Easier at 38ils37c cash; 36!c
seller September; 38tc seller October
Sole seller November; 36ic seller year.
Rye-steady and unchanged. Barley
Easier at ST. 90. Pork-Fairly active
and a shade higher at sl8 Is cash
SIS l5(9lS 25 seller September: Sl8 st
6lS 40 seller October; Sl8 Gl9l8 sc
seller November; sls 90 seller year. Lard
Higher and strong at sll 62i9ll 81
cash; sll 27I@sll rs seller October;
Sll 80 seller November; $l2 90 seller
December. Bulk Meats-erong and
higher; shoulders u ~; shon nd ~ ooi
short clear SO Is. Whisky-steady at
81 Is.
CINCINNATI, September 8. Cotton
Quiet at Ilsc. Flour-Steady and IN:
changed ,Theat-suong; No. 2 red
winter 81 39CSI 40. Corn-Generslly
higher: No. 3 6sI967c. Oats-Unset
tled. No. 2 mixed 4stS43c. Rye-In
good demand; No. 2 81 u. barisyLin
good demand; No. 2 fall 81 Is. Pork
Quiet at so 90. Lard-Strong and higher
atSII IS Bulk meats Strong and higher;
Shoulders Sic; clear rib l03c. Bacon
Strong and higher: shoulders SIC; clear
rib Ioic; clear 113c. Whisky-Dul! st
ri IA: combination sslss Of fnished
eoods. $50 barrels, bssis Of 81 "a Bat.
fer-Demand fair and prices high1;
creamery Bic; choice Weston kssWvs
25c; Central Ohio DC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

The corvette Dido, which went in
search Of the survivors of the wrecked
steamer 1euton, has returned TO Cape
town, having found nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
Rlaina,a Night Telegram.

Blaine's Night Telegram.
Executive MANSION, september )
Secretary Blaine sent the following dis
patch at 10 o'clock tonight:
To Lowsll, Minister, London:
In the judgement of the surgeons the
President has gained to-day. The change
ia not great, bat it is in the right direc-
tion. and against the adverse influence
of a very oppressive day. His appetite
is improving and his pulse, temperature
and respiration have all been better
than might have been expected IN such
excessive heat. The President Will
probably be removed TO Long Branch
early next week to escape the malarious
influence of the Washington climate at
this season.
rSigned1 BLAINE, Secretary.
First Report on Sunday.
WASHINGTON, September 1, $50 A. NJ.
The President yOmited once last even
ing and once an hour after midnight.
Notwithstanding this disturbance he
slept well most OF the night and this
morning has taken food by the mouth
with no nausea and has retained 1t.
Pulse more frequent, but in other re-
spects his condition is about the same
as at this hour yesterday. Pulse los,
temperature SO, respiration Is.
Signed d. W: Bliss,
J.k. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
FIJI. HAMILTON,
d. A. AGSEw.
The Sunday Evening Bulletin.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, September 4,
$50 P. N.-The President passed COM
Portable day. He has taken his food
with some relish and had no return OF
the ir.itability OF his stomach reported
in the morning bulletin. The psrotid
swelling continues to improve and is
now 30 far reduced that the contour Of
his face is restored. The woSnd shows
no material change. The rise OF tenn
perature this eyeGiug has been Y, ,ry
slight, but his pulse was more frequent
throughout the day than Yesterday OF
the day before, and hr shOUed more
fatigue alter dressing Pulse no. tenn
persture ~, respiration Is
lSiguei ID. W. Bliss,
J. X BARNES,
J J. W, W,sDwARD,
RoBT. REYTURN,
D. H. AGNEw.
His Condition at N oon on Sunday.
EXI CUrIvR Mansion, September /, IL:
N-rhe Pr dents condition has
not changed materially since the last
bulletin WIS iSSued and there has been
no further gastric disturbance. Pulse,
lO6; temperature, 9S 4; respiration, IS.
Signed d. w. Bliss,
j X. BARSES.
j. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN
F. II HAMILTON.
ID. A. AGNLw.
Blaine to Lowell on Sunday.
ExECUTIyE MANSION, September A.
Secretary Blaine sent tie following mes
sage tonight:
LOareH, Minister, London:
Last night the President did not rest
well, and twice during the night his
stomach was 80 disturbed that he vom-
ited. During the day he has been
better and has swallowed
the usual quantity of food
and retained it. His pulse has been
higher than for the two preceding days.
His surgeons do not think he has lost
ground, but he certainly has not gained
since last nights dispatch. At this
hour, l0:S0, he is quietly sleeping.
LSignedl BLAINE, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2ito5 Per csat.-Govsrn.
ments Quiet but firm-fIour Quiet
and flm-whsat Irregular
Hogs Steady.
FlNAHoH.
New York.

eSAAt SSPeShoSt Ao1st
Easy at ei9s per cent, per annum, and
closing at 292i per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 500 per cent. Sterling sx.
change, bankers bills quiet at 479i; de.
msnd at ASH
SiLyHR-At bondon 5lsi per ounce;
bar silver here ll2(; subsidiary silver
coin / per cent discount.
GovERSNESrs-Quiet but tirm.
sixes extended
NeH lVl
New d-onehAlis. coupons ....... -....li2i.
New .......-......-llo's
Pacific SKIES OF
RAILROAD BoSps-R ,me, Watertown
and Osdensburg tirsts advanced to 96 TO
from 92}, Iron Mountain IS to SO from 50.
and Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts to
20 from 50, while Texas Pacific land
grant incomes declined to 16l from 7Sl,
Central Iowa firsts to ia from 1851. and
Kansas and Texas mortgage Go TO IS
from 50.
STATE SEcURIrIEs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened firm aud
higher. but in the early ,,cslings specu.
lstion WAS unsettled. At The frst
board, however. the entire list took an
upward turn, and before noon an al.
vance Of 10 u was recorded, Pacific
Mail leading the improvement. This
was followed by = decline OF | TO per
cent, but during the afternoon the m A..
ket again became strong. and another
advance Of | to l per cent took place.
which was more marked in Denver AMI
Rio Grande. In the late dealings Han.
nibal and ST. Joseph common rose
per cent, but the balance OF the list iri'
of | to per cent. The volume of 49,.
business Was light and the market w.t.
out an important feature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
RECOVERY"
THROUGH THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER
TO ALMIGHTY GOD.

When All Hope Had Been Abandoned, and
the Patient Seemed Gradually Near
ing the End the Divine Physi-
clan Answered the Ma
tion's Prayer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

1ela3o. 6sptsmbsg g3.-Whsst-Nsn /:
No. : rsd spot ana sslisf 6sptssbsr
81 3e3e; eslI6s 0ctobW y lii; ssilss 10.
vsmbsr d ~: ssiier Dsoemtef u l0t:
. lIse yssfet 38i. Cors-0teady; htgh
nixsd &c; asllse year elle osts--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05
FATEFUL SATURDAY
AGAIN BRINGS ITS TROUBLE TO THE
WHITE HOUSE.
The President Vomits Twice During the
Night, but Slight Improvement Was
Noticeable Yesterday-Ihs Re-
moyal to Long Branch
10 bs Made.
HOW THE JOURNEY WILL BE MADE.
BULLETINS.

The Saturday Morning Message.
ExECUrIvE MANSION, $50 A. A.-1he
President was somewhat more restless
than usual, during the early part 81 the
night, but slept better after / A. N. This
morning his general condition does not
differ materially from what it was at the
same time yesterday, except that there
is a slight increase in the frequency OF
the pulse. Pulse lO4, temperature 9S.6,
fstP;aaaJi ID. w. Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
L ~ HANIITOS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

EyErurIyE MANSION, September Z,
o.S0 Y-The Presidents condition
has NOT materially changed since the
morning bulletin was issued. Pulse lO4'
temperature % 4, respiration Is.
[Signed.l D. w; bliss,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
F. II. HAMILTON.
ID. A. AGSEw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

To HIS ETceIlencg, GOtsT1l0r -:
At the request Of a large number OF cit
izens of Pennsylvania, have named
Tuesday next, between 10 A. NJ. and
noon, as day on which they are invit-
ed to meet for public prayer for the res
toration to health OF President Garfield
l venture to hope that you may see
your way clear to summon the people
Of your state to unite with Us in this
appeal for divine mercy and aid to the
nation and the several States.
[Signedl HENRY N. HoYT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-05

CConslsdsd on FsertA Paqs, !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
GSS.naI Notices.

The fors-p mails for the week satiny sATuRDAv
November IL, 1881 will close at this Office on TU SDhy
al a NJ Tor Europe, by steamship Wisconsin, oneens
teWni WEDNESDAY, m. for Europe by steamship Elbs
wa VIA ana Bremen correspondence ireland
Ireland py steamship Algeria via Queenstown Correspond
ence TOT Great Britain and other European must b
specially eddressse and az q for Franco direct By
steamship ST. laurent, via Havre; TIL al $40
lor ireland by steamship City Of Montreal via
correspondence for Great Britain uopean c
tries mnst be specially sddressed and a. m for Furone
by steamship willard via Plymouth Cherborg ana Ham,
burRi on SATURDAY at ESQ for EuroDe by seIrr
snip Btannic via Queenstown tor
ana scotland must be specially addresse and al a m Tr
belgium direct by steamship BelgenaDd VIA Antwerp and
a. m for Scotland direct, by pia Via 1ilseo M az
a. m, for Europe. by steamship General Nerd r VIA
STouthiIPIo1 alh Bremen. The mails Cane IIayt. AZ
T p ana Iurks lslan close MONDAY at $50 b. m
me mails lor Newfoundland close on TUESDAY al D
I M ne inSs or Mexico via Neworeans close on
MEDN I.oDAf at 800 The mails for Porto Rico and
MaTaeai69 close on I'll ORsDAY a. M rhe mails Tor
AspnWall and south Pacific close on rRURSDAY af IL a
m The mails FOR Cuba, West Indies and Mexico clos On
JAY at 1880 The mails Brazil and Ar,en
TINE hepubhc close on THURSDAY at r. m. Ths maiIs
for anlaca West Indirs sayanna &C. close on Friday
az 1880 a. The mals 1g Nenezdca Cuyacoa co. On
SATURDAY al The mails China ana Japaa close
sATU RDAY 81 1880 m. The mails for Australia &C.
close on SATURDAY at 1870 m. -
49, HENRY g. PEARSON Postmaster.
ostO1ice. NeWYorK. NOV. 5. 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.

Science has even rcvOlutOnized the method
OF making bucwheat cakes. The old way, setting 10
raise night sOuring, fermonting decompoSlns ana
destroying the nutrcut part OF the our, carbonic acd
gas produced the cakes made light But we'll
founded suspicion has always existed that buck"heAt
cakes made In this manner unwhOlesone and udi-
gcsblc, because the chemical action that had taken
place had altered the -four from It's original character
that the s0uring decompOsng process continued W
the stomach ana gave rise TO dyspepsia anu An'u'N
trpublcs.
The way does away with all dccomposing All FER
mcnHg sOurng, and places upon Our tables shoklnS
hot buckwheat cakes In less thau fifteen minutes Tue
le.Ycuug element OF the new process, Wlhcn IN lho
Royal Baking Powder being mixed WIN ihe noun anu
moisture aided, evolves the leaycuug gus ana III no
trit:ous condition -. $500,
point OF heathfuucss 10 ia positive fact tmt puck
wheat ana grddle cakes made IN inns way WIN INC
"Itoyal" powder are very healthy aud can br eaten
with impunity by dyspepucs aud nyaias without as
comfort.
Various preparations and mixtures have been put on
the market from time to time to take the place o. tHe
Royal Baking Powder" such as "seli-ralsing' or
riddle cake" fUurS, uut analysis shows many OF them
to be made from unWhocsOme sul"utu.e IS ana hl1uLe
acids, which have cOrrOdng effect on the membranes
Of the stomach. IL Is much safer Tor all consumers 10
purchase -four themselves that they know 10 Dc g1ud anu
reliable, and add the baking powder, at con7hacrhpc
saving than 10 purchase OF the sO-calcd helII7
ing" Hours which usually compounds OF the FlcSt
nature containing alum phOsphaes IL is stated that
tirccOurths OF the " sclf-u.sing Duckwhea solu IN
the market Ia nothing more than 3" mlduluBs, or the
dark-cOUred ltngs aud impurities when form the re
fuse In chs manufacture OF the higher grades OF hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The United States Commissioners Offices in
the Post Otce building win be open to-day to dispose Of
any cases which may arise out of the election. The Dis
tlctAttorneys office viii also be open.
The Republican candidate for member of the
Assembly in the With District Is James G.. swart,
cigar manufacturer in varck-st. Mr. swars name was
inadvertently omitted from the list Of candidates pub
Hshed in yesterdays TRIBUNE.
The old-fashioned Democrats of Queens and
SUFFOLK Counties becoming FESTIVE because Perry
Belmont seems to consider the Ist District his property
Last year James W. Covert forced out of the
Tor Congress because Mr. Belmont wished TO 80 to Con-
gress Now the Belmont men have managed TO get
Covert INTO the race for Senator 10 get him out OF
Ine way Tor Congress next fall Should Mr.. Covert be
elected no Queens County man get the Democratic
congressional nomination next year.
Ernest II. Crosby, the Republican candidate
for Assembly in the lid District has received letter
from Professor TheodoreW Dwight who says that he
reoiced to learn OF Mr. Crosbys nomination and
the candidate that he will do everything in his power 10
promote his election. IL s refreshing" says the letter.
In those days TO find men Ike 70 willing to in
the Assembly and all good citizens ought aid by voice
aud work In securing their triumphant election"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
.AM4rE AND roUR SAILORS PERISH.

DEYNIs PoRT, Mass, Nov. 7.-Captain Henry
H. Fisk Of the Schooner James Ford West Dennis from
Boston, bound coalng. arrived at Bass River yester-
day. with ten ~ the crew OF the whaling schooner Della
Uolgkns OF New London Conn. whom he picked up in
boat on Saturday night five miles east Of the Pollock
Rip 4ghtshp. Captain Miner, Of the odsSius, reports
IA follows:
Took a squal Friday night when within hearing dis
Of the steam whistle Of Pollock lghtshp, Nan
tuclct shoals In which vessel Capsiz,d and sunk The
crew. fifteen in number had barely tine to get into long
boat; pulled all night without making any progress:
After being I'm boat twcnt four hours without food and
proper clothing mate and four men died from cNhaus-
ton and fright and were thrown overheard. schooner
had been ont since last May. Was from Iceland bound
In with 40 barrels oil.
The mate. who dcd. a nephew % the captain and
belonged In New-Iondou. Tho crew were mostly New
Workers. They taken TO the homes OF citizens In
West Dennis and clothed and properly cared for They
LEFT for New London by train ths morning
The names uf the men who persisted "a me hoal "rIc
Edward Lux. Daniel Hudson and WILLARD loWNcy, OF
N,w. York: Loren Chapman, of Est HIddam, Conn,
and the first mate, :. II. Miner. OF Grotou Conn ne
schooner was owned IN equal shares by captain Miner
aud his brother T. +. Miner. OF Hartford, Conn.