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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-08-05
From Bynum.

RYNuM, August 3-Mrs. William Hen
nemau. infant daughter. and her Aotfler,
Mrs. Hull, all OF Baltimore, are summer
inr at MclroSc, the home of Mrs. Gar
nett =. RadehauSh
Miss Matte Raglan, of Baltimore. IS
sta, Ing at the residence of Mrs. Joseph
IL. Davidson.
Mrs. Ellen L. Stonebrakcr, Belle View,
is entertaining Miss NJ. {. Goddess, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. Martin. Of Wilmington, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Martha Blake, of Cold
Spring.
Mrs. !. Lynch and children are visiting
Miss a. Lynch.
The Misses Frederick and nephew are
on visit to Rev. J. y. Frederick, of st.
Ignatius Church.
y gay party started on Saturday even,
ing for a straw ride. they went from
Melrose to Bel Air, and ON their return
were entertained by Mrs. Radcbaugh.
Among those who cnjnyCd the trip were
MIR. and Mrs. Ilcnnenan and Miss Rag
Ian, OF Baltimore, Misses Kate and Clara
Stonebral;er, Airs Davidson, Miss Leila
Davidson. Masters Willie, Albert and
George Stumciprakcr, Master BENTON
Gleason.
Mr.. Garnctt =. Eadcbanlh is building
an addition to his house. His tomatoes
have been the first III the ucighborhoot
to ripen.
Mr.. Joseph II. Sapp is assisting Mrs
Fannie Il. Smcdlcy, late OF Hvnum. in the
construction Of her house at Forest Hill
IDONO.
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BEl AIR NOTES.

Mrs. Fullerton, of Delta, and Miss
Helen Ludwig, of Baltimore, have been
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Lowe.
Miss Anita Schactcr, of Baltimore, is at
the residence Of Mrs. S. w. bradford.
DR. and Mrs. James +. Mitchell, OF
Washington, have been the guests of DR..
Mitchells sister, Mrs. !. II. {. Watts.
Miss Yackel, of Baltimore, is at the
residence Of Mrs Kate Webb.
Miss Margaret Hanway, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Harry d. Haway, is
quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. J. Ralph Luckcy, of Baltimore. is
visiting Messrs. George X. Cairnes and
Charles w. PocOck.
Prof T. NJ. Price, formerly of Darling
ton, but now of the Chemistry Depart
ment, L. S. Bureau Of Agriculture, was a
welcome caller at The .1:gis office OF
Wednesday.
MIR. Thomas c. Galbrcath, forme,
school examiner, who has been i'll Den
yer, Colorado, for his health for the past
year, is steadily improving.
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Hmu PoINT, August 3.-On Saturday
the annual reunion of the family of Mr..
and Mrs. ThumasS. Denbow was held at
the home of their son Mr. John 7. DcnbOw,
near Hight Point. The dav was pleasant
" spent all enjoying themselves. Dinner
and refreshments were served at the usual
hour. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs George Gross, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. !. Corroual, Mr and Mrs. George
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Dcmbow,
Mr. and Mrs Eddie Dcnbow, Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Hildt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Beall,
Mesdamss Annie Tr;der, J. Ohm Beall, Alice
Treadwcll, l.. Stalev, Albert Beall. Misses
Nav Deuhnw, Wil!inne TrradwelI. Helen
Beall. Sailie STREET.. Alice Beall. Mcssrs.
Harry Martin, Willie Corrouu, Michael
Corrum. Rcnfor,l Bcall. Oscar Beall,
Carrie Treadwcll, Clifford Martin, Clifton
Stalev.
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HARKIN$, August 1.-Iiarvcsting is
is about over II this writing and the
wheat Weld WIS very good. Mr.. Howard
Kcmt tlrrshcd 10 bushels from one acre
of ground.
i tournament for he benefit Of St.
MarvS X. {. Church, Clcrmont Mills,
will he held ON Tuesday. August 1G
and Thursday, August IS. The fair will
he opened at tea O'Clock in the morning.
Dim CT and also supper will lie served by
the ladies
Miss Bertha Street,. who has been sick.
is much improved.
Mr.. Rufus Lowe has the new house on
his farm painted.
Miss Mary Kchm vino WAS spending
some time with thc Misses Stein has re-
turned to hci, nome at GovanstOwu.
Miss Dora lJilditch, of Mcchanicsvillc,
is visiting Miss Anna Stein.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fisllel spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in PcnnSyl-
vania. kRANC.
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|. The will of the late Griffin 7. Milton
has been probatcd. He leaves all of his
property to his wife, Isabella z. Milton,
and names her cXecuttix The paper is
dated April 2, 1890, and is witnessed by
H. l. prigg, W. IL. II. Whitelord and L.
NJ. Allen, IT.. The appointment of the
executrix was conilrrned; bond $4,000.
George l.. Silver and Noble l.. Mitchell
were appointed appraisers Of the estate.
Stevenson A. Williams was appointed
administrator of the late Dorus Seneca;
bond 500.
Belle V. Scarborough and Hugh T..
Heaps were appointed administrators of
the late Parker f. Scarborough, bond
100000. John W. Galbreath and +. {.
Kearns were appointed appraisers of the
estate.
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In loving remembrance of our darling niece
MABEL MARIA uOLAN, who Tell asleep il;
Jesus TWO years ago today, July %. 1904.
Conc. but not forgotten.
MIbcl'S gone, but wis youn;: and fair,
She SAUNDERS sweet and knows no Gaze:
Her heart WAS true. her lii, was young.
Yet no; our will. bat Gods he done.
And :tS angels whispers low,
Dear Mabel. you with us must go.
TO where the harps play clear and sweet,
Where YOU some day your friends shah meet.
by her auHtS.
MNRTuA X. AND SADIE !. poLA%.
Baltimore, Md.
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DEATH OF MRS. HEALY.

Mrs. Mary Ilcaly, wife of Mr.. Daniel
Healy, aged 60 years, died at her home
on Revolution street, on last Monday,
after an illness of only two weeks from
dyscntery, in the sixtieth year of her age.
Her funeral was held Wednesday morn
ing from ST. Patrick's Church, the Rev.
!. p. I'itz Gerald officiating, and inter
ment at Mt. Erin Cemetery. The pail
bearers were Joseph Mackin, ST., James
McLhcnny, Sr., John Mcdonald, Andrew
Gleason, Michael Murphy and John Nc
Lhenny.-IIavre de Grace Republican.
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ABERDEEN. August 3--Aberdccn has
had another fire, which resulted in quite
a loss of property to MIR Charles Il. Os-
born, whose harn WIS burned to The
ground on Friday afternoon. The flames
were discovered at ; O'Clock, when the
fire department was called out by Mr.. ~
X. Fletcher. The origin of The FIVE can
not be fully determined. MIR. Osborn
thinks there is Il possibility of some
matches having been left Isl the barn and
set of by mics He lost thirty tons 81
dry hay, sixty bushels If oats and a mum
her of farming implements. many I"
which were new, representing hundreds
of dollars. Mr. Meredith Hutton, o
Philadelphia, also lost good runabout
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Meighborhood Nevs'


MIcHAELsyILLH, August 2.-Garrctt-
son Sunday school held its picnic last Fri
day at Old baltimore. 1t was well at
tended.
This vicinity was visited last week by
Il severe wind and rain storm which blew
the corn duwn. Eut our farmers are glad
to note it Strengthened up again.
Several farmers have thresfed, but the
wheat crop is not turning ont as well as
expected. GUESS WHO.
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Church Reunion and Woods Meeting.

H>lIc Rcunior of West Hartford Circui
viii IL held Oh Thursday, August l AT
CnnptuWn in the woods adjoining tlIt
William Matters Memorial NJ. L. Church
Til. : :2ht Sunday schools OF the circuit
viii niyr' 1T lie Church at go A. NJ.
iurin i'll lr.. and march to the pavilion
led by The ?awn Grove band. Addresses
will ht ma,l, ny the following ministers
T. Z. Peters, t.. +. DavricS, i. X. Isaac,
Edw@I,! Hayes, N. f. Il. Rice, and Samuel
Grllln.
Ice Cream and confectionery will he
sold "n The grounds.
The Woods Meeting will begin on
August IA and the programme tor the
day will he AN Old Time Love Feast,
10A NJ; preaching by DR.. II. S. France,
Presiding Elder, II A. NJ. Children's
Meeting conducted by Rev {. f. Bonn,
, 80 7. NJ; preaching by Rev. Edward
Baltimore, 3 p. NJ. Young Peoples Meet
ing, I p. NJ; preaching by b. F. Devries,
of Mt. Vernon NJ. Z. Church, Baltimore,
S p. NJ.
There will be 10 preaching or Sunday
school services i'll any Of the Churches of
the Circuit on the first Sunday of the
Woods Meeting.
During the first week we will have
preaching on Tuesday. Thursday and
Friday at II A. NJ, 3 p NJ. and at p.
NJ. every day except Saturday.
On the second Sunday, August 81, DR..
W. S. Edwards, the former presiding
elder of the District will preach At 3 p.
NJ. and probably AZ = Z. NJ. There will
bc preaching every evening during the
second week at s o'clock except Satur-
day.
Thursday, August % will he Epworth
League Day. An interesting programme
is being prepared and will be announced
later.
We extend Il cordial invitation to all
Sunday schools and Churches to be
present at our Reunion and Woods Meet
ing.
JAMES l.. NOLAN,
CHARLES f. BUNN
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From Abingdon.

ABINGDON, August 3-Thc Abingdon
Sunday school will holdits annual picnic
next Thursday. August IL, across the
creek from Otter Point
Mrs. J. ". Wilson and son, Mr.. Willie
Wilson, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Galbr"atll. of Darlington.
Mrs. FosSett, of Baltimore is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas McGdw.
Miss Grace blackburn. who has been
attending business college, is spending
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. J. ".
wilson
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ORDER Or PUBLICATION

In the Circuit Court l.ev"niom Mei:wins
for Hartford county,
il j!,,i Equity 9i po'ke'@' Ed"" Me'*wi"s,
The object of this Hill is to obtain Il Decree
divurci'!s. the l.aintifl from the defendant. u
NincUlo matrtmOilli.
The Fill of Complaint states that the plain
tin and defendant were married ON ,hr tn
day of February. 1901. in ICrseE CiIr, y. ].
That they lived together aS man and wife I'M
Ill on or about the HOth dHy OF June, 1901 .
upon which day. without lust cause or lawful
excuse, the defendant deserted and aband oncd
the piiiutitf. That sad dcScrtio and ;iban-
dUnmcTt hats continued uninterruptcdly Tor
more than thr0c wears prior to the filing ni
;hiS Suit. is deliberate and final. and that the
separation of the parties is beyond any rcn-
Souablc cX pcct alton of Il rvcnnciliat ton. That
the conduct Of tbs plaiItiff has at all times
been above reproHCh. That the p!Hintin il
NOW and has been for more than two wears
prior to the filing OI this suit. a resident Ol
thr state OfMarylInd. and that the defendant
* non resident Of the state Of Maryland.
That no children were bpru ut sud marriage.
tt is thrrcupun ordered. this st day Of July,
1904, by thc Circuit Court for Hartford Coun-
~. in Equity that The plaintiff. by causing :,
copy of ihis order to hc inserted in some news
Taper published i'll Hartford county, once in
each Ut four successive Weeks before the 3Uth
dHv OF July. 1904. give uutiCc to the above
defendant. Edna MClsw.n-,, informing her oi
the uhirc; and substaur: oi the Fill OF Com
pluint. and warning her to nc and appear i'll
this Court. in person "r ~ so!i1tor, on or
before the 18th day of August. 1904. 10 show
cause il any there bc. why the decree should
not he passed as herein prayed.
WM. =. EORWOOD, lR., Clerk.
True COpy-Test:
WM. s. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore conducted by
aud known as "knnticr " McCummings." OF
BRAir. Maryland has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent by the retirement Of Mr..
Melvin Z. kruiicr from said firm. The bust
ness here after will bcconductcd by ]. William
AicCummingS, and all persons indebted to
said firm are hereby respectfully requested to
SETH, with said McC' Cummings.
l. WM MCCUMNINC;S.
MELEINC. kNOFLER.
Bel Air, August X, 1901
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Qualified to Teach in the Public Schools of
Hartford County.

Office Board of School Commissioners /
OF Hartford County.
BEL AIR, Mp. July 10, l9OI.J
Trustees must select their teachers from
this list unless applicant holds life certii-
cate. diploma: oi the State Normal School, Il
certificate from the Principal of the State
Normal School or Il diploma from he Normal
Department of Washington College.
Contracts with teachers must he i'll writing,
and must be forwarded I q the Superintendent
as soon as made. Boards of Trustees must
b. properly organized before contracts with
teachers can be made.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The Board met on Wednesday.
The following trustees were appointed:
III, Joppa, X. A. Sheials, vice w. A. Chill
coat, resigned; 1873, Dunkale, Joseph
Archer; SO, Anglesie, Denis J. Shanahan,
vice W. f. Robinson, resigned; the re
siYnation of MIR. +. ii. Morgan, Ii, was
accepted.
On recommendation of trustees the fol
lowing appointments of assistants were
made: 1913, Mt. Zion, Virginia Pardew;
lbs, Rel AR, Misses Hanna A. Coalc and
Grace Wallis.
The action of the trustees of 1-G, Havrc
dc Grace, i'll elccting MIR. john II. Coul-
bourn, of Snow Hill, as principal, was
confirmed. The vice-principal, director
of manual training, and assistants were
all reelected for the ensuing year.
No applicant for the free scholarship at
Charlotte Hall having appeared from
this county. it was awarded to William
ii. Cough, of Charles county, for one year.
The following contracts between trus-
tees and teachers were confirmed: 40,
Mt. Vernon, Ethel Devoe; 1-3. Union
Chapel, Clarice STREET.; Of, Madonna,
Grace l.. Nelson; 1872, Prospect, Helene.
Wilkins; 90, Castlcton, Rose Wilson,
2O-5, South Delta, Hugh A. Evans; 81 i,
Emmorton, Bertha Colgan; lis, Mt.
Pleasant, Laura Y. Mason; 1913, Mine
Branch. Mary |. Neeper; 1T-3, Heaps
Cross Roads. Cora Y. Rigdon; 5-2, Perry
man, Helen Link; Of Bleak Height, Hat
tie Wilson.
The following scholarships were award
ed to the State Normal School in the or
der of their standing: Mary ]. Devoc.
Blanche kurtz. Osarita Webster and
Emma NJ. Jacobs.
The three book repositories were order
ed discontinued at once and all school
supplies returned to the central office.
The upcrntendcnt submitted a schedule
of salaries TO meet the requirements of
the new school law. 1t was adopted and
will be put into the hands of the teachers
at once.
The superintendent was directed to
write to the trustees of Al concerning
the condition and care of the buildings at
said school.
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The above letter exact fac-simile received from Grotn, Lobe
Co., the largest wholesale south of
this sale OF clothing and bought largely The goods all of the highest
class We have received what bought and marked them
that cannot fail attract Each garment bears Ambac Co.'S
famous WHITE SEAL BRAND and the best HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING for what the ordinary shoady stuff usually sell for
We quote prices give
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SIS, 1904.
C.. ROUSE
BclAir, Md.
Dear Sir:

pear Sir:
On Tuesday, May 10, will sell at
f"uction, wi thout reserve, the entire large and
iva luable stock Of clothing Of Mess. H. Ambach
q Co.. OF this city, retiring from bus mess,
and Of Inventor ed value Of Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
This firm has been in bus mess but eli ghteen
months, that 95 per cent. Of the stock is
Of this season S product on, and comprise in
add ii on large and comp etc lines Of staples
full and hi ghly attractive lines Of this
SON S novelties.
AS these goods have been manu- fac tur ed in
regular and unsurpass ed manner for the very
best retail trade, and the entire stock
wi IL be sold wi thout reserve, and being wi tn
out except on the most attractive sale at
tt on in many years, we hope to be favored
wi tn your presen
Yours very truly,
Dict. GROTJAN, LOBE & Co.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY.
WEDNESDAY Aup. 3. 1904
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reduced Rates to Toronto

ON account of the Friends q .i.cr.tl Confer
rhrr to he held at Toronto. GIIarin, August
lU to- ~. the PcnuS vIyuUi.t Railroad Com
pany will sell rnunil-t:ip tickets 90 Toronto
and return from all stations on its lines,
on August ., 10 and II, at reduced rates.
Tickets will be good to return until August
81, inclusive.
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A Havre de Grace Petition.

Office Board County Commissioners,
BEL AIR, Md, Aug. 1. l9uL.f
TIL" following petition respecting III,
Churchvillc and iIavrC de Grace road i'm
prov"mrnt is published by order of Tie BoarG
OF Ounty Commissioners
HUDSON BATEMAN.
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Fishing, Grabbing, Il Il *
X 81 II Rowing, Sailing.
OTTER POINT, BUSH RIVER,
one Mile below abingdon.

Having ovcrhauled all of my Boats. l am
cevc prepared to accommodate Fish
SassSIxss.HivSs ing and Sailing Parties OF any
number.
Lines. li:t, sc. always ready and expert
Cnccd. truSty mcn. who know the fishing
grounds /" accompany parties. Parties OF
six or murc - cents per head; less than six,
for sail hoar and man. $500 per day. Trot
line and h;it, 81 extra. Row Boat. ~rESs
30 cents per day. Fishing Lines X ikE5A
and Rods free of charge. Crabs A<A-1=aa747
cooked on shore without extra charge.
Parties wanting Fish Dinner or SupperS
can be supplied at 80 cents each. by giving a
days previous notice.
JOHN Z. LETGuT.
Abingdon i. o.. Hartford Co. Md.
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) to give you an idea of what you can save
6. &. ROUSE, 3O5-3O7 Main St.,
BEL AIR, MD.
BEL AIR, MD.
ORDER NISl.

estate OF of
Mary Ann Swartz. Hartford County.
Ordered, by the Orphans Court of Har-
ford county this 18th day of August, in the
year 1904, that the sales made and re-
ported by Cyrus &. CrOnin, executor OF
Mary Ann Swartz. he ratified and con
hrned, unless cause to the contrary he
shown on or before the 9TH day of Septem-
Der, 1901; provided, copy of this order be
published i'll some newspaper published in
Hariord county, once week. for three sue
ccSSive weeks. before the said 9TH day of Sep
TENDER next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$3.50.
GEO. j. FINNEY,
L. CARNIL TOLLEY,
WM. Z. TRIMBLE.
True Copy-Tcst:
HUGH 7. BAY K. VI. II. Co.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN JULY.

Henry c. Williams, IS. Cartryn u
Schcpp, 10, York, Pa.
George w. Bulctt, ~, Margaret C.
Jones, 80, Cambria. Applicant, James
w. McNabb
Thomas II. ITutchins, 50, Philadelphia,
Mary E. Wilson, 81, Darlington.
Ernest T. McNutt, 80, Katie NJ. Cor
rcll, 81, Darlington.
George {. Johnson, %, Rapcburge, Bal
timore county, Della c. Turner, %, Up
per Falls.
John 7. Evans, 90, Washington, d. c.,
IIilda May Wins, 81, Aberdeen. Appli-
cant, J. L. Wells.
Walter NJ. Adrion, D. Blanche b..
Clark. 19, White Hall.
John L. Richardson, %, Lillian Rut-
ledge, %, Rocks.
Harry $. Preston, 30, Carrie Y. Pres
ton, 20; Havre de Grace. Applicant, W.
NJ. Tobin.
CoLORED.
Mark Foreman and Mary E. Britain.
lanes L. Wilmore and Mamie E. Hol-
land.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO AUGUST 3.
Lawrence B. McCabe and wife to James
Cardinal Gibbons, lot in Havrc de Grace,
$50.
Septinus Davis ct al. to Henry l..
Arthural, lots in Aberdeen, SO, 925.
Mary {. Cain ct al. to James II. Blake,
interest in 40 acres of land at Bynum,
5000.
William T. Blake to James II. Blake,
deed of release, $33.33
Rosa A. Martin and husband to same,
same
Richard Dallam and wife to J. Edwin
Webster, 1G1 acres near Vale. 1,.i-5.
Robert Archer mortgage to Richard
Dallam, 16l acres near Vale, $3.50.
Annie Hewlett to Manor Real Estate
and Trust Company, lot in Havrc de
Grace, 50, 535.
Sallic y. Dennis to Annie Hewlett, in
tcrest in lot in Havrc de Grace, $50.
Mary 5. Forwood and husband to
Harry 5. Carver, 49, acres near Ruff's
Mill, $50 etc
". Beatty Harlan mortgage to John
W. Johnson, 8 acres near Old Forge,
$3.50.
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TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF HARTFORD
rhT-\.>N

TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF HARTFORD
COUNTY.
The undersigned. citizens and taxpayers of
Hartford county. do hereby petition vour
body 10 extend the WoolScy pii.r from
Churchvllc t" Ilavrc dc Grace. via Aldinu. it
bcin. the cheapest and best route.
Robert @. Mitchell. John Wilson, Harry l..
Mitchell. Il. L. O'Nrll. Thomas NJ. White,
George Il. cCall. y. +. Slymer. l.. Hoffman.
]. l.. McVey. James WorthinStun. II. Court
ncy, Ir.. !. Osinond. jr., Michael Z. Boyd. Ii
[. OsmonL. J.. +. Sitzlcr John NJ. Thompson,
II. Il. Courtney, Jacob Galloway. !. II.
Owens. W. ]. Wilson. w. II. Morrison. ]. :.
Handy George +. Baldwin. George Buncr.
H. Hamburger. Harry Shippers. Joseph Good.
Mrs. W. &. Cullry, George 7. Pennington, u.
{ X cnucy. J. W. Foster james. J. l. cnncdy
>ythc, IaSc,IiI y. Hcrgcnrot hrr. Il. w. Maui
din, George II. Boyd, James I. Holly. Al. H"l-
II. Poplar, Hugh Gibson, s Lewis Russell,
W. l. MacAiaS;cr W. Is. ChcSnry, Fred. q.
Iawtlrr, Thomas Sadler. w. =. Friczc, Edgar
{ Kelly. John Welsh, !. w. O'Nciil, NJ. II.
{ Wclk. O. $. McFaddcn, I. II. Rome, ]. W.
Bauer, = Kusscil Rca>in, Scaph I'oard, Samuel
Wall. John ]. May, +. =. Carroll, John 7,
Whairn. Jerry Crowley, X. Y. Sitzltr, u. Z.
TAYLOR. 4. a, Fletcher, William 7. Farrell.
Clinton NJ. Jones, i. ID. saunders, \. G. Gil
Fisher. TrmcS ]. Quirh. II. J, Poplar, ltmes
X Is ci;hcy, John (. Salik. II. W. Cooling, ].
nDhnI.IS, lanes IL, f;IntN, Harry l.IWdGT. IF.
l.. II. prcunru, = penninT. X, i. Mc(iaw. IL.
I,"vv. =. %cwmyci. George l., Carroll, Joseph
l. Simpson, Martin +. Ahhntt, II. {. Lawdcr,
t. C. Alchmcrt, Lewis TrrSch, James y. Me
I.hinny. Il. Levy, Hugh ]. Murray, J. IIartuu
Vi T. TydingS l.. l.. French. Martiu i. Foley
Harry NJ. Smith. Lewis q. Wilson. James {.
Parker Michael Murphy. John nuuucliy. y,
L. Morgan. ICasIh Warnci. lr., George Kane
| i. u. Boyd. George \ Price. II +. O'Ncil
Richard X ely. i l.. MItt'nglcy. II. II Bow
den W. II. Barlcs- l.. l.. Hopper. ]. J. Fisher
| Thomas !. Blown, Nj. REYNOLDS Thomas
| Markin. Peter !. Flaw, {. {. Puscy, I. &
Way. William uImlin, NJ. II. Andrew, Thos
| W. KiCkctt, W. II. Weber. John Rcr!mau
| Robert Gambrill, !. ]. llcrgcnr"thcr, JOSEPH
| Wilrman. l.. CobOurn. +. Riley. Fred
Schuitzlyiu. 4. HcchtuIctt Charles l.. rdrur
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