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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04
illtD WEEK,
LANAR'5 SUCCESSOR NAMED,
Harrison Nominates Howell Jack
son tor the supreme Bench,

Washington Feb. Q. Howell T. .J,cl.
son., OF tennessee, has been nominated
~ me President to be Associate ,Jns.
tice OF The supreme Court of The I'M
'eh states. vice l." O. {. Lamar, die
ceased Howell Eirnunds .JarEs nn l.
II Democratic ex-senator. and ot nrsso
en- lncgn Of the United Court for ,hc
"istfic, embracing Tennessee.
i'N2ulrY in aud about the Canuo,
Fh','A Tat the appointment il coi,sid
f'e't roma judicial and not A poIiti.
ca view, as II splendid one. Ahuut
1iie supreme Court it is said thai
PRESIDENT Harrison has shown once
more q great deal of judgement in
MS selection Of nan tor \ place on
The bench Of the highest tribunal in
land. 1t is stated that Mr.. Jacl<
o has made II fine circuit JUDGE. and
no doubt is entertained as TO his mnk.
ing a good %jns,icc.
The appointment was a grand sur.
prise to The Tennessee delegation in
me House. The two Republican mem.
Ders felt sore over the selection of n
~ nocrat aud a States right man. but
When asked us to Mr.. Jackson, nrr.
sohal htuess. conceded that his char.
ac'er and ability were all Thai conld
be desired. The selection was politi.
cai'Y no more pleasing 20 some of The
democratic representatives.. who rn.
eau The Tact TINT Judge Jackson was n
icaoar Gf the Upper. school D,mo.
stfnes sFe, IN element which
mad wgfm hut UNSUCCESSFUL tiol,t
within ne party in tavor Of tho Sin,c
qabt da!lar TOR dollar. suhstantiollv ~
demanded BY the hondbo'ders. These
membcrs lid, oweycr, that tho nnw
Ma4 strong, rlean and ablp.
hepresenfaii I've ilouk, Of r,rnessoe.
"asn nm u nbonf the appointment
ssla. iith a9s tIerrisnn las ,ol
Az inri aafi as md H. h..
'raae fla Eepfolieln Az ~ md on.
Inialed sfisae agHsn The cons,,,n.
49, sfA1. I ~ lf4 81 tttilet
II. s"t 5i l Il i STARE fiyidNnom
lilaye Hotttiny % savA.a. ine,
'ufgn aksoD rs a man; h6fs iust
and lnnapp... 49,
lsnprRsentaiiyc Enlno safa AIt \.
e lissl,i appointments Jndyn
'aR'ksnn 4 inslaalfi0iis. nlLe. pure IN
isarasics. hAx4 epser III n HI dc
ssscratss qlaesti0npdv
h's.fesehtaiiye 1 Il
dbc al~spaiutsncnl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04
A CATASTROPHE AT VIcKsBuRG
Boilers Of the Planters Compress
Company Burst.

Wick burg, Mss, Feb, "a lite,
before noon today the city was start.
led by III earthquake like shock
caused by the explosion at the old
liantcFo' Compress, located in Soutl,
Nick>bnrg. near the round house of
tho lazoo y Mississippi Valley Rail.
road,
The disaster is tie most fatal and
destructive That ever happened in this
tliy' The compress explosion seemed
TO be tentoId more destructive than
explosion Which recently occurred at
The tloWcnric Ice Works. The two
large boilers bad exploded and been
TORN IN Fragments, demolishing and
scattering tlnir biirk foundations
ami the house in which they were 10
Gated. The mUd.drum was also torn
to pIecc9, and he heater was thrown
III The air to distance of about 100
leo'' coming down through the roof
OF q cotton shed cast of the boiler.
The large press near the boil.
er'house did not seem much injured,
massive proportions dcfying the
The effects of the explosion seemed
spread out in almost every dircc.
'on' There seemed to a general Civ.
hg way OF the boilers, and the force
Tie escaped steam spread upward
ma outward on al %siles. The boilers
we're very large ard have been in use
or the last 10 years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Any ono who contemplates locating
IN the South would do well 10 write
Tor the descriptive pamphlet issued BY
the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad contain
ing valuable Information, which will
he mailed tree to any address, on ap.
l!icaiion to L. L POSEY.
Acting Gen'l. Passenger Ggt.
Mobila. Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

We take pleasure in stating that DR.
Il, T. Jones has entirely recovered
from a severe spell of sickness and
has resumed pra ;ice. When not in
in his Office ? doors north of Postonicc
he will be found at his residence, on
Mr., Cooks place north of DR.. Gle
mcGl's residence.
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ALeader.

since It's fret introduction. Electric
nhhis has gained rapidly in. popular
1+stt TN, iitfii now it is clearly in thu
,aa Among pure medical TONES and
iliefltisrs- containing nothing which
permits lis use as a beverage or iniOx-
lcanf, i is recognized as the best and
p'ircst medilinc for AL ailments oil
stomach. Liver 81 Kidneys. II will
cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, COu-
stipailOn, anil drive mnlaria from ihr
Tstem. Solicitation guarsntecd with
ezfll hottie or the money will 30 70.
fAIlftd. Sold by j.. Z. Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

II you are not iccIag strong and
healthy, Try Electric Eitlcrs, Il la
Grippe h1s left YOU weak and weary,
Use Electric B,IJrrs. This remedy
acts directly oD Liver stomach and
Kidneys, gently siding those organ, to
perform their function, # loU are
Afflicted with sick Headache, you will
tiud speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Biltcrs. Ono trial will
convince you that this is The remedy
yon need. Large bottles only 50c, at
j. I. Jones'
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A Shoe Drive.

Being oyCrstoeked in Ladies ANA
Gcut, Custom and Hand made Lhpes
we will for the next 50 DAYS OFFER
FOR CASH special bargains in ihi,
line.
Ladies shoes, former price 81 30 now
SEQ Ladies shoes former price $500
ROW S25 o
Gents Custom made $50 now 500
Gems Hand made 81 90 now $3.50.
UANIFFR 4 PRUIr.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
The State OF Mississn pi, !
NoXubee County. !


BY virtue OF the provisions or, oon....
deed OF trust executed by T. W. iyv' o on,hn
otn gay o. feb'y, 1892. TOD. II. Ja,nison ny
tluslre, TO secure to A. II. Cooner ,ort. 10 70
lndeledness mentioned therein. said 'tr",t
nacn CO oe'hs recorded in Deed Book No. a.
p"ge ~ IN hancery Clerks Office nj .n;i
county, l. the undersigned trnstee. w ", so om
Mondsy, the 18th day Of Potruary. 1900
t !" ,,' Of " Il ,ne Court House 1oor in the
a'i'''o" 10 the highest bidder far e., p"'''c
Lots !. $, 10, II, and II o,ro. ~.
ana Oh 'o' l. see II, also II acres Off no o,,
part OF lot II, see %. all in taw,,,,. 80,
IL. ~ ID SAD county and state, ,aI.o rri.nI,,
lina1 oi '%ihles., III" nroptri, mcntion LII ~
Sa'n ''"s' oeeu to satisfy said ,ndrbtenno..".
ana ie eosS Of this proceeding. '''sS
J.H JAMESON,
This 9Th Jany., 1893, 'us'ee'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Inc Masons of the State meet IN
grand council next week in Nstcboz.
non 1eo q, billiard will represcn,
tNe Macon Chapter, aud Col. WI.
teaihcrs'on will represent the Lodgc
preparations are being made for a
grand time generally.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04
Bucklen's Arrlca Salye

The BEST SALvE in the world for
S"ls, bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
h'ienm, Fever Sores, letter. Channel
LANDS, chilhlains, Corns; and all Skin
f.r'ptlpns. and positively cures Piles,
Or no pay required Ii is guaranteed
10 give perfect Satisfaction OF money
reInndcd. Price 25 cents per box.
For Sale by T 4 IoNns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

No matter what sewing machine
You own, if any of the parts are worn
or broken YOU cen obtain duplicates
OF those at my store. You can Eay
needles OF me- for any style machine,
no matter if the company who made
it has gone out of business. You can
tE sewing machine oil of me that
viii add many years to the life Of
your machine.
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oHice or ). Cherry. q Drayton st.
Savannah. Ga. Der 1'1oo,

n p.'"nh"i', ua., Dec. l., 1891.
Messrs. Llppman Bros, Savannah. o..
Dear Sirs--l would like to add nv
testimony to tho almost mtracu,ons
effect Of PIP. p. in the case of Mary
lngrahn', a Moman living on my place.
she htd a constant cough, sore throat.
deolliiI etc. and was emaciated Ia ),
degree that she was unable TO get ont
OF "naided, being given up by phnsi.
clans; she had taken the ruipous 50.
called Blood Medicines without tho
least effect. until being put under tho
|. +. she Immediately began to i'm.
prove and is now in as good health AS
ever IN her life. You can refer TO me-
al any time as to the effects of p. PIP
in he foregoing case.
fourst truly, SAMYEL CHERRY.
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e Marshal Saved Lite and Hair.

Monticello, Fla, Jan. 2l 1891.
for The lat eight years | have been
ID bad heai'h, suffering with malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, dropsy, Nv
digestion was bad, and my hair ail
me out, in fact | was nearly a wreck.
h"d taken kidney and blood medi.
r'ne' which did me no good. When
| began taking p. 2. p. about throc
months ago, | was as weak as n child
| nave only taken four bottles (sp,nll
Slze) and TO day I am a well man and
my hair has come again" capuo,
recommend 7 T.. p too highly,
W. f, WARE,
~ OWENS, Witness. For sale by T.
>. Mnrphey and 0, r. Hamilton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Simon Fried, OF Starkville, will
probably gel the appointment of Rev
vnue Collector for Miss. aud La. II.
is strongly endorsed by Gov. Stone
and many other prominent men in the
Ntato
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Notice.,

AFTER This date one fee for visits
"s'hin the corporate limits of Macon
VA be $500 in day aud 81 90 at night.
MINOR FEATLIERSTON,
j. G. II. JONES.
o. laENDiCK,
b. T JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Mr. Chas. Aston is now merehon.
dlzlng on bis own hook, at the An.cs
place on the Algood road. He PRO.
poses to keep opa good stock, and
we know he viii come out all ripli.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Every member of Macon Lodge No.
40 f, A. A. NJ. requested to attend the
stated meeting to be held on Friday
loth inst, as business otimpGrtantancc
VIII he presented. BY order of the
W. NJ d. W, lIoLT,
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n oN'RESIDENT NOTICE.

Ihe State of Mississippi
No 1894 vs.. Con,, "" ~, STlahcer5
W, W, Digs ct al. County, 'N"'''
10 W. W. Diggs and Robert T. HI.
leonard, Texas, Mrs. V. +. IlaIj,ee1I' ",
MsIsaw, Al.., Mrs. Sarah A. within. y,
W. you to he and appc,r ho.
ne'e lle Judge Of our said Chancery Co,rt
I Hous Urn thereof to be holden Mt the Court''
ty of hoxGbee. on the ;" S''o co'h'
4Eh Monday Of April, A. D.. 1924
tnth any there TO plead, answer or d.n,n,
TO the bill of complaint in said c,n.D "n,nsl'
In you are defendants, ~ "heFe-
mi'iess my signature and the seal ors,id
court affixed, this 18th day Of Jauna y, '',o
y i,n rs]9. lL's.l JNo, A, TYSON a.
Clerk.
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W. +, FERRIS.
NOTICE.

am no longer grinding corn for
'h' public but will keep a good supply
OF fresh meal on hand to sell and also
to exchange for ccrn and etc.
j. 7. FREEMAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Having concluded to close ont our
entire line of dress goods we will sell
them al cost for cash for the next 30
DAYS. IIAkITER g pRIrIT
Jan. 2S-lm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

&c. II. Jones, Jr,,-Thc Grocer. has
'hc comp'ctcst and choicest line Fancy
'trocerics that has ever been seer in
Macon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Mcssrs, Wyatt Jones and Lucius
Scales were the first to bring in a villa
i" Key tbs season. They showed
the benrd Thursday morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04
Jury List February Term, 1903.
LIST WEEK.

U. N. Simmons, j. G. Aust, j. |.
Bell e. z, Richards, T..W. Madison
Z. b, Brown, H. A. Ferguson, J. f NJ
Aiken, j. W. Carr, Thos. Stevens, j
Il. 5. Peterson, j. II. Perkins, ]. II
MnrranY, II. G, Land, G. ". Conner,
a, .. Kirby, W. r.. Skinner, l.. d. Hem
ley, Sr, W. d. Knox, j. A. Nicholson.
JAS. r. Carpenter, j. b. Cunningham.
Geo NJ. Gilmore, c, II, Bridges, j. 4.
brown. C. h. Dorroh, w. NJ. Dowdle,
D. " Patty, j. a. Mcqueen, W. II.
Evans, T.G. Hines, W. W. Mullins. j.
1. Doue'as, +. A. Denton, i. A. Allen.
W. NJ Roger, q, W. Douglas. L. F.
Donizlcf. J.A Jarnogin, S.P. FAINT, S.
b'w1lr, Ina. Iougstreet, Cha4, liar
din, II, L. Anderson. J. G llalfAcre.
y. q. Parsons, ). +. Ames, j, n. Jamj
son. j, W. Dongherty. j. L. Craze.
2Nn WEEK.
j. l." Grigge, ", j. Maxcv, W.R
combs. W. II. Holman, n II. IIarri.
son, I. NJ Thompson, $ ". Hawkins,
'Ao, Morgan, Sr. J. D. Dradicld. JAS.
hfySoD, Jr, l., W. Smith, Al. Dow.
"'t l. F2uchcr, w, Il. Smith, C. NJ.
| Aomas, Thos. Prize, j. w. Plulettc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

have a large quantity OF nice balcd
hay Tor sale, S, NJ. THOMAS.
Jan. 2S-lm.
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notice Members Home Building g.
Loan Association

HoaA hSSoClHLlOE,
Notice is hereby given to all the stock.
holders of the II. B. a. l.. Association of
Macon, that there will be Il meeting of said
association to amend the constitution of
same, TUESDAY, Feb. Z. 1893.
Al members are earnestly requested to
oe present. S. NJ. THOMAS,
'""'-i"'' Sec'y.
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Saturday Feb 4. 1893.
CONE TO NOZZLE MARpI GRAS.
Fun, Frollc and Fancy for All.

On account of the celebration of the
alardi Gras CARNIVAL which will be
held on ST. Valentines Day, February
18th. the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
will put in extremely low rates to Mo
bile and New Orleans, selling tickets
in advance with ample limits.
Ask Your nearest Railroad Ticket
Agent for Illustrated programmes
and rates. further particulars and tick.
cts via the Mobile & Chic Railroad.
Z. L. P0sEY,
Acting General Passenger Agent.
Mobile Ma.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

The Triumph can be had at Klaus,
They are earlier than the Early REESE
and more productive.
Feb 1.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Carrot Snuff TO the trade at Factory
prices. Best seller in the land.
REQ l. A. KLAUS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

a reading club will be organized
"e&' Monday night at the residence
OF MS n, II. Harrison. All interest.
ed are requested to attend.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

"heh baoy was sick, we gave her Castor.a.
'Ae" SA" "asa aid, she cried for Castoria.
"hen she became 'ii.s she chung to cas,oria
"Aon she had ChldI.a, aae gave them castorjo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Best Bargains in Prints ever offered
VIII sell remnants OF the best stan.
oard prints put up in packages of 40
and 40 yards for 81 %.
r,,,,. ". u. JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

The ", l. Douglas $500. $500 and
800 shoes are sold only by
WYATT NJ. JONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

Vegetables, traits and all kinds OF
produce constantly Oh hand at Jones
CITY Grocery Store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04
NOTICE.

BOYS dist0n wood saws and bucks
at 70 cts. l.. +. IlOLBhRG.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-04

,Stovall Dothcrow, son of Mr.. and
Mrs W. ID. Dothcrow, passed over
INTO the spirit lnnd Monday evening.
Jan. 9th, 1893. lie would have been
three years old Feb 2S, 1893.
lie was unusually bright for ono Of
his age; and his happy disposition and
engaging manners won the affection
and admiration of all who knew him,
"Falr fleeing treasure OF an hour.
How soon we are called to part"
The Savior laid His hands on him and
said "Snicr little childr"d to come mn
to me and forbid them not for OF such
is the kingdom Of God"
We weep, "but NOT as those who
have no hope" He has only gone be.
fore.
"He went up 10 the celestial oar
dens. where angels W trh and 8 raphs
are the wnrdons."
ONE WHO LOVED HIM.
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lii Aemorlam,

"Sieep on sweet babe and take thy rest.
@od called thee home, He thought it best ,
"9toys!'," iAiant son OF MIR. and Mrs
W, ID. Dothcrow, fell asleep in ,J,su,
on the 9th OF January, 1898. Born,
Feb. 2Sth, 1899.
This darling li,tlc son contracted ,
severe ctld during the Iattcr DAYS of
i'ecelhber. bnYi cuu'd not bring nv
NINA to think il puss bic, that | should
So soon be deprived OF my darling,
ihe probability Of such an event he.
came gradually more apparent. Tho
disease which had so unexpectedly AS
sailed him continued TO gain ground.
yet so slowly that we were ,lcluied
with the hope of his recovery. Al
length all hope was removed and we
wers bought suddenly to sec that we
must speedily make up our minds to
part with Our beloved child. This
proved a gripvous trial of that faith
witch had for some time supposed
to be thoroughly confirmed. The
struggle however was not lcpr, ana
Tor some moments such VAS the sin
nsss of the whole body that il VIVA
doubtful whether the soul had ro,
passed. But at length he stirred again,
opened his eyes once mere, raisinr
hem upward and keeping them fixed
n second, then closing them, thew
rcmaiued fixed forever. Oh! NV dari
IDg, my darling, child of my tcndcrrst
affection, beloved of thy Savior, thou
.ri removed to a happier world: while
am lett bercavcd of the deliph, Of
ny ewes and the idol of my affections,
'erhaps loved this beautiful chiiJ
more than was right. bestowinp upon
he creature what was due only to The
'reator. But stand reprovcd and
'opc submissive to the win of God.
Jet my wounds continue TO bleed ard
still find il necessary to pray 10
more entire submission to the Divine
will.
"Grleve not with hopeless sorrow,
Jesus has felt your pain,
He did thy lamb but borrow, +,
He'll give him back again."
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II Name Of owner,
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Name OF owner Division of Section.
The morning call., 1893-04-18

MURPHY-BECK-Int this city. April Is, 1898. by
the Rev Dir. Case. Felix Murphy and Louise
Beck, both OF Point Tiburon. Cal
LUCAS-GE ARY-In this city, April H. 1893. by
the Rev. DR.. Case. Robert j. Lucas and Rose
Geary Doth OF San Francisco.
PORTEOU S-MCDEVITT-In this city, April I6
1893, by the Rev. Dr. Case. Edward j. PorteouS
and Annie VI. McDevlJt both OF san francisco
BELDEN-MORROW-In this city. A riI Is, 1893.
by the Rev. DR.. Case. theodore N Beden OF OAK
land and Lulu Morrow OF San Francisco.
KONIG-STEwART-In this city. April Is, 1898.
by the Rev.J. Fuendeling Viggo KONG and Emma
Stewart.
PERSONAL---VERY. this city, April Is. 1893,
by the Rev. J. Fuendeilng, Hermann Won PreskoW
and Marie Hayn.
BERNIERI- LARINI-In this city, April is, 1898.
by the Rev. j. Fuendeng, Hector Bernierl and
Angelina L1riui.
OGERS-CARSTENS-I this city. April 5. 1893.
By the Rev. j. Fuendeling James J. Rogers and
Fanny Carsteus.
PFUFF-NOLL-Iu this city April J, 1898, by the
Rev. J. Fuendeiing, John +. run aud THU NOil.
EWERT-FUCHS-In this city, April l6 1893 by
the Rev. j. Fuendellng, Charles w. EWert aud
Josie Fuchs, both OF Sacramento. Cal.
BRODSLAWSKY-SALZ In This city, April 10.
1898, by the Kew. ID. Meyersou, Max br0dSlawskY
and GoidI Saizer, both OF San Francisco.
DUSEN -HARRIS-In this city, April IS,
1893, by the Rev. NJ. 8 Levy, Samuel DusenburY
and Rose Harris.
MAN-GOLDSTONE-In this city, April 10,
1893, by tire Rev, h. s. Levy, Ike Newman and
Lena GOIdstOne-
oTWELL-DOHERTY-I Ross Valley. April
IL. 1893 by the Rev Charles Mel. Ellsworth
Earl ShOtwell and Emma DOherty.
The morning call., 1893-04-18
TINE ReeMAN etyzipWwAll |.
~ hs CIRCUS nA a 'a'aHy.
BEGAN

ley Fay. Stewart Carter. P. D. Sknlman.
J. S. Helmer. Fred Carter. ]. Il. Balm,
George F. Green, f. Paul, Z. NJ. Stack, F.
A. Marriott, j. L. Stevens, II. C. Cassidy,
w. Hallet, p. Sloan. Professor Watson,
Howard Smith, William Finnie, o. w.
Davis.
Wrestlers-R. R. Russ. J. Hunter Harri-
Van Court ". G. Barr, F. A. Grimm, a.
Pettee, W.. NJ. Bartlett. P. J. Fay, George
Eckharit j. c. Brickell. G. Fonge, o. Dem
hard. w. A. Field, w. II. Baker, C. NJ.
Farrell, +. f. Phillips. q. S. Mehing, Z.
Claxton. w. f. Haberly, Il. B. Graham, Z.
Short, Z. Kolb.
Discus-throwers-W. f. Hess, G. II.
Spiro, j, c. Meussdorffer Jr., Ii. l. McGil,
A. Pettee, j. B. Battersby, G. S. Nicholson,
A; L; Clay. II. B. Kellogg. E. G. Carrera,
w IL. Haley.
Leapers-J. NJ. Brewer Jr.. E. NJ. Stack,
C. J. LutRen. C. T. Morel Jr., A. II. Balch,
S. Bodefield. g. Gautiere, C. j. Gompertz,
A. j. Chapman, G. Claxton, H. Il. Powell,
J. J. COnlon, A. Huber, F. Foster, i. Col
Inns.
Runners-S. V. Casadv, j. c. Kortick, A.
Morton. f. f. Foster, c. A. .Ielineck, II.
N. Collins, A. F. Bonner. II. Fred Smidt.
II. +. Coffin. C. NJ. Yates.
a detachment of mounted lancers in
uniforms of white and silver. with silver
helmets and ances OF the same material,
looked very fine.
They were all regular army men from the
! Preside, and they handled their horses like
| veterans.
| chariots, driven by Lieu tenants Flaglor
and Ham. U. s. A., who showed marvel
! GUS skill in making the short turns with
! their teams.