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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
sheriis Sale.
Fred whitesids,
Plaintiff.

lIed Nhltesiutt
Plaintiff.
The Miles City Dressed Beef Company, Aaron B.
Nicholson a, assignee Of the arm Of William 81.
Dustin 4 Co, the Stock Growers National Bank
Of Miles CITY, Montana, Algernon :. Osg0Od and
Michael LeTden as oo-partners a. Usgood &
Leyden, the Gull River Lumber Company, George
NJ Miles, ,harles ~. streyell and George II. UlmeF
as co-partners as Miles, streyell & UlmeT, Thomas
.. Bryan and Charles Larsen as co-psrtners a. T.
J. Bryan 4 Coz Robinson d Cary, William II. Ross
and Rerthold Ullman,
Defendants.
To he sold Of sherids sale on the 22nd day Of
Nay, 1855. at 2 Oclpck y. m. Of that dAY At the
front door Of the court house in Miles City,
Custer County, Montana Territory, all OF the right
title and interest Of the allowed named defendants,
In and 70 the following described real estate, to-
wit: The slaughter house, ice house engine house
and buildings Rppurtenant thereto, erected by the
Miles City Dressed Beef Company upon certain
lots, pieces or parcels OF land, situate. lying and
being In the County Of Custer aud Territory Of
Montana, together with the land upon which said
buildings are situated 10 the extent Of one acre.
said land being more particularly bounded and
described as follows, 10 wit, Commencing a. the
section eOrLer between sections y, q, &c and ~
In township eight C) north NJ Range fOTty-ssyen
go, east Of Montana principal meridian an run
ming thence doe north slOng the SECTION line
between sections % and % ave hundred and
ninety-hV AMI s. 10 feet (595 S-ip); thence north
as deg. lnin.) fifteen degrees and one minute
vest, sixteen hundred and five and 2.lo feet Q65
$40 10 = point ON the south bank Of the Yellow
stone river; thence south ssvenly-fo1r jegrees and
ffty-nine minutes ga deg. SO min west along
the bank Of said Yellowstone river four hundred
and tweniy-ihres and $40 feet as $40; thence
south fifteen degrees and one minute Us deg.
/ min. }, east tGcnty-oue hundred tud ten and 7-lO
clio T-i0) fee 70 a point on the iine Of said sec
lions - and ~: thence east along said last mem-
toned line 49, feet (2s2l TO the place Of beginning.
being . portion Of lots Z and . ~ said section 2.
THos. II. IRVINE,
sheriff.
Da,ed Anil g0th. lSss
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

A. J.. Maxwell returned yesterday
from a three weeks trip over his stage
line-the Miles City and spearfsh-
and is well pleased with the spring
outlook. From present appearances
there vii! be little trouble in getting
q iull supply Of hay all along the line
and the stage stock may be kept In
the present excellent condition all
through the summer without any
rust'iug for gross.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

The presence OF a Waterman in Ma
than's store, after the Gre was sup
posed 10 have been extuinguished aud
all was quiet, undoubtedly prevented
another fire and total destruction.
The Waterman Jack Mcdonald, dis.
covered asmOuldring, smoking ember,
amongst the partially burned woo'ens
and extuinguifhed It without giving
an alarm. He was doubly careful
during the remainder Of bis watch but
no more fire sho wed up.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
A birthday JoIudoation.

The Macqueeu house last night was
the scene of n happy aud interesting
gathering. The occasion was the
birthday and a sarprise party for the
little lundlady, Mrs. j. g. Callahan,
who had become 80 agreeably and SC
well known to all the travelling public
and to the citizens rs well. The con.
gratulations were 30 numerous and sc
well accorded that the lady was vel
nigh overcome. The reporter did mol
gather the exact number OF the natnI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

AhATleh H. hulNuhnn anl EllNcoLtI AATy th
Plaintiffs,
Miles CITY Dressed Beef Company, Aaron b.
Nicholson as assignee u the hra of William X.
Dustin d Co, the stock Grower National Bank Of
Miles City. Montana, Algetnon 5. osgood and
Michael Lsyden Is co. partners ~ OsgoUi 4 Ley
den. Cull River Lumber Company, Thomas J,
Bry an and Charles Larsen as co-psTtners as !. J.
bryan a 20, George NJ Miles, Charles n slreyell
and george uimsr as eo-psrtnsr as Miles, S,revell
4 C'mer, Fred Shiteside aud William Whiteside
- co-partners ss Fred Whiteside a Brother, Ber-
tbold ullman and william Ii. Ross.
Defendants.
70 be sold a, sheriff. sale on the 22hd day Of
May, lssS, a. . o'clock p. IN, Of that day at the
front JOuF u the court house IN Miles City Custer
county, Montana Territory. All offhe right, title
and Interest Of the above named defendants in aud
20 the following described real estate, 10 wit: Toe
slaughter house, ice house, engine house and build
inga sppUrtenant thereto, erected b. the Miles City
Dressed Beef Company upOu certain lots, pieces
au1 parcels Of 'aua, situate, lying AMI being 81 the
County 81 Custer and Territory a Montana TO-
gether with said land upon which sd1 ~buillings
are situated, TO the extent Of one aete thereof
said land being particularly bounded and de-
scTlbed Is iollJWs, tV-wlt; Commencing a. the
serti0n corner bet sections ?, y, 70 and p m
township elgut ~ uOi'h Of range forty seven 40
east Of Montana principal meridian aud running
thence moth along the section line between sec
lions ~ and % Owe hundred ana ntnety-hye feet
ana RIO kG1 S.lDi thence nonh nitreu degrees
and one milute as deg. ! min j west sixteen hun-
dred and dro aud BIO feet Gees $40 TO a point on
The south bank Of the Yellowstone river; thence
south scvsnty-f0ur degrees sud aty nine minutes
ga deg. aud SO min.G west along the bank o. said
yellow stone river four hundred and twenty.thTee
and $40 feet (s2a 800; thence south hfteen degr =
and one minute 10 deg ! . min, east twenty-one
hundred AID ten and l-l0 feet 10 . point on the lin
81 said sections % and q; thence east a'ong said
last mentiescJ line two hundred aud eighty-iwo
feet $50 to the place Of beginning, being a portion
| OF lots : and : 10 said Section -.
THOs. H. IRVINE,
sheriff.
ualed April sOth, 1853,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

quaintances alive and about. rs
from reports across the water
Of the ravsges in this country
of the american blizzardn he was
prepared TO come to a depopulated
country. One report OF the January
blizzard in Dakota was that every liv.
ing thing in the territory had turned
up its toes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Ii was learned yesterday evening
from c. r. Middleton, attorney for
DIR r. g.. Redd aud himself In suits
ia probate court against Miss r. d.
Barnes, as ~executriy, that in both
cases defendants attorneys. Strevell &
Porter, had declared their intention OF
Withdrawing and judgment would
he entered by default.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
Too Tough for an Amateur.

He was a wreck OF twenty-four
hours bowling, n railroad man, grimy
and travel stained and pulled into sta
ton at win Savages, drug store with
out signals. Side tracking and switch
ing beDk to the place at the forward
counter where Will stood he asked for
whiskey. or course Will Informed
him he had NO whiskey for sale but
"Brakeyn placed a different constTuc-
ton upon The mater and says, in Il
Stage whisper, I've got stuff uud can
show up 3 "wheeln but the gsng's too
tough looking. I'm but an amateur
hut | know y thing or too" Aud h.
winked knowingly, took orders aud
pulled out for d meeting point. 1.-THE
gang ''Bnkey" was suspicious Of
contained at least three city officials
and Sheriff Irvine was also promi-
nent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
SHERIFF. Sale.

George NJ. Miles, Charlie, n. strevcll and George
ulmer rs co-parIners As Miles, stpyell a Timer,
Plaintiff,
Miles City Dressed Beef Company, William 81.
Dustin and ROsel 81. Hough rs cO-VArtners rs Dts
tin 4 Hourh, Aaron h. Nicholson as assignee Of
the firm OF William NJ, Dustin q Co., tn STOCK
Grover' National Bank Of Miles City, Montana
Algernon 5. Osgood and Michael L yden as CO.
partners as OsgJod q Levd.n, Gull River LumBer
Company Thomas J. Bryan rud Charles Larsen as
CO-partners rs I J, Bryan & Co., Beuhnid Ullman
Fred Whitnside ard William Whiteside As CO.
partners rs Fred Whltcside d Bro, Robinson x
Cary aud William H. Ross
To be sold at sheriffs sale on the 22pd day Of
May, ISIS, a. > o'clock p, m. Of thai day az the
front door OF the court house in Miles City Custer
county, Montana territory. All Of the right, title
and interest OF the above named defendants IN and
70 the following described real estate, to.vit; The
slaughter house, ics house, engine house ana
bdildings hrpufterart thereto, erected by the
Miles City Dressed Beef cOmpan upon certain
lots, pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being in The 0unty u Custer and territory
Of Montana, together with the lard upon which
said buildings are situated. 10 the extent Of one
acre thereof, said land being particularly bounded
nd described as follows, lO.wit: beginning at
the section cOruer between sections q, =, - and
q in Township eight 80 north OF Range forty.
seven al east Of the Montana principal meridian
and running thence due north along the section
line between sectors y and y, ave hundred AMI
sgvCnty.dve and 10 feet (75 $40; thence BorIh
fifteen degrees aud one minute 10 deg. J MIN
west sixteen hundred ard dye and $40 feol
Coos 3-iUJ 20 a pOint on the south bauk Of The Vel
lOWslOne river thence south seyenty-iUur drg"eei
aud hftg-ninc minutes ca deg. ~ min wes
along tn bank of said Yellowstone river four hun
Jred snd twgnty-three and $40 feet (i2a $40
thence south fifteen degrees ard one minut
Us deg. ! mini east 'wenty-0ue hundred aud lei
aud 100 fett enc Z 10 10 a point on a line Of ssh
sections % and q; thence east along said last men
toned line two hundred and eighty.iwO feet u.s.
10 the place OF beginning. Being . portion Of lot
aud 5 In said section %
THOs. II. IRVINE,
Sheriff,
natad April 3Dtb. 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Herb Bosworth, the genial passen-
ger conductor who runs between Bill.
iugs and Gleudlve. was taking in the
city for a few hours Yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Probate Judge Stsehle yesterday
granted a permit To Alexander Nc
Milan and Marion Montgomery that
they might wed accordinf to the Gus.
tom OF the country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Geo. H. TAYLOR came down from
Forsyth yesterday and quickly dis
patching the business which brought
him to this wicked town, returned on
No. l.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

The popular blood pur Ger, Hood
Sarsaparills, is having a tremendous
sale this season. Nearly everybody
takes IL. Try it yourself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

DIR. Reid was called in attendance
upon a patient a. Rosebud yesterday
and went up on No. 5.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

James Ennis, an old time Gallatin
valley settler, stockman nad rsncher,
IL here from Bozeman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

r. p. Elliott and A. q. Essendrap
are here from st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

l.. s. Herzig registered at the Mac
queen, from New York, yesterday,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

q. Maitland Kirwan has returned
from Scotland. Mr.. Kirwau Ia en-
gagged In the stock business with
Langley, on Tongue river, and has
been winterlng ip Scotland. He was
much pleased TO see how due the
ranges looked. aud sgreeably dlsap-
pointed In seeing many old ac-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
LOCAL S.

Geo. NJ. Obeun is here from Chi.
cago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Go 10 Bill Billiard for Best's Mil
waukee Beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
Sherirs sale.

Charles II. Robinson and Sylvester Cary a
co-Dartners AZ Robinson q Cary,
Plaintiffs,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

George NJ. Miles, Charles n. strercll and George
ulmer rs co-parlners As Miles, stpyell a Timer,
Plaintiff,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Thos. J. Bryan and Charles Larsen as eO-part
Ders AS I. j. bryan q 20.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05
sherin-s Sale.

Dated April Both. 1855,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-05

Dated April aoth, lsSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
want u New Freight Route.

It is understood that the survey being
made in Chesterfield for the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad OF
the Atlantic Coast Line. to which reie-
renee was made in this paper yesterday,
is with view to securing a new route
for through freight in order to obviate
the necessity Of its passing through the
streets of Richmond, where the grade is
so very heavy. Sometimes it takes three
engines, and they can hardly do 1t, to
move d nOrth-bound freight train over
the connection track.
The route as located by the engineers,
il is said, starts from near Ballard's, on
the Fredericksburg railroad, a short dis
tance above the city, passes across the
country Just west of the New reservoir to
the river, which will be bridged, and
continues through Chesterfield county TO
a point on the Petersburg railroad near
the old Broad Rock race-course.
As the charter of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company gives that company the right
TO build branch road ten miles in
length there will be nothing to do but
condemn the land through which it
passes
Mr.. Walters, superintendent of the At
lantic Coast Line, is not in the city, and
the other officials seen yesterday were
very reticent on this subject, but the
above is doubtless correct
The Council has passed an ordinance
providing that steam cars shall not run
on the connection track after April,
1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Suing the Railroad.

Messrs. Edgar Allan and Edmund
Waddill, Jr., as counsel for r. G. Ter
rell, administrator of Henry Terrell, de-
ceased, yesterday instituted suit in the
Henrico Circuit Court against the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company
for $40, 900 damages. AS counsel for W.
c. Morgan they brought suit against the
same company for 81, 900.
1t Will be remembered that not long
ago, when Henry Terrell was driving q
two-horse wagon across the York-Riyer
division of this road at Fair Oaks cross
ing the West Point train ran into the
team, killing Terrell and both horses,
and badly breaking the wagon. The
wagon and horses belonged TO Morgan,
and this accident was the cause OF the
two suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
uAPPENIsGsIN MANCHEsTER.
Points About our Friends and Gene-
raj News Notes

Dust at some places on upper Hull
street is at least two and q half inches
deep, and the condition OF some other
streets is not much better.
Mrs. w. j. Saunders, Of Dayisville,
Aha, well known here as Miss Ena
Royal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. W.
Weisiger.
Rev. George n. Wiley, OF the Fifth
Street church. who spent his summer
vacation near the White Sulphur, has re-
turned home much improved in health.
lev. j. II. Tiilery. of Charles City,
formerly of Manchester, WAS in the city
yesterday and was warmly greeted by
hi- many friends.
Rev. +. M. Peterson left the city yes
terday for brief visit to York county.
he Will return tomorrow.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham, City
Collector of Richmond, was in the city
last evening.
The Chesterfield Supervisors have
granted the Manchester Water Works
permission TO extend water mains
through Swansboro'.
The picnic of the Sunday school Of
the Balnbridge-Street Baptist church,
given at Dunlop's farm yesterday, was
largely attended, and was one of the
most enjoyable of the summer.
Miss Katie Morris, who has been in
ill-health for four months or more, died
yesterday morning at the residence OF
her father, Captain +. I. Morris. on
Hull street. While not unexpected her
T.. h 20,
Messrs. y. T. Morrisette, j. II. Nit
tendorf, and II. Clay Chamblin have
been elected delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, with Lee Clements,
Robert w. Brodnax, and Dabney Gill
as alternates.
Colonel Richard T. Beirne has accept
ed the invitation extended him by the
Cleveland and Thurman Campaign Club
to be present at the barbecue to be held
at Drewrys Mansion on the 18th Of
September Colonel Berne is always
heard with pleasure as well as profit by
his Manchester friends end admirers.
At the Republican ward-meetings held
Wednesday night the following delegates
were elected to a City Convention to re-
organize the party in Manchester: First
Ward-Petcr Hutchinson. Judge House,
William Bailey, John Clemons, and An
drew Pettus; Second Ward-C. w.
Harris. Charles Gathright. Frank Al
friend. William Booker and John Walk
or Third Ward-W. b. Mann, j. b.
johnson. W. II. Hatcher Edward Book
er. and J.. II. Clarke Fourth Ward-W.
H. Hughes, J. II. Cunningham, Richard
Woodbridge, and I. Ii. Mann. They are
oil colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

Henry Burger, Jr.s trustees to A. 3.
Lawsha, 334 feet on Twenty-eighth
street between s and L, 81, ,060 same to
b. Il. Perkins, 26 feet on Twenty. eighth
street between S and I, Si60 Il. L. and
A. J. Chewing and their wives to Ber-
nard Frischkorn, 2S feet on Broad street
between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth,
Si00 John II. Dinneen and wife to, Ro-
bert Honsel, 100 feet on Brookland
street, $3.50 /; Sarah A. p. DeSelvis to
John Simpson. 10 acres on Charles City
road, $780, Henry Satterwhite's heirs to
William b. Satterwhite, 2l3 acres on Old
Mountain road, $500; Andrew Henner-
son and wife to Robert Ii. Liggan, 70
feet on SeIden street, s45 Robert Hen
sci and wife to Hannah G. Began, 90 feet
on Brookland street near Dinneen. $3.50 (;
same to same. 30 feet on Brookland
street near Dinneen, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

We hare some trhoicsoD1c ddUice for
ecery intending carpct-b,ycr. We
tccrc The first Richmond firm To make
orr selections Of carpets. Ne Wcre the
largest buyers, consequently oar pat
terms arc fya choice. We hare just
about rcooircd all Of them, and besides
giUtng VoVr 0rdcr, il 0iUcR no0. ertra
attention IRE couid not giUe IN the busy
season, We WiU store array untH you
ar rc0dy JOr IL SCiUtOW any charge. our
object in dotRg so IL Matgou get adUGD-
fG0e Of selecting from the l1rgest and
first assortment. lOu get GdrGnfdge
OF special prices, rs Uc are going 10 Of
.Jer special bargains 10 ind0cc orr pa
irons 10 b,ty c0rty. We rant you to see
line of many Gcdmifh patterns Of
Yard Wide Wooi Two-PN Cqrpcts
selling nor far 55c.. amt same elegant
71attcrns Of BrUsScis carpets selling
no,c .for SOC, both of which usuatly sell
for Toe. The rugs arc coming in by
the hundreds crery day, and IRE arc SELF
ing Smyrna Rugs, alike on both sides,
Door sizc. for 39c., and real Rottan
Door Mats at 25c., uhich are prices FAR
beior what is generally asked. our
special offerings Of Lace Curtains are
being Hddcd 10 cpcryday, and there are
some biQgcr bargains no,o than tchcn
first opened.
Julius Meyer 8' Sons,
Col and 603 Broad street.
Ian Bl.2tI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
MEMORY OF PICKETT.
ARRANGEMENT FOR DWELLING THE
MONUMENT OCTOBER 5rH.
Philadelphia Brigade to Arrivs on the 4th
aud Colonel kylstt TO Welcome
Them-Other Peaturea

The monument to the memory OF the
gallant General George E. Pickett will be
unveiled at Hollywood on October 9Th.
Mrs. Picket and her son will DO here,
the guests of the division.
The members Of Pickett's division will
assemble at their headquarters at Old
Market Hall on the 4th of October, and
thence 60 in body to the train and escort
the Philadelphia brigade to their head
quarters.
WELCOME To VIRGINIA.
Colonel William r. Aylett will deliver
an address of welcome to the brigade,
and Governor Lee aud Mayor Ellyson
will also be invited to be present and
welcome the soldiers
On the morning of October 9Th the
procession will form under command OF
General William r. Terry, chief mar
shal, assisted by the following staff otii-
GERS of the division, who will act as as
sistant marshals Major Charles Pickett,
Major Robert Bright, Major X. Taylor
Scott, Major Symington, and Major
Horace Z. Jones.
General Terry viii appoint such other
assistants as he may see fit The pro-
cession will then move by the usual
route to Hollywood.
on THE GROUND.
The ceremonies at the cemetery will
be opened with prayer 10y the chaplain,
vet to be selected. The president of the
Pickett Division Association, Captain e.
p. Reeve, will then welcome the assem-
bly, and Introduce the orator of the day,
General Eppa Hunton.
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT.
At the battle of Gettysburg young
soldier OF Pickett's division, who had
advanced toward the front ranks of the
army. was shot down. His sword was
taken from his body and fell into
the possession of Colonel Cowan. Of the
Philadelphia brigade. Last summer
the Colonel asked Captain Reeve to
try and find some relative of the young
man SO that he could surrender the
sword on this occasion. Captain
Reeve thinks he has found n
near kinsman Of the owner of the
sword, and when General Hunton's ad-
dress is concluded the ceremony Of pre-
senting the sword will take place. The
presentation speech will be made by
Colonel Cowan, either in person or by
proxy, and Mr.. j. f. Crocker will re-
pond.
The ceremonies at the monument will
be closed with the benediction by the
chaplain.
Suitable committees have been ap-
pointed by the association to arrange all
the details of the occasion.
THE BRIGADE.
A committee from the Philadelphia
brigade will be here next week TO consult
with the committee from the association
and to arrange their part of the pro-
gramme. The brigade will be ban
quoted while here either on the night Of
their arrival or on the return from the
ceremonies at the monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Reward offered.

The Governor yesterday upon recon-
mendation of Mr.. William NJ. Flanagan,
Commonwealth attorney of Powhatan
county, endorsed by the Hon. William
Pope Dabney. Judge Of the County
Court, offered reward of 500 for the
arrest and conviction of the murderer OF
William Ross. The deceased was resi-
dent of the county of Powhatan, where
he was murdered by some unknown per-
son on the 22d day of the present month.
The communication from the Com
monwealth's Attorney to the Governor
states that diligept efforts have been
made on the part of the county authori-
ties to apprehend the criminal, but that
every effort 50 far has failed to throw
any light upon the identity of the guilty
parly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
THE COMMITrEES SELECTED.
Those Who VIII Arrange for the
pemocrafic uemonsfrafIOn.

Democratic Denomination.
A conference was held yesterday eve
ming at tue residence Of Mr.. \. Ezekiel,
chairman Of the Association of Demo
cratic Clubs Of the city. between that
gentleman and toe chairmen Of the seye-
raj club delegations, at which the follow
ing committees were appointed AS pro-
vided for at the Joint meeting of clubs
held Wednesday night to arrange for the
grand Democratic demonstration to be
held October lth. All the clubs are rep
resented by one member on each COM
mittee
Fiuance-A. R. Courtney, Z. NJ.
Kosher, Cary Trabue, Charles ". Cod
din, j. c. Lamb, !. J. Powell, J. W.
Carter, and f. B. Grymes.
Inyitations-James ID. Patton, NJ. D..
Burch, j.. II. Reid, George Hopkins. d..
W. Moseley, r. O. Burch, j. Taylor
Stratton, and b. Frischkorn.
Marshals-Johu +. Meredith, Philip
O'Neill, Joseph l.. Lee, d. f. Craddock,
John +. Wren, LOUIS Rawlings, ". T..
Holdswofth, and Frank French.
Printing-M. Fitzgerald. l.. +. Ber-
nard ID. A. Gates, Lee Crutchfeld, H..
II. Wilkins, W. r. Wood, j. j. Eng
lish, and j. l.. Zimmer.
On Stands-F. Lewis, 2. J. Smith.
Robert Pearman, Il. w. Jones, Chester
A. Delaney, Edward Cummings, W. l.
JOINER, and w. L. Loving
Music-R. f.. Glover, NJ. Cravan. j..
P. Pettus, Daniel Butler ID. b. Jones,
V. Donati, b. X. Pecor, and W. j. Luif-
sey.
Reception-W. R. Meredith, r. G..
Deane, Joseph Il. Sorg, n. Ezekiel, A.
g. Knowles, William Loyenstein, s. b.
Brady, and John W. Otley.