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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
CLAYTON'S MURDER.
Mr.. G, R, Breckenridge Hard at Work
He Is Making Every Effort to Find
the Assassin.
He Even Furnishes Sums OF Money
to Hunt Down the Coward.
And States That He Will Procure
as Much "a Is Needed
For the Purpose OF Carrying Out the
soaroh-He Defends the People OF
His District In a Manly way-Dan
Richmond Only Boy.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LlrrLE Rock, Ark, April congress-
man G. Il. Breckenridge came up from his
home at Pine Bluff today and returned
home this evening. lie had an interview
with Gov. Eagle during the day about tho
efforts being made TO catch the assassin OF
]. NJ. Clayton. When Mr. Breckenridge
was here some days ago he conferred with
the Governor ON this subject and finding
him in possession Of information that
needed TO be followed up, but without
funds for that use, Inc at once supplied the
Governor with the necessary funds and
promised to procure more. lester-
day he turned in more money and
told the Governor to let him know when
he needed additional funds, and TO speak
~ often ~ he needed money and for all no
needed, aud lac (Breckinridgc) would
undertake 10 go over tho Second District
and raise as many thousands of dollars as
were needed to exhaust all human efforts
to bring the guilty TO justice. Mr.. Breck-
inridgc Indignantly rcsonts the idea that
the people are in sympathy with crime.
He recognizes, however, that however few
tho incidents OF crime have been, this
Clayton case has become in some way %
test case OF the resolute intention OF tho
people to protect society where crime hasa
passion or a prejudice against someone,
living or dead, to divert the public
purpose. lilo says that the people Of
Arkansas are not a people 10 execute tho
laws or to permit them to be executed in
a passionate or a PARTISAN spirit, aud ex-
presses the opinion that the people OF
Conway County and OF every other county
In his district will prove equal TO this need
Of civilization and society. lie does not
doub, that the murderer will be caught
aud thinks that the lapse OF timo N no
evidence of their security or Of diminished
public determination. II is evident that
MIR. Breckenridge has confidence In his
people aud that ho is determined to stand
| by them aud To stand by tho Goyeia or
| through every difficulty aud need.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
MIinI He Mns.

Boston. Mass, April 4.-Rogarding
Charles lIurd, whose death by suicide is
reported from London, II is learned that
he left New York March 10 ON business
for the Northern Pacific Railroad, by
whom he had been employed for several
months past, In writing a book dcscrip-
tive Of Washington Territory. Ills brother,
Mr.. $. G. llurd, resides in Maiden, Mus,
and believes that theory OF suicide is
groundlcss Deceased was young man,
In excellent health when no left home,
and with excellent prospects. lilo has
been troubled with nervous pains, and has
been in the habit Of taking morphine TO
relieve them, and Il Ia believed by his
brother that his death was due 10 taking
an overdose. Word was received Of the
death on Monday, and Instructions were
at once cabcd, but nothing in the London
dispatch indicates suicide. lie was TWEEN.
ty-siX years old.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

man.oi-war Nipsic had been floated off Of
the beach, the natives lending material as
sistance.
Before the hurricane burst every pre-
caution had been taken by the commander
OF the Calliope to render the vessel secure.
Five anchors had been dropped, but when
the storm was at its hight four OF the
anchor chains snapped, and the vessel be-
gan TO drift The captain then determined
TO leave the reefs and, II possible, reach
the open sea. This he eventually sue
ceeded in doing, working his way out at
the rate Of half knot an hour. Ire
mondous seas broke over the vessel, in
ilicting much damage, but fortunately not
life was lost. Thousands OF people
tlocked to tho water side TO see the CALI
ope and all united in praising the plucki-
ness OF her captain,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Their Journeys to the White Unsuc-
cessful and Chagrining.
The President Treats Them Like
Wards of the Nation,
Rather Than, as They Say, Like
Men Who Elected Him.
The Black Man Is Being Taught q Les
son Which He Should Have
Learned Long Ago.-He 10
Mere Tool.
spccInl pIspatch % Tho Apncnl.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The colored
delegations who have been up here from
the South looking for patronage under this
Administration are disguised and indig-
nant at the treatment which they have re-
ceived at the hands of President Harrison
when they have called on him at the
White House. One Of them said to-
day to your correspondent, after a
trip of this sort: president Har-
rison seems TO look upon the
negroes as wards of the nation
rather than as members Of the great party
which elected him to the position he now
holds; he treats us as though we were to
be protected, and never seems to think
that we ought to be considered in connec-
ton with Office holding. He affects to
look on us with pity and sympathy, but
will not recognize us as men aud Republic
cans"
The negroes are very hot at this sort Of
treatment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
A pemeated Toy Drowned.

Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
HrLENA, Ark. April About two
weeks ago old man Williams, farmer liy-
ing about three miles from town. sent his
son, named Anderson Williams, aged nine
teen year., and somewhat dcmcnted, to
drive the cows up. Nothing was heard OF
the boy until yesterday. Notices were
placed In the papers and haud.bills dis
irbutod, asking for information conccrn-
ing him. Yesterday evening some parties
fishing In CaSsidy's Lake discovered the
boys body floating In the lake. II y sup
posed that while walking near the lake no
mistook tho moss, which grows near tho
bank. for q solid surface and went over his
head and was drowned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
TIE MYSTERY SOLVED.
Tho killing OF Meadows at Birmingham
Ferrottod Out.

forfeited Out.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BmmNOnAN, Ala, April About two
months ago the dead and docayss body Of
n white man, aitcrward Identified as J. w.
Meadows, was found in n cave on the
south highlands. Tho man had been dead
for weeks, and his relatives after a day or
two gave up all idea Of finding who his
mmdercn were. Detective Cunningham
has been at work on tho case ever since,
however. aud today arrested four negroes,
Lawrence johnson, Henry Joe. Lindsay
Malachy aud Gilbert Lowe. The officer
says he has evidence 30 prove tho fol-
lowing facts On the night that he
was murdered Meadows was drinking
These four negroes and one other APP
preached him and offered 10 take him 10
house OF ill.repute. They led him over
on the hill, aud ho fell asleep while rest
ing. They robbed hun aud fed. Fear.
ing, however. that their victim might ON
recovering identity them ~ bis robbers,
the negroes turned back, killed Meadows
and threw his body In the pit They then
covered Il up with leaves, and Il lay con.
cealcd until two or three weeks aiierward
hogs rooted the leaves away and disclosed
the decaycd remains Tho negroes will
be given preliminary trial on the 18th.
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nnninnrl.m nI nn End.

PARIS, April 4.-Tho opporlunist aud
Radical journals declare that Boulangism
ended with the flight Of Gen. Boulanger,
but that tho prosecution Of the Gene'al
must continue.
The Journal Da Dcbdh says II was
madness and folly, which would have
ruined anybody else, that made Gen. Bou.
langcr's fortune, and II is impossible TO
predict that y recent weak proceeding
will ruin or diminish his prestige.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
The Case OF Herman KempInsKi.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Secretary
OF State has been informed by a United
States Charge d'Interim at ST. Petersburg
that due action has been taken at the re-
quest OF this Government for the liberia
ton OF Herman Kempinski, the American
citizen arrested on December "A last in
Poland on a charge OF having evaded mill
tary duty in Russia, of which country he
was native. There are features in this
case that make it probable that favorable
anwswer may soon DO returned by the
Russian Government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
A onlct Day Tor the prosident.

WAsmSGToS, April 4.-This was the
Presidents lightest day 30 FAR as callers
were concerned. They made mp in talk,
however, what they lacked in numbers
and kept the President listening through
out the entire time devoted 10 business.
Among those who saw the President were
Acknowledgement Miller, Senator liiscock
and friends, Senator spooner. Rcprcsen-
tativcs Allen, Burton and Bullcrworth,
with Mr.. Lewis Scasongood and daughter.
Representative Coleman and friends and
Representative Brewer and friends, Wal.
ter Howard, applicant for the Governor.
ship Of Alaska; Justice William Strong. J.
X. T.. Pitkin, OF New Orleans; Senator
Wolcott aud Representatives Osborne,
Thomas and Kinney. Hon. Robert 4.
Lincoln, the new Minister to England,
called about noon. In couinany with Sena-
tor Cullom, and had a short interview
with the President Gen. James A.
Eakin, United States Army; Rev. w. w.
Burr, Rev. ID. w. Collins, Representatives
OF the Board Of Foreign missions for the
United Presbyterian Church, called, In
company OF Dr.. Joseph 5. Cooper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
rur,ber Advice. from STANLEY.

BnUssns, April A-Adyiccs received
here from Stanley Falls state that Arabs
who have arrived there report that Henry
NJ. Stanley and Einin Pasha were heard
from In February. They wero then march.
Ing toward Zanzibar with several thousand
men, women and children. They also had
0,0OO tusks OF ivory. The Arsbs who
brought news Of Stanley and Emin ar
nycd nj Stanley Falls In February. They
claimed 10 have seen Stanley several
months before that time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
MISSISSIPPI GUBERNAToRIAL RACE.
Il Ia nolng Opened In Earnest-Thore Arc
Some Forty ABplrants.


Special Dispatch n The Appeal.
JAoKsoS, Miss, April l.--Col. Bobcrt
II. Taylor, OF Pamela, prominent candidate
for Governor, has been in this city Tor tho
last two days looking after some eases ho
has as attorney pending in the Supreme
Court. His friends claim that ho enters
the gubcrnatorial contest with flying coli
on, and will be hard to beat, II beaten at
all. lie has a first class political, civil and
military record, IL Of modest dcmcanor
and gentleman of high attainmcnls. lilo
has, however, quite a number Of oppo-
ncnls NJ equal merits. The gubornaiorial
contest Is beginning 10 open up In earnest,
aud after the time for holding the State
convention has been fixed, Il may expect
TO bo q warm one. The Executive Com
miltco meets April 10 TO Fix the time for
the State Convention. Forty odd persons
have been mentioned w. possessing all tho
attachments nccrssa y for Governor, and
Il is thought that there will be at least
eight or ten active candidates and twice rs
many dark horses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
ra.im..,.r sI.in..

ELmRA. n. ", April l-Gcorgo W.
Ward, assistant postmaster IN this city has
disappeared. and 81 700 in government
funds arc reported missing. Ward took
Eric train No. 8 for tIs West Wednesday
morning. lie was appalnied under pre-
yious administration ind was retained bY
Postmaster Babcock on civil service reform
principles. Ward IL married and has n
iamily In the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Ahoui Rlunf.

BLUNT, D. T., April 4.-The stories of
the fury Of the fire continue to be brought
into town by stragglers. They say that
the wind would gather up the loose finder
and hurting it high in the air carry it
ahead of the surface fire, alighGng ON
barns and houses and igniting the prairie
fifty yards in advance of the surface fire.
Houses and barns were burned where the
fire was carried over 100 yards across new
broken ground. The losses are estimated
at 500, 600 in this vicinity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
A Wan Fatally narned.

DEs MONS, Ia, April AIS an engine
wis passing barn belonging TO Daniel
Hogan, a farmer living nine miles west OF
Manila, Crawford County, a spark set fire
TO the hay, destroying the barn with all iis
contents Mr. Hogan attempted TO get
out his stock aud while 80 engaged the
barn fell upon him, inilicling fatal burns.
MANY OF his neighbors were badly burned
In trying 10 rescue him from the hamos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Postmasters Appointed.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WASHINGTON, April 4. -Postmasters ap-
pointed today: Tennessee-R. 4. Porter,
Maury City, Crockett County; Smith Park,
Newburn, Dyer County; r.. @. Robinson,
Southville, DeKalb County; j. j. Jacobs,
Capling, DeKalb County; j. w. Broswell,
Coakevlle, Putnam County; NJ. A. Starks,
Dowetown, DeKalb County; d. d. Over
all, Liberty, DeKalb County. Alabama
James d. Eget, Edgar, Walker County;
X. l.. Jones, Day Gap, Walker County.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Ahanf scofInnsI.

SCOTLAND, D. T., April 4.-ItwouId lake
500 900 TO cover the loss In this county.
The Hutchinson Herald Office was burned.
The losses amount 10 $4,000, with less
than $1,000 insurance. David Ischettar
aud Howard White, farmers near Olivet,
were completely burned out Another fire
east Of scotland, destroyed everything on
the farms Of A. y. Fransky, Gus Esenson
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
nt,u.L nv a. EaKl.e.

PrrBrno. Pa, April 4.--Col. Richard
Long treasurer Of tho Long Spring Truss
Company Of Chicago, was struck by an
Erie a Piitsburg engine, ON the Fort
Way.c road, Ia Allegheny City, aud Il
Il thought fatally injured. lie had just
aliphted from street car aud started
down the railroad tracks 10 walk 10 the
Fort Wayne depot 10 meet friend whom
the accident happened.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Gen. Iaeah s,,..no Resign.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. April L-Gen' Jacob
Sharpe has resigned as Governor oil tho
National Soldiers Homo In this city, and
Gen. Kilburn Knox succeeds him IN thHt
position. Gen. Shapes resignation was
accepted and Gen. knoK's appointment!
was made by tho direcion Of the National
Soldiers Home nj rmo, ing held yeslet-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
A nremer Suicides.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April Jacob Hor-
nung a New Albany brewer, committed
suicide last evening by shooting himself
through the head with a revolver while
sitting In bis Office. Financial embarrass-
meut was the cause, ~ no had been hard
pushed by his creditors for somu time.
lie was leading German citizen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
ruE sn,ru MURDEu.
Dan nichmond, Iiis slayer, II Oniy .
Hoy az Seventeen Years.

special Dispatch to The Appeal
LirrLE Rock. Ark, APrilL-Gov Eagie
received another letter from Plummcrvillc,
Conway County, today in regard 10 tho
killing OF Joe Smith last week. The writer
saws there IN no cause for alarm, that tho
connection Richmond has with the assas-
Of Col. Clayton has no political
significance whatever, 10 far "a he knows.
Rchmond's father lives In scott County,
and IN a Republican, the writer says, and
the hoy being only seventeen ycam old has
never affiliated with any party, nor "a he
known ut plummcryillc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Tho saiIiepe at syducy.

SYDNEY, N. 3. W.. April 4-Tho Brit
ISL man-oi.war Calliope, which escaped
possible destruction In Apla Bay during
the rayages Of the cyclone there on March
10 and 10 b. being able 10 put 10 sea, has
arrived here. khe reports leaving samoa
on March "a, and that the United States
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Attorney
General has appointed Herbert Hes, Of
Indiana, TO be law clerk Of the Depart
mcnt Of Justice, vice n. T. N. Robinson,
resigned, and o. 2. NJ. Hubbard. Of the
samc State 10 be sicnogrupher aud conf
dental secretary, yis Mia LYDIA NJ. Bull,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

resigned. J. G. Meem, Chief Of the Com
putting Division of the Treasury Archi-
tects office, has resigned, and +. w. Pease,
OF Massachusetts, has been selected for the
position. Mr.. Pease was formerly in the
office, but was dismissed by the last adj
ministration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Irnn.Mnrha nr.Irn,cl.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, April A-firc
last night destroyed the building and con.
tents Of the Standard iron.works. Loss,
$4,000, no insurance.. hiruihman Broth
eu, the owners, say they will rebuild on a
larppr acale
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Mhnin Mai, nnrnea.

NEisoS, Neb., April 4-firo originating
In butcher shop yesterday burned a
whole block Of iourlcCh buildings, includ-
ing hotel, two drugstorcs, three groceries,
ono hardware and one general morchan.
disc store. Los. S5o.lOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
MEMPHIS TENN. FRIDAY 1880.

and NJ. Shook. On the stock farm Of f.
S. Sweet three barns were burned; loss,
$1,000. Twelve miles east of Scotond
prairie fire ragged. Twenty-Five farmers are
known to have lost everything.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
A Mnrrinrr q, n.Ieas.

Special Dispatch to Toe Appeal
H.LKSA, Ark, April 4-Mr. Fred sand
ston and Miss Amanda Person wrre
married by the Rev. q. NJ. Pcpkin. At the
residence Of Mr.. johnson, VI tlIs city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05

HASSIBAr, Mo, April A-Ton million
feet OF lumber in the yards Of the Empire
Lumber Company anc several small resi-
denccs were destroyed yesterday by fire
started by sparks from a locomotive. The
losses aggregated 100000, with insurance
nmpln.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
Tbe I.,aecner Couri uar,IsI.

wAsmSoroS, April l.-Maj. Davis, the
Judge advocate Of the Lydecker Court
Martial, Is hard at work upon the record
Of the proceedings. lie oxpeclsto be able
10 report the findings Of the court 10 Sec
rotary Proctor tomorrow evening. They
will then be sent b the Judge Advocate
Generals Office for examination and re-
port, and upon these recommendations
the secretary may form his conclusions,
decide whether or not the findings Of the
court shall be approved Although the
formal order Of dissolution has not yet
been made, aud will not he until the find.
ings OF tho court have been finally acted
upon. Il Is understood that no other bust
ness will come before Il, aud the members
will be permitted 10 return 10 their sta
fiong =
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
No New. from ihe NIp.ic.

WAsniSoroS, April NO news has
been received by officers Of the Navy De-
partment up to 1880 o'clock this evening
In regard to the floating Of the Nipsic at
Samoa. The announcement through the
Associated Press that the vessel had been
floated was received with a great deil Of
satisfaction by Secretary Tracy and the
bureau officers Of the Navy Department.
That's good news; that's good. | am glad
20 hear II, said the Secretary, and his
face indicated as well as his words the
pleasure the tidings gave him.
Commodore Walker, chief Of the Bureau
Of Navigation, was also highly gTatifcd at
the intelligence. THAT'S gain OF one"
said he. III We can get her afloat and
sent to Auckland aud repaired Il will be
doing very well. am glad 10 hear that
sho Is iloaied. The Nipiio Is good boat,
a very good one Of her kind" lie did not
think Il likely that the Trenton or Van.
dalia could be saved, a. the dispatches In
dicaied they were too badly damaged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-05
p,. ueco.n Continues 20 Irspr.,c.

PmscEroS, n. j., April abr. Nc.
Coshs condition continues ~ impress.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-06-29
Notice of Eo-foitUrr
To JOHN A. DAVIDSON and ROBERT DAVID.
SON, or their heirs and assigns.

To JOHN A. DAVIDSON and ROBERT DAVID
SON, or their heirs and assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
l. the Parker Mining Company, col.
poration duly organized and existing under
and by virtue OF the laws of the Terri,oryOi
Idaho, with its principal place OF business
in the town of HALEY, county of Alturu,
Territory of Idaho, has expended the sum
OF one hundred 1907 dollars in labor aud
Improvements upon each Of the following
lode mining claims. situated in Warm
Springs Greek mining district. A!lurs,
county. Idaho Territory, in order to hola
said premises under the provisions Of sae,
ton 1924, Revised Statutes of tie unisei
States, being the amount required TO hoa
the same for the year ending Decemhs' ): y.
1888, to-wit: the Alexandri1, Wel''
in&tOn. Waterloo. Tfmboriise
)flm Blaine and SuWonnee oo'
mining claims; that your proportion o. 'Le
same is as follows, to-wit: for the ss'd JOHN
A. Davidson and Robert Davidson, 'GllY.
three dollars and thirty-three cents, oelIs
one-third, for each of the above lodes, sla
if within ninety days from the ser''. w..
this notice, or within ninety 81 days axa
this notice disqualification you fall or islu,'
to contribute your proportion OF suca 81 T.
pcnditure as cO-Owners, your in1elessx d.
said claims will become the property o. "a
undersigned, under the provisions Oh %"
Section 1924.
BY w. p. JENNY, President
w. H. WArr. Secretary.
ketchum, /. T., June e, 1SS ann
First publication, June q 1865.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-06-29
Notice Of F0rfeitarc'

To JOHN A. DAVIDSON and RoBE4r JAW
SON and to JOHN A. Erwin, or then neS'
or assigns: .,.,
You are hereby notified that the Vu 81,
City Mining Company. corpolsSSvvI, irtue
organized and existing under, ana y Nth
of the laws of the Territory OF idsno' own
it's principal place Of business II 1l Inv Of
of haley, county of Alturas, lella.'h nn.
Idaho, has expended the sum OF NV
dred (lOO) dollars in labor ana up min.
mentsfupon each of the following looI rreek
ing claims, situated in Warm oPrIIll ssSo Tsy.
mining district, Alturas county, !u ass undsr
ritory, in order to hold said premises Stat.
the provisions of Section 234, hs1,' mount
utes of the United States, beng Ins me-. s end.
required to hold the same for the yeCe; sve,
ing December 81, 1888, to-Wlt; tne mining
AIran and Lone Tree looe e. .,ms
claims: that your proportion OF ~ Tohn A.
is "a follows. to-wit: for the sa'u for tho
Davidson and Robert Davidson o. acllsr
said John A. Erwin, thirty tnlee .,;rd tot
and thirty-three cents, being one e within
each Of the above lodes; ana y ~ this
ninety 1907 days fran the sersM .ftsr this
notice or within ninety 1907 days ; a,.s to 80
notice by publication you fail or l 81 as.rpend-
contribnte YOUR proportion OF sucn = said
iture az co-owners, your Interests 70 the IN.
elaims will become the proper, =, aid Sec-
dersigned, under the provisions u
ton E24. ,,u,uo coxPAST.
BY w. P. JENNEi. fres
w. H. War;, Secretary: oso
Ketchum, l. T. june = loS =, ,sse.
First publication, June