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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
a Well Story Well Told.

From the Lyons Republic IN.
Last Thursday night "Amont Boy"
a stallion belonging to j. a. Cowdrey,
while in stable ut Chase, slipped his
halter and started out on prospecting
tour While meandering about tile barn
he stepped on some plank over well
which gave way letting him slide down,
backward, into thirty five foot well.
The noise made in his desert aroused a
man who slept in the stable. An alarm
was given at once, and with the assist
ance of a steam engine and derrick the
horse was taken from his watery spot of
Kansas soil. Luckily the horse received
only Slight III iuries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
TIE sIruAIIoN IN caIcAGo.

Ii costs $40, COO day TO run the world
fair. The management believes that the
revenue from concessions and privileges
VIII pay this expense.
In order TO pay the bonds due January
/. 1894, the loan OF 5000. GOO made BY
the city of Chicago, and the stock sub
scriptions amounting TO 5000, Geo.
something ike $4,000 eco must be taken
in at the gates Aud II order TO get
daily attendance o. from 100, 600 to
2ol.000
The average attendance at Philadel-
pima was 81 .0eD The average at the
Paris exposition was ~. go on work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
FiRESiOE FRAGMENTS.

Soft Custard Pudding. Lime pud-
ding dish with lady-ingers or slices of
sponge cake. Make soft custard of
one quart milk, yolks of four eggs and
pour over the whole; beat the whites to
a stiff froth with one-half cup OF fine
sugar, spread over the top, set in the
oven and brown slightly. The custard
should be favored with vanilla -
Ladies' Home Journal
Beef Soup.-Boil soup-bone three
hours An hour before serving add
half teacupful rice. some shreds OF cab
bage, one head OF celery or some celery
seeds Ten minutes before serving stir
two "A blespoonfuls Of brown -four in
little water and stir into the soup
There should De three quarts when
done. This viii De enough for FIVE or
six persons. Make more or less accord
ing TO size OF family -ohio Farmer.
dreamed Lobster. After boiling
the lobster till tender. open It and cut
into pieces an inch square For the
cream. put 3 teaspoonful OF Hour and
one OF butter into q small saucepan:
mix over the FIRE until snooth-without
browning half pint Of cream
and stir until i boils Take from the
fire. toss in the lobster and season with
a half teaspcoutuI Of salt, dash Of
cayenne and ten drops of onion juice
Demorest's Magazine
-Homi1y Mullins Pound one pint
OF fine. cold tsoiled noininv 10 2 smooth
paste, add TO 1t bali pint 81 fioar. one
tablespoonful OF salt. q heaping table
spoonful Of baking powder Bea, the
yolxs aad whites Of two eggs separate y.
add 70 the yolks two ounces q butter
same Of sugar. ami scan. pint OF Ia .re-
warm milk NIX these ingredients to-
eether aa8 stir into the four miz
quickly. pour the batter TITO not 1els-
battcred nGsin rin-s ard bake IA q
essssalz 4-----p-<.s.s, Es.sss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

Hiram P. Dillon, special master in
chancery for the United States circuit
court of Kansas, has announced that on
July -. he will offer for sale at public
auction in Kansas City, Kan, all the
property of the Kansas City, Wyandotte
and Northwestern Railway company.
The sale will be made to satisfy a mort
gage held by the Farmers Loan and
Trust company of New York. The road
will be bought by George Gould by COM
mon consent and will be made part Of
the Missouri Pacific system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
WANDERING WTTlCisms.

MANY & man ssno starts OF we'll"
spoils everything b. coming hack
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
ToU cant eat your casee ard hare IL
too Bat It's different with az onion
-YonAers Statesman
As BASEBALL salaries are cut Down.
tie pitcher becomes more ara more u
= GROWER 49, Pailadefoigiz Record.
THE summer storms viii not s;op
business j'gst because ,ac Satning
strike aoy AID tacE--In.e. OCEAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

The daily reports in the dispatches OF
floods along the lower Mississippi river,
in the light of the bright sunshine and
absence of precipitationin this vicinity,
seem more like dream than reailza-
ton. The upper tributaries have not
been as high this season as usual, all
together. and this makes the floods now
prevailing below appear the more mys-
terious. TO us, out here on the slope,
the question presents itself: Where does
the water come from?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
THE CONNECTICUT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD.

PAYS larger dividends rs compared sith pre-
ruitms received. than ans oti9eT company ia
the United states.
IL guarante., larger cash surrender values
for Iif. policies han any other company IA
the United State-. whether premiums b. I'M
tied or continuous.
it pass dividend annually. thus doing away
With =. possibility u forfeiture 10 cass Of
death ar lapse.
4 few agents are gRafesi by the HHdsrntxn-
ed ~ s.uift bern and Western Kansa-.
Adde'S sat D.. xxi ertencs. ~ any attf gif-
il. reference. WALTER II. CRAVE.
General Ag rot.
Iip North Main ST. Wichita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

Traveler-Here. landlord. whats the
matter with your cog? ! have driven
him away score OF times. but he al
ways comes back again and sits close
up to my chair. watching ever mouth
full eat. Do turn him ont and let me
have my dinner in peace.
Landlord-Please. sir. my karo -
such a knowing brute; expect you
have got the plate he generally eats
out OF. -Luebecler kaieuder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

The present administration of the PEN
sion bureau has decided to set at work
spy system. 1t is a cowsrdly system,
whenever and wherever employed, and
q disgracefui one when turned loose on
the disabled men who saved the coun-
Try. The only consolation is that the
country they saved is no longer III the
pensioners hands, being ruled and rep
resented largely, at home and abroad,
BIZ the fellows who. failing to whip
them on the field, have done them up
politically. But SO, ever, has yibrated
human history.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Another Sian at Fusion

Senator PETER says: Il really haven't
PAID much attention TO the question OF
Senator Martins influence. He was
elected as a Democrat and does not pro
pose any one for office but Democrats.
He does not recommend PopulisIs. His
object is to keep the Democratic party
intact and the contest between him and
the stalwarts is a Democratic fight. The
more they quarrel the better it suits me. "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

The Topeka papers continue to publish
the misleading and untrue statement
taken from Mothers report concerning
the population of the cities of the state,
claiming that Topeka has gained largely
in population within the last year, and
that Wichita has lost more than 1880,
notwithstanding the plain and emphatic
denial of the statement as it applies to
this city. But that is Topeka's way:
they proceed upon the idea that lie
well stuck TO is as good as the truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Know Her? Should SILVER.

From The Lawrence Record,
Colonel Stewart of Wichita struck
snag at the Kansas building. He was
informed that it was not open to specta-
tors, but he says he would moi lave
minded that, chad not wide mouthed,
snaggle-toothed, hooked-nooed, cross
eyed woman who stood back of the
guard demonstrated by her mouthings
that She enjoyed my discontinue. That
made me mad. A woman like that
would give away The whole state of
Kansas in holy minute-te stranger.
Know her: Well, everybody will at the
next session of the legislature, when she
presents bill for services as the Kansas
representative at the fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Cakes Without Yeast

-Buckwheat Cakes without Yeast -
To a quart OF warm water add tea
cupful buttermilk, two teaspoonfais
salt, and enough buckwhcat flour to
make a thin batter; let it stand over
night. In the morning add a cup Of
warm water in which is dissolved half
a teaspoonful soda. Bake st once on a
not gridd.e. by saving little OF the
batter and adding one and a half tea
cupfuls of buttermilk eacn time OF
using. il will not be necessary 10 start
new risings oftener than once in a
fortnight Orange Judd Farmer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

The state supreme court has mace a
ruling that will be of special interest to
attorneys to note. Ii is that "When
case has once been decided this court
will not, upon motion for rehearing.
consider any question not presented
,,pon the original hearing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

Cleveland conferred more power on
his Georgia man, Blount, than the con-
stitution and laws confer On plenipoten-
tlaries or ambassadors. But, as the
EAGLE has had occasion TO remark,
Cleveland is living, ruling entity;
greater than any mere musty, written
instrument, of whatever name or char
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

Judge Frank Doster, who run Lewell-
ing's administration into the ground,
has been employed by the Missouri Pa
cific road as an attorney. 1t is to be
hoped that he wont do the same thing
with the railroad. However, that is not
likely, as the case he is to argue is to be
decided by the Populist board of railway
commissioners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

jerry Simpson delights to whack the
church and the preachers. even at the
exnense of women. He says that female
suffrage will make the state Republican,
that 80 per cent of the preachers are Re
nublicaps and that the women Will do
lust as the preachers tell them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
4 Palpable Fxaggeration.

From the Er1pora Gazette.
The Wichita EAGLE thinks it pretty
tough on Attorney General Little for the
papers Of the state to say that Noah
Allen, the assistant attorney general, is
the better LAWYER If all the law both of
them know was printed i'll pamphlet
form it would not make more than two
lines loaded long primer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
The Logic of Fact.

From the Florence Bulletin.
Tie Fort Scott Tribune defines stall
wart Democrat as a '.jackass that
periodically hauis the Republican wagon
for consideration. By that method
of reasoning fusion Democrat is one
who periodically hauls the PopuIist
wagon without consideration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Judaism at the Worlds Fair.

From the Jewish Messenger
Judaism will be worthily represented
at the worlds fair side by side with
other creeds, if the plans of the union
Of congregation and central rabbinical
conference are successfully realized. In
addition, there will he characteristic
Jewish educational exhibits, technical
and agricultural. and numerous confer
ences and discussions in connection with
other departments and committees. in
which the Jews have been invited to CO
ODeraCS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
EXCHANGE EPIToMES.

On wiilful waste the maiden frowns,
In saving she believes:
So she constructs OF last year gowns
This years enormous sleeves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

Charles Dudley Warner terseiy says
tho difference between s'faith cure" and
s'mind cure is that the mlnd cure
doesn't require any faith, and the faith
ryre doesn't require any mind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
PERSONAL AND ImPERsonAL.

4 wealthy Scotchman had a pet
idea 7 na' hr would leave his two daugh-
tsrs their weight in 81 notes but whss
he found that one Of them would ball
sHce -. "a aud the other would need
81 Zo0 10 draw the beam he had 30 a.
Ter his will and get down TO 4 nors
reasonable basis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Gobbles the Pops Priest.

From the Leavenwotth Times.
Frank Doster is now railroad attor-
ney. He has been retained by the Mis-
souri, Pacific. Nothing is sacred. These
souliess corporationSenter the very holy
of holes and gobble UP the high priests
OF reform.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

ssThe exit of hired girls from Boston
TO Chicago" says the Buffalo News
twill increase the number of Boston d.
vorces. Cooking is lost art among the
sculchad' of Boston.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Down With "oid Glory"

From the La wrence Journal,
IF any man hauls down the Ameri-
can flag, give him an office ON the spot.
exclaimed Cleveland, rs lie signed the
commission of Mr. Biount.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Whst Il Wants.

From the Kansas City Gazette.
The crying need of the Democratic
administration is for some man who Is
able 10 develop financial policy for 1t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
To Formulate a Plan.

From he Atchison Champion.
Kansas druggists meet in convention
at Wichita, May % Perhaps they will
formulate plans TO make pills go down.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Mechanica1 Incuhation.

Chanute is to have a pop factory
Leavenworih Times
Great Scott. Are they turning them
out by machinery:-Topeila Capital.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13

The appointment of new minister to
uo,.,i is of itself a declaration by Mr.
Cleveland that it is not to be part Oh
the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
Still Uuciean.

From the Atchison Champion.
The senate Doodle investigating COM
mittee had very large hogshead of
whitewash, but the material gave cut
Lsfore the brush reached Mr.. Legate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
NIllIIll E5gle
VI. NJ. MURDOCH Editor.

Chicago is killing the goose that would
have laid a golden egg.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10

beneath the waves that had been called
into being, and the rest of the hull fol-
lowed. With a crash the sound of the
explosion rolled over Callao. back 10 be
heard in Lima, seven miles away. and
then as an echo from the Andean chain it
came again.
In the surging waters where the Loa had
gone down heads were seen, and to the res
cue of these unfortunate beings boats from
the Blanco EEcalada, Lord COchrane and
other Chilean vessels FASTENED, but out of
600 men on board the transport when the
bugle sounded that morning and the sun
rise gun doomed over the bay only 200lived
TO see the cOors come down at nighLfall.
Long Toms mechanism had fulfilled its
mission where tOrpedues of the latest de-
sign had failed.
But Caliao suffered for the attempt
Enraged at the loss Of so many men and so
hne ship, the Chilean vessels stood in
after dark, and. not minding the fire from
the forts, sent shell after shell scrpeching
into the seaport city. leveling buildings
laying homes waste, killing and wOunding
men, women and children.
c. II. WETMoRE.
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mouse he was occupying at La Punta, and,
IN few days. announced TO tile officials
that II they would furnish the other neces-
sary materials lie would be ready in the
morning.
1t was 4 A. NJ. on the day following that
group Of officers and a few Americans
stood on the Seashore half way between
Cailao and La Pnnta. A large launch had
been drawn up on the stones just beyond
the reach of the rollers and Tom was
bending over the craft arranging his rods
OF steel. Out in the BAY the masthead
lights on the blOckaders showed they were
keeping vigilant watch and their dark
forms could be plainly seen as the light
stole into the east. Slowly they steamed
back and forth. warning to all nations
that commerce with Peru must cease until
that country should humble itself.
The rods in position Tom aided by two
Moons lifted the kegs Of giant powder care
fully into the launch and fastened them
with cleats 10 the bottom. small hole
was bored In the top of each, grains of
powder scattered near the orifice and at the
same place Illuminating cap was placed.
Then 1t was noticed that the long arm of
lever hung over these caps, lever with
spring attached that would give it con sid
cradle force downward once it was re-
leased. On the short arm was fastened n
eaten much the same as that used
in fgure-four trap. and this catch
would hold as long as a slight weight
rested upon it. The weight chosen
by Tom was choice hindquarter of
lamb. Around the bottom of the boat
were placed ribs and quarters of beef,
Iowls, and queer stuff of all kinds. A
crate of chickens Tom was especially de-
Ilghted with and placed it conspicuously
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ttfa. Hsr.a fnsef. Ia.r.ffru FIaE.
Hal ftri sec EliH GO Erf.ff .n f.r
It.aHa Hf "a. IrfanI. sna 500 taH rnrn
lftea if.m 90 retreat ~ fhs Hsaraess uf
f.r eurmB's feei aug tner farduess f.r
using Hts bt of land as a tafgef. said 10
believed DO could cuusfrgcf n fafueio that
AOuId move successful Long lnm 4"
inr thrs was be nirkunmed bv tle Amefi-
can vessei captains VINO freQueuted the
barber. finally received permission Il the
Peruvian cnmnandaut 60 Try his fkill.
although tie officers shifted a. his request
particularly al the things he needed 10
carry out his plan. For Tom had made
requisition for couple Of bags of giant
powder, some Illuminating caps, Two small
bars Of steel. an empty launch and plenty
OF fresh meat and vegetables. Curious
articles 70 construct torpedo out Of, we're
they not?
Nor would Tom explain his plan Of
operation to any one. only remarking 10 a
friend: Those Chlleans out in the bay
would give a good deal for fresh meat,
wouldn't they? Ii must be two months
since they have had anything to eat. save
canned food"
Out IL the bay were the Blanco Encalads,
The Almlrdnta COchranP, the little Huas-
car, by this time rehtted and flying the
lone star flag, a constant source of irrita-
ton to the PeruyianS, aud several trans
ports, merchant steamers taken from the
Chilean Navigation Company.
Tom took the two steel bars to the little
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HHF VIZ =. af..F -iHHIrsHFe nt sl
IaE lcs ausHelfhE rrnuau.. tIa afrfref
cod steamed tunaf4 tte NaHrs Tree
those "a Eu taI ueHu af sea .irrstH.sf. EHa
tifura Euralala. neluE IS uau-Hf-sar. tH4
30 a8eluata hosting machinery. uut tte
llua. having been .n the coast trade. wAs
provided With derricks and steam Wiuch-s
She vas thus utted % hoist The pro
visions on board.
This time the eager ones on .hore we're
not disappoiated. The boat steamed on
the outside Of the market launch. bringing
the small boat on her port SIDE. between
her and the city. The long arm OF a der
rick was seen 10 swing out and the chain
descended into the launch. Two men fol-
lowed and were soon at work on the prize
One, two. three pieces Of beef were hoisted
on board aud the fourth time the chain
and hook came back. \ sailor leaned for
ward to fasten thereto another choice piece
of meat
A fash of light that seemed to come
from the ocean rose way above the LOa's
masts. The steamer heeled to starbOard
so the yards almost touched the water
A mass of spray was hurled after the fire,
and blending with steam from the wounded
vessel covered her as with pail. In this
gray vapor human beings. spars, bits OF
Lighthouses, ropes and shreds of sails
could be seen twisting, writhing with the
terrible force that sent them upward.
The Loa parted. split in twain by the fear
ful power. Her bow rose, then plunged
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the war. 1t was in June. 1879. that the
Peruvian ironclad Independence sailed
from Callao Bay on southern cruise of
destruction. She was larger than the
Huascar, indeed larger than the Chilean
vessels. at one of the southern ports,
africa, l believe, where a blockade had
been established against Peru, the In
dependencia gave chase to the COvOdOpga
little Chilean gunbnat, one the big iron
clad would iave swung in her davits
without listing. The COvodunga's cap
tain took to shoal water. the Independent
cla followed, struck Oh a reef, stove her
forefoot. backed off, filled with water and
SANK, her crew barely having time to take
TO the boats. while the gun boat
cleared away and blew her whistle in de-
fance.
But torpedo warfare is the subject sug-
gested by the Paris dispatch. While
emile and Peru were using the latest
destructive guns TO end one another's
lives and destroy one another's property
the submarine machines were not forgot
ten. The newest aud best articles were
purchased by both countries from firms ia
the United States, England. France and
Germany. Electrical torpedoes. those
with storage batteries and those with the
motive power on board ship; torpedoes
discharged from tubes and torpedoes an
chOred at points where a vessel of the
enemy might PASCAL were used, but
during the bitter strife not life was lost
because of the discharge of one of them
1T was not for lack of trial, however, for
officers educated in the schools of the great
powers had chance 10 put their theory
into practice and it availed naught
Before the Huascar was captured she
was lying in AntofOgasta harbor one day,
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etfr IfrH Hn H.f.U .f
Ft t.t Hfn astsr.
HnH HsH Fsf .F see r..urrt af f|r ulr.f.
denurarYatea Co. tN.sa wEo dI wrfrh be-
f.at however nF.I certain rI.rs IHHk 80 ga
Pel fhrF HH Hri ataa1 t.f trst fHerrF
seems is GONNA &C. lsf.e when shells sfe
tFing tlrall. thF ar Ire. re.Ieal.y thr
OhlIean iIoHrIats Ilhuco EncnIadA aud
slnirante farnranr should have conquered
tns little IeguvaH Uuasrar within thirty
minutes when they caught her OH
Point AnEamos October % that wear.
Esch vessel that bore the lone star
nag was more powerful than the one COM
manded uY Grau. vet the Huascar stood
under their Ere for five hours. played havoc
with the Blanc0's batteries. and many to-
day believe the thrasher might nave
whipped the whale had not her steering
gear become disaTTanged. rendering her
unmanageable. IL was the tale of "the
ClampheTdOwn" tcld fourteen years ago in
blood, for the Chilean guns got stuck and
many OF them were useless. This battle
demonstrated the superiority of small
boats for actual warfare, and the very con-
quering Of The Huascar sustains this, for
her guns were not slenced until with a
useless ruddpr and drifting with the tide
she was boarded by swarm of Chieans
and her crew OverpOWered in a hand-to-
hand conflict by superior numbers.
Another example Of the uselPssness of
the big ships occurred at the beginning Of
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4sia unff So 900 afF1 Urea M
h.FHfs r. n. t.HIsa traufr mnlls.
s.uursa nflsasFt t.e tuamilfrr 81 fal
.aas d. a. flHrL a As1isy n o. saIL
A J. Larses. Is A. nseseft. james H ri.
nan. Three mrmhrrs vii constitute a
4uutum to transact iHusiaess.
TIE Board 81 Supervisors 1f Nuha
County appointed he following Commits
sloners T. vs.. skinner. r. A. forbes. ".
b. Meek. j. "A. burst. j. X. Iraiuor. n.
4. Ellis Jr.. q. ". Harvey. Louis Con-
rath and James @. Gates. three consti-
timing a quorum for tTansacting business
The Board OF Supervisors OF Suffer
County appointed B. +. Walton, ii. z.
StableT, X. {. kells.
The Supervisors Of Mendocino County
appointed: w. Il. White, W. L. Thomas.
Anna NJ. Reed.
Tho Board Of Supervisors of Solano
County appointed: f. NJ. McGeItigan, ID.
NJ. Hart. X. j. Curry, f. l.. Buck, j.
Brown.
The Lake County Supervisors ap-
pointed: J. Pentecost, Charles C. Craw-
ford, w. G. Young, w. A. Maxwell, J. Fl.
Cranks, f. w. Gibson, Daniel james,
Samuel Graham. Mathew Graham, DR.. c.
+. Clark.