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CORN sor LIVE EtsEwaEEE.- Mr..
T.. 4. Gardner, has sold his home in
the rontius tract, near Lake Union.
~ r. J. Powers for SOC. Mr.. Gard
ner was asked last evening II this sale
had amy significance. Not in the
lcast.H replied Mr. CaTdnsr. Mr..
Powers wanted the place. and | sold il
~ him. IL Includes three lots and a
new house. have Two lots on the
corner Of Eleventh and Pike streets.
on which | shall at once commence,
Abe construction of nea heaSe. Mrs.
Gardner would nos be caatented tn
live anywhere but IN Seattle. and /
iesl about the same way. so guess Ne
viii establish comfortable li;le home
or Pike street.
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shipping Intelligence.

PoRr TOWNSEND. June 9o.-Arrivei--
British ship Australia.
foKr l.vniow, June ao.--Saile1- Bark
Arkwright.
HsuLoCS, June a0-Arrived- Bark
Benguela.
Tsro0sH. June at-The Steamer san
Pedro passed in at o a. m.
Fair, fresh south-we>tA ward.
SaS FEsNeT>co. June s1.--Arriysls--
Steamers Columbia and Signei. Port
land; ship General Knox, Seattle.
pepartnres-Sseamef state Of Cal
iior.ia. Astoria; hip Joseph Spiuaey,
Nanaino; ship Harvester, Seattle.
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OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS

OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle W. I. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 to daily i;
evenings 10 s; Sundays, 10 to Il.
All curable chronic diseases. loss Of
manhood, blood taints. syphilis. gieet.
gonorrhea, structure, spermatorrhna,
seminal weakness or loss OF desire of
sexual power in man or woman,
catarrh and deafness are confidentiaily
and successfully treated Cures of
private diseases guaranteed. Circu-
lars sent free. Most cases can receive
home treatment after visit to the
doctors office.
tThe Drs. Darrin also have branch
Office II 2s5 Fifth street. Portland, Or.
where any in that vicinity can consult
them.)
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STEINER CLlRi BROWN
DIR. SPINuEY
Be CO.'S
PRIVATE D1SPEESARY.
Sl9 Commorcial street. corner
jackson, Seattle, w. 7.

Al chronic Diseases OF MEN and WOMEN
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD, NerrUus and Physical
Debility. Exhausted Vitality. ssminsj
Weakness, sf~rgsafo-Thoea, Imps;erey.
tsonorrhoea. elect, Syphilis. Premature pc
cline, Weakness in Women, and all Pune
/, ssonai arrangements that result from youth
fsl foliies or excess In after years
Urinary Kidney. and Blade. troubles.
o"AahaA wesk hack. Gonorrhoea. s;ls-.t'
C-ystisis. NsricOseele, structure etc, prompt.
~ and safely cured. NonsuSeotss sses.iripe
given. nor stresg inierture gssd. which
esa~e structure. Changes reasonable.
HERVflIjS Debility, Loss II Yigor. sernins;
Losses. Nigh. Emissions, De.
sfondeDey, etc. etc, cared
YOUNG MEN ssas.eringS rom the eEeeis of
ton. shonit avail themselves Of osir trez,-
tar OF sufset,nx humanity. VIII guarantee
. positive csss, Ia every ease.
kisdlessst Ken rs 1,s ar, are :ssny tro's.s
nation ct the t'assster. aceota rau.ss; b- /.
sruarfSug o. burning sensation: On exarnIn-
alton the urine depesfrs a xsrfir,ent erza
sometimes a15ssaef, Is r--seu;. The es,ses,
varies from bE5gaf o. reddish 10 ersn a
milky hsas, the patient experiences 4 wesf-
eflirg Of tae system in = risnrser he esnuo-
sTsss1fas Tor This Is tie sesord ssaye a
seminal 'Feakisess Nany die of this dsss.
eaity. sg1e-Gnf Of rs cazss A rerfeet es-~
alsS beatty restoration guaranteed.
Cease AosaEs. - r. IL 70 D. 1a.,t,sn
r. n
y R-Pcrsazss snsase 70 vsstt rs nav be
treated - tfsssr hagTss iss earrssrrsr,,ss.s,Fss
2e4fSszrs AMI distractions SAT T., ss.afI :,
express Consolation free.
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BIZ THEIR WORKS We SHALL
KNOW THEM.
SEATTLE. Wash. Ty.. Nav p. lsss

SEATTLE, Wash. Ty.. May "a, ISIS.
Ny little boy, when four years old,
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
had commient medical aid but he
never fully recovered. For 3 years he
was sick, could retain nothing on his
stomach. sometimes would vomit
ceaselessiy for a week not retaining
even water. He dwindied away till
but shadow OF his former self AT
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he chung to me begging me not
10 bury him in the ground. He recog-
aizesi nobody. not even me. We all
concluded that death would be relief
TO him. There was 10 Use trying the
cid school doctors, oil that We have had
enough experience Their medicines
failed to Kill me when every one of
them gave me up with consumption
saying that I could not live Il week.
That was three years ago. They
would have had their say, too, ii had
not called in Or. J. Eugene jordan.
had then been bediast for over year.
could not turn over, suffered with ex-
erneiating pain and spat bloody pus
As by the aid OF the goi-sent Histo-
genie Medicines | recovered from the
verge OF the grave and was able TO do
considerable OF my house work in 80
days. Well we got DIR. Jordan's mSdi-
cine for oi;r little boy and his reason
returned and 50 did his health. and in
two months from first taking his medi-
cine he went to school. We are con-
WINGED, as Is every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist. Med. that il
accompiiShes the apparently impossi-
bile. and that to compare them to all
the other medic mes il Is ike compar-
ing bright sunlight 10 Egyptian dark
ness. MAGGIE MCDANIEL.
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\ man in Connectirat has eaten
h'if-'hree Taw cssss in an hour on "A
wAgeF. lie offers ~ chaiisncc any
one en- ave dcsca egg ealiRg match
within the same time.
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etBfkk-
NEw YoEK. June aO.-American Ex.
l07. Canada Pacific S., Canada Sonth-
ern 49,, Central Pacific 2ls4. Bur-
linston iii,., Delaware & Laekaaana
1879, Denver e. Rio Grande Is. Erie
es5z. Lake Shore SEX, Louis. Il Nash
vile, 55,<. Michigan Central 7ss+.
Missouri Pacific 72s., Kansas & Texas
NIX. Mex York Central 1915, North
ern Pacific q, preferred Jot5, North
western 1885,, Oregon improvement
s3,s Navigation 91tS. Transcontinental
2s9s, Pacific Mail 3s1., Reading 5sss,
Rock Island 1913. ~. Panl s3is,
Texas Paeilie 22ss, Union Pacific sax,
United States Express II, Fargo 15s.
Western Union 75;s.
PETgoLEtx.
New Yoax, June % Petroleum
opened firm at 7i,<. closing same,
highest IS, lowest 1871. Sales 1884 900
barrels.
sEw YORK STOCK REVIEW.
INV YORK, June 29.-The stock
market to-day was still duller than the
previous days Of the week. The mar
ket was barren of important features.
but the street believes that the chief Of
the bear forces has covered shorts and
left the street for a tine. The fiaal
figure are confined to fractions only.
excepting in the ease OF the Rock
Island. which gained ~ per cent.
Government bonds were firm to-day.
CHICAGO aAExETs.
CHICAGO, June s0-wheat easy. cash
SIX. juls s2i<.
Iorn--isoNer. cash 49sS. July 50l4.
oat Steady, cash So, July 81
Barley Nominal
poFk-Steady. cash 56ss, July BIZ.
Lard Steady, cash $50, July
s.s5Gs2sis.
CHICAGO CATTLE ssRIETs
Chicago, June 3o.-Cattle- Receipts
100. weak, lower. medium to fair
St.15af6Ho. gras>ers and common
steers SS0i.9s, stockers and feetsers
<A.oeE {. Texans sI.sos t25
Hog Receipts ai.nco, slow. : 10 10
points lower. mixed <J.45Vg5.65, heavy
s.. SD 5 "a. light s.. ;0a5.St.
speep-R Receipts 1000, steady. NUT
ton <fsiet5, western feeders $50
'3Jc, Texans S250siia.
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leuu fssGlnn1 snd n1IIn ~ Alnsk1.
purla te-daY. tnkfns from 10wnsena
rs tam II fsei<kA
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have been sick for the last fifteen
years with a complication of diseases.
Rheumatism and kidney troubles were
very bad, hut heart disease was the
worst OF all. Many times | thought
woald not survive it, The sharp,
agonizing pain in my heart would take
my breath aud make me dizzy. | had
To catch at things to keep from falling.
In fact. was an utter wreck | tried
doctors IN Terra Haute, Ind, Bloom
ington. 0t;nmwa, Charlton. and Bur
lington--ailopathic, homeopathic, and
every other kind Fl doctors. They
used batteries, baths. and all inanaer
and kinds Of nasty tasting drugs, but
received no benefit at all. | gave it
Up in disgust. Every doctor told me
another tale as to what he thought
was the matter with me. but that did
not cure me.
Going to Seattle. heard Of nothing
b the new Historenetie system, and
. Of DR.. j. Eggene Jordan, It's author.
Having tried all the old, concluded 10
try the new. and after a few weeks
use Of the above medicine ! com ple.e-
~ recovered. This was last october.
aud have had no sign OF the return
of the troubles, and have been able TO
attend TO Inv duties ever since.
make this statement from gratitude TO
DIR. Jordan and the his;oSenetic sys-
tenn. and also from a spirit OF SYM
patty for kindred humanity.
JosEFa PENNINGTON.
Edmond, w. T.
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Artists materials. studies, etc. Gaxz-
.. am Il Co.. Second street.
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Wall paper. Gazzam Il Co., Second
street
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MONEY AND MARKETS.

NV York, June 2D.-Money on call
easy at To ?; prime mercantile pa
per. Ago, Sterling exchange quiet and
steady ut $t.ss for sixty day bills, and
81. $50 for demand.
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Mrs. NJ. +. Day. Port Madison, W.
T.: Throat difficulty cured,
D. G. Widden, Seattle, w. T.: Deaf
ness; hearing restored.
John N. komeyer, Palace restau-
rant, Seattle. w. T.. Sciatic rheuna-
tism; cured by the electromagnetic
system.
Evans Harmon, Lowell, SnohomiSh
county, w. T.. Cured OF deafness.
William Gilbert, Houghton, w. t..
General debility and catarrh.
Mrs. Meyie Gebiort, Seattle, w. T..
Boy 5 years old. deaf since Is months
old. Diseiiarging ears and catarrh en-
tirely cured alter several treatments.
Frederick Mobs. sprague, w. +. /:
Catarrh entirely cured, also OF dropsy
and varieosc veins and milk leg.
:. F. Hoskinson, Port Blakely, w.
T.: Sciatic rheumatism. Cured.
William Little, Seattle, w. t.. Pain
in his chest OF over s years standing.
Entirely cured by electromagnetic
treatment.
Mrs. A. J. Quental, 1851 Railroad
street, Tacoma, w. T.: Stoppage OF
tear duet, causing tears to overflow
down the cheeks. Cured by one oper-
alton.
Mrs. ]. j. Evans. Stella, w. T.:
Neuralgia of the stomach and heart,
weak lungs and greatly eInaciated
cured and gained ten pounds in two
months.
Mrs. General Adams. Medical Lake,
w. t.: Numbness and congestion OF
the brain, produced by diseased con-
dition of delicate organs; also the
headache and nervous dyspepsia 'of
twenty years standing. She was cured
two years ago by Drs. Darrin.
male complaints and general debility.
Cured.
Lille Quental, Tacoma. w. T.:
Cross-eyes; cured in two operations.
Deafness and catarrh also cured.
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Muslin underwear cheaper than cost
of cloth. Big assortments. Chester
Clearly. mil
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Why ~ Whne $500 Passenger
Rsnfa Uns Deaoge4-
sr5xAss E4Exs, June - The wese
hnund paszeneer due heFe f4st night.
dt.i nof srysve fsere until this 1fteruoOns
ovine q ! wreck near RzthdEy1m yss-
terdav. A fright trnsa divided On The
hruw az hid and fbe engineer did nos
uce{ce tke mi>ltxp until tie frunf Por--
t50u 81 Dc trzin Feaehed he bo<ts<n Of
fke Grade. last tben the FEAR cars.
vh5rn cOuh not b. cusstxotted BY the
brakes. <zn>e skundes5nx down and
dash<d into the First dfvs-ign- A large
fosr< q men have been II wosk since
last night clearing away the Eserk-
The Hamxxe 70 the feflfpE stock vas
verr heaxx No one vas IN Iured.
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ro.r TOWNSEND.
Directors Meeting T.. T. =. n. r.
a roor Mail s.rsiee--A Mad Chief


Notes.
fasr TOWNSEND, June ao.~Ths diree.
tors al the Port Townsend Southern
railroad met ~ the First National
Hank yesterday and voted thai In view
os thr ssti ifactory manner in which
the land and coin Subsidy was coming
in that Surveyors and engineers IL al
once pat in the field An assessment
Of ss1 each, 70 he immediately col
icc;rd. was levied for This purpose.
Another mass meeting Sia b. held 20
The court house TINS evening 10 iaflu-
ence further donations. Similar meet
ings will he held at Quliscene. Leland
and other points.
IsplsssST Ar saK NAIL SERVICE.
Said prominent merchant vesser-
day Our san Francisco mail dlln {
come this morning. a. asnal In fact
Il j. tSe day. lat rhis happens resu-
larly two ay thrive times 4 Neek. Why
don't the hoard of trade get after these
careless e.tieislsf IL j. taking thou
sands OF dollars from Port Townsend
isssies the hundred nnnoysnrcs incl
dent o. such unreliable service.
think the srsali'c iies AZ Tacoma.
ANYWAY hops scnsstsesiy vii stir she
matter up and see e We eannot have
- s%-NtNstA "-tNftfSf - sA&iNNtF -
thr cause
MAD tNffF.
Jimmy Clarlanhcs,, chief of tho NJ.
hah iiihe Of NraA Hay l,,aiaH>. Vas in
tcwa Yesterday and IN a very iriie-
nan; frame 81 mia5 While fishing
ont IN shs Straits the ethet asv his
Schooner loftia VAS rua iato ~ The
ship tsrstaa and hl&iy damaged. The
astsr ~ the ist,eg ship psos,i -ea 10
repair the s2ass psf s,ssue carpenters
on heard for this pagpcse. bat two
hoarS agtefwArtl tss0k thcas sxav and
went 10 sva. jimmy pa; his eASe INTO
an attorney hxads ard the Gsr.ra
viii and liacl awaiting her the flgsi
port she enscrs.
sHtFrsN9. ETs,.
Steanacr Ali clears,i zoe Alaska
with s-gnc-l usernhAn lise fsus.l seattle
AMI Townsend EzrSsaftns EarekA,
IunA,sc laden ty0m HscsizVk gar san
frasscistss. went 81 sca Rask n. 4
Murray Ter San FTa 'scissSs astsi S.houa-
ar fsouesF ieF san Eaenaxcnlstra.
sslsl traga post Discovery. Stesauasf
ssco7xe W. Es,ier arrived yesterday
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Sale OF jerseys. Cleary.
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frlxsskens, June 0.-1u0 Gov
hoys named rnsman and Stxnfeld
had a quarrel this evening over bgeak-
ing . czyuss on the farm a DR. Dim
strodd, near this city II ended n
Pusnsn drawing his revolver and
shooting stAnseld through the lei
lung. resulting fatally.
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & CO
A catalogue Of Amazing Bargains.

The extraordinary incemency of the season. the usu
ally heavy stocks Of the manufacturers and the unwnp
Of retailers to load themselves with goods under m
favorable circumstances the principal causes whi3
led to the GIGANTIC AUCTION SALES OF GOODS in New
York None Of the numerous opportunities offered during
these sales to shrewd purchasers plenty supplied with
ready cash. have been permitted to escape the attention
large experienced and wdeawake corps of buyers and
the result is that offerings this week constitute an
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MARvKL0Us wORks.

Electro Magnetic system, ~
Practsced by Drs. Darrin.
Marvellous and nlariclc are synony-
nous terms. Naricled are not worked
in these prosaic times 1t does sound
marvellous, however, and it seems like
q maricle when the fact Is put before
you OF the wonderful cures as per-
formed by the Drs. Darrin at the In
ternational Hotel. Cherry street, Sc
attic, W. T.
Many columns of this paper could
be filed with accounts OF cures per-
formed by the Drs. Darrin, substan-
tiated by highly eulogisfic testimonials
from grateful patients
Alteration is called TO = few OF the
following
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NKw Yogx, June 90 Petroleum
opened firm at 7i,<. closing same,
highest IS, lowest 1871. Sales 1881, 900
harrlls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
John Rooney Instantly Killed on Seven
teenth street, Yesterday.

John Rooney Instantly killed, on Seven.
teenth street, Yesterday.
John Rouey, q farmer, residing near the
northeastern corner of Marshall county,
was instantly killed by the incoming pes
ssuger train, on the Pittsburg division OF
the B. & o about seven o'clock yesterday
morning.
The accident occurred on Seventeenth
street, about midway between Jacob and
Wood streets.
Mr.. Rooney had left his home early in
the morning, with two baskets of butter
and eggs, intending 10 come into town TO
dispose of the stuff ut market. When the
tram reached the alley between Jacob aud
Wood -ireets, MIR. Rooney gathered up his
b. 8e.s. ana going ont on the
platform, and holding basket
in each hand, he attempted
to alight from the train. When he Jumped
of he lost his balance, and falling back
ward, he was struck in the head by the
platform of the next car and knocked I'M
der the wheels. The wheels paS;ed over
his chest, killing him instantly, and mu-
tilating him in a shocking
1.-THE train was at once stopped, and the
mangled man WAS pulled out from under
the cars, hut he wRs but = qulvering mass
of flesh about the breast, and must have
been instantly killed. Coroner Schultze
was notified, and then the remains were
taken to Mendel's undertaking establish
ment and prepared for burial.
Mr.. Roney leaves a wife and several
children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
WE WIN ANOTHER.
MANSFIELD DEFEATED IN A FAIRLY BXCIT-
ING GAME.
Timely Hitting and Sharp Fielding Tell the Tale Of
Victmy-Other Games and Notes From
the Diamond.

The game. yesterday afternoon on the
Island Park between the Wheeling and
Mansfield clubs was any body's game up to
the ninth inning, when the home team
made two runs, giving them a lead oil
three. The game was exciting at times
aud the 300 people present had several op-
pOrtnnities 10 yell.
Morrison pitched for Wheeling and he
was quite wild, giving four men bases on
balls. His iue support no tn in the field
and behind the bat saved the day. Mars
field got nine hits with a total Of eigh-
teen basis, but they managed to
get only six runs in. Wheeling
had only one fielding error, but that cost
three runs Dale pitched for the visitors,
andWh-eling got eleven hits of him, which,
assisted by wretched field work, gave the
home team nine runs The opportune hit
ting of the Wheeling boys and their sharp
fielding won the victory. The features
were Sammy Nichols fine home run drive,
Morrison's timely batting, Crogan's first
base work, Darrow's play at second and q
triple put out in the seventh, when Dillon
hit a hot one over left that looked good for
n home run Brodie got a start on the
ball, however, and fielded it to Otterscn,
who threw to Van SAINT, whe threw to
YGik, catching Dillon about four feet of
the plate, thus giving three men assists
and one - put out on n single play and
preventing the score being tied.
Following is the score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16
BUDGET
Tho Days DoiuGs In Our Busy Little
S~eIghbOr.

Ia Days Doiugs In Our Busy Little
SeIghbOr.
We are all Sons OF Veterans this week.
The Riverside blast furnance will be
ready for lighting MP within two weeks.
TIE puddlers who have long been one Of
employment, will find il hot work these
days.
The Lutheran Sabbath School contem-
plates holding q picnic in the curse of a
few weeks.
The delegates to the State Convention
at Huntington left on the 1920 O. X. K. Il.
train yesterday.
Our Republican delegates 90 to Charles
ton instead Of Huntington, as appeared in
type yesterday.
Very few of our people will tent on the
camprround this year, but the majority
will spend a day or two on the grounds.
A former citizen of this place is fast in
the clutches of the law, near Pittsburg,
for violating the Government liquor Ii
cense.
The running of the motors to this point
would he q great boon these days to the
large number OF men and boys employed
at the industries here and living in Wheel
ing.
The case of II. Herrick vs. y. Qlinn
will be tried before the Justice OF the
Peace Saturday. Hartman Herrick. the
owner of the property occupied by Quinn
as a saloon. entered suit for rent due and
| for the eiectment of his tenant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-16

vantage of the two games this afternoon at
the Island Park, ali for one price OF ad-
mission.
A night session will he held this evening.
some of the boys had a big time last
night.
fridays parade and picnic will he a big
event, and all the boys are looking for
ward TO it with much pleasure.
Mrs.. W. d. A. O'BFien made a neat little
speech a; the Camp fire last evening and
was loudly applauded. She il n ~favorite
among the boys
Col. Baguiey h4s done great work TO
make the ~Encampment a success, and AS
sisted nv tine other Sons Of Veterans he has
certainly succeeded.
Among the delegates to the Ladies Aid
| Society who arrived yesterday are Mia.
5 A. Thomas and Mrs George Barley, of
P~lttsburg; Mrs J. 5. Mason, of Medina,
O Miss +. G.. Rsiney, OF ST. Louis; Miss
McAdams sad Mrs. NJ. X. Challander, of
Belleville, Ill.
A barrel drawn GU n sheet of paper
posted OH the Mcclure HOuse Office stove
contains the following inscription: Col.
Averdsck, Wheeling, W. Va We're not
on top, hut we get there iu9t the snme.
Old Bourbon. Kentucky's best" II
speaks for itself.
The report of the Secretary of the La
dies aid Society shows that % new 70
c~ieties were organized during the year ust
closed, and that - societies are now in sc-
tive existence, the membership of which
numbers l,67l. The gain in members dur
ing the past year was sos.
Among the additional delegates who
spread their name on the Mcclure House
register, yesterday, are the following:
Daniel C.. Cable, Jacksonville, o.; +. Neu-
doTfr, OF st. Joseph, Mo. A. b Brown, Of
Dayton, o.; ID. W. Wood, Anderson. lud /;
W. 5 Parker, Washington, Pa F. W.
Meyers, o c. Vodrey, OF East Liverpool,
q l.. NJ. Porter, Caanons3urg, Pa; Eli
ward NJ. Aime9, Altoona, Pa T. II. Ash.
craft, C~onderport; f.. K Remington, Phil
adelphia; +. II. Gillay, f.. II. Archer, Col
umbus, y.