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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-17
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Lsndlady Crying to start the conversation
Are you fond Of the antique. Mr.. Slim?
New Boarder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er-not at
table.-Good News.
He lat II :3O)-I hope you don't mind help
ing me on with my coat? She-No, Indeed,
it's the greatest pleasure in the world
CIothier and furnisher.
She-Pll never marry a man whose for
tune hasn't at least five ciphers in it, He
unwittingly)-Oh, darling, mines all ci-
piers Washington Star.
Hicks-How surprised Lot must have
been when he found his wife was salt. En-
pec-No more than l was when l found that
niue was pepper.-Munsey's Weekly.
Litewayte-"Knaw myself" as the old
Greek pToyerb said. BrOnson-Bnt don't
tell anybody, unless you want to ruin yonr
reputation Smith, Gray d Co.'S Monthly.
Some cure-alls OF the present time
In age far backward go,
But as a corn-efadicator none
Philadelphia Times.
The man who leads a double u.s
And would his secrets keep,
To trouble spare himself aud wife,
Should not talk In his sleep.
Smith, Gray Co.'s Monthly.
He plays cards.
But his manhood he sinks
In that cesspool Of gaming
Called Tiddiedewnks;,
"Miss Trotter," said the young man, 81
have been deceived l have been trampled
upon" "No." she replied softly. you can
not say that; although-although you may
have been sat upon. IN. Y. Herald.
Tommy-Paw, what is hold-over Seua-
tor? MI Figg-The qualifications of hold
over Senator vary in different States. In
Kentucky he is expected 10 hold over half a
gallon Of whisky without staggering.-In-
dianapolis Journal:
First Police Off ial (anxiously)-T hear
that one of our men has beaten half a
dozen inoffensiye citizens TO death? Second
Police 0ffcal (hotly) - If that horrible
charge is true Pll-Pll hang me if l don't
have him transferred to another precinct
n. Y. Weekly.
DOctor-Troubed with insomnia, ehl Eat
something before going to bed. Patient
Why, doctor, you once told me never to eat
anything before going TO bed. Doctor with
dignity)-That, madam, was way back in
1859. Science has made great strides since
them. Y. Weekly.
Customer-Pll give you dollar for that
book. That's every cent it's worth. Clerk
Il. Customer Gnterrupting)-A dollar
or nothing. Clerk-Very well, sir. Thanks.
Cash! l was trying to say that the retail
| price OF the book was rs cents, but you
wouldn't allow me to.-Yankee Blade.
81 heard that your mother was sick,
| Tommy" said the old gentleman, land just
stepped in to see if she was any better"
"She amt much better, and l wouldn't be
| surprised" said Tommy. with hope shin
Ing in his eyes, ''if had to stay home from
school tomorrow. "-Munsey'S Weekly.
Algernon Spoons (who has poetic aspira-
| tions)-Alas, this sordid world Shall
| never know a sympathetic soul? Can l
never touch a responsive chordp His
mother distinctly PRACTICAL there are
about fourteen cords out in the woodshed
that would probably respond if you should
| touch them with an ax.-Boston Courier.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were decidedly quieter yesterday, but there
particular decline except in Norcross, which
sold down to So 65 In fact several stocks did
ter jacket was marked up to 50 20. Con- Cal. and
Va. to ga 10, Challenge to 81 10 and Mexican to
81 10, The close was easy though very little off,
Local securit les were quiet. Electric Light de-
cined to $40 621a Hawaiian Commercial sold
up to S13 50.
Black Diamond Coal has declared dividend of
20 cents, Hawaiian Plantation one of ST. Union In
surance one of az per cent, and California Insur
ance one OF per cent, all payable now.
The Hale Il Norcross and Locomotive assessments
fall delinquent in board to-day.
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sweet. 203c for feid String Beans, SC9l21fe: Mar
rowfat Squash $40 y ton; Dry Peppers, 10000 D
ID: Cabbage, 5O950c per ctl: Feed Carrots. oOc;
Turnips, 75c Beets 81; Parsnips, 81 20: Garlic, 10
&c p 10 Tor Italian and l2lsl115c for California
PROYlSI0NS-Eastern Covered Breakfast BACON.
is quotalle at 13913Isc p ~ California Smoked
Bacon, 9d91ae for heavy and medium, 12129l3c ior
light and 139 for extra light; Bacon SIDES,
912@95sc 2 10; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade 121a@sl3c; California Hams, salt, l19l114o
y 10 refrgerator-cured. l1A@l2c; Lard tierces.
Eastern, all kinds SiS6e9c; cases, 100 u1aci Cali
fornia, tierces 9@91e; halfbhls. 914@9Lac; tins.
10c; pals l0-lo l012c do, ON. l014c: Kegs, 9St
10c . 10; Mess Beef, 81 509S; extra mess do.
s. 5O99; family do, Sll so @12; clear PorS,
$l9 o0@20, extra prime, $1J@l5 so; extra clear.
$40 50920; mess do, $179l7 so p Dbl; Pig PORK,
q keg, 1908 IS; Pigs Feet, Sl39l3 50 3, bblt
Smoked Beef. 1l24 @l2e = 10.
HoPS-Quotable at 2592Sc q 10 for common 70
choice.
p 10; medium, &c p 10; light, &c y ID, Cow
hides, 5@35Iac 2 10; salted Kip, &C; salted Calf.
Cattle: dry Hides usual selection iac: dry Kips,
sc; dry Calf. &c: prime Gostsiins. 40@50c eachi
medium do, 25135c; small skins, 100 zoe; Deer
skins good summer, 81 Iac: medium. 30932l5c;
tain 2OG25e: SheepSkins, shearlingS, 10000:
short wool, 10000; medium, 65S20c; long wool,
eOe@SI % 4 II. Cus OF all kinds about Is less
TALLOM-Fair TO good rendered, 31293slcI
refined, 5I4@5Jac; Grease, Sc p 10.
wOOL-SpriDg clips range as follows: SonthernJ
years staple. l4@l614c do seven months I0YILc;
FOothill aud Middle Counties, lS920ei NEVADA IL
M2Ue ID
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He Wants the Propertr.

George W. Jory claims that ON March 18th
he entered into contract with Robert
Young to purchase from him lot on Lang
ton street, north of Folsom, for $3.50.
the same to be p aid for within fifteen days.
He paid 500 down, and on the 7th inst. Of
fered the balance of the contract purchase
price. This, he says, Young refused to ac-
ceDt, and refused to deliver deed unles.
paid $4,000. Jory commenced suit against
Young in the Superior Court yesterday, ask
ing that defendant be required to execute
and deliver deed on payment of $3.50 and
for $500 damages for Withholding the prop
RrtV
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Chicago Marx cts.

CHICAGO. April 10. Wheat was active aud higher.
The opening sales were from lac to Zee above yes
terday's closing, and advanced with some nuctua-
lions from l4c to &c then eased off from 12c TO
Csc, then advanced from lie to lac and closed
about 2ssc to 2Iac higher than yesterday. The
market Influenced almost entirely to-day by
encouraging advces from abroad and large pur-
chases Of cash Wheat for shipment in leading mar
ket5, with the additional stimulus received from
Bradstreet's report. which made more liberal de-
crease in stocks than was expected. Receipts 2ss,
900 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels. Rye firm
at soc. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, April I6.-wheat, cash, 81 0724.
Corn-73Ec.
Pork-Sl2 So.
Lard-$6 s71a.
Ribs-$6 IS.
WHISKY, 81 10.
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A Contractor Cited.

James Nevins, administrator of the estate
of Ellen NJ. Grayson, has applied to the
Probate Court for an order citing James
McCudden, the Mare Island contractor, to
show cause why he should not surrender
money, etc, belonging to the estate. 1t is
alleged that McCudden managed the ferry
between Vallejo and Mare Island, which be-
longed to the deceased, and misappropriated
a large sum. McCudden has filed an an
SWer DENYING the charge
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In the Lustices, Cnnrt

George A. Satterlee commenced suit in the
Justices Court yesterday against Allen St.
John Bowie for the sum of S37, $50 of which
is for money expended in his behalf and ST.
interest due on promiSsory note for $1,000.
executed November 20, 1889.
The Oregon Improvement Company sues
p. McCloskey to recover S93 Co. balance said
to be due on bill of goods sold and deIiy-
cred To defendant
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English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, April 16.-The spot market is strong
at SIS 71ad. Cargoes are higher at ABS for of
coast, AIS for just shipped and AS Tor nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: April, IS I'd; May IS 14d;
June SIS I'd; July, IS ga August, IS Sad; Sep
TENDER, IS Sgd; october. IS Sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, April 16-ConsoIs, 9e SIC; United
States Bonds AS, 124; do, AVS 104; Silver,
4413; Rentes, 94f 971ac. Bullion into Bank Of
England, 46S,000.
New YorlS Markets.
NEW YORK, April l6.-The stock market to-day
displayed great strength in spots. while at other
times 1t was unaccountabiy weak. The market has
narrowed down TO Changers, Southwesterns and In
dustrIal Dealings throughout the morning were
limited scale, but in the afternoon ST. PAU,
Atchson, sugar, Rock Island and burlington made
material gains, and Northern Pacific, which has
been the weak spot for time, also rallied and
gained Y. The market closed quiet and firm at or
the best prices Lackawanna, however. lost
per cent Governments steady. Petroleun-May
closed at Tie.
NEW YORK, April l6.-United States Bonds. as,
12lA; AIS, l0lM Northern Pacific, 1884; Cana
dian Pacific. 1917 Central Pacific, 291a; Union Pa
cifc. 475s; Atchison, 3l14: welsFargo, 14O;
Western Union, sl5s; Silver s71sc; Sterling, 81 Sc
ga s915:
NEW YORK, April l6.-Wheat cash, -; May
81 056s.
Flour-Firn.
Cofee-Sl7 IS.
Sugar-3I&@S3 3-l6c.
Hops-Paclfic Coast 24932c.
Hides-13Ic.
Copper-Lake, S13 10.
Tin-Spot, $40 rs.
Lead-Domestic, 81 22i..
Iron-$14
PetroIsum-May, Tic.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the George W. Elder
for Portland, the Pomona for San Diego and the
Gypsy for the Salinas River The Columbia falls
due from Portland the Walla Walla from Victoria
and Puget Sound, the Coos Bay from san Pedro and
the Truckee from Tiamook Bay.
The Scott sh Loehs takes for Hayre 81 222 centals
Wheat. valued al $l49.OOO.
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Got Into the wrnnr Hnnsa.

Louis Reed, aged Is, and accused of bur-
glary, was tried in Judge LAWYERS court
yesterday, but the jury could not agree. He
was found pr0wling around the house of
Louis Meyerstein, Gil Van Ness avenue. on
the night of March 18th, and when arrested
pistol and bunch of skeleton keys were
found on his person. He declared that he
got into the wrong house and had no inten-
ton Of committing burglary.
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The Excelsior Coal Company, in its suit
against the Black Diamond Coal Company,
in the United States Circuit Court, for
$4,000 damages, alleged to have been sus-
tanned in violation of screen ard chute"
patent, was awarded $3.50 90 yesterday by
the jury. The violation dated from Janu-
airy, 1877, and the patent from June, 1873.
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Georce Nj. pInnex sued.

Henry Steil filed complaint yesterday
against George M. Pinney, to recover s4o.-
600, with interest and costs of suit. He
claims that Pinney has received that sum
for his the plaintiffs benefit. and refused
to pay it over.
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San Franclse Meat MARKET.

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers TO dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 5l&95c; second quality.
sc: third 10. 4G i1Lc.
NUT GON-Wethers, SGlSI2c: Ewes, &c.
SPRING LAMB-ll4l2I5cR 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs 5@5Isc q 10 for heavy har4
granted, and 53sGj sc for light average do; STOCK
Hogs Alha43sc . 10 lressel do. sll9c {. ID.
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that he had received S13.O76 II cash, paid out
S10,501 Is and has balance on hand of
ing to the company. The assignee was
allowed $1,000 for his services and $500 for
attorneys who had rendered him service,
and was authorized to sell all the property
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Lemon-CoIored Peonle.

II they belong to the Caucasian race, have jaun-
diced livers. But when Hostetter's Stomach Bit
Is used the bile seeks its natural channel and
the skin resumes healthy tint Nausea, sick head
ache, fur upon the tongue constipation and pain in
the region Of the liver, also disappear when 1t fl
used. Malaria, kidney troubles. rheumatism and
dyspepsia succumb to the Bitters. 10
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Microscopical Society.

An impromptu exhibition of mlcroscopi-
cal preparations was held on Wednesday
evening at the rooms of the San Francisco
Microscopleal Society. 1t is announced that
preparations have been completed for the
removal Of the library and museum TO the
new quarters of the Organization.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-50 Cal Electric Light, IT; IS do, 67a: 10
do, 1858; rs do, 1881.
Street-2Oo S Gaslight, 1914 Is Cal Safe De-
poslt so.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-60 Water, 941s; Oakland Gas 34sl,
Street-100 Hawaiian Commercial, 1917 rs Oak
n
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. April 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETa

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETa
Flour stiff.
Wheat options advanced sharply.
Barley options much higher.
Oats firm.
Corn strong and high
Rye quiet.
Hay firm
Yellow Mustard higher
New Potatoes lower.
Onions scarce.
Butter and Eggs lower.
Cheese weak.
All Fruits quiet
Poultry very weak.
Syrup marked M
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Don't cheat ycu2saa2
out OF a good eacke by
taking q poor ami &atioss
for the genuine Seal Of
Nor tn Carol ina Plua
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod 5m 6p
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American Bridge COMPANY.

James NJ. Streeten, receiver of the Ameri-
can Bridge and Building Company. yester-
day filed his report, which was affirmed and
approved by Judge Wallace, he reported
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BEFORE AND AFTER.

Full oft do 1 recall the time
When she and l were wooing;
Like turtle-doves. our Joy sublime.
A-billing and a-cooing.
But now. alas I'm forced to say
To COO Pm more than willing
In fact. I'd coo the livelong day
Could but stop the Dillingi
New York Continent
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ALAMEDA COUNTY.


W. G. Taylor TO Z. Elliott, lot 7, SW. "a of lot
and NE 10 of lot 8, Block b. Oakland
View Homestead Association. Oakand.
job NJ. Moore to Gustave Touchard. lot on
n. line OF Railroad ave-, l39 L. of Chestnut
ST., 25XlOO, Oakland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gustave Touchard to Asa Fisk. same........
J. r. COgSweIl and wife to Albert Rowe lot
40rl0O, on w. line Of Brush St., 90 S. OF
Thirteenth, Oakland. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Abraham Lester to Rhode A. Dlckele, lots 20
and 29, Plot and portion OF Plot 8, DOhr
III, lT - Oahlald - ;;s.'';.:..-
Block SO, Alameda Park Homestead, Ala
liSha
Julius Coleman to Horace Davis. lot 25x5O,
on 8. line OF Third ST., so W. OF Jefferson.
HoIAce DAVIS TO George Dlllman, same. 1880.
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/ Y.

On rising next morning, after restless
night, the poets wife reminded her husband
that that day their weeks rent was due. He
had not forgotten it.
what shall we do, love?" said she.
"Pay, by all means" answered he. 81
have not forgotten the woman's insolence
when we owed her week befUre."
Poor poetl On his purse, indeed, was
worked a Tyre with golden strings, but the
sovereign he had changed the preceding
night was the only one that he possessed.
BY con trlbutiOns TO magazines he seldom
made more than thirty shillings per week,
and sometimes not twenty. Then the edi-
tors were not always punctual in their pay
ments; and some of his literary debtors
sinned more than by want of punctuality.
At tie present crisis he had just nineteen
shillings in hand. OF this, twelve shiliings
we're owing Mrs. Hoardlngs for her two
furnished rooms, and five-anj-siXpence for
sundTy items procured at her shop during
the past week, which, when paid, would re-
6uce their capital to exactly eighteen pence.
However, the poor. proud poet determined TO
pay 1t, and TO trust to his weeks exertions,
and the recovery Of his back debts, for the
necessary supplies.
Accordingly Mrs Hoardlings was called
Ep She came. looking most gracious.
1--WE would pay our rent, Mrs. Hoard
Ings." said the poets wife.
THANK ye, ma'am," replied that excel
lent dame,
The purse with the Tyre of gilded strings
was produced; the money was counted out
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THE BAD FIVE
SHILLING PIECE.

In dark, damp and dreary court Of ST.
Giles. two black-looking man and a poor
emaciated woman were busy over char
coal fire in the back room of the third floor
of rotten and dingy tenement. Mods and
implements Of coming lay on the floor and
on an old table. The presence OF poverty,
vice, crime and misery characterized the
tenement and its tenants. In this place and
under these agencies our bad fve-shilling
piece was smelted and nodded and stamped
into its sorry existence. How ii was put
into circulation amonS the sterling current
coin Of the realm We shall not stop to in
euire. From pickpockets to their victims,
from them to the shop-keepers, it somehow
passed on, until at length it came into the
bands Of Mrs. Hoardlings of the CONNER
cial road.
She was thu wife of a well-to-do trades
man in the general grocery line. Together
they had saved up no little amount of cash
on which to retire one day to suburban
ouiescenee. Those two or three neat new
little cottages in Limehouse Fields were
old Hoardings'. Then there were several
gas shares which were in the name of
Hoardliugs Whether the Hoardlings would
ever retire, however, was matter OF con-
had been talked OF for at least twelve years.
They had no family. but still, love of gold
was a growing child. Retire, indeed, not
they.
How it hap ened that Mrs. HOardlings
should have taken a bad fve-shiling piece
was far beyond her own comprehension.
She could scarcely conceive 1t possible.
Who could have passed 1t to her? 1t was
certain, however, that she herself had taken
it, as her husband had been out during the
day on the evening OF which she had dis
covered it in the till She had some slight
misgiyings as to thin lad, with a ragged
yellow article loosely tied round his neck.
He had come In for pound OF candies
fourteens. She had never seen him before,
and perhaps never should again. However,
she would keep the matter snug, her hus-
band should not know she had been such
stupid. Stand the loss she would not, some
body must be the loser, but that was no
reason why she should. Such was tue
philosophy Of the Commercial road.
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HOUSE.

Is cornell. California
j 5 Barbee, California
HOUSE.
s Crandall, Petaluma
4 NJ Martinez, Menlo Prk
G r b Jones, S l. Obispo
j X Bonita, Menlo PARK
NJ Silva * W. Vallejo
X II C0pp. R0cklin
I Z Matthews Il W, Stckn
W + Kincaid, Sacramento
L Chittendeu. Chittenoen
L Schropp, Petaiuma
- de Lamont, z 7 CO
} NJ Casey, Gilroy
f NJ Freeman, Oakland
s Waterman, Portland
ID Weir, California
4 Irons, Greenwood
lDT j Bailey & fy, Newprt
Miss J Case. Newport
j A Hardin, Santa Rosa
Miss A Hardin, sta Rosa
I Miss L n Hardin, ) Rosa
Miss J Hinkle, Roseburg
] + w Briggs & W, Table Il
: J 7 Ward Il W, Freestone
~ l. Powell, HOLSTER
Mrs Whiting, Sulsun
HOTEL.
ID w Field { W. Mass
II A Merriam. Los Gatos
J NJ McPike, st Helena
Mrs A e Doyle, New Y ork
L II Marsh, Santa Cruz
5 + W Fox, Helena
w James, Cherokee
J McCallan Il W, San Jose
S A Tucker q W, Cal
t Miss / Is Vincent, Cal
+ C Phelps. Belmont
NJ Angel, San Luis 0Dispo
l. Meyer, Antioch.
} q Il Foster, Boston
Mrs 7 Williams, stockton
Mrs A Mclean. Oakland
4 ID n Hershey. Yolo
Ia Il Wilson, Winters
K l. johnson, Stockton
w II Nixon, Snta Barbara
w GoldSborogh, u S n
NV l. Green, Colusa
Miss g Green, Colusa
Miss III Barrett, Cal
~ F Montgomery. Antioch
NJ G Brown, Suisun
a j Pillsbury, California
L NJ Laulle, Marysville
j Pardee, Grants Pass
+ Bruner, Sacramento
E HOTEL.
DR. j William, Denver
DIR. Marquette, Denver
Mrs Williams, Denver
NJ J Whitney, Detroit
ID Williams. Milwaukee
G $ Parker, Danward
i j A Parker, Nordnoif
Mrs II NJ Lee, Syracuse
a c A Dougherty, Philadel
5 Champlin, Red Bluff
A l. Maxwell, Portland
s Mrs Maxwell. Portland
: Miss Maxwell, Portland
e X II Birns q W, Pittsburg
Maj FMcLaughlln. Orovle
J G Gray, Oroviile
l. l. Gilmore, Newton
j ii Gaines az VT, Md
! Gray. Fresno
Z ID j Bochin, New York
&c A Logan & VT, Chicago
ICE Parks&wf, Jamestown
Miss L Parks, jamestown
- S Hansen, San Rafael
j r Roberts, San Jose
Mrs j II Bridge. n Y
z Mrs MacDougsll. Mare Isl
@ Hadsell. Sunol
L @ kimble, Chicago
j II Banlette. U 5 A
ii A Richey. New York
y Mrs S II NEEDLES, Phila
WA Harris. S Bernardino
j g Wooley, Vacaville
n f # Kindal, Boston
II f w Spencer, San Rafael
MrsBuckingham Yacayile
L w Parker AZ W, st Louis
al Miss L Parker, st Louis
S 5 NJ Bennett & wf.Omaha
Miss K Griffin. San jose
g Jones. Canada
n Miss X L Jones, Canada
Miss L L Jones, Canada
OF q Jones, Canada
F A Wesnor Il VT, NY
Miss s WesnOr, New York
Lieut. w a Allen. U s N
G j + Cunningham. SantaCz
@ F Shurer, Portland
C c Colt, New York
+ q Holbrook, New York
y A q Miller, New York
II w Phillips Il WI, Pa
Miss q Phillips, Pa
Is d Philips. IA
I G pliilius. Pa
S II Griffith, Seattle
Miss c Howard. Jamestwn
j Brown X VT, Michigan
J S SprIgg Jr, Santa Cruz
Mrs ID Smith, Illinois
] Miss Paddock, Princetwn
J ii Mead Il W. Wisconsin
e Miss y Lee, Syracuse