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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22
A. n. cur,,. Involved In Literary Piracy.

From the New York sun.
A correspondent OF broad and well-!ounded
literary activity calls our attention to q story
printed In the Christmas number of the New
York Mirror entitled "The Majors Story"
signed and contributed as original by NJ n,
Curtis, an actor. 1t reveals q queer state ,oi
things. II Is, with the exception Of merely
dozen words or 50 a reprint of the "Nan from
Solsno," by Mr.. Bret Harte, published origi-
nally few years ago in the San. OF course
the Mirror has been imposed upon, and
whether Mr.. Curtis has been imposed upon
also, or is the imposter himself, remains to
he determined. 1t is hardly conceivable
that an actor, who relies for much Of his pros
perity upon the favor of the New York public
would boldly perpetrste such afrsud ss palm
ing of one OF Mr.. Bret Harte's stories as his
own. II Is more probable that being sp-
piled to, together with q number OF other
sectors, to contribute 10 the columns Of the
Mirror, he hired some one Of greater literary
experience than himself to provide the desired
contribution, and then signed it, ncouscious
that he was putting his name to production
Of one OF the most brilliant OF contemporary
writers Of English rCtion. If Curtis and the
Mirror had agreed that third party should
write Curtis story, then they were both the
victims OF the undsunted pirate who stole
from MIR. Hsrte If the Mirror understood
that "rhe Majors Story WAS TO be from the
actors own pen, then Curtis sold the Mirror
and probably, this journeymsn pirate sold
Curtis.
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BURNED DY POWDER
mnaSSs osORWR xsR0RR 11Rks a
rfsrOL IN Rfs AUETs YAoE.


,~~,.. .,o,r..nonaonc. n, tho t,rv,,,or~cup
"'"' 'ro's.a w
COLUMBIA, Dec Z&-teorge Lerger, son
Of George Zerger, living on Walnut street,
aoout nine Vi ears of aue went to the house of
80 ,r.rdt.ther ON so,,,b ,rh,rd .,,ao, ,.os,or.
x.--s,a~roo,, ,horo 10 ,,,,,,a -; ,,,,,,,,
~ s' ruo 10 'oo"o p's"i ~ ins
90 2 msntei. Inc weapon was an old, I'M
used one which had been lying about the
house for several years, but was loaded and
capped. The boy took the pistol and went
CLOSE to his aunt, Miss Jennie Zerger pulling
the trigger when the weapon was close 10 her
fnco. Fortunately for the lady the pistol Was
loaded with nothing but powder, as she re-
ceived the full force of its contents on the
vsvh, .,ao y, har ,aoo ThI. aide of the face
Ivsrw ,n,,oh hnrnas and =, full of powder
.t,,,sS ,hn ,.u,nia and ear Nothing
Ss~, - ons.hfndod from The accident,
-sshs.'..h .haf fa5v,. Taco ia rerv much swollen
~. ,aerr,no
esharjdsn Fisher. a brakeman on the shift
in0 aneine No p6s of the Pennsylvania rail.
; road. met with painful accident yesterday
afternoon, while coupling cars IN oe IVES
yards He had -hi5-flgasSnump csusn'
Q c4A-l<ss,ltinc .. fne nsil uelns .oIh "i''
Inc injury received meolcal attention,
Frank B Musser, superintendent OF tbe
oioct,'c hen. CON Psny, nsu ms rlent maui iu-
yursu ao9a. NJ SIX O'CLOCK iass evening" a. :. 'ne ne
ssston VI ,be coul pany. ne nsu pla.eo ~ on
.no eccen.ii. . On M .he enslhe anu nis uMo Nn-
gers cauept ia the Inacnipeay; IessiIlns IN
ho sklu peIns scispeu Sh tne hTst suu
seconu nngers anu tne mars oelnR oauiy torn
on tne lndex nngers. Medical attention was
gwen 70 me INJURY. -.-
oeorge oung, an einpioye OF the Susque,
mamma rolling mil, had MS 1901 oadly burned
ABOUT 1our O'Clock this morning ny lot OF
inoi,en lnela from d PuuuIe paIl uIoIPtS
mo MS sboe'
Funeral OF John Grauisy'
The funeral OF the late John C,rauloV took
place on Tuesday afternoon, and WAS verv
.~iarualv attended ,Yomnanv T. had charge Of
~ sa,,s,s,n 49,. st,too,, ,,,on a.
VIZ iehlainf, s .uI LIB VI @ sI-N ~ yt, -. ~ - - -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

Aasusssa nassAsssss. osassssga cs~scii Ne. %.
A. The regular meeting Of Concssoga Coun.
oil No ~, Junior o. U. A. NJ, held to
morrow night business Of special importance
Will be brought forth for action, and a. the
members have been notified the attendance
no doubt will be large. one Of the subjects
to be considered will be the Invitation from
the order OF Philadelphia in regard TO taking
part In the anniversary and parade OF the
order TO be held In Philadelphia on Wash.
ington's birthday, February I'D next All
councils have been invited and extensive prep
arstions are being made TO make the ahait very
imposing. Another matter TO be considered
will be for this council to established what Is
known as the "Oheutsl Degree" In this
county, and which has been n source OF great
benefit ito the order and councils using IL
The members OF No y have been lately
active In increasing their numbers and will
iniatiate a number OF candidates from In dis
tsnt town, also a number will be proposed.
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Grand Army Post Package Party.

The package party for the benefit OF the re-
lief fund of George II. Thomas Post, No. ST
q. A. r, at Roberts hall on Tuesday even
ing was very largely attended. The follow
were the winners Of the several prizes J Ohm
Titus, pair OF blankets; Mary Bissinger,
couuterpsne; John High, ladies gloves; Ad.
olson Lawrence, mems gloves; Mary SChaei.
fer, glass fruit stand; Alfred Wohr, door
mat Mrs. john Bissinger, alarm clock. The
following articles can be bad at Dr. J. A. r..
Reeds office by the holders or the lucky
tickets: Ton OF coal ,474 psir Of boots, lr73l
sack OF -four, 3g6; china pitcher COS, and
mirror, II.
- .arse number OF packages were sold al
auction, and the intervals were taken up IN
selections Of music with Hiram CrOOme pre-
siding at the organ 4 handsome sum was
realized.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

b f. Davis, esq, was in Harrisburg before
the pardon board on Tuesday to ask for a
pardon for CDR" Joshua Potts, convicted in
1885 Of mai practice and sentenced to five years
Pardon was refused.
The claim of the murderer McCale, Of
Wayne county, sentenced to be hanged
January lS, was presented by ". L. Hensel,
OF Lancaster assisted by the Mccartney
Brothers, of Honesdale. The argument was
based on doubt and stler-discovered evidence
which further created It. The district
attorney OF the county opposed the pardon
but many OF his statements were retuted by
the printed evidence read by Mr.. Hensel.
The board recommended that the governor
respite him until March 2b 1851
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1wo Notes by Way OF wee, Chester.

From the Local News OF Tu Blay.
This evening new order OF Red Men will
be organized at Christians, Lancaster county,
of which there are IS charter members. The
following named tribes will organize their
fellow member over the border Yemassee
tribe, No. l3i, Duwingtown OnOndago tribe,
Coatesville, and Waws tribe, OF Psrkesburg.
Robert Holstein, OF Downingtown, and
Miss Lizzie Keller, OF Ephrsta, Lancaster
county, are to be married shortly, the an.
nouncement of the engagement having been
recently made. The happy event is TO take
Place In February.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

Corn-Nc . mixed cash, arc DO Dec. <rlc !;
'e os;s-sc' sssii wSitc State. soc No DO slxc,,
Ne. mixed, Jan, Stkc. -
Rye dull Western sssfsec state. sTS0sac.
Barley nominal.
Pork dun new mess, ssIi9s
lard-Dec, ~ S. Jan, o. 30 NAV, Sen
Molasses steady at 41ltSC FOR choice.
Turpentine dull at %Nc.
Rosfn duh strained to good. S1sloo
Petroleum dull: Refined, In cases, sNc.
Rice in good demand Carolina, fair to gooi.
3x0Sisc prime TO choice sN6c.
Sugar quiet: Refined Cuuos', tl.GvNc
Granuated $40
Tallow nrtu Prime City, t,c
Freishts steady grain TO Liverpool, Sac,
Butter steady; Western Creamery, si1flo
Cheesedull; western Plat, lI1l 1lelgSc; state FAC
Isss steady; State, g7asc western, Geg7c.
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Nav York stpgss

NV ToRS, Dec, y, l-S0 p n.-Money loaned
st from TO per cent Exchange steady, 5oSJ
ts4S Governments steady. Currency 6's, s4's
BID IS Coup, o. ss1. bid ;4S's do o. lOit bid.
After the frst call the stock market weakened
somewhat on selling by the room traders and
the early advance wss lost, but towards MID;
day s buying OF Louisville & Nashville, ST. Paul
and the Goa, shares cent prices up again. At
midday the advance ranged from \. 10 N rer
cent
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Closing Pricss-s o'clock p. N.


CHICAGO Dec. gl-The D-otsvs y3isrrG. re.
ACnC; lower: Christmas steers, e. 2SGs u
shipping steers, $50 TO SO IS, q SOFA - stock
miIed. o. 5otSS 81; bulk, g IcS9 50; Texas cattle
til1sSlO 10
head; market slow and weak rough and
mixed, o. s a. so packing and shipping, e. SO
50 light, :, sOii4 2S ssips, a. s5ts2 S..
Sheep-ReCeipts, 500 head; shipments &tc
head market weak natives g. aStSt . West
ern. Q! ioIj 60 Texans, g. E5SS 10, lambs, o. ooS
aA
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a Cnristms. Present of $4,000.

Prom the Allentown Item.
Nh James Meissner, agent for the Lehigh
Valley railroad at the East Penn junction,
and recently OF the firm OF Anderson {
Meissner, ought 70 be very happy man, and
undoubtedly is Some time ago he sent five
dollars to Washington D. C., for half a ticket
in the louisiana state lottery. Yesterday the
printed slips OF the drawings OF the concern
were received in this city and it was seen that
Mr.. MeissIers ticket bad drawn the second
grand capital prize Of $4,000, Mr.. Meissner's
share In this drawing is, therefore, s25, 900. q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

Levi Hailstock, porter at J. b. Martins
store, was walking up West MiIiin street
towards West King street last evening. AS
he passed Steinman's building some men
We're engaged in throwing pieces of timber
from the second story windows. One OF the
pieces struck Hailstock on the head, knock.
ing him down and irjuring him very SO.
YeTelY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

Some one attempted to get into the house
OF Harry Killisn, No. ll8 East Vine street.
last night Mrs. killisn and her sister.Iu.
law were the only persons In the house, and
they distinctly heard some one operating at
the door and shutters, which they were
trying 10 force The ladies were so frightened
that they remained awake all night, and they
think that the persons who tried to get IN
were acquainted with the fact that they were
alone,
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An Uufortupste Accident.

Thomas Hagen, business manager OF Prof.
Gleason, met with an unfortunate accident
Tuesday afternoon. He was walking along
North Queen street, above the Penn syl lvsnis
freight station, when he fell on the icy pave.
menL breaking a small bone In cne OF his
legs. He was taken to the Keystone house,
where he is stopping, and physician Is al.
tended him.
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III ihh ETr.
pbiIsh.Ipbi. Prodocs M.rk.,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2?.-Flour market quiet
ssles, spl barrels Minnesota BAKERS o. OCq4 IS
Pennsylvania Family, 80 1913 SIX WesteIn do
"a OD846J; Patents, 81 S45 2N.
Rye -four, 50 %,
Wheat Dec, $40; Jan, NC, Feb, sgXo.
March. u
.Corn-Dec, "7Ic Jan, 4'?; Feb ..,9,.; March.
,,oats-Dsc, ST4c; Jan, 3TIc Feb. 37Ie..
March, o;4Se
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sent to The House ofReiuge.

Harvey Il .Krsybill, aged Il years of
Mount Joy, was before the judges this az.
ternoon. He is charged with icing incorri-
gibIe and beyond his parents control, and it
was also shown that he bad been arrested
several times for petty lsrcenies. The court
committed the boy to the House Of Refuge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

Yesterday au experienced blasler was put
TO work in the ore mine on the isrm Of A BRAN
Brown at RohTerstown, mention OF the dis
covery of which was made IN the INTELLI.
GENcER short time age, and to-day succeeded
in throwing Out sone rich pieces OF iron ore.
The indications are that it will prove a pay
ing mine.
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Property Withdrawn.

The property Of Martha Mackinson, corner
OF Prince and Conestogs streets, offered at
public sale last evening A. the Cooper house
by AuCtoUeer Haines, was withdrawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

George w. Waltz and Michael Kuburn
had another shooting mstch for $40 side, at
oenberber's park on Tuesday afternoon.
and Kilburn six,
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a Wedding In Reading.
Prom the Times.

From the Times.
Elmer f. Taylor, Of Terre Hill, Lancaster
county, and Miss Jennie Hehner, ofthis city,
were married Tuesday morning at the resi-.
dence OF the brides mother, No. 80 Plum
street,
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\ New hfail Poucb

This morning mail pouch was put on to
carry The mail between Lancaster aud Mou Mt
vile. The pouch will leave this CITY every
morning al 9:35. Heretofore the mail nod
neen sent to Columbia tirst and thence To-
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A Chance to Settle.

Mary Book was heard by Alderman Barr
last evening on a charge Of assaulting
Ruth " Gods The parties were given until
Thursday 70 settle their difference. II not
arranged the case will be returned TO court
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Won q Hog.

There was raiIling for a $50 pound hog a,
the Glrard house, North Queen street Tues.
day evening. There was a large attendance
and throwing was lively. John I.ebzster
won the animal by throwing &c.
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NeEy NnFA MarE.f

NEW YORK, Dee. 2!.-Flour market dull ;
alne, ~ 4ogl a5i superfine, 81 s5El8 %
S@oIiinon GO TO good extra Western, 81 9Oga IS good
to iancy extra STATE. Is 5OslI %.
W hsat-No He'd State plIksIp2s No 2 do
'g%o NO. heo, Winter, Jan, sshe Feb, sII,c'
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$500 For thePonr,

Ry the Will Of Hannah Gunkel, late OF
EPhrata township admitted to probate to.
day, $500 Is left to the poor OF the German
ClurCn OF V h!Ch she was a member.
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POSITIVE PUBLIC SALE.
on wEpsEspAr. DECEMBER p, I.,o.

on wEpsEspAT. ECEsBER %, lz-a,
Will positiyeIy be sold at tho public house Of
John A. snyder, corner OF Poplar and FiIbert
streets, Lancaster. Pa, the following Real Es-
M. i, A Lot or Piece OF Ground. situated on
ct Joseph street. In said city, con aiming In
front on st Joseph street ~ feet, more or less
and extending In depth 90 feet more or less, 90
v hich IL erected a we'll built Two story M OK
DWELLING HOUSE, No. $40. with a Two.story
Frame DwelliDgin the rear all in good condi.
ton with a three feet wide alley AZ side to give
access TO dwelling IN yard. A well and purnp
OF never falling water, a rain cistsrn and pump
Whole premises underdrained by complete sew.
eraRe Also an abundance OF Il ne fruit
No. 2. A lot or piece of ground, situated on the
corner of Dorwart and ButtonwOCd streets, in
said city, containing In front on said Blu ton.
wood street 20 feet, more or less, and extending
In depth along said Dorv art street ~ feet more
or less, on which Is erected a new TwoStory
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Iarxe one,
story rame Back Building. containing in ali
rooms. There is rain cistern aud pump an
an abundance OF fruit on the promises
No. s. A good Building Lot, containing Is feet
inches, more or less. on Button wood street and
extending in depth % feet more or less, adj DIN.
ing purpaIt No 2.
No a A good Building Lot, containing Is feet
einches, more or less, on Button wood street and
extending In depth o! feet, more or less and ad.
Joining purpart No
sale to begin at o c,ook in the evening, when
conditions will be made known by
GRACE L. sHULTZ.
JOEL l.. HAISRs, Auciioneer. dis ttd
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sale Tonight

Attention Is called TO the advertisement IN
another column OF the sale tonight OF Tho real
estate of Grace {. shultZ. The sale will be held
at John SnyGer's corner Poplar and FiIbert
StTpptz.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-22

MTnHsych0T COnccrk-In their hail, on Mon.
day evening next, the Menperchor society
Will give a vocal and instrumental cor cert that
Will no dOGb; eclipse all former efforts
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DEa Tffs.

ZECHER I'm this city, December -, 1ss5, Eliza.
beth, daughter Of the ate Christian ZeCheT.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
GCSDlEER December p, 1880, IN this city,
George W. GundaEer, in the 2tlh year OI hi. age.
The relatives and ffiends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the
residence of his father, No ~ West Chestnut
street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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hU John 7. Doweu. I2 ; Charles street BaltO
Nd wri'ts For lumbIgO and neuralgia
affections l consider Salvation OIL an excellent
remedy.
Always keep It on hand II you have a cough
or cold use DT. Bulls Cough Sy Iup. II will cure
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iseInr 4 the ataNnr

Tie MAJOR bad seven cases TO dispose OF
his morning. One drunk paid costs and one
bum was sent TO the work-house and five
lodgers were discharged.
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To GIyea Ranauet.

The Harrisburg Board OF Trade will give a
banquet at the annual meeting on the fourth
Tuesday OF January next
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TRY OUR RYE WHISKY,
FIVE YEARS OLD
FER QUART 10 CENTS. Al
EOHRERs LIQUOR STORE.
No p Centre Square, Lancaster Pa

ExECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE.
or STHURsDLT, JAEUARY -, 1887.
the undersigned executor OF tho estate of Mar.
tina StormfeltZ, deceased, will offer at public
sale the Iw l-story BRtCk HOUSE, with brick
back building, No 81 south Lime street Ian.
caster city. containing Is feet front, and eN-
tending IN depth west l05 feet. The house ~
centrally located In good n-ighborhood. and
the lot contains choice fruit OF various kinds.
sale nt this Leopard hotel at o'clock p. IN
when conditions Will be made known by
A.C RBIEGHL,
Executor OF Martha stornfeltz. deceased.
JoRL l. HAINEs, Auctioneer dg2 W, - ,Mts
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CtUSIss,

wnest-pec, 1ssc; Jan, 'o'sci fe6-
torn@6sc,, SSsc; Jan. ge'.c: Feb. Sisi
oats-6ec., sr.e Jan, Sl.c; FEB 2sS.oSS.c ,
MAY, sic.
.Pork-Deo, ell SS; Jan, $40; Feb sll 50 /;
May. pleO
=Lsrd-DeC, e -, Jan, g. lS Feb, O. S2S (;
Ri6s-Jah. $50; FEB. q TX; March. Is SIX
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Cb,csx, pr,auee s,arket

CHlCkaO, Dec. y. 10 a IN, market opened.
Wheat -pec- 7SNc; Jan, 1tN.c Feb.
Corn Dec, Sss.c; Jan, S5Sc, Feb, ss'so 4;
May, axe.
osts-bec gi.o; Jan, sac; Fob, eoc
.Pofk-fsc,, sio e Jan, ell '2H Feb. sn87N
May, sl2o.
LSrd-DeC., e - Jan, o. - Feb,
short RlG.-Jan sax Feb. g. - March.
Sp4k.
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WV Apvss rrsxMsNrs

T .ANCASTER wAS ORIGINALLY SET
~ TLED In l7is-wssthcn known as Hickory.
town rst l6s years hfforo the advent OF MIL
LENS BOkAN SOAP
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Ex-Mayor Kalloch has returned from
Washington Territory.
The Commissioners of Insanity examined
four cases Friday and committed all to the
asylum.
w. J. Tinnin has notified Surveyor Nor
ton that he will assume the duties of Sur
veyor of the Port next Monday
Higgins and Cannon were defeated in the
First Ward Club Thursday evening. The
event puts Chute, Conroy and McCord to
the front as political bosses.
Henry J. Kowalsky, an attorney, and
James Hogan had an alteration in San
Francisco Thursday. Hogan knocked tue
lawyer down, when the latter drew his piS-
tol. but was prevented from using it,
The report in circulation representing
ex-Judge David S. Terry as preparing
articles of impeachment against the mem.
bers of the Supreme bench, to be pre-
sented at the next session of the l.egis-
lature, is pronounced fiction
An important event occurred in mining
circles Friday. 1t was the payment of
dividend by the Consolidated Cali
fornia and Virginia Mining Company.
the first in the history of that corpora
ton as now constituted. The amount was
S6i, 800, or al the rate of 50 cents per share.
This company, as Is well known here is
the successor of the Consolidated Virginia
and California Mining Companies
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PASSENGERS FROM rup r.s,

PRoMoNToRY. February 12th.-The fol-
lowing passengers passed here to-day TO
arrive in Sacramento on February I4th:
}. e. Armstrong, wife and daughter, Og-
den; G. w. Booten, Hamburg, Neb.; G.
Bit, Manchester, Eng; G. l.. Brown, Den
yer; Miss I. j. Barnes, Longmont, Col. ::
Colonel w. II. p. Brownell and family,
New Bedford; Mrs; w. A. Clifford and
daughter, Palisade Mrs. w. Clark. Coun-
ell Bluffs; Mrs. f. A. Eacamp, Milbarn,
Mass; e. II. Finch, Kansas City; w. J.
Fitch, Los Angeles; l.. C. Foster, Chicago :;
John Gearing, Ann Arbor, Mich; Miss NJ.
Griffin, San Francisco; Mrs. NJ. A. Howe,
j. II. Howe, Dillon, Mont: T. B. Hicks.
Cheyenne; J. F. Hopkins, San Francisco
Miss G. b. Harris, st. Paul, Mimi; ]. W.
Harrison, Baltimore Z. A. johnson, Butte,
Mont; j. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa J. Kennan,
West Troy, y. Y; A. Kerr, Morgan Conn;
W. lawson, Sacramento James Limdy,
Oakland, Neb.; X. Lodger Wood Parsley.
Conn; II: Lash, San Francisco; Walter
Marlen, New York; John Massa, Mans
field, o.; f. H. Marker, Mrs. Z. Marker.
Miss L. E. Marker, Miss r. Manker, Pasa-
dena; James II. Munroe, England Mrs
Mattleghby, Denver; A. Nash and wife,.
Orleans, Neb ID. H. Perry and son, Ogden:
W. Pierce, London; John Ryan. Spear
fish, Oak: L. J. Retz Ottawa, H.; Miss
kittie Russell, Michigan; J. b. Smith
Chicago; 5. Turner and wife, West Union,
Iowa; C. F. Twede, Salt Lake; NJ. Vogel,
Milwaukee; General T. S. West, Washing
ton; w. L. Wilson, New York; f. W.
Wetherby and wife, Orleans, Neb.
NEwHALL, February 12th.-The following
overland passengers passed Newhall to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco February 18th I:
c. L. Bgelow, +. A. Brown, San Francisco: ::
William Flood, Oakland; b. Brown, Hot
Springs. Ark; G. Bayless, Rosamond, Cal:
S. Brooks, X. A. Chamberlain, San Fran
cisco; NJ. III. Cane and wife, Kansas II.
DeGaron, Los Angeles Dr. A. A. Fair
born, Detroit; d. A. Fisher, Washington,
d. c.; Thomas Griffith and wife, Red Oak
Iowa; L. kirsch, J. d. Hager. New York
S. L. Hastey, Detroit b. w. Kinney, Port
land, Me-; Wm. G. Kirkhoff, Los Angeles :;
Mrs. J. S. Mcdonald. Silver City, n. NJ: G.
e. McKinnon, Columbia, Tenn. Miss e.
Nugent, Los Angeles; Miss Nellie Nihon
New York; G. B. Prescott and wife, Maine
C. Z. Paine, Mexico; A. C. Presely, G. H.
Sweezey Los Angeles Mrs. H. Rice San
Francisco; Rev. John Rea and wife. Oak
land; ]. III. White, Tombstone; Mrs. s. V.
Wilcox, Wellsville, and twenty-six emf
grants.