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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
INoIDENrS lN sOOIErY.

The wedding of Miss Sara Briggs, daughter
Of George Briggs, and Edward Windsor Kembe' the
artist, attracted a large company at st. Andrews
Church. Harlem, p. yesterday The ceremony was
,rforned by the Rev. Dr. John L. Davenport, assisted
~ tie Rev John NJ Windsor, OF Monticello j. u ken-
HE brother of the bridegroom, the best man re-
East one. hundred andfOrty sixthst The bride wore
white satin robe trimmed with point lace, and carried
bouquet OF white lilaes. ,, . ,.,- ~.
The wedding of Miss Louise Hof and Ebert hlpp TOOK
place yesterday at $50 In the Third OnVersast
Church, In this city III, -.
Charles Maue Ramsay, of England. who will marry
Miss Esfee GARRISON Eberon, ~ j. to-day, gave MS
farewell bachelor dinner at DelmOnicos last evening
The civ of Berlin will take out among her passengers
for Liverpool to-day Mrs. Frank Leslie Madame Iheo
and Madame CespedeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

EAST TAwAs, Mich, May 27.-The forest
fires in this vicinity are still burning ercely, the dense
smoke at times cloudlng the sunlight There are exton-
sve fires also across Tawas and between here ana
Au Sable
LEWISTON. Me. Nav pa house, stable and barn
owned by DE- d. b. strout we're burned to-day. The loss
Is $4,000 insured In the Royal OF Liverpool ior s4oVO
The furniture OF the dwellinghouse was lhsufeo ior
81 1000
CHATHAM, n. Y, May 81 (Spceiap.-The st. Johas
Hotel at East Chatham was burned 20 the ground early
this morning, with the adjoining barns -Four horses
were burned 10 death Loss, $4,000 INSURANCE. Soooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
NOT ALL HIS FANCY PAINTED IT.

UteDntCh to
THE Fgening Star always conservative, In
r,aht the following There Is eonsidersolS Snara
nntea circles about the relations between .n that
taTy Of state and the President. There Is run In Ger
Mr. Rayard may not remain IN the Cabinet uo rs not
According the current report inc made
been pleased with some diplomatic nt 81 late
by the Secretary of State and II Is even
The presi leut has seen dc make some ~ ~ oishes
dinomatie officers not entirely in ACCORD WIZ n minors
of the secretary" This puts III M one pretends
1ncb have heen for some time current 40 o n nrob
to soeaE b. authority with regard to them me- Sbne but
S p,at tbere are 90 any changes III bo does NOT
shara are many Indications that M tov naDted il
nd he state Department all ina. r he left the Senate
and at tunes is greater and the burdens less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
OPENING pAYArMAyHArrAy BEACH

The Manhattan Beach Hotel and railroad
we're opened yesterday for the season NOTWITHSTANDING
the couded sky and prospect OF rain the railroad carried
good many persons Tho number oil guests az the notei
was larger than last year the opening whle the mum
Der of for rooms next month gives PIoso
Of n good season The Oriental Hotel will open on June
90 be pnmber OF rooms already engaged said 20 be
80 Der cent greater than year The music ~ Ma
haitian Reach viii be furnished again by Gmores band
of sixty-Ve pieces which will play on Decoration Day
and SUNDAY. considerable change has been made 10
stand nn amphtheatre capable OF seating 5000 persons
mas been built and after June admission lees Oh ten anu
twenty-five sents will be charged Tor seats lnere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
SUCCESSFUL TRIP or THE DOLPHIN.
RUNNING TO NEw-LoYDoN AND BAcK-woRKINGr TO
CHARM.

RUNNING TO YEw-LoNDoN AND BAcK-woRKING TO
A CHARM.
John Roach's dispatch boat Dolphin returned
to East III ghtl-s at 80 yesterday after salts
factory run to New London TO get her machinery IN
running order for the Government trial to- day She
left the pier early Tuesday morning IN charge OF
Captain James Lewis and Chief Engineer Farron.
Others on board Chief Engineer Morley, u. s. NJ
and W. l. Babcock. Mr.. Morley said yesterday: NO
effort made to accomplish fast time to test the
horsepower OF the engines We averaged Ia knots an
hour and not over / 500 horse power used We
left Twenty thrdst. at 1920 n. andlreached New
London at 4:45 p. M. leaving there at 1880 We re-
turned slowly. arriving on Twenty third-st az
7:30 a. IN. The day nne aud the Dolphin heh het-
self Ia fine trim. There heating Of the machinery
and everything promises we'll for the trial Tomorrow.
MIR Babcock was emphatic In his denunciations OF the
account published In yesterdays Herald regarding ts
trim. IT'S a lot OF lies from beginning 10 end, ne sa.
The Dolphin did run into the Cenfnegos nor upon
n reef There was not particle Of trouble IN ans way
never saw a vessel better; she worked to CHARM
John Roach said that he satisfied and thought That
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
DIRECTORS or THE OPERA HOUSE.

The following directors OF the metropolitan
Opera House elected yesterday james A koose-
yelt George Henry Warren Luther Kountze. George T.
Haven. William X. Vanderbilt, william II. Tiltnghast,
Adrian Isein. Robert GOelct Joseph W. Drexel Edward
Cooper, James &. Parish Henry g. MarquaDd George
n Curtis The two latter take the places OF William e.
whitney and George Peabody Wetnore. Mr.. Roosevelt
was elected president OF the board; Mr.. Warren vice.
president and Mr. Konntze, treasurer Edmund e..
Etanton WIS Amounted Regarding secretaIY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
NATIONAL BANK CONSUMED.

HARRoDsBURG, KY, May PA fire this
morning In Main-sL destroyed Haryeys Block In
which Is the Mercer National Bank. Cook &
Iewiss drug store A. s. Robinson &
Sons drygoods store, besides other buildings
Total loss $4,000 The books OF the bank were saved
and tho money thought be secure 1t is supposed
the ire caused by an inoendiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
IRyIye HALL LEADERS oHAEGED.

The committee OF twenty-five OF the Irving
dall Executive Committee last evening" after long and
acrimonious discussion decided TO give tile leadership OF
the Ivth District Heary Campbell, deposing james
Brady who has been the leader there The leadership
Of the XVIII District given 70 James femng anu
William McMahon as opposed 10 William Broderick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Guard Against ChoIern

BY cleaning house and clothing with Pyles Pearine.
Prudent People lea home for prolonged absence this
will put their silver securities and surplus
jewels with Deposit Co.. 9Th and 42dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
IND HE SHALL HAVE NO CREDIT, ANYHOW

hothn
IL wants Mr. Cleveland in $685. His Administrator Is
ONLY eighty days old and not yet developed nto
Derceptibe form IL should prove 10 De What tho Do
ME xet he will b. reDOminated by chorus 50 Iouu
and strong that voice like Mr. Randalis coulu not
MAKE itself heard II IL should disappont the country
and prove failure IL would make little dlnetehGe wio
was no minated and Mr.. RandOll would Oe tne aSV "
head the fOrOrn hope OF pressing MI CieNelahu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
CONNECTION IN THE SHERWOOD HOUSE.

An insecure stove pipe in the basement ofthe
Sherwood House. No 53l Ffthave., caused a slight fire
last evening which made some commoton among the
occupants, though 1t eItingulshed easily with
damage OF 500 IL with John ii. Sherwood, the
proprietor this house that exlnspeo0r OF BUILDINGS
EsterbroOk had light on his refusal TO put up nre
escapes Inspector DOenoh has also been after him ana
It s likely that this fire will result In the escapes being
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

night the following were chosen tho Governing
Committee, to serve for three years from June 10
William H. Appleton. Samuel D. Babcock. Henry W.T.
James o. Proudnt and Henry w. Bibby to serve for ono
year, Grenvile Kane Notwithstanding the expenditures
exceeded the receipts during year $1,000 the
ton to Increase the club membership 100 members was
lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Gpecldl y ot,ees

III. " Squire ~ sons, Jewellers, % fulton-st.. " NJ
Diamond Ear. Rings matched all sizes.
Watches so To SlOO. sterling Syerware &C
A.-lIasseys CONCENTRATED EsSENCEof COCA aud
PEPSIN registered In Patent Office, WASHINGTON affords
IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN BILIOUS or NERVOUS
HEADACHE and IN DIGESTION. CAsWEL1. MASSEY
& Co. Chemista LII Broadway and 3Io othaye, New
Nnrk and r /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
MOTHER AND CHILD BADLY BURNED.
THREE MIN sCoRCHED IN SAVING THEN DIRECT
ING A REsCUFR TO HER INFANT.

ING A REsCUFR TO HER INFANT.
Flames, which started from an oil stove at
No $50 East Fortirth-st., yesterday burned young
mother and her baby nearly death and came near de-
stroying the lives OF three men who went
10 rescue tho child. The building is three
story brick structure. the first floor being
used By Henry Cews for stable. Above the stable the
house Is divided IN parts. one part contains hay
loft and rooms for Mr. Clews's cOaehnan Barnes, and
the noor OF the other half OF the building are
rooms occupied by Charles Dumar compositor. Mrs.
Dumar was ironing at $50 a. m. while her child was
asleep in a caTriage In an adjoining room she used an
oil stove which che accidentally upset Her dress
caught Ore and she ran into the street scream
ing. Men from neshborng feed-store
tore OF her burning clothes and carried her into drug
store.
Foreman John J. Eagan, OF Engine No. 81. whose
quarters are not far from the stable Mrs DuInar
and ran up in time hear her out save my baby
No $50. second noorr' lie to the house. W. f.
OConnell clerk OF No 222 East Forteth st. was there
s aud sy Sris s ss me s'sShp ro@ tho
whore Mrs Dninar had been. The, bail was
cry the rOOm tue door or which was locked
O'Conue tried To through the open door, but the
flames drove him back. Eagn forced open the locked
door and found the fun OF smoke. The baby
wa- carriage, which was burning. Eagan had
To break leather strap before ne could release the child
Most OF It's clothing burned AMI u was screaming
Eagan wrapped II in his coat and carried 1t down stairs
His hair mustache singed. other members OF
the rngine company had arrived by this time Fireman
Edward j. Lleby heard that u woman and child
thrrr He was burned In the face severly.
Mrs. Barnes the cOachmans wife threw her child To
fireman from the top floor. II caught unhurt she
stayed until the flames IN the house were
eXtinRuished. The damage by the hre was ABOUT
Mrs Dumar. her child and OConnen taken to
Bellevue Hospital iAeby went to the engine house ana
four years. She died late last night Tho child
will probably die also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Have You smoked the New Cigarettel
Ask for the sunny south"
H1RRIEH

NAsH-LITTLE-In Brooklyn. Tuesday, May g. by the
Row. o. Peck of New haven assisted by the Rev. Wat
Phillips. Harvey Nash Jennie Fleming, dangh-
ter Of NJ. aud Mrs. John ". Little.
GRISWOLD-HIXSoN-On Tuesday. May 26. 1885 at the
the brides brother Joseph HxsOn Van Etfen
vile. Y, by the Rev r. +. White Alice A. HixsJn OF
Ithaca ". Y. TO Harrison GrswOd Of Jersey City, ~ j.
al notices Of marriages must be indorsed rtth fap
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

got the flames under control when the supeFihtenuon
started into the building AS he was pasSi,n5, agoSst
him. tearing the clothes nearly OF his back ana mnd ace
siioht hrnise on hs leg. II was not iounu neoo
sary 70 summon medical aid and the superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
A CHANGE OF DIET T. tl,,snH

Tho re,narks of me Nec Times about changes III
oniel are aDout as brilliant that OF the man VINO oo
served that at his boarding house they had lea nun lD
weeks on pork aud BEANS but now there was 10 o
a change of die the boaTders were To nave Deans anu
pork Ne have had offensive partsdnship en9usn, io'
us now have some offensive partsanshlp TOT ohaho'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
WOMEN AND CHILDREN CARRIED FROM A FRI


An alarm Of fire summoned the engines to
the big double tenement house. No 9S East Fourthst
at $50 last night When the hremen arrived the
whole upper part of the building was In
flames. Two more alarms were sent out The
police from the Seventeenth Precinct aided the
renen ia getting the of the burning build
ing The great crowd cheered loudly as the policemen
came down the ladders horoscopes with the women
and children in their arms Among the
first to enter tho building was a driver
A G. Gardner aye Twenty-Five OF No. GOT Fifth-st Half
An hour after he went into the building he was found on
the third by remen, nsensible from the eect
OF smoke. lie was taken to Bellevue Hospital stu I'M
conscious j. w. See, with his wife and family hYed on
the first floor. His wife was taken from
her bed by the nremen and carried across
the street Assistant Foreman NcAyOy, or HOOK
and Ladder No g. took Mrs Krocnkcr, who was partly
suocaeG shoulder and carried her down the lad
der from the second floor
The lire broke out In the basement anu supposed 10
have gnit.d from explosion OF Kerosene lamp Flre-
man O'Brien was "A nrcescape aud was enVeOped Ia
flames and smoke At time "A shout went up from the
crowd when it was seen that no was saic. Inc loll
damage VIII be about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
NE MIGHT BETTER HAVE SPARED GARLAND.

From The Rochester Post-ErPTeSs; -, ,oao
II Is reported that Attorney Garlanu
persona matter Of IL and threatened to leave tue ~
met N Mr. Montgomery did not get the place p nni9
o.gbt nat TO have made any difference with the fres
dent Hedoubtless knows that there are just as GUT
men ma Mr Garland in every State III the Union . snu
mat on the other hand there few worse men 'in
Montgomery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
THINKING THATIF WAS MARM" EANDELBA UNI.
A dispatch was received at Police Head

quarters from Elmira, Tuesday, stating that wo-
man had registered at hotel there as Madame
the woman the fugitive "Marm Baum"
or this city the Elmra police were viii.
ing to place her under arrest Inspector
Byrnes asked for description OF the by tele-
graph, and aferward sent word that the could
not be the noted " fence" Of the same name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
THE WEATHER EXPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-FOr New-England,
fair weather west to north winds lower temperature
higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather ana
rain variable Winds slightly cooler in the northern ana
snuthern portions gh rise In temperature IN central
portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

Mr.. Edward 4. Kdier has recently finished two
farcical plays entitled Oae OF the Boys aud Tom
Dick and Harry" The former has been bought ny Mr.
Roland Reed and the latter by Mr. " Salisbury, OF the
Troueadours. who already owns Mr.. Kiiders play
called Three OF Kind"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION
TN HOURS Morning. Night.

n. d.sr.m shows the vssion IN this city By tsnths
time for the
~ line the oscillations
The broken or dotted line pse,Sn,
Indicated thernomeef
phar Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Dolitlral Nc.iees.

seventeenth Assembly District Republican Assocnftss
Raenar meeting THIS EVENING at Turn Hall, -
west s7rh-st JOHN MccLAVh, Presidents
"EBkN DEMAREsT. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

TRIBUNE oTvroE. May 25-l r. ma broad atmos-
pheric depression central In Kansas and Nebraska,
dominated the weather nearly the whole country
causing heavy rain in those two States and more or less
oloudness elsewhere The temperature fell somewhat
In tho Lake region and on theAantic coast The move
ent of the barometer here during the partly cloudy
weather was slight The temperature ranged between
$50 and 81 tho average 2o being 67so higher than
ON the corresponding day last year. and 80 higher tnan
slightly cooler partly cloudy weather and perhaps rain
NAV he expected In this city TO day and Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
DEPARTURE or SECRETARY MANNING.

Secretary Manning started for Washington
yesterday al $40 D. Mayor Grace was his first caller
IN the morning. Among other visitors were Hubert o.
Thompson Gastav schwab William II. Barnum and
Judge theodore Miller, OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

now, THOMAS, DON'T SAY ,, ANf TaaaitS. NA'h
S~ .ha1i have no future connection Win any uche'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
no rrr TILE HAzLEHuRsr POSTMASTER.

From The Philadelphia Press ,,
Mr. Villas should issue another conhuet" oti,r &C.
ebodying the fact that to shoot man sor Ue'uS SIT
cordimg to his political principles Is not ouenS"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

sUPERry4BSDEHr wALLIgG INJURED.
Superintendent Waling answered an alarm
Of fire at No 737 Broadway last night The hremen had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

THE UNION OLUBHOr TO HAVE MORE MEMBERS.
At the annual election of the Union Club Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

.or when he could have prevehteu lss oo
49, Srsa Inv the d publication OF the oplhion'
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
BAKING POWDER sTRAMPS,

IAs daasss - he Pahe hsaith itom the indi,esmia
- pss Of the many s and baking powdm Of oOneres
besn 70 fully exposed that everybody desires to ayod
their further
The proprsto Of Of the worst Of these powders =,
nov gong from house 70 house trying BY Of trick
o. aoced test with hest and water to show that their
.ss 9 good y the Royal Baking Powder whih every.
body knows absolutely pure and xhOssOne. tie object
Of course being 70 supply their goods in place Of the
aNsts Royal which housekeepsrs have for many ysass
ssed upon 70 produce light wholesome and alatabs food
The housekeeper will do well to be on her guard against
these baking powder ap Every intelligent peson knows
that any goods peddled from house house in this man
ner q that are given away samples. sought 70 be
introduced by secretly aducng the character Of other goods
well known to be pure and reliable have no merits Of their
own and have failed 81 fpA purchaser through Legitimate
means - sII ssII sF tgEf1$, 80 sE' -
Ass natter Of fact these tramps trying 70 intro
ass Ps.d. fhst has been found by the Governsnt cham
t to be ls5 per cent me and the other peddes pow,
lat i 20 per cent a aum--one q powerful caustic.
tho other q corrosive poison.
No such tricks jugglery deceive any ons Ths
uca test that tho Royal Baking Powder has pdsrroos
during the last quarter Of century test of actual and
work in the preparation Of pure and wholesome
food under which it has yet ed-is entirely satis.
factory to the practical housekeper She has ALWAYS hsd
"good luck" with in making light sweet and dslic;ous
brad biscuit and cake and has placed it, to stay At the
bend o. hss housekeeping favorteA The Royal Baking
has the Eepu:si everywhere II being The h
and tho only pure '&'&g powder made and the baking
tramp who attempts to suppant its place in the
fdenos Of tho housekeeper viii find this bad year for h
q II
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
A.a..s.. c.ssss l.ssssss..

TSssa, ASsil is.--As 0ssM nsstisl
'sf ~ Asissas Hvs Siosk Asssstasias. ~
closed h this dsy, sssisesaS asasurss vsss
adsSssd Locking y hssssr 1so,sssta aeAia ,
tAs is1ossstsss Of dissassA ssssis frsn In.
fsstsd districts If ether states and Tsui,
TORIES. i.1 'rssrs wsrs slss sppoiatsS ~.
der he rs.psssiss iossi ssSssI.sssas - set
f~ th<is several districts ~ shis nsssins
shsrs we're Fsrssssatsd over 3sSooo ~ Z of
osstls. worth II prs1sit rsbsa aos lees thaa
e3,S0ooo certainly god sh.wing for .
e,onssy sspoossd By nsny Eastssa psopls
10 b harrsa dsssrt. he Asisoas saitls
interest," has nos s,ns ~ b rsgsrdsA ~
iitsis, u any. inferior - hss gss4s ~
Growiag MINING iassrssts.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
THE PR1cIeus MsrALs.
PssAsssiss sf Gold aaA A1lvss d
the Usst~A stsass.

BsTssard, Dissst0r Of ths Mist, in hid
'yssiai annual sspnst on the production Of
soia and silver In skA United States for ths
calendar year 1854. shish has bssa ordsssd
Drintsd, sssinssss the produesioa Of che
ssastry 70 hsvs hess - fS,lows; Gold, Co.
eoooo0; silver. sompstsd at ths stlyss-dollaf
snining ,sts. eNysos.eoo; total, ~, ,soe, 80.
Tais showa % i.srssss over ths yisid Of the
previous year Of sbsut eooo,ooo in gold and
q, ,40o, 80 In silver. The to.si deposits at
gold At The nints daring the ysss anosnssA
70 eso, ,Sis.l7S, Of vhish eD, D,Sc1'aoQ vss rs-
1ortsd - domestic. The exports ~ esld
bullion. sxelssivs Of United States baY,
anssntsd :" snlv SllS.oo0.
Te ths amount dspns'tsd at the nainta
and the IN N ar.ount exported might prsp-
sriy - addsd the osOo.ooo worth Of sold
s,ntainsd In the silver bullion sxpoytsd,
snd slso po-.ibly e7oo worth Of sndspoa.
lied sold 10 the S",ss Of nseeets. e,sins. sts.
ssed In ernanentstion snd S3c0.ooo in ban
In private reAnsfiss ussd for similar pur.
Soess, which ~esId aahs h I'll a sIAisiOa
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26
HsSsee - CseAissss.

In ~ RFoaaas Cosss. CJsssy a Msh.vs,
TsrTitssy q Asisoea. s
II ths mastss q NE ss1Ats q l.
Jsase aarpss, dssssssA T.
Notiss h Asrsby Givsa bv ~ sndsssis,sd
sdoisistrstor ef ~ sAass oi Jsass Harper,
dsssassd, - ths ossditm Il snd al pss.
ssss hsyiaG ssains aGsasst ~ sasA Asssas
"a. 10 sGtibit sAsa vitA IL sssspsssy
vo1shsss. vathis 10 ssosths sssss ths Asst
psbaisstia q this ostisa 70 ~ saiA ~.
ninistrasss . Hsst MsA~vs, I, ssil sssnty
= nehsvs. Dstsa HsssA iesA. lsoS.
&F FHss LAnssa1, !
AAnipistsaAos q ~ sstsAs Il Jsaas Nas.
pr, asssassA. t.r. e
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26

u sAsss o. iSse@s. ~ q ~ ~ sssa,s6
I'm. psttiuh Csss.laa - ~ asstAsss
osstss = MsGiss, ssssssi&a q sAsst a..
IAsp, saly eaessa sas Asr,sitsa = ~
oss Bransises Mint - fssslGs. NJ ~
ss@se0asss fssaisssd - ssAasss skSv thae
b ~ ss1ssd by thsm AsA issIsAsd = ~
ssAnsS ssliisa dsSsssss ~ ssAt mist ss6ss
- hssA - Assssstaa-aas ysssAsss
Chssaisis.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-26

sassia sssss, ~ 11isss.l P.sh . 7ses-
~ sfssnsss = - =. ~ aass - ssssse
= hsssh sDsiAWt Asitay .. NJ ~ ~.
lewin6 ~ Dsisssss va h ~ JssslsSs
cssrt u niasni Rark. ilhsria sssss ss~
- ~ svs sst.iasi vssk sd Asss i vsil
- sosshiy. ~hiss -sssssss fss ~ psvs-
lasity.