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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
Tho Con rrc.sionai outlook.

NEw. IoRR, Now S.-An extra edition
Of the 7ol,guui just out says. Tho air has
now cleared 30 completely that tho Prcsi.
DENTAL prospect can DO fairly seen. lIar-
rison, as our friend Sam Cox would say, IL
thoroughly elected In every respect. 80
sweeping, indeed, has been the victory
that his majority in the electoral college
will DC at least sixty-6yc. lie has carried
not only New York, but Indiana, Wiscon-
sin and California by safe majoritics. ac-
cording 10 the latest returns. In other
words, he Is elected President without tho
vote Of New York. This settles the case
beyond all possible dispute and shows the
sizc oi the Democratic defeat The White
House being disposed Of, the only other
points Of interest are the two branches Of
Congress. II, as Il now claimed, the Del.
aware Legislature IN Republican on joint
ballot, the Republican party will have a
working majority Of one in the Senate,
without the vote Of Vice.prcsidcnt Nor.
ton. II West Virginia N gone 10 the
Democrats the matter Is only worse, Oi
course, aud this is not improbable.
Tho House Of Representatives IN 10.
markably close. The Hruld, Sun aud
Horid agrcc that the majority Is very un.
certain either way. The Herald figures
out n majority Of two for tho Democrats
llG3 10 1911 on very incomplete returns.
The Star says that reports from 3l3 out Of
32j Congressional Districts give l6j Demo.
Gratis aud liS Republicans, leaving ~ dis
tricis In doubt, with good chances Of con-
tinucd Democratic control OF the House Of
Representatives.
Tho New York Tina figures n Demo.
cratic majority OF three, while the Philadcl-
phia Tina independently exactly rcyon ~
these estimates, giving three h. the Icpub-
licnn party.
Mr.. McPhopon. long the Republican
clerk Of the House oi Representatives,
estimates the Republican majority at ~,
aud the Tribune accepts these figures. The
Pros reaches the same result, no doubt
adopting McPhcBon's figures.
The Democratic losses have exceeded
the Republican ones, apparently, end the
Democrats have only lcoway Of fifteen
seats in the present House.
While II may take the official count 10
settle the question, Il looks ~ u the Fifty
flint Congress would bo Republican In
both branches. 'Ihe hide has gone with
| the OK"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
DELAWARE
The state win nc Republican.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. s. S.-Ncarly full
returns show that in Kent County the Re-
publicans elect their whole Legislative
ticket. In Sussex the Republicans elect
five members Of the Legislature by plural
tiles Of from 80 TO 100. The indications
are that they elect the other three, but
Messrs. Boycc, Russell and Phillips, on
the Democratic ticket, run ahead, and the
vote Is 80 close that ii will take the official
count 10 decide II certainly.
The Eury Ercning special from George
town, received at 2:IO r. m, says the Of
fetal count just completed shows the cleo
ton Of the entire Republican ticket in
Sussex by majoritics ranging from 30 20
l26. This makes the next Legislature
stand 10 Republicans 10 II Democrats, in
suring the election Of Republican sue
ccssor TO Senator Salisbury, whose term
expires next March,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
GOV. HILL sERENADEp.
Ho Speaks in the Highest Terms OF
Mr.. Cleveland.


Mr.. Cleveland.
ALpANY, n. V, Nov. S-Gov. IIill was
sercnadcd tonight at the Executive Man
sion and in his address to the thousands
of persons who throngcd the lawn and
terraces, occurred these uttcnuccs "Our
success in the Gubornatoral contest IL
marrod, however, by the shadow Of
National disaster. In common with every
true Democrat, | greatly regret tho
defeat of President Cleveland in the
State aud in the nation lie deserved bet.
ter at tho hands Of the people OF this coun.
try. Honest, brave and couragcoua, he
gnllantly ted his party in the great contest
for tariff reform and suffers defeat, owing
10 false clamor, unjust prejudices, un-
fair Representations and The gigantic
and combined efforts of n.i the mo-
nopolists Of tho country. lie did
his duty, M he understood II, regardless
OF personal or political considerations and
he should have been sustained by the tax
payers, consumers and masses OF the peo-
Pile, whose true interests he desired 10 sub.
serve aud whose rights he unsclilshly on
deavored TO maintain. IL is not now nee
cssary or profitable 10 inquire whether the
issue which ho 30 boldly made
might not moro wisely have been
earlier presented or postponed TO u
later period. II IL sufficient 10 say that IN
the trusted leader Of the Democratic party.
after full and careful consideration Of tho
whole subject, he deemed that the best
and trucst interests Of the country re-
quircd that the issue should be made at
this crisis, and with that patriotic aud do.
libcratc conclusion, when once reached
there should have been prompt acqu,cs-
g.ngp -
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MISSOURI
sick, 90 rIe,eIand manmIIy.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. s.-Onicial and
scmi.ollcial returns have been received
from 10 Of the III counties In the State.
aud adyiccs from the remaining p show
that Clcycland's plurality will exceed
5000. Francis (Dcmocrat), for Gov
ernor will have plurality over
Kimball (Ropublican) Of about 1900
The Republican State Committee now
conccdc the election Of Francis, but by a
very small plurality. No further changes
have occurred in the Congressional dele
cation. IL will stand ten Democrats and
four Republicans, gain ol two for the
Republicans. Tho State Legislature will
probably stand: Senate, twenty-five DEM
ocrat aud -n.nc Republicans; llouss,
eighty-thrco Democrats and dity.oighi
Republicans Tho Democrats lost nine
members Of tho Legislature in st. Louis
and gained one In the country a net Re
publican gain Of eight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
France and Spain Pulling Together.
They Will Doubtless Become Closely
Allied to Each Other
On Account Of Their Positions ON
the Morocco Question.
This, II 10 Said, VIII Impair tho
Gorman-Italian Alliance.
Mr.. Gladstone Mono tho Worse for His
Great Speech at Birmingham Last
Wednesday Night - France
Wants n Big Navy.

vienna, Nov. s.--Thc Political Core.
spondncr publishes Berlin letter in which
the writer comments upon the rcapproach-
ment between France and Spain since
Senior Armio became Spanish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, llo says that this is ospe-
cially shown by the cooperation Of tho
two countries in regard to the Morocco
question, and that the alliance is directed
against other Mediterranean States. Tho
recallingoi the Spanish ministers at Berlin
and Rome. the writer believes, il calcu-
lated TO cstrango Germany and Italy, and
this Franco desires.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
The soIld sonih nrol,cn.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. s.-Dis.
patches just received tonight from the
capital Of the State ammo unces that Demo
cratic State Treasurer Thompson comedies
West Virginia TO the Republicans by from
400 to 700 majority. This is simply con-
iirmatory Of Republican gains that have
been coming in today. The Republican
State Committee here claim the State by u
much larger majority. They claim TO
have at least three and probably q solid
delegation OF four Congressman. They
claim majorities for the electoral ticket,
and a majority in the Legislature. The
scene Of Republican enthusiasm in this
city is unprecedented. Thousands Of peo-
pie have crowded the streets in front Of
the hioligcnor building 10 read the bull
le,ins. aud on every hand is heard the cry
that the solid South" Is broken at last by
the yoto OF this State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
oun.Ii Co knrL,IIIr.

DUnLIS, Now S.-UHiod Iroidnd ex-
presses Indifference nj the result Of the
Presidential election In the United States,
M, II says. II has friends In both camps
Harrison, the paper thinks, owes his cleo
ton ~ the Sackyillo affair, as the Irish
voters suspected President Cleveland Of
being friendly with Lord Salisbury.
While II is naitchng 10 the Irish 10 be
able 10 turn the scale In such a contest,
the fact Ii rcgrctable, as II is also humiliat-
Ing and monacing 10 America. The Irish
vote exists as a separate and monacing
iactor In American politics because the
fact that Ireland Is without home rule
ranklos as a spoafhoad IN the relations DO.
tween the English speaking race. II would
bc cheaper for America 10 establish home
rule in Ireland, even ut the cost Of war
with Groat Britain. We need not com.
mcnt upon the value 10 England ol q set
tlemcnt Of the Irish question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA.
IL IL sim In Doubt.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. s.--Iniorma-
tion reaches here that jefferson County
goes 1900 Democratic; Fayette, Mason,
Putnam and Kanawa Counties Rcpub-
lican. Jackson, OF the Fourth District,
was elected Congressman. The result in
the First District is doubtful. In the
Third Anderson Democrat) may pull
through by small majority, as will VIII
son (Democrat) of the Second District.
The Republicans claim the Legislature,
while the Democrats say they gain three,
making, II true, majority on joint ballot
of eleven. There was much scratching,
and 1t is impossible to give anything
strictly reliable except that the State oili-
Gers will be Democrats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
Foreign FLASHES.

Mr. Carl Schun will leave Hamburg for
America on ihc steamer lllmmonia, which
sails for New York sunday. the 10Th inst.
Tho officers Of the United States steamer
Enterprise yesterday inspected the Ma
tional dock yards at DoyonpoH and Key
ham, England.
The Prnsc Of Wales viii NEE. bis sister.
the cx.Emprcss Of Germany, at Flushing
ON the l3,h inst, and will escort her ~
Winsdor Castle 10 visit Queen Victoria.
The Berlin Nachicii,H declare that the
rumor that the German East African Com
pany will be liquidatod Is without iounda-
ton, aud that the Anglo-Gcrnan agrce-
mcnt furnishes greater reason why o1r-
many should retain her territory.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
GInds,onc IInIr aud Hearty.

BUUSouAN, Now s.-Mr. Gladstone
was not Affected by his long speech last
evening. and was In good condition this
morning. lie received an address from
the Birmingham Nationalist, in his reply
10 which lac said that the Irish cause was
no longer dependent on one life. Tho
Liberal party. he declared. had taken up
home rule, and thoy never yet cspouscd q
great cause without achieving n successful
issue. Mr.. Gladstone started for West
BromWick this morning. lie was heartily
Chcorcd by large crowds which had gath.
cred along the route.
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was big block Of the Philadelphia
Traction Railway Company's stock. Joe
Hickey, the big horsoman OF Missouri, is
one of the heavy losers. He isout $50, 900
on the political race, and stood up to the
rack even on Tuesday night. II was somo
OF his money that the cool Kelly scoopcd
III when he went out to hedge.
EX-Gov. Hauser, Of Montana, is Sl0,-
600 loser.
Ed Stokes won $1,000. IIo lost by his
bets on the general result, but pulled out
u winner by Hills and Grants success.
5. i. French is probably $4,000 or S20,'
600 ahead.
Col, Swords, Sergcant-at-Arms OF the
National Republican Committee, picks up
$40, 600 or $50, 900 somo OF which is his
own money and some Of which belongs 10
some of the philadclphans.
Congressman w. l.. Scott, OF pcnnsyl-
vania, is heavy loser, the only one among
the Democratic campaign managers. and it
is supposed that Quay will win some OF IT,
II. b. Smallcy, OF Vermont, is proper.
tionatcly as big loser as Mr. Scott.
EX-Congressman Jack Adams is q con-
siderable winner, and said nt the Hoffman
House last nightthat he had spent some OF
his gains in two telegrams ono to Gov.
Hill: That's what you get for being u
Democrat; another TO President Cleveland:
That's what you get for not being a
Democrat"
Col. Wm. l.. Brown, OF tho Diilv NciS,
is u heavy loser, nearly up TO $1,000
Senator Jones, OF Nevada, is u good win
nor, having placed his money through
| Thomas L. Ochiltrce.
Bookmaker Mahoney stands to lose
$50, 600.
Tho private bctsarc many OF them being
paid. Bookmakors arc waiting for some
official determination. 4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER O. 1885,.

ecutive Committee, estimates Cleveland
and Thurman's majority in the State,
from returns received, at $4,000. In two
counties heard from not Republican vote
was polled. All the Democratic Congress-
men are elected by large majorites. No
disturbance OF any kind reported. Ker-
naghan's home county (Rankin) gave his
Democratic opponent, Hooker, more than
1000 majority. Chalmers, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Second Dis
trict, failed TO carry q single county Of the
district, as did Hill, Republican, in the
Third District.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
NEWS Fnon NAs,IyILLE.
The Political situation, state and Ma
tionnt, viewed Prom the Capital.


Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov S.-This has
been n gloomy day for the Democrats OF
Nashville. Last night New York was con-
ceded TO Harrison, and anxious inquiries
-wcre made in regard to Georgia and Texas
They were confident that both Of these
States had gone Democratic.
Eli T. Morris and Joseph Harton, attor-
ncys for VI. Burns and Timothy johnson,
defeated Democratic candidates for Repre-.
sentalivcs, served notice on Sheriff Mar.
shal this afternoon that they intended to
contest the election Of VIM. Woodcock
and John Berlein. IL Is stated that
Mcssrs Burns and johnson base their con-
test ON the illegal votes alleged 10
have been east IN the Thir-
tecnth District and Ninth Ward. IL
is claimed by the Democrats that Fisk
University students were allowed 10 vote
in the Thirteenth District. They also
charge that at least 100 negroes, noI.res-
idents OF the Ninth Ward, voted there
Chairman Hill, OF the Democratic County
Executive Committee, said In answer TO n
question put by n reporter, "lf We find
that certain statements that have been
made 20 us can be verified, We will GER
tninly contest the election Of Bicrlein and
Noodcock. We have no doubt they can
be verified"
When Chairman Dillen was asked today
a. 10 the statement that the Democrats
will contest the election OF Bicrlcin and
Woodcock, lac said: Nothing could
please me better. II there were Repub-
lican frauds | want the perpetrators pun.
ished, but ] know that there were some
frauds perpctmted by the Democrats that
would like 20 see In the courts The
sending OF a few men 10 the Albany pcni.
tentiary for tampering with elections
would be good thing for the purity Of the
ballot box in this county"
Complete returns from this county gives
the iollowin vote:
Dcmocrats-C Cleveland, 0, 72I; Thurman,
= p,7l6; Il. l.. Taylor, 0,iGO; Congressman,
yashington, 0,702 Cmighcad, O,il7; NJ.
Burns, p,bl3: WOodall, 0,i37, Polk, 9,ij2,
Morris, p,ijs; Hutchinson, $500, X. NJ,
johnson, 0i3L
Republicans Harrison, 0,3I3, Morton
p,3ll; Hawkins, o,2S3; Young (colorcdl,
$3.50; Ilaslan, $3.50 Woodcock, -, 302,
John Bicrlcin, n,3lG, Maxwell, O,210 Way
cross Wait (colorcdl, 1856; Firth, 0,322
Andrew johnson, 1913.
Fisk got Col votes and ]. G. johnson got
Sl3.
News received from all over the Stat,
show Democratic gains Ia Middle anC
West Tennessee aud Republican gains IL
East Tennessee. The complexion Of IN,
next General Assembly will bc about Tia,
same. Tho Republicans here are happy
though not dcmonstratiyc Democrats ar,
blue.
Mcl.in, Of the State Executive Commit
tee, said tonight that Il WIS doubtful abou
all the Democratic Electors Of Tennessee
being elected, on account Of bogus tickets,
which were extensively circulated by III,
Republicans aud not discovered until 4
o'clock on election day.
Tho State Executive Committee vii
nee. and adjourn sine die tomorrow.
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ton or by his brusQuc, rude treatment Of
Lord Sackville. 1t is satisfactory to find
that oven in America that weather. cock
policy is not always profitable. Their de-
feat Is heavy blow TO the Democrats. II
may help to compensate Mr.. Blaine for his
previous failure, as he will probably be-
como Secretary of State. Mr.. Blaine may
not bo able to rcvivc the remarkable for
eign policy which helped TO create disirust
and promote his defeat but his alliance or
understanding with the Irish element may
not tend 10 soften his conduct in interna-
tional affair."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
The Republican. viii Succeed.

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. s.-Latest re-
turns show increased Republican gains,
and looks as il the Republicans had car
ried the State. They claim the election of
three out OF four Republican Congress-
men, namely: Atkinson, in this district.
Fink In the Second and Smith in the
Fourth, and majority on joint ballot in
the legislature. The Democrats do not
admit the loss of the State, but are feeling
very anxious over the news.
Later--A dispatch has just been received
announcing the election OF MC(iinnis Re
publican) IN the Third Congressional Dis
trict Republicans now claim all four dis
tricis and the Icpislainre.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
Congress In Doubt

NEw IoRR, Nov. s.-An extra World
says Chairman Bricc, OF the Democratic
National Executive Committee, comedies
the election Of Gen. Harrison" Capt.
Mcclellan, Chairman Of the Campaign
Committee, was the only member OF the
National Committee at headquarters this
morning, and ho made the authoritative
announcement Of Chairman Bricc's con-
ccssion OF Republican victory. The World
puts California and Indiana in the Rcpub-
lcan column and gives Harrison 233 votes
in the electoral college. In regard 60 the
Congressional situation, tho extra World
says "ls Congress, ~ well as the Prcsi-
dcncy lost2 As the belatcd returns from
the Congressional districts come in tho
complexion Of the next House grows more
and moro doubtful. This is the most i'm.
portant and interesting OF the questions
Of the campaign yet undecided. There is
possibility that the Republicans may
have control Of the Fiity-irst Congress.
The Democratic majority OF eighteen is
dwindling away.
Several estimates made by Democrats In
this city bring the margin down 10 two
votes. Tho Republicans ap claiming that
full returns will give them tho House.
This is improbable, but distinct possibil.
ity. There have been some surprising Re.
publican gains. Democratic 81. Louis
have elected three Republican Con.
grcssmcn. Tho Republicans make ap.
parcntly well based claims 10 three
gains In Michigan, but the Democrats have
gained in Virginia. New Works dclcgn-
ton is unchanged ~ TO parties. Tho fact oi
| the situation "a that there are enough dis
tticta vet uncertain TO turn the House ma.
| jority either way"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
r,e.,.,lsL'.I.c,,cr. round.

BrRiiS. Nov Sin addition TO the un.
hidden lcitcr from the late Emperor
Frederick, found In Baron Won lloggcn.
bccks house, the police discovered In a
secret drawer In writing desk two bun.
dies Of tclcgrnms and letters from Frcdcr-
lex. written when be- was Crown Prince,
10 lis wife. Queen Victoria, the Prince ot
Wales, Prince Alexander oi Battcnburg,
Dr. Mackenzie, the Duke oi Cumberland,
Count Won scckcndorl, Dr. Windlhorst
and others
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09

NEw IlAvEN, Conn, Nov s--w. H.
Barnum, Of lie Democratic National Com
inlttec, Is seriously III ut his homo at Limc
Rock. In answer TO telephone inquiry
Il was learned that bo was taken sick n
week ago while la New York. lie no.
turned to Ibis home on Monday, and his
illueSs assumed u danxsasnA character
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
SAT DOWN ON THE ANARCHISTS.
Thoy WIN Not 30 Allowed To Common.
orato tho EEeoutiona.

CmcA0o, Ill.,, Nov. 81. s. Oliver and
II. T.. shannon, as a committo Of labor
assembly 10 which A. +. Parsons, ono oi
the executed Anarchists, belonged, called
on Chief Of Police Hubbard this morning
and asked permission for the Assembly 20
parade on the llth inst, tho anniversary
Of Parsons execution. The request was
refused, and the committee went away In
a bad humor subsequently Chief Hub.
bcrd said 1--WE have talked the matter
over fully and will allow no paradcs on
November llih In honor of any Of the
dead Anarchists, Il would DO against
good public policy" shannon and Oliver
attempted later To work on the feelings oi
Mayor Roche, but II was failure. The
Mayor said la answer 10 thclr requests
"Yon will have no parade, no carrying Of
red flags, no displays "a commemorate the
dead Anarchists In this city. Tho people
have most c.nphatically sad that they do
not want displays VI that kind and will not
have them. Noi may just - well under
stand now ~ at any other time, whenever
Anarchy shows ilI head IN Chicago, ! Will
put my foot on II, and under any and all
circumstances will suppress IT,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
wAsnINoroN,s INAUGURATION.
Il WIN he Celebrated at Now York on
April 80, 1890.

NEW NonK, Nov S.-Thc sub-commit-
tee ON Plans for the Celebration OF the
Centennial of Washingtons Inauguration
in this city on April 30, 1889, recon.
mcndcd at a meeting today that services
OF praise and thanksgiving be- held In the
different churches Rs they were 100 years
before. The report recommends special
services ut st. raul's Church, which
Washington attended, and literary oxor-
ciscs ON the steps Of the sub-irensury,
where Federal Hall stood when Washing
ton wns innugurilcd. A prayer by the
Rev ID, Sloirs. a poem by Whittier, and
bcncdiriion by Archbishop Conigan is
the program suggested by tie committee.
O,hor goyernments will be invited to take
part IN naval displey. The following
naval program has been arranged. a,
the President of tho United States IN cx-
pcctcd 10 arrive from Washington, follow.
ing the precedent Of Gen. Wmhington's
arrival, hc will be met 10y dcputhtion at
Eliznbcthport aud taken thence 10y Gov
ernmcnt boat 10 the foot Of Wall street,
passing On route the United States aud
iorcgn war ships. Al Wall street hc will
be welcomed 10y the Mayor and other dis
tinguishod officers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
MICHIGAN,
uarri.o..- Plurality aa.ooo

DrrnoiT, Mich, Now Ilarrison's
plurality In Michigan will reach %, 900,
against ., ,9O6 for Blaine In 1884. This sur.
prisingly large gain 10 undoubtedly due 10
the return Of tho Grcenbackers TO the old
party lines. -Four years ago the fusion
vote Of the State was 49,, ,30i, the straight
Democratic vote being lao, ,S35 aud the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
ILLINOIS.
Palmer conecac- IIl. pefenl.

CmcAGo, Ill.,, Nov. s.-Tho Tribune SAYS
"Thc returns from all the counties in llli-
nois on the vote for President aud Gov
omor show that Gen. Harrison has car
ricd the State by over 2l.0OO plurality,
while Private Fifcr has run ahead Of
Gen. Palmer over 1900 Gen. Palmer,
at Springfield last night, gave up the fight
and acknowledged that Fiicr had beaten
him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-09
rhe s,nie s,llIin ponbt.

sAX fRAScisoo Cal, Nov. s.-Com-
plote election returns have been received
from Eve counties In the State as follows.
Contra Costa, Harrison, 1878; Cleveland,
l,lGJ, Fisk, ~; Curtis, IL. Marin, Har-
rison, oO2; Cleveland, $40; Fisk, .; Curtis,
/. Napa, Harrison, 1852; Cleveland, i,4s3;
Fisk. 70, Curtis, 7. Sacramento, Harrison,
I,69O. Cleveland. 1857; Fisk, "a; Curtis,
81. San Banilo, Harrison, COS; Cleyeland,