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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
RaIiroUd Rates.

KANSAS CRY, August 6-Nothing Of
Disturbing nature in railrosd circles oc.
CURED to-day Fo'losing the example OF
he Hannibal the other roads sre selling
Louisville snd Inii ,nap0lis at Si3 and sl2
rssrPc:ivriv. hat this they siy is done
only tn r,sst the us rate via St. Louis TO
Iruisv'l-A It Is thought probable that
the rates to eastern pJints will BE- reahjus
ted upon basis OF this rate 10 Louisville
and Indisuapo lis, to last during its Coz
tiruancs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

COLUMBUS, O, August 6-The Grand
Commandery of the Sons of Veterans met
10 day. All the twenty five divisions were
represented, including the Northern States
and Kentucky. There are three hundred
camps, embracing a membership of some
ten thousand. All were admitted within
less than two years. The officers were
selected this evening, and are as follows:
Commander in Chief. Frank II. Merrill, oil
Auburn, Maine: Commander in Cnisf, Au
gustus SALESMAN, St. Joseph, No; Vice l.
T. Commander in Chief. Charles c. Morton,
Philadelphia; Chief of Staff, Horace L.
Wright, Auburn, Maine. A camp FIRE was
held this evening, and the business will be
concluded tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
A Lizard IN His Stsmaes.

ScoT7DALE, Pa, August 6-About eight
months ego John Gouton, Of Eve'oon,
while drinking water from q spring a.
West Oyerton, swallowed small lizard. IL
very often came up In his mouth and gi7e
him much trouble. On last Mondsy he
concluded 10 try q remedy to induce the
upw.Icome occupant Of his stomach %
come forth. He tasted for twenty four
hours, after which he ate handful Of salt
and laid down beside a pail Of water. Tns
lzsrd csIue up into mis- mouth. John
ossd his teeth on IL, grssped it with hi
hand md brew il to the ground. It sAs
four or FIVE inches in length.
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ROMANTIC RHODES.
AnOihcr Man Wants TO Risk HIS Life
by Attempting TO swim the Rapids
Wants To NOIk an Advertising
Same.

Same.
Lo,atoEr, y. Y, August Capt. J. D.
EbUCs>. Of Salamanca, a swimmer of some
uO;e having life preserving armOr pat.
eateG ry himself, who in 1871 dove from q
S,sgirg one hundred feet high near the
.e-ry .anCing, Niagara river, now writes to
SuUeEiLt. ndent Nelson. of Prospect Park,
Nlsrara Fails, that ha will use his armor
srd give 81 90 bonds to swim the rapids
sud whirlpool during any 'i-1e between
How and September -, ami he de-
sr,d 20 make arrangements with
Tie ruk Company, Offering to de-
pC,it $1,000 with them as security.
Nelson wrote, declining to be a party
o SulCidsl attempts. Rhodes then replied
that he should come TO the Falls, and if
the autEuriTips would not give him an op-
Turtu MY he would cross TO the Canadian
SIDE from Captain Webbs starting point,
aid how the world that his life saving
amor viii do, as be says at is not for
any Iioriety or money that shall attempt
D., but luTtly to demonstrate that the arm
Our I wear will, with my additional
s'rcT g'h, carry me through. | shall come
10 n fails within nine days, and make my
points, al d carry out my plans, and the
first ryrsun Who shall endesyor TO retard
q n, greSs / will take under my arm aud
give Ia q bath"
An oi barrel, half filled with water, then
head, tight and decorated with hags. went
safe y through the rapids this morning,
and al 10 time was entirely submerged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
ELECTION ROW.
A Kentucky Fight In which Two
Men are Killed and Several W0uded.

Men are Killed and several Wonueu'
BRYANTsvILLE, KY, August GA fatal
election row occurred here to-day, in which
two negroes were killed, two mortally
wounded and three Others, two white, Sc
riously injured. A white man who
had sold his vote to both
parties was the cause OF the trouble.
He attempted to vote, but man named
Jennings interfered and wagon load of
negres coming up with yell started the
shooting. The killed and wounded are.
Pril Frye and George Smith, shot dead.
Jan es Kinksid and Will Dunn, mortally
wounded, Green Brougham and William
Arnold and Robert Holliteny, seriously
yeur ded. The last two are white men.
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Fatal AeeidenT.

CxIoNrowN. Pa August 6-An accident
occurred At FairchAnce, en- the Southwest
road this morning, which resulted ftteilJ
to Samuel TruxaI and probably fatal also
10 Edward Burns. Both are freight brake.
men. Thew were Jared OFF the train and
knocked under the wheels. Truxai is dad
and Burns will also die. Both liv. in
Wsstm0reland county and are unmarried.
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Five Dax.wi,hou, w.,s,

ST. JOINS, n. b, August 6.-Two Amer
ican fishermen, Chas. Taylor snd Edward
Landry, got astray from q fishing vess Il on
Grsrd Banks and landed at Trepassy after
five days and nights without food or water.
The men are terribly exhausted.
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hInKnIhr Exploslon.

HoLLrDAYFBuRG. Ps.. august "A most
CURED at the rrsid.Dce Of Miss Angeiine
Johnston. Miss PhTbe Bailey, the house
kseper, was Masking preparations 10 put mp
some berries IN glass jars. Two new glass
jsrs had been purchased and placed on
side table. When all was ready the woman
licked up one Of the jars TO remove the
cover, when II exploded, making q report
like gun. sending the glass flying in all
directions, several ieces penetrating Mrs
Bsley's arm and cutting II severely. As
the jsrs were new, dry and empty, the
cause 81 the explosion cannot be es'iiy er.
rlained
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Accident on the Railroad.
SnecinI 10 ths Rsnistnr

STEUBENvILLE, August 6.-This morning
as Jack Weems, of this Guy, was going TO
Pittsburgh on the Psnh, n lie freight Car.
it jumped the track al BurgettstoSn ami
thew Weems under the wheels. crushing
his eft arm so badly that amputstion viii
be necessary. He was otherwise injured.
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Fn1aIFnIIirom n Train.

>. WaaE>mEEs, Pa, August 6.-Willism
ftIS, o' liuSburgh, iell from an excursion
ua'n 'n the Lshish Valley railroad this
HIiiIng The cars passed over bis body
VIZ 3 "as horribly msugled. He was re-
n"Vra ~ The hospital alive, but cannot re-
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ARnIIF Fixhier,s FaiIure.

MEXICO, August 6-Felicitos Msjia, the
famous bull fighter. was fatally hurt yes
terday. He was tossed into the air by q
bull which again caught the man ON its
horns as he fell. The building was Gro Sdsd
at The time and the greatest excitement
prtYailed.
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Nrw BLooxYrELp. MISS, Jan. 2 1880.

] wish TO say ~ you that have been
sufT,ring for the last fve years with se
we're itching oil over. hsve heard oi Hop
Buers and have tried IL Ihsvs ussf up
iour bottles, and it has done me more goed
than sil the doctors and medicines tnst
,hsy could use on or with me. i am
old and poor but feel TO bless yon Tor sucn
relief by your medicine anc tn'Sn torment
Of tbe doctors I have hsd hfieen aoctIes
stne. One gave me seven ounces OF soiu
ton of srseD'c: another took ionr qotL.
OF blood from me. All fhey eoun @ n
... ,bst 4, vas skin sickness. Nov, after
,b.se four bottles OF your medicine. my
skin I, veil, clean and smooth y. ever.
HSyEY KoxcaG.
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NO STRIKE YET.
The Railroad Operators Failed 10
"GO Ont" Yesterday ut Noon, as
Was Previously Announced.

Go Oat" Yesterday Mt Noon, as
Was Previously Announced.
Special 10 the Register.
PITTSBURGH, August 6.-The rumor
which prevailed yesterday that the rail-
road telegraphers who belonged to the
Brotherhood would strike at noon to-day,
so far has failed to come 10 climax. At
noon the operators of all the railroad COM
panies were hard at work and continued
throughout the day. The REGISTER cor.
respondent saw two members Of
the brotherhood, who are railroad
operators, tonight, and they claimed
to have no knowledge at all OF any con.
tempated movement on the part OF the
Brotherhood to call out the railroad opera
tors. 1t is claimed, however, that the strike
will be ordered at noon tomorrow, when
every railroad operator of the Brotherhood
must leave his Instrument or sever his con-
nection with the order. This is all the in
formation that can be cleaned at this writ
ing. 1t is safe to say, however, that sooner
or later the proposed strike will occur.
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The Snrnfn-n Races.

sArrToGA. August 6.-The irst race, dash
h'e iurlnngs for maiden 2-year-olds, re-,
suited in a dead heat between HaUap and
""'"t"r, Kirg kyrle third. Tune, ':o4A-
Sscoud race. rniie and q furlong, was
TO1 ; y Owen Bowling, Rnccaneer second,
o.ccUm third. Time, l:5I5s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

MANY times you want to keep meat or
fish for several dsys. Lay it in q solution
of Rex Msgnus over night and you can
keep il for weeks. You ca1.also keep milk
q week or so BY stirring in little of the
Snow Flake" brand.
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SUNDAY LAWS.

Ore HssArsd $50 YssS WasSsoss Ss>
susa for Pssssss vbsBsstsG shs So.
bath.
81. LoUD, August e-Tbs prosecuting
attorney issned one hundred and ious vsf.
rsnts to-day sssinst thoss vbo violated the
Sunday law yesterday. All who violstsd
the law the pssvio1s Sunday, were s's' 70
ported, but no warrants we're isued Tor
their tsses. The total number Of cssss -.
ported show fsf more general oosssvsncs
Of The Law than on The previous Hands1'
In the centysI police district, The nost i'm.
portsnt section u the city, oniy 10 cesss
ssre reported sssinsf 80 last Ssek, $40
the 9th er distr:c's showed se,nsspo'owsSs ws
falling of of the number Of onsAdsfG Ins
6rst of tbs liquor cases IN coust sss dis.
missed to-day Without Trial, - thsrs ~
NO proof Of The ohense.
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Struck with an Iron Bar.

=, Re- HL'IN, MAINE, August 6-At Ninal
maven Saturday Patrick Cane, OranSeman,
suuCS MurdOck Campbell with an iron par
std then attempted TO drown himself, Dat
NsS prevented. Campbell died. Cane Is
s1bl'cl rC Its Of temporary insanity.
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ENTERPRIsING local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure to sell
Live druggists ano grocers preferred. Ad.
Kilby street, Boston.
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Horses CrPmated.

PITrsBUEsH August 6-Frauk Ardary's
stable, on Frankstown avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire tonight, and eight horses
cremated. The loss is 5000, covered by
insurance,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

NEwAEK. n. J., August Elliott Tur-er,
the Champion OF England. easily defeated
George Gaissl, OF SeH York. in three
mile vith-s turn boat race on the PASaic.
Time, n minutes
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,rur.inr and SufrIde.

NoRzoLK. Va, August 6.-John Simmons,
a merchant Of Deep Greek, Va, near Nor
folk, shot and killed his wife and himself
Saturday. No cause for the set is assigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07

Rav. James McCsrty, FoRT STEVENSON,
IAEOTN. TEE, says: Browns Iron Bttters
CUi'd ulA of severe dyspepsia and increased
ny EIieEt 25 pounds"
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KnIGhtr rempInr.

r. T'EuNTo. ONT., August 6-TAe Boston
Con II. nd,ry, Knights Templar, passed
lhfongh This city at O'Clock this morning
On their wsv west
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NIAGARA Falls, ONT, August 6,-Lsyi ID.
J'fisId. abScoDding Treasurer from New
Jersey, bss been arrested here Proceed
ILls ior Lis eXtraditiOn are in progress.
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APyeosss.s aAuay DssS.

ioruyillr, Ky. Aueass =, Ma =. =
Murray, vile Of yutgs John Ahso ys ~
of Ciossnport, died ysst<rd.y: sas - =
the sistsr.in.Isv Of Gov. Rii Marry: ..
Ttsh. Of Logan Nny:sy the grsminsns ns.
York bspksr Of Hon David u nnsrsy
praminent editor and isvyssd foss
Col
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
YsveeA % The Wall

DgrEoIT, nIcH., August h-nop,
Bns. A Co. mske - yet no tnrtosS
statement thar already kkyspesd 1927
sIpec. that their ii.sailts.. .'i .s.s si.sy hs,s
s,,urgisd. always hopiag 70 pey IN folls
bat finally we're forced 70 y:sld b. % M.
expected foreclosure Of mortgages hid y
j. b. Gtsndish, Of This dty, asaGpsd 70 y.
Y. Prescott Tbs isdsbtsdssss u Shouy
in Michigan.
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SHOT DOWN.
James McGOogau Receives Fatal
Wounds at the Hauds af - Disttlier
The Affair ShrOuded tn n Mystcry.

inc ah"F Sh""'S - N,'S'
PTTsBukUH, August B.-Westmorels2d "a
county, jealous Of the unenviaole noteriety
which her sister, Allegheny, has earned
during the past few years in the matter Of
producing scarlet letter record, comes TO
10 the front with veritsbie murder perpe.
trated in the most approved style known
to the sbarpshooter OF modern days. From
all available sources Of information the fol
lowing seems to be the story OF the crime
John McGOogan left his home at West
Newton yesterday afternoon. and went TO
Port ROYAL, q little village about four miles
further up the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
While there he met John p. Moss. The
latter is in some way connected with dis.
lillery at the place named, and McGoogsn
md his friends are said to have visited him
there.
A Controversy
on some subject, the nature OF which is
not known, but which was sprung by Mo.
GOogan, ensued. Hot words were bandyed
for few moments, when Moses reached
behind him and pulled pistol from his
pocket Scarcely had the assailant brought
the deadly weapon TO level when a re-.
volver shot startled the neigh hborhOod, and
McGoOlan fell TO the ground sweltering in
his blood.
McGoOgan has wife and children. His
father and mother live at West Newton.
1t is said he went 10 Port Royal in quest Of
work. Ihe shooting took place between !
and o'clock last evening.
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The TeIe2raphers.

New YORK, August 6.-The United States
Senate Committee on Labor and Education,
met this morning and adjourned until the
18th inst. They intended to begin an in
vesticaton into the present telegraph
strike, but witnesses, among whom were
John Campbell, John Mitchell, Eugene
O'Connor and other leaders of the strike,
could not attend, owing to additional du-
ries devolving upon them, in consequence
Of ordering out of railroad operators and
Poslponement was requested on this ac-
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A BIG FAILURE.
BY Holding too Much StOckin a Rail.
road That Failed to Pay New Eng
land Eanh il Forced 20 Close Its
hnnrs

By Holding TOO Much Stockin a Rail.
road That Failed to Pay New Eng
land EanK is Forced 10 Close Its
Doors.
ST. ALBINS, VT, August6.-The Vermont
National Bank, OF st. Adams, Bradley Bar
low, President, closed its doors this morn
ing, causing great CONSERVATION among the
depositors. Barlow is also president and
owner of the South Eastern railway OF
Canada, and il is understood be failed and
that al his property is involved. Barlow
sa s he has assigned all his property 10 the
bank for the benefit of depositors and that
his failure is due TO an unsuccessful result
of bis attempt 10 sell the Southeastern
railway 10 the Canadian Pacific Railroad
Company. He expected up to a few days
ago 10 accomplish the sale but failing in
this, he was
Compelled 10 Suspend.
Tie bank discounted about S325, 600 for the
Southeastern road, and the loan was made
on bonds Of the Boston, Montreal & Port
land Railroad. Failing to raise money on
the bonds il was deemed best TO close the
bank. The deposits of the bank are about
1920, ca and Barlow thinks the depositors
will be paid in full. The officers OF the
bank state that its affairs are in proper
shape and the bank examiner has been
notified OF its situation. The Southeastern
Railroad is a road which has been taken in
hand by Barlow, when ne raised it from
state of inefficiency requiring q large out
Law. Barlow held large amount OF bonds
not attempting TO put them upon the mar
ket, and the road has been an active oor-
rover in consequence, in order to carry on
improvements, the earnings barely cover.
ing the current expenses Of Itself Its iue
extends from Montreal to Newport. VI,
little over a hundred miles, aud has
branches TO various places ii the prov
inCes which make up total Of three hun
dred miles of rosd in operation. The su''
pension of the bank was totally une1pect-
ed and is likely to have serious eject on
large number Of people.
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An AaBiversaFy.

PrTTsBURGB. August 6-The one hun
dred aud twentieth anniversary of the bat.
tie OF Bushy Run, in which Col. Henry
Boquet won an important victory over the
French and Indians, was celebrated to-day
on tie battle ground, in Wsstmoreland
county. Over seven thousand persons
participated in the exercises. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. G. McCourt, of
Green Castle, Pa. General James A. Beav.
er, and others. 1t is proposed TO mark the
spot with q monument.
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Didn't Strike.

New YORK. August 6.-The officers OF the
Delaware and Lackawanna road say that
on that road to leave their posts to day was
not res pOnGed to by a single employe.
Four Men strike.
ToLFpo, O., August 6-The threatened
order TO telegraph operators on the Wabash
railroad to leave their places eliminated at
noon. Superintendent Seldom has advices
that four men only in the entire system
under his management obeyed the suE:
mons. Their places have been filled, and
Superintendent Seldom is confident that
this will be the extent Of the detection on
that road.
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Pay Ing Ieosis0s.

uAsHIyGToN. August G-Ihe TfeAsuTy
Department paid out nearly ti,0Do.ooo on
sccoupt Of p.n,iDns tipcs the Hnt Ths
secopd Con, n,ptroilsr of the Treasury pssssd
fayorahly on tine claim for one years psv of
Cadet Engineer Arnold, recently discharged
from the navy Unrer the provisions of tbs
sct Of August g. 1882. This ts The nrst VI
tbtse csses acted upon BY the Treasury De.
taftment
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-10

A New JUDGE.-We were pleased this
morning to meet and make the acquaint-
ance of Rev. s. C. Kirkland of New River,
who has been appointed Justice of the Peace
for the ninth ward Of this parish, rice Vim
cent I. Landry, ESD, resigned. The res
ignation of Justice Landry was due to his
dezire to engage in the more profitable
business of sugar making, and he has OBJ
tanned employment of that character in the
parish of West Baton Rouge. Mr.. Kirk
land possesses in high degree the quail
tiles that are most to be desired in the oc-
cupant of such a POSITION, and he vail IN
doubtedly be dignifed, capable and i'm
partial magistrate. He took the cath OF Of
flee before Notary Sims to-day and will at
once enter upon the discharge OF his new
duties.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-10
SUGAa SoU1Bs.-The Improvement in the

SUGAR Sou1Bs.-The improvement in the
sugar yield has even exceeded the expecta.
ton Of our planters in many instances, and
some Of the figures reported from adjacent
plantations are rivaiing those Of last year,
| For instance, Mr., Ben Gibson claims q
yield Of G0,0OO pounds from sixteen ceres
en- his Gem place, an average of 375Opeuads
to the acre; 5000 pounds to the acre is the
| latest news frem Mr.. Gedchaux's Souvenir
| place, and claims of 2OOO and over from
| sthbble cane are getting commonplace.
A new pump was put in operation at
Southwood which furnished a sufficient sup
ply of water, and the suger mill started
ON Tuesday.
All the places on the other side of the
river have been doing well this week. EXCEPT
ing Mr.. Beirne's Rivertoa, where the mill
broke down and caused some delay.
Another accident occurred at New Hope
this week. Areller shaft was broken Thurs
day night and the mill w:A not be ready for
work again until Tuesday er Wednesday
next.
Mr.. Henry Cook made fifteen hogsheads
on his little place Last week, the best week.
run he has eper accomplished, HIS guioe
weighed eleven and the yield per aero ex-
ceeded 1000 pounds.
Our collection of samples has been in
creased by the receipt of specimen pack
ages of white and yellow clarified sugars
from the plantation of Mr.. Jno, T. Nolan,
which will compare favorably with the
best products of Louisiana mills.
A report OF the breaking Or explosion of
centrifugal at the Jacobshagen place
this morning is contradicted. The idler, or
tension wheel, flew out of place and struck
the mixer, but caused no damage of con-
sequence. The centrifugals on the Jacob
shagen place are of the Hepworth hanging
pattern, which are claimed to be absolutely
proof against explosion or breakage from
the rapidity of revolution-in fact, We un-
derstand the manufacturers offer to forfeit
$4,000 if such an accident to one of their
machines can be proven.
The broken roller shaft at the Gaudin
the mill is again in operation.
AS we 60 to press, Sunday evening, rain
is falling, the wind is yeering northward
and the temperature of the atmosphere is
growing steadily colder. Our planters
should prepare for heavy frost Or a freeze.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-11-10
HOTEi. ARRIVALS
At the Town of Dehaidsonv!ie for the Week
Ending YESTERDAY,


Martin, Texas; F. Me1ancon, A. Melancon, G.
Ladoux> E. Gaudet, st, James; E. Duverges. p.
r. Pearce G. A. VOORHEES,. Jules Richard, W.
O. Pomarade, Il. Weisenhein, New Orleans; j.
C. Galley, J. B. Fairchiid. j. Noise, Baton
Rouge; q. Briley, Clinton, La; L. Chiapella,
Frank Reville, Plaquemine; l. r. Trash. NJ. +.
Trash, ST., NJ. F. Trash Jr. &. G. Trash, E. e.
Trash, I. Il. Taash. Jr., I. w. Trash Georgia;
W. l.. NcAlpin, Bayou Goula.
LEE-Louis Gesmar, New River; J. Colew.
Jr.. :. Ellsworth, f. ABLY. c: L. Levy Chas. s.
Bier, J. Deluzain &. W. Packard B. Joldin, D.
B. Darton, NJ. Battel, E. 7: Henderson. q: w.
Fisher, p. G. Gordon, w. w. Parker, s. Lipp-
man, l.. Haubtman, New Orleans: V. Hook,
Bunker; J. C. Smylie, Livonia; H. Studnizker,
n F. Templet, B. A. Krepps, j. F. Henith, 4.
s. DeLeon. e. w. Fisher, f. II. Sublett, st.
Louis; c. Dugas. Assumption; NJ. Compton,
Rapides; T. Boone A. B. Wilson, H. B. Riddell,
Cincinnati; H. Sweet, g. Rieger. Chicago T. N.
Edgell. Texas.