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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03
MORK FOR The WINTER! = We e want wan !, Z

WVNN TVN IT'D HIN I LII number OF
iii energetic, reliable men to act as agents for
the sale OF a full line of frst-class Nursery
Stock which Is guaranteed true to name. We hire
ON SALARY, or II preferred on commission. The
work Is steady and our terms liberal. For partic-
ulars address W. d. CHASE & co,
23-3t Geneva " y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03

SAVE MONEY by buying your spring
suit at HUNTS Cash Store, Barnesville.
W. B. HANLoN, of New Philadelphia,
assisted by Messrs. Hanlon and Porter,
and Caleb Dawson, of Bellaire, are now
engagedin this place in putting the finish
ing touches on their part of the township
plating for the land appraisers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03

o MARCH, we rejoice that thou art
gonel
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03
CHERIFF'S SALE.

- SHERlFFOS SALE.
IN PARTITION.
Belmont Common Pleas.
Sarah E Cunningham, Plaintiff,
rs.
Mary Ann McGaughey ct al, Defendants.
Pursuant to an order of sale in partition in the
above entitled cause, issued and to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
upon the premises, on
Tuesday, april 18th, 1890,
At l O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, tO-wit
Situate in the county of Belmont and state of
Ohio, and known as a part OF the southwest quar-
ter of section number thirty-four (S4), township
five (5l and of range three (S), beginning for the
same at the southeast corner of said quarter sec
tion; thence north 100 "a poles to stone planted,
being the southeast corner Of fOrty-One acre lot
owned by William Mellott; thence west g. 10 poles
to a stone planted, being the southwest corner of
said fortyOne acre lot; thence down spring drain
south 13iie east 10l.76 poles to hickory tree on
the bank of run: thence south 4Ois west 2S poles
to point In the road, and thence east 81 80 poles
TO the place OF beginning, containing fOrty-One
acres and twenty-nine perches.
Appraised at 81 OPS
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; one-third in one
deferred payments to bear per cent interest
from date OF sale, and be secured by mortgage on
premises sold.
OLIVER Z. FOULkE, Sheriff.
By Nj. NJ. SCOTT, Deputy.
John Pollock, Atty. 3IS-td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03

WHY not use Honest Fertilizer? Or
sale by JOHN CARLILE. 3 13-4t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03

ONE-FoURTH of the year is gone.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03

EASTER next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Twenty-Three Years in
the Drug Business.

have been druggist twenty three years, and
have sold all the patent medicines which arc known
in this country, and can trutfully say that have
never known of a remedy for Blood Diseases Of moro
value than s. s. s. (Swift's specihc) Mr.. A.,
customer troubled with eruption OF the skin on
the back Of his hands, and had In vain sought reflex
OF the best local medical talent also OF some OF the
most noted specialists in and as last resort
spent some months in Paris, France, under treatmens
OF the physicians there and hal secured only temp rsry
relief After all this treatment he finally cured,
sound all well, by swifts Specific.
Another customer, Mr.. b., had suffered for many
years with Blood Poison, and thought he had BEEN
cured by mercural treatment but the disease returned
accompanied by rheumatism of a bad type. dozen
small bottles of s. ). :. made perfect and lasting
cure. W. II. DESASWAY, Old Fort n. C.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
F. W. HILL NOMINATED IN MAINE.
me DEMOCRATIC sTNTE CONVENTION SHOWS
FEELING or THE LICENSE QUESTION, But
NAMIs CANDIDATE FOR GOV.
FRNOR BY ACCLAM\TloN.
fnr rEIrGnArm 10 1mE ThrnrSE.r

Anrusia. Nc. June 4.-The Democrat, of Maine met
in State Convention At Augusta to day for the purpose
~ nominating - candidate for Governor. and II WIS
well ATTENDED ly the leader, Of the partv and repr>en
atvcs from the cities. but the country delegates did
not turn out well - usual There were not over
500 Democrats in the hall " p. Frank Of Portland.
who Is looking for nomination for Congress in the ISt
District against "Tom~ Reed. chairman. serving
np the usual amount of Democratic doctrine Tho
nomination oi n candidate for Governor easily dis
posed Of when r. y. Torrcy. Of Bath. aro,c and
presented the name Of j. ". Hill Of Exeter who was
nominated by acclamation. Mr. II.lls candidacy was
complete surprise 10 large portion of the convcn
tlon. William l.. Putnam. of Portland, declined a
nomination. and Mr. Frank did not want u. Charles
Baker Of Belfast. who nominated today for Rep
rescntativc 10 Congress In the ma District could
have had been nominated for Governor, but would
not unlr-s 1t was on license platform. which
the convention declined to give him.
Tho resolutlons declared for tarf reform pronul-
gated by Grover Cleveland that tasa'ion shall he
reduced on the necc>,dre, of lic iu common us' hy
the people with direct reference to American labor.
that every legal effort should hc made TO erndicatc
trust aud monopoc, that reform ia The Siminl'trl
ton Of the state is urgently demanded that tho
prohibitory laws openly and notonously VIC
lntcd that there should be a secret official
ballot and an honest Cly service This report,
which wa adopted. majority report signed by
nine member, Of the committee. bat the remaining
seven sent In minority report, pronouncnS for
license and local option and IN" rcubm,'ion Of the
prohhitory amendment which It was moved to add 10
the majority report over tins occurred the gIct
igt Of The dny. The license question had been under
discussion among the members Of hr convention incc
li.t evening. and there was u strong dem ma cd bN
the Bangor delegation, which favored 1t. There was
a grca, uproar fog a while. and the 5pcaScre were
chccrcd hy their friend, and hi-"d bi their opponents
The license plank defeated hv a vote oil y" IN
favor aud 27j opposed Thc leaders 81 the patW
were ataycd ag;iu-t license "lupst o. = Mir beIhs
fearful that 1t would drive III" lrombltonSts away
iIOm them. ,
Ir. IIill. the nominee fpr Governor IS iaioah
man. a director ~ the Maine Central Railroad ne
wa, born Ia is2O. and has lons been PROMINENT III
Lnsinr,, circle, In eastern Maine There has been a
strong element here support ug Governor Hill nj Nc"
York. the next Democratic candidate lnr iIrsuv'
and TWO drcs,t' who voted for cleveland az the last
National Convention they now favor nm. III,
Democrats have No hope oi carrying tr N,lr, anu
they made no reference Ia their prospects 70 day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE PROPOSED tDTROrDACk PARK.

Albany June 4.-rhc state Forest commission mel
to day and took final action the concurrent resoll
tlnn passed by the last Legislature directing the com
mission TO take into consideration Governor iiin
message TO the Legislature calling attention to the sub
Iect Of establishing state Park In ana about the he'd
waters Of the rivers having their source IN the I'd
irondaci wilderness. The Commission is asked 10 IN
vStiac thoroughly the possibilities of such an under
taking and report to the next Legislature the num-
Der Of acres Of land essential to fuhllnG the require
mcntS of u suitable state Park and the probable cost
thereof The last Legislature also passed Dill ap
propriating $4,000 and empowering the commission
with the approval OF the Commissioners OF the Land
Onice TO purchase such land> located within the
forest preserve as shall be- available Tor Siate
Park at "a price not to exceed ri ~ an acre:
Al IL, meeting "a day the commission selected
seven of It's best wardcns to begin their examination
of inc Adirondack Wilderness and 10 gather Statistcs
for the commits >ions report 10 the Legislature. Inc
Commission Will meet AT different places III the VII
derncss this summer In order 10 personally verify the
Letters are being received daily by the Commission
from owners of Wild lands VINO WiNh 10 sell ther
holdings to the state. number asking larger
price per acre than the law allows The Commission
Ia nav Less than 2OO 900 acres can Ike prciiaseu ihc
coming summer by the Comm,Sloi under their lIni-
tied appropriatiOn. Ii l. estimated that l,ooo.op
acres WIN De required for the state tarN when woulu
call for an annual appropriation oil S2ooooo Tor sew
eral
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE THREAT MERELY A JOKE.

f. K IIal>tcad. Of No. 30 West one hundred ana
thirty first ST. whose letter to j. C. ruIrcll manager OF
The District Telegraph and Burglar Alarm Company Of
Harlem. Wa, printed in yesterday mornings Tribune
together with Mr. Turrc, reply. was asked last
night about the fastening to Ia, backyard fence oi
the electric wires Of the company. Mr. llalstead
said: "A year and half ago | had Trouble win
the company. and on two occasions hld To nave thcr
wires removed from my premises. Whcn FOUND one
Of their wire, fastened my fence Sunday morning
tboucb, if wa, time to do something. Mondw |
addressed a letter to Mr.. 1urVl. and you see what
his reply was, When | came Monday night tho
wire was gone Mr. Turrell was seen al his on,.e ON
M 1Ol West One-hundrcd and ~ cnty h.th->t 80
bnIc thing /, ridiculous" hr said. our wire blohc
late saturday night and wa> attached temporarily lo
Mr. IIalstcds fence until ineman could nave t'm'
~ rcnair n ANY electrical expert wond know IN -
moment that threat against Mr. lialstcd could nc
nothing more than Joke We couldn't do any harm
with our wires II we tried
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE corRr or INQUIRY ADJ0rRNS.

The Court OF Inquiry appointed TO mN'SusNO Wv Wv ~,
teraal troubles In the 7th and 1lst Regiments met aV V'
list Regiment Arnory last evening and was sworn IN me
order the read and another "u SUI"
sttutlng Major Edward Duty Of the 6oth l"Rm'ht 'S
member of the court In place Of Colonel Scott o' INV
9Th REGIMENT Wa also read Assistant Dlstrl'AttorS
Dos Pa,,os then addressed the court He Ssd tha1 ne
appeared for Lieutenant Patterson and In h~"'h"' ~
r.aucsted An adjournment for few days, 80 hat ne 'ou
make himself familiar with the case lie sad h't lieu"
tenant Patterson only been Informed on lunu'S @
the court wond meet nicht and he (Nr Dos fa''o''
had only been retained yesterday afternoon 1hc charges
AGAINST Captain Allrn lac said, were OF serious h'0"
one Of them being nothing less than charge OF thc anu
he did feel able To 80 on win thr tii'i u''i J." nav
made himself familiar with thc case.
Captain Allen then told Judgc.AdNocate van Dufeh t'"'
he intend employ counsel ana hc 'Pn's''u '
tho Judge ,ocatc should examine the witnesses MI
Dos In~-o, consent to that arrangement ana
General Fitzgerald. after consulting the "thrr members
the court agreed an adjournment until MoAday' "en
ral Porter had requested that the AcnPattHrson oupc
be disposed Of the trouble In the 'lst h'E'h'"
was taken up. 50 the court adjourned without taxing
fftrfn Ian
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ID KOPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND

Ut o. Oa' % .r0I IN
tspcAte .ubJsct 10 ~ usual conditions With copy Of
cais AZ aztbed will be cceed oea
until Friday the 9Th o Juno 1890.
and ten opened furnishing and delivering tho
Oork a. thr this post
ref aud Mutton required by the Subsistence Department..
e. Army for issue tro0l~ during the fiscal end
ing June 30 1891. Proposals must be accompanied By
s.ned by two responsible persons the RasntoPs
n Justify in OF % 900 90 proposal
panied guarantee will not be considered Pref.
be- articles OF domestic production
manufacture conditions OF quality and price Oncluding in
O foreign productions manufactures the duty
hercon being equal Contracts made under this adyeF.
tisement shall BE- construed TO involve the United
obligation for payment OF apDro-
praton by Congress for the purpose The United
states the right 10 reject any all bids. Tho
successful bidder will be required TO enter into written
the United states, with good and approved
security. the Of 100000 within days after
being notified OF the acceptance OF his proposal Proposals
be enclosed sealed envelopes marked PROPOSALS.
tor Fresh Beef and Mutton and addressed to the UNDER
signed Full information be obtained application
70 This oncc. WILLIAM f. sPCRGIN. Captain 2lst In.
flntry, Post Commssary.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
MRS. COWLES UANTS 4 DIVORCE.
SHE CHARGES HER HUSBAND WITH INF DEITY
AND ASKS FOR THE CUSTODY OF
THEIR CHILD.

Cleveland, Juno tSpeciah.-As sequel to the
sensational abduction Of little Florence Cowlcs BY her
father Eugene C0wcs, Of the late Editor Of The
Cleveland Leader" a divorce petition filed in court
to-day by Mr,. Cowlcs, in which she makes charges
Of a grave character Mrs. Covlcs's petition states
that prior 10 October lG l65G, Cowes had contracted
a criminal intimacy with woman. Glare LcnesChosS,
living near Bloomfield y. j.. and the date last
named ne accompanied this woman trip across
the ocean 10 England. from which they returned in
1857, and then the defendant brought Clare 70 Cleve
and. ON March :. So the defendant sailed with
Glare thcn using the name Of {. L. King on the
steamer Trave for England. and went with her 10
London and Paris and Nice, ard various other
places and June Ii. lass. he brought Clare ss.l
under the OF &. l.. King back To New York from
Liverpool the steamer Aurania. and Immediately
on arriving I'm New Ork the pair went 20 the kaat"r>
XIII Hotel In the Cat,kll Mountains, here he registered
her hi, wife and occupied room, with her for
several days.
Mrs. COwcs asks for an absolute divorce and the
custody OF the child.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
The Preventive Of n Terrible Disease.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly forms of lung
disease involve such tremendous destruction OF organic
tissue those which fastcn upon the kidneys. Such NAL
aides when they become chroncand 20 liable to
tina. phaseconplctcy wreck the system To pre-
this terrible disease should be had upon th
nrst manifestation u trouble Ioscttcrs Stomach Bt-
which experience a proved u De highly ch'c>e a.
Of mpartng and regularity ~ the organs oi
un alton. well the liver stomach and bowels
Another beneficial result Of this medicine naturally co'
quent IT, duretc action the elimination from me
blood OF Impurities which hegct rheumatism n'uaR!'
eout dropsy and other Nv Increasing the actN
y OF the kidney 1t augments :he dcpuratI'e ehc'y o'
these organs. which important outlets ioF The
escape OF such impurities.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Cincinnati, June 4.-ro-day was favorltes' dsv At La.
tonis every fayote being first under the wlr,
The track was fast
First raoe-rur'e lot hreeyear.olds and upward onc
mile twenty-five yards Gynnas, won hv icngth and
a half; Outwardbound second. Osborne third Time
! :4t2.
Second race-Purse for thrceyeat-ods and upward
mile and twenty-five yards. Ruperta who had been run
ming the quarter post won without being touched
Cstapa and MsIchna being respectively second and third
Timo--l .4ji4.
Third race-PuFse for two-ycar.olds: six furongs
Phora won easily by Two lengths Caprice second Jay jay
Gee third. Time :l72.
Fourth race-landcap sweepstakes for three
ana upward one mile and three.4tccnths. For
tunatns won without dn'euiY from Eyon who neck
In front o. Clirnax. Third. Time :o2i.
Irfu raccThe Lat0na Ma,ron Stakes for two.year.ods
Six furlOnqs Pe7Sara started first fell back second
place he ran I'll the head Of the stretch while Ida
pckwick and hoscland alternately led. IN the stretch
pesssra up and Ida Pickwick second Huoncme
third Time i II.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
.sTAaPING orr PLEUR0-pyEU4OyIA.
SECRETARY RUSK'S BUSY VISIT TO THE CITY
PLANS FOR TIE FUTURE.

Secretary Ru.k. who came over here from washing
ton on Tuesday night. accompanied by .. d. La Dow,
lbs private secretary. and H. L. Van Dcman. pomoogat
OF tho Department Of Agriculture. for the purpose OF
making an inspection Of pleuro pneumonia case on
Long Island. had busy time OF II yesterday In
the morning the secretary had conference with Or.
talmDn. chief Of the Iureau of Animal Industry
Dr. Robinson chief local Inspector. and Jud,on smith,
State Agent Of the Eureau. In the afternoon hc took
luncheon the Normannia and aftcrward visited
the Barge once aud Custom House. IN
The evening WAS kept busy with callers.
including personal and political friends. 10 whom he
DECLARED himself Icing unrc.ervedy in favor OF
President lIarrl,ons denomination in 1892.
The secretary also found time 10 d.
cu-s the dread cattle disease This he
declared had been stamped out ywllcrc except in
Long Island and Sew Jersey. which are stll quaran
tined. Practically saId Mr. Rusk. the disease is
Killed in the United state. \ few year ago IL was
almost epidemic In many sections Of the country
but have e, lied n three little districts on
Long Island. We hope 10 clear II Out there very
short time.
Holland where the disease originated wa, twenty
have had 10 spend Il great deal 10 eradicate II here
but nothing compared with what IL cost Holland
Even England had great trouble with it, and had N
spend large sum 10 Kill IT. II IS one Of those con
Kill II f. to be- vrant and never take for granted
that II will disappear voluntarily. We have trained
corps Of officers IN the rurcau Of Animal Industry
and thus far they have grappcd successfully with the
diseag7
Th: seed department. Mr. Rusk added. closed
for the year. lie is getting ont "A book horses. TO
he followed by on cattle sheep and hogs. and
later on, by ono on cattle diseases.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
FOR MISSIONS on THE PACIFIC COAST.
TTK REFoRMTD CHURCH TO LABOR N THAT
FrYLD-, MEMORIAL CHURCH PRcPo,FD

Lebanon. Penn. Juno lSpcclal.-At the session
To day Of the General synod ~ The Reformed Church.
fhr Rev. j {. bowman of Hanover. created srnsa-
ton By offering rc,olton declaring that II j. tho
sense Of the synod that woman shall not ofcA'c
in the Ofic,al services 81 the Church. This
voted down by large majority. II decided io
encourage missions the Pacific coast. The Re
formed Church people Of the ~utire country 'shcd
~ aid In the erection ~ Memorial reformed Church
In Washington IL was al-p dccfef 10 CORE pond
with Reformed pastor m hungary and Austria. 10
view 10 ther sctt!ug among their cOuntrymen In
the United states The ~yuud decided to "mtnuc
the Harbor Mission H. New I0ri. Each charge of
The denomination throughout the United State j. Ia
contribute - ceut~ per member. Th money ], to
be lent at low rates of Interest ana promising
missions. Il was al-O decided u establish mission
Sunday schools. PitsbnrC 4, made the hesdquaricr,
Of the BIird ~ Home Missions
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
RETU RyTyG FROX 4 FATAL HUNTING TRIP

Among tha passengers who arrived in this country
Yesterday on the White Star steamship Majestic wers
Roya Phelps Carroll and William Astor Chanler who went
10 Africa with Frank L. James the elephant hunting
expedition which had sad ending In the death OF Mr.
lanes who was attacked by q wounded elephant Mr..
lanes was killed Gaboon River April 81 bus
the complete details of the accident did not reach this
country until Tuesday, May 26 Mr.. James was half
bro,her OF d. Willis James, OF this cite. Mr.. Carroll
hurried from the steamer Immediately after the vessel
reached her pier and went to the knicksrbocker Club
where he will stay for a day or two. Mr Chanler who
broher.n.law OF Amelie Riyes Chanler went TO his
home in Phladephs. Mr. Carroll could not be found
last night The home OF d. Willis James in this city
has been closed the but servant who IVES
found there said that Mr. Carroll had gone to
Mr. James, summer home. to spend the night.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HOLDING THEIR AyyrAL ENTERTAIyNENT

The Christian Doctrine Association connected Win ~"
.,,i pou,n cathoc Church Onchund ed and twenty
ninth st and Madl.on.avc.. Of which the Rev D. w
Power, /, pastor held to- annual entertainment aN' '''
ing in the Harlem Opera House which was atehu'u Dy
large numbcr o. prominent Roman ,aholc 'S"'' ' W.
, ,,n the ,dioinn, lrl.hes The nfcszc crayon por.
Trait d Archbishop Corrigan which wa pr-scned 10y RAM
Kinkead OF All Saints Church. TO tho Emlsf'h'' r'''
and wa, won by parochal school attached To H''
tick's Cathedral. was given by Father h"h"'n "
mittrc representing the school, Of when inc ic' 80.
Iavelle rector Cathedral is chairman pT' V" "
Wallace made the presentltion speech The cnterI'"
realized about sl 800 which will be given W the ouu'"s
fund O. the new church.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BrsxARCK'S ORGAN AGAlNSr THE SOCIALISTS.

cable dispatch from Berlin Published in the 'St'n's
Zcitrnr" Of TUESDAY that long article in the
Hamburg N1chrichtcn." which undoubtedly In
splrtd by Prince Bismarck calls the maintenance al
cost oi the laws against u" Socialist The dis
patch 20 that the violent of hl, paper.
kst Of Bismarck 10 Anan true b HIN, has
created intense excitement and that the Government VIII
have hands full II II undertakes to quiet the great
dstnst which The cX.Chancellor will awaken. Com
inenng cdorlay this dispatch. the ''Saats Ieituns
say public opinion in IL opposed to the
rrncc thl, point and that IL believes the old Chan
ccor has been led TO take step which not only he but
all Germany, may be- very sorry for.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NEW SOUTH WALES.

" Supply OF thousand Ave thousand RIFLES
!or the New South Wales Public Schools Cadet Force.
Tenders. addressed the Honorable Minister Of
Public Instruction Sydney, New South Wales. will be
cryed his obce until OF THURSDAY 3lst July, 1890
for the supply OF suitable rifles for use by the Public
school, Cadet Force OF the Colony.
TendererS submit thrc, OF etch kind
Ministers approval with bsyonet and scabbsrd complete,
stating pice which each rife will De- delivered
Sydney. Ins with aud without
must be stated, ana the Minister
himself the right 70 purchase OF OF the
ssnpes at the price named In the, tender.
Ienderers must furnish the following additional infor-
nation:
Il j The price q which the ammunition (bal and bank)
for each rifle submitted will De- supplied (hfty rounds OF bail
mrtrdce 10 be cent with each sample Iinc)
- Particulars % the spare parts required for each
rifr. with the price OF each part.
The Minister Of Public instruction does not bind himself
10 accept the low tender.
and condition, the contract proposed -
Inspected at uudr drrmentonrd address.
X. ". CAMERON CO..
% SOIth Willism--t New.York.
nv order Of the Agent-Genera for New south waeA,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

Often comes from septicema or Blood Poisoning A
decayed tooth. scratch the foot bruse of the
nesh has resulted in death in few days. This would
not be the case If the blood kept in good con-
dition No person will be subject to this maady who
takes swifts Specific Is. s. s. once twice year.
1t acts directly the blood. and eliminates the i'm
purities thoroughly 1t is simple vegetable remedy
contains poisOns or minerals OF any Sort assists
nature, and builds up the human organism at once.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
OFFICE OF ACTING ASSISTANT QUAR-

" TERMASTER. United States Military Prison. Fort
Ieayenwoh. Kansas. MAY =. lSs0Sealed proposals. In
,rlp,icat. will be received here until O'Clock m
trail tine Monday, June 8 1890. and then opened. for
furnishing prison leather and other materials for
Of - 600 pairs : boots and shoes and 1900
corn broous. and 1900 barracA chairs during BE-.
ginning July 1890 Government right reject
any OF all portions OF bids Preference viii Do
given articles dones production manufacture
conditions quality and price ncludne in the price Of
productions manufactures the dutv
being equal Blanks and full Information 10 bidding,
specific articles and quantities required ETC.. viii
b. furnished by this office WI. f.. ALMY, lst Lieut.
18th cavalry. \ A.. y. NJ. L. :. \.