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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-19

First published 10 the Guthrie Daily
Leader, Oct. .
Notice.
To whom IL may concern.
Notibe is hereby given that John
Brill has this day filed his petition for
license to retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan county, Oklahoma, and that
unless objection TO the same as re-
qgirei by law be filed by the I7th duy
OF october, A. a.. 1925, Said petition
Yill be granted.
z X. Emmett Stewart
County Clerk.
Guthrie, o. r., October 2, ls95
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-19

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Saratoga. didn't hear 50 much tbout 81 Gs Josiah
did, uatalaii, trie are things that are talked ~
more amongst mon than womtli.
tod hin from The inst ont that he'd beitCT let
Il enllrfly alone.
Bus be seemed sot He said IN was more fash on.
able aiaougs' married men and wimnlen than
lie mo-e single oncs,' he said, IL Nus drct.ul
fashionable aflonust TarJner."
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There was a Young English girl ahoardlu' 70 tho
name place wl did. She dressed some like young
man, carried cane, etc. hut she Nnz one II til3
upper 10, AND wig rs pretty - picture. and $50
Josiah mad klndcf s1l iis eyes on ler - Ds.l' 4
soOd one y ny Ills experiment with.
CRITICS SAY oFiT.
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=" u Is an evaneei Of the keenest tarcasm
~on The iollies Of fashion. ."-Laikena o.
~eefter. 81. .a.rrf -fsr- ss-sa-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-19

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Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Or. Huibul d A. ocean Grove.

OCEAN GRovE, Aug 1-Twenty SIX
years ago yesterday the frst prye
meeting was held IN Ocean Grove IN a
tent occupied By the late Joseph q
Thornley,, OF Philidelphla The event
OF a quarter Of 8 century ago was
fltingly celebrated when a meeting vas
held on the identical spot In what is nov
Thompson Park. Thousands atsendg d
the meeting, which Was IN charge Of
Rev DR. e q Stokes. presid ent OF the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
The service consisted Of sinfing BY the
Silver Lake Quartet and brief addrs sses
by several oivines connected with tie
early history OF the resort 10 the even
ing Rev Dr. Merritt Hulburd, OF
Wilmington, delivered the anniversary
address in the auditorium before large
audience
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
oaeer rwo. were Ihese rwo

Two small daughters of A'rlcn Of fh ut
nine Summers and ss mauy Wntuis
we're the source Of pleasure 10 the crowds
nb3u. tho P w & B station last even
ing Que was attiIed la frook evidtntlY
made for some person larger than her
self, while her friends teemed scant.
Each was wearing a mans straw hat.
large enough TO allow the wind to play
hide and seek amidst tue curly hair
AT, clionRtely. ann in arm, the tsrnished
pair marched down the platform, aud
some ore rsmsrie ed: "rhere 20 the two
little girls 10 blue. es they disappeared
Ia the crowd
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
F0UaDAWOMAN HERMIT
Starving With Her Children In
Mountain Cave.
SIZE WAS TOO PROUD TO ASK HELP

After Her Husbands Death Mrs. DeiEhton
Was Evictnd. and Then She Took Her
Family Into the woods and Found a Cave.
She tad Lived There For Year.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Aug. 1.-Tho strangest
case of poverty and pride which ever came
to tho attention OF the authorities here
was discovered whom Poor Director A. 5.
Monroe was informed that female her
nit, with two children, had been found
starving in a. mountain cave. The story
seemed Incredible, and to satisfy himself
Mr.. Monroe went to the place, accompa-
MED by several citizens.
The cave is located near the top Of Har-
leigh mountain and about a mile from
this city. Its surroundings are Wild and
craggy, and only small winding foot
path leads TO it. The hut is dug beneath n
huge rock. Oycrhangng boughs formed
the door. There was found Mrs. Anthony
Deighton, the widow Of an English miner,
with her two children, aged s and 10 years
respectively. They have lived there for q
year, and until the mother got sick a
month ago got along very well. Whom
found they were starving, and the hut
presented picture of abiect dcstitution.
1t took but little inquiry to convince
the party that they had found q real fe-
male hermit, the woman's story showing
that she had chosen this strange mode Of
life rather than solicit charity.
Evicted From Her Home.
Anthony Deighton died in April, 1880
He worked in the mines at Ebervale and
provided well for his family. He also
owned some land i'm the south upon which
he intended to settle about the time Of his
death. He came from England with his
wife / 3 years ago and settled in Ebcryale,
and was well known in this section.
Aftcr tho husbands death the wife
moved from place 10 place. trying to earn
a livelihood for her children. A year ago
she became SO poverty stricken she could
not pay her rent and she was evicted
from her home in Hazel township. Hav-
ing no other place TO go to, she took up
her abode in the mountain where she was
found.
How she managed to provide for her
children is a mystery but she did so until
a month ago when she was prostratod by
sickness. Her distress and the helplessness
of the children attracted the attention of
people living on the outskirts Of the city,
and in that way the authorities learned
of the case.
The woman at first declined to accept
the offered hospitality Of her visitors, but
was finally persuaded to leave the hut and
90 to the almshouse until inquiry can be
made about her affairs and her property
restored TO her. She refused to talk Of her
strange life, but in a small family Bible
discovered in the hut papers were found
which showed that she lived in such a
strange manner rather than ask for char
ity.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Dovor's rIrst Appearance Hore.

The Dover Club will make It's frst
appearance In this city this season at the
Uoion street grounds next Saturday
Then the second Of series Of games for
the championship Of Delaware Will be
played with the Rockford team
Rockford was recently vanquiShed by
the Dover team At the state capital with
aaloney Ia the box. On Saturday
however, Kenney will do the pitching
against CLARK These pitchers, two OF
ths bsst In the stste will be a great
drawing card for this game. Each Of
the concerning clubs OF the state. Dover.
Rockford and ColumbiA A. q. has Won
and lost game and consequently are
tied The game Of Saturday viii break
the tie
The game will b. called &. o'clock.
The batting order:
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Starving An HIid-ocean.

graphic tale OF the sea was related
by Captain Oshelmsnn, OF the Geeman
steamship Hafz, which arrived In PhIla
delphla yesterday from Nordenham, and
which recently loaded With oil at Marcus
Hock The Bafz left N)rdsnbam on
July p last. Ga the R0rning Of July 90
when in latitude 48. longitude 20 west,
the lookout called attention to vessel
fl ing distress signals, which proved to
be the Lennie Bnrrell. Of Nova Scotia,
big vessel Of 328 tons burthan. built
ia Yarmouth, England. in 1877. She
was 80 days out from Pensacola, aad
there was not a man aboard who WAS not
in sore need OF food. Captain McLaugh.
lin said that when he left Pensacola be
had expected a short run TO Barrow.
where the ship was bound with a cargo
Of lumber He had met with head winds
and contrary weather, delaying his
voyage.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Baltimore and Boston Meet
for the First Time.
ANp THs F0RMgR wNs THE CANE

RocA ford wni Play Dover on Saturday
with Kennry and clark as Opposing
Ptchers-PhuIies Are Playing cham
ptonship BAN just Now.
Baltimore met Boston yesterday for the
frst time this sess) aud defeat, the
"Rsan eaters. e, curing third place more
firmly a. showing Boston back to hfth
The Phiiei are pattiog up good game
Al hast and won their third successive
game while Chicago was defeating The
Plttsburg team New York gained another
Victory over Washington. The Lou
willie "colonela" surprised themselves
ard everyone else by Winning their fourth
successive game
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
DIED.

CLEAVER. On the 9th instant, Ma ~ A +.
wife Of Mark NJ. Cleaver. aged 5s years.
DOUGaERTY.- I'm this city, on the s6th in
slant. Jennie. daughter Of James and Maggie
Dougherty, aged years.
MULHERN. Ia this city. on the 2sth in
slant Hannah Mulhe n. aged 20 years.
MILLIS.-On July 27, 1895. ,.Rachael Mills,
In her S0th year.
PRICE.-On Saturday, 21th instant, Henry
Price. aged 6j years.
SHARP 20 In = iladelphia, on Sunday,
July 28. James sharp, ia the 52nd year Of his
age
SWEENEY.--In this city. on the 2sth To-
stant. ane, widow OF the late Hugh Sweeney.
WALLACE On the 28th instant, Esrl
CorKrsn. only son Of A. =. and Anna M. Wall
lace. aeed years, B months and IS days.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Dover FolIs md TheIr FrIends.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
DOVER, Aug 1 Miss Edna Lawrence,
of fredericksburg, Va, VINO went home
last week to attend the funeral of a
friend, has returned TO Dover to complete
her visit to Mrs q Ford.
Eugene Wilson, of Washington d. c.
son OF Cove Wilson, formerly Of this
town, IS visiting his aunt, Mrs. E p
Taylor.
Mrs. w. A. Hoeveler, daughter and
two sons, of Pittsburg, are the guests Of
Miss Nits Walker
Mrs Wilson Hobson and son, Of
Philadelphia. are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John s. Collins.
Attorney General John R Nicholson
has been on cruise on the pilot boat
Bayard.
j. Hum Hillyard, who has been in
Louisiana for nearly two years, has
returned to Dover.
Misses Hennie Van Leer, Of Baltimore,
and Bessie GreenGbaum, Of Sssford, have
been visiting Mrs. Joseph Levi
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jefferson, Of
Memphis. Tenn. are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Hsltshu
Miss Walters, o. Philadelphia, and
Miss Rachel Brown, Of Wilmington, are
the guests Of Mics Lizzie Clark
DR.. j. Il Caldwell and family are
spending the Summer on q farm near
New Castle.
Mr. and Mrs James L. Selfridge are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. h.
Todd
Chancellor and Mes James L Wolcott
have returned from Saratoga
Misses Barnes and Belville, of Brooklyn,
are the guests Of Miss Bertha Cole
Miss Annie D. Gibson. of New York,
has been visiting Miss Bertha Frank az
the Hotel Richardson
Miss Mary Jackson. Of Salisbury, Nd
Is the guest Of Miss Murray.
Miss NJ Z Morris, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting friends near Camden
Walter Hezsl, Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs Z A Slaughter
Mrs. Walter Killen, of Philadelphia,
is the guest OF the Misses Hook.
Mrs. James Bice and children are at
Rehoboth.
Miss Sadie Hill Of Milford, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs (. X Bstts
Henry Rldgely and wife LETT on Tues e.
day for a trip to Baltimore via steamer
Chowan from 5eaford
w. A Jester, OF Delaware City, is
visiting friends near Camden
Mrs Roland Jones aud children are
visiting near Pho lixviile, Pa.
Miss. .Florencs Oaulk, OF Camden, will
leave this week for Asbury Park
Miss Daisy Sutton, Of Wilmington,
is visiting Miss Helen Bishop
Miss sharp, Of Harrington, s visiting
Miss Lena Cole
Miss Lana Chatham, Of Philsdelphis,
is visiting friends here.
Alfred BArcuJ, Of Philadelphia, Is
spending few days here.
Cecil O. Fulton aud family ara tenLing
at kits Hammock.
Mr.. and Mrs James Penntwill have
returned from Saratoga.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
TO PRODUCE sMoKeLEss PowDEn
Large FIRMS Working Hard 60 Mauufaot-
ure Satisfactory Article

hfe iehheihthof1 Afht'ie
WAsaIRGro Aug -Four OF the
largest poW der hms IN this country
are working hard 10 produce q smckeless
powder acceptable TO the Army Or5nsnce
Bureau A large number OF tesla have
been made, aud ordnance on are
greatly encouraged By the results oh
tanned. A powder to meet oil require
ments has not yet been secured. but
satisfactory progress Is reported.
The determination Of the value Of
smokeless powder rtq 1ires much tims
rs laboratory tests viii only thoe
whether OF not the powder is worth .
storsgs test Ia this test The powder is
stored for months ia various ellmat-s
packed Ia csriridge cases aud carried
by iroops. after witch it is tested While
a fair ANAL arm and sporting powder has
been produced. mono has Yet been made
which will meet tho requirements Of the
Ordnance Boreeu for tue large seacoasts
.uns, for which { Is most desired
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Irouralon 10 NInrnrn FsIls.

Thursday, August 18th, the Royal Blue
Line will repeat its txcursijn TO Niagara
Falls. Watkins Glen, Msuch Chunk, & en-
Onoko, Rochester and Geneva
The route Is via the famous Lehigh
Valley. giving tourists q daylight tide
through the "S Eiizsrland Of Auer'c1
A special express with Pnllmsn Perlor
Cars attached in charge OF an experienced
tourist agent will leave B o. siktion,
Washington, $40 M Baltimore. 05
n arriving at the falls IL GO P. m ,
atoppinq at following statiors.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
is LORD HADDo LosT2
His Yacht Has Not Been seen on the Lake
Since Monday.

HIS Yacht Has Not Deen Seen on the Lake
Since Monday.
MINIATURES, Aug. THE yacht Haw-
thorne of Chicago arrived here from Greon
Bay, which port the schooner cleared Mon
day afternoon. She encountered the big
blow off Manitowoc Monday night, but
weathered it all right. The crew saw moth
ing Of the yacht Sunbeam, which left
Surgeons Bay Monday in the afternoon
with Lord Cecil Haddo and party on board
Absolutely has been heard from
the latter since Monday night, and com
siderable concern is felt here fer the snfe-
ty Of the party. Friends in Toronto are
making constant inquiries.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
MINE ON FIRE.
williams Heroism Saved the Lives of Sow
enteen Fellow Workmen.

enteen Fellow Workmen.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 1.-Fire was dis
covered in the Sturges mine of the New
York, Ontario and Western Railroad col
liery at Peclzville. The flames first ap-
peared in the pump and spread to the barn.
where there were II mules. All but three
Of the animals were burned to death.
But for the hcroism Of Edward Williams
aged %, who had charge Of the pump, a
terrible catastrophe would probably have
occurred. Williams discovered the fire and
ran through the mine, warning his fellow
workmen of their danger. They immedi-
ately sought the airshaft and escaped
through dense volumes of smoke. Williams
was overcome by the smoke and was
brought to the surface in a stupeiied con-
ditiOn.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Last Descendant of the Lenni Lonape
Indians.

WEST CHESTER, Aug. 1 -HBnnah
Ebert, the last descendant OF the Leuni
Lenape Indians. has bsen taken 10 the
County Zone for the Poor her little
farm IN New Garden township having
been sold by Sheriff Ingram. Her an
cestors at one time owned nearly sil Of
Southern Chester county, bnt they were
obliged to suocumb to the march OF
civilization until they were nefriy all
driven Nay
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
eporfInr Nam Notas.

Rockford will 90 to Nav Castle on
August 10 to play the s'c-na game with
the Columbia A. @.
Glassooek and MRhousy. OF the Wash
inaion Climb have bsen released
The Dover Baseball Club members bad
their photographs taken In a group to
dav
Elmer P Horssy, OF Laurel. has been
offered $3.50 a month and expenses to
play shsrs stop with the Philadelphia
club OF the ustlona league
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
nadlr cut inn oanrreI.

BRIDGEToE Aug During a quarrel
which followed q dsbauch Niecolo
Casssri at midnight Monday, cut Ia .
frightful manner the head Of her fiiend
Rocco Dlereli, with broken beer bottle
With blood streaming from the wound at
every step Dereli staggered TO a
physicians Office. where prompt treat
ment probably saved his life. Niocolo,
who was also concerned IA a similar
affray a few weeks ago I'D the town
Tuesday morning.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
OLDEST BOAT BUILDER OK TIE RIVE I.

HIS Nsme is jesse J. Deputy aud He Was
Born Near Milford, Deiaware-Is 20,
Haze and Hearty.
PBILADEl PHIA Aug Jesse J. Dep
uty. the veteran boat builder, is now vt
work on a mosquito boat which be intends
to take TO Atlantic City aud enter sRsiDst
the hrst- class hstt Of mosquito b,Sss o 4
the Atantie City ! scht Clno
Mr. Deputy lie the Oldest boat builder
on tine Delaware liver frem Trenton 60
Fort Delaware He has designed more
boats than any other man on either side
OF the stresm. and Is bale and hearty,
despite his seventy years He was born
near Milford DslGware,i in o O,tober, 1925 At
which place bis father was engaged In
ship building. In 1885 the family moved
70 81 Joe River. Michigan. Hs remained
in the West until 1878, when he returned
East and settled Ia Philsdslphis, where
be has stree listd
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Colonel Il. x. sibIey Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA telegram re-
ceivod here announces the sudden death
in a hospital at Victoria, b. c., OF Colonel
+. X. Sibluy, 50 years old, prominent in
New York as a railroad man and banker.
The colonel became i'll on steamer re-
turning from Alaska, where he was on an
extended pleasure trip with his wife, Gen
eral Magee and General and Mrs. Lathrop
of thie CITY
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Plans for the New Ro,pital Building.

Tie Board OF Trustees OF the Delaware
State Hospital at Farnhor,t met this
afternoon 10 consider tho awarding Of
the con raot for the erection Of new
building at the hospital not TO exceed
cost o., $3i GOO The bidders on the work are
Architects Lsdd ard Dickinson. both Of
Philadelphia Either one OF thess will
get the contract for the construction Of
The buildiDes The trustees have been
engaged in psrusing the plans and sp C
ifeations since going into the meeting.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
stood on a Charge of Dynamite.

HAzLEToN, Pa, Aug. l. Alexander
Morton was killed and John Kelshaw and
Messino Deringo terribly injured by an
explosion Of dynamite In the Lehigh Val
ley's Jeancsyillo collicry. The men went
back before the charge prepared had ex-
ploded, and while they were standing on
IL H. went off
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Mr. PIercs'a Latest ViotIm.

Frank Sharpley, OF the Uaion National
Bauk, is the latest victim Of }. Jackson
Piercs's training school for bley yolists on
Seventh street near Ship'ey He took a
header last evening and II will be
several days before his face will look as
Il did before he took his drst lesson.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01

Taken In exchange, a large number Of
good second hand pianos and organs
which we all sell At bargains terms easy
Robelen & Co No. 7i0 Market street
Sole agency for SteinWsy, Knabe and
lvers & Pond pianos.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
FIeas Above tho oouncII

While ex-Bsiliff Tilghmsn was show
ing BAilif Ryan over the City ball yes
terdGy. the two men were attacked while
in the loft by a swarm Of heas. 1t Is not
known what caused these pests 10 locate
there. bat It Is hoped to dislocate them
by the burning OF sulphur.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
paltimore'. coolest JuIv Dav.

BALTIMORE Aug. All records for
cool weather IN July were broken by the
minimum temperature of DO degrees. &c
is tho lowest that the temperature has
gone in Baltimore in July since the wealth
or bureau was established here.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Mrs. T. Dc wit Talmage Worry Low.

SILVER LAKE ASSEMBLY, n. Y, Aug
REV II. Dewitt Talmage was billed to
speak before the assembly here, but owing
to the serious illness Of his wife, who is at
the Dansville sanitarium, he postponed
his engagement stating that Mrs. Tai
mage was very low.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Boautiful Cenior-lablo Book.

You want something artistic for youI
centre table Something that viii instruct
as we'll as amuse Well, get a copy o.
Famous Paintings OF the World" bound
in cloth snd gold. Il is beautiful port
folio Of artistic master piecee and 81 rs
will buy It. Made TO sell at SO Only 2
few left Apply at EvRNIE6s JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Preacher swartz Very Much alive.

There was a rumor current in this
city yesterday afternoon that Rev. w.
p. Swertz, of the Central Presbyterian
Church, was dead It was without
foundation. Mr. Swar recovered suf
hciently several days ago TO leave the
hospital in Philadelphia and go to Avalon
He will leave there in few days for the
mountains of Pennsylvani4
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
YIsltInr a DrInn sIster.

Mrs. Manuel Richenberger, of Newark,
and Mrs Lewis Sasse, Of this city, went
10 Philadelphia to day TO see their sitter,
Mrs Cloud. who is believed to be dying
of consumption. They will remain there
the rest OF the week
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Ialri-solomon

The marriage has iast been announced
OF Miss Lena Solomon, Of this city, aud
Edward Laird. of North East, Ma The
ceremony occurred July 25 at the resi-
denoe of the officiating minister, Rev
w. H. Burrell, 10 Camden, N j.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Ye.tarhn,,a Lenrna seorer.

Baltimore. z; Boston. /.
Philadelphls. z Brooklyn, Q
New York. 3; Wasbi lgtou, 4
Chicsso, IL; Pittsburg, G.
Loui-ville. 10; 81, Louis z
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Fell Eight stories and Lives.

CHICAGO, Aug. LIB. f. Edwards
contractor and publisher of The American
Contractor, fell from the eighth story of
building of which he was experimenting
construction. There is no chance Of his re-
covot.v
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
shno rnotnrv Rnrned.

NoRTHwooD NAREows, n. H., Aug. /.
Fire totally destroyed the shoe factory
Of James r.. Towle 6, Son and tho North
wood creamery.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
MARRIEn.

THIEs- -PARK.-At the residence of Mrs
NJ. j. Murphy, No. @ East Twenty fourth
street WILMINGTON, Del on Tues ay July
30th. 1895, by Rev. A. n. keigwin, Lewis q
Thirs and Emily >. Park, both OF Westfeld,
n j.
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
Mr.. Bayard Among tho Guosts.

A special London dispatch OF yesterday
says Baroness Burdett Coutts gave
reception At Highgate yesterday after
noon to the delegates to the international
Geographical Congress Tho Royal
Geographical Society had its anniversary
dinner ut ths MetroPole last evening
Among the guests were Ambsss sador
Evening journal., 1895-08-01
IIcrNsr APrLIcArIoNs.


NOTICE. JOHN j. HANLEY. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house situated
at No l0l Monroe street, In the Third ward,
IN the city Of Wilmington, county Of New CAS-
tie and State Of Delaware. in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts Of the General
Assembly IN such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that / shall apply In
writing 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Pence and Jail Delivery of the State Of
Delaware. in Hnd for New Castle county, on
Monday. the 10th dav of September, 1895. being
the next term OF faid court, for a license for
said house as an inn or taye n. for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart, TO bs drunk on the
premises, antIhe following respectable citi-
zens OF said ward. at least twelve Of whom
are substantial IreehOlders of said ward (,
recommend the said application. VIZ.
Daniel w. Mullins William A. McNeal
James Grant Hugh Mckinley
John Spragg Neil Dougherty
James Callahan Wm. NJ. Dickinson
Michael Newell Robert Cassidy
George II. Huber j Jahn J. O'Neill
ID H Ileary iOhn Russell
X. AbberRer Edward NAnHant
J. p. r. Fuekel Philip Gallagher
Daniel Maier h. j. HackendRrn
John 4. Spragg Andrew j Travis
Alfred Hanna Phileman j Ritchie
=. II. O'Harra Harry Q. Mckay
JOHN ]. HANLEY.