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Evening journal., 1896-08-22
$4,000. 900 HER DOVER.
Cornelius Vanderbilt VIII Settle That
Sum on Harry Payne Whitney's Bride.

Cornelius Vanderbilt viii Settle That
sum on Harry Payne Whitney's Bride.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 22.-Miss Cor
trude Vanderbilt's dowry will be s., 000,-
600. This Is the statement made by inti-
mate friends of the Vanderbilt family
The bridal gifts from the Immediate fam
lily are at least $500, 600 in value These
comprise solid silver service, gold plate,
bricnbrac and superb jewelry.
This Is exclusive of the trousseau, which
represents fortune Work on the spien-
did collection Of lingerie has been going
on for months In the best foreign houses.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Is fine house
keeper and pAys much attention to domes-
tic details. In consequence Miss Wander
bilt's outfit In the way of household sup
plies Is marvellous. Tho table linen Is IN
special design, with the monogram woven
in the material.
Mr. Vanderbilt will have built FOR biz
daughter a suitable town residence II
could not be ascertained II work on this
has been begun or not.
One hundred persons will be present al
the wedding of Miss Vanderbilt and Har-
nv Payne Whitney at the Breakers next
Tuesday These will all be relatives ei
connections Of either bride or bridegroom,
with the exception OF a few very intimate
| friends, such as the Bend family and
ChaunOey NJ Depew.
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Drinh Causes a Double Crime.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Fred Graef, a
saloon keeper at 1852 Central avenue shot
his wife and then killed himself Graei
was preparing to attend the funeral of a
man who formerly owned his saloon, and
n friend was working down stairs for him.
Hearing shots on the floor above the
friend hurried up and found Mrs Graei
shot In the abdomen and Graef uncon-
ssious from bullet wound IN his head.
The wife is probably fatally hurt Graei
was said to have been mentally unbal-
anoed recently aud besides had been drink
ing heavily.
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The Question of Fusion.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Senator Butler,
chairman Of the Populist committee, says
that be has been receiving some very ia
vorable reports from different states where
there have been disagreements between
the Populists and Democrats as to fusion
on electors 1t is now believed that the
offer of the Populists in Texas to take of
the 10 electors will be accepted In West
Virginia the committees haveabout agreed
upon a division giving the Democrats
and the Populists electors II Is also
stated that the chances Of fusion In North
Carolina have improved. 1t was stated at
Populist headquarters that they believed
the Idaho fusion would be arranged so al
10 give the silver Republicans a share OF
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sure 20 Name a Ticket.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 22.-Chairman BY
ium of the executive committee OF the
National Democratic party says there was
,bsoluteiy no foundation for the report
hat the indianapolis convention would do
nothing more than adopt platform. "The
iall expressly states that Democrats who
are In favor of nominating candidates for
resident and vice president are invited to
DIN the movement, - said he, "and for a
lelegate to come hero in favor of support
ng the Republican ticket would disquali
" him." Mr. Bynum now believes that
he only states not represented In the CON
.ention will be Idaho, Utah and Nevada
and possibly Wyoming 1t is thought Sec
retafy of Agriculture Morton will attend
sho convention. He is the only member of
the cabinet who Is isexpected. A letter frem
secretary Of the Navy Herbert plainly in
lioatas that be. is with the gold standard
movement, but that he will not be able to
attend the convention owing to his alb
-ence in Europe. There is no longer any
,oubt that Postmaster General Wilson is
also In favor Of the movement The atti-
tude his son has taken is said to be a sure
sign Of the fathers inclination. The son
is out and out for a third ticket.
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FOR LIS ENTERTAINMENT.
The Chlssase Envoy win I3e welcomed
ly President Cleveland.


NEw YORK, Aug sa.-The following
programme respecting the visit OF the Chi
ness vireroy ii Hung Chang, Is IN
nounced by secretary OF War Lamont
Earl III Hung Chang. special emhassa-
dor from tho emperor of China, win ar
rive in Nenr York by the steamship St.
Louis Friday, sept 2S Major General
Thomas II Ruger L. :. a., commanding
The Department of the East, who has been
designated by tho president to act as his
representative, will meet him on his ar-
rival and escort him, with detachment
Of the sixth regiment, United states cav
airy, to the Waldorf hotel, whore he will
remain during his stay In New York ns
the guest of the nation.
The state department will be represented
by W. w. Rookhill, first assistant score
tary Of statr.
General Ruger viii attend the viceroy
during his soiourn in this country and be
| in charge OF al arrangements pertaining
/ TO his visit The president Of the United
States, who Is TO be in the city as the guest
| Of ex-Secrotary OF the Navy William G.
| whitney. will receive the special embassa-
| dor at Mr.. Whitney's residence on the day
/ following his arrival tho secretary OF
| state. the secretary Of the treasury, the
secretary Of war and possibly other mcm-
bers Of tho cabinet being present
On Sunday a visit Will be made to Gen.
eral Grants tomb at Riverside Monday
will be spent in a trip to the Military acad
omy at Wost Point by the United States
steamer Dolphin and sail under th'
Brooklyn bridge and up the East river
On Tuesday the party will be entertained
at luncheon by representative business
men OF New York, and later in the day NJ
opportunity viii be given the Chimes
residents Of the city TO meet the earl b.
arrangement with the Chinese consul.
Wednesday will be occupied by visi
to Brooklyn on the invitation OF the mayo
Of that city, and in the evening the vice
roy will be rendered a review by the Sev
enth regiment in Its armory.
On Thursday the party will go by tn
Pennsylvania railroad to Philadelphia
where suitable entertainment will be pre-
vided. and Friday and Saturday will b
spent in Washington and Sunday at Mag
ara Falls, where the viceroy will be me
by representatives OF the Canadian govern
ment, who will escort him to Vanoouvei
) from which port he will sail for home.
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Bryan Expscts Eastern support.

UPPER RED HOOK, n. Y, Aug. ga
andidate Bryan expects and, it is assert
|, has been assured Of eastern support.
etters continue 90 pour IN asking him
D speak vt eastern points, and II the re-
aests were needed he could spend the en-
no tlme from now until election day in
tw York state. Nearly every city Of any
ze between New York and Chicago has
'kcd him TO make a stop, and without
Seeptiun the invitations have come from
,aders OF Democratic organizations.
Mr.. Bryan showed no surprise at the
owspapor stories that the Democratic
ato organization had decided to support
lin. Ho did reflect little bit upon the
.atemert that Senator Hill had told Mr..
banforth that he would support and work
~ him (Mr. Bryan). He said in relation
|, that question: 1T Is not Senator Hills
ustom 70 speak through others, and
eubt if Mr.. Danforth gave out state
rent purporting to be made by Senator
I'm The senator will probably make his
wD announcement" "
1t was said here on very good authority
hat Senator Hill would take part In the
emonstrntion in honor of MI Bryan al
albany on Tuesday night. The statement
leeds authentloation, however.
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!: W0ULDLKE PALMER
/. Cleveland Favors the Illinois
Senator F or President.
II THIRD TICKET MOVEMENT.

liruan Bynum Says That Nominations
vil Surely he Made at indianapolis.
he Progress OF the Presidential Cam
align In Various Quarters.
SEw YORK, Aug. 22.-The Herald's
shngton correspondent says:
4 understand that it is not Mr. Cleve-
as purpose to formally declare his atti-
'e at present, but when the indianapolis
lvention moets he Will have friends
re who will be able to state authorita-
oily that the president will support a
rd tioket. l am further advised that
\ president considers Senator Palmer a
st desirable candidate, although it is
his purpose to volunteer any advice
this point.
Tho failure of the Populists and Dem
ats OF Idaho TO give the free silver Re
hlicans any share in the fusion in that
to has caused CONSERVATION among the
snagers Of the various Bryan and repu-
tion committees in the Wormley hotel
llding. IL Is regarded as certain to bring
5ut the defeat of Senator Dubois for re.
ction TO the senate and 1t will probably
Olt in the choice Of Mckinley electors.
airnan Stevens OF the silver committee
me he believed some way would be
md to unite all the silver men In Idaho
] secure a legislature which would sent
liver man to the senate to succeed Du
s. Senator Shoup is making a hare
ht in Idaho for the Mckinley ticket
this quarrel between the silver force
" make it possible for him TO carry thu
ia ~
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shepardites Had a stormy meeting.

NEW YORK, Aug. ga meeting Of the
neral convention of the Reform Dem
ATTIC party Of Kings county was held at
} Criterian theater, Brooklyn, for the
rpose Of selecting delegates to the state
lyention. George Foster Peabody pre-
ed. Resolutions were passed lamenting
death of the late Hon. William K.
issell of Massachusetts
After this the gold standard resolution
ssed at the Saratoga convention, which
minated delegates to the national con-
ntion at Chicago, was submitted for ap-
oval and to reafflrm the position taken
tho Reform Democratic party. Daniel
onahan Of the Eighth ward made a
oech In favor Of the gold standard, as
Walter c. Burton of the Second ward.
was followed by J. II. Durack from
@ Fifteenth ward, who spoke in favor Of
20 silver and was followed by Martin
ilpin from the same ward in the same
ain. Ira S. Ramsay, from the Fourth
lrd, began an address which favored the
Id standard, when he was interrupted
a loud ory from the center of the hall
"Free silver or bustr' This created a
neral uproar, which, when it had sub
\ led, permitted Robert Baker of the Ninth
+ lrd TO take the floor. The latter made
most excitable speech of the evening"
which be referred TO Mckinley as the
oil of Mark Hanna, who was the embodi-
ent Of sefflshness, greed and monopoly.
r. Baker continued his denunciation OF
eKinley and the gold party amid min
+ gd cheers and hisses Edward M. Shep-
made ringing address, at the conclu-
"a Of which resolutions favoring the
Id standard were adopted by o vote OF
5 to "a. Dir. Shepard was recommended
delegate to the Syracuse convention
ere to bo named as a delegate at largo tc
10 gold standard convention at Indian
,c,1fc
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Probable FuaIon In west vIrglnIa.

PARKRRsBURG, W. Va, Aug. 22.-The
rumor is general throughout this state
that General @. c. Watts, the nominee for
governor on the Democratic ticket, and
Isaac @. Ralphsnyder, the Democrat nomi-
mated by the Populists at the state con-
yention, will both be pulled off, and q fu-
sion will be made on either Judge William
G. Bennett OF c. Il. Smith Tho Pouulist
committee will hold an important meet
ing at Clarksburg Sept. 3. The Democrat
10 state committee adjourned to meet at
Clarksburg on the same date
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Palmer Saws he DIdn't Saw II.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Aug. 22.--A st.
Louis paper printed special dispatch
from its Taylorville correspondent stat
ing that Senator Palmer had stated that
'if no other candidate was nominated, he
should vote for Mckinley and would adj
wise othor Democrats to do the same.
Tho senator was asked about tho article
In question, but he denied the statement
in very emphatic terms He claimed he
never had any such Interview with any
newspaper representative. He did not say
that he would vote for Mckinley and want
ed it distinctly understood that he was
not that kind Of Democrat The senator
said ho would make a speech before tho
Sangamon county gold Democratic CON
vention today, when he will clearly define
his position to the absolute satisfaction of
every person.
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New York pIslrIcl conventlons.

NEW YORK, Aug. %. The results of
the assembly district conventions in this
city to eloot delegates to the Saratoga con-
vention show that the Platt faction has
carried "a districts for total Of "a dele
gates, and the anti-Platt faction has car
ried 5 districts for a total OF 10 delegates,
and that there are contests in 6 districts
for total OF % delegates
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rbe Fyeld Blames the Meteor.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Field throws
tho whole blame for the Isolde accident
and the resultant death Of Baron Won ledt-
witz upon the Meteor. ltcomments upon
the ridiculous and Inadequate coroner s
inquest and asks what the Yacht hacing
association and the Royal Albert Yacht
club are going TO do in the matter: In
conclusion It says: The attempt TO blame
Saint is mean. II is n modern instance OF
tho fable Of the wolf and the lamb.
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
An EIector's InoIIgibIIity.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 22 - The
friends of exLieutenant Governor William
H. Halle are greatly surprised to learn
that he is disqualified as elector at large
because Of his connection as director with
the Pynchon National bank. Mr.. Halle is
out of the city, but his friends think that
he will resign the direotorship and thus
remove the disqualification. Editor Gere
Of the Northampton Gazette Is mentioned
as elector from the Second district.
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md Cronnct chalnplon.

NORWICH, Conn, Aug. 22.-E. c. But
Ter of Middlctown won the championship
in the national croquet tournament which
closed here last evening after five days
play. f. $. James OF New Londcn took
first prize In the second division.
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
Tic EvnehIng In Loulslana.

wAsHINGgoN. Aug. 22.-Ihe report OF
the governor Of Louisiana on the iynching
of several Italians In that state recently Is
expected at the state department IN a day
or two and probably will form the basis
of future action by this government In
the case
Evening journal., 1896-08-22
Rrnnll,n,a Trini MIN.

The new war ship Brooklyn left
Cramps shipYard on the Delaware this
morning on her official trial trip sos
will proceed to Lewes and thsncs te
Boston, leaving Lewes night
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Paper Patterns. rsn Cents.

Ladies' rad the fsshion article In
Ibis pspar and ssnd ten csnts
% the EysFIES J0ULEAL Office for
al up to-dAte paper pattern.
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the Offices and an equal interest in the
campaign, the electors TO be divided among
the three parties. The national Populist
COMMITTEES, it was stated, will insist upon
this and will be joined in It by the Dem
ooratic national committee
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LIcENsE APPLICATIONS.


NOTiCE.--1. JOHANNAH COLLINS. THE
- iens1t and occupant Of the house siLu-
sted AZ n .E.cor Wafer and Market Sta In tho
II cond ward. in Tho city OF Wilmington,
county OF Kew Cattle and State OF Delaware,
In compliance with the requiem enis OF the
acts OF The General Assembly Ia such case
rnNfe and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall aDpy In writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail De-
livery Of the State ot Delaware In and for the
county Il New Castle. on Monday. the 2Ist day
OF September 1896. being the next term Of said
court for n license for said house ae an Inn or
tavern, for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward, AT least
twelve of whom are substAntial freeholderf
of said ward, recommend the said applica'
tion. viz:
p. Plunkett John Murphy
samuel Hockheimer Dennis r Quill
Edward q Moore Patrick Creedon
samuel q. Reed Frank H-rkins
WI lam Ntuart samuel Belt
Michsel Rafferty, Daniel 0uill
N. Jenny Maurice O'COnnor
Robert Kenyon Daniel Morgan
/ John Kennedy William n. Bower
| Y. w Heating Roger McGillon
| John Fernan John =. Gallagher
\ Andrew Grotz Louis 1arr.s
l John II. Hubert Patrick konf edy
/ Charles y. DouRherty John j. keatin9
JOHANNAH COLLINS.
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NOTICE.. JOHN MCGOWAN. THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house stu-
ated at q corner Front and Shiney streets,
In the First ward in the city OF Whining
ton. county OF New Castle and State OF
Delaware. In compliance with the require
mentH OF tho acts OF the General Assembly IN
such case made Az provided. do hereby give
notice that shall apply IN writing 10 the
Court Of General eessions Of the Peace and
Jail nelivefy of the state OF Delaware. in and
for New Castle county. on Monday. the 2lst
day OF September. 1896. being the next term Of
said court for \ license for Heid house, Ms an inn
or tavern for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors In lev q quantities than one quart. TO be
drunk on the premises. and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward, &C least
twelve OF whom are substantial freeholdern
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WILMINGTON TO
PENNSVlLLE, N. ]
Steamer "MarIetta"

steamer w drtotGd
Leaves Pennsville for Wilmington. % a. IN
and i0p. m.
Leaves baltimore and Ohio Wharf. foot ei
Marktf street. Wilmington. daily. for Pennn-
vilie. 30 u. IN and $50 y. m.
IkUNDAYS.--LeAve Penns,ill- frr New CsA
tie and Wiiminf ton $50 a. IN and 400 y. IA
leave Wilmiu6ton for New Castle end Penns-
vile 10 ~ =. m, and go y. m,
sINGLE FARE, lb CENTS
ROUND TRIP. y CrNTs
Freight at reasonable ratee
Good Fishing. Amusemente and Botrl A.
coulfnodatlone
DAncin9. 10 the Pavilion every night.
Open fOr charter TO select parties An,
moonlight txoursione.
For furfher information apply 10
CAPTAIN JOHN 3. IRELAND
On board steamer.
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JriCh.-I. JACOB J. KOPP 1FE
tensnt and occupSnt OF the house fit,
naisd AZ the southeast corner OF fifih ana
Walnut eiieete. IN the Fourth ward ~ ne
city Of Wilmington. county Of New CaeIle
Al Il State cf Delaware, IN compliance "ltn
he requirements the acts Of the General
Assembly in such case made and providen. 90
her, by give notlce that shall apply In wr,t-
ing % tho Court OF General sessions q the
Psace ana Jail Delivery or the st te OF llAlA-
tVNrp in afd for EeW Castle cOnnfv, on Mon
day tbe elet day OF ~eptsmhor, 1876, h ing the
o,,Ht term Of said court for license for raid
hOus,. ae IN inn or tavern. for the sale
tier, To of intoxicating liquors in lees Gurn-
tines than one quart. 30 be drunk ON me
prelniaee. End the follow Ing respectable citi-
zens Of said ward. at least twelvr OF whom are
substaptiai freehOloera OF said ward, retom-
mend the said epplicaiion.vi viz;
CHARLES schuster George Etzel
James W McAlister Charles ra wioru
tiottieb Ihle Charles Hhnl -
Francis J. Thielman samuel G. Chadwick
Dsnisl h eeaii william NeltshAar
sylvester trarCe Nathan Barssy
Francis Jarouot Nicholas II Golherg
" illisn. hi khan William a AlseDtzer
Anton tsross Ffank q Neldermaier
w n. Harflove }. IN Thompson
James Hiichen Neal Duuy
lanes n Grubb Charles fr0adhart
l'h~f les a. Mammele j. wie Sesse
CHARLES Yetfrr Joa-ph W. Eitrhep
JACOB J. KOfP.
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NOTICE.. WEBSTER hLAKELY, THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house. GOWN
Ae the Railroad House. eitnated ~ Rising
sun. IN School Districts Nos. 2] and 75, Chris
tiann hundred, county of New CASTLE and
State Of Delaware. Ia compliance with the
requirements OF the acts Of the General As
selnbly 10 tuch case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that 1 hhall apply In writ
Ing to the Court OF General essioDe of the
Peace ana jail Delivery OF the state OF Della
ware, In ag d for New astle county. on Mop
day, the 2iz day OF deptember. 1896, being the
next erm OF said court. for a llceLae for said
house as an Inn OF tavern. for the sale therein
Of Int xicatinR liquors IN lees Quantities than
one quart 20 be drunk on tho premises, and
the following respectable citizens OF said
school Districts. at loaat six OF whom are cub
stnntial freehOlde'a OF said Sc ool Districts,
recommend the said application. VIA
James Thompson James Thompson
pnut j. B, gan George Frizzen
Thomas Toy John Logue
Go rye Nc ntire J. J. Mclaughlin
| = l.. Rubel r. II Doughtrty
Frank II ndlqy Joseph Consnnn
John j. DouRherty Michael W. Maloney
| WEBSTFR BLAKELY.
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NTVwcE-I. jim CICHRT. THE rMN-
= ant and cclupant the house eiiu-
ted at Non bl0 and h2l # tnnn street. In the
Vt waid. IN the city or Wi DineiOn, county
OF New Caktln ard Sta'e of Delaware. in
rom liarce with ihe requirements OF the
cts The General Hss' mhly 40 such Case
made snd provided, do hsrehy give notice
het .han apply IN .wriiing 20 the on OF
GeneTBl Sts ions OF the Psare and jail le-
livery of the state Cf Delaware. Ia and Tor
me univ ~ rtw Castle on Monday. the
s'st da' n September. 1895 heing he next
ftrm ( iaid court or a lie nfe for - q house
or the ale therein ~ iniOxlcati' liquors IN
quAntllffs not ~ than OLe-half gallon. not
he drunk on the nremis r. and ihe follow
irg sefpactable citizrns % said ward, AZ east
tselve r whom ale substantial IRE holders
~ raj waid, rec nmend tbo sam apphca-
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NOTICE !. ROBERT McCAnDEN, THE
~ tannnt and occupant VI the house eitu-
stCd At No 5l3 Market street. In the FiFet
ward. IN tho city OF Wilmington. county -
New Castle and ftsfe OF Delaware. In
compliance with the requirements OF the acts
VI De General Ateemh IN such case made
md ut Vided. 40 hereby give notice that
.hsll apply I'm writing 10 the Conrt Of General
Stale o DelHware In and fJr tho county OF New
cp.tlb on Monday. the 2lei day OF Septenioer,
Hld. being The next form Of said q urt Tor u
sale therein OF intoxicating liquors IN leee quan
uuce than one quart. to he drunk on the prem
se-. and the fOllowi y respt cthblo ciilzene ot
said ward. ~ least twelve o. whom are sub
.LanLLnl lrenhnlhhrn Of nnld ward. LeoOnm-nd
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NOTlCK-I, ELLgN HIGGINS. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house sltu-
.ted at No. 1881 Vast Second treet. In the
Tenth ward in the oity OF Wilmington. county
of New CaHtle end State OF Delaware, In COM
pliarce with the requirements Of the acts Of
he Gei erhl ARst mhly In tuch case made and
provided. do hereby give notice that shall
spply In writing TO the Court Qf General SEES
ions of the Peace and Jsil Delivery of the
| state q Delaware. IN end for New Castle
ounty. on Monday. the 1lft day or septem-
hcr, w. heing the next term OF said court
/ far licef se for SAID house az an Inn OF tav-
-rn. for he sale therein OF int xicatinR LIQUORS
i u ieas quantities. than o&e Quart 10 be drink
| on the , emites. md the following respectable
/ oiilz.ra tf caid ward nc least twelve or whom
/ are substantial Irscho dere OF said y ard. rec
omn end tho aid applies tioD, viz;
Iohn g FAhey. NJ ID. Patrick HagRertyg--t.l
John g. lloyla Eugene N 6ayere
William X Watson Victor pehan
William Kelly Alexander Casey
w. j. Kelly William O'Donnen
Martin Malay a. H. ReddlnR
James q Monaghan Pnrick Cahill
lohn Glll John Leahy
John ROa, John Heating
Patrick Brown Joseph h. WalburR
T eeph y hlttekfr John kuBoll
Martin Rueeli John Forrest
LIN HIG4IN4.