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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-09-26
nyNAMITERS OPERATE ON TIE
CORONADO AT LEADNILLE.
entire City in IL state of UprOur and
Confusion, While Explosions
Continue.

NINE. W III II - NilN biiN W liAN1A IL - IL
sumed operations. and which was heavily
barricaded ana we'll stocked with proFi-
sions and arms. The explosions We're fol-
lowed by a fuslade of rifle shots, dp-
parently from within the barrcade, and
rapid but irregular shots from outside,
apparently from a widely scattered at
lacking force, who were on hand to pro
tect the retreat Of the dynamiterS. The
shooting lasted for 10 minutes, and all
was silent for five minutes when Gc>ul-
tory firing was renewed and has been
kept up ever since.
At this writing. 1:45 a. M, another *
ploson was heard, sounding like dyua-
mite. Ten minutes after the first eNplO-
sion a telephone message from the Cor
onado stated that nobody inside the bar
rcade had been hurt Since then it has
been impossible to reach the Coronado
by telephone. This office is now being
watched by several bands Of men grouped
IN dark corners and alleys, and this may
mean that they propose to prevent any
communication with the telegraph offices,
the watchers not knowing that we have
the leased wire and long distance teIe-
phone
The city is in a panic of fear. County
and CITY officials are out looking after
the work of the police and sheriffs. Bul-
lets freouentlv whistle over the office,
and aItoaother the situation is warlizc
t.ro - ma bright blaze has lust
brolon out at The Coronado or in the i'm
mediate vicinity and shots are still being
oxchonoad The local militia companies
have heen called out. and are now at
their arrnories getting ready for instant
artior All the Vhistles in town are blow
ing
q m The fire is believed TO be the
oiI tonI-s inside tho harricada nj the Cor
on,ao ,h.,f+ Lo,,so
A tnInnbone message lust received from
tho mine saws that none of the defenders
ba,a ''i ha(.,, h,Irt ne vet
On -, NJ eiabts and sounds begear
aasnrtrtian Al ne whistles in the city
arc bIoy,j,,,, 'nd two ar three steam ST
rone oGd Gisnord to the dark nights
alorroin,r oborne The sharp cracks Of
rIGee n11nctnate the footing at regular III
tervals Citizens have gone to the scene
with whatever arms they can gather and
a militia company quartered across the
street has Just marched toward the Cor
onado under arms. The whistle which
calls out all citizens in case OF emer-
gencv has lust sounded and the streets
are full of rushing men, crying women
and children.
2:15 a. m.-Another heavy explosion mas
Just occurred. Five minutes ago the
Coronado telephone bore the message
that the defenders were too pusy TO an" an
sWer questions. The Watchers ABOUT w
oIllct nave ulS" ''S'i VI ~ -
INTO the alleys as the cfoWos peE1u -
gather and the lame: from me $50,
IRE at the CORONADO llShleu Tue
ana revealed thelf eNi ilC09. ,,l,,,, ,,,,t
1.zV a. mas soon 40 nv 80 '-l,l,,,,
lhc tfe department. vent - -, IA
ana the flames are now uyih5 opN H. all
dcatmg effective WoiN ny ~ e',..,.,a,,+
men. The SHOTS are growing ie99 -
and it seems prooaole inaI Soll .,, ,,o
definite from the battieheid may SUM w
obtained.
o Fireman t9 ~ FIVE.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-09-26
Governor Sending TrOOps.

Denver, Sept. 21.--At 2:90 this morning
Sheriff Newman of Leadville and Judge
Owars of the district court of Lake coun-
~, called upon Governor Mcintyre for
troops to quell the riot at Leadville. Inc
governor at once issued orders, and De-
fore daylight the whole state military
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Jan. s.--Departed-Bk j.
u. Peters. Seattle: bktn, J. NJ. Griffith.
Puget sound; schr Eureka, Coquilie river.
schr J. NJ. weatherwax. Gray's harbor.
Freghts ana charters-Am sh America.
coal from Departure bay 10 San Francis
co: Am sh Levi q. Burgess. coal from De-
parture bay 10 San Francisco: II bk Ca
YOUR, now at Gamble. lumber thence to
Cailao.
HoQuiam. Jan. -Speciai.-~Arrived-
Schr Arthur J.. from San Francisco.
Port Townsend. Jan. t.-Special.-Brit-
ish Vice Consul Rockers annual report.
Just completed. shows that during 1895
twenty-slx British vessels entered the dis
trict, with 34i men and total tonnage OF
II. Ia Twenty OF the veaAei%went TO thu
other side TO load. and six took cargoes on
the Sound. or the whole number Ave
came from American ports. rve from
Chile. four from China, three from Japan,
three from Mexico. one from Brazil. one
from the Hawaiian islands. one from the
United States OF Colombia and one from
Russian Siberia. After clearing one went
20 an American port. six 90 Chile, two TO
China. one 20 Peru and one 10 South ART
ca, the total value OF Their carRoes prin-
cipally OF lumber and wheat being about
yeee5O
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice OF SHERIFF~S SALE-In the
Superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county CT King. Emily
Leighton. plaintiff. VI. Marena p. Riley
and Edward 3. Riley, as executors 0.
the last VIII and testament Of George
Ri.sy, Eena May Riley. George 3 Riley.
EiHArG 3. Riley and Lester :. Riley. a.
heirs and oevi5ees o. George W. T.
Riley, deceased. and Marena 3. Riley.
defendants. No, z-9s.
Under and by virtue CO an order oe sale
ard special execution. issued out OF the
above named court in the above entitled
cause and 10 me directed and delivered,
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scrfbed real property. situated in King
county, Washington. to-wit:
The east 5af t3l of the northwest quar-
ter 90 OF the southwest quarter n4) %
section thirty-one tsD, township twenty
six (3s) north, OF range four 40 east. con-
tanning twenty (3eD acres, together with all
and singular, the tsnements. heredita-
merits and a2purtenanceS thereunto be-
Ths vest IA. "a, Of the northwest quar-
ter us) OF the southwest quarter ca OF
section tairty-oDe f31l. township twenty
six (es) north. OF range four lil east, con-
taining twenty CD acres. together with al
and singular, the tensments, heredita-
ments ard a2purtenances thereunto be-
longing.
Notice fs therefore hereby given th-l1on
Friday. the It'll day OF February. 1So, al
the hcur Of ten o'clock a. n. OF said day,
at the front door Of the courthouse, In the
city OF Seattle In said King county. Will
sell the above described property ar public
auction. 10 the highest and best oldcsFs
for cash.
Dated this sth day OF January. 1874.
A IT. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
White. Munday & Fulton. Attorneys.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
construct and operate an electric street
railway.
Notice is hereby given that the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company. a
corpora ton duly organized and existing un-
DER the laws OF the state OF Washington,
its application with the city council OF the
city OF Seattle for a franchise 10 con-
struct and operate an electric street rail-
way and power cirenit along and upon
the following designated route, to-wit:
Beginning ar the intersection OF Main
street and South Thirf street: thence
ton OF Jackson and South Third streets:
thence west along Jackson street TO the
Intersection OF Jackson and Commercial
streets: thence north along Commercial
street to the intersection OF Commercial
and Main streets; said route 70 connect
with the existing route OF said company
known as the loop" along South Third.
Main and Commercial streets
That said railway company prays In
said application that franchise be CANT
That alter the fling Of the application
aforesaid. to-wit: on the 30th day OF De-
cember. 1895. the city council duly passed
a concurrent resolution determining that
a franchise 20 construct and operate an
electric street railway along and upon
the above designated route should be
granted to the person or corporation who
would pay the highest sum for said fran
chise, and directing the city clerk TO
cause notice OF said application and reso-
lftlon and notice tf4t the city COUNCIL
proposes to grant said franchise TO the
person. company or corporation who VIII
paw the highest sum therefor 10 be pub
ished for ten (l0) days In the city official
newspaper:
Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
sealed bids for ouch franchise VIII be re-
ceived By the city clerk mp TO o'clock
o. m OF the 2Dth day Of January, 1886. TO
Construct and operate an electric street
railway and power circuit. along and up
On the above designated route. and that
ali off 20 y
10 the person, company or corporation
who will pay the highest sum for such
franchise. reserving, however, the right 10
reject any and all bids. and 70 refuse 20
grant a franchise. Each bid for said
franchise must be accompanied by GER
fitted check for an amount equal TO ten
u01 per centum OF the amount bid for
such franchise, payable TO the order o? the
CITY comptroller TO be forfeited 70 the
citv I'm case the successful bidder SHAH
ssfl 10 nav the amount OF his bid within
thirty (sO} days after the acceptance OF
the same by the city council and the city
council viii on the 10Th day or January.
1S.s al the hour OF s o'clock p. N. or said
day cause said bids 10 be opened. and
then determine whether any franchise
shall be granted reserving the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Witness my hand and the seal or said
eity, this Atm day OF January. 1ss6.
fSealO r +. STEWART.
City Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSAIS.-Sealed bids will
ba received until o'clock p. m. Thurs
day, January ~. 1895, az the office OF the
state capitol commission at Olympia,
washington, FOR all labor and materials
required I'm the erection and completion
OF the new state capitol building at
olympia Washington. according to the
plans and specificat lions therefor. pre-
rared by Ernest Flagg. architect. now
on file In the office OF the architect In
the old capitol building In olympia;
said architect at No. "a Broad street.
New York city.
Attention Is called to section seven 81
chapter isS. page AZ. session laws OF 1893.
a norton OF which section Is as follows.
1.-THE performance or every contract
shall be secured by bond TO the state or
Warrington in n sum not less than one
quarter Of the contract price, secured BY
two co securities qualifying in double the
amount OF the bond. each OF whom snal
lie a bona fide resident OF this state, said
bond 10 De conditioned for the faithful
performance OF said contract
zach bid shall be accompanied by a
similar bond conditioned for the execution
and faithful performance OF a contract in
accordance with said bid Il the same be
accepted by the board All payments 10
contractors will be made In cash
Rlank forms for bids and OF the CONTRACT
and bond which the successful bidder viii
be required 10 enter into are on ME Win
IRE plans and specifications in the office
~ the architect, which contract and bond
the successful bidder VIII be required 10
execute at once upon the acceptance OF
his bid -,
bsds Bids should be addressed 10 The
state Capitol Commission, Olympia, wash
ington. and envelopes should be marked
.sIiid fo- New State Capitol Building.
YSiarlx bonds and forms for bids win be
f,IrntsAed 10 Intending bidders upon appli-
cation TO the secretary OF the State Capi-
tot Commission. Olympia, Washington.
Dated December 81. 1875.
J. H McGRAW.
JOHN +. FROST,
JOSEPH $. ALLEN,
CHARLES 7. MUNDAY.
EDMUND RICE.
Commissioners.
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xoTtrg OF SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
Construct and operate an Electric street
xst,ee il hereby giYea that the Seattle
ftnso,liated, street Railway sviiipatys
ss-soration duly oEganizedand existing I'M
H. the laws Of the state Of Washington,
4 - 18th day of September. 1888, fled
ss AyaiIcauon with the city ceancii or the
~ Of Seattle for fTanerlse 70 con-
s.. and operate an electric street rail-
- ara power circuit along and upon
q, t8!lowing designated route, to-wit:
psganning al point one hundred and
,ssnty n3l) feet north OF the north mar
IN 81 Washington street and IN South
fslr5 street, and running thence north
al northwesterjy along said South
ssirf street TO. along and across Yesler
stenas to Second street,
Tast sad railway company pTays In
All application that franchise De CANT
= tga period OF fifty Ue) years.
rat after the fling OF the application
.,sFssaa. to-wit: on the 30th day OF De-
esrbeF 1875, the city COUNCIL duly passed
! roucgrrent resolution determining that
a f-aaehise to construct and operate an
ststrle street railway along ard upon
~ above designated route should be
rspssd to the person or corporation who
srsa pay the highest sum for said fran
sAhs. and directing the city clerk to
ssess notice Of said application and reso-
hss and notice that the city council
rusases 10 grant said franchise 20 the
ssrsss. company or corporation who Will
fsy fae highest sum therefor 10 be pub
asss FOR ten C0) days in the city official
Hssspaper:
TAe.sfors notice is hereby given. that
tsasea bids for such franchise VIII De re-
sived by the city clerk up to o'clock
: n Of the 10Th day OF January, lSss. 10
unstriet and operate an electric street
nllgay and power circuit. along and up
o. The above designated route, and that
G. city council offers 10 grant the same
% tae person, company or corporation
sAo sili pay tho highest sum for such
tsBehlse. ressrying. however. the right to
fsIeet any and all bids. and to refuse 10
rant a franchise. Each bid for said
hAEehsse must Re accompanied by GER
TIED check fer an amount equal to ten
lsl per centum OF the amount bid for
such franchise, payable 10 the order OF the
cts comptroller. to he forfeited to the
asy IN case the successful bidder shall
az 70 pay the amount OF his bid within
hRty (s9i days after the acceptance OF
ire sane by the city council, and the city
saand wlll, on the Goth day OF January,
~ al tie hour Of s o'clock p. IN. OF said
Cav. cause said bids 10 be opened. and
taen determine whether any franchise
taH be granted, reserying the right TO
rsiect any and all bids.
Witness NY hand and the seal OF said
~. this 9Th day OF January, 1886
@esl.l r. +. STEWART.
City Clerk.
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Not Quite Identified.

There r. hardly doubt now that Adams.
the man arrested on Monday BY Detectives
cudihee ard Williams, IL me other high
wavrnan that assisted In the holdup OF this
Cedar street car last week. Both Conductor
Skinner ard Mctorrnan Barnum positively
Identified him 80 the man that entered the
front door Of tho car ard ran on after
skinner and Collins began their battle for
possession % the gun. ADAMS maintains
a Rtolia indifference, and says he does not
understand why be has bsrn arrested Hs
savs he knows nothing OF the holdnp. ard
when taken before the conductor and mo
to-rnan yesterday looked 40 them an II ho
had nsyer seen either OF them The police
ballevs ha fs an sx-ocnyict from the East.
but have 10 proof 20 thai effect. A com
plant. charging the men with a'temptsd
Highway robbery, win b erawn ZIP today
NV the prosecuting attorney. and a date set
by one OF the justices for ths preliminary
hearing Of the men,
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CITY NOTICES.


re above Designated route should b
saasssSeo 70 l1e person OF corporation who
1919 Pay the highest sum Tor SAL fran
chlsss and directing the clfy clerk "a
rshss notice Of said appiscatton and resc-
. ..sh and uotsce that the city council
- - .k.ses 20 grant safc franchise 70 the
49, 49, Ill company or corporation who viii
~ S1s hfEassf Eun therefor to be pub
,ls,.sa Ior ten ugl days IL the city official
Therefore. notice II hereby given. tnzr
SFale1 Daas Tor stch franchise will BE- re-
$500 2l the city clerk up 70 o'ciock
- -. OF tne 5'th day Of January. lss. 10
Dt1,-sAfo1t and operate an electric street
49, "a ,ay and power circuit. along and up
On ne above 6ess gnated route. and that
.aN iy council offers to grant the same
-. tAe person, company or corporation
80 80 VII pay the highest sum for such
- SsllsAise, reserFing. how ever the right 10
a-Jsct any and al bids. and 70 refuse 70
ssI anl franchise. Each bid for said
- anghise must Dc accompanied by a GER
llisIs0 cneck Tor an amount equal to ten
w per eeBfum OF the amount bid for
sylch franchise. payable TO the order OF the
esty cofnpfroli.r. 10 be forfeited TO the
ply IN case TIE successful bidder shall
Ia 70 Day the amount OF his bid within
lnirty CO days after the acceptance OF
me same ~ the city council. and the city
council VIII, on the Goth day OF January
Isso az the hour Of s o'clock p m. OF said
cay, cause said bids 10 be opened. and
then determine whether any franchise
shall be granted, reserving the right to
witness my hand and the sea- OF eaic
city, this sth day OF January. 1926.
eSeaL) X. +. STEWART.
City Clerk
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NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
eeastrset and operate an electric street

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
eoastrget and operate an electric street
railway.
Notice Is hereby given that the Seattle
Consolidated Street Railway Company, a
sl-peraiion duly organized and existing I'M
Ser The lave OF the state OF Washington,
g pss 18th day OF September. 1ss5, fled
e Application with the city council OF the
dy q Seattle for a franchise to con-
Ff'ssi and operate an electric street rail-
szg and power circuit along and upon
ms following designated route, to-wit:
Beginning al the terminus OF the fran
sses granted 20 Seattle Electrical Railway
{ Power Company, at the former north
b'gndary 81 the city OF Seattle. on the
Westerly shore OF Lake Union, to-wft: AT
ls east and west center line or section
township 8 north, range : east. W.
and running thence nortbwesterly
- northerlv along Lake avenue. IN
hghter's Lake Union addition, y. r.
lays Eldorado addition and Denny A
hsyts supplemental plat % an addition
p ne city OF Seattle. To an Intersection
sita the tracks 81 the Seattle. Lake
sserz 4 Eastern Railway Cer.pany, on
- along Ewing avenue.
pat sad railway company prays IN
- APPLICATION that a franchise be CANT
=. tas period % ffty C5s9 years.
taat after the fling Of tho application
safessld, tO~wtt: ON the &0th day OF De-
esishef. iSS, the city council duly passed
q e0acuTrent resolution determining that
ssculc street railway along and upon
- ABOVE desigust route should pa
tAhtca % the person or corporation who
a paw the hisbe sum for said fran
sssN and directing the city clerk 20
sss notice OF sal4 application and reso-
.-.0a and notice that the city council
uses % grant said franchise 20 the
s.s.I' company or corporation who will
~ s5e highest sum therefor 10 DC pub
tssnaper.
saerstore, notice is hereby given, that
- elds fer such franchise win be Te-
- ~ the city clerk up TO 5 o'clock
=. ei TIE .gth day OF January. iSs% 10
ss's1aet and operate an electric street
= ~ ana power circuit. along and up
- - aNote designated route, and that
= 80 council 0rerS to grant the same
eAs@e person company or corpora ton
" paw fAe highest sum for such
-. - FsSerN lug, however. fac right 10
- an and al bids AMI 20 refuse 20
49, q franchise. Each hid for said
80 .Ise must re accompanied by 4 GER
as - SseSk for an amount equal 20 ten
- etatQm ce the amount hid for
- .sSecalse. payable 20 the order % the
g. eS-hptre-leg. 20 he forfeited 70 the
~ - ease the successful bidder shall
80 KY the amount cf bis BID within
- w GAYS AFTER the acceptance of
srsSsAe ~ The city council and tae city
- Vii, On the Alth aay OF January
Is e ne hcn- & = o'c-ock ?. n. u said
-. NS-se Ssi4 ri Is 70 Be opened. and
a. esseEHi2s whether any FRANCHISE
~, = sFs5ted, reSerElnS The right 70
say ana al hats
e. tsS my hand ana sic seal - said
49, a. DAY - January, lS4s.
-. + STEM ART,
City Clerk.
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.----~ ~,s ,r SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
ssrll.ssrsct and operate n eiectfic street
rnasssas hereby given that the Seattle
ss-ss.ssafsd Street Railway Cofnpanys a
fssS-.--ssSos duly organized and szls [3fig Sfs~
e1rpsezzss sisrs 81 the stare q washington,
81 - 80 dzy 81 September 1sss. flied
g. ~ sSsrsor With the city council OF the
r. ~ s-aftle for q franchise 20 con-
o. ard operate an e4eetric street rafl-
IT,. rower circuit along and upon
va .ssssaxfag designated route, to-wit-
g. -s-r5ng az the intersection OF hoy ana
~. --s-es Streets. and running thence
5sls pgy street 70 Lgnt street ana
BE-. an9 thence westerly along Olym-
sss..,<ss,ss,e to Kfnnear park.
- Esd railway company prafs IN
J-1l-.Isaatgorl that a FRANCHISE De CANT
So 4 9oeriof OF Fifty Co years
-, ,fter the fling Of the aDplicaion
IT, 90 ta-vif: on the 5Bth day OF De-
tefe- Txs the city council duly passed
sss1,-ys~ss,,.~rsrt resolution determining that
: ss..e.~1j-e TO construct and operate an
e..s~tr street railway along and upon
g. Ia the person or corporation who
"a NV the highest sum for said fran
- md directing the city clerk TO
g. 60 rgtlce Of said application and reso-
b. ~ grant said franchise to the
- company or corporation who will
rss.ss.. nlrhesf sum therefor TO be pub
u for ten Qo) days Ia the city official
$500. notice is hereby given, that
- Sis for such franchise viii be re-
49, ~ the city clerk UP 10 : O'Clock
~ the z0th day Of January, 1896. 10
Z l-.,sest ard operate an electric street
- and power circuit. along and up
49, 80 sbove designated route, and that
-stv council offers to grant the same
go uerson, company or corporation
mi r4y the highest sum for such
$50 reserving. however. the right 10
s 49, any and all bids. and 20 refuse 10
- a franchise. Each bid for said
fs~sslse y,augt be accompanied by a GER
e ehssk for an amount equal TO ten
Il .er cenfGrn % the amount bid for
~ frauehlse. payable to the order OF the
- eousptroller To be forfeited to the
e. = ease the successful bidder shall
- nav the amount OF his bid within
- fsD5 days after the acceptance OF
k..me nv the city council, and the city
y sI VIII on the 10Th day OF January,
= a. he hour OF O'Clock p. m. OF said
x cause said bids 70 De opened. and
~. setsrnnine whether any franchise
e b4 granted, reserving the right 10
80 suy and all bids.
n;rltnsss my hand and the seal OF said
- tsfs AN day Of January, 1895.
GssL) Il. T. d f c..s 49, -
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Stella Ear,iue is Sitting cut at
Ballard.
Schooner Matilda, A. Port Townsend, re-
ceived now mainEaii ard SID from Tickle
& Sunde yesterday. Size is one nf the
Neah bay Indian fleet. and Is preparing
FOR a sealing trip along the coast The re-
manning vessels OF the Indian fleet which
are now at Neah hay are expected here
shortly 10 reif. The Indians are unable
- navigate their vesEess on the open sea,
and always employ waite men TO attend
70 the chart work.
The City OF Pueb.a left yesterda- morn
ing AZ O'CLOCK. She win stop at Coma
and take on n cargo OF coal for the return
trip Her arrival on Tuesday night was
unexpected and ahead OF schedule time.
The sealing schooner ST. Lawreacs
sailed out OF tire haTDor yesterday before
a stir breeze. carrying q crew OF nineteen
men, who will not see this port for at
least nine months. Thc St Lawrence IS
about the last az the little feet that has
left Tor northern waters during the past
two weeks. Those that have gone before
are the Jessie. Norrel. Ainsworth and
Elsie al small sehOouers OF not more than
forty-ffve tons burden Those who shipped
pith the g. Lawrence ere: s. Calder,
w II Spalght, r. ~. TeniEon, Joseph j..
Juan Fred Williams Guy r. Gale, t. A.
IonHdaie, a N. Dahl. Roy Henry. Charles
IL Anderson, q. J. Thompson Joseph Me
Mott. r.. s. Brewer. Taomas X. Lowe.
Ernest I4ouFhrey,. Henry Lambert. -.
Jenkins. s. p. Abbott and Capt. j. W.
sTnN4