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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money ani Stock
Markets. r... .

Markets. #... |...
NEw YonK. Feb. 2a-Sioney on call easy al
lazy per cent? last loan at ~ per cont; closed ut
~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3,ia5x per
cent. Sterling exchange firm ut 81 SS]sai ssh
Silver certificates 6o,lc bid. Tho total sales OF
stocks TO- day were $4,000 shares.
Tho break Of per cont In Canada Pacific on
the London stock exchange. owing TO tho ps.
snge OF the dividend on the common stock mud
tho consequent hcaylncS OF the market Tor
American so curitioa, exercised n very depressing
influence on speculation here at tho opening Of
business this morning. a brisk selling move.
mont was inaugurRtcd for both the homo aud
foreign accounts. Canada Pacific on sales OF 100
shares broke 81 per cent TO ~ during the morn.
Ing, and In tho afternoon on sales OF 2O0 shares
reccded an additional! Per cent, aud closed AT
ket the lowest sales OF tho day werc made rs a
rule before noon. except some OF tho Industrial
shares. which reached tho loves. point later III
the day. Thc decline ranged from X 10 lsz per
cent In the active list, the latter In Chicago Gas
During the afternoon tho market showed signs
OF improvement. While somewhat Irregular,
tho tendency OF prices was upward aud tho mar
ket closed firm. the final sules being Y per. cent
above the lowest point, but generally lower
than the closing price OF Saturday. The pFlncl.
pal losses arc: Rubber ~. Baltimore & Ohio ~,
Wheeling & Lake Erie. Chicago Gas and Distili'
Ing u and Sugar and Laclede Gas n per cent.
Advances: Leather preferred, New York. Chi.
cGgo & St. Louis second preferred and Tobacco
y per cent
The movement OF prices n to.days bond mar
ket was generally downward and material loses
were recorded In n number OF instances. Tho
sales for the day were sSs7000.
Sales OF the now government iours, when Is.
sued were made late today al lls14.
The deposits OF gold nt tho sub.!reaSury to-day
on account OF the bond syndicate were s,31s, 900.
Government bonds firm.
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds weak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
DIR. VENOE
UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE.

!tlsseliom tliath manufacturer OF medicine
IL honOrcd NJ Ptfio hnS boon. several SoarS ago,
Whon no commenced hla healing clinic, III Eng
land. 10 was treated with suspicion. but now
many OF tho royal blood aud elite arc among his
patrons and patients.
Htno's Cnritlre tpnip Is made from tho famous
Llnhlrind0d Mln0rnl Water. Tho Virtue nil
eScnl!enco OF tho Wntot rs n healing hHent, u
wen known, nnd for TINT reason mnny pnyN'
clans aro prescribing VenOs remedies.
:, lilos Cuniite Syrup Il the quickest euro ~
the world Tor nOtyOusnesS, dyspepsia, liver, kid
ncy. stomach and blood disorders. weakness
poor appetite, SlcoplCSSnosS, female weakness
aud when used with ltnO'G Eoctrlc Fluid, VIII
certainly euro rheumatism, lumbago, scatich,
neuralgia aud all aches aud palms Price %
cents per bottle. Sold with a guarantee TO euro
or refund tho money by UOetlo. tho drnGGIAt.
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THE ACroR.PnEACHER
Continues to EIhort aud says This Is tn
Opportunity of Ills Life,

CONTINUES TO EIhort and says This Is tho
Opportunity of His Life.
OAKLAND. CAL, Feb. 25.-Rev. Ed.
ward Davies, actor preacher. word.
painter, patron Of the waltz aud spon.
sor Tor bean poker, continues to preach
to immense audiences. He says he 70.
alizos that the opportunity Of his life la
at hand and he will endeavor to be.
come truly great man. He will not
fec! called upon to preach II tho ccngre.
CATION diminishes. and he says he wont
speak unless overy scat is occupied. He
ascti6es to jealousy tho invitation OF
Rev. J. X. Combs. OF Conuersville, Ind,
to come to Oakland to correct and dis.
ciPline him. Davies said:
II know Rev. Combs; he is a success.
full evangelist bu. m illitora,e man
one OF the old school OF .heologians l
should welcome him here, however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
For the Hooking Miners,

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 25.-At a meet.
ing OF the fund committee OF the cham
Dor OF commerce to-day 1t was voted to
appropriate $1,000 Of tho existing
Johnstown flood surplus fund. to the
destitute miners OF the Hooking Valley
and Sunday Creek districts. A tele-
gram was sent to Governor Mckinley
notifying him to draw for the amount
mentioned at once. 1t was aIso decided
that second thousand dollars should
be devoted to tho same purpose il the
governor thought i. necessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

him there woro sl,owors Of glass. Ito
", was not, however, seriously injured.
iIho barroom fixtures woro badly shat.
torod and tho liquors were blown out
upon tho street. A leak from tho GU,
meter had llllod the room with gas dur.
Ing tho night. Tho sound OF tho OK.
plosion was tremendous. causing d
panic among tho hotel quests,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Chicnro-;Cattle quiet at iOal5c higher. Feed.
Ing steers sold at y .Oai Is. From 81 % 10 S. %
prices for cows md bulls wcro 81 o5li IS, IIios
market weak: hcnvy aud medium weights sold
principally at s. aal IS, and poor Ivht nui
rough light mixed SOLD around 81 70. CIlls were
luoiod'nt s. boa3 20. Sales OF sheep and lambs
haleabO ut s. 6Oai " for poor 10 0xtrn, and nnbs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Now York-Thero was moro stir In tho dry
goods market ms tho result OF tho presence Of
vsltlnI buyers md orders OF representatives
OF out Of town houses Engagempnts wero Of
more moderate quantities Of scssonnblo special.
ties With very pronounced request for drcss
goods. silks. domcstics and white goods There
WINS M irregular dculnnd for staples mud fair
snles were effected. Printing cloths Guiet al
. 9l6c mud moderate sncs were reported Tor odds:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Tho best aalvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, foyer
sorea, tetter, chappod hands. chilblains,
corns, md all skin cruptions, and posi- :
tlvoly cures pilos, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For salo by Logan Drug
Com nnny -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
STATE OF ONO, CIrY OF TOLEDO,

=
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm Of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city OF Toledo, county and state aiore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
SUM OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of Catnrrh that canno,
be cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ], CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day OF Decem.
Der, A. D. 1856.
49,, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. sond
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
EaS-sold by druggists. 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Young Lndy-If yon will lot mo have
those rosos. will give you q kiss for
each Of them-but why do you run
away, cousin2 How rude OF you.
Cousin-Ono momont; l nm going for
somo moro roses. -D0rfburbier. rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
a GAS LEAK
Causes Torri1c Explosion In California
,Iz' Hotel.

,5zN Hotel.
OAKLAND, GALA, Fob. 25.-Tho Calm
do hotol barroom wns wrecked by a
disastrous explosion this morning.
James Bouquet, tho proprietor wont to
tho SALOON and entering mn antc.room.
which was heavily cur.ainod, struck a
match. Instantly thoro was q terrific
explosion. Bouquet wns hurled out
through tho doorway and on all aideH Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

we recommend Johnson'a Magnetic
on Tor rheumatism, neuralgia, sprainn
bruises. lame back; it quickly relieves
pain; % and 80 cents. Chas. r, Goethe
and ". W. Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Mamma, SEQ how cold that poor
cheatnut man looks. DO give mo five
cents so. no can earn somothing."--Fiie-
ftfnds RIrsiIer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

q III = ..
At 81 25aj No. llccepts-Ca,lc L. O0) hcatl; calves
200 head. hogs IO,Otv hcadi sheep loo head,
East i.lbsrty-cattle In fair demand; primo
H.ajaS 10: good butchers u UQat %; bulls, stays
mud cows % 0Oa3 81 Hogs. receipts light; Phlln.
delphIas 81 ajaI 10; best rotkors 81 .oai 20:
rotighs 81 UOn3 n. Sheep. demand only fair;
51O. 'llf rvs
Cincinnati Hogs nc,lyonnd higher at 81 GA
! 10; receipts 5000 head; Ahlpnlcnts wv head.
Petroleum..
Oh City-opcned at 81 05k; highest 81 OK;
lowest 81 0JH; closed at 81 U3gs sales 1000 bar.
rclT shipments li!,OSG barrels; runs %, 6OJ bar.
rcls. ...
Now Yorh--pctrolcum easier: Pennsylvania
oil sales none; March options. sales none; closed
NJ u 03ia bid. Lima oil. sales none.
Metals. t.#
Now rOrk-Plg Iron quiet: Jscotoh $40 OOa20 %;
American 80 bOal? TO- Copper cnsy; btoken'
prico 81 GO, Lend firm. brokers' price a UaiI
Thu steady; straits SIS TO- Plates, market weak.
Spcl,er dull. -lSn
li Wool.
New York-Wo0l Qnlct, I'LL
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H|O 4. ] DEAD.
Funeral OF tho Lato Frederick
Douglass In Washington.
GREAT cROWOSOF PEOPLE ATTEND

Aud Wow tho Body as II Lloa In state
at tho metropolitan Churoh--Fioral
ohSrinGs-lmprcsslvo Services 10.
ioro tho body Is Forwarded to Now
fork-Tho Tribute OF Pastor.
Prominent White Women Who Pay
Their Rcspccts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
A.R pennsylvania Stations.
N EHRnnSy|Vanid LINES.
ErN3 Trims Run by Central Time

TICKET OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION Oh
WATER ST.. Foor OF EiEvrSTH ST. WHEELING,
AT MCCLURE HOUSE. WHEELISG, AND At rus
fESNsfLrASiA STATION. pniuGHroIr.
sSNrruwrsr SrsrFy-"pAS lI,SnLg ROUTE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Cinoinnnu.Flour steady: iancy s, 3Sas u:
family $? 0on? u. Wheat firm; No. rcd 5iI;c
Corn barely steady; No. = mixed exc, Onts
stcady: No. mixed size. Rye dull; No. :, asc.;
Pork firm nj, $40 %. Lard steady at % Sin6 10
Bulk meats firm at IS %. Bacon In moderate
demand at s63 7I Whisky steady al 81 Is. But.
strong ct &c. Cheese steady. q 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26

Cincinnati Hogs nctlyonnd higher at 81 9ja
l 10; receipts 5000 head; hhlpmcnts wv head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-26
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud after Saturday. February .. 1896, trains
will run rs follows. city time: I:i55

tDaily, except sunday. -1-----'-f-
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grovoas
9:i3a. In. aud Wheeling at lsl7 p. III y..SS33i /.
II. l. WEfSGERBER. Gen. Manager. :
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
The total issue of bonds by the government

The total issue of bonds by the government
upon the bond-aided lines amounts to $64,-
623, ,512 Interest on the same to June 30,
1885, is $105, ,6S5 ,9S643. II the government
hao the right to apply the sinking fund col
lected under the act of 1878. known as the
Thurman funding act, a credit can be made
upon this amount of $50 1913 1864, leaving
total due the government of s117 ,436,G02.09
study of the act referred to must create
a doubt as to the application OF this sinking
fund. 1t may have been the intention that
it should be distributed according to existing
priorities and not to the government alone.
This right, however, Of the government to
apply the sinking fund to its debt Is chiefly
ma erial in fixing the time when defaults on
the part OF roads occur, for the properties
are worth much more than the first mortgage
bonds.
The following tables show the gross re-
cepts, expenditures and net receipts of
each of these roads for the past ten years:
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Expenditures include annual interest on first
mortgage bonds, si,GIi $50,
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Total first mortgage bonds. .... .$6i 613, ,0OC
1t will be seen by comparison Of the two
| sets of bonds that those issued as first mort
| gage bonds by the railroad did not in all
cases follow the requirements of the act Of
July 3, 1864, and that they are not "of even
| tenor and date, time Of maturity" etc., with
the bonds authorized to be issued to said
railroad companies by the government. The
dates Of the maturity of these bonds disclose
the fact that bond of the Kansas Pacific,
for which the Union Pacific was liable. ma
tured on the 1st of November Of this year,
while bond for which the Central Pacific
was liable matured on the 18th Of January
of this year. 1t will also be seen that a
number OF these bonds mature early in the
next year, and all Of them mature by the 1st
Of January, 1S99 1t would seem, therefore,
to be impossible for congress longer to post
pCne action with regard to these bonds and
the property upon which they constitute a
lien.
THE GOVERNMENTS INTEREST.
In determining what course should be pur-
sued, two objects will receive consideration:
a. The collection Of the debt due to the
government.
(2,) The creation Of great through line
from the Missouri to the Pacific. This was
the original purpose OF the government,
leading to the issue OF these bonds,
/ will not undertake to review the conduct
Of those who have managed this property,
and who have misused the governments aid.
A most Interesting presentation OF the facts
will be found In the report of the commits
sion appointed under authority of an act of
congress approved March 3. 1887, consisting
OF Messrs. Anderson, Lttler and Pattison.
If suggestion of leniency on the part of the
government should be made In the interests
of those who received the governments
bounty, study of the facts which this COM
mission developed will show that the time
has come to regard only the interests OF
the government.
The following table states the amount due
on the subsidy bonds and the first mortgage
bonds, and also gives the credits on account OF
the sinking fund. 1t shows what would be
the investment OF the government in these
properties IL II Is compelled 10 pay of the
first mortgage bonds, which alone are SUI
perior TO the government lien. II would be
an increased investment OF s6i. .613, 900 to save
an investment already made OF $117. .436 900.
AS the properties are worth very much more
than the first mortgage bonds. and as the gov
ernment has the second mortgage bonds the
government occupies the position OF being
forced TO make coed the first mortgage bonds
in order to secure its own claim. II the first
mortgage bonds on any plan OF extension are
simply those Of the railroad company, they
could not be disposed Of at the low rate OF
interest at which the government bonds would
sell. As the interest which they would draw
comes out OF the property to which the gov
ernment must look for payment OF the sec
ond mortgage bonds. It would seem clearly
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

better that the government should assume
the first mortgage bonds, guarantee them
and put the rate of interest at the figure for
which the government bonds sell if the bonds
are to be renewed or extended.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Total $50 500 5G5 60 se9sis 5O2 q sl4 152 Od3 So
Av 10 yrs. {, $50 05656 6,93i S5O.22 14l5 2O6 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
GOSSIP ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

A few months before he died HoratIo Sey-
mour said to one Of his friends, Dwight
Law renee Of New York: Dwight, feel that
l am near the end of my career, and want
to tell you something. l have had a great
deal to do with politics and with politicians
in my time and as / look back over the past
can clearly see that the best friendships
Of my life have been formed in politics. 1t
is In politics that have met the manifest
men, the most generosity. These friendships
have been enduring, too; many OF them have
been continuous throughout life. ! believe
politics brings out the best there is In men.
1t teaches the narrow man to be broad, the
selfish man to be generous This is true be
cause friendships are essential to success"
Miss French Octave Thanet) thus explains
how she got her nom de plume: Octave
was The name of a school friend II is both
French and Scotch. thought If could find
another name to go with 1t that was both
French and Scotch would adopt that. was
riding on train one time when We stopped at
way station, and on the siding near where
sat was freight ear painted red On the
side was chalked the word 'Thanet.' What 1t
meant or how 1t got there l have not the
slightest Idea, but | decided then and there
to adopt 1t. Lots OF people stlll think that
Octave Thanet is man"
American statesmen have not, as a rule,
exhibited much partialty for life insurance.
but recent bulletin published by one of
the largest companies shows that the follow.
ing assurances were carried by some we'll
known men: President Garfield, s25. 900; Pres
ident Arthur $6,997; Daniel Manning ex-
George II. Thomas, $4,000; Samuel Bowies
so. 900; John i. Hartranft, ex-governor OF
Pennsylvania, $4,000; A. b. Gardner, ex-
governor Of Vermont. $4,000; William G.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Total ..,se s7s e77sO SO Gao i96 Ss si27ss ISL 42
Av 10 yrs. 2,23I.56l,7S l.s6i,9i96s l,2726lsl4
Expenditures do nc. include annual interest on
first mortgage bonds. sSIS $50.
CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAIL
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

1t is announced in the Russian press that
an old man has died at Odessa leaving ,00O,-
900 of rubles to his four nieees who have
hitherto been In very humble elrcum-
stances, In order. however. 10 check any
thing like pride In the fortunate ladies' the
uncle stipulates that previous to receiving
the money they are TO work for fifteen
months either as chambermalds washer
women or farm servants. There are three
executors who are enjoined to see that the
condition Is scrupulously respected The
ladies', II appears have In consequence gone
into domestic service. II is said that
already they have had s63 offers Of mar
rlage.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
VARIOUS PLANS CONSIDERED.


VARIOUS PLANS CONSIDERED
AS the original government bonds and the
first mortgage bonds are about due, they can
be paid off at their face value, and as
government per cent bond is worth more
than par at the present time, there would be
no difficulty in utilizing a new 3 per cent
bond to pay of or call in both of the other
issues.
1t will be seen that If such a course were
pursued by the government and this property
averaged in the future the same net profit
that IL has during the past ten years, it
would earn sufficient to pay the per cent
on the bonds which the government would
be compelled to issue and yet leave a yearly
net margin Of 50, ,0S9, 1868.
The government should, therefore be able
easily 10 provide for the sale OF the bond
aided roads to new corporation which
could meet the annual interest on guaran-
teed per cent bond, equal to the first
mortgage and the subsidy bonds, and also pay
a reasonable sum annually into the treasury
toward the liquidation Of the entire bonded
indebtedness.
There are various ways In which the in
terests OF the government could be intell-
gently handled. present this additional
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Total .sl36 1871 760 43 sos $50 OS.76 S3S1il 741G7
Av. 10 yrs 1853 FGOi 9,S05,0OlG 3,S4,E4.T
Expenditures include annual interest on first
mortgage bonds. 81, 7io.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08

Fargo of Buffalo. $4,000; Joseph d. Bedle
ex-governor of New Jersey. $1,000; Leon ABB
bett, ex- governor of New Jersey $11,356.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Total .s4Sss, ,22i .25 s318s, ,5267s 81, ,6sl.

Total ...s4.S9s, 22l.25 s31ss5267s sl,754,6ei. 40
Av. 10 yrs. 4S9, S22.12 3l3. 1852 6S l75, ,4G9, "A
Expenditures do not include annual interest on
first mortgage bonds, S9IGS0
1t will be seen that the average annual net
earnings of the Union Pacific and Central
Pacific main lines during the past ten years
have been sS,1S1 ,220, while the total amount
Of the first mortgage bonds and the govern
ment bonds issued upon the main lines, less
the sinking fund for the main lines, is $152,-
245, ,551.6G This annual net profit shows
the properties to have earned nearly 6 per
cent on the entire amount which the govern
ment has paid and would pay II 1t were COM
PEELED to pay off the first mortgage bonds.
This being the case, 1t would seem to be
clear business proposition that the govern
menr ought not to lose any large amount IL
1t should be compelled through foreclosure to
collect its debt.
PROBABLE NET PROFIT
The following table Is prepared for the pur-
pose OF showing the probable net profit each
year after paying interest charge upon the
main lines Of the Union and Central Pacific,
IL the government should be compelled TO
take UP the first mortgage bonds and the
bonds 1t has already issued, substituting for
both sets of bonds government 3 per cent
bonds:
u. p Ry.. Cent. p. Ry..
Union d. entire bond
vision. aided line. Total.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-08
Young Men and MaidenS

Under the msto bough will think of hint
Fansmoderae in priceor elegant and costly Pockeboos-Pn
hodersor wonderful combination pues-sod gold
silver trimmed
HandkerchefsAn immense ranging price
owe) These
Art Goods-Plows sachets pretty holders, sug
gestve of the Oentredoent with the choicest odors from Aaby
Gloves-For every day. reception, evening
Mitefs-Silk Kid, lined otherwise
Practical you will say-yes, and we think appropriate.
Perumes-deighful and fragrant-and entclng
things in atomies
What Man-woud not be pleased with of Umbrella? ?
Simple heddeo the nobbiest ideas Congo
Mounted, all silk dresy afairs-Canes match if desired
Ties Suspenders Handkerchief inialed boxes-a higher
grade these than usually goods prices
rresisabe
Our Book Department is filled delight
"Bacon he living Some scan swallow others
to chew and digest
Caenders-Beautfu useful unique narvelouy price,
Arizona republican., 1895-09-01

Good house of five barn. good four mules ar chickens Also rge complete pumping plant capable pump sufficient this entire tvaton, balance of land cleared from Phoenix. Price S2O per acre, s64OO. Apply
The National tribune., 1895-07-25
Naval Veterans.

The officers of Cumberland Association, New
Bedford, Mass, Commodore, George P.
Clifford; Capt, Charles l.. Wecden Com, Jas.
b. Russell; Lieut.. Com, Fred NJ. Hammer;
Senior Lieut., Daniel Gersand; Junior Lieut.,
orrin q. Perry; Master, Charles NJ Bumpus;
Ensign, Benjamin w. Taylor; Paymaster,
Thomas Wood; Asst Paymaster, Patrick Cum
ningham Chief Engineer, Joseph T. Hatha-
way; Asst Engineer, Hugh Mawhnney; Surg.
James c. Stafford; Asst Surg, Theodore 8.
Morse: Chap, William Hawes; Boatwain,
Peter Ounce Gunner. Frank Little; Carpen-
ter Manuel s. Williams; Sailmsker, Peter
Geotia; Commodores Sec, The0. L. Lawton;
Boatswain's Mate. Charles +. Dunham Signal
Q. NJ, Cells S. Ricketson; Commodore's Cox
swain, Alfred r. Morse; Yeoman. Charleton II.
Wing; Master alarms, Herman G. Holmes;
Ships Writer, Seth J. Ssmpso Armorer. Geo.
S. Weaver; Paymaster's Steward. S. S. Benja-
min; Ships Cook. VIM. Carter; Q. NJ, Abrsm
s. Taber; Captains Cexswain. Jacob Parkin-
son Quarter Gunner. G. NJ. Crocker; Captain
Msintop J. G. Tole; Captain Foretop, b. F.
Fuller; Captain Mizzentop, w. Hatch; Gun
ncr's Mate. Edward Hart; Captain A fter Guard,
Chas L. Fisher; Captain Forecasts, Manuel
Franklin; Ships Corporal. John Lumbert;
Captain of the Hold, Edward K. Richards.