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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3O.-C Colonel Albert
Scott, ex-collector of this internal rev.
enue district, was acquitted of the
charge of certifying false salary vouch-
ers, and of affording an opportunity to
defraud the government. The jury was
out exactly one hour.
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House.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s1.-Mr. Living
ston of Georgia Tuesday made a re-
quest that the silver repeal bill be taken
up at once for immediate consideration.
Mr.. Bland and other silver men prompt
ly objected and the bill went over un-
der the rules until Wednesday.
The rules of the house provide that
the speaker shall lay before the house
messages and bills coming over from
the senate on the previous day. If the
silver repeal had reached the HOUSE
Monday evening before adjournment it
would have been in order the first thing
when the house met Tuesday morning.
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THE MARKETS.
Review OF thu Grain and Cattle markets
For October 81.

Wheat-61c. Corn-39@4Oc. .Cattle-Se-
lected butchers, - O0@4 Is: fair to medium,
g 00@3 90; common, 81 1902 Is Hogs
Selected and prime butchers. 60 20@6 80;
{ to rough, s. 25@5 90 Sheep-$1 25@3 rs.
I.ambs-S2 50@4 %. -
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Rnafon.

wool-Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx o6c
Xxx and above 22@23c, No. / &c, No. 2 %
@24c fine unwashed 15916c, nnmerchanf-
able 17a1Sc; Ohio combing No. ska5<-
blood, Zoe, No. 2, 4 blood, pc, Ohio delaine
24@25c; Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
combing, k-blood Doc do 1l-blood 2Oa2ic
braid 16911c, clothing 7k-blood 1S@I9c, do
blood 17@lecs coarse lie.
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sar. &c Nerer wood -.

NEwPoRT, R. L, Oct 81. Channcey
NJ. Depew denies that he wrote news
paper syndicate article signed with his
name. He says most of it was stolen
from his speeches, and so parbled as to
entirely misrepresent his views,
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the bond. But all is vanity, saith
the preacher, and SO may be
Lecture on Moses.
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Dime Novel Readers.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. s1.-The police
arrested two small boys from Chicago,
who started out to kill Indians. They
had their schoolbooks with them. One
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

The Democratic party has been
in power but eight months, and al
ready the Republican panic is dis
appearing. Before the present year
ends there will be Democratic pros
perity all over the United States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

They talk about Canadian coal
competing with West Virginia coal
Judging from the exhibits in the
Mines Building at the Worlds Fair
the idea is ridiculous. Along with
the Nova Scotia samples of coal, was
the statement that her output last
year was but 49s,753 tons. Think
you this little amount would have
any effect on West Yirginia's pro
duction2 Not muchl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

Suppose the gold standard men
control the present congress, what
then2 1t simply transfers the fight
to that broader field in which thirty
one states have already declared
for free silver in their platforms.
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UNCONDITIONAL.
The Repeal Bill Passes the Sem
ate 4s to Ss.
A Personal Victory For Senator
Voorhees,.


The House Win No Doubt Rntify the Ac-
tion OF the Senate and Then President
Cleveland WIN BE aInster 81 the Finan-
cial Situation Until the close or MS Adj
1nlnistrntion-
WASHINGTON, Oct. Silt was just
1928 o'clock Monday night when, after
more than eight hours of explanation,
sharp colloquy and closing argument,
the United States senate passed the nm
conditional repeal bill by vote of 43
to SO. This result is reached after
more than 10 weeks of debate. Mr..
Voorhees, looks upon the passage as a
personal victory.
The result was reached without DEM
onstration. The exciting scenes of the
afternoon were followed by dead
calm when Senator Jones of Nevada
made his valedictory to the canse of
silver. He was followed by PETER,
who made his protest against the in
eyitable in behalf of the Populists
Senator Harris of Tennessee who was
visibly affected by the excitement of
the occasion, made a last speech, and
the debate was closed by Senator Stew
art. who proclaimed the downfall of
the nation through the ssconsummation
of the crime of 1873. The vote fol-
lowed.
The house of representatives will
promptly ratify the senate amendment,
and in less than week the president
will be master of the situation, able to
arrest during his entire term of office
any legislation on the subject OF money
that does not please him. How he will
act no one can doubt
The Vote in DetaIl.
Yeas-Repubiic -Aldrich, Carey.
Cullom, Davis, Dixon, Dolph, Frye,
Gallinger, Hale. Hawley. Higgins.
Hoar, Lodge, Mcmillan. Henderson,
Morrill,, Platt. Proctor, Quay, Sherman,
Squire, Stockbridge. Washburn-23.
Democrats-Brice, Caffrey, Camden,
Faulkner, Gibson, German, Gray, Hill,
Hunton, Lindsay, Mcpherson, Mills,
som, Smith, Turpie, Villas. Voorhees,,
White of Louisiana-20. Total, 43.
Nays-RepubEcans = Cameron, Du-
bois, Jones of Nevada, Perkins, Petit
grew, Power, Shoup, Stewart, Teller,
Wolcott-10. Democrats-Bate, Berry,
Blackburn, Butler, Call, Cockrell, Coke,
Daniel, George, Harris, 1rby, Jones of
Arkansas. Martin, Pasco, Pugh, Roach,
Vance, Vest, Walthall-19. Populist-
Allen. Independent-Kyle-1. Farm
ers' Alliance -Petfer-1. Total, 80.
The following pairs We're announced
The first named would have voted in
the affirmative: Allen, Republican,
with Mitchell of Oregon, Republican;
Chandler, Republican, with White of
California, Democrat; Wilson, Republi-
can, with Colquitt, Democrat; Gordon,
Democrat. with Morgan, Democrat;
Palmer, Democrat, with Hansbrough,
Republican.
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MooRE's HILL, Oct. GA large
meteor passed over this section from
east to west shortly after p. m. 1t cast
light as bright as the moon.
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The people will never be satisfied
until they have legislation that will
benefit the producers as we'll as the
nom producers.
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crenate.i b. !. .Rarn.

AKRON, O., Oct. s1.-A large barn
belonging to George A. Chandler, in
Sharon, Medina. county. burned. Re-
mains of two men found In the ruins
are supposed to be of tramps who, it is
thought, are responsible for the fire.
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Toledn.

Wheat-No. Q cash and November. es1<e
December, 651<c; May, re. gorn-No. 3
cash, 375<c Oats Cash, soc Rye-Cast.
DE Clorerseed- Prime cash. October and
November, s. 60. December, S 65; Jam
,'-e-v * MASKED: March. s. 20.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. es.-As the re-
suit of q paralytic stroke Mrs. Mary
O'Connell's throat 10 powerless, and she
is unable to speak or eat. Her cordi-
ton Is critical
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

The Ohio Republicans are whin-
ing about the Democrats resorting
to all kinds of schemes and intrigues
to carry the state this fall. They
have a margin of q, 500 majority to
start with, and all the election ma
chinery in their own hands, and
yet they are fearful that they can,
not hold the state for the King Bee
of the party and the Apostle of Pro.
lection, VIM. MCKINLEY.
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sEsATE-The discussion Of the repeal
bill was resumed Mr.. PETER offered an
amendment reyiving the coinage law Of
1887 A long debate followed in which sew
eral members took part
appropriate resolutions were
adopted concerning the death OF House
Chaplain Haddaway. The senate amend
ment to Mr.. Houk's resolution extending
the acknowledgment of the United States
TO foreign governments for their participa-
ton IN the worlds fair were adopted Tie
discussion of the bankruptcy bill was no
sumed-
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WRAPS

of every kind and description
which in itself is worthy of the
attention of every intending pur-
chaser.
We cordially invite the public
to be with US on this occasion and
can safely promise time of ex-
traordinary and unusual interest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

Tried TO XIII HIS WIG WhiIe Drunk.
MUNcIE, Ind, Oct. 26.-Charles Cox.
while crazy drunk, attacked his wife
with knife and attempted to murder
her. BE is in jail for safekeeping.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

Mrs. Grant has engaged apartments at
the Arlington hotel, Santa Barbara, Cal,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs Edward Parker Deacon viii MARRY
again. This time French marquis.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

HoUsE-Public interest was transferred
from the senate to the house MI. Living
ston of Georgia made a request that the
silver repeal bill be taken up ut once for
immediate consideration. Mr.. Bland and
other silver men promptly objected and
the bill went over under the rules until
Wednesday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

It has developed that the Haytian war
ship Alexandra Potion, said to have gone
down during q recent hurricane, was
scuttled by Haytfnn traitors President
Hippolyte got even By hanishfnR his secre-
tary Of the navy.
Dunkirk, Ind, now has smallpox
F. n Fisher, attorney Of Whitesboro,
Tex, has become insane. Cigarettes
E4Priest SIattery, who Is delivering
lectures over the country, was almost
mobbed In st. Louis while en- route to his
hotel He WAS protected By the police.
At Parkersburg. W. Va, Ben Butcher
while drunk almost murdered his father
with q knife and escaped.
Mrs Augusta Schmidt, who killed J.
Oscar Walton, at Walton, Ind, has been
held for first degree murder.
Two of the Dalton gang Of outlaws en-
tered the house and robbed Merchant hall
of Gushing, o. T.. of &125 while fully 20
people were IN the store.
In the jail at Hot Springs, Dee Borland,
negro boy, set fire to the bed of Edward
Duncan, 1unatie, who was confined in the
adjoining cell Duncan was burned to
death He was from Dayton, o.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 2s.-Mrs. Lizzie
Lee and Peter Adams are under arrest
here on the charge of graverobbing.
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Notica.

Notice.
THE Stockholders of the Mason CouR-
i ty Agricultural and Mechanical As
ISOLATION will take notice that on Satur-
day November 4th, 1898, at one O'Clock
p. m. at the Insurance Office of J. Z.
Rayburn Point Pleasant. w. Va, there
viii be meeting of the stockholders of
said association, for the purpose of cleo
ting board ofdirectors, to serve for the
ensuing year and for the purpose of
transacting any other business that may
legally come before said meeting. BY
association
Given under my hand this the 9th
day of Oct, 1898.
J. r. RAYBURS, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
Valuable House and Lot to Rent
in the Town Of Mason.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
DCourt of Mason county, West Virgin
la, rendered on the 9th day of Septemb-
er, 1893, in the chaneery cause ofJacob
Roush against Jacob Kauff, pending
therein, the undersigned Special Com
missioner appointed for that purpose
will rent out from year to year to the
highest bidder for sufficient length of
time to pay off the plaintiffs debt and
the interest thereon mentioned in the
papers in the said cause, together with
the costs ofthis suit (all of which include
ing the costs now amount to $3.50. on
the End day of November, at II o'clock
a. m. at the front door of the Court
House of said county, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the town OF
Mason, in the county of Mason and
State of West Virginia: Lot No. fifty
(5Il in the town of Mason, situated on
Fourth street below Center street in
said town, it being the same lot convey
ed to Israel Wolf by Humphrey Dawson
and Isabella Dawson, his wife, by deed
bearing date January End, 1871, and
which lot is now owned by the said
Jacob Kauff. There is good dwelling
house situated on the said lot with suita-
BILE cut houses and the property is very
desirable for home and residence.
TERMS OF REHTAL.-Cash as to one
third of the rental on the day of renting
and the residue IN two equal INSTALL
ments on credit, o. six and twelve
months, respectively the party renting
giving bond with good security for the
deferred payments.
CHARLES E. HOGG,
Special Commissioner
/, r E. Mitchell. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Mason county, West Virginia,
do certify that Charles Z. Hogg special
commissioner in the above cause has
given bond before me as such clerk as
required by law and the terms of the
RE. MITCHELL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Mason County, West Virginia.
oct II 4
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

In a nation of freemen armed
with the ballot the classes cannot
long Cypress the masses.
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B. s. Brown, SO, banker and manufac-
turer of Columbus, o., died of apopiexy.
he was millionaire
Ex-Judge Cunning S. Bedford of New
York died Sunday morning at the Wind
sor hotel Of pneumonia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01

SEEATE-The urgency deficiency bill5sas
considered and passed. The Joint resolu-
tion transferring, at the close of the worlds
fair, the model battleship Illinois to the
state of Illinois as an armory for the naval
militia of the state, was passed The
VOORHEES, repeal bill was taken up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-11-01
TWo INDICTMENTS

The Nebraska penitentiary at Lincol
had 500. 600 fire.
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The Russian feet at TouIon fred a ROYAL
salute, as thew do to the car, in honor of
President carnot.
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O.Y. o.

1t does seem that the accomplish
ed William Mckinley, chief of the
Buckeyes, is the greatest faker that
ever climbed a stump. No barker
in the Midway Plaisance can hold a
candle to him.
His meetings are attended by
large portions of that aggregation
of prejudice and pig headedness
known as the Republican party of
Ohio. This is why the great Fakir,
with bald-headed assurance, makes
speeches which would be an insult
to the intelligence of the inhabitants
of Tongataboo. But they 20 in
Ohio. That the foreigner pays the
tax and that trade is dull and wages
are low because the democrats In
tend to attack the Mckinley bill,
when the whole country last fall
demanded its repeal, is rank idiocy.
The fact is, the Mckinley bill is
a rotten failure and Mckinley is
certainly not so stupid as not to see
it, but he is determined that his
fool follow ers in Ohio shall not find
it out if he can help it, until after
the fall elections Wetzel Democrat
The voorhees, repeal bill has passed
the Senate, and now goes to the
House. 1t is not in strict accord
ance with the Democratic platform,
and ought never to have passed.
Unconditional repeal of the entire
Sherman law is what the Demo
cratic platform demanded, and that
is what the people expected. Now,
if they they will give the country
a fair silver coinage law, it will do
much to restore confidence and
again place business in a prosper
GUS condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
TACCINATION BY UHOLESILE.

SMALLPOX on THE ALEsIA AND PLENTY OF
WORK FOR DR.. JENKINS.
There was an inquisiicn held down the Bay yes
tcrday at which Or. Jenkins was grand inquistor
One thousand smallpox suspects vacclnaed, ana
three men were busy with arms and virus all day
long The Alesa arrived here on Sunday from Naples
from which port she sailed on April "a. with l.ooo
italians in the steerage At Quarantine the steamers
physician reported that Camille Dodesii was taken
in on May IL. with smallpox Of the varolod form.
The period of incubation Of smallpox Is at the most
fourteen DAYS. As the steamer had been out eighteen
reasoned that the patient must have been exposed
10 the disease On board the vessel Dr. Jenkins then
began the lnquistion. He summoned the officers Of
the steamer and began to question them. After a
long examination they finally admitted that there had
been another ease of smallpox, and that there was
some doubt us TO whether Giuseppe raneillo. who
buried at sea OH MAY II. he'd died from heart dis
ease as reported The air WAS uneomfcrtably warm
for several minutes the Health Officer delivered
his opinion on the subject of smallpox and the evasion
Of quarantine regulations
Before his discovery Dr.. Jenkins had sent only 80
passengers to Hoffman Island. He gave orders Tor
the vaccination of the 04s Italians immigrants and
the fortytwo men and officers OF the vessel. There
were about 1000 people OH the Alesa. and II Is
likely that every man, woman and child has been
exposed TO the smallpox There about 400
persons OH Hoffman Island from the Lain and Gera
and with the $50 sent yesterday morning from the
number Of the suspects VIII h. taken 10 swinb,rne
Island. The fact that = number Of vessels have
reached this port recently with smallpox on board
would indicate that the disease may become epidemic
n Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
LIEUTENANT LEMLY MAY REMAIN.

THE ORDER CALLING HIN BACK FROM THE CO.
LOMEIAN MILITARY SCHOOL REVOKED
Washington, May 10 (spcdaD. --secrctary Lamo"'
to-day acted fLvoribly upon the earnest request -
the Colombian Minister 10 the secretary OF state. that
Lieutenant Henry r. Lemly be- permitted 10 coh"h"'
In the service OF The Government OF that country
sucb n request Involved II revocation Of the orders
issued TO Lieutenant Lemly last week. directing him
to return TO his battery. Nv authority OF congress
and the consent OF the War Department. 'his o'ee'
was under ivcysar contract with C"iomo'a' 'cuns
Ms the director OF the military school which he esnp-
lished at BogCta few years ago. ~ present ne 10
In this country receiving and arranging Tor OoiomD
O.: hlbit at tho Worlds Fair Tomorrow The war
Department will issue formal orders authorizing
Lieutenant Lemiy to continue In the Colombian ser
vice for the next two years. at the cnd VI WIN" "
his contract with the country expires.
II IS understood that secretary Lannon'S acuoh
In rcvokng his first order Is based upon ,ne oeci
that Lieutenant Lcmly's case Is not che " ""."
there Is violation OF either the letter OF spuit Vi
the laws prohibiting officers from engaging III pf''u,r
employment. The fact that congress La" WV
knowledge OF the nature 81 Lieutenant L'n.y "'s,o'
to Colombia at the time that 1t authorized 'he war
Department 10 grant him an extended leave OF ao-
senee has supported such a belief. The further
fact that the Department consented to the making Of
his contract with the authorities at Rogota was al
additional reason for the secIetay's acton.
The request OF the Colombian Minister mad great
weight with the secretary. The case WIS Il pe'ui.i
one and it was decried only courteous 10 consacr
favoraly an application OF snch hind from Tue
representative OF a friendly republic. u - 9'''.
that the action in Lieutenant Lemly case Is no,
TO be regarded rs an exception to secretary Lsnons
rule that officers whc have long been atsrnt Io,n
their regiments shall return I" military uuues. 4.
Is 10 be Bsidered special case int? wncA ehteieo
Congressional knowledge ana au'u"ii''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
THE INFANTA COMING.
SHE SAILS FROM HAVANA FOR NEWBORN
UNCERTAINTY AS TO WHETHER THE PRESIDENT
WILL. CONE HERE TO MEET HER OR WILL

UNCERTAINTY AS TO WHETHER THE PREslpTNf
WILL COME HERE TO MEET HER OR WILL
RECEIVE HER At THE WHITE HOUSE
Havana Nav 1O-The 1nfania Eulalic and her
husband Prince Antoine were sercnaded last ihght
nv the volunteers and fremcn OF lisvnna Inc III
fan,a and Prince Antoine embarked ri O'Clock this
of,erroon ON the steamer Maria Christina for New
York. -
Washington May 15.-The lnfanta Eulniie Is COM
Inc and the cloud that overspread the sky OF inter-
national etiquette has partly cleared away. cable
message received by secretary Gresham to-day from
pomon Williams the United states ConsuAieneral NJ
Havana said that the Infanta and Prince Antoine
,roud sail for New York this afternoon at 30 O'Clock
From what can be learned In reference TO the cour'
,os,cs 70 be paid the Infana her arrival IN America
!, has not bcen definitely settled whether the fresi'
don, will 90 beyond the bounds OF American custom
and meet the Infanta at Ncw-York or remain IN
Washington and receive her at the White House III
fine same simple manner in which other distinguished
persons have been received.
The Infanta's decision TO continue her Journey 10
America IL Is therefore assumed, was not Influenced
nv any unusual concessions to spanish royal c1ueue
nromiscd in advance by United states authorities
The President Is said TO be thoroughly In favor oil
doing all that BE- done to pay proper honor 10
the lnianta during her visit, but he wants 10 40 II
in the American way. The lnlan'a Is que III Ne"
Work on Nav 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16

London May l5.-In the House OF Commons to-day
The debate OH the Home Rule bin resumed. and
The amendment offered BY Victor Cavendlsh. Con-
serva,ive Member for West Derbyshlre. was taken
up This proposed amendment provided that the
bin sbould specify the subjects with which the Irish
Legislature should deal. the Legislature to te kept
strictly within the limits specified
Mr. Gladstone said that 1t would be absurd to give
the new Parliament only subjects here and there
upon which II could decide, keeping back others
The Irish Legislature ought to have full liberty TO
deal with irish affairs. lCheers.l
The Cavendish amendment WAS rejected BY vote
OF 275 To a.s
SIR J. u,und,ll Maple. Conservative. Member Tar
CamlerweIl. asked The Prime Minister whether the
value OF the posto:hce property In Ireland which the
Imperul Government proposed to GIVE free OF cost
OR CONDENSATION, TO the new Irish Government, to
he created by the Home Rule bill. amounted In the
total to E4.0Oo,OO
Mr. Gladstone answered that he considered the
estimate a fabulous one, but that Ireland would re-
ccve the postonicc properly iree Of any charge
{" Hear Hear
Most Of the evening WAS passed In discussing and
DIVIDING upon trivial motions to amend tho Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-16
ryr MILITARY cEyErERT AT NlEDOyADA.

letter received in this city from an officer on ooas
the United States ship iantc, now AZ sNsao'a-'
Uruguay, contains the following REMARKS ~ ~, ~,
ua,.x IN which the seamen who died there while Az
taehed 10 the United States ship are buried
"a general subscription on the ships d the u i'e.
states NJ Mon,eyldeo spring supplied the tuhas U
under the direction Of Lieutenant. oniAhu, 80, a
oved in placing stones with appropriate inscriptions az
tho head of each grave The cemetery plot mas ose.
nrlosed BY handsomely cut granite stones, whlcn 49,
hmh, ,,om Monteyieo for the purpose by the steamer
go, nd tho cemetery mas been made very preE
no, The men have taken great delight In ths wofA :"
su,,vtno the resting place OF tieir comrades.
~rhe bodies buried in this cemetery were ons,na"s
on the Island of MorFte The Go'er,ns". u sone,s,
o. esfahli she'd At MaIdonado.'