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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
ON THE MARCH.
TIE soomers' Army Started for the Okla
homa Line.


The soomers' Army Started for the Okla
homa Line.
KANSAS CITY, KAs April 1S- At five
o'clock this morning one of the runners
Just in from Capt. Hayes camp, says the
camp is alive and getting ready to accom-
pany the boomers across the Cherokee
strip. Nearly 10000 are here and will fell
in line. They have been ordered 10 move
in an orderly manner along the established
trails. If any fences are destroyed or other
depredatious committed, the whole lire
will be stopped and the guilty ores turned
back. The grand procession will be ac.
companied with 20 10 30 reporters on
ponies. now stationed with cavslry at
CillicOo creek. The trouble, if any, will
soon begin. The Chicago camp began
moving in line last night. Among those
With that colony were: M. C. Baker, f.
T. Cuiper, NJ Haas and L HOpkine.
1t ia reported 100 of the tough element
started at midnight for the border to sell
whisky and cigars to those who had any
money left. Plumber will be their next
move. U. s. Commissioner Bensell and
Capt. Hayes allowed two men TO construct
bridges at Sail Creek and Chillicoo Creek
and for their compensation charge boomers
% GEMS 10 cross. The old ferry boat on
the Salt Fork, which lay idle for years,
will be brought into service.
Arrangements for the press to enter
Guthrie on Monday have been completed.
At meeting Of newspaper men last night,
Mr. Eckert and G @. Cox, OF the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat, were appointed commit
tee to labor with the Santa Fe officials for
special service A special car will be pro-
vided on the first train Monday morning
for the journalists, reaching the line be-
tween the strip exactly at noon. The
committee has power to start the special
train back and drop any special matter at
Winfield or here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
THE RAILWAYS ALL MOVING.


Railway operations on the other side Of
the river are being actively pushed. The
Wheeling and Lake Erie has all the men
at work on its lines that can be accommo-
dated, and the bridging and tunnel con-
tracts are receiving much attention. IL ia
stated that $50, 600 of the $4,000 asked
for by the company IA an inducement 70
run lis line TO Steubenville has been sub
scribed and the remainder is in sight.
They have their right of way secured a.
far down on the Ohio side as Burlington,
and it was reported in This city yesterday
that the company had made Arrangements
TO hire men and teams 10 commence
OH the part of the line from Martins Fer
nv to Portland. Messrs. Hart and Nealon,
who hold the contracts for bridging on
the main portion Of the line, will get this
later piece of the road to build.
The people up at Burlington have sued
out an injunction against the W y J.. +.
using the pike in that neighbOrhoOd, and
stand prepared TO telegraph for the sheriff
if any attempt is made to put workmen on
the pike. Chief Engineer Hanlon, OF the
Cleveland and Wheeling Railway, had
force of engineers at work yesterday on the
property of George Dorsch, in Martins
Ferry, making surveys preparatory to the
beginning of the condemnation suits which
will begin before the Probate Court IN st.
Clairsville early next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
TEACHING MUSIC.
The Mason Method of Rstruction In Pub
Mc l,hnnIa


The Mason Method of EBtruotion in Pub
lie Schools.
The D teachers OF the public schools as
sembled in the Grammar room Of Clay
school, yesterday afternoon, on which oc-
casion Prof. @. r. Bill exemplifed the
first years work of instruction in singing,
according to the Mason method. The sim
plicity of the course was highly appreci-
ated by the teachers, and oil participated
in the exercises with interest.
This system of instruction commences
with the idea that music must be taught
very much as language, at first by imita-
tion. In the earlier stages, say at five
years, when the child first enters school it
is taught to initiate tones and musical
phrases. The first instruction is to teach
them to learn to sing correctly little songs
adapted to child nature, the songs to be
sung with reference to expression, and the
pitch and power of the voice is taken into
consideration. Not lower than the pitch
of F nor higher than G is used to COM
mence, and invariably soft tones are used.
Prof. Bill is most accomplished in
structor, and in these lessons to the pupils
he has made remarkable progress, and has
had the large class already singing part
music. They take the deepest interest
aud are enthusiastic in the work. This
morning at IL o'clock he will give the
pupils the fourth lesson at Clay school,
and in the afternoon at Center school he
will meet the teachers of the A, B and c
grades, when the course adapted to
scholars in their grades will be presented
in normal form for use of teachers.
At the suggestion Of the Committee on
Teachers and Schools of the Board of Edu-
cation, Prof. Bill will return to the city
near the end of the term and give the two
weeks instruction that are due according
10 the contract, he having been here two
weeks already. TIE Professor has taken
great interest in the work here, and enters
into it with as much zeet as either teachers
or pupils
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19

MaIor Armes on Trial Before Military
Cour,-uis Defense.
NAsHNalaS. April l-.-Eoidsrcs vas
taken iu tte l-nes court martnlcsse here
'o-f'g Witnesses testified TO Armss
good character and 9ov Beaver told the
story O.. lhe s.ss1't Hs a.d that Armes
5st been appointed a member Of bis s,af
by mistake 0r ten. Ames. who was
4,1 ieen lisuame vas dropped lie
P'o'-.,si lgalls. ta's Beaver lad moth
o co T'1 tsrng hm removed from
lr pi7'. end made p lsugtirg reply
-l as a-ss1 ,or au apology. Armes
,lea brushed 1a band over his face in an
il'l- ~ay ard Beaver struck at him
letters ~ere au-utied in which Armes
l o Beaver and asked that the
case oe t-orpsd saving that be could NOT
.ill .Ie disgrace OIL trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
A FAITHLESS WIFE.
Discovered In a Lisison, She savsgely Bites
on Her Husbands Nose.

Discovered In LIsison, She ssvsgely Bites
on Her Husbands Nose.
PARIS, April 18.--The wife of Clinton
P. Ferry, Commissioner from Washington
Territory to the Paris Exposition, is the
heroine of q disersceful scandal which
draws all ey's on the American colony
here. She has fer some time been too init.
mate with Il. Hippolyte, an English-spesk-
ing clerk of the Magazin du Louvre, whom
Mr.. Ferry finally kicked out of his house.
Mrs. Ferry continued TO meet the object
of her infstustioD, and yesterday afternoon
was traced TO a low hotel in the QUARTER
de pEurope and surprised by her husband
aud a commission of police. Immediately
on his entering the room she sprang at
Mr.. Ferry like an enraged tigress and
savsgely bit large piece ont of his nose
Her psramour escaped during the disturb
ance. She was then taken to ST. Lszare,
prison for abandoned women, hut owing
to her husband being absent having his
wounds dressed, WAS not received, made
her escspa and is still at large. She is re-
lated 10 the Adams family, of Massachu-
Hettf
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Other Games
All Americans 8, Chicago 5.
Cleveland 3, Milwaukee /.
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

Confession of Dying Man That He Muir
dered His Brother Many Years Ago.
GAINESVILLE, O., April 18-Sixteen
years ago Thomas Mccall, eon of Thomas
Mccall, a wealthy farmer, mysteriousIy
disappeared. His father searched in vain
and offered large rewards in hope of finding
mis- son, but to no avail. The mystery was
solved Monday, when Josephus Mccall, o
brother, who is at the point of death, con-
fessed to killing bis brother and throwing
his body into au old we'll on the premises
He says that he killed his brother during q
quarrel, and knowing that he will die,
makes this his dying and truthful confess
SION. There ia great excitement in the
ueighborhood over the revelations. Jose
pbue, the self-confessed murderer, is about
40 years of age and bears hard name.
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Two Little Girls.

have two little giris-one two and the
other four years of age. They were both
veIy badly afflicted with eruptions on the
f,ce and neck, Sometimes when they
Tonld strike the sores against anything
thew would bleed as long as ten minutes ;
thew were in fact so painful that we had to (.
t;s nm the hands of the younger with soft
rags to prevent her from scratching oil the
afsb. They suffered in this way for about
s;oht months, during which time we tired
several remedies without any relief. See,
ing Swif9s Specific was recommended
highly, discarded all other remedies ana
boueht one bottle of it. and gave TO the
children, and it cured both sound ana wen,
and they are now entirely Tree from any any
sort of trouble. There is nothing as goou
for blood and skin troubles as 5. 3. >.
W. L. WOODWARD.
n-l..c Graan XIV
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B. u o. FINANCES.
A Statement of Earnings and Expenses for
1855 and 80.

A Statement of Earnings and Expenses for
1855 and 80.
BALTIMORE, April 1S-At the direct
ors' meeting of the B. & o. railroad yes.
terdsy a full report was made of the earn
ines and expenses of the road for the past
month and past six months, compared
with like periods of the year 1883. The
totals show slight decrease in net earn
ings, which is explained in various ways.
For the lines east of the Ohio river the
earnings were for the past month
81, ,2S6, O63 and the expenses 1901,
lO3 In the same time last year
earning were 81, ,2O7, 4s9, and expenses,
1924, 1O9; west of the Ohio river earnings
for March, 1889, were 1884, 279, and ex-
penses 1912, 900. while for 1888, they were
respectively 1854, 663 and $S3s, 81.
For the past six months on the whole
system, the earnings were So, 94S, 229, and
expenses s., 2,OS2 For the same time
lest year the earnings and expenses were
S, ,934 61S. and s., 1s5, ,637, showing de-
crease in net earnings S92. .s29.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
APlea,ant Entertainment.

Association Hall was packed last eve
ming with a nice audience of the members
of the Young Mems Christian Association
and their LADY friends. The occasion was
the monthly entertainment Of music and
readings, and a carefully selected pro-
gramme was ably rendered. Myers or
chestra played several selections with
spirit. A. T. Dunn sang ''Silver Bells of
Memory" George Atkinson gave Robins
Lament and DR.. John Mcclure sang
Calvary" Miss Flora Williams, Miss
Theresa Philips and Miss Kate Land each
sang solos with their usual excellence.
Miss Alma Conner contributed a piano So
10 and the elocutionary p.r. Of the enter
tainment fsred we'll in the capable hands
of Miss Lizzie Egerter, Miss Nora Simp-
son, Robert Darrsh and William Brice.
Everything on the programme met with
an enthusiastic reception, and everybody
was we'll pleased with the evenings enter
tainment.
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PAID THE PENALTY.
john II. Swift Hanged for the Murder of
His Wife.


His Wife.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 18.-John II.
Swift was hanged in the Jail thismorning.
AT 1O:15 the little procession left the cell.
1t was headed by the Sheriff. Then came
the condemned man between the two
priests, while four deputies brought up
the rear. Swift looked quite pale, but
walked firmly. When on the scaffold the
priests offered prayer. The prisoners legs
we're then pinioned, and at 10:18 the black
cap was clipped over his head and the drop
instantly fell. There was no rebound Of
the body, but it fell like dead weight to
the extreme length of the rope. The legs
were spasmodically drawn up three times,
and there was slight twiiching Of the
hands and then the body hung motionless.
Swift was married when only nineteen
years old TO woman two years older than
he, but his idle and dissipsted habits soon
forced his wife to leave him. On July 7,
1887, while in saloon, where he had been
employed as a piano player, he expressed
an intention of KILN his wife and dis
played revolver. A few hours later he
met her returning from the shop where she
-wS aked, asked her to live with him, and
upon her refusing and turning to run
away, fired the fatal shot. She lived only
long enough TO make brief ante-mortem
statement.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Three of n Kind"

Nellie McHenry, who is popular favor
ite in this city, having been here a num-
ber of times with the Salisbury Troubs-
dours, will appear at the Opera House
next Monday evening in "Tnree of
Kind" musical comedy of the brightest
kind. The New York World says Of il
"The plot is Of the very brightest kind,
being the simple tale Of three New York
statesmen and one ssleslady, Dolly Dash
wood Nellie McHenry), who spend their
vacation on the farm of q hsrd-hearted
Jersey farmer. The farmer, Ezra Whittle,
has pretty ward, through whom an
amusing series Of events traspire on the
farm and in a rickety fat. whittier the
statesmen 20 when their employer dis
charges them through an accident in a
game of blind mans buff. The piece was
very prettily set on the stage, the farm
house and the Franklin flats being as truly
characteristic Of the life in Jersey and
New York as could well be imagined. "
Reserved seats will 90 on sale at Houses
music store this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
rho CarroII HoIaestead Burned.

FREDERICK, MD, April 1s-The old
Carroll homestead at Knoxville, Frederick
county, owned by Mr.. Barton Y. Garrett,
was destroyed by fire of accidental origin
Tuesday. 1t was tenanted by George
Green, who lost all of his household
goods. The property was insured for
81 500. The tract upon which the old
mansion house stood was taken up in
1927 by the father of Charles Carroll, OF
Carrollton, and embraced Is, 900 acres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
MRS. wHITELING's FATE.

The Condemned Murderess Faces It with
out 1romor.
PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-Sarah Jane
Whiteling is now living under the very
shadow OF the gallows, and one week from
to-day she Will swing for the murder Of
her husband and children. Her only visi-
cor to-day was Rev. William D. Jones, of
The Scott Methodist Church, aud he says
'hat Mrs. Whiteliug faces death with re-
markabie nerve. She passes the time read
i1g and conversiDg with the matron, who
is deeply interested in her case. The work
Of erecting tue scaffOld will begin in a few
days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
r,,, s.,oons win Omen in Oklahoma.

WAsHrSeToN, April 18-Mr. Mason,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, has
dscided that under the recent act OF Con-
vress and the proclamation of the Presi-
dsnt in relation to Oklahoma, it ceases TO
bs "Iudian Country" and that special
tar stamps may be sold TO wholesale and
rstaiI LIQUOR dealers, to engage in busi-
ness there, under the same terms and
rscnlstiops as in other States and Terri
tories of the United States.
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THE LIE DIRECT.

Randolph Churchill Gives 1t to Chamber
lain In Public Letter.
LONDON, April 18.-Mr. Joseph Cham
berlain, in a recent letter, stated that
Lord Randolph Churchill declared in
November last that he (ChuIchilD would
not contest the Parliamentary seat
of Central Birmingham, Lord Randolph
now ann, unces that Mr.. Chamberlain g
assertion is utterly false. 1t is expected
that an excitsble correspondence will fol-
low between the two gentlemen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
GUBERNAToRIAL CONTEST.

\ Net Gain of Seven Votes for Judge
Fleming In MonongsIIa County.
Special telegram 10 he Register.
BURTON, W. VA, April 18.-DepOsitions
are being taken at oss Roads, in Moron-
gala county, in behalf of Judge Fleming
in his contest against Goff. Several wit
nesses have been examined and proof se-
cured sufficient to throw out the votes of
two minors, three non-resideuts, and one
pauper, and to admit the vote of John
Dixon. which was rejected. This makes a
net gain of seven votes for Judge Fleming.
c. Powell, Esq , of Fairmont represents
Judge Fleming.
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DENIED BY THE STANDARD.
Nothing In tho story That Lima OH Is TO
be Doomed.

Nothing In tho story That Lima OH Is TO
be Doomed.
OIL CITY, PA, April Is The Standard
Oh Company officials authOrizs the state
meut that there is absolutely no truth in
the repor; tbrt they are abandoning the
Pennsylvania oil fields for Ohio, or that
they are able 10 successfully refine Ohio
OIL tor Illuminating purposes. The entire
story, they say, is based on the one fact
that they are nov building "A pipe line
| ftom Ohio to the Pennsy lvsnis fields for
the purpose Of utilizing empty tankage
here Tor storing Ohio oil They have been
cutting down and moving this tankage 10
Ohio, hut finding IT Will be cheaper to
build a pipe line and move the oil, they
sre now building one.
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WY VI. Hogg Wa. Fired.

su oihe Register
HNuSsuS. April 1.-THE friends OF
L w. Hos. here resent the impntation
contained i7 o. public dispatch that he
vasDuovllon tbs postal service be.
.ssan lara a1i Wheeling on account of
Allret to pass an examination. He msde
-' per cent on bis examination the 2O.h
oi ast month He s a Democrat, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
Connect Superior and Michigan.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, April 1S.-The Sen
ate to-day, passed the following resOlu-
tion:
Resolred. by the Senate of the State Of
rn;nois the House of Representatives con-
Curing, That our Senators and Represent
at;vss II. Congress be and they are hereby
rsonssted 70 use their best endeavors to Sc
cnre such legislation by Congress as Will
resnlt in the making of a survey, under the
direction Of the Secretary OF War, for the
construction of ship canSl conneo'iHs
lakes Michigan and Superior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
Street Cars Running in Minneapolis.

MINNEAPoLIs, April 1S.-Street cars
have been running on several lines both
in this city and st. Paul all morning.
There have been eeveral small disturbances
in Minneapolis to-day, but only one arrest.
Rain commenced falling to day at 10 a. m.
and scattered the crowd far more effect
ually than the police could. There is no
real change in the situation.
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"My Geraldine. /"

"My Geraldine" BARLEY Campbell's
most successful drama, was presented in
splendid style, at the Grand Opera House
last evening, by the talented young star,
Marie Brainard and a strong supporting
company. As Geraldine" Miss Brainard
is yery sweet and charming, and her songs
made hit. She portrsys the character
excellently. The play is well put on, and
the large audience present were highly
nleased. II will be repeated this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
How to be Happy, Though Married

CHICAGO. April 1s.-During a family
TOW u OF 10 years sgo Mrs. Abner Pur-
cell, living near here, told her husband
that II be decided a certain piece of land in
certain way she would never speak to
him again. The man saw the opportunity
of his life, decided the land, and the woman
has not spoken to him since. They have
led a remarkably blissful life and accu-
mulated money.
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cABLED COMBINATIONS.

The city Of Edinburgh has decided to
confer its freedom on Mr.. Psnell.
President Carnot opened the exhibition
of revolutionary relics in the Louvre
The police have searched the residences
of Deputy Turquet and five other members
of the BoulaDgist party for documents N
relation to the Boulangist campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19

'''N.l'N. d. e Aprills.-Among
'' residents callers today were Sscre-
''l 'A.ne with Minister Whitelaw Reid
Senators Hiscock. Evarts
h'w.ey Culom. Dolph, Sher-
c.. a-t Blair, Ex-senator Hin. Of
A. s. Badger aud Marshall Don
'l.'n', EspI' sent ntitives Evans,
-.-- b1yre Stockbrdge, Nc
''.'-r"or'n. Thompson. A1der-
S.-... ..''aa and Evlrt, and Asa +.
'loiu8 i..r.t
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No Longer the Roodlers, Paradise

OTTAWA, April 1s.-PrOf WeldOn's ex-
tradition bill, enlarging the scope of the
present law relating to extraditable Of
fenses, and providing for the exchange of
prisoners with countries having no extradi-
ton treaty with Canada will, it is be-
ievei, become a law this session. The
Government has given notice Of the trans
fer Of the measure 70 Government orders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-19
"A'a.neton Gossip

ac.C.-. -i't'al in the case Of Lieuten-
r-t.. Book, charged with desert
a ai has found him tschni-
ae punishment Will be
"a ra James Faulkner. Of W.
-- omitted 20 practice at the Sd
'ae z. S yesterday.
-- H., Hldom s1ys that the appoint
c.-.. Cooper as Appraiser, and Mr..
.rs assistant Appraiser, at New
sr- made slmost exclusively on the
-s 'A,lons OF New York business
.'ielaw kHd took the oath Of
Minister to France yesterday.
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Tho Same old story.

LONDON, April 1s-The National Line
steamer Queen, from New York, which II
was thought might bring some OF the miss
ing passengers of the Danmark, has ar
,iSed at Queenstown. She reports abe saw
nothinp of her or her passengers.
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To Build Hall.

There is a movement on foot among the
colored citizens to build public hall for
their exclusive use. At meeting held
Wednesday evening an association was
formed with Osborne Gray as President,
and about 81 900 OF stock was subscribed
in shares of S25 each. 1t is thought s.. 900
or SO, 900 can be secured for the purpose.
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Dar,h ., Capta,n Avis's widow.

CHARLEsTowN, W. VA, April 1S.-
Mrs Mary Oneal Avis, widow of the late
Captain John Avis, died last night at her
residence in this place. after protracted
illness, aged about 60 years. She was the
mother of Lieut.. f. s. Avis, of the United
Gtafaa army
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doings OF Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.

Doinge OF Boats ana boetmen Ai"hk VI"
Ohio.
The Bonanza, fine eide wheel steamer,
will be up to-day in place of the Sheriey,
and will leave on the Sherley's time.
Can't. f. B. Noon in command and Z. b.
Reeves in the Office.
The sale Of tickets for the excursion to
Wellsburg on the Abner ONeal on April
26 in connection with the concert and sup
per at that place, is meeting with great
success. Tickets can be reserved at
Banners without extra charge. Tickets,
including supper and concert, are 81.
The marks from above yesterday were
Morgantown. feet 6 inches and falling
weather clear. Rice's Landing, Z feet
inches and falling; weather clear.
Brownsville, feet 3 inches and stationary
weather cloudy. Lock No. 4, 9 feet :
inches and falling; weather fair. Green's
boro, II feet inches and falling; weather
clear. Parker, 3 feet inches and falling
weather clear and pleasant. Oh City, 3
feet 9 inches and falling; weather clear.
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1ugY DRAW PRIZES

,.na .l he appointments Made 10y
B-tIamin.
WASHINGTON. April ls-Ine Presi-
t.1 .oiar a-p5iu,e- the following Ed
Tri>. Lacey ct Michigan, TO be Comp
-g-r oil. tie Cou,ncy; Timothy Guy
P,-.rs ,o be- Co''ectorot Customs for the
lsrc o. Sln Francisco, Msrvlle w.
Copper OF New York. 20 be Approiser OF
NG.tria n .he District OF New York
Ns.'T Corhat.. cf New York, 90 b'
Assistant. Appraiser Of Merchandise m th'
urrra Nre York, john H. CCzzans
Rhode Island. to he Collector OF Gus
CONS t- 'ts district o, Newport, r. l.