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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
MR. BLAINE ILusrRATEs A POINT


Ucrctdt Adrcrtiser.
Business called me TO eX-SecTetary BlaiEe's
house the other d and ia the course Of conversation
spoke u The anroy to which the Speaker any
legrafiye body Is subject and how is that
one should be not ONLY thorough paraueutarian, but
very clear headed aud nteu prred. Il once knew
said h-. down II Augusta, Maine. by the name
81 Pike. lie Speaker ~ the Lower House. He was
avery able man, bgt drcadiuly cr0tchety al times
egs alive body yOu know, lie Ike school. The speaker
must keep the Teins drawn lightly he VIII lose all con
troll the members win commence throwing spit
balls al each other, taphOricaNy speaking Well one
day the House got MO dreadful snarl The imp Of
Ieryerslty seemed 70 have taken possession Of them al
The whole day had been spent IN daOry motions on one
aide, pcuttl4y lnersPersed with clatiug and abuse
from the other Pike. who nearly franc viii rage
elii preserved calm exterior AT last lis pa lei &c
gave way, and pounding With = gayel unul a partial
quiet had been Restored, he exclaimed IL has been
moved aud seconded that The House adjourn; all IN
favor " that motion, etc. No had made such
proposition and there but feeble ayes Those
opposed, shouted the Speaker And perfect chorus
went up tnat fairly shook Tie chamber. But Ike wac
No dS'Oucerted. The ayes have IL and the House Is
AoJo4rueG.' You know" continued Mr.. Blaine III his
Instructive manner, that when a DOdy finishes ifs
cehbc asl0Ds u sdlourns Lutil some particular time
A"arr Of tDs fact tall men Der from ArOOstoOk arose
IN Us Sodt and pointing has long bony finger IN Pixies
direction exclaimed, We adjourn Mr.. Speaker 20 meet
AsaA when & The answer came with crushing prompt
ness 4 dont give II you never meet again."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

Adde'S BLF0RE THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AT
JAMES TOWN, y. Y.

-N'-D~'-A'-D-'
JAMESTOWN, y. Y.
rBY TELEGEiTH To THE TRIDUSEl
JAMESTOWN. n Y, June Judge Tourgce
delivered an address 70 Press Association "The Re
l3tious Of the Newspaper Press TO Private
Morals and Public Virtue" He said that
possibly his subject should not have
been divided The root Of public virtue, he said is in
private morals. That states the whole question. We
are apt to estimate the press grand vague, udef-
mite power. II IS not power. II
is not force. II is simply means lever an nstru-
mentality which lends itself to The Lords hand or the
devils with equal readiness. The press in reality is
ONLY a means OF placing one mans ideas before a
thousand or a million II is only a man In dis
guse The valuo Of the press depends on the man
who has his hand the lever. 70 may mean
liberty. right Coincidence the reverse Every
ncspaper has one great end II IL printed the ad
vantage OF some individual II is honest. manly
behind the press that makes 1t ht To come into
the family. The rumseller caunot do tho harm
in year that the bad man who Las the
long end the lever OF press can do N week The
man behind the newspaper comes into our daughters
heart before it feels the thrill OF womanhood 10 lift or
degrade it, Many good womans life is turned to shame
by the press OF to-day.
The speaker deprecated the publishing Of gossip and
scandal urging that ia treating Of the
ulcers OF society clean language should be
used and that the treatment should he brief
should not Do less Tree, DlL s Ltt"h
he that OF gentleman The editor has right 10 sup
press damaging IN the lives Of public men II on
careful e1anina Of the evidence he believes them
TO be true but innueudOwh there doubt OF It'd truth
fitness ineIcusabe The lance OF the press directed
again.t breast known be innocent is sigh "a make
demon blush. The decision Of Philadelphia court nm
iug literary buzZard 81 900 for an uJusuhaDlr hDe
VS. approves and the speaker hoped mat Tue PrrPFe
tor. Of the paper on which he WAS employed WOuh DC
dn.i twenty five times that sum.
I'm conclIsion he id 81 would not for my LIE de-
nr,t I'M one iota the grandeur Of tls position which
ynu occupy. 1 nave sympathy with those who de
ciare tGIt all Of the EVIL VI to-day comes
ro9 tpat source Even the youngest o. US can reach
h,cT 10 the real establishment Of the modern new-pA
UeT can reach back ~ the real OrgihiLauon OF
Inc wonderful cuan OF new-gatherers about
the world do believe that It's destiny Is 10 90 eFl
/ believe those that have. a. Well az
fho.e tnat Will hold this power hereafter VIII De
Good men in MANI and OelleNe thht
a. We -ual learn duty better as We shhu recognize
ur Dersoual e=pOusibuty more clearly, We shhh per
urn AZ more eOusy IL Is easy 10 decry the press
onr Amrrcaa press 10 brave press IL Is tue Iolce ol
tn.isy II NAV now and thea take time TO become
nanos nut sooner later 10 voices tue VIII OF Col
~onurr or later 10 puts IN the veto upon TIE act 81
rvruuv Sooner Later tlndOlses Inc LIE O H5-t'Ou'
ness" $500, - ,- -. -, ,ho q" e,nctf,r,
Klugf which WAS uruned 10 b. the puDIc AeaII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
STILL ANXIOUS FoR BLA1NE's LEADERSHIP.

Fv.Secretary Blaine has declined the invita-
hls fellow liens Of Maine Ia become a candidate
-, - Large, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the nunin ma
non would be- equivalent 70 an election II VII De- re-
49, mat Mr. flame cannot reconcile II vita bis pr-
- 10 again cDier public life and especially 10
re.ln,e bis old position OF Republican leader OF the
r. 90 - Fr m Secretary If state 10 Representative
NAV not seem Ike political promotion; but Mt Blaine
sh6ui be wiling 10 sacrifice good deaf Tor the parry
r. nav II .u r. great Disadvantages rom the Lack OF
Intelligent and bold leadership In Congress- and u II
shou fortunately happen that IN the NEXT House the
fer,ertts Will have aicritv capable leader viii be
esprciay needed uoaunOt be supposed that MI 3 aine
intends to retire permanently from political HE, and
a. w Of whatever sa tion he may entertain he should
consider 70 be not hs Gt, to the party that bas 80 con
unaousv hePOred aim 10 make personal Sacrifices for
It's sake Il il ASKS him 10 do 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
INCAPABLE Of SETTING HIMSELF RIGHT.
mn IN M nL-clnnall knluALer-

Az acquaintance of President Arthur said to
IN 20 ay that President not content m his
mind. and began 10 approaching uupopuarty,
and shrink before but hr TO have genius
fyr changing is advisers throwing himself upon
Of all DO, prctge OF his past relations with them
When he IN NewlorG few weeks ago his popular
iy fair During the present visit 10 is naDilesly
the general comments Of the ami
observers hgu class OF citizens. show that the
great body of the party ana Indeed, Of citizens without
regard 90 party almost ceased 10 expect better
veopIneuts. 1 Thought the President Oh Decoration
night looked Il LIE had not very cheerful mind. he
ent seemed probable That he going To respond TO
sOme calls aud speak and Con king up him AID
sInouthud hin back into his chair blanket seemed
thrown the nOuse, aut there ocular proc that
the dark influence retains It's sway tie former
Collector of tlIs Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
PUBLIC OPINION
ALUDICROUs THREAT.
.L---.--. r-.-.-..-I II I'm

Tr0n 7 =
More than week ago 1t was G3te dSan5f Mr. Mr.
poIteu n,ron onenly averred that he wOuid 90 10
n'on and work agiin-t protective t25in uHes
nto--,,, IN him was W hiraWn al nome IHslo -
opo7..i'DHi man wIo Tell down particularly deep anu
,oHss a., veil HIS cries brought number 81 ms
- M relief and at Their suggestion ne p'TGIa abe A.
ieSt Thrp the work Of rescue be an But tAs m
- ras 25Opnunder. 80 that the task OF r TIN,
n. ,rSace was somew hat tedious he tholku1 Il "a
So and IN order 10 ncie ms Ilen'lS " be
1870 cxrrtions he exclaimed: Hsul faster, VI oo
neNe M All the rope 90 The Of Erln's e1ciaha
- b. about a. impressive as senator va -
upou the Independents 10 fail INTO me OF nc Il e 49,
M ylry intellect against a protective tAIIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08


The foreign mails ths w'cE fnuns SATURDAY.
lime in. 1881 AT this ohce GA ~ ESDAh. at
a. m Tor europe by steamship Wyoming. va lleens0sR
-irr- should De directed per
and Al So H., europe, " steamship uabsDuTs.
SourhamptOn and Bremen on WEDN t>DAf, al q TOR
luroe 5y steamship Batas a. VIA Queenstown lttisrs
Lr,ue. must e ccted 'por Ba.as.A snd al
france direct. Dy steamship - laalrDt. va Hasro,
Tt tSDAN. 7su Tor ireland. steamship CITY u
Pas via Queenstown Qetters Tor Great it4n other
European countries must be Ginttcl per ty of Pan,
outh, Cherbourg ana il Amburg SATURDAY. at ga
fo Europe steamship .ttiuc, Queenstown letters
for Germany -c8ua.d must De- d roceI per famu
for scotland lUcL by steamship An ur
VIA 4 a. Tor Bel direct. bv steamship
lIly LAND, Via Antwerp; and a. "a a. an, 10 ruups.
dOsevla southampton AMI Brcmcu. The
the est indies and Brazil, Dy sieanship aaugerOn al
Mexico, VIA New orleans. close on WEDNESDAY at 80
D. The mails Nassau and MataDlas cuba. steam
snip Oily OF Antonio close On TIA ~ DAY D. "a.
malls BarDadOrs aud l1udai, steamship
borough close IN T. IsDAN ~ The ADA
Porto and Mexico BY steam ship Enple
IsoDAl at $50 y. The mails Tor Jamaica
Island aud Port lnOh, steamship Athos cosa
FRIDAY at 10 a IN. Tho nails Neut Euela ar
acOa By steamship accas, close ON SAIUN DAN A IA
The malls Tor Asphwai aud south Pacific ~ steamship
pa,o. close "a SAL KDAI al 10 m. The for Cubs
and Porto steamship ~ wpOr, close ArI tDAY
D. The mails sayaaila Grey town ami Port
LimOn, by ste mshp Caaiia- close SAru RDAs At ii
The mails for China and Japan Francisco coss
June 10. al The mails ul Australia san Fran
cisco close jane "a al M. rne Ior BerDuda by
steamship Dessoug close Gu iiU ttsDAf at 1880 d. IA
HENRY a. PEARSON, POsIu A.ter
Poss once, Aew.i0rA, .as Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
MAJOR B HENRY SCHIEY.

BALTIMORE, June l. Major b. Henri Schey
deu at Frederlck, Md, yesterday after lingering III
ness OF consumption. he lOrty-one years old Az
the outbreak - he organized the nrst volunteer
company III Frederick County ana from that time forth
h. served IN lst Maryland Regiment until tue close
o. tue war taking part Ia nearly all the gagcmeuts OF
the Army OF tue IO,Olulc. lie Was lurnJcr OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic anu Of nc Masonic frateT
,.fFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
GLOOMY NEVIS fB0M SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, May 29.-lnteiligence from the
spt Coast il TO the effect that Ecuador Is IN the ifOc7
Of revolution Peru IN anarchy aud disorder boA'l" al
safe distance from ihe coast, preserving ne sAo" u
military force and Chill smlitea by epdeihlcs ID
v,rious districts and cursed by hrgindAse HH"l4-
nov has committed great ravages in the country aud Ia
- t,,arlrrntg n epidemic Tho situation ia Eeiu 10
unchanged. ercept tnAt anarchy If Dcc9mi1s nipe 80
srr,na ami al government arc D'iHs 49,.
tFrn1qu In many parts VI the couhu1 &c
nriv authority recognized Is the municipal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
PRIZES F0R W0MENS DESIGNS

The students of the Woman's Technical De-
sign were given reception last night at the house OF
MIS- Florence l. Cory No. 2Jl West Twenty -third-st.
Two pr1es II $50 EACH given MISS Lilae Wyer
oil e. Paul, and Miss Minnie Alcott, Of New
b'uns"lck for the best esgns on
noqlette Miss Wyer also received $50 Jr the best
design IN body brussels and Nlss Lzs irlce $50 as
thr secDhd piLe. Misc Helen r. Maltbe, OF Syracuse,
Wa gwen prize Oi 90 Tor the 0esign for tapestry
Lrussels. Mfs ID. q. truy Lresented the prizes and
made bTleI address, There were about 200 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
NAVAL ACADEMY ExERCLSES.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June THE Board Of Wis
itors Of the Naval Academy had long meeting, today
discussing reports Of the several subcommttees After
this they witnessed battalion dr and the annual com
pettve dr Of companies VI cadets for the dag
The successful company commanded by Cadet l. g.
DOYLE Miss Dawes daughter OF Senator Dawes made
the presen tatOn The judges OF the drl General
t. ID Townsend, General A. r. stevens. John B. Thomas
Chester h. Darral and Charles WatrOus,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
REvENrE RkroRn1Rs AT DMNER.

The Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club ate dinner
at HubePs restaurant IN brooklyn last night. ne
Rev Henry Ward Beecher presided Speeches
were made by DAVID A. Wells OF Norwich, captain
Goldman, Pro essOr kosaiter W. Raymond, Thomas
g. shearman aud Others. Among those present
we're H. t. Demng. Alfred &. Chaplin, ). /: How
ard. q. L. tord, L. Nj. Shepard, ID. A. Body and
i T. Penraall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
NEW COAL MINERS AT WORK.

CUMBERLAND, Md, June THE second
insament Of 80 foreign miners for the Consolidation
Company arrived here this afternoon, aud were
taken by special train to Eckhart, and were
Immediately placed inside the police line.
Tie special police thoroughly guarded them from all out
side communication on their arrival at Eckhart Tue
creates excitement prevailed the striking miners hav
ing ccDgregaied H. very rge numbtrs calling 10 new
inside line and desert company
3nd 'ey should have the striking miners aid ana pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

Mississippi bOatman with immense feet,
stopping at D,ic-hOuse, asked the porter for boot
jack pull of his boots The colord gsutleuan after
examining the strangers feet, broke follows No
jack big nun for fces JacAass couldn't pull
'eu OIL mass wid0ut fraktTing de eg Iuae bester 20
back about tree miles To roads s1 pull eID
.ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 2. l A. m.-DuriIg the greater
part Of yesterday the tendency in the barometer was
downward Clear weather prevailed The temperature
ranged 5So and $50, C69ss' being
1899 lower than day at and
5ifo higher than on Tuesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather and hight changes In
temperaura with chances % occasional Light showers
day. may be expected To-day IL this city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

This purpOrts to be literal translation from
the German -" Pretty wfesn,' sad Herr X. 10 his
young Deghbpress, give you yet kiss-let; ask
only out Or curiosity, bee iase gladly know would
whether it from your mouth sweeter tastes than that OF
rauP Negub0r,' replied She snsppisnly, ask you
ONLY my husband; he bas your dear frau many kiss
gwen hc must 1t knO " "-lsyracnse Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
~ EDITOR ASSAULTED.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June I'D. NJ Ool-
man. editor OF The Roc'cood Aep"o"ed', vas
- ,r.ton Tenn. Yesterday by j. w. Hood lie was sc
-, h.,,., cer the ne.d with a club. Both men we're
snnyljc4n. Ihs difficulty originated over political
differences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
RrSH CHENEY

HARTFORD, Conn, June Rush Cheney,
one Of the wenown firm OF Cheney Brothers, six man
ulActurer OF south Manchester ded morning at the
age Of Sky seven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

want 70 call him. lie had been seen 70 enter
the house and IL. search was made ana
in the bathroom no found lying on the hoor nuao
and insensible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
4 LECTURE on COL0RADo.

The Rev. F. J. Stanley, Of Leadville, Colorado,
lectured at the Presbytera Memorial Church IN
M,Gtson-ave.. last evening on Colorado IN Cen
eraL aud LeadYiue, the City OF IbSh Lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
MASS MEETING IN HOAOR or GARIBALDL

The representatives of the various Italian
soeietes in thia city met evening at NO " west
lourth-.L, and decided To hold mass Ineetnb ~
auuanY Hall ca sunday night next, Al WHICH s4oeSS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPORL.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopas for ne past "a hoarE


WASHINGTON. June 8, / a. m.-The barometer
is lowest in the Lawrence Valley and highest In tho
South Atlantic States Clear weather continues On tho
Atlantic coast and north of the Ohio Valley with warmer
southery winds Cloudlness has increased in the Gul
States aud Tennessee with eastery winds local rains
and no change In temperature SOuthery winds and
clear weather continues in the Northwest.
Indications for today
For the Middle Atlantic States. fair weather
during the day south tO west winds stationary or all
ing barometer followed by local rains during the ngnt
For England far weather followed by lOca rans
winds mostly from south to west, rising followed BY
light fall IN temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

A. Governor vetoed the Ca1 bill yon should
your Furniture carpets &C. Of the Old reliable CowFEa'
IHWAIIs give credit and .OWeft prices
50 b. l59 Chat st. and II Brooklyn AZ iOs ~ Az
FultOn-sL Established ~ years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
TIKIAG OPIUM 10 END HIS LIFE.

A man who gave his name "a Alfred Brog-
man engaged board at No. ia Frst-sL Monday. AS
Ae did cot appesr at The dinnerable last night ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
HENRY j JOHNSON

HARTFORD, June Henry j. Johnson, for
many years the Wholesale provision and grocery
Hess here and prominent and wealthy cluLen died to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In this ty ~ tenths
Of
thr
By tn cuy The okrn oioii tns rre.sn.s
the variations Indicated sa<moIast< a~@
. PaAl 8is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
MARRIEU.

Observation-Disclosures the 6th inst. at the resi-.
deuce parents. by the Rev. Charles ODD of
Albany Dickinson to Frances eldest daughter "
Nath4nIel A BOyntOu. al VI this lily.
al notices Of Marriages must be iai0rSCd Uih JsU
Ddl1f aud a,gIyegs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
Moet & ChandOn

GREEN SEAL silery MoussegH Suporlelri.
WHITE SEAL lCreanAAt ~ blanc.
GOLD SEAL Grand trenant lmperlN.
q. r. MEENr
So AGENT for the ed states importer OF nc bran
,iios NJ 30 o. BrotI-sf. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

Bottled the direct of the Pruss Al Govern
meat - uueq Galcd as Fable FAter
recommended by the principal Medical Authorities u
kurVpe
ANTHONY OECHs s. " Arron.s 81, y. Y.
sole Agent for the U. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
SPECIAL Notes
4. Aimbe. x Sons.

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A UIegemans tsastricine
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when really effective prepa aGon such a. our Dastrtina
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tfug sic1 lIfr0Hs Iad
NJ puOc Generay thai ~rtrn sisuature II upon
every DOx II purchased sold al drugssts AZ
80 cent. per box sent b mail J. y. uEpEMAN & CO,
broadway, corner otn-st. New York
Artistic Memorials.
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Quarries ami s1Ops NssteriF Z. d.
Fine mOlnne1tal I1d OlIIl FOrk "a rama DraFinp
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Congress Water
all Cathartc. Alternative sp"citr Tor All
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Houseseepers can get the made from Old
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Goods stored until fall circulars With references ADD prices
sem pa Application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

in honor Of Garbald win be delivered by General
Franz 5igel, General Joseph DASH and q. Ciprienl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08
TROUBLES WITH WORKIyGMEN

the reception The school is at No sss West Thirty
fourth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

20 weeks without Nno. 'ature or clasnc seni zoe
.uar CONTAINING references Dt~ HOlI. 30 Vest @lthsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-08

AU notices % y
name and didreSs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-26
l2S Zabriskie Elias

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Register Agent will
receive objections TO thc.right to
vote on the part of any person
registered on the foregoing list Of
voters until 6 o'clock p. NJ. on the
fourth day previous to the lst day
Of May, A. ID. 1882. All persons
whose names may be enormously
entered in the above list are re
quested to appear at my office
and have such error corrected.
All objections to the right to vote
shall be made only by qualified
clector, in writing, setting forth
the ground Of objection or disqual-
iiicatiOn, and sworn to, or affirm
ed to, to the best Of his knowl-
edge and belief.
Given under my hand this
DIST lay of April, a. y. 1882.
W. NJ. CARY,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-26
LIST OH
REGISTERED VOTERS

~ -AliN&SIcC 4'AoI VII
SO Anderson William
1876 Ally Zadock
Isl Abel Dan
ITO Appelberg Carl O
200 Adams Jewett W
col Aube Eustache
$50 Atherton Coleman c
1903 Ardery Alexander NJ
366 Avery David W
31S Adams Joshua F
1926 Appleton Charles D
, Babcock Jasper
10 Baker Sam
II Boskowitz Frank
20 B0wker Milo A
81 Bence Horace II
"A Bigler David
= Berry Glenn
81 Beam John Z
05 Eollcn Robert v
% Brannan Patrick
l0l Bylne William S
ia Rakcr Archer
:2o Rrvson Caoroe G.
~ Rn,n;s Stcnhen !
13H Ernadhnad William O
I57 Hr,,Ic Dicndonne 7,
1o1 nover Isaac
303 RoTt;nc Horace T
rs Hnrton Jacob R
229 BRYANT Gooroe "
235 Dran]t Dominique
256 B;c}lno}l Charles T
237 Dur!ineanlo Joseph \
26l Bender David A
2G7 Bullock Frederick "
300 Bradley George n
29I Brown Rufus r
33S Hcroevin Alexander
$40 Beam Augustus 3 b
.}41 Beam Lcdru I
$50 Hurr0uchs Robert f
SCI Drulin Charles \
372 Belknap Charles Il
81 Beam Jacob I.
so BRAY Charles +
4l5 Burns Frank
t23 Benton James FL
2 Gary " "
Is CamDbell George c
IT Cavanaucll Peter Jr
IS Cowcn William J
20 Covinc George Is
IS Clark George "
80 Coffin Trenmor
:,2 Crawford Robert r
IS Colbott John W
IS Cnedic Walter II
II Cohn Abe
IS Cohn Hy1nan
S. Culbreath John "
Il Corbett Daniel G.
90 Cook John r
100 Cayanagh
Ill Gree Domino
i13 Culp David r
l1G Cottrell William D
40 Clark Willis G
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SO Robinson Keeler
60 Risdon John
III Robert Andrew
1876 Ray George
lG5 RosSer John
POS Roberts Oliver
2l5 Rider William M
21S Roberts James d
226 Robertson John
PA Richard George ID
PSI Rollins Whitman A
357 Rice Henry H
35S Rose Nathan II
3S3 Rinckel John "
384 Robinson Marshall
397 Rice Phiolo W
400 Rodman Richard 5