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TIE CHEROKEE AWARD.
An Omen Letter from Col. BoudiuOt 20
Secretary Teller.

hccrchSEN
WASHINGTON, DeoeTber ll.-Col. Bou-
dinut, the Washington agent of the Chero-
kee Nation, has addressed au open letter
10 Secretary Teller in reference tG the
charges respecting the misappropriation
of the Cherokee Indian awari. Col.
Bouliuot SAYS he will prove, ii the OPP
portunity is afforded, that the treasurer OF
the Cherokee Nation paid out So, so OF
the award Of 100000 in fulfllment of q
contract made by the Cherokee delegation
with EX-Congressman Phillips, of Kan
sas, and that Phillips received the money
also that both Phillips and the Cherokee
delegation represepted 10 the Cherokee
Council that the said 81, 900, although
contracted to be paid TO VIM. A. Phillips,
was not for his benefit, but TO
pav certain high officials at Washing
ton Tor their influence in procuring
the appropriation. Phillips, when asked
who the "high Officials" were, gave his in
terrogatGrs to understand that the high
officials" were Secretary Teller and Sena-
tor Dawes. Boudinot also says some
body took that money / know neither
You or Senator Dawes ever got dollar of
it. believe William 4. Phillips did get
il, and probably-shared with othets,"
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MADRID, December 1.-THE free-traders
are preparing to support Senior Gomez,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and Senior
Moret, Minister of the Interior, against the
Catalan protectionists. A meeting was held
Monday TO open the campaign in favor of
commercial treaties, at which 2000 persons
were present. Speakers urged the conclu-
sion OF treaties with England and the
I-a;taJ C+ata.
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1910.

This estimate relates only 70 the quantity,
and makes no discount for iRierior quality,
which seriously increases ne practical
shortage Losses from pack Z in masses
or injury to soft corn from. mi q and wet
weather are treated as after-h arvest con-
siderations. An investigation will be
made of the extent OF such injury.
The wheat aggregate slightly exceeds
100000, 900 bushels.
The oats crop is about four per cent.
larger than last year, and exceed SOC, 0,000,-
600 bushels
The yield of rye and barley Is little
less than in 1882, and buckwhea is re-
duced more than one-third. The Decem-
Der report will include a record Of the
average prices, which also indicates the
uuantity grown.
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JACKSON, MISS.

An Educational Bureau Established
Receipts of German Carp.
Special 10 the Appeal.
Jackson, December ll.-An educational
bureau las been established here, the pur-
pose of hich is to furnish schools with
teachers and teachers with schools.
The United States Fish Commission car
No. will arrive here in the morning with
IA lots OF German carp, to be distributed
to as many applicants from this point.
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Mob Law An We.. virginia.

WHEELING, December 1l.-Big Bill Kim
ney, who was acquitted OF murder at West
Union, yesterday; was taken from Jail by
a mob and hung last night. 1t is reported
that the mob started for Clarksburg,
where cousin of Kinney is in Jail, con-
yicted of mansiaughter, with the inten-
ton of hanging him also.
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Trnfu.RObber Arrested.

MONTERREY, MEXICO, December 11.-Four
train-robbers were arrested this evening
The names of twenty-three others are in
the hands of the officials. 1t is rumored
that the mayor of New Laredo is involved
in the matter
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Chicago Driyins PARK Meetings.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE Chicago
Driving Park has proclaimed the following
dates for meetings during 1884: Spring
trotting, June Sd to 9TH; first summer run
ming, June Goth to 2Sth; summer trotting,
July 4th To 18th; second summer run
ming, July 18th to August 10Th, three days
each week; fall trotting, October 18th to
18th. \ large number OF stakes will be
opened ior the running meeting.
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AT the chose of Parnell's speech, which
was greeted with great cheering, Dawson
presented Parnell check for e3S, 900 as
Il national tribute.
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ATuFNS, Ga, November 6, 1SS3.-I am
averse ON general principles to saying gany-
thing gcommendatory ofproprietarya articles,
but there are few on the market that
force those OF the profession who come in
contact yi;a the diseased and suffering to
acknowledge theis superiority. Among
those l find Swiftk Specific 20 rank high.
One poor unfortunate requests me 10 tell
YOU that he had long Eeep a sufferer With
terrible blood taint, and securing little il
any relief from other treatment, finally re-
sorted TO Swift's Specific. lie claims now
that II has afforded him relief, that he
feels that his blood is pure again, and
wishes ME 10 expEeSs his deep obligations,
with which l cheeriui,S eQmply. Yours
respectfully,
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Came over TO TAKE Notes.

PITTsBURG, December I'm. W. Smith
and Axle Tengewale, of Stockholm, Swe-
den, arrived here this afternoon for the
purpose of investigating the workings of
the labor organizations of this country
preparatory to organizing 4 similar one in
Sweden. Before returning home the gen.
tlemen will visit all the principal cities
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Crushed TO Death in Their Effort to Se-

Moscow, December 1O.-An immense
throng of poor people gathered before the
house OF a merchant recently deceased to
receive the money usually distributed at
the demise of wealthy person. The
pressure was so great that several persons
We're crushed to death and four severely
iniura1
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New YORK, December 1l.-Lord Cole
ridge writes that Gladstone is very anxious
that some one should write really good
book about Americans, but as for himself
(Coleridgel, he even shrinks from the
writing of a magazine article.
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I.,,es, Ne.. from, Ch,uo

PARIS, December 11-Accepting the
latest news from China, the father of the
Emperor, and head OF the war party, has
assumed the direction of Tonquin affairs
by virtue of an imperial decree, thus vir-
tnally disposing of the viceroy and presi-
dent of Toung Ii Yamen.
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THE O'DONNELL JURY.
Ths Point 10 be Raised by the De-

LoNDoN, December ILL., The point 10 be
raised is that the jury in the O'Donnell
trial should have been composed OF six
British subjects and six aliens. Ameri-
can citizens OF Irish birth or parentage,
resident in London, are about 10 wait upon
Lowell and urge him TO use his influence
with the British government 10 oStaip 4
respite for O'Donnell, even ii the proofs
nf his American citizenship do not arrive
before the day of execution. o'Donnell
continues cslm and pays marked attention
to those who visit him, lie seems pre-
pared for the worst.
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Congratulations.

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE following
cable is self-eXplanatory:
DUBLIN, December II, 1888.
Alexander Sullivan, President Irish National
League of America, Chicago:
Twelve hundred Nationalists in meeting
in honor OF Parnell greet America, and
send thanks for her sympathy.
DAWSON.
turned by cable:
CHICAGO, December II, 1888.
Lord Mayor Dawson, Dublin;
Irish America salutes Ireland, sends her
cheers for Parnell, and will never cease
struggling with her for liberty until it is
achieved. ALEXANDER SULLIVAN.
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
The Field Trials at Canton, Miss.-The
Days Run for the All.Aged
Stakes.
DastardIy Attempt at Assassination in
Coahoma County, Miss Narrow
Escape of DIR. G. +. Nash.
Meeting Of the Memphis M. +. Confer
ence at Union City-HistOrie Re-
sume-JaeksOn. Miss.
CANTON, MISS.
The Dogs Rum In the AII-Aged Stakes
Fine Sport.


Fine Sport.
Special to the Appeal
CANTON, December lin the All-Aged
Stakes to-day Loudon beat Carrie j., Sue
beat Tyler, Foreman beat Flossie, Coun-
tess c. beat Dick Condor, Gath beat
Grousedale, Pink i. beat Pride, Rush
Gladstone beat Count Rapier and
ColemaH's Loudon beat Dover. Birds
are abundant, the sport fine and
attendance large. Two carriages con-
tanning some OF Cantons most beauti-
ful ladies graced the hunt with their
presence. A fine. barbecue was prepared
by the Canton Gun Club for their gsests
The All-Aged Stakes will finish tomorrow
Then comes the Champion Stakes.
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ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.
Meeting of the State Central Committee
at Little Rock.

LITTLE Rock, December 1.-THE Re
publican State Central Committee met to-
day and elected Ex-Gov. Powell Clayton
chairman, rice Ferrans, deceased. The
committee unanimously declared s. W.
Dorsey no longer a citizen OF Arkansas,
and recommended Powell Clayton for the
vacancvin in the National Republican Execu-
tive G lmittee caused by his removal.
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STRUCK 1T RICH.
"Pay Dirt' Discovered i'm the City Of
Las Vegas, n. M.-Great Excitement.

LAS VEGAS, December ll.-This morn
ing in digging the foundation of new
courthouse, the laborers, old miners, saw
symptoms OF 'pay dirt" They immedi-
ately gave it trial, which resulted in
striking it rich. There is great excitement
in town, and everybody is stalking off
claims
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81 HAVE been married now," beasted a
posy old fellow, "more than thirty years
and have never given my wife a cross
word; nor have / ever been without bot
tie of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in case of a
cold mr. pOuoh -
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Tripie Tragedy.

IRoNroN, Mo, Decembex l1.--Advices
irpm BrewiEgton's distillery,\in the south
erp part % MadiGon county,. say in 4
quarrel growing out Of a. oldAfeud, on
Saturday last, VIM. Boyer shot Wnl. Berry
heart and instantly killed. Keller died
Sunday Berry is not expected to live.
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Election Notice.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK,
y MEmrHis. TExs ;. December 8, isSs.
pzrA "A meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Bank
will be held on TUESDAY. January s 1851, al
their bankinshouse, between the hours of II
o'ciock q. m. aud . o'clock pm. for the purpose
Of eleetng Thirteen Directors TO the ensuing
year. 4. Wo0DRuff, President,
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Columbus, o., December ia State
convention OF colored citizens has been
called TO meet in this city on December
26th, to organize for the elevation of the
race and the better protection of civil,
political and other rights, especially South.
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KREmER' s

All Wool Ladies' Cloth "a inches wide. which has
been considered the best bargains in the city 81,
we offer at 75c yard. Better than this, RadLi-
mir DE Lyon Silk, g. inches wide. on both
sides, worth - yard, offer at 81 J0a yard.
Better still, 81 inch Black Satin, worth 81 80, at
Sjc per yard.
STILL GREATER BARGAINS.
An Elegant Bison and other Imported Cloths
plain and eombinatiOn-prce from 81 to - per
yard, all at 6jc per yard. Ali-silk Lyons Black
Velvet at 81 80 per yard. Ah-silk Black Gros
tirain Silk, worth 81 10, at zoe.
But THEVERY GREATEST BARGAINS
Of all may be seen our Front Counter-north
side. Fifty different designs Of Fancy Velvet
Ottoman and Plush-worth from = to s. per yard.
at the uniform price of 81 y per yard.
Our entire stock of Fine Cntrimmed Hats
worth from 81 50 to s. each-All! All! All 81
each. This is the greatest bargain in Untrimmed
Hats. Feathers at lee, Pc, 59c, sc and 81.
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Thc Emma Rous, C,.e

HuIsBoRo, Ill, December ll.-Nothing
special was accomplished in the Emma
Bond case, owing TO the late arrival OF
counsel. Defense moved for separate
trial for Pitts and Clements, but Judge
Rhihips overruled the motion. The Jury
Nas then impaneled, but up 10 noon no
luryman had been selected.
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Got IL &nraf
A Really Good Book en- America

wells Rough on Rats" Almanac al
druggists, or mailed for &c. stamp. f. s
Wells, jersey CITY.
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49,

WE feel assured that our friends will
thank us for bringing before their notice
articles which have no superior among the
many that fill our markets. We refer to
the celebrated DIR. Prices Special Flavoring
Extracts. We have used them, and can
recommend them as the best article in
domestic nSe
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A wealthy T,ssis~ippI Planter K,I,ea.

YSzoo CITY, necen}be. ll,~-Col. J, Il,
Powell, aged forty-nine years, NSaiiLg y
planter OF Washington county, formerly
OF Montgomery, Ala, was shot at Modoc
Landing, on Snnilower river, by Charles
i. Robinson la d dispute.
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Renresentatiye Wilhs- nf Kent

SHKBoyeAS, wI4-br. s. b. Myers SAYS
81 recommend Browns Iron Bitters for
general debility, loss of appetite and want
of strength"
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National Reform ASSOCIATION:

CLEVELAND, December 1.-THE Ma
tional Reform Association began its an
nual meeting this evening. The session
was occupied by papers by the Rev. I. S.
Stevenson, the Rev. Frederick Merrick
and others, upon the objects and purposes
of the organization in its efforts to instill
the principles of Christianity into Federal
apI Stata lowc
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Representative Willis, OF Kentucky,
has received, and will short lay before the House
a number Of petitions from distillers, bankers
and merchants asking for an extension OF the
bonded period for two years upon all distilled
spirits remaining in the distiIlery warehouses De-
ce Der 1st
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WApLEy, GA-Dr. II. l.. Battle, jr., says
Browns Iron Bilters are very popular IN
this section, and give entire satisfaction.
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Lorne SIN TaIking Abou, Canada.

LONDON, December 1.-THE Marquis OF
Lorne read a paper before the Colonial
Institute on ''Our Relations with Canada
and Other Great Colonies
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rru.a.Is.e n.,Iv., M.e,,.x.

NKw YORK, December ll.-At a meeting
OF the joint executive committee OF the
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Saturday Smiles.

$50 you are married" remarked Mrs. Smith:
when do you receive:" 20" replied the
newly-wedded one, THAT will depend on Our
friends We shall be ready to receive as fast
as the presents are sent in"
80 Perkyns has lost his evesight has hep
said Squire ncGill at the store the other night
Yes. and he's so deaf he can't hear mucn
Wonder what he'll do for Twin now" "Oh,
he's goln TO get a job as detective"
Jones asked his WIFE, ''Why is a husband like
dough-! He expected she would give it up.
and he was going To tell her that it was because
she needs him; but she said il was because ne
was hard 10 get off her hands.
The surviving friends OF the hero of Long
fellows Excelsior" did not get any damages
from the company. as AZ the time Of his death
lie was travelling on pass.
An elderly actress quarreled with one Of her
companions whose only crime was that she was
twenty years younger On the following day 4
friend q; the young actress asked her what she
dld While tie other one was ackguarding her
Il watched her grow old" was the trium-
plant reply.
The Connecticut boy who has a third arm
hiinSei between the sn0ulder-blades without
iesortln@ 70 the corner Of a building.
Joking about her rose. a young lady said: ~
had nothing to do with shaping it. 1t was q
birthday present"
dont see how You city folk live with no
cal itLiiai ktu u countrEfDaD 10 MS
new boaTder No exercise" exclaimed the mao
you never saw fellow chasing street carl"
fAacthess may sometimes be carried to ex-
cess we fancy IL was so in recent case where
u olscOnso!dte wldoweT wrote to announce the
Death OF his wife thus: Her weared spirit sank
10 resi- at twenty minutes 20 three-railYay
tiIIe."
Thanksgiving always comes before Congress
meets. said the youth to his father. ..Whv is
III because. my son, was The solemn reDly
II Is the nature of things: ii couldn't come
aiter- -Ae'e York Commercial Advertiser.
a SICK friend writes to US to ascertain the
shortest road to health. There are two paths
the aiiopaths and homeopathic You take your
cnoiee and pay your money.--Boston Courier. :
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RAILROADS.
RALTIxoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1hE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINT
bEINEEN -'-
III 1ASI AND lHE WEST
IA " ASHINtITON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNFA COI-prpp,
TRACK JANNEl COUPLER
SlFHI. RAILS

| SIfHI RAILS
Sciedu'e 70 take .fi,Ci 81 NnAN Nrvart.- 70 49,.
Lave Washington fT' station. corner Of Nv -.
ayenne aia L street y Eastern standard OF ssh ny
For chicago. Cincinnati louisville ara {, 49,
aSily a - 3 3 IA. 10 j. a. IN. 10 10 + m W
ILIv@Sh tS-'.cs and isat. Sleeping Iars 80 W
lo.Ais without CHANGE 10 - a. daily IL l.s.,
Fol Et;sluTr at 10 IL a m and 40 T n, d,.v. ~
ia, 80 t ~ .ieVeiAid and Detroit. VT Seei
For Toledo arj n,truit via Monrarvi-le 10 Is q m
ga, ",h sit'Ier ior Toledo. Wa Wheeling ana Lac
Trans To- Philadelphia aud New York st $40. M
A,'l sunday y m and 10 COR dAll with
i. - e., ats S4,t iiiis Can attached
=, iS ls-' = Wa das,, ; Csc f.s0 a.. $40
+, a M l? y. : - 81 & ) 81 80. ~ 30
81 i'i ,iore ~ SLncsys. G ~ Soc 9O1am La
-. =. 4 - = a :. 40 ID 90 n m '
Ia, q lS ~ an ]. - aud 40 IN. ca Sun
fSE Way stations leivee,, Washington and BAItiuor,
For stations Mttrfsiii;s ir ~ 4n2 ~ - m
I1rf-r,i, : -, .As thetFi sunday - pln. daily for
daily. iei freis,lek 10 a. ~ 10 rs ss =. ~ -
and - = IN Gsiiy -1c-r; S,-,io - AL ss0 m
u 4Vl5 an. A. + "a, daily exc~r<
Trans arrive from Tie West daily. e.ao 75o.m
From New York. ana Philadelphia, $ sso.r, ,.o,
: - IN oallA EXCEPT sunday Sill N>-''
ff 1Sio AnnaiotS 80 Air. l.5G 6.S7 pm; SUNDAY
PROM lexington. 90 a m. daily. ana 2,lsp M a,l,
From fIy,ieTcE ard inisr1reliate points y, n N
a m 2-ia ! 20 J. M. and : ~ y Ia. daily except
1laiIs i,avg Eaitmorr Tor Washington 81 , 40 N
10 ~ 2. 9 10 and 10 ~ m. l. Is. ~ 40 4
p -, H-tD ana 10 Is y. m. SUNDAYS a an
SO .. . lOa. M. 81 s. 6.25. : - and 900 y m
Nj tIas from Washington stop al Relay Station except
Tor further Information apply at the Batirnor. ana
ono liah,i ofceN ashinstgn Station. Gig aud 1881
vii t. taken Tor ia1ee 10 he checked and received d
" NJ. CLEMENTS; NJ q T Baltimore
INV L h. LORD. trIl'l Passenger Asprf
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM AMSTERDAM.
~ The frstclass. fTil powered, Clydebnid Dutch
DAM, SCHIEDAM, IEERDAM. ZAANDAM T. CA
LAND, W A: SCHOLTEN. MAS, carrying the L. $
Mails to the Netherlands leave companys Pier foot OF
sussex street Jersey City. n. j. regularly every WE'D
First cabin, so: second cabin SO stt-aag,4 SEE
r. CAZAU&: General Agent. ~ South William street
New York. For PASSAGE apply to W. u. METZEROTT
l. CO. 9s5 Penn. ave. WASHINGTON MI
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Mrs Hines School
GENTLEMEN'S 1
ADAMS A Is Jones J
ai'retilt A Jones |
Aibrecht Adolph Johnso
Arlington + s Johnst
BOrlIes Arthur Jones s
Barber 4 j Jorsh !
Di?io" \ keaDe
BAILEY Lawyer A NJ KINNEY
bolGen Cnas II LeMar
Bunggy Chas F Lacey
Bryan Chas A I!oyd
Eaii " - Lampn
Balentine Capt DO Lepage
Blacktan ID l. Muddy
Bronson ID s Morris
Bell Edwd II Morris
Barton DR. f F. M1tche
Bishop EzraJ Norris
Baagal,fpe Clio Batta Miller
Blenikc Gustav Morgan
Be.l u W Miller
Bowler Geo Mo.er
Brown Henry 8 Marvel
brooks + Mitcht
Baldwin JaoS Aiurra
Brown JS Murra
Barry Lawrence NIahon
Brown NJ p Mats3l
Biocd Maurice E AIadisc
Buell. Robt Mellor,
Bell Maj Thos F Manga
bailey Thomas as Mundc
Blount Thos II Miller
brown W W McDol
Bell VIM jr McOns
Bader Walter 80" Mcife
Cody 4 Lundy McFar
Cooper BENZ . Newton
Clark Benz O'Ferr,
Calvin Edw'd J PiZarr,
Galloway Giles Pickeri
Canter Geo + Palmer
Darlington Gen II B Prestol
Carpenter Harry Pratt I
Charity J + Parker
Cary DIR l. II Pontor
Chase Vim Pitma1
Donoho g r Pear j
Danielson G W Pierce
Darcy ID Parker
Deuiinger Josef 8 PendIe
Dlller Parker
Dunlap Hon Jas Ouean,
Dobbyns Jno + Robins
Dawson Rev L NJ RudolI
Dorsey Upton w Ross X
Davis Vim Henry Rebanl
Dcnker w + Reddic
Deal w Ii Simpsc
Eaton Hon Isaac Shaw !.
Evcrhart Jas b Salish1
Excl LeOnhard Spence
EavinS WIN Spence
Filler Eugene Scott |
Fields Coco Sulliv;
Franz Isaac Stills II
Ferris Joseph L Sawyel
Floyd J q Smith
Faucet JnoD Sanfor
French W MR. Simps,
Fields Vim Srman
Foster Richd Smith
GoOdirg A L q Session
Graves Been Tailms
Green Henry Tucke,
Goebel III Tucker
Glover Henry Thorn;
Gouden Jno W Taylor
Ga!laher l. F Taylor
Gregg NJ + Toledo
Gillian Robt, 2 Touloi
Goriet L G Triplet
Haines 4 Patterson Tolnpl
Hickman A NJ jr TholnI
Hitchcock Chas II Tnomt
Harris DIR Chas NJ Won l.,
1fHllt frank Walku
HurGin Master Geo T Villa,
Healey Col Henry G Wariie
Harrison Howard Wash;l
Himber henry Wattol
Homes James Whilst
Huru John Walker
Higgins Hon 10 Whitat
HALEY JAS E White
Heller j II Wrent'
Hicks Joe White
Howe King Philip White
Howard lee Watki,
Hagerlnann Mr. Walker
Huport Milton Ward
Holmes Robt Z Wise j
Hutchinson Robt 8 Wharf
Heulsa } Hall White
Hayden Woodley Villa,
johnson G Washil
Jonson James Ward
Jonas James Young
MISCELLANEOl
.l1O5 Sth st" "Natio!
"Secy Golden Rule Council Coz
lou A NJ"
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING
STATION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBEF
LADIES' LIST
Bra1ton Miss Lulu,2 Napes
Carol Miss Susan Minor
Chandler Mrs 1 Nally
Chichester Miss julia RodScl
Crawford Mrs Eliza Sims
Fillmore Sarah Simki,
Gardner Miss Jane Stewar
Green Mrs Hettie Taylor
jackson Miss Harriet Tionl;
GENTLEMEN'S L
NILS clarence Ross .
MILLER LonlS SHINING
hehzeh Chns Thoopi
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING
TOWN, u. c., POST {
SATURDAY, DEcEMBEi
LADIES' LIST
AddlSon Lucy Hurley
George Mrs A Norris
Hager Mrs Ophelia Pumpl
GENTLEMEN'S L
SCHOONER LIS
j Howard Williams, schooner 10
Hams, schooner Josie r Burt:
schooner Ann Furney, 2.