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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
THE GOSSIP OF LONDON.
Tyndall observation-disclosures Spencer
IN Agatn-Literary and Personal
Notes.


III Agatn-Literary and Personal
Notes.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept 11.-Tyndall has greatly 10
covered from the brain paralysis which affected
him early In the year. He has been noun
taineering in Switzerland.
Herbert Spencer, after a long stay at Brighton,
has had 10 stop work, even letter writing. His
condition makes his friends xious.
The Lie of Annie Gilchrist," about to be
published, contains correspondence with REM
iniscences OF Whitman, Dante, Gabriel, Ros.
setti, Tennyson and other literary celebrities.
Darwins life OF his son will be published this
season by Murray.
The biography OF Delane the old Times editor
Is announced soon 10 appear.
Lord Rawton's liie OF Beaconsfield will not
be published till alter GladstoneS death, owing,
IL Is said, TO certain references TO the liberal
leader.
Cassell will publish a volume by James Birn-
ley ON tie romance OF invention.
Marie Browns proposed exhibit commemo-
rating the Morse discovery OF America Is In.
tended for the American exhibition To be held
IN London next year, not, stated, for the ex.
hibition i'm Philadelphia
The lille cha>tened edition of "The Arabian
Nights, is Lady Burton's edition of her hus-
band. Arabian Nights" translated literally
from the Arabic, and prepared for household
reading by Justin Huntley Mccarthy.
"A Great Speculation" il a one volume novel
by the Rev. Greville Chester, 10 be pul.
lshed next week by ChatJo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

The will Of the late John &. Harkness, dated
April !, 1885. was riled to-day. He bequeaths
his household effects, wearing apparel books,
papers, etc. to his wife also the real estate in
trust To three certain relatives aud to Rev. g.
w. Cooper, he leaves $3.50 each. He leaves Ger
tain real estate to his wife in fee and certain
pieces TO other relatives. To the trustees of
McKendree NJ. E church he leaves house 720
otn street northwest; the net income 70 be paid
70 the support OF the pastor and into the poor
iono Of the church. He names his wife as ex-
ecutrtx; T. = 0artrell aud g. R. Israel, execut-
0Es.
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The Salisbury Government . Little
Anxious AbOua It.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Sept 11.-There is talk OF Alexan.
der OF Bulgaria coming To this country. His
brother, husband OF Princess Beatrice went To
Darmstadt yesterday to see him. They viii
probably come to England together. The visit
is giving ths ministers some an xiety, for fear
of demonstrations favorable TO the prince and
hostile to the triple alliance, since these would
cripple them In the action necessary to take
concerning filling the throne OF Bulgaria.
Strict orders, therefore, have been given that
the visit must be made as private as possible.
lie government is determined ~ walk
Warily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11


HIM TO THE FRONT.
STAR reporter was talking with political
and personal friend Of Mr.. Blaine yesterday.
While he thinks that MI. Blaine Is the foremost
man in the republican party and believes he
Will get the nomination in 'sS, he denies that
there is any move in that direction now, and
says that the party leaders are ke sping their
minds free and unbiased ON the subject Of the
presidential nomination. He says the republic
cans feel that in the ne xt presidential campaign
all personal feelings must be laid aside for the
interest of the party. The personality of Mr..
Blaine will not, he says, nominate him, as 1t
did IN "a. It was felt ther by Mr.. Blaine's
!iienoS that the nomination was due him and
they would have given it to him even had
they known that It meant defeat. In 'S8 the
only question that will find consideration will
0e, w no will make the strongest candidate?"
This Is yet to be developed, and meanwhile
the party lights will not burn at any individual
Speaking OF Mr.. Edmunds' victory in Yer
mont ne said nobody who knew anything
ABOUT ABOUT II mad expected nythins else. II was
r,uicaious M to talk about the victory being
over Mr.. Blaine The Maine statesman did not
desire Mr.. Edmunds' defeat 1t is absurd to
think he did. The latter's conduct during the
Sfapalsn farnn h would block him from national pre-
iernient; i put he must continue to represent the
local interests of Vermont. "The trouble be-
tween the two men is personal he said. .It
grew out of debates in the Senate, principally
upon the Alabama awards. The debates were
very bitter, and the Vermont Senator was
Deaten by Mr.. Blaine. Alter all the Alabama
Claims mad been settled that were provided for
Oy Inc Jaw, as you know, there was consider
aoie money lett. Then the question arose
under the other class Of claims whether the
money should be paid TO the claimants or to
the Insurance. companies. The democratic
House 70. heid that it snouid go to the claimants
m ne senate. LED 6y Edmunds, Carpenter and
1hurman, stood by the insurance companies
Mr. Bialne, almost alone, opposed them, main
tain tanning that the money should 60 to the claim.
anus. Mr.. Edmunds and Carpenter ridicued
ms ignorance Of the law, and the de-
Dates became very bitter. Mr.. Edlnunds
had the Senate with him. and pre-.
vented the passage OF MIR. Blaine's bill for y
year or SO. MeaLAN nile MIR. Blaine devoted his
Time 10 studying the case and presently came
oack luliy equipped tor the fight. Then it be-
came struggle between Lne two men for
supremacy in the Senate. Mr.. Blaine won. He
carried his bill through and it was passed by
the House and became u law. The defeat en-
Uttered the Vermont Senator, and the bitter
ness was increased by their taking opposite
sides on the Thurman sink ing fund" bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
The Bureau OF Labor.
THE INVESTIGATION OF CONVICT LABOR,

STRIKES, ETC.
Carroll d. Wright, the commissioner OF labor,
In his annual report to the Secretary of the
interior, states that the special agents of the
bureau are now actively employed in the field
work connected with the collection of statistics
in regard to convict labor, strikes, distribution
OF products, and women workers OF great cities.
The investigation relating to labor, wages, &c,
OF the railway employees III the United States is
delayed until some portion of the force of
special agents can be relieved from the work on
which It is now engaged. ~ am in hopes" con-
tlnues the commissioner, "by vigorous service,
TO be able To submit the results OF the inveStga-
tions relating TO convict labor, and perhaps to
strikes, before the expiration OF the present
calendar year, and tnOSe relating to the other
Investigations authorized At the proper time in
1887"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

ONSA SlAR-Dedr Str:-Having read n statement
In THE STAR of the 9Th instant in reference to the
glove contest between Billy Young. of Baltimore, and
mySeh IT, At Alexandria. on the Sth instant at Lannon's
Opera House, to the effect that severely pun
6hed, wish to deny, through the columns of your
paper, that there was no fight, but merely hippo
drome sparring match as Lieut. smith, of the Alex
andria police department, can vouch for.
The authorities would rot allow TO fight but only
to give a sparring exhibition
Mr. Young understand, has been talking to the
eject that there light and that he whipped
fairly. which deny.
In reply would say. If Mr. Young thinks he can do
a. he says, will light him for SIOO to $500 of my
own money with one, two thTee-ouBce gloves. In
private six weeks from signing articles OF agreement.
Man and money at No. 1873 Pennsylvania
In reference TO Mr.. Rays (tse referee statement
the train coming from Alexandria ne fully
Of what decision he give before the exhibition
took place. Very respectfully.
JAMES WHITE,
1913 Pennsylvania ave- NV
Washington, d. c., Sept 10, 1856 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
The New Library Site.

AONC4 fOh fkOfERTf IN DISPUTE DEPOSITED
IN COURT.
In case 1873 District court the condemnation
OF land for the site tor the new congressional
library, an order was made yesterday for the
payment into the registry OF the court of the
amount assessed in the following cases where
the titles are In dispute, and there is doubt as
to the ownership: Parcel 1, square 720, $4,-
1G6.41; parcel 36. square 729, s1i. 1885,
parcel 81, square 729, 13,S2S.N; parcel 80
square 9 529, $3.50 60; parcel 81, square 729,
S1,eoS.6I; parcel ., square 73l, Sl5, ,765. 90
parcel :, square 531, 81, ,933.l5; parcel 33,
square 120, So, ,7O321; parcels 13, ID, Is, and
l6. square 729, Sl6.9S7.6 7.62. The order also
provides that the money shall await the claim
Oi the true owner Of said respective parcels
pursuant to the terms OF the seventh section OF
the act OF Congress approved April Is, 1886.
II Is thought by the district attorney tnat
within the next ten days the examination of
all the titles vii! be completed, and the govern
ment enter into possession OF the properly
CLAIMS READY TO BE PAID.
The following awards on account of propertv
embraced in the new library site passed through
tie first auditors Office Of the Treasury yester.
day to The Secretary of the Interior, and will
be paid into court to-day: john Grinder. 212,-
2!7; sarah Burnett, $S.9565O; VIM. A. Gordon.
$42,227.47, and VIM. II. Hoecke, $11, ,214.O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE total visible sup.
ply Of cotton for the world 10 ,075 3Ol bales.
Of which 67l 500 bales American, axaipse
1,lO7, ,l06 bales and 74l, 800 bales respectively
last year. Receipts Of cotton this week at All
interior towns. 23,047 bales. Receipts from
the plantations. 47.lVe bslsss Crop IN siEnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

LONDON, ONT. Sept 11.-Today, while play.
ing with y loaded revolver, q ten-year-old lad
named George Lewis accidentally shot and
KILLED Ge0rge Bruce. aged i've years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

Beach and Ross, the oarsmen, have deposited
E2OO each In London for race. Teener has
challenged Gaudaur 10 row U race ON the cham.
Pionship course tor E2OO side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

TuI EVENING STAR Is served to subscribers IN the
rfx nv carriers their account 10 cents per
week or 44c per month. Copies at the counter,
rents each By mail-postage prepaid-oO cents @
month: one wear, s.: six mouths. %.
fEniered the Post Office al Washington d. c, a.
pe(nndciass mail matterI
THE WEEKLY STAR-prhlished on Friday-S1
year postage prepaid Six months so cents.
~ All mail subscriptions must be PAID ia advance.
rt paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on annIicattnn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

:MASONIC--ASP. CIAL CON LOCATION
1S OF Mount Vernon r. A G., No. 3. will oe held
sunday, 18th instant. at two O'Clock to at
tend the funeral of our late companion, ATwELL L
CowLISs. full attendance Is requested. Members
OF sister Chapters fraternaIly invited BY order
Ii JOHN H PICKELL, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

Drowned In the hht0e.
FREDERICK HEURICH, OF THIS CITY, GOES TO
GERMANY TO GEE HIS SHARE OF AN ESTATE
AND LOSES HIS LIFE.
Consul d. ]. PartellO, temporarily in this city.
has received letter from bis wife, dated at
Dusseldorf, August 9th, stating that one
Frederick Heurich and Ellen, his wife, residing
at No. 1O3 Sd street southwest, Washington.
d. e., were temporarily visiting at Neuss, q city
on the Rhine, opposite Dusseldorf, and
Heurich was accidentally drowned in the Rhine
on August Goth. The woman being without
money, Mrs. Particle furnished her the money
70 come home, buying for her Q ticket on the
Red Star steamer Westernland, which sailed
from Antwerp August 2sth. The widow went
to the American consulate entirely destitute,
and Is the government makes no provision for
such Cases IL must be met by private assistance
on the part OF the American representative, and
unless voluntarily returned Is lost Cases are
frequent of that kind, and the small compen-
saiion paid TO the consuls is greatly taxed by
the charitable acts they are compelled to do.
deurich and his wife went TO Germany early In
August to try to collect o portion OF an estate
coming to the deceased.
The son Of Mr. and Mrs. Heurich, who is liv.
Ing at the above number, did not know until
this morning, when Consul Partello informed
him, Of his fathers death. Mrs. Heurich is ex-
pected home to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
The Celebration Gfvea Up.
BUT FOUR OF THE "oLD DEFENDERS" or DALe
TIMokE NOW LEFT.

BALTIMoRE, Sept 1.-The celebration of the
anniversary OF the battle OF North Point, during
The war Of 1872, ID OF the. past, and win bS
known no more by the defenders OF Baltimore
at that time. But four OF that band of patroisa
are left in Baltimore: George Ross, aged 02:
James G. Morford, 81; John Petticord, 81, and
Nathaniel Watts, 81. samuel Jennings died
nearly year ago. The survivors will be tend
The Grand Army Of the Republic will adopt
the 18th OF September 'tjrand Army day."
and will observe Monday by parade and camp
IRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $392, ,631 90: customs. Ss49, ,535.O4.

COMPLAINT has been made that the paper
used In some of the consular districts for mer-
camille invoices is of very inferior quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11
BLAINE AND EDMUNDS.
Cause Of the Personal Enmity Between
the Two Statesmen.

THE RESULT OF A BITTER STRUGGLE IN THE
SENATE-THE CHAMPAIGN OF 'SS-No MOVE
ON THE PART OF BLAINE's FRIENDS TO BRING
HIM TO THE FRONT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

LEAVES OF ABSENCE have been granted
Capt. f. II. Lescum, 9th infantry, two months,
and Lieut.. William Crozen, ordnance depart
ment, four days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

LEAVE OF ABSENCE tor four months, from
Oct36er 6t5, has been granted Lieutenant Colo
mel Hensy l.. Chapman, 7th infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

POOR EXAMINATION PAPERS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Candidates for naval honors made very poor
showing at the recent examination, only about
one-third OF the seventy applicants being sue
cessfu. Three others are yet to be examined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

How TO PREVENT EARrAoUAKEs.-Twent
or more letters have been received at the geolo-
gical survey from different parts of the country.
making suggestions and Offering advice with
regard TO the prevention OF earthquakes One
through the earths crust to give the deslruc-
tive gases an outlet. The writer is as yet un-
known TO fame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

NO ACCIDENT TO THE Presidential dis
patch from Prospect house, last night, says:
There Is no truth in a report put in circulation
to-day OF an accident to President Cleveland.
He ate hearty dinner in the inn to-day and
then returned to his cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

DANISH INTERFERENCE WITH AMERICAN
Notwithstanding is known at the State
department concerning the alleged interfer-
ence of Denmark with our fishing crafts about
Greenland. Our fishing in those waters does
not amount to much, and it is PROBABLE that
We nave no treaty with Denmark with relation
to this subject,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept ia Pioneer Press
Butte, Mont, special says: b. j. schlesinger, Q
wholesale liquor dealer, and ID. Wolgingan, u
grocer, met on the road between Butte and
Rocker yesterday. Schiesinger found short
ly sfterward with "A hall dozen knife wounds IA
his body. He will die. There was troublo
between the men over an old debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

CHoN YEN HooN, the Chinese minister, who.
with his secretaries and other members of the
Chinese legation, has been visiting Newport
and other watering places. also Harvard col.
leSe, returned to New York city yesterday
morning. The party went to Staten Island as
guests OF DIR. NJ. A. Carman and visited the
Wild West show, attending the Casino at st.
george In the evening. They will return to
Washington in few days.
DEATH OF Posi- OFFICE CLERK.-Wm II.
Powell, clerk In the bond division OF the Post
Office department, died last evening after q
lingering illness. The body was taken to-day
to Dayton, Ohio, his former home, Tor inter-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

FCs DR. CHARLES ALLEN HOMEOP-
49, athist, has removed his Office to lll2 @ ST
nw. Office hours: To $50 Am, 10 aud to $50
m Sundays 10 70 IL An only. Telephone cali,
.oS-Z 1xg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

Tf~ IN ORDER TO CLOSE THE ESTATE
~ and give possession of store building the
parties 10 whom II has been rented for term fyears
desire 10 close cut at and below cost entire sock OF
Books and Stationery and Fancy GoOds By the irst
on october. The attention Of my friends and all who
may De interested especially invited must vacate
the building by October next.
u. "A. WHITAKER.
Se2-lm llns Ppuna
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
aniieipa'e Il good :, eund crop.

s [ - slHiF tte,e VS. very IVY
'naaar -h7wer in Dsyton aui eiriu
~. Aa'n four n'c!9ck, there Nh
prrisc' dHu!e at ~nier eom'ng Gown
Z Hptah I Ii II. aud il was an.
Il pab d y from u cloud bAr>'. Il ihr
raih 1l4nt hrivf ru.,Iib lo creme
>ac 4 h'iv et w4ier il such ii Mt
ii n. Natu tn ia9rrai telehea Size
{ < trilsai :. washed ,unr IT lhs
en- nh II n atd M Il i c,srvc IL n
track u was SCOT repaired, how
evrr, aud HE tfruinE traiii Wa d..
laytd Int a II Il li,nr. An,thvr
III al wish rni occurred between here
and Maand nou>,s hu' it w's also
speedily npair'.d III rise IN he
rivtr caused lhe upper boom Of \ u,
l. nngshlnsl'4 wool drive Ia break
ur II all ctm' t,vn Ia thu bNon,
Isl nh the rtilf IA h ise. II
all. tb 'attalrv eari' @ere lit, The
q, me- caught ADORE the bridge.
rle Il md IN cola { Il III dill some
damage, ii inI up the yard, an the
se,i Sldr, ani The passage way un Ter
PIKE street beng damned up, the
water hackci - ,al r.u lnrantgb Mrs
Fox rr",sHr Att, Carllng'- saloon aud
ii ,t1n3i- I,Ar .IAr,. r. - :. TIM,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28
Sad svs From u o,n

Aurora, J ~ %. 1888
Ep BULLETIN. -Tsn deaths al, III
nrdiy, allowed Nv two fun raj. ON
IN lay HAYS ehtlIei ma. Of anr
usually cheerful and hump, hnsl :
into houses VI IA purllnt Ma q 1t,
hose dra h &c 'urrd on saaurltv
morniag VT, lhr dnnGhtrr -four lei
l,w ,osnsn IN w II Hoops. Mr.,
q dat WA, raised ,ad educated in oar
mlo.t. mi ml'h eteshpil lay mr.
IT IN IL aud teq ituifalc',, IL = fua..
raj sfrsice' ~ert- performed by tb
it"v |. I, Hale. al The Residence oi
he 't'a'eP. p,rrns, rnd Al Two clock
Il resi,iaS we're followed / the bur.
torn and thu surronn iiag mel .hb ,r.
hopd. aud much sympathy was
mani e>ltd Tor the INV y,ng relatives.
A 'clotk IN the same aftern,o p
h. fl!.l"r i services al ilirfy IL ,r6,l
l. 'n1kg were held in Wa ate la I,
ah CHI wa, censdsd with a d.rpv IN.
{ rested au lencr. Rv |. l. II ue
OH ic.ni"l AM Al lr.'s'i tne ,ailen NE
III - feelihg aud sppropriii. ii, nuer
After Witch the oody t licensed VA
conveyed Ia is lat re.iiag place in
charge OF III. N,5ol, All III FL
loss, accom- ami ny large nnn,-r
stances connected with the deuih If
'Ais ial arein some RESPECTS peculiar
~ -orroafu. The b v Ind gonc cut
With companion and finally reac led
rrSciv,lr nrar Stahler's Arentry,
II rr tl1y uudre,scd aud wenl in tor
a BATH; ,hr ma'er PRIV d too deep for
the b W; young Lngley sank la rise
n,mue. while hisc mp,nini succeed.
I'd IN getting cul, but probably too
much scared IN gre II timely alarm.
Men at the brewery Heard lie
boy crying and immrdh' ely rrpa red
Ia the reservoir, frnn, ahich they took
the bod, oi'llle la'i aud did all in
Ihrr power - resi-, r. him 10 life, bLt
alas he vital spark Ald ii.d.
Thi, boy, VIII wenI cut from his
home IN The n,o.ning. ghl and
h,ppy child, the pride ani hope of
his parents, ~brn they were in tha,
very hoar rel ncins over The b rlh II
a daughter, vast ataliernoon bni1gh,
hcme a corpse. This shi len TRANSITION
from ] y III snrraw Was terrible
hlnw Ia lie grlef..lrlcien pti.nls, aud
called form Tie generous ~ mpalhy
Il otlr t41tire community.
The,c occurrr ces rcmind us ibd
life III best is bii ii short duration, ant
hat we -hnhl'i ali improve the np,,,r
tusities that God has gwen US aud
pr. pare tpr The life 10 cone.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

AL sull We er1 ,m nn,i h0,its
Tor The saed of maakiad For y'sr~.
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&alt, aud nnN h.hu 1t, " are u,f-r
Ia. Y ad>, >uch IA sroS ia, ,ftae
t,r>t qali$,rrackery liz ars, tobacco
AID cl-ars, Al IA i'ra1e,-e3 pr'ees.
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soa. Ne Her To dup lrac pllce>, ~.
pct casalo4a' of tic kd n.H e, Yel
low llnasr, Gre,n llnI-c or any uia,,r
house, and Ncu viii hive he a,lynu
tate oi seeing aud knoNing what snn
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tar.,e ~loSk u Anchor sop, enalprn
corn nj, sous q pigs icel, pickle
by III 4 ar, nr eNlh, sHA IA fac the
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l,lic4te al catalogues for San Francis
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-07-28

AT tile meeuas M Tue ID IA 'cra ic
Cnu, lt Central Cnmm nil,rc, nrld o,
the - II ih,tan the following outn.,s
was trans acted:
4. q trrdrd, J ). VI on,v and +. A
Angel we're apo 'latei a comm ,te "a
credentials. Tnry rcppr ed tue VI
lowing nv mbers 81 the com mi ne
present eitircr III p'rson NJ by pt * ;
n, f,rSeih j. + B,l!tr ptaN>
j Cro-smnn. J .. A,mney p'oX ii,
d. F,eIchtr.J s, VI ,olty prax, [.
b Prrcl,rd. J. y. M"ontN pr.N, J
b. Seller. D,a Ii II ant proxy; 4 u
D,nahnr. j. =. Dl,co | prnx f,s.
l'aras Gu ID iIlimii prU.s u Is "a
z,nov,cn II ,loil prnx = !.
Masser. ] f3,,,r .,t,ks; Jao.
ceagerron. j y D4 CA ,mnx "
Pd'mcr, j, ). VI 'oaey prox, Geo.
Il. iarner, j + Hart pr. xt; L. II
West, . i,cpi pr,s 7 A. Gar.
rard; ] 4. b ller andF. A, Angel.
Va nbllon. il WAS urdervd lnal the
CunN cnttun he held at uaw horne IN
Inc 1 II usy oi Oc,nber.
GA motion, IL Wis ord !, red thai the
A I'm Try cleo io.s %: ic i II tat III Il
day OF August.