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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26
WANTED rom FORGERY.
Nh erin iioweii. WIN Hiring Hack >. -
Rowan irom Richmond, Va.

Sheriff Iiowciis VIII leave tonight or
IN the morning FOR Richmond. Virginia.
for the purpose ~ bringing back 10 this
city J. u. Rowan. alias Carry. alias
Douglas. alias Gear aud alias good
many other names. wanted for forging
draft FOR 1896 ON the National Hank
% the Republic In September. 1897.
The necessary papers were signed by
Governor Wells today and sheriff
Howcllr II ready TO start on the crrand
Of bringing back the prisoner
Rowan came To Salt Lake la the
summer ~ 1850, representing that he
was here Tor the purpose uf establish.
inE branch office 81 the National
Cash Register company. lie opened
~ an office ana put On lots " style,
lie succeeded In raining on forged
draft for SO, on the National Hank Of
the Republic ANA then skipped out.
The llnkerton detectives have been
on his trail ever since, ana only recent.
~ located him In Richmond. lie was
convicted at that place for a similar
crime and sentenced to one years i'm.
prisonmcnt Recently he was par.
doned, but the authorities In Richmond
We're requested to hold him until tho
arrival of Sheriff Howells.
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Villages Devastated, Shipping
Wrecked, Plantations Ruined.
800 NATIVES ARE KILLED.
Mission steamer tIbeu ucf.arrn Goes
lahore Tho solomon Islands Hear
che 8rup, ~ - clone.

victoria. Il. g.. Jan. 2e.-Thc steamer
Aoranai from Australasia brings de-
tails " the terrible cyclones which
swept the South soaa about the middle
II December. devastating villages,
vrcckinE shipping and causing many
deuth. AZ camnui. In New Guinea.
ON December 49, the gale was tcfriii
Cocoa palms went down BY HUNDREDS
and were carried 60 aea Torrents ~
rain fell Twelve vessels were wrecked
The cutter Maynuwer ANA Nnbua Fcrc
total wrecks at IIaHilaki. The Kctchea
Bebem and Iaidan wcrr lost IN Gond
Enough island and Mr Kennedy. man
aaor " the Ncw Guinea development
company. was drowned. together WITH
his crew save one boy The mission
steamer Albert Mci.urcn went uHnurc
and the iuggcf LyHander and thf cutter
rieatwlnE were totally wreck0i az
Wsdan. The cutter purtla was smash !
near Port Glasgow. The schooner Ellen
Cowan and the cutter Ivy w"rc lot In
the Koaamhn group and captain tulet
and cfvw were drowned.
IN the solomona the hurricane dld
most damage. whole villages being de-
Htroyed. Hundreds ~ cucoa piantH-
tionH were upfooted and yam patches
lcveled. over 600 natives are reported
60 have been Killed
Captain pcntccost " the yacht 81
Aubin. who brought news 10 the llH-
nrter TO- sydney, niyH b" saved "a woman
who was 10 have been Killed na Hlf-
cercas. she being accused ~ having
caused the hurricane. To bought her,
the purchase price being ~ piE, and
took her to another island, where she
was released
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REFORM Is NEEDED.
Police Court Defendants for the Indus
trial School.

In the police court today william
Blake and John Davis pleaded guilty
To the charge N stealing ovcrcoats
from the Salt Lake business College
on second South. The defendants
were mere lads. Blake was held to the
district court TO show cause why he
should not be- sent to the State indus
trial school. Davis was allowed to 20
ON suspended sentence. upon his prom.
isc 10 return TO his father at st. George
Nellie Whitccotton. a Eirl Of ~ years.
Wa caught with Davis and Blake last
night when they We're run In for steal
Ing the oVercoats. The testimony Of
the officers was that she was u person
of III repute. She was ordered before
judge Norrcll to show cause why she
should not be sent 10 tho State Indus
Trial school.
George smith was found guilty OF
committing a nuisance and was fined
g..
Two ncwrboyH who werc charged
with stealing q bundle Of papers from
the Tribune were allowed TO go. II np-
peafing that they did not take the
package, but got II from another hoy.
The case of chnH. Anderson, charged
With obtaining money under false pre-
tensor, came M for hearing. but was
postponed TIL Tuesday next, nt y. m.
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rangcmcnts with foundries and
machine shops which make speciality
Of tin plate machinery to control their
capacity for q considerable period. The
EFFORT evidently II to keep out rush
OF outside capital into the business
From all quarters come buoyant re-
ports concerning the volume Of bust
ne,s ana the strength OF the markets
In pig iron the demand II active and
what iron ~ offered IL readily snapped
iip without much quarrcling as to
prices. There have been some large
lots sold for export for delivery during
the second hair Of the year. the aggrc-
gate being considerably above 10000
tons.
The billet market has been animated
eastern buyers have purchased consid-
cradle quantities In the central west.
In the steel rail trade pittsburg reports
the sale ~ one block ~ 1000 tons while
other mills A considerable tonnage
81 rails FOR foreign countries " being
considered but little has been actually
placed.
Gales have been very active In bars
aud IN car material ~ all kinds. Among
the transactions reported " lot u
10000 tons for steel rails, To cover the
material for some large contracts re-
Gently taken
Foreign Inquiries Tor all kinds ~ ma
tcri1l continue numerous and In some
eases are pressing. thus showing that
the advance has not frightened buy.
rrH on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26

New York. Jan. 2G.-The Iron Age. In
~ We skly trade review today, says!
n perfect craze ~ developing for
combination. aided largely by the eager
ness Of bankers TO promote such un-
dsftnkingH, They seem 10 be outhld-
ding each other and encourage the dis.
position to nut fancy valuation ON muri-
hund property. Active work h going on
In the cnHt.irun pipe Industry. In the
soil pip" branch there has been q move.
fnent FOR some time. but u has been
prprr"Hinr M slowly that some Of the
concerns are growing impatient \
good deal ~ work has been done under
the Leadership ~ clifford t.add toward
q fusion ~ the bridge plants ut the
country. The car builders have had
their meetings aud the sheet mills have
been In conference over u plan 10 eon-
Holidate.
The most interesting developments
during IN week however. have been
IN connection with the tin plate indus.
Try. The same parties who cnrricd
through the consolidation In this In.
duHtry nv reported Co have perfected
now u fusion III the leading makers In
the central west ~ tin plate harn Ave
great plants being named, situated at
youngstown, Newcastle. Columbus and
Wheeling, n N reported that arrange
mentH have been made with one great
works In piitHhurE and another In the
Wheeling district 60 secure exclusive
control of this branch of raw mater
ial. In other words outside mills are
10 fnd Il difficult 60 obtain the tin
plate bars.
Another important stop In the same
direction " the completion 81 the ar
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Several hundred Such endorsements
have already been made aud Menocai
has 80 far refused to mako moro speci-
DC recommendation between individ-
uais. col. Bliss wants him 60 take
more direct responsibility.
The Havana newspapers are all agi.
tatinr the question " the payment ~
the insurgent troops They want a
definite plan adopted. As an EXPIRES
sion ~ the wiehea " the rubnn people.
the papers rejecting spanish aenti-
ments support The propositions.
The transport Michigan arrived last
night with atty tons N reffigerater
beef Tor the army Unloading ~ %
lighter was begun In n heavy rain ana
one. fourth u the beef was spoiled.
The representative of swift & Go. re-
fused to accept II for delivery To- the
ifdopa and the beef was thrown back
On the government.
current financial Investments an %
large scale are noW tnklng the FORM
" real estate trnnsfera. The settlement
Il made that ". w. FipFier has nee
uulrcd property Tor the erection Of %
largc hotel.
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MINING NOTES.


The nili Nyc In orhir canyon shows
ore running ~ per cont lead. 4 nun...i
silver and 10 cents W gold
An assessment Of quarter " a cont
shnrr, has been lnVic1 on tho cnpit4i
stock NJ the success Mining company.
Assays from the Star conrolitatsa ND
Tintlc show values 81 - pur c.ni t,f.
per. % ounces silver aud 40 cents in
gold.
Amendments 10 the crtlcioa ~ ca,
.Walrus company 90 ulnrhrtn
have been fled with the country rlsrt
changing the name 10 Gold & Conn r.
company or bingham.
Al its annual meeting the Mercu-
company reelected the old bnnrl f,r
another year. the same CONSISTING n
John bern. T.. n. Airls. John Helm.
rich. w, =. iirown nnd George IL.
pcrn.
The Alpha Consolidated Mining com.
pany capitalized at $4,000. In nhaffs
of the par value ~ 81 each. has MOI
articles Of Incorporation. The iueur.
poraiors are y. w fclls New Yort.
Lucy =. howard. kansas city. W 3D.
Sells Harriet ". Sells ana !. IL
Howdlc, Salt Lake city. The capital
stock l. presented In an undivided
1900 feet OF the Alpha. and ihrer.
fourihH ~ the Sells group. IN the Iir
Cottonwood district. Officers. y. "
SellH " president, Harriet W. Sells
vice president j. H. Howdic. secretary
and treasurer.
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r. Thorpe OF chicago. have been ga
zetted knights Of H. Olaf.
A cablegram from Mnrgatc. Eng.
says large ship u ashore on Long
sand and II apparently sinking. The
local life boat has gone 20 her assist.
ance. A heavy sea IL running.
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary ~ the state ~ New
Jersey today Of the Hubbcr Goods
Manufacturing company with an au-
thorizcd capital stock of 10000 one
half which II to be preferred and tho
other half common stock.
The new wardc Line steamer Havana
left Cramps ship yard this morning on
her official trial trip. The Havana win
ply between New York and campcch-.
Mexico. touching at Havana and other
points. The Havana IL "a Ave dccked
steamer 10 feet over all and II 5000
tons register.
The Twentieth United States infan-
Try regiment. the FIRST battalion of
which arrived at San Francisco yes.
tcrday en- route 20 Manila. same across
the country In i've sections The second
section arrived late last nirht and the
others viii follow at intervals Of a few
hours. The last section II expected
some time today The troops which
came In during the night slept In their
trains az the Oakland Mole.
The World says that the time fixed
for the wedding ~ VIM. X. Vanderbilt.
Jr. and Mis- virginia Fair IL Tuesday.
April I. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
Herman Oclricha In New York city.
Major General Merriam viii leave
San Francisco today for Denver. whers
h. viii command the department ~ the
Colorado. lie said cmphatically; u
am not candidate Tor secretary of
war 10 succeed Secretary AlFer or any
one else"
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Matthew 2. Gi.born Want. sp.aso rsid a'
Dividend. by G.ys.r- Marion Company.

Matthew r. olsborn hled suit
against \. u. Milncr and Glenn II.
Boutwell, In the Third district court to-
day To recover $3.50 alleged TO be- due
rlaintir NJ dividends on $1,000 shares
% stock In the Ucyaer- Marion Gold
Mining company.
Il II ALLEGED In the complaint that In
February. 1897. nm agreement was en-
tered into between the plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS by which SS.000 shares OF the
bcyscr- Marion company. belonging to
plaintiff. was issued la the defendant
boutwell, IN trust for plaintiff.
shortly after the agreement was
made. II N alleged. plaintiff demanded
IN. return of the shares but defendant
refused to deliver them. ana retained
possession of them until August /.
1881.
While Boutwell, held the stock. II II
alleged. the Geyscr- Marion paid -four
dividends, as foliowH Thrc. cents per
share April -, iss7. another three cents
May iiHt. another three cents June 3Dth.
and another ~ two cents July liat,
making total Of 1850 which amount
palintin says rlghtfuily belonged TO
him.
u N then vet out that both tho de-
PENDANTS took the entire sum and np-
proprlated the same for their own prit-
waite use and benefit.
\. v. Taylor aud Williams. Van Colt
sutherland nrc plaintiffs attorcnyH.
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ACUINALDO MAY
DECLARE WAR.
WOMEN WANT TO FIGHT.
American sentr, KIN. - Filipino ON
Ger ~ Tonto Excitement
L. Intense.

Manila. jan. a, Via Hongkong. Jan.
ae-Thc Rcpubllca. the official organ
~ the Filipinos. announces that the
congress at Maioios has adopted the
Philippine constitution. passed vote
" confidence In Agnnaldo and en-.
powered him 10 declare war on the
Americans whenever he may deem u
advisable.
AZ mass meeting ~ women az Ca
wife yesterday. the paper adds. IL was
enthusiastically resolved 90 petition
Agnlnaldo Tor Permission 90 take mems
places In defence of Independence ana
to bear arms II necessary.
Palermo has asked fur, and. II ap-
pears has been granted the privilege
NJ taking prominent place In the
line uf battle against the Americans.
An American sentry yesterday Killed
captain 90 Filipino artillery. at the
Tonic outpost. AH result the native
press " Intensely excited and de-
nnuurc u as "a "cowardly a@sassina'
ton"
on Saturday evening dan. 2D ave
fIliplnoa determined to have revenge
fur their captains doath.and attempted
a. enter our lines An American SEM
g." KILLED one NJ them. who was armed
with a revolver After an exchange of
tnstf the otners were arrested. The In
cldeni has intensified the excitement
here.
The cabinet yesterday insisted on the
liberation ~ the spanish civll prisoners
IN cumnrmurntlou ~ the proclamation
~ the Filipino republic and also do.
mated money To the native clergy. a de.
cree tn that eject was signed. The
Spanish clergy, however. remain pria-
ouefH
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged for the formal ratification OF
the constitution today.
Nothing was accomplished nt the
conference here yesterday. and Il Ia
runor"d that the fiiipinos at their next
meeting VIII give the Americans eight
days In which to accedo to their de.
mands FOR recognition. The ilimor l.
dlHefVdlted
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New York. Jan. ss.-Thc Tribune
says;
Reports are current that large inter-
eHts-Home OF the rumors say the Van.
dcrbllts and others. a combination OF
the Nanderbllts and the Pennsylvania
tailroad-arc acquiring the control Of
the Lake Erie a Western road. the
stock especially mentioned as thus be.
Ing transferred being the holdings OF
the Calvin \. Bricc estate. Concern
ing this report. Frederick W. Whit
ridge. chairman OF the board. says
Mrs nricc has not sold her Lake Erie
4 Western stock. and as far ms known,
she does not Intend Ia sell u. I don't
know ~ any large blocks OF the stock
having changed hands or about 10 be-
transferred. u any such deal az II
rumorcd We're under way 1 should prob.
ably know about H.
Two 81 IN. other directors OF the
Lake Erie A. Western said that they
knew nothing u any movement for
tfanafcrrinK control " the road al
though the activity In tho stock might
Indicate that an attempt by certain In
tcrestH was being made 60 purchase the
controlling interest.
Only one meeting Of the directors has
been held since The death Of President
Hricc and at that meeting the sub
iect ~ the sale u the road was not dis
cussed or even mentioned.
II was said by some persons that th>
Iiig Four 1.-THE Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Chicago and IT, l.ouls). had bought or
was planning 60 buy. the Lake Erie a
Western. This story could not be ycr-
incd nor could others previously r..
frrred To. connecting the Nandorbiita
and Pennsylvania with the alleged ef-
fort a. secure control ~ the Lake Erie
n Western. II has been understood for
several days that the liig -Four IL now
fully under control ~ the Nanderbllts.
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srANIsm rnIsoNnns.
spain trges. Through the french rmbassy.
th. it.i.ss. 81 the rfi,r-.

New York. Jan. ga dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington says;
Through the French embassy here
spain has again urged the United
States 60 procure the release of Spanish
prisoners held ~ the Philippine In
surgentr
Information officially received by the
Madrid government from the Philip
pines shows that the lives OF Spanish
women and children. ~ we'll ~ men.
nru In danger aud that the prisoners
are not receiving proper treatment.
The spanish government called attcn-
ton 10 that provision OF the treaty re-
quirlng this government to use ltE good
offices to procure the release of the
prisoners and urged the United States
to do everything possible 10 do 80.
Secretary Hay replied that General
OTIS had been instructed to give Inn
mediate attention to the matter. hut
this government has made no promises
tu obtain the release NJ the prisoners
u n the growing belief that they Will
be- able 10 obtain the release OF the
prisoners only by force.
Information has alsn been received
here. showing that t01 frinra held a-
prisoners, are compelled by the Fillpl-
nos 90 undergo all sorts ~ mental la
bors, such NJ attending To the horses
of Filipino officers. paving the streets
~ towns. and 20 forth.
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DISCHARGE OF UTAH VOLUNTEERS

Governor Wells received tclegraphlo
message from Assistant Adjrtant Cen
enl Ward Washington, this afternoon.
stating that under the department
policy, he doubted whether the vulun.
lecrs In Manila. who ate 10 be- returned
In the order under which they were
sent out, would receive Immediate dis
charge by making the request by wire.
This means that The boys win have to
take their turn In the matter OF their
discharge.
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SEARCH FOR STOLEN GOODS.

a complaint was sworn out In Jus
tloe Nelson's court today by Joseph
collins, whose home IL near the corner
OF Firth Fast and Twelfth South
streets, against one John Doe. who on
tered hlH house ON tho 9Th of January
and stole goods amounting 20 the Valle
OF $3.50.
\ search warrant was Issued On n
house In Forcst Dale. hut nothing had
been heard from the officers ~ 10 a
late hour this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26

judge cherry today continued the
casc of Joseph liaungnrton W. ~. NJ.
onion, until tho 5lst Inst
The eases NJ Eliza A. Eastman W
James W. Brown ct M. and Daniel
Eyer W. John -. Taylor rt al, was
transferred by Judge liiles 10 Judge
cherry's court today.
The 10000 damage suit OF u. #.
ienFAten against Salt Lake city was
dismissed by Judge Cherry today ON
motion OF plolntin. A compromise was
erected by which the plnintin agreed
70 accept $500 In satisfaction OF his
An order was made by Judge Hlles
today approving the final account of
lteoeiNer Nj, j. cheesman In the ease
nf the Savings a. Loan society A
samuel J. Pollock. administrator OF the
estate % Ella Pollock, deceased, and
lions Savings bank The report shows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26

The supreme court listened to ar.
Eumenir In the following eases today,
Thomas W. Jennings II NJ, appel.
lnntH W q, T.. prptt ct A. Franz,
Pierce for appellant and g. W. Morse
fur respondents.
iiom" Fire Insurance company. np.
pcllantn W. stephen ~. Lynch. county
treasurer. Mhyle, Zane " costignn fnr
appellants and County Attorney ~ n
Putnam FOR respondent
william u. Ninson Il nj appellants.
vs. The Triumph Consolidated Mining
company. J, W. Pike ana N. l.. Pickett
FOR appellants, and pcy q Street Tor
respondent.
In the ease or Lucinda Iebcher. m.
pellnnt " George g. Lambert, twenty
days additional time was given the for.
mer 10 Me abstract.
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YAomr cArrrnrp nY NINE.
Armed Expedition Rescue. q hoy. the sole
survivor 81 the trew.

Victoria. H. e.. Jan. se.-The steam
ship Aorangi brings news that the
steamer Yrabel conveyed to sydney n
report from Mr. Forrest. the resident
trader at Hanta cruz. that Information
had reached him through the native
channels that q sydney yacht had been
captured by the natives but that her
crew ~ two white men had escaped
into the bush. This was the iHiana
where the cutter curlrs was cut cut
early In the year aud her crew muf-
derei.
The Yrahci proceeded 60 utupun 10
make Inquiries. They landed fully
armed at the Villages an iiaaiilk harbnr
and found that one burned By N. N \.
Mohawk, In revenge for tho murder ~
the cutter curiew'r crew, had hoen -
built. They rescued the rufiew' a
boy, the sol. survivor OF that unfortu.
nate vessel
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r. II. JONES n co.
wELLs-FARGo n co.
s'ibs,.

WALIls.-ln this city. on the siih
OF January, 1879. at No. lsi Ninih Fast,
Margaret Wallis. aged % years. wife
~ the late Alexander Wallis of PIN.
licu, London, England, who kept the
London conference house for many
years
Funeral services win b. held nc the
Eleventh ward meeting HOUSE nn sun
day, Jan. ~. at 1850 o'clock. The many
friends Of deceased arv Invited % at
tend
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FIXING UP A cnINAMAy.

Justice sommers was engaged today
fixing mp the papers ~ Al ST., a
Chinese merchant Of this city. who N
going back 20 china on whit. With
out the papers containing his picture
he could not pass the custom house on
his return. The Justices office looked
like a section of Plum alley during the
proceedings.
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TWO COUPLES MARRIED.

Anna G. Jensen and Arthur String.
fellow. both OF this city. We're united
In the holy bonds Of mairimony yes
t'rday afternoon. Elder charlca W.
pcnrose officiating. This morning Dep
uty clerk George 4. iilAir performed
the ceremony that made Edward un-
derwood " Salem, Utah, and Bertha
Roberts OF Sugar ward. man ana wife.
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souooL rnAomrn STAINED.
rhirteen'Nsar-oid rupn Fatally siash.s
M. Master who was whipping Him.

Albany. Mo. Jan. 26-'r, II, Hunter.
teacher In the Adams school. ~ miles
northeast ~ here. has been fatally
stabbed by q i3-year-old pupil named
chns. Ayers who he was whipping. The
boy rs In JAN here.
According TO the statement OF the pu-
plr, Hunter was Furnishing Ayers by
holding switch close 10 his face,
bending n back aud allowing II to snap
against him The switch almost drew
the blood every tirle.
suddenly the boy whipped out Jack
knife aud made "a slash az the teachers
throat The blade struck beneath the
left ear and was drawn half around
lhc neck, cutting friEhtful cash.
The children all He'd from the school
after the stahhing.Hnd Hunter was left
some tlme without assistance.
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SATISFACTORY REPORT FROM
GEN. OTIS.

Washington. Jan. gs-uen. OH. ca
hlru- tur uas urt..iftt.Vni tnday IRON
Manila a. follows.
Manila. Jan. 2s.-'rhe transport Zea.
lnndin left today Tor ann Francisco
with iGl officers and enlisted men "
The soldiers On IN. Lsainndla are
raid ut the war depart ncut g. br cnu.
Valerrentr. The ilsrntci. iiil. the Hast
received from den. O'iH was regarded
no satisfactory because h. made no
mention - change IN The conditions at
Manila. ~ he would b. SURF a. do had
ther" been any inHurErnt outbreak.
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Lincoln, Nch,, Jan. 26,--lIayward lost
two more votes today. which went To
Field. The vote was aH follows.
Allen. Unpl, o.. Hayward. 80: Web
ster 10, Thompson. Z. Weston. Ok
Reese, 2. floss. 9. Field. 9: Nnndusen.
!; l.ambertHon. I; iiinShaw. 1. cornish,
4, Valentine, 4 Adams, I. All Rcpub,
Leans. Total, $50. necessary To q choice,
Co.