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SHIELD OF HONOR ADJOURNS.
Grand Lodge Selects Washington as
Place of Next Meeting.

Grand Lodge Selects Washington as
Place of Next Meeting.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland Md, April 1.-THE Grand
Lodge. Shield Of Honor of Maryland and
the District of Columbia adjourned here
at noon to-day after selecting Washing
ton. .. G. as the next place Of meeting.
The following were placed in nomination
this morning. 20 be voted on at the next
annual meeting. and from which the Off
GERS for the year following viii be Sc
lected.
Grand master John n. Richardson. OF
Baltimore Junior grand master. L. n.
Skinner, Washington, y. C.; John W.
Hecht, ST., Cumberland; J. ". Linthicum
Maryland. Charles II. Stein, Robert r.
Smith, Henry c. Sehafer c. Winfield
Fischer, Baltimore. Grand secretary, VIII
liam J. Cunningham. Gustav Engelhardt
Charles +. Sigmund, Adraln Hughes, Bal
timOre. Grand secretary. ". H. II. Suit
zer, Baltimore. Grand chaplain S. =.
Jones washington. D. C.; ". H. Al
baugh. j. S. Hayward George Ground,
jacob Gottschalk. Jacob Garrison. Bal
timOre Grand conductor, Charles Bell
James Z. Dunn. Campbell Carter, John
r. Tennys0n, John Asphalt Baltimore.
Grand inside guardian, Robert Dabney
Fred Duler. Baltimore. Grand outside
guardian. George Ground Charles F.
BOoschel. A. ". Davis. Charles Z. Morris,
T. W. Waldeck, John K. Sparrow, Balti-
more.
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FAvORITEs' GET THE MONEY.
Attempt TO Make killing" on Tar
FiEan, 100 10 1. rails.

EA6AAs AUO AZ -
San Francisco, April 1.-THE hackers of
fayorites Jared well at Oakland this after
noon. Rapid Water. who is I'm race form
at present took up rs pounds and won
the handicap. leading al the way. lie
stepped the first half in GAS and was
never afterward in any danger
College Widow proved a mild surprise
in The first. a killing was attempted on
parrigau in the second. He was backed
down from 100 TO l to . TO ], but Daniel
c. outgamed him through the stret2h.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-F0ur and half furlongs. College
Widow il6 III. smith, q 10 8, woui Abbre, I06
&C. Foscherl. Il % 70. second. Lose oI Gold. III
tNnaDDl. 10 J. third. Time O. 81 90 Banonisa,
Albion II. and kinshu also nan
SECOND RACE-Aiile and three sixteenths.
Daniel C.. lG iFischsrl to J. won: Tauigan l02
tAppieog. . 60 /. second Ray, lo5 lWiliaHlsl 5
20 ., third Time. 2.02 Is Nike Jordan. Irish
Ismalian. Water Cure Marten0r. and Mistress Of
Rolls also ran.
THIRD RACE-SIHe and three-sixteenths
Cadichon, lol tGoodchildl. Il to 10, won; Nine
SPOT. l0 Hunter. 90 J. second; Fury. 100
crates Jack Little. Foncasta Little Joker. Byron
dale. FTeesas. and Hooligaa also ran.
FOURTH HACE-Ashula handicap: mile and 6ftv
yards. Rapid Water rs Fischer, to s. won
Princess Titaais, 90 uyc8rg1s}. 10 TO l. second :
Eduardo % Mclaughlin. IS 10 !. third. Time
LIS IL. Edwin Gum. Ramus Log.ztilla Hector and
Chimney Sweep also ran.
FIFTH hACE-Aie aud seventy Yards Bedford
JOS Hunter, 90 p won Earl Rogers % uycalr-
gus. Is 10 5. second Sir Brillar Jos Graham 2
to !, third Time, ii Is, Rubgio Edith jams.
aud 1felshCrz also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seven and a half fu7lonss True
Wing. lao Gross. II 90 TO- won. The Mist los
tkeoghl, 30 20 J, second. Phalanx. III fSandyl 10
70 !. third Time, "a. Fisher Boy Romaine king
Cole. TaTp. Iada, Col Jewell. Firm Foot. and
John Lyle also rnn.
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FEW KNOW THIS.

A weIl-known specialist has
stated that Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Of all klnds are in nearly
every instances readily relieved
by taking q few doses Of the fol-
lowing simple homemade mixture:
Fluid Extract DandeIion. one
h;,is ounce; Compound Kargon.
one ounce; Compound Syrup sar-
saparila, three ounces.
The dose is q teaspoouful after
meals and at bedtime. These in
gradients can be obtained at any
good pharmacy. ard are mixed by
shaking well in bottle. Victims
Of Kidney. Bladder. and Urinary
diseases Of any kind should not
hesitate to make this prescription
lip and try 81. II comes highly
recommended and doesn't cost
much to prepare
If not troubled now. save this
for future use.
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PARRAN ASSURES ROOSEVELT
Chairman of State Central Commit.
tee Visits White House.
Declares Republicans of Maryland
SOlidIy Back OF President
and HIS Policies.
- . Ths Nashlngton -.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. April IL-Thamas Parran. re-
Gently elected chairman or the Republi-
can State Central Committee of Mary
land. and Phillips Lee GoldsbOrOugh. coll
Ieotor Of internal revenue for the Mary
land district. called on President Roose-
welt to-day.
They told him that the Republicans Of
Maryland are solidly back Of the Presi-
dent and his policies. Hostile papers in
Baltimore city. they said. have endeav-
ored to make it appear that Mr.. Parran's
election to the Craftsmanship was an anti
administration act. but that such was
not the truth
Mr.. Parran further stated that the ma
tionai administration had no stronger
friend IN Maryland than he is. and that
his election as chairman Of the State cen
trail committee has no significance. to his
knowledge, beyond the successful con
Quoting of future State campaigns of
the Republican party in Maryland.
At the recent meeting Of the Republican
State Central Committee, at which John
B. Hanna was deposed from the chair
manship and Mr.. Parran elected thereto,
through the activity of Mr.. Mudd, It was
generally stated and believed that this act
was distinctly hostile 10 Mr. Bonaparte
and the administration. Mr. Hanna was
Mr.. Bonaparte's choice for the position
and fully expected to be elected to the
position of chairman. Mr.. Bonaparte him
self stated publicly that he knew nothing
of the movement to Gust Mr.. Hanna un-
Ill after MIR. Pargan was elected. Il was
evidently to counteract the pernlcious eff
fects Of this general belief that Mr.. Par
rams visit to the President to-day was
undertaken.
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PHYSICIAN KILLS His WIFE
Dr.. p. B. Patterson Inficts Fatal
Injuries with Chair.
Claims spouse, in Fla of Jealousy,
Was About to shoot Him
When lie Struck.

Charlotte. y. G., April i7.-Dr. r. b.
Patterson attacked his wife with a chair
to-day, inhicting injuries frein which the
woman died a few hours later.
Mrs. Patterson had objected 20 her hus-
band visiting one of his female patients.
When DR.. Patterson returned home in
she afternoon his wife, he declares, in "a
fit of insane jealousy demonstrated with
him for having paid a visit 10 "a woman
who was id. and begun TO secure HE
promise not to visit the house again.
drew a revolver and attempted to shoot
him. The husband declares that he acted
in selt-defense In striking his wife with
the chair. as she would certainly have
taken his life otherwise
Mrs. Patterson IS said 10 have always
been jealous of her husband, so much as
TO have given him constant trouble when
he was called upon professionally by
women. Sentiment IN the community Is
divided
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United states
"wednesday, April n, 1000

supreme Court Of the United States.
Present The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice White Dir. Justice Pcckham. Mr. Jus
tice McKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice
Day and Mr.. Justice Moody
No 70i. TX partc. In the matter Of John john
son, appellant appeal from the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Southern district Of New
YoTk DocEeted and dismissed on motion q SIR.
Alfred IS. Cooley. In behalf Of counsel
No 3D. The Interstate C0mmerce Commission.
appellant, vs. The Chicago Great Western Railway
Company et al Argument continued By Nr I'd.
Baxter. Mr. c. A. Severance. SIR Charles A.
Clark and Mr. +. r. Ransom for the sppeiises
and concluded by Afr S. A. CCvan for appellant.
Leave granted % counsel to ble additional briefs
Nos 55I and So Adams Express Company, plain
tn IN eIrur. vs. The Commonwealth Of Ketuucky f;
and
No. $40. American Express Company Of New
York, plaintiff in cTT0T. vs., The Commonwealth Of
Kentucky. Argument commenced by Mr. EdWsrd
r. Dfabue fer the American Express Company and
concluded by Mr. n. Il. HAYS for the defendant in
error.
Adjourned until tc-m0rrow az Z O'Clock.
The DAY call for THURSDAY. April is win be as
follows Nos. 23l land 332 ana 5s3l. 81, 23 land
Sll. 20 272. 30 lo9 IT. rs land z72]. and 80
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and C. a. Keiguin. defendants attorneys. Robinson
& Robinson
BaIlman vs. Gstsingcr: verdict for plaintiff for
elo1 Plaintiffs attorneys. Evans. Benson a
Poultney
Crily IS. WeddeEbun. leave granted ". /. Ford
% withdraw as defendants attorney and rule On
defendant 90 employ counsel IN ten days.
Wetmofe S. Kaguck. order 10 pas 500 in registry
20 plaintiff.
Catholic University Of America vs. WaFgaman:
on trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert *
Hamilton, defendants attorneys. ". i. Mattingly.
j. b. LaTner and Arthur Peter
Assignments for TODAY;
No. co. Cover IS. Southern Railway Company
Attorneys Padgatt & F0Test-Hamltou. Colbert &
Hamiton.
Nc. SIS. Barnes vs.. Slater Attorneys Turner &
Mitcbtl-George 4. Williams
No. a5s. galbott So McDemott. Attorneys B.
h. Leighton-J. J. Darlington.
No. l7s. Nokes Vs. Chase. Attorneys. l. J.
Mathcr-W J. lambert.
No. p Oliver Philadelphia, baltimore aud
Washington Railroad. Attorneys. A. s. Worthiug
ton-MeKeuHey & FlauncTy.
No. as knrkfrbCChcT Va. Willis Attorneys. J.
J. Darlington Carlisle & johnson.
No. 49, Mcriilat vs. Brennan Construction Com
pauv. Attorneys. Mgrillat & Ambrose-J. j. Oar
lington and Hamilton, Colbert Hamilton.
No. 5l3 Caulody Construction Company vs.
Stannard Attorneys. L. II. Reconsideration.
Colbert & Hamilton.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE COULD

tLF1lAL 6QDLD~
IN re Mildred G. shattucs; order appointing
Lowell c, shattuck guardian bond. 500. Attor
neys. Biuey & Woodland.
Estate q John II. Ketchsm; exempliaed copy Of
win filed.
Estate Of James ". Pumphrey will admitted &c
probate aud letters testamentary granted TO Percy
T. PumphFey; bond, $500 Attorneys. Padgctt &
Forrest
Estate Of James E. Brophy; wiz admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary granted TO Cornslia
Brophy bond. 500. Attorney, J. A, Fague.
Estate Of Caroline l. Myers; letters If admins
tration granted 70 Charles L. Myers; bond, S00
Attorney. Hayden Johnson.
Estate Of Agatha NJ Hotter: will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted to Simon
Wolf; bond, $3.50. Attorneys. Wolf & Cohen and
Eugene A. Jones.
Estate Of Fritz Zurgeiit; letters Of administration
granted 10 Johanna luTgeiits bond. 500 Attorney,
J. A. Maedel
Estate Of Annie o. D. GaieBood: petition 10 sell
real estate fled Attorney. r. r. Downing
Estate Of Herman jacobson: viii admitted 10
probate and letters testamentary granted to Wash
ington loan and Trust Company. Attorney John
b. Larner.
Estate Of Joseph AIcGTath: petition for letters
Of administration fled. Attorneys, Archer & Smith
Estate Of John W Hall; viii dated January Is.
1888 filed.
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WAYESOuVEBRANCH
Baltimore Organization to
Win Back Wachter.
MAY RETURN TO CONGRESS
Former Representative to De PROM
tHed support If lie Works for Tim
anus In MRyOraity Contest-RumOr
that Nudd and jackson May At
tempt to Control City Politics.
ipsc4ai to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, April 1.-THE olive branch"
Is being passed around In the Republican
party. Ex-Coagressnran Wachter IS no
longer being ignored. Emissaries have
commenced 20 make pilgrfmages 10 his
office, and they invariably report that they
have had "A pleasant little chat with the
defeated candidate for the mayoralty nom
ination. It begins TO look as If a truce
would be patched up.
Chairman Platt, of the Republican city
committee, was one Of the first Of the
prominent supporters Of the mayor to cali
upon Mr.. Wachter Only a day or so ago
J. Cockman Boyd had q talk with the ex-
Congressman. and to-day Marshal John
r. Langhammer had Mr. Wachter as his
guest at a luncheon.
UncOnfTmed rumors are In circulation
.of the basis II an agreement whereby
Mr. Wachter is to take off his coat fox
the mayor in the coming election. One
story is to the effect that the ex-Con-
gresham is to have the loyal support Of
the organization in a fight two years hence
for the place in Congress he abandoned
when he tried to capture the mayoralty
nomination. Such support. rumor says.
lis only forthcoming with the understand
ing that Mr.. Wachter shall do all in his
power for the ticket this spring and re-
main good forever after.
Waehter Must support Ticket.
AS Republican Mr. Wachter will have
10 support the ticket if he wishes to re-
main IN active politics. He has already
agreed 70 make two or three speeches for
Mayor Timanus. He complains a great
deal Of his throat however. and il may
be that he viii not be nbie TO appear on
the stump as often as he would If his
throat were in a better condition. Most
of his friends will vote the Republican
ticket, but il viii be impossible for Mr.
Wachtcr to carry all Of them with him
into the Timanus band wagon. Among
his supporters were a host OF Democrats,
and these. of course, are gone, and proba-
big gone forever.
In addition 20 these are quite a number
Of Republicans. possibly 200 OF 1000. who
viii either dEd IL convenient to remain
away from the polls on election day, or
vote the Democratic ticket. This Is the
way they reason out the matter. III
Mayor Timanus wins. the Republican or
ganization will say that we can safely
De ignored. as our assistance is no longer
necessary in carrying elections. Should
the mayor be defeated. however, the or
gauization will be made 90 realize that it
IS not the whole Republican party. and
hereafter the friends OF Mr.. WachteT will
be consulted 81 party affairs, and they
viii be considered IL the distribution OF
patronage"
Wudd and Jackson.
Moreover, some significance is being at
tached 20 the fact that the lieutenants of
ex-Congressman Wachter in his mayoral-
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AIIegany Connty Rudget.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Nd. April 17.-The Al
legany County budget for the coming
year. which has been adopted by the
county commissioners. calls for an ex-
penditure Of s25s.s6S.2S. The assembly
basis is S25.5s6,S2S. The revenue comes
from tax on this. from liquor licenses.
and the tax on gross earnings of cleo
trio railways The county tax rate is
81. and the total rate is S1I6. which
includes the State tax Among the
larger amounts set aside are $72. 600
for public schools. and S51, 500 for the
road and bridge fund. OF this amount
appropriated for schools, So. 600 Is TO
be spent on the erection OF u new high
school IN Cumberland.
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~ fight gave decided TO maintain their
headquarters IN the Gunther Building.
Only q few days ago Congressman sydney
z. Mudd captured the State machinery Of
the Republican party by putting Thomas
PaTran in the position OF chairman Of the
Republican State central committee Con-
dltions might adjust themselves in such
a way that Mr. Mudd and Congressman
Jackson. his ally, might want to control
city politics. If they should wish TO do
80, It Is more than likely that they Wo-.4
appeal to Mr.. Wachter's friends for as
alstenoe. and a fight would be made at
once 10 overthrow the Republican organ
ization IN Baltimore City. Whatever
might be Mr. Wachter's intentions. il is
certain that his friends are alive to the
situation. They realize, too. that victory
for Mayor TimanVs in the coming cleo
ton would make the task more difficult
for them than 1t would be with Mayor
Timanus defeated.
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YOUTH SHOOTS WOMAN.

AngeFed Because Mrs. Davis He
fused 20 Leave Husband.
Special u The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md. April 17.-EIsworth Col
den. twenty years old, was lodged in jail
here tonight. charged with shooting with
intent TO kill Mrs Blanche Davis, thirty
six years old. Of Germantown. near An
napolis. wife OF William Davis. who IS
employed at the naval proving grounds.
Indian Head. Nd Golden had threate9ed
several times TO shoot the woman because
she would not leave her husband for him.
Mrs. Davis informed her husband OF the
matter and asked him TO come TO An
napolis. lie arrived tonight just before
Golden fired the shot.
Golden used shotgun. The charge en-
tered the woman's back between the
shoulders. Golden shot without warning
He was outside the residence and fred
through "a window. Although the wound
IS not fatal, it is feared blood-poisoning
viii develop.
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BREHM FOUND GUILTY.
Convicted of MansIsughter for
Death of Frank Barry.

NvAfAcASu OF mHnsiaG&Ak Tor
Death of Frank Barry.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. April I7.-The case Of the
State against Charles Brehnl, James
Smith. John Schmidt. Charles Donnelly,
and Mick" Kelly for the murder of
Frank Barry on the morning Of February
II was concluded to-day. The verdict
returned found Brehm guilty OF man
slaughter and acquitted the others.
On the morning of February Il, Frank
Barry, a resident Of Sparrows Point, was
found dead at the corner of Eastern
avenue and Third street. Highlandtown.
The body was taken 10 the Canton police
station, where the jury impaneled by the
coroner found Il verdict OF death from
alcoholism. The body was then turned
over to a physician In the City Hospital
for dissection. About a month later the
police obtained information that Barry
had not died Of natural causes, but had
been murdered, and upon this Information
Charles BCehm was arrested. The other
four were held first as witnesses for the
State, but as a result of the statements
made by them the grand jury indicted
them along with Brehm on the charge of
numbering Barry.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 93-Nhginia G. Benedict 70 National Saw
ings ane Trust COMPANY. 10 secure American
Security and Trust Company. $780, 3 years. S
per cent. semiannually lot 10.
Lanler Heights-Frederick W Parker ct tU to J.
clarence Price ard Rudolph b. Rehrend 10 Sc
cure David h. Solomon 5000 l. . and years.
Der cent. semi-annaaily lot rs
Square S6i-Iohn Scott johnson et Tx. to Charles
+. BENJAMIN and Roger T. Mitchell TO secure
Perpetual Building Association. $500, part lots
@ and II.
Square south Of e25-Wilam +. knight e. ux. TO
sine. to secure same. $40 pant lot
Square 54l-Isabelia Williams 70 same, tc secure
same. 500. part lot Is
Mount Pleasant-Thomas f. and Sadina +. Ne
Keen 10 same, 10 secure same. s. SOC lot ss3
square Isl.
Moore and Bagbonrs Second Add:tion-Bsrnard
Matthews ct to Chaplin Brown and Henry
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PLAY AT WORCESTER.
Georgetown VIII Meet Holy Cross
and FOrdham on Trim.

The Georgetown baseball squad
leaves for Boston to-day at 3 o'clock.
sud viii arrive there Tomorrow morn
ing, The team viii play at Worcester
in the afternoon. meeting the strong
sIoly Cross aggregation.
A game originally scheduled with
AndOver. to be played at Andover. Sat
urday, was Cancelled at the last mo-
ment by the Georgetown faculty.
game was luckily arranged, however.
with Fordham for this date in New
York, thus allowing the Georgetown
team to arrive in Washington again
early Sunday morning.
The party VIII be composed Of Man
ager Mclaughlin. Coach DR.. O'Hara.
and the following players: CantweIl.
Montgomery, and Devine. pitchers,
Gudd. catcher; Byrnes. first base: Dew
lin. second base; Capt Smith. third
base; Scheller. shortstop; Courtney. left
field; Simon, center field; Dugan. right
field, and sehla1y, utility catcher and
fielder.
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FTNE RESIDENCE BURNED.
George ID. Pennimsn and Family
Have Narrow Escape.

George ID. PennimeH and Family
Have Narrow Escape.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. April 1.-THE handsome sub
urban home or George Dobbin Penniman
was destroyed by fire this morning. The
origin OF the fire is unknown but it is
thought that it was started by the cross
ing Of two electric wires in the rear Of the
house.
At the time Of the fire Mr.. Pennimau.
his wife, two sons, two daughters.
Thomas De c. Ruth the tutor Of the chill
dren. and the nurse. Cynthia Terrell. were
in the house. besides the cook, and all got
out OF the blaze safely.
The house is a total ruin. Mr.. Penniman
saved ali OF the silver. some 5000 worth.
most of the family's clothing, some Of the
furniture from the first floor. and few
books from his library. Nothing else was
saved.
Mr.. Pennlman Is connected with the
legal department of the Baltimore and
Ohio.
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JR. o. U. 4. n. ADJOURN.
Eject officers and Decide to Meet ia
Baltimore Sext Year.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Md. April 1.-THE annual
meeting Of the Maryland State Council
OF the Junior order OF United American
Mechanics adjourned here to-day TO meet
next year in Baltimore. The officers
elected were.
State councillor. r. 4. >, astler, Cascade;
State vice councillor, @. W. Ritter, Balt-
more; State secretary. O. s. Davis Balti-
more; assistant State secretary. G. /. Car
mine, Baltimore; State treasurer. W L.
James, Baltimore; State conductor, C. il.
Bailey. Elk Ridge; state warden, p H.
Adkins. PowellviiIe; State inside sentinel,
C. H C. WachteT. Walkersville. State OUT
side sentinel. W J. Conley. Westsrnport;
State chaplain, H. L. Mennerick. Balti-
more: national representatives, ". F. Ma
lin. George W. Webb, James A. Young,
T. c. Hasse. c. Z. Mason.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert L. Brooks. 81 and Bertha NJ Dorsey. 2l.
Rev. J. B. Kelleher.
John II. Hafin. q. Of New YORK City and Laura
v Walters. o. Rev. William A. Pettis
George ". SWink, 2. and Oracle v Follin. o
Res. John C. Hawk
Andray Mills. g, and jamie Cooper. 81 Rev. Isaac
Wright
Milton King IS. and Eua C. Jarris. s. Rev
s. Il. Greene.
Howard n Reed. 2 and Bessie si Eastb1-n %
10th IF Wilmington, Del. Leafs T. 0'NeaI. = p.
William D. Gonal g. cf Baltimore. Nd. and
Rose H. Moore. 81. Rev John B. Pittar
Richard W. Taey. p and Molly Y. tsanTaeB 10
both 4 Louisa. Va. Rev J. J. Muir
William 7. S. Doyle. 81. and Katherine g sacks
50. Res. Martin Donogbue.
CoLoRED
John !. Enels. s.. and Alice WestmahaD q bofh
Of Anne Arundel County, Aid Rev. William ..
Howard
John Z. Crawford, s., and Emma Tuner. III Rev
7. T0lliFeE
James Harris, D. Of conklin. Va. and Lizzie
Bmnt, 2, of Pleasant Valley, Va. Rev. ". A.
Jones.
Ernest Baylor u. and Sarah ]. Bailey. ls. Rev.
A. II. Catlet
John Rsy, q, and Lueinds Court. q. Rev. R. A.
AFmistead.