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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-27
MENTION.
Newsaud Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

News u GOSSIP In Reference 10 various
People.
Mr.. Oscar seeley Is III.
Col. ]. Wise Norton went east last ave-
ming.
Judge Boyd is taking a pleasant trip
through Virginia.
a. G. Dayton, Esq a prominent citizen Of
Philippi, is in the city.
Sam voltz, OF the State House, is home
from Mountain Lake Park.
DR.. Eugene Hoge is spending a few days in
New York city with relatives.
MIR. Charles Goetzs, the sixtsenth street
druggist wentto Pittsburgh yesterday.
8. NJ. Howard, Esq, left last evening for
Baltimore, where his family are visiting.
Capt Tom Prince will take in tire opening
Of the B., z. &C. railroad at Summertield
next Wednesday.
Mr.. Jack Hanna has returned from the
South Branch, where he has been fishing and
enjoying tho hospitality OF Ike Parsons.
DR.. Reed McC. Baird has returned from a
three weeks trip about Milwaukee and other
western cities. He is very much pleased
with the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Rinehart entertIi lined
tlt 1dQOU plhuluk Sluu 1876 etouthh Nv upai
residence on South Penn street, Garden Spot,
before their annual departure to try to catch
fish.
Messrs. James Hall and Irwin Singleton
have gone u the lakes. They will go down
the 81. Lawrence. take in the Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Quebec and Portland, Me-,
from which plaza tuey will Start for home.
Mr.. Thos. F. Nichols, OF the IErELLiGEscER
composing rooms, has been over in Ohio Wis
iting old friends. "Doc" gets the following
from the 81. ClairsvIlle Ga:eAe: ''Thos. F.
Nichols, of the Wheeling lsrELtIGESCEE
office, who has not visited 81. Clairsville for
five years, alter spending a few days with his
brother, Joel Nichols, Of this office, left on
Wednesday 10 visit his brother James, at
Cambridge" The Barnesyill Enterprise says:
"Among our visitors last week was Mr.. Thos.
F. Nichols, OF Wheeling, who cine up to see
his old friends In this place. MI. Nichols
was a resident OF Barnesyille in 1857, and
remained here until jane, 1858, during which
time he was associated with the editor Of the
Enterprise In the publication Of Barnssyille's
first newspaper, the Intelligence. Mr.. Nichols
has been engaged for many years as q COM
positor on Wheeling newspapers, and al.
though 1t Is twenty-five years since he left
here, looks as young as he used to be-"
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Alltrainsd lily except Sunday.
Pullnian's PaIAc. Drawing Room SlCcpInr Can
through without change fTm stelbenville East 10
Philadelphia and New York. West TO Coium6a
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis nj
81. Lorls.
For through tickets, baggage checks, pleCpInso,
accommodations, and any further information, ~
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh IttcCt, or Gt(iy
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling,
JAMEA McCRRA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
Z. A. FORD,
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INSTANTLY KILLED
BY THE BREAKING OF AN ELEVATOR
A, til. Rlr.r,ls. Bliss, Fur....-A MAJ Cru,A.d
By the ORE ~HOlstsr-Anothsr BsnwOOd ssn.a.
tIOp-A Prominent Mailer Attempts to
Take his Llh-A Fatal Cave la.

About 8 O'Clock last evening a terrible and
fatal .cctdept occurred st the Riverside blast
furnace, at Benwood, by which a workman
named Toney wa instantly killed, A load
Of ore, coke and limestone, in bSrrowS, had
been placed upon the elevator upon which
stock is lifted to the cupola for the purpose
Of charging the furnace, and this had been
raised about half way TO the top, when the
strong hosting rope, or cable, parted, aud
the elevator fell, gathering force as II de-
Sceuded, until 1t aIighted AZ the bottom with
fearful weight Anthony Toney, one OF the
Workmen employed In the stocE house, was
caught In the fall AID crushed and mangled
In d horrible manner. Death was ~instAntan-
cons, Of course. Toney'S fellow workuien
exIrfcated his body from its pos ton, and u
doctor was summoned, but his services were
OF no avail. The corpse was removed ~ the
mans late residence, where an inquest was
held by i Justice aud a verdict rendered In
accordance with the facts.
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Byvlr.ue Of a deed Of. Trust, dated The std day o.
August. A. D., 1850. nadeby VIM, m IL. fostct and
EntlnA Foster; his wife, 70 the undersigned Trustee
10 secure the payment Of q certain pr0misSoEy note
mentioned therein, which deeu Is recorded In the
of3t , oil The clerk OF the county Court Of Ohio
will proceed toLell at the innt door OF the Court
House, In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1883,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following de.
sciibed part or port on OF that parcel OF glouLd
Iwced by The said william q; Foster, and lytug I'm
mcdiAlely north OIL and J.R. Baker's addition 10 the
said city Of Wheeling. and between the same and
the lands Of the Wheeling, Pittsburgh Z baltimore
Railroad Company, and fronting forty (i0I feet on
the north lire Of Eleventh street, and bounded "A
two.story brick Cwclling houle owned BY Andrew
u. Britt, situated on said parcel OF ground; thence
weStwardly on the line Of Eleventh street tWeity
feet six inches 10 feet q inche,I; thence northward.
ly at right augles with said street about one hun.
bred and twenty feet TO the south line OF the lands
Of said Wheeling. n! tsburgh 4 DAltilnGFe Railroad
Company; thence with said lot named line east.
w4rdiy forty feet: thence At right angles with said
railroad csmpany's line about one hundred and
twenty feet 10 the north line oil kleventh street:
thence wGstwardly along Eald north line Of EAid
stree nineteen leet S3 inches to the pace Of be.
ginning, being the west half Of lot NO 9 and the
east half Of lot o. 2, a. laid out In q private plat
Of said parcel Of gIound IN tie possession Of A. II.
Britt.
TERMS OF sALE-onethird Of the puEchaFc
money aud 10 much more AZ the pui chaser may
elect 70 pay In cJSh. and the rtsidne In two equal
annualp payments with interest from the day oil
sale, the purchase or To give his notes with good 30
curity lof the deferred payments, and the legal title
10 the props rty 70 be retained until the purchase
The title Is believed 10 be perfect: but, !ellIng as
trustee, ! Shall convey only such title As Is vested
JOSEPH h. PAUL.,
LEI THfN6tRn
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p,srnEssInG CASUALTY.
Fatal Fall or a ledge of Roek over I'm
nhIn-


The n~eighborhood north OF Fairyiew, on
the National road, in Guernsey county, just
over the Belmont county border, is shrouded
in grief on account OF a fatal accident which
occurred on Tuesday afternoon on the farm
OF Reuben Bono, II resulted in the death
OF Rupert Hyde asd the serious injury oil
Byron Anderson, two yOnng men OF that
vicinity. They were engaged at work III u
stone quarry, and during the frequent rains
OF the DAY had taken refuge under y ledge OF
rock and clay which ovsrhuug y portion oil
The quarry. The frequent aud heavy rains
Of tbs previous day had loosened the earth,
and while the two men were beneath the
ledge the heavy mass OF earth and
rock suddenly fell and buried them
cut OF sight. The accident was
discovered by persons in the vicinity. and
help was speedily summoned from %LetghtoI-
ing farms, and willing hands engaged In the
work OF rescue. In o short time Mr.. Hyde
was extracted from the debris In an uncoh'
scious and dying condition. Mr.. Anderson
had one arm badly crushed and a hip mash
ed, but his Injuries may moi prove fatal. The
accident caused great exCitementtn the neigh
borhood and among the persons whogaye tne
alarm was q Mrs. Brewers, who rode on horse
back with a little girl in her arms to the
house OF MIR. Auderson's father. Durtngthe
ride the horse stumbled, and mother and
child were thrown to the ground, the little
girls arm bsinR broken.
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A CRY BOARD OF HEALTH.
What wheeling ought to Do In View oil
the AsiAtic Plague.

What wheeling Ought TO DO Ia Vie" Oh
h AsiAtic Plague.
Party in view of a possible visitation from
the cholera, and even more because the sdni-
tary protection of Wheeling is far from what
1t ought to be, Council is to be asked at Its
next meeting to create a Board of -Heslth.
In the same vein is the suggestion that the
city shall avail itself OF all the power Of the
county aud State. This end 1t Is proposed to
effect In this way: The County Commission
ers will shortly be asked TO nominate othe
State Board OF Health three representatives
of that body In Ohio county. II Is suggested
that these gentlemen be elected by Council
MS we'll, so that there would be q concentra-
ton Of responsibility and authority, result
ing in the greatest benefit 10 the city.
medical maj who has made a study OF
local sanitary conditions, and who has
watched the onward stride Of the Asiattc
plague, gives 1t as his opinion that cholera
will reach this county within the year, and
in all probability at no very distant day.
II will shortly strike Spain, from
whenceit will be brought 10 New Orleans.
fromthere making lis way up the Mississippi
Valley, with little hope. OF Wheeling e-
Gaping. - :,
In view OF the terrible probabilities 1t is
thought that Wheeling can not hiIort 70 de-
lay whatever measures may break the force
Of the plague 1t It shall come. In any event
wheeling will lose nothing by setting her
house in order.t
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From an eminent Chemist.

The true worth OF DR.. Prices Cream Bak.
Ing Powder.
that | have used DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder in my family in preference 10 any
other, for more than ten years, and that l
have In that time analysed numerous sam
pies OF the same, purchased by myself for my
own use, from different places 10 open mar
KIT and'in original packages, and that have
in every case found 1t strictly pure and relia.
Bile Cream OF Tartar Baking Powder, comprised
Of pure material and free from ammonia, alum
or adu~lteration OF any Bind, Us well as from
anything in the least injurious or objection
able. III every case l hRve found this ar
tlcle to be SO composed as to yield the largest
percentage OF car6onic acid, and therefore Of
effective force consistent with the compost.
lion OF q pure Cream Of Tartar Baking Pow
der OF good keeping quality. Having com.
pared this with other well known rival Bak-
Ing Powders, l find that 1t Is excelled by
none OF these, aud that 1t Is superior 10 that
most advertised, In the fact thst Dr.. Prices
Is a pure Cream Of Tartar Baking Powder.
instead OF being compounded In part Of
ammonia, which I consider Objectionable in
any Baking Powder. G. A. MARINER, Analy-
tical aud Consulting Chemist NwF&w
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rrnn.fer. or Rom E.tate..

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to record
the following deeds In fee:
Deed made July IS, byJeremiah. Shepherd
and wife 70 the Board Of Education OF the
School District Of .W~heelingJin oonsidera-
ton Of 5000, for lot No. 40, on the south
side OF Maryland street, between North York
street and North Broadway, Island.
Deed made March %, byA. Wilson Kelly
and; wife TO Sarah, Mary A., Margaret ]. and
William Hosaek, in confederation OF $500,
for lot 4 in Weibels division Of the ThomsS
Thornhurg estate, on the National road, con-
tanning u acre. a{l
Deed made November lss2, by Benjamin
Springer and wife to William Hosack, in
consideration OF $3.50, for SIX acres In Triadel'
phia district, belonging tothe Thomas Thorn
burg estate Ks Es
Deed made July q, BY Henry Morgan and
wife, 10 Ellen, aifeof Myron HubbArdSin
considers ton OF S1726, for the northlpaftgo Of
lots 4O,l Hand a. on South Front street.
Deed made July "a, by Mary Cameron and
Michael MoGluskeyIto GathertnefM cC luskey,
In consideration o. $50, for lotf In square
% in the Buena Vista addition TO Wheeling.
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Cambridge iO.) Dolly Tmtt.
Wool shows q decided tendency to rise. 1t
started low and has steadily increased until
now the prices asked aud paid are SSAGsSic
with indications Of still higher figures. In
Belmont county wool has generally this year
sold at from a half to q cent better figures
than It has been selling in Guernsey, while
the grade Of wool Is no better. In Harrison
county, the prices for the finer woods have
ranged from So to IS and so cents, with the
.ordinary,, grades selling at the rates paid 10
this county. In Tuscarawas the prices paid
have usually been good. Ledlie & Son, OF
Rimbolton, who have done considerable
buying in this county, bought one fine lot OF
four thousand pounds Monday at an average
or So cents. We learn from an Antrim CORE
spondent that @. Troll & Sons. OF St. Clairs-
vile, bou-ht ut Antrim last Tuesday, forty
thousand pounds at S3h csnts. The same
parties have bought over twenty
thousand pounds since then ct the same rates,
in a few instances paying more. Wool buy
ara who have been over this county, say that
three.fourths OF all the clips have been sold,
but admit that the price IL likely 10 rise,
though It viii probably AZ no time amount to
more than an average OF 50 cents.
s. Gsirsrile, to.) 6a;dt.
Wool in this vicinity, Is not moving very
briskly at prices offered. The bulk OF the
clip remains In the hands 'otthe growers and
BUYERS do not seem very anxious. Thirty.
five cent? Is the highest price offered or paid
FOL. the beStgrade Of wool.
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RIVER NEWS.
Steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.

Steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Levee Gossip.
The st. Lawrence leaves for Cincinnati to-
morrow evening.
The big electric light steamer Ohio Is due
down this morning.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this port
this evening.
The Frank stein cleared at 1890 A. NJ,
half an hour ahead Of the Courier, yester.
The Scotia passed up at II A.. NJ. and
the Emma Graham down at 1850 A. N. The
latter had q big trip.
The Barnard went to bank under tho
bridge yesterday. The Belle Prince and
Princess are also laid up there.
The Harry Knox raised her chimneys yes.
terday. They look very neat This new
packet will probably make her trial trip
Monday.
The new Chesapeake has received her last
coat Of paint and expects 10 leave for her
Gallipotis and Parkersburg trade on Sun.
dsy. She looks prettier every day.
Tho river after rising nearly all day Wed.
uesday fell Wednesday night. Yesterday 1t
commenced to rise and was still rising at
uukks AZ tuut hhhu tdo ihhlGAbeu u
d. psh OF I feet 0 inches.
The ST. Lawrence will pass up this morning
for Pittsburgh. This elegant side wheel
steamer Is too well known to the travelling
public to need any extended notice. She Is
a fast, commodious and popular boat CON.
manded by efficient officers and deservedly
popular with the trade.
A gang OF men was put to work on the
leyee yesterday afternoon by the Board OF
Public Works. It may seem AtrInge TO river
men, but the levee Is really being repaired.
The boulders are being driven back In their
placts. Next year., maybe, the entire wharf
will be torn up and flags putdown.
MoEaASTows, ". Va, Ju,y 26.-River6 feet
10 inches and falling; weather oleM; thermo.
meter SEQ.
cYcIssGrE, o, July 2a-Rivsr 10 feet aud
falling; weather clear and pleasant Arrived,
Andes, Wheeling.
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BRIDGEpORT.
All the News and Gossip OF Wheeling,
Nearest Heighbor.

All the News anu GOhsip OF Wnee'inkh
Nearest Neighbor.
W. T. G.aham returned yesterday from
Baltimore, Nd. W. H. Tallman is home from
a Western trip. Miss Maggie Adolph is in
Cincinnati. Colonel Glenn Steel was in town
yesterday. Senator Wagner isattending the
reunion at Columbus. Mr.. North West re-
turned yesterday from q trip though Eastern
Ohio. The editor OF the Belmont Chronicle,
Mr.. Hunt, was In town yesterday. Mrs.
Glenn Branum returned last evening from n
four weeks visit at her fathers, ut Wellsyille.
Col. John w. Hill, the livery stable man,
Is At Rayenna, Ohio, purchs1ing new hacks,
carriages and buggies. Heinlein Brothers
have about completed a new iron roof on The
Etna iron mill. ]. NJ. Woodcock Is placing
a new engine In his foundry, and generally
enlarsing and improving his works. Helm
lein's new building Is nearing completion,
and Is a model In architecture. John Helm.
lsin returned yesterday from q business trip
through Southern Ohio. Dr.. Van Wagner's
colorcd boy has pulled more teeth during the
past month than all the dentists In town.
Many Ia the bloody -mouthed toothless boy
he has sent home recently. He hes been
calling In the boys and practioing his calling
during the Doctors absence.
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TIRED or LiFE.
Rash Peabody, Greenwood, shoot" Him
self with Suicidal Intent.

Rash Peabody, ofBenwoOd, Shoots Him
self with Suicidal intent.
{ Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock,
Rush Peabody, a well known mailer at the
Bsnwood Iron Works, attempted to commit
suicide, aud only missed executing his pur'
by bad aim. he had been On a spree,
the first for several years and when its effects
began TO wear oil a lit Of depression followed,
under the influence Of which he procured q
revolver and shot himself in the left breast.
The ball penetrated tho lung, instead Of the
heart, as intended, and lodged just beneath
the skin, in the tlesby part Of the back. Or
Ford was summoned, and removed the ball.
He pronounced the injuries dangerous, but
thought Mr.. P~eabody's life might be saved.
Mr.. Peabody Is q Jolly, pleasant gentleman,
and 10 very popular among his fellow work
men, as we'll as among mill men generally
and bis rash act caused general regret. Hi
formerly drank heavily, bat had been q tee
totaler for several months, unttl'a few days
ago. While intoxicated he threatened &c
take his life, but little altel.tion was paid tt
his threat He does not enjoy robust health
and,is subject to spells OF melancholy.
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WAYxEiBuRaa CoLLEoE, by well arranged
courses Of study, the bet textbooks, compe'
Ienf professors and rational methods OF III,
ktfuction, affords iirst-elaSS facilities. Fall
term begins September 18th. Ekpense' reTy
moderate. Every young lady and gentleman
desiring to eHter q good Institution should
send for the new catalogue. Address PRoR.
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50 '''A John W. reraey, plaln.ia,
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excursion to IeyeIand and Basket Pic,
mic ON the LIKE.

The O., L. & w. r. R will run an excur
sion train to Cleveland ard-rGturn, August
o. leaving Bridgeport at ga. N. Arriving
al Cleveland at / j. n. Fare for round trip
only az, Children under u years, $L26,
This includes the thirty mile rideron Lake
Erie on the splendid steamer City OF Dettoit.
Returning leave @ eveland at $50 P. N. Tick
ets good going only on excursion train Au-
gusts buEgood To return on regular trains
Augusti0 and II. There will be q palace
ear' also A hotel and retreshment car on the
train toaccommodate oil who may desire to
avail themselves OF them. For further par
ticulars see postRrs or enquire Of G. N. Fisher,
Agent, Bridgeport.
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TOLEDO. O., July 2a-wheat firm: No. 2 red.wln.
September 81 l2H bid; October o. Az; November
Sis bid; year 81 l0atll; No. 3 red 81 oSal Us.
ICorn easier; No. 2 cash and July Sc asked; Au.
Sns ". a y S,sas september, az Sse s,sSsy Ie rs cs sis
axe; August SoHaSo1fc; September SOC; year2skc
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CHICAGO, July 2d-The DTopns' Journal reportE:
.HogE-RRcciptS 1900 head; shlpmsntI Il, 100 head;
mRTket CtF0nR. active and bal0c higher mixed
Is 0aS IS; lignt 81 76A6 30: skips 50 6Ql50l y. Cal.
tle-ReceiptS 5000 head: shipments 800 head;
choice stock arm; lean and rough dull; exports
common 10 medium 81 60a5 20. ~sheep-RCcciptN
1901 head: shipments mono: market dull aud 25ai0c
lower; inferior 10 fair s. 2SaS 70; good HISS; choice
81 m
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NEyxR was sucn q rush made'for any Drug
stofs az Is now ct Logan q Co.'h bridge cor.
ner, for q Trial Bottle ofDr. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
AlpersonR aflictedwith Asthma, Bronchitis,
otthe Throat and Lung, caA get o Trial Bot,
lie OF this great remedy for ten cents, by
calling ut aboye'Drug Store.i NWFAw :
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, % observed at sonnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1888
IA. n. u n. y. MIN. I7A.M n. Il N. SP. Y. n.
rs % s1Aq2f1 49, rs IS 81 so
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lsy 1t In q solution Of Re1
Magnuv over night aud you can keep It for
weeks. You can also keep milk q week OF
more by stirring In a little OF the "snoW
Flaken brand. D4w
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There Is q much LANCER number Of sheep this
week, In proportion 10 the whole number. than
there has been OF lambs, as compared with last
fair demand. Is also stock sheep for the country.
Lambs have not been as active. There has been no
eastern demand, We quote sheep At 3a5Zc, lambs
tAI6l4c. stock sheep q 6Oa8 50 per head. Sheep
and l,mbSat IaBc,
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Mn. J.. H. Krpx, 1910 MAinStrSet, willlavs
his openineto-day His enlarged rooms and
his stock Of art goods and artists supplies are
Wotth q visit, 70 soy nothing Of the display
Of nroduetioIsof Wheeling lady artists.
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The RaItIm ire .AeWsp kays.

"Withth hi suhuAer comes Simmer Com
plants, for which Dr.. Worthington's Cholera
and DiarrhmA Medicine 10 the speedy, sure
cure. Best thing for all bowel tloublea.p
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LADIES and Gentlemen's ine Hand sewed
Shoes a apecialty At 4. v. BONDS.
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M In,nsn Holsi ArrirnIn.

II Thursby, Pittsburgh FIJI Grove, Toledo
J Thotley, philadelphia y cloves, Hebron
4 NeyOrs. city UFI'Uf hH3Wolfs Cincinnati OF
X KimbeIland, PitSb'gh uChesSel, Martins Ferry
J TtavOn, Columbus ~ i Richards, Steubenyille
] CrcAay, steabenvllie RLuke, city
" EbefhardI pittsburgh . HepSeE, NcW York 4,
DBurlb, West Nlusinia i More Chicago .ls1
NIB! too, Detrplt1t Woodruff .R5e2Ate
THbckrAdt, Pittsburgh HVoekfsdt, fittsbtfgh'
HMcKAhan, WayneSb'g SLIPPER, Waynesbuig
T Rogers, WRynesburg Mrs Roger, WAyneSbuR
EFoFcey Cleveland RGiGin, city -allF
R'Kiig, GRlllpQlls lRHUubon, Richmond .
UAshtey, buffalo n EtSWeileIi New SoAk
rAndenOn, New York W6eno, Newport
X mckenzie, Maryland 7 Butler, NouJgs,own
J Mcconnell, Cleveland fSouth. WayntsbuR
n LAOtno, Pennsylvania W Clayton, PennSS lvaniR
AHRniS Cleveland a o peWltt, SAndnSly u
JLewiSl S0hduSky JNeely, New York