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Evening capital., 1907-07-20
BOOK LORE.

The August number Of The Wo-
mans Home Companion is primar-
lily an all-story numbeT-except, Of
course. for the twelve Indispensable
departments that appear in each issue.
The second instalment Of Anthony
Hopes new love story Helena )
Path" appears I'm this number, and
all the other fiction comes up to the cx-
celent standard Of MIR. Hopes novel.
Among the contributors are Anne
Hamilton Donnell. author Of Re-
becca Mary May Isabel Fisk, in one
Of her iuimitable monoIogueg, Iona
Gale, Clinton Dangerfieid, Mary Viii
heImina Hastings and Jeannette Coop
er. Considerable space is devoted 10
the vacation problem, and Dr. I'd
ward Everett Hale, Margaret r. Sang
ster, Anna Steese Richardson and the
editor all give some admirable vaca.
tion suggestions.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.


South Baltimore Harb0r and Improve
ment Co. to Charles II. Lucas aud wife.
lot in South Baltimore Con g. etc.
Same to Joseph Jiricek and wife -
in South Bsltimorc. Con. s., &c.
+. S. Rawlings and wife - L. b.
whittingtou ard wife. lot in Eastpers
Con. $500,
Samuel Harrod and vifs - George
Lohr. an. Jr., fifteen acres in FeuFth
district. Con. $40 etc.
John b. Downs and others 70 Laey
Downs, twenty-five acres in Fourth Dis
trict. Con. $. etc.
Nevctt Steele and Others Is Wilson q.
Gott. lot a. Murray Hill. Annapolis.
Con. $500.
Thomas d. Evans to Elsie Evan. land
in First district. Con. love and alice
tion.
Maria Harris to John Harris. one acre
in Fourth district. Con. s..
Maria Harris 70 Malachia Harris. one
acre in Fourth district Con g..
Albert n. Weir 10 Fred. Banefen-
schmidt, two lots in South Baltimore.
Con. -. etc
HELEAefs
Samuel Harrod and wife from IA 4 /.
Joyce.
jeremiah Lanahan from James ".
Monroe, trustee.
Alfred X. Chaney from Robert ~.
Matthews and 0thers
Elias Queen and wife from the Work
ingmcn's Building and Loan Ass0eia-
tion,
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Mr.. HowclFs long ago pointed out
the excellence and vigor Of contem-
porary Spanish literature, but Amer
lea as a whole, having somewhat lost
a just appreciation Of values since
the war with Spain, II only begin
ming to realize that the land Of Ger
yantes, keIasquez and Murilli Is once
more manifesting surprisingly virile
and finished art. Galdos, Valdez,
Becquer, AIcarcon, Bazan, and many
another are gradually gaining a tardy
recognition on this side of the water,
partly through the offices Of such mag
azipes as "Transatiantic Tales" de-
voted 10 the presentation of the best
of foreign literature. 3ecqner is rep
resented by short story In the August
number Of this magaIzne, as are Jose
Nogales and Eusebio BIasco.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

IL II undigestcd food that causes
sourpcss and painful indigestion. Ko-
dol For Indigestion should be used for
relief Kodol IL solution " vegetable
acids. II digests what you cat, J
corrects the deficiencies of digestion
Kodol conforms 10 the National Plrt
Food and Drug Law. Sold here by
Eeldmeyer Bros DfUgglst9.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20
Great Bdtian Sends Coincidence

The Navy Department has received
from Ambassador James Bryce, of
Great Britain, an expression of con
dolence on the recent accident on the
Georgia. The Ambassadors dispatch
was sent from Iuutervalc, -. H.,
where the embassy Is located for the
summer, and IL ~ follows: PLEASE
accept expression Of deep sympathy
over sad loss Of valuable lives, l..
<. S. Georgia.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Mrs. =. wilbur Shipley. Of Suffolk.
Va. with her three children, is visit
ing Mr. George y. Shipiey in this
county. Rev. Mr. ShipIey, who IL
pastor II the Presbyterian Church at
suffolk. will join them the latter part
of the month and remain during Au-
gust. For the third summer he viii
supply the pulpit Of the Gunton-Tem-
PIE Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Washington. during the vacation of
Rev. Dr. John l.. Allison. Rev. Mr..
~hipley. before going to Suffoik Eve
years ago. was pastor Of the Twelfth
Presbyterian Church. Baltimore.
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Telephones in the County

Men under the Chesapeake and PO-
toinac Telephone Company have been
putting up the poles for the telephone
Iinr to be erected at South River.
my are now within a baif mile ~
tie .srminus, Mayo. All the poles
90. aid for telephone line between
=, ..polis and Arundel on the Day,
an0 work Of setting the poles lg ex-
pecfed 70 begin next week. II IL
thought there will DC telephone con
nectioD between this summer colony
and tho outside world by August ].
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Dr. GEORGE Wells, the Democratic
county leader, has expressed himself
as opposed to two primaries in tire
Fourth district on July ~. This vas
considered probable ewing - TIRE
selection of two persons ~ third judge
IN that district. Dr. Wells said THAT
be was IN favor Of a fair contest iu
that district and submission O. the
WILL Of the rnalnritY.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

4 farmer living near Camp Parole
recently left bis vest, with watch in
the pocket. in the field when he re-
turned from work in the evening.
The next morning by daylight he went
TO the place where be bad left his
vest, and there he found his faithful
dog lying by the garment with bis
head on IL. The dog showed delight
when be saw his master approaching.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

I want 10 say q few words for Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
/ have used this preparation in my family
far The uast five wears and have recommended
/ to number Of people in York county and
have never known It 70 fail 70 effect cure
in anv instance. feel that can not say TOO
much for the best remedy Of the kind in the
worlds. JExTsox, Spring Grove, York
County. "a This remedy i for sale BY
Feldmeyer Bros. Drug Store.
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HAD ~ AWFUL TIME
But ChamberIain's Collie, Choier
and Diarrhoca Kennedy Cured
Him

II i with pleasure that ] give you thin
unsolicited testimonial. About year ago
when / had a severe case of measles ! got
caught out In hard rain and the measles
settled in my stomach and bowels. ] had
an awful time and bad IL not been for the
use a Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di'
arrh0ea Remedy ! could not have possibly
lived bat few hours longer, bat thanks %
this remedy | am now strong and wei. J
have written the above through simple grflsi.
tude and shall always speak good worl
for this remedy.--SAN III. GwTN, Concord.
Ga. For saIe ~ FeIdmeyer Bros. Drug
store.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Llcutenani-C Commando Reginal X.
PeIkDap, son of the late Rear admiral
Belknap and now assigned 10 the
battleslip Kearsarge, has been select.
~ United states Naval Attacbe 10 the
embassy ae Berlin. He will succeed
LIeutenant.C Commander william H..
Howard,
Evening capital., 1907-07-20
HALF HOLIDAY EXCURSION

P0puIar Steamer "ADDap0Iis,V
SatUrddg, Iugust5rd, Gt9 g0p. N.
for colchester Beach Sail on the
Bay. Return ~ ~. m. Round
trip, 25cts. G0tf you can--it will
be alright ToLcnEeTER Go Jy2O
Evening capital., 1907-07-20
Teffers,ursf.

A lady customer ~ ours had sageFef
with tefter for two Or three years. II eot -
bad on her hands that che eoud rot afteud
to her household dniies. One box of hanl-
berlain's Saiye cured her. lhamberiain's
medicines give splendid satisfaefion in fs.s
community, II. KopSET 4 Co. -
nond. Ala. Chamberlain's medicines arr
for sale BY FcIdmeysr Bros'. Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

At St. Martins German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, the Rev. Gust.
Ronte. pastor, the services tomorrow
will be as follows: sunday school
At 10 a. m, services At II a. m, John,
8. 52-5-
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DEATH OF MIDsHIpMaH CRUISE


Nidsbfpman James r. Cruise, of the
baftIeship GeogEia. died yesterday 1t
the naval hospital in Gssefeea- Mass.
he Is the tenth man - die a. result
- the powder explosion in the after
turret ~ the Georgia during target
practice in Cape Cod Bay last Mon
day
The body of Aiidshipman Cruise Was
sent 70 Washington af O'Clock last
night. and burial will be in the Ar-
lington National Cemetery. All the
injured men of the Georgia II the
hospital we're reported As having
shown . slight improvement during
the day. though some Of them are
still IN = critical condition.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

impressive funeral services, incIud-
ing a solemn requiem mass, were
held in - paul's Roman Catholic
Church At Wilmington, Del. yesterday
over the remains of William j.
Thatcher. the young turret captain Of
lhe hattIeship Georgia. who was one
of the victims II the explosion which
occurred on board the ship last Mon
day. 4 detail Of sailors from the
League Island navy yard acted as
palibearers. Intermcnt was made in
River View Cemetery.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Paul II. Mccartney. ~ New forA
city, was admitted - the SasaI Aea4
emy as = midsbipmaD today. The
new fourth class nov numbers Zsb
members.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20

Three years ago We bad three doctors
with our little boy and everything that they
could 10 seemed In vain. Al last when all
hape seemed 70 be gone We began using
g.hansherlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrboea
Remedy and in few hours he begin 70 i'm.
prove. Today he j. a. healthy a child ~
rarenfs could wish f0r,--MKs. Il. J. JoHN.
srnx. Linton. Mics. For sale by Feldmeyer
7rcs' Drug store.
Evening capital., 1907-07-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Persons vino havs friends a. guests ana
desire the publication of the same viii please
end their names 70 khia of1ce--EDITo&-I
Evening capital., 1907-07-20
ARE You GOING AWAY?

If you intend taking . trip this
summer you should have tire
EVENING CAPITAL follow
you Addresses will be clauged
~ Ofted a. required. You cannot
keep fully informed about affairs
In Annapolis unless you have the
EyENING CAPITAL. If will
be mailed you for ten cents . week
or thirty cents . month.
Before leaving. mail or teIe-
Phone your address % fhis Office.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
ADRIAANS ON ROLL
BY COURTS ORDER
Declared Attorney Is Once
More In Good
Standing.

A number OF important decisions
were handed down late yesterday after
noon BY the District Court OF Appeals.
Court disbarring Attorney john II.
Adriaans was revoked and the Appel
late Court directed that Adriaans' name
be restored 10 the roll OF attorneys.
Adriaans was disbarred By the District
Supreme Court with but one dissenting
opinion, on charges brought against
him In November. 1906. and fled by the
grievance committee OF the bar. II was
alleged that Adriaans had been guilty
OF misconduct as an attorney. The de-
cision OF the Court Of Appeals Is based
largely on the dissenting opinion OF JUS
uee Wright or the District Suprens
Court
In the case Of Joseph Z. Daily. a mas
ter plumber. against the District Com
nissiCners, ia which Mr.. DAILY lost his
license. the Court OF Appeals reversed
the lower court.
The decision against TheOdosia Bell.
who entered suit against the Central
National Bank for $4,000 for injuries
received in falling down a stairway OF
a teiloing owned by the bank, was sus-
Iained.
in the case Of EImore NJ. Phelps, who
sued MS wife. DesdemOna C. Phelps. for
a divorce, the appeal was dismissed.
Phelps sued his wife for divorce on
statutory grounds While the suit was
pending Phelps took sick and sent for
his wife 70 nurse him. she was with
him four or I'VE days. This action. Il
was held. cOndoned the oftense Of his
wife and the suit was dismissed in the
lower court.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
STOCK QUOTATIONS
AGAIN IRREGULAR
Market Shows Some Gains
and Firmer Prices After
First Hour.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The stock
market showed some irregularity al
the opening. but the majority Of issues
made fractional gains over yester-
Gays closing figures. Reading was one
or the most active features, showing
an initial gain OF = per cent. Atchi-
son. ST. Paul. and Southern Railway
opened = higher. while Pennsylvania
gained IS Union Pacific advanced s..
Southern Pacific declined a.
Trading this morning has been nat.
without interest in the source of busl-
ness and with a lack of animation in
price movements. All around the room
there was a feeling of listlessness and
apathy. General disappointment was
expressed al the character of the m..r-
ket. Where there were any price move
Hents worth noting they were almost
All IN the direction of lower figures and
ia the firsJ hour slow declines were
made ranging around one point.
Government bonds unchanged, other
bonds steady.
me stock market was firmer in tone
after the nr5t hour and until noon
ana mere was some increase In the
volume OF business with St. Paul, Read
ing the Hill stocks and Union Pacific
the most active features in showing the
greatest gains. Union Pacific went up
10 80 aud 81. Paul TO 1915.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
HATCHETITES MAY
MEET VIRGINIA

The George Washington two-mile re-
lay team is training hard at Washing
ton Light Infantry Armory, for its race
la Baltimore on January p
Manager BrOOkes had practically given
up the idea OF sending team TO compete
al Baltimore on account OF lack OF
a training place. but inducements which
he could not turn down were offered him
by Officials OF the meet, and last Satur-
day night he sent his entries in The
Bun and Blue men were anxious TO get
another crack at Virginia. and IL was
chiefly on this account and on the under
standing that Manager BroOkes entered
bis men. No information has Yet been
received TO the contrary from official
sources, and the George Washington
men are doing all that they can TO get
into condition.
In case Virginia does not send up a
team the Hatchettte manager will prob
ably agree 10 let his team meet some
other opponents. The following men
were entered In the relay race: Captain
LOrando. Cunning Wright, Calder, Bah
cock. and Fleming. In addition TO the
relay race. LorandO Is entered In the
$50 collegiate. Fleming In the same race
as well as the mile handicap; Cunning
in the 100-yard dash; Sterrett in the pole
vault and Wenderoth IN the $50 and mile
runs.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
MILLER IS BACK
IN UNION FOLD
Man Responsible for Famous
Open-Shop Order Gets
Card.

BY practically unanimous vote the
local Bookbinders' Union has voted 10
reinstate William A. Miller. former IS
sistant foreman OF binding in the
Government Printing Office, and who
was primarily responsible FOR the now
famous open-shop order OF the Presi-
dent
Miller is now residing at his old
home in Minneapolis. Mimi He ad-
dressed a communication 10 President
Feeney. OF the local union, requesting
TO be reinstated, and forwarded It 10 a
friend here to be presented 20 the
meeting.
The motion To reinstaJe Miller was
made by James +. Cogan. OF the Gov
eminent Printing once bindery. Presi-
dent Feeney ruled the motion out of
order in the form in which IL was pre-
scented, but his decision was not sus-
tanned ythe union.
The question was warmly debated
for some time. and finally ON an aye
and nay vote, the reinstatement OF
Miller was ordered.
He will now be forwarded a card
which again places him in good stand
ing in the brotherhood. IL was point
ed out last night that Miller has re-
Trained from accepting employment IN
non-uniOn shops. although offered sew
eral such positions since his retire
ment from the Government Office. II
H. said that this fact had much 20 do
with the action taken in his case last
night.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09

New Industry for Making
Beds in Prospect
for City.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. IAN 5


The first meeting or the city council
since the Christmas holidays was held
last evening.
4 resolution was introduced by
Councilman J. Y Williams, directing
the corporation attorney 10 prepare
a deed OF lease for a lot Of ground near
the Old Dominion glass factory, which
is owned by the city, TO DIR. A. Luria,
OF Chicago. Il was stated at the
meeting last evening that DR.. Luria
intends 10 erect plant for the man
ufacture of beds. The pant, IL is said.
vii cost over $4,000. The resolution
was referred 10 the committees on
finance and public property
The resignation OF H n Hantzmon
as superintendent OF the gas works
was received and accepted. The sum OF
so was appropriated for the purpose OF
holdlns another examination for su-
perlntendent or gas.
The finance committee recommended
the increasing of the salaries OF the
drivers OF the engines and hose wagons
or the nre department. as follows,
Henry Posey, 0river of the Columbia
engine. from $3.50 TO SO. Julian Bal
lenger, driver OF the Reliance fire en-
CINE. from $3.50 10 so per month
Stephen Taylor. driver OF the Columbia
hose carriage. from SO 10 sfl.50, and
Andrew Sullivan, driver Of the Reliance
hose carriage. from t45 TO $3.50.
A resolution apprOpriating $500 for the
purpose OF purchasing gas stoves 10 be
placed in houses where gas is not used
10 demonstrate the merits Of cooking By
this process was introduced by Mr. Bir-
ell. and referred TO ths committee on
light
". F. Smith was grarted permission
10 repair a house. 1910 princess street.
and Mrs Marshall Stout was granted
permission 10 make certain repairs to
house. l0l4 Queen street
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
.HEINZE WINNING,
ROGERS FRIENDLY
Copper Millionaire Gets
Control of New York
Bank.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-The wrestling OF
the control OF the Mercantile National
Bank from the Gould interests by F.
Augustus Heiuze and his friends means
that the copper millionaire is 10 take a
more active part IN the financial game
IN Wall Street Mr. Heinze was also
elected a director OF the Consolidated
National Bank yesterday.
Wall Street today hears that Hence
has mining plans which he will be able
10 realize. now that he can control the
millions OF the Mercantile National
Banh
1t is reported that now that Heinze
and Henry II. Rogers have buried their
knives, that Heinze will be found fight
ing side by side with the Standard Oil
interests in the copper industry in Mon
tana.
Rogers has a big opinion OF Heinze's
abilities. and reports have been fire.
quently heard in mining circles that
Heinze would some day head the Copper
trust. which he so long bitterly fought.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
BANKS ELECTING'
OFFICERS FOR 1907

After the election Of directors OF the
several banks and trust companies
yesterday the boards Of some OF them
met ana elected officers for the year as
follows:
Union Trust Company:
Edward j. Stellwagen. president;
James G. Payne. first vic, PRESIDENT
George e. Hamilton. seconc vice presi-
dent, attorney, and trust officer George
z. Fleming. secretary and assistant trust
officer: Edison y. Odds. treasurer; Harry
o. Wilson. assistant treasurer.
Commercial National Bank:
f. c. Stevens. president. p A Ches-
ter. first vice president; \. II. Shea.
second vice president; George w. White.
cashier. and V. b. Deyber, secretary.
Bank OF Washington.
Charles A. James was reelected
president, and c. W Howard was elect
ed vice president. II IS understood that
Mr.. James will retire.
Other elections will follow today and
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
COTTON MARKET PRICES
SHOW SHARP DECLINES

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Scattered liquida-
ton. in anticipation OF the Census Blu
reau's ginning report. was responsible
Tor decline OF 6 10 9 points at the open
ing of the local cotton market this
morning. Support was given 10 the list
ny several prominent houses. preventing
a further decline after the call and pro-
noting moderate rallies around lO:l5
o'clock.
The popular estimate on the ginning
figures was n. 10000 TO II, 10000.
Opening prices; January. s56d9. co:
March, 9Isn979. MAY S.SSGe.S9; June
949 asked; July 994dsS5.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Financial.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
JUDD 5 DETWEILER COMPANY, INC.
We. the undersigned. the President and a
majority OF the Board Of Trustees Of the
Judd s. petWeIieT Co. Inc. OF Washington.
d. @. do hereby certify that the capital
stock q the said corporation is $50 90. $50 900
OF which has been actually paid in and thar
there are existing debts.
GEO. II. JUDD. President
+. +. DETWEILER. Vice President
j. q. DETWEILER Manager
W. T. EVANS, Secy. Treas
T. WARING e EVANS. Secretary OF she
Judd a Detweiler Co. Inc, OF the District
OF Columbia. do hereby swear thar the facts
stated In the above certificate are true 10
the best OF my knowledge ana belief
WARING Z. EVANS. SecretaFy-Treas
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me- a no.
tary public In and for the District Of Column
bia this 7th day OF January, a % 1907
W. BERTRAND ARCHER, Notary Public
Ny commission expires January, 1911.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
Tayares HOId-Up Victim.

The police are on the lookout for three
men who robbed Manuel TaYares.
Brazilian. near the new union station,
last evening. According TO the story
told TO the police by Tavares, two men
were in his store pure lasing fruit, when
one of them gave hini a bill TO change.
While he was making the change three
other men pushed In and pointed pistol
at him demanded his money. After
securing all OF his money. which
amounted to about SS3, the men threw
hi mon the floor and assaulted him.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED on RECORD

Washington Heights-Robert Y. RusE
70 Emma V. Rusk lot 81 block Z. $40
Same 10 same. lot So. block :. SO.
Randie Highlands - United States
Realty Company 10 Maria Oblinger. lot
:. block 8. $40.
Randie Highlands - United States
Realty Company to Wilson Oblinger. lot
3. block 4 and lot 4, block s. SO
Thirteenth street northwest, between
L ana Y stTeets-FTancIs A. Blundon st
ux. 10 George b. SheetZ lot IS. square
213. SO.
Addition 10 Observation-Disclosures A
Taylor 10 Linnaeus S. Savage, lots 8 and
4. block 8, $40
Twenty-thlrd and y streets northwest
Harvey II. Miller and Riley A Shinn.
jr,, part OF original lot ~. square So. $40
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
CHINESE RELIEF
FUND GROWING

In His Name" is the mauer In which
500 has been contributed 10 the Chinese
relief fund OF the National Red Cross
by some unknown person In Washing
ton.
More than 81 900 cash has been con-
tributed 10 the Washington branch OF
the Red Cross within she past week
These contributions. which were sent 10
Thomas r. Jones, treasurer Of the local
branch al the National Safe Deposit.
Savings and Trust Company. were an
nOunced today as follows
Woodward & L0thrOp, S5cG; Mrs W
Murray Crane, So: Y. ]. and J. W, s..
Mrs Virginia L. ". Fox. 800: In His
Name. 500, ". J. BOardman. 500; Mrs
John Hay, 500; Mrs a 81. s.. William
Il TAFT so; II. r. Williams, 81, and
the Misses jay. 800
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
MAILED FREE ON REQUEST

An deliberately illustrated and
ably edited resume of the past
years developments in the mines
and town of Goldfield, TO be pub
hshed under the auspices Of the
Goldfeld Mining Stock Exchange,
will be sent TO any address in the
world, free of cost. If interested in
Nevada mines or stocks, send US
your address. We are members OF
the mining stock exchanges Of Gold
field, Reno. and San Francisco, and
are the oldest established brokerage
house in Goldfield.
w. T. BOND & Co,
Goldfeld, Nevada.
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
LOCAL MENTION.
100 Violin Books Given AWAY.

In order 10 Introduce their method OF
teaching Mr.. & Mrs. r. T. Benjamin will
distribute, free OF charge. 100 Violin books
on Friday, Jan. II. only. Pythlen Temple,
lOlZ Sth NV. between L & Mass. pm.
10 boys or girls % TO 20 years, whose ap-
plications are not already on file) pre-
senting this Invitation, who should be
accompanied Oy parent or a note stating
child Will attend regularly Fridays for 6
months lessons. for which there viii DO
no charge klOlins furnished free At
class room. Expenses paid oy annual
carniVals
The Washington times., 1907-01-09
INSURANCE TRUSTEES ELECTED.

The stockholders Of the Real Estate
Title Insurance Company elected the
following trustees at the annual meet
ing yesterday: John Taylor Arms.
James G. Becker. Charles ]. Bell.
George W. Brown, John Cammack. W.
Riley Decide, " J. Father. George E.
Fleming, George Howard, ". D. How
er, ". r. EdmOnston, David Moore.
Charles p. Stone. Ward ThorOn. and
Leon TObTineF.