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CUT IN 1'OSTAL SERVICE.
iSQVinirs a.d moteits from
ylir XU11K .! OTUEJt CITIES.
m,trtirntf UnlKC In. III. Thnt Other Clllra
tt.ulil Not III fared For at the Kspente of
gerr lorh-Tho w Vnrk Deltintlon I
C.mliliiF nll .Member from Olbrr Cltlr
lo I'rrtrnt n llrductlon of Rertlee.
Wamiinoton, Jan. 0. Tlio nnnounccmcnt la
fniSl'Ntlus morning Hint tlio Post Ofllco Do- I
Ijirtnioiit, In tciurdancc with the wishes of tlio
Bouse Coiiinilltco on Tost OfUccs nnd Post
jtoids, asnl o" t '" riduco tho number of do
llTcrle'sln thu residence portions of Now York
city from seven lo four n dny, caused much com
ment In W nslilngton to-day, nnd tlio Pout Ofllco
Pcptrttut nt roiul ved a largo number of Inquiries
Aid protests, Boston nnd Philadelphia being
Interfiled. well ns Now York, there were a
.umber of Inquiries from thosocitlas.
Representative Qulgg of Now York called
ttrly on First Assistant Postmaster-General
Heath Oils inornlnir to protest ngntnst the re
daction In the service In Now York. Mr. Heath
tipltincdta lilm thnt It wan a mattor practi
cally beyond tho control of tho department. It
was erldcnt, he sntd, that if tho department
continued tho present sorvlco In all parts
ef the country there would bo a de
ficiency In tho carrier sorvlco alone of over
1100,000. In making nrrangonionts for this
lerrko the deportment had counted on tho as
tltttnceof Congress in providing for this dcll
elency, but was disappointed. Tho Ilouso do
llred to mlnlmUo appropriations so as to get
the expenditures within tho revenues, and
especially as tho Post Oltlce Department had
aJwaji a largo deficit.
The suggestion, Mr. Heath said, regarding tho
reduction of deliveries camo from tho com
mittee, and bo was Informed that he must re
duce the expenditures In tho carrier sorvlco to
inch an extent as to meet the threatened de
ficiency. No otbor mothod was practicable, and
It was thcrcforo determined to limit all cities to
our deliveries a day in tho resldonce portions.
Mr. Itenth pointed out that In the most populous
part of tho restdenco section of Chicago thero
were only threo dollverlcs a day, and In a largo
put of the business sections tbero were
fiwer deliveries a day than in tho restdenco
portion of New York. Hundred of Postmasters
hare recently visited tho department asking for
increases In tbelr carrier service. Many towns
in the West bavo been enabled to get along with
svsmull number of carriers during the past four
years because, on account of, tho business de
pression, the amount of mall was comparatively
small. Hut, now that business is Increasing,
the volume of mall Is heavier, and In many In
stances the number of carriers must be In
creased, oven if tbo number of trips remains tho
same.
SI r. Qulgg admitted that the other cities should
be taken caro of, but rejected the Idea that they
should be cared for at tho expense of the service
In New York.
Mr. Hoath said he would bo glad to give New
York all tho facilities possible, and acknowl
edged thnt undor tho now rule thero was dan
cer of tho ofllco in Now York becoming con
gested. Ho Insisted, however, that the defi
ciency must bo met.
Mr. Qulgg then said that tho members of tho
House from New York would combine with the
mombors from Philadelphia, Boston, and other
cities Interested and endeavor to procure from
the Houso an appropriation Sufficient to meet
the needs of the denartment in the carrier ser-jlca.Jilthnat-llinlnlshlng
-tho-aer vice, la these
cities.
Mr. Heath said to-night that white tbo total
deficiency of the Post Ofllco Department would
be about $12,000,000, that in the carrier service
would be only about $100,000. Tho rocclpts of
the department have increased about 15 per
cent, within the last year, and the velumo of
business has increased in the same proportion
It was not. theroforo, just to expect the
department to continue business on the same
appropriations, nor could it curtail the ter
ritory covered by the free-delivery system.
Only to-day ho received a letter from a
Philadelphia firm, which sends out 60,000 let
ters a year, complaining that It is in the resi
dence portion of the city, and that its mall camo
from the Post Office to a station and was thonce
distributed by carriers. The firm complained
that its mall was frequently delayed thero for
several hours. Mr. Heath cltod this as an ex
ample of tho trouble that will bo caused by n re
duction in the number of deliveries, as In New
York thero are many large commercial houses
which will And themselves outsldo the Jlmlts of
the business section when tho new plan goes
Into effect.
Mr. Heath Informed Mr. Qulgg that It was his
intention to put the now plan into operation as
soon as possible. It will be nocessary to make
up tho deficiency before June 80, and to do this
it must go into effect at once. Otherwise ho
would havo to make a still further reduction
and allow only three deliveries in the more pop-
Itlous sections and two in the less. Mr. Qulgg
assured Mr. Heath that tho New York delega
tion would do all In Its power to prevent any
reduction.
X O GREATER NEW rOItK PO3TOFF10E
latter. Should II. Addressed Ibe lame aa De
fare the Consolidation or the Clllra.
Wahihsotox, Jan. 0. Postmaster 'Wilson of
Brooklyn as in Washington to-day for the
second tlnio this wcok. to call tho attention of
the Poet Ofllco Department to tho troublo ho
and Postmaster Van Cott of New York are hav
ing over tho persistency with which people ad
dress letters intended for llrooklyn to "Greater
New York." Honskcd that tbedcpnrtmontdo
all It could to prorent this. Mr. Heath suggested
that tho only thing they could do nt present wos
to Put a force of clerks at work on the mis
directed letters, and by tho aid of city dlrocto
rlesflnd tho address. Ho hoped that tho people
In New York nnd llrooklyn would notify their
correspondents to contlnuothoold address. This
afternoon ho wroto a letter to Mr. Wilson and
f'r. an Cult, In which ho said that, owing to
ne misunderstanding on tho n.irt of n Inrgo
portion of the public regarding tlio effect of
!' rnnwlMiillon of lliu boroughs on tho
on unices in Now York.they wero requested to
gueii. wliio nubllcll) n possible to tlio fact
"iM lipiniiM)iiii,t,lld nollntliolcnHtclmugo
i ni"'.'"'-' t"BtI nrmngeiiieiits. Such nollco
n wirh en through the public press or other
i "' '' '"'"l "hould Im) nddresKud ns Iire
v'7, "id without reference to "atcator New
rk on the envelope.
iioau is true 10 texas.
" Ufiilr. Thai llr I. Com I nit to .ew York
I'ndr r Mr. f'rehrr'. Finer.
Hv Antonio, Tox Jnn. (I. Tho story that
"Oov.JnineaJ. Hoggof Texiis wnssoon totnko
"Phis resident o In Sow H nrk, where his polltl-
future was to , looked nftcr by It clmrd
"Atr, ,, its win, vL-oriiin.ilcnl.ilby Mr. Hogg.
esa) s tlut the report Is without foundation.
HesAjs-
"I would,, t think of Hitch a thing. I lovo my
, '"; ,0" "ell for thnt. Texas has nlwny boen
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OAlf BEX JIB BETBttaiZXEDt
elenllHc Msa Are Ikepllcal as ! Dr. Scheak'a
Claim.
Special Cable De$pute lo Tits Sex.
DsnuK, Jan, 0. Tho claim of Dr. Schonk ot
the Vienna University that he has discov
ered tho secret Influencing the sox ot
tho progeny of men and animals Is
attracting tho greatest interest here.
Tho disposition of eminent scientific mon
to smile at tho claim is checked by the solidity
ot Dr. Schenk's reputation. Nevertheless, a
majority ot tho sclonttflo mon aro skeptical, Dr.
! Ohlshauson, a prominent gynecologist, going so
far as to say that it Is lmposslblo to predeter
mine sex.
Drs. Hertwlg, Gussorow, nnd Munk, nil of
whom are eminent biologists nnd physiologists,
do not dtsputo tho possibility of Dr. Schonk'e
claim, but deprocato Its acceptanco nt present.
In an Intcrvlow on tho subject. Prof. Vlrcho w,
tho distinguished bacteriologist, discussed tho
question as worthy ot consideration, but ad
mitted that ho was very skeptical as tn the
soundness of Dr. Schonk's theory.
He said ho was convinced thnt tho germ cell
has originally a porfoctly doflnod soxual dispo
sition and Is not hl-scxunl, as Dr. Schonk thinks.
Thoroforo ho does not yet soo how sex can bs
lulluoncod.
J.VTOXOXZX NOT ACCEPTABLE.
The L.ndon Chronicle.'. Vrr.lon or Ike Views
or Our CJovrrnment.
rrtcnt Cubit Dtitmtch lo The Sux.
London , Jnn. 0. '1 ho Washington correspond
ent of the Dally Chronicle cables that the Ad
ministration Is convinced that the autonomy
grantod to Cuba is acceptable neither to tho
Cubans nor Loyalists, and that the present pol
icy ot tho Spanish Oovornmont cannot end the
war.
Tho correspondent adds that all the reports
reaching Washington show that tho destitution
In Cuba Is ot tbo most horrible kind and that
voluntary contributions will nut suffice to re
lievo a titho of It.
Tho writer further says that he learns from a
person who enjoys President McKlnley's confl
denco that when Mr. McKlnley Is satisfied that
the present condition cannot bo relieved by con
contributions from tbo United States so long aa
the war continues some stops will be taken.
X.A1TBON SVEIi FOIt 9800,000.
Northwestern Elevated llallroad of Catenae
Wants Damages for Lib.!.
CniCAOo, 111., Jan. 0. Tho Northwestern
Klovated llallroad Company of this city has In
stituted a suit for $500,000 damagos against
tho Chicago Daily Sties, an evening no'wspapcr
owned by VIstor F. Lawson. The causo of tho
suit Is tho publication of statements "intended
to injure tho crodlt nnd crlpplo tho business of
tho rond." A. S. Trade, tho well-known crimi
nal lawyer, brings tho suit. Tho A'cics printed
an editorial articlo on Dec. 31 last entitled
"Northwostorn Elovntod Dandlts," in.which.the
following statements wcro mado:
"Tho extension of tlmo for tho construction
ot tho Northwestern Klcvntod rood is another
xnovo In the gamo ot fleecing tho publlo of
America and Europe. Last year they
tried to raid tho foreign market, but dismally
failed. Thoy now want more tlmo. When it
Is all over wo shall hear that tho road Is built,
tho projectors havo grabbod their profltB and
retired, and to the lasting disgrace and the last
ing hurt of lezltlmato enterprises here the
people of Europe will bo in possession of a
batch ot bonds which must bo foreclosed and
'scaled down' and 'charged oft.' The wholo
business Is as Infamous as any ot tho hundred
and ono other enterprises of a llko character
In which tho sauio bandits have boen engaged.
It matters not whether it la a pirated machine
for typesetting or a humbug wire trust. What
ever or wherover it Is tho gang Is 'out for the
stuff' and tho investor is to bo left holding an
empty bag."
A man of tho highest authority as regards the
affairs of tho Northwestern Klovated road
mado tho following statement this evening
concerning tho suit:
"Tho newspapers of Chicago which constitute
the nonspaper trust have been printing for
some time just such falsehoods as those com
plained of in this case. Tho Yerkes manage
ment havo now declared publicly their inten
tion to tolerate nothing more of the kind. Thoy
have decided to stop all such outrageous at
tacks upon their property and to punish tho
perpetrators. The yellow journals ot Chicago
must stop their lying vilification of us or take
the consequences. The present caso will be
pushed with determination to the bitter end.
There will be absolutely no compromise."
EltIB OEXS X1IE SUSQUEHANNA.
Am Important Biove la the Aalhraclte Coat
Trade Errect.d Decentlr.
J. P. Morgan & Co. have purchased a majority
of the stock of tbo Now York, Susquehanna and
Western llallroad Company. It is understood
that the purcbaso has been mado in tho interest
of the Erie llallroad Company, and that In a few
weeks the Erie will make a fair offer to the hold
ers of tho minority stock. That thero had been a
change In the control was disclosed yestorday
by the turning into the Susquehanna Company's
ofllco ot about half the total amount of stock
outstanding, namely, 120,000 shares. The stock
will bo transferred to names furnlBbod by J. P.
Morgan & Co. Its acquirement by that firm has
extended ovor several months, tho stock having
been bought principally In thu open market.
This cbango of control Is ot decided impor
tance in its bearing upon tho anthraclto coal
carrying trado. Tho operation ot tho Susquo
bannaroad in tho Interest of tho Erie removes
from tho situation a possible disturbing clonicnt
and makes one less competitor In tbo trado.
Tho road Is essentially an anthracite cool carry
ing system. It has a total mlloa go ot 227 miles
and runs from Jersey City to Wtlkesbarro, with
various branches in the coal regions. It Is tho
owner of an extensivo terminal property at
Wcohawkcn ana of u tunnol under tho Palisades.
Thu cumpnny represents n consolidation In
June, 1881, of tho Midland of Now Jersey and
fitliurrallroads, find on April 25. IHIKI, with thu
Hudson Ithcr Itnllroad nnd Torininnl Company.
It controls hyutviieishlp of .lock tho Wtlkes
barro nnd KnMcrn, completed In lblll, which
uffordsan Independent access to tlio anthracite
coal Molds. Prior to 1MII3 Interests hoiulod hy
Simon llorg, who wnu President of tho com
pany, managed tho rond Hlnco then tho torn.'
pan) bus been controlled by C'uylcr, Morgan &
Co., Melutyro U Wnrdwell, und Kesslcr ic Co.
'1 ho total authorized i.suo of utock Is 1:1,000,
OUO of preferred nnd tjtltl.OOO.OOOof toiiiiuon
stock, of which there is outsltindlug tM'.'.uiU,
JKK) of preferred und if!12.271,200 ot loimnon.
Amos L. Hopkins Is President of thoiouiDimy,
nnd tho directors, besides .Mr, Hopkins, ro
Vice-President (turret A. lloh.irt. ' bourns A.
Milut)re. C, U. Cuiler. II. O. Armour, llcmy
rj.uiford. Ittisuell Kldriduo, II. II. Plant, tins
tnv E. Kissel, (J. W. Young, C.J. Lnwrince, W.
I.. Hull, mid Million llorg. A meeting ot tho direc
tors wus hold nt tho otllcuof thuiouipntiy, 20
Corllnudt Htreot, yislerduy aftornouu after thu
noB of tho chnngo of control became public,
but no statement was made as to what wus
done ut this meeting.
CU31.1TUVH OEr.1 0 CENTS DAMAOKS.
A Jury I'ul. Ntunll Yalitn on llin threat Ilerorm
rr' llrpiitnllou.
A Jury In tho United Statoa Circuit Court yes
terday uwardod Anthony Comstock six cents
damages in his if 50. 000 slnudor suit against Dr.
Montague It. l.vcrsou. Tho verdkt ulso cur
lbs six cents costs. Tho triil of tho suit wus
li-gun liefuto Judgo Jvuoiuliu Inst Wodlicodii).
('nun link ilitirrft.il ih I Luicreun tullod hliu n
lilaikiuiiller, and ilvUaritl, hefuro a croud, tlfat
" hu had neier uittnud mi honest dollar in Ills
HU-."
'ihti quantM between the men grew out ot
Comstotk'n advocacy of u bill at Albany forbid
ding women to wear tights on thu stage.
Head the fUlb VU9
ei this Usuis-tfat,
CALL TO PARTY SOUNDED.
BANNA. MEN ASK BEPVBZ.ICAN3 TO
COME TO COLUMBUS.
They Want a Monster Mat. Meeting to Inttrnct
nepre.eniatlvea to Ktip the Party Fallh
and Abide 1)7 Tartr Fledaea Democrat,
and lllver nepabllcaui necomlns; nesttv.
Columbus, O., Jan. 0. Tho Republican State
Executlvo Committee, headed by Oeorge K.
Nash, to-night Issued an address to tho Ho
puhllcan party of tho Stato, calling upon Ho
publicans to leavo their homos nnd.como to the
capital to tako part In an Immcnso mass moot
ing called to bring into lino tho recalcitrant
Republican members of tho Legislature who
ore purposing to defeat tho will of the party.
Tho call says:
"Tho Constitution provides that the people
havo a right to assomblo In a poacoable man
ner to consult for their common good, to In
struct their representatives, and to petition the
General Assembly for tho redress ot griev
ances." Tho call thon notes tho nctlon ot the party
last sutuinor In indorsing Hanna nnd con
cludes: "Not In anger, but with shame, wo Inform
you that souio of your representatives tn tho
General Assembly havo Joined in this unholy
compact, and there Is gravo danger that thoy
will disregard your wishes and oxpressod in
struction. Wo theroforo call upon you to as
somblo and consult as to bow our Stato can bo
saved from this Infamy and to petition your
roproientatlves by your presence nnd by your
words to faithfully perform tho duty which
you have Imposed upon them."
The appoal is signed by Chairman Nash,
Secretary Mnlloy, Treasurer Durdoll, nnd flvo
members of tho commlttco. Tho lssuanco of
such a proclamation shows the Intensity of
feeling that is moving tho Republicans ot tho
Stato. On tho day tho Republicans are to as
. scmble Gov. Bushnoll is to be inaugurated, and
among tho timid Uicro Is already a feeling that
thero may be a clash botween tho contesting
factions.
The Domocrats appear to bo as much at sea
now as their opponents. Senator Sullivan ha
a resolution to reorganize tho Senate and cleat
Republican clerks and ofllclals Instead of the
Domocrats now In, and it is proposed on the
other hand that tho Democrats do a little busi
ness of tbo same kind. To hold Senator Burke
In line it is Buggostcd that Mr. Cromlsy, Demo
crat, resign us President pro tern, and permit
tho election ot Mr. Ilurkc. The statement is
made that when tho regular elections wcro held
Senator Ilurko was Ineligible tor election to
that ofllco for tho reason that he was not a
member of the Senate at that tlmo. With
tho voto of Senator Ilurko tho Domocrats could
f:o abend and rodtstrlct tho Stato, accomplish
njr two objects at tbo same tlmo. Thoy could
gain two or threo Congressmen if not more
and at tho saruo tlmo they could assist their
Republican allies in getting con with Ucn.
Grosvenor. who has mndo himself obnoxious
to the combine through his activity for Hanna.
Grosvonor would bo put in a heavy Democratic!
district, where his abilities as "Old Figgers"
could have full nlny.
Several other Congressmen who have in
curred the enmity of the combine leadors by
their devotion to llannn nro likely to bo remem
bered in the redisricting bill. With tho vote
oCUurko tho bill could pass the Scnato easily,
and tho combine hnvlng n majority In the Houso
it would bocomoalawand too Ohio Republicans,
in addition to tho losses already sustained,
would loso in the lowor houso of Congress be
sides. Another Democratic plan which Is advo
cated by the so-called gold Democrats who sup
port the tloket is to deadlock tho General As
sembly nnd elect no ono Senator.
Tho alUy stories about n Grand Jury being
called Into tho Senatorial fight havo fallen flat.
It has long been a custom of certain people in
this city to work In tho (irnnd Jury business
when thoy vlsh to conceal tholr own move
ments. Too Hanna managers nro very asser
tive that tbo combine Is guilty of Just such
practices as would commend them to tho con
sideration of a Grand Jury, while the Kurtz
Damocints are equally sangulno that Hanna Is
going to buy them if ho can. Tho Grand Jury
story Is but one ot the passing sensations ot tho
hour.
A now clement was projoctod to-day into the
contest. The silver wing of tho Republicans
met as mombors of tho Stato Commlttco of that
party and decided to support Jophtha Gerrard of
Cincinnati. Thoy figure out that ho will bo
elected by gettinglthoslxty-flvoIJcmocratlovotos
In both branches. Representatives Lane, Kemper,
and Droste of Clnclnna'l, independent Republi
cans, giving him sixty-eight. Then they pro
fess to bellove that enough of the nine bolters
can bo brought Into lino to olect him. This
would seem to Indicate that three candidates
will be In the Held, and that none of them will
have the required soventv-thrce. A deadlook
will follow, and no election may be the result.
CLUBS BALLT TO HANNA.
Tlppecaaoe or Clevelaud flprajfs Oat nialne
Club orciacluuatt Ilebuk.a Dusbnell.
Cleveland, O., Jan. 0. Tho Tlppocanoe
Club, which is the chief Republican social
club In this city and which has on its mem
bership roils 3,000 of the loading Republicans
of this county, by an overwhelming majority,
Indorsod the candldnoy of M, A. Hanna for the
United States Senate to-night and adopted res
olutions demanding that Senator Burke and Rep
resentatives Mason and Bramlcy,tbeantl-Hanna
legislators from this county, voto for him. Tho
meeting was specially called and was the
largest ever hold by tbo club. It had been
planned to adopt resolutions expelling the
threo gentlemen named and Mayor McKlsson,
but other vlows prevailed when it becamo
known that the McKlBSon members, who con
stitute nearly, if not quite, one-half of the
club, and who hitherto havo been tn the
ascendancy of the club had drawn up their
resignations and would withdraw from the club
to n man If the expulsions wero made. The re
sult of this nlan was tho practloul absence ot
opposition to the compromlso resolutions.
Mr. Hanna's name was cheered repeatedly
with wild enthusiasm. Speeches were made by
James H. Hoyt and Col. W. J. Glenson. Tlio
latter said In tbo course of his remarks that
" the lowent depths of hell nro not deep enough
for tho three legislators if tboy voto against
Hnnna."
Tho Hanna leaders hero nay that If Mason,
llramlov, nnd Uurkodo not voto for Hanna nn
other spoclnl meeting of tho club will be hold,
and they will bo expelled.
Cincinnati. O., Jnn. il. For tho first time In
years tho Young Mo 's lllnlnn Club, that fa
mous organisation of Republican workers of
Ohio, whoso nut less celebrated motto is "Vim,
Vigor and Victory," will not participate in the
inauguration of n Republican Governor, Tho
club Tins nonrlv 1,000 members, nnd It has been
a lending feature of inaugural parades.
To-night, nt a special meeting of the club, a
resolution rescinding a former docMon to at
tend tho Inauguration of Gov. Iiushnell was
passed unnulmouslv. No whereases wero for
mulated, nor wnu comment of any kind neces
sary to cmiihaslzo this condemnation of
Gov. Uusbnoll's course. Indeed, tbo cool
heads of the Republicans ot tho city, nnd
State as well, uro purposely refrain
ing from adding furl to tho llames ot passion in
their ranks that tho Dcmocnts later would fan
to further fury. The Republican League, with
a membership about equal to that of tlio Dlufno
Club, to night decided by it vote far from
unanimous to join tho Inaugural parade.
Senator Forukor will leave Cincinnati for
Washington either to-morrow or Saturday oven,
lug in order to bo present when tho Hawaiian
treat) conies up In tho Senate on Monday, Ho
au)s lie will not go to Co'umhus before going to
Washington, Ho declined to express an opin
ion ns to tho nlligod pusslblo candidacy of John
Hhermnn for tho .Senutorshlp. His attitude was
thus publicly commented upon hero to day:
" llo has kept quiet, wo admit, but what does
his silence, bis masterly Inactivity, mean I Ho
Jurat the Hanna men aro concerned. Forakor
might as well bo In Culumbus hustling with
Kurtz. The responsibility Is his. Ho cannot
nvtiid It. Alrtndy they are saying nt hla home
that another day of rei konlng will come."
Kx-f'oinptroller of the United States Treas
ury William Linrencu of llellefnutalne, O., In
nu open letter to Fornker lo duy says :
"Ono word from Jim will suvo tho Republican
linrly from destruction."
Tot kimi. ).. Jan. H. At n Joint meeting of thn
Litem muni) Republican central mid execu
tive onnimlltt'cs tu-nlght n set of resolution
wi-ron 'oliled, of which a copy will b,t lent to
Gov. iiushnell. 'lliey call his attention
to thu fact that the convention which
nominated him tor Governor also Indorsed Sen
ator llnnim for a re-election to the ofllco ho thon
held: that ho was olectod on that platform,
which he Indorsed In his speeches over tho
State, and that ho was still in honor bound to
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MAJOR BITXINOER BLACKBALLED.
Oar Consal-Oeaerat in Caaada Turned Bona
by n Montreal Club.
Montoeai, Jan. C A sonsatlon was caused
hero to-night by the news that Major John L.
Btttlnger, the United States Consul-General for
Canada, had boon blackballed for membership
In tho St. James Club, Montreal's swoll social
organization.
Major Blttlnger was appointed Consul-Gen-oral
nt Montreal a few months ago by President
McKlnley. When his nomination was mado it
was strongly opposed on tho ground that Major
Blttlnger, whllo Internal revenuo gauger for
tho Sixth district ot Missouri, had conspired to
defraud the Unltod States) that he had pleaded
guilty to tho charge and bad beon sontonced to
two yoars' Imprisonment and a fine of 81,00a
Tho opposition came to nothing, as Major Blt
tlnger' appointment was confirmed.
Whon he came to Canada circulars were sent
to the leading nowspapers and to prominent
citizen of Montreal giving tho details ot
tho incident In Major Bltttnger's career,
and they croated an unfavorable im
pression. Major Blttlnger' namo was
prosoated somo woek ago for membership in
tho St. James Club, and tho vote was token to
night. When tho ballot was counted it was
found that a large number of blackballs bad
been placed In the box and the application was
rejected. The Incident Is likely to lead to a
great deal of 111 fooling.
ADMIRAL BROWN GOES TO LAW.
lie aad Nelabb.r la Court Over st Row la
voIvIdst Tbelr Children.
IjJDiANAroLls, Ind., Jan. C Admiral Brown's
son Hugh, a boy ot 10, and Charlotte Thomas,
the daughter of Arthur C. Thomas, paymaster
of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad, wore
having a childish frollo on Sunday last on
Woodruff place, whon tho families and neigh
bors, and young Brown put some snow down
the back of Thomas's daughter. The girl's
father happened along and soparnted them with
some forco, telling young Brown to go homo
and loam bettor mannors. Admiral Brown be
lieved that tho separation was accomplished
with more foroo than necessary, and filed an
action for assault against Thomas, who was
fined Id court this morning.
Thomas has come back at tbo Admiral with
an nctlon for assault against his son, and tho
caso will bo heard on Friday. When tho Ad
miral was recently retired by tho Government
he said that ho was "going to Indianapolis, tho
prettiest city In the world, to live," and placards
havo recently beon hung In the streot cars ot
tho city setting out the Admiral's words In big
type.
Tbo eonstablo who served the warrant on
young Brown says that the Admiral's wife re
marked at the time:
" Wo are sorry that we came to Indianapolis
to live among such trash."
TELEPHONED FROM ETTER'a BED.
Communication with a Submarine float TThlle
It Was Sabmeraad,
B ALTTMonE, Jan. 0. A new telephone number,
SOll, was put down to-day In tho local direc
tory. This addition Is tor tho submarine boat
Argonaut, which, when submerged, can be put
in communication with tho outside world. Tho
first test was made to-day, when Simon Lake,
the inventor, succeeded In communicating with
pcoplo In this city and Washington, D.O. A
telephone was placed In the office ot the Lake
Submarine Company, from whence a wire was
run aboard.the t rgonaaU Jf
Shortly after noon to-day the boat was sub
merged, and Mr. Lako, from the bottom of the
harbor, made himself heard. He first called up
tho ofllco and received a quick and clear re
sponse. He then rung off and called up people
at a greater distance, finally ending by com
municating with tho superintendent ot the te'e
phone station at Washington, D. C. Tho test
proved satisfactory In every respect, and
marked a new sphere ot usefulness in tho sub
marine boat Argonaut,
The wire is on a reel enclosed in water-tight
tubes, and can bo used at a dlstanco of soveral
miles If necessary. Mr. Lake is now arranging
to make somo tests in raising wrecks. He will
endeavor to raise the steamer Express, which is
said to have sunk oft the Potoinao River fifteen
or eighteen years ago.
CANAL WORK TO QO ON.
Comptroller Robert. Suraratloo to Hop It Is
Opposed br the Canal Hoard.
Albany, Jan. C The members of tho Canal
Board are opposed to the ridiculous suggestion
of Stato Comptroller Robert that the canal im
provement work be stopped at once, and that
the unexpended balance of tho 90,000,000 be
held in reserve until the peoplo have an oppor
tunity to voto on the question ot spending the
additional $7,000,000 needed to complete the
work. It was learned to-day that the work un
der tbe canal contracts already awarded will bo
continued, and that the unexnended balance ot
tho appropriation will be utilized to carry on the
work as far as possible. In accordance with tbe
views of Gov. Black, as oxpressod in his mes
sage, the present Legislature will make pro
vision for submitting to the people the question
ot making available tho additional money
needed to complete the work.
State Engineer Adams said to-day that he In
tended that tho work should go on, and in
timated that tho Comptroller would soon realize
that It was his duty to dispose of tho remainder
of tbe bonds callod for by tbo original appropria
tion for canal Improvements. Otherwise the
canal contractors can mandamus tho Comp
troller nnd eonipol him to Issue tbe bonds In or
der to procure the money to pay the amount
due on their contracts.
BROOKLYN DRY DOCK A SWINDLE.
Defects la Construction la Par TTorae Condi
tion Thau Was Bxpected.
Washington, Jan. 0. Report have been re
ceived here which are said to show that culpa
ble negligence was displayed by tbo civil engi
neers charged with tbo work of building tbe
now dry dock at the Now York Navy Yard, and
which may lead to another Investigation. Sheet
piling, that should nave been driven thirty feet
Into the bottom, has beon found to bo barely
three feet in some Instances, and in others the
piles were so lightly sunk that they drifted
away. Constructor Howies, who has chargo of
tbe repair work, Is reported to havo said that
the dock was In a far worse condition than the
ofllclals expected, and that thore Is no telling
what may be disclosed as the work proceeds.
Tbo dock was originally designed to cost $370,
000, hut 053,000 was oxpeuded on it, and
$100,000 is necessary now to put It in repair.
EAST HORSES IN COLLISION.
Accident on tbe Troy Speedway That Tlesullod
In Ibe Death era s)i,40O Trotter.
Tboy. Jan. 0. William C. Hutton, father of
Aeeomblymnu Hutton, and ex-Mayor D, J.
Whulen ot this city had a narrow escapo this
afternoon. Etch was driving a fast horse at
tached to a sleigh along tho "Hpeodwny"on
upper Sixth at euue. Thoy were going In oppo
site directions, and In attempting to turn out of
tho way tho horses became unmanngenblo and
camo together with torrltlo force. Mr. Whulen
and Mr. Hutton were thrown violently to tho
ground, bill. escaped with nllght Injuries. Ouu
of Ibo thills of .Mr, Wlmlon's sleigh entered tho
mouth ot Mr. Hutton'. burse, penetrating to
.the dlstanco of u foot and coming out at thosldu
ut tho neck, making u horrible wound, 'lliu
horse droppod dead in its track. Tho dead ani
mal was known to turfmen In this part o( tho
Slate aa Donald and hud a record of 2:10. It
was valued at $1,400.
Why Mot Uur Mow Deakl
Bait (fe, 10 Stoat ft nest Prodoe JUehaute, d t,
Till ROLL 01? HONOR.
First Step in the Publication
of the Pension List.
ALL PENSIONERS WHO DRAW FROM
$45 TO $416 A MONTH,
Kane. Rate, ana Addresses or All Inen rrem
the Omolal Holla, Arranged According? te
r.n.Ion Ar.arlM A Dost.r or the Honered
Brave Thirty-Ova Hundred (sum Oat or a
Total r Kino Hundred nnd Seventy-Ota
Thousand Thirty-two Tear After the VTar.
The list which follows shows the names, rates
of pension, and addresses of all persons borne
upon the pension rolls of the United States for
the present fiscal year, as in rccolpt of pensions
In oxcess of $15 por month. The compilation is
official, but the list was not intended for pub
lication. Tub Sun assumes tho responsibility
ot publishing it In full. Apart from a relatively
small number of special pensions at various
rates, tho list Is mado up of pensioners under the
general law, previous to tho Dependent aot ot
1800, drawing pensions for total disability on
account of injuries received In actual military
or naval service. The three classes which
coverall but forty of tho S.BOB names are these:
too.
The rata of 9100 per month is granted by tho
general law for the loss ot both hands, the re
sult ot causes duo to tho military or naval ser
vice of the United States.
is.
Tho rata of 672 per month Is granted by the
general law for tho loss of both feet, the loss of
both eyes, and alto for total and pormanent
disability requiring tho regular aid and attend
anco of another person, the result of causes
due to tho military and naval ecrvlcoof the
United States.
0SO.
Tho rate of $S0 per month is granted by the
genrnl law for total disability for the perform
ance of manual labor, requiring frequent and
periodical (but not regular) aid and attendance,
as tho result of causos due to tho military or
naval service ot tho United States.
Tho distribution of tho pension according to
rate 1b shown by tho following tablri
8 pensions at S3, 000 a year. 010,000
1 pension at S.D00.... . 2,000
8 pensions at t.000. , 0,000
B pensions at 1,300.... ......, 64,000
1 pension at C90.. G90
1 pension at CSt. 2t
0 pension. l 000. 8,100
1 pension at 87S 876
2,619 pension at 804 2,170,110
1 pcniloa at 702 708
1 pension at 703 703
11 pensions a 730 7,020
1 p.nslon at 084 . 884
1 pension at 000 Ma. OQO
1 pension at OSS M 080
2 pensions at OHO . 1,800
0S1 nrnslnn. ot BOO - B7rt Ann
3 pensions l 683 1,170
1 pension" at 670 670
1 pension at 640 040
Total (3.868,818
Tho distribution ot tho S.S2S pensions In the
tbroo regular classes, according to tho agencies
through which tboy ore paid. Is shown in this
table:
Joenov, 8100. (72. (00. Total:
Augusta 0 00 23 88
Boston .- 4 ISO 40 COO
BnlTalo 0 143 61 184
Chicago 4 208 61 878
Columbus ( 200 113 884
Concord 1 73 28 101
Des Moines 8 803 00 008
Indianapolis 0 834 Oil 888
KnoxvlUe 0 OS 23 120
Louisville S Ot 20 80
Ullwaukeo 1 148 43 187
New York 7 130 63 180
Philadelphia 1 133 68 188
Pittsburg 1 70 41 181
Ban Francisco 8 89 23 03
Topeka 8 200 71 888
Washington. IB 103 148 800
Totals. 43 2,318 004 8,628
Pensions at various rate. 40
Total ot pensions over (4S per month 8,603
TUB LIST I
AUGUSTA AGENCY.
h'ame. Rata. Aidrci:
Averlll, Alvln $SO..Mnchtas. Me.
Albee.Leverett A... 72.. Machine. Jlo.
Bragg, Uarzlllla K .. 72..Mllltown. Me.
Uowman, Edwd. W 72.. Augusta, Mo.
Beede. Oilman 11.... CO.. Auburn, Me.
Deal, John M 72,. Portland, Me.
Blssell. Jno. Wesley. 72.. Brewer, Me.
Brown, Joseph 72. .N. Woodstock, Me.
Bodge, Moulton O... 60. .Palmyra, Mo.
Blgelow, Wilson ... . 72. .BU Albans, Me.
Blethen. Zebulon B.. 72.. North Auburn, Me.
Berry, Zerl 7U..Foxboro, Mass.
Card. Charlts CO..Calnls,Me.
Clifford, Fuller O.,.. 72. ,N. Kdgocomb, Me.
Crooker, Georgo 72. .Norway, Mo.
Connelly, Gilbert.... 72.. Bangor, Mo.
Chaso, James J 72.. Old Orchard. Me.
Cash, Nathaniel..... 7..Piercevllle, Kan.
Cole, Oliver A 72..NewLlmerlck,Me.
Connor, Selden 72. .Augusta, Mo.
Durgln, James II,... 72.,I)rowiitlold. Me.
Dorr, Joseph C. 60,,Wlnterport. Me.
DanlelB, Tnllls 60. .Augusta, Mo.
Elwell, KleazorO.... 72..Kast Dlxlleld, Me.
Kttabrook, Ooo. C... 60. .Rockland, Me.
Katon, George W.... 60. .Chelsea, Mass.
Foss, John V 60..MachIas, Mo.
Fogler. Prentiss M.. 60. .Augusta. Mu.
Ford, Thomas 60. .Ellsworth, Mo.
Flynn. William M B0..Whltneyvllle, lie.
Gould, Benjamin..,. 72.,Lewlsion, Me.
Green. Thomas J.... 72,,Kennebunk, M.
Haskell, Abnor 60. .Augusta, Jle.
Hill, Andrew 72. .Bryants Pond, M.
Ham, Charles A 72. .Bath. Me.
Hooper, Clinton B... 72. .Portland, Me.
Hamilton, Dlmon... 72. .Norway. Me.
Howard, Kdson F.... 72. .Ashland, Me,
Hall, Zemro 8 72. .Harrington, Ma,
Jameson, Julia A,... 60. .Bangor, Me.
Jewett.Orln W 72. . Richmond, Va.
Jordan, ThomaaH.. 60..LewIslon, Mo.
Knowlton. Calob II.. 72., Monroe, Mo.
Kllfedcr, Robert.... 72. .Portland, Mo.
Konlson. Samuel D.. 60,,Fryeburg Centre, Me,
Llbbey, Daniel 72.. Cambridge, Mo.
Lampher, Nathan O. 72,, South Sohee, Me,
Morse, Argyl 1) 60, .Portland, Mo.
Mason, Arrlngton.. 72.,HuckIlold, Me.
Mitchell, KdwnrdT. 60. .Bath, Mo.
Moulton, George II., bO. .Wells, Mo.
Mcintosh, Henry. ... 72..Mach(as. Mo.
Jlcllen, John h rJO.,Ix)oll,Mss.
Orr.AdolbertL. 72OhUown, Me.
Orrf. Charles A 6()..Htotson,Mo.
Patterson, Aaron B. 72,,Doxter, Mo.
I'easo. lleniamln F.. 72..AugU9ln. Me.
Parkm.in, Edward II 72. .Unity, Mo.
Perkins. Francis A.. 72., No. llridgotoo. Me.
Perkins. George M,. 72. .Richmond, Me.
Patterson, Norman.. 72,.Knstport, Me.
Phipps.Stephcn E... 72..Kpplng, Me.
Putnam. Thomas J.. 72. .Monroe, Me.
Pond, WilllnmS.... 72. .Orrlngton Centre, lie.
Rogers, Kltjah CO. .Bangor, .Me.
Rogers, KllshttS.... 72,.Roekliul, Me.
Robinson, (icorun H, 72,.ltookland, Me.
Reynolds, Geo, V,. Ml. .Machine, Mo.
Robinson, Herod,,.. DO. .South Kxeler, Me.
Rickor, Isalnh CO, .Liberty, Mo.
Reynolds, Win, D, ,. 72,. Northonst Harbor, Me.
Smith, Alonzo 50, .Red Bench, Me.
Bmnll, AlonzoH.. . fiO,.lllddeford. Mo.
Smith, Benjamin F.. 72..Mnchtas Mo,
Stone, Chnrlis O . CO .Augusta. Mo.
Stevens, Klhrldgo... 72., Hidden, Me.
Stanhope, Frederick 72..I)eiinysvlllc. Mo.
hmllli.irii M .. 72. Kdcs Falls. Mo.
Ktieknej, John II .72 K. iiimdiilnbuin, Me.
Hone. I.el. Jr . 72 .Cornish, Mc.
hmnrl. Mnrquis O.,, 72. Provident u, It. I.
Hwarbkl., Htniy. .. 72. .Calais, .Me.
Woniittool, Alf'd It 72 ,1'nrllnud, Me,
Webster. BunJ. O .. 72 .Klngllcld. Me,
Washburn, Horncol! 72 .Brewer. Mo.
Waldtu, James...,,. 72. ,W, ltoiknurt, Me.
Weston, James 11.,.. 72. .Anson, Me.
Wing-, Baiauel ii.....jli. .Phillips, Mt,
BOSTON AGENCY.
ARMY.
Mime. Hate. .liUmt.
Ames, Aaron O $73..Lynn.'Maii.
Adams, Dudley O. . . 72. .C'belscn, Mass.
Andrews, Georgo 1C 72,,Phonlx, It. I,
Ackerman, John.... 72. .Blackball, Conn.
Badger, Andrew O,, CO., South Nntlck, Mas.
Bardwell, Alonzo J.. 72,.Sotnerrllle, Mast.
Blcknell, Anton F... 72..W. lllnghnui, JIass.
Bolton, Charles 8,,.. 72,.Rexbury, Mass.
Barrett, Dwlght A.. 72..Kast Foxboro. Mast.
Bonnett, Fred'k A.. 72. .Banbury, Conn.
Bueknam, Goorgo a 72. .Melrose, Mass.
Bradford, George F. 72. .Plymouth, Mass,
Bentley, George D.. 72.. Litchfield, Conn.
Belcher, George D,. 72,, Springfield, Mas.
Balcom, Henry T... CO., Shirley, Mass.
Bowen.lraA 72..0ofTitown, N. IL
llsdgor, John P CO..Holliston, Mast.
Blstiy, Josoph K 72, .Bridgeport, Conn.
Bresnhhan, Jerem'h ?2..Medfurd, Mas.
linker, Heth CO.. Everett. Mass.
Blodgott, William., 72Fnlls Village. Conn.
Bronson, Wm. P.... 72..New naven. Conn.
Case, Alonzo G , 60,,Slmtbury, Conn.
Clapp, Egbert I...,. . CO. .Northampton, Mas.
Crowell. llartson P.. 72,. Maiden, Mats.
Champlln, Henry... 72. .Maiden Mass.
Chlckty.LawrenceT CO.. Brighton, Mas.
Carton, Simon 72. .Worcester, Mas.
Carter. Sidney a,.., 72. .Moodue, Conn.
Oate.Thomas J CO. .Lawrence, Mass.
Oaffrey, Thorn as ... .. 72, .Ktockbr Jdgo, Mas.
Cuuimlngs.Wm.H.U 72, .Potion, Mass.
Dsyton, Cornelius., 72. .Winchester Otr., Conn
Draper, George L. . . 72. .So. Attleboro. Mass.
Dibble. Wllliim IL. 72..W. Blmsbury Contu
Daniels. William.... BO..Hoxbury,Mass.
Dean, William 11.... CO.. Worcester, Mast.
Katon, Charles.,,... CO,, Worcester, Mass.
Karnes, David W.,.. 72.. Worcester, Matt.
Kverelt. Handel P.. 72,.Provldonco, ILL
Fontaine, Alphonte. 00. .Greenfield, Mass.
Flold. Charles II.... 72..1)slch, Mass.
Flanders, Frank B. . 72,.GotTsLoun, N. IL
Feloh, alias Phelps,
George. 72,.Wntorhury, Conn.
Flanlgan, Henry..,. 72. .Grafton, Mass.
Fletcher, James C. . 72. .New Bedford, Mat.
Fay, John 8 72. . Marlboro, Mnss.
Fltzpatrick, John. . . CO. . Now Ilai on, Conn.
Foator, Nathnn C0..Hnlyko, Mass,
Foster, Waldo A..... 72..Fltchburg, Moss,
Orover, Andrew 72..MarBhaldIlllls.Maa.
Gorton. Amos 0 72..Modford, Moss.
8 ardner, Goorgo.... 72. .Maiden, Mass.
Ubort, J a. Fred'k. 72. .Gloucester. Mat.
Rowland, Albert F. . 72.,Acushnot,Mais.
Ilawynrd, BonJ. A.S 72,,Brockton, Most.
Hough, Benjamins. 72..Colohostur, Conn.
Hood, Ellsha 8 72.. N. Bighton, Mas.
Hastings, KdwtnC. 60..Athol. Mass.
Hamilton, F'nklln D 72.. Boston, Mass.
Hawkes, Francis.... 72..Wakeflold,Mats.
Hayes, George 72. .Boston, Mass.
Howard, Georgo II,. 72..W. Brookflold. Mass.
Hodges, George D... 72. .Boston, Mast.
Hicks, Honry V 72. .Providence. ILL
Hasklnt, Jamos O... 72..Vollaston, Mats.
Hoadley, Joseph M.. 72. .Derby, Conn.
Holdon, Lyman 72..Alkon, S, C.
Harmon, Walter 8,. 72, .Haverhill, Mas.
Hanscom. Wm. S.... 72. .Lynn, Mats.
Jonckes. Arnold A., 72, .Franklin, Mass.
Jones, Martin L 72.. Enfield, Mass.
Jepson, William H.. CO.. W.Everett, Mass.
Kezur, Charles IL... 72. .Salem, Mass.
Koym. Alias Conn,
Frederick.... , 72. .Jamaica Plain, Mats.
Kinsman, Fred'k G . CO..Fltchburg. Mass,
Kolley. James 72. .Everett, Mass.
King, Josooh 72, .Milton, Mass.
Kenyon, Wm. J..... Co.. Lynn, Mats.
Lewis, Charles A.... G0..Stonehf"n, Mat.
Lone, Charles U 72. .Now London. Conn.
Lovojoy, Edwin B... 72..Fltchburg,MaBS.
Langdon, George P.. 72.,WethorsUold, Conn.
Lindsay, George W. CO., Providence, ILL
Lurvey. James T,... 72. .Haverhill, Mas.
Lee, James W 72. .Lowell, Mass.
Lovcrlnc. Rufus A.. CO.. Woburn, Mats.
McCann. Francis.... 72. .Providence, ILL
McFeor, Hugh 72.. Bath, Me.
McCormlck. Jamos . 72..Houtatonlo. Mats.
McGulre, John 72. .Boston, Mass.
MOartby, Timothy., CO. . Unlonvillo, Conn.
Moody, Almon S .... CO..Mcthuon, Matt.
Merrill, Albert C0..Roxbury, Mots.
Monies, Edward A.. 72..Wenham, Mass.
Mellon, Eustls 72. .Lawrence Mats.
Magoun, Franklin D 72. ,E. Cambridge, Mass.
Mabuott, George.... 72. .Canton, Mast.
Mooro, JamctA 72..Alhol Centre, Mas.
Manslr, John U 72..Somervllle, Mass,
Mullen. John 72..EastBoston, Maw.
Mltchell.Slmmons A 72. .Lynn, Mass.
AtAila Atlllman A.. 7'J. lnmhit.r Xf...
Nolte, Conrad CO.. New Uavon, Conn,
Nledurman, George. 72.. Everett, Mast.
Noon an, Jamos 72. .Lawrence, Mats.
Newhali, John W.... 72.. Lynn. Mast.
Newman. Nicholas., 72..SouthwostClty, Mo.
O'Doherty, Francla. 72.. Boston, Mass.
O'Brien, Patrick.... C0..1llrerpolnt, It. L
Potwln, Joseph...... 72.. Worcester, Mas.
Pendergrast, Jesse S 72. .Reading. Mass.
Pendergast, Wm.... 72..Nowfleld. N. J.
Qulnn. Hugh 72.. Soutb Boston, Mao.
ltuwson. Abel 72. .Orange, Mass.
Rich, Denison A..... 60.. K. Hampton, Conn.
Rnsswcll, Edwin.... 72. .N. Cumbrldgo, Mat.
Rogers. Mies S 72. .Lyme, Conn.
Reynolds, William.. 72. ,N. Swansea, Mass.
Smith. Albert A,.... 72..Pnwtuckot, ILL
Suell, Chnrles W..., 72..PlnlnvilIo, Mat.
Btotson, Frederick J 72..KomervllIe, Mas.
Sllsby. Geo. E., Jr... 72. .Boston, Mass.
Sims, Henry V 72..WilllmantlcOonn.
Sargent. James M... 72. .Lynn, Mass.
Bymonds, John 72..Rockvllle, Conn.
Seymour, John, 72, .Gloucester, Mats.
Slmmont.JohnF.... 72.. South Ablngton Sta
tion, Mass.
Shaw, John n 72,.Roxbury, Mass.
Bcbeneneke. Michael 72,,Wallingford, Conn.
Stockwell. Nelson... 72. .Chelsea, Mnss.
Smith, William 72..Monson. Mnss.
Teft, Adolbort,.,,,.. 72,.Hopedale, Conn.
Tolman, Edward P.. 72, ,W, Hanover, Matt.
Treat, J ames O 72. . Lawrenco, Mass.
Townaend. Luther.. 72. .Greenfield, Mass.
Travors, Michael..,, 72. .Boston, Mass.
Train, Orson E CO.. Northampton, Maw.
Talcolt, Richard ILL 72..Brookllno. Mots.
Ventres, Alex. IL... CO..Moodus, Conn.
Wlthlngton, Alonzo 72,.Fltchburg, Mass.
White, D.inlel M.. 72..Wctt Haven. Conn.
Warner. George W..10O..New Havon Conn,
Ward, Nathaniel M. 72..Roxbury, Conn.
Wnlker, Rosalvo M. CO.. Lynn, Mass.
Waterman, Thos. K. CO. .Brockton. Mats.
Weaver, William H. 72. .Now Bodford, Mass.
Arnold, Abby P. 50..Boston, Mass.
Blalsdell. Mary A... CO. .Boston, Mass.
Banks, Mary PalmerlOO..Waltbam, Mast.
Cogswell, Eva D..... 79..Ralom. Mats.
Corse, Frnncct 100.. Boston, Mass.
Donohoe.ElIzahethE CO..Rotbury, Mats.
McNo.., Martha CO..Brookllne, Mat.
Hodman, Sally CO. .Gould. ILL
Blocuro.Abby J...... CO.. Providence, R. L
Stevens, Margaret L CO.. Boston, Matt.
NAVT.
Barry, Mlchaol e72..Mlllbury, Mnst.
Bingham, James.,., 72. .Lawrence, Moat.
Collins. James 1.... 72..FramInghnm, Mats.
Davis, John W 72.. Belfast, Mo.
Davis, Charles , 72. .Everett, Mats.
Dougherty, Thos. J, CO. .Revere, Mosb.
Fentross, alias
Bloom, John 72,.Charlcstown, Mats.
Fanning, James 72. .New Bedford, Mass.
Fuller, Josoph 72..Nowburyrort, Mast,
Gilpatrlck, Isano,.., CO. .Richmond, Me.
Oravos. Stearns L... 72.. Round Pond, Me.
Garland, Chas., alias
Gardener, John.,., 72, .Randolph, Mats.
Graco, James 72. .Brockton, Mass,
Horton, Lewis A. ...100, .Boston, Mass.
Johnson, JohnF.... 72,.Biddeford, Me,
Matthews. Alpbonso 72. .Haverhill, Mast.
Mullen, Thomas,,,., 72,,Bomcrvllle, Mass.
Newbcgln, John S... 72.,Kezar Fulls, Me.
Osgood, James H.... CO.,Kuncook, N. II.
Prior. Gilbert 3 72. .Hyde Park, Mass.
Oulmi, Asa 72.,Burllngton, Me.
Slovens, Silas M 0O.,Salmon Falls, N. H.
Sullivan. Dennis,
alias Cronln.Henry 72,,Rnxbury, Mass.
Beaver, James 72, .Chelsea, Mats,
Smith, Joseph 72,,Soinorvllle, Maw,
To llr, Luke,, 2, .Lowell, Mass.
Whitney. George D.. 72,,Rochoster, Mats.
Wilson, John CO., West Southport,M,
Wilcox, Rufim K.... 72,,Danbury, Conn.
Hree ho, Martha I. C. CO..Bellefonte, Pa,
MeCuwley, Elise
Aldcn CO.. Winchester, Mast.
Bplcer,Euilly Louisa. CO, .Winchester, Mats.
BUFFALO AGENCY.
Deadlo.Asn 50,,Cornlnt. N. Y.
Branier, BenJ. W..., 72,.FabIus. N. Y.
Barber. Charles 72..llnlontown, Ky,
Biers, Edmund O.... 72.. Washington, D. O.
Hard, Edwin M CO,.Edmeston, N. Y.
lie) en, Frank M 72, .Alfred, N. Y.
iiacur, rruilK u . ... I.innr(u,,,, I,
Blcniian, Frederick, CO.,Wellsvlllo. N. Y.
Buck, George 72..Mlna, N. Y.
Illdn oil, Henry 72,.Holley. N. Y.
Baker. iBaao 72. .Jasper, N, , Y.
IlN-, James II 72 .Waverly. N, Y.
Bond, John 72. .North Hector. N.Y,
Buughton, Joseph E, Co,, Dunkirk, N. Y.
Blaekmaii, Lester.... 6()..I)r)knob. Mo,
Bulloy. Lorenzo W.. nO,,MilIsport, N. Y.
Becker. Suiiitiol CO .Whitney's Point, N.Y,
Boss.Thotunstl CO..bherhurne, N. Y.
Brown, William,
uIIiih Mulligan, ,
lunltl CO.,Ft,CoUngton,N.Y,
Brady. Willlniii H... 72..Nutidn. N. Y.
t'rnier, Albert C 72..Rlnghuniton, N, Y.
Cooper. Allen Mi..r.lunra, N. , .
flute, Alonzo Ml .Mrneuse. N. Y.
Cirion, Alniuu A ... 72 .Oswego. N. .
Cole. Clinics W. W. 72 Ithseu. N. .
( 'wiles, I'll) lir W . 72 lUtavIn, N. ,
r.iriiilihncl.Diiguld, 72 Rochester, .N. Y.
Conner, Froderbk D. 72 .Until. .N, Y.
Curtis, George 11 .72 Wolcott, N. .
Case, Georgo W , Ml S. Gnoiidavu. X ,
Clark, Honry W. 72 (kiieneo. N. V.
Collins, Jeremiah.. 72 Auburn. N. .
Clark, Joseph 11. 72 Kahilis, N, .
Clarke. Livingston 72 Batavlu, N. ,
Clackner or Clukner,
Marcu. ,,... WBalunaijC, if. Y,
a J '
fame. n,lr. AMrttt. H
Cplllgnn. Michael... .30..L!vouIaBlatIon,N. Yi i,
Champlnln, Snmuel l'h H
A.. 72.. Alfred. N. V. u
Carnlno, Silas 72..Ulnghomtoti, N. T. flA.
Chaso. Walter 72. .Filch, N. Y. J&fl. M
covov, William. CO..WoUllold. N. Y. SD,B
("ox, William It 72..0swoo. N. Y. ' 'ctlSimj
I)cnnl9, Charles 72,.Boonvlllo, N. Y. hM Msnsn
Davis, Cyrus 72. .Holland. N. Y. W'1 IH
Denn, Dluhtoii....... 72..BlossvnIo, N.Y. M iUB
Doreey, Honry W.. 72.. llonndn, N.Y. 'f.S 'M
poney.Ira 72.. Stiles, wjs. .W-J JM
pevltio. Jnmes 72..lxmg Rnplda. Mloh. . fi" $
Donahue, James 72,.KImtra, N. Y. -? flm
Dtigglebv.Jobn 0O..L'tlen. N. Y. M'tJai
Denny, Josoph 72..0gdcnburg. N. Y. '' Ktnfl
Doty, Levi 72..Hornelltvllle, N. Y.
Decker. lxrenzo T2..JelTomon. if. Y. "TrJB
Kekor. Adelbcrt 72,.Orlskany, N. Y. jnfl
KUIott, Goorgo 72..Hochostor, N. Y. ' iueni
Ednor. John 72..Rutrnlo, N. Y. ' !
Emerv, William F... M)..Clnyton. N. Y, ' .!
Fish, Chnuncoy Ml. . Williamson, N, Y. iV
Fllklns. Georgo S.... 72..Pu!aaki, N, Y. IM
Forsythe, Goorgo T 72..0eneseo, N. Y, U
Frost, Henry 0 Ml. . Rochester, N. Ya . . M
Freceo, Honry J 72. .Varna, N.Y, ),
Fostor. Ira 72..Volcolt, N. Y. I Mi
Fordoror, Johan, IMS
alias Tntrn. John.. CO.. Lyons, N. Y. I ;
Faas, Louis 72..Uttoa. N. Y. W
Farl.Thomts CO. . Johnstown, N. Y. )
Failing, WnlstolnA, 72..Redwood. N. Y. I X
Graham. AIonro... 72. . Alpine, N. Y. .,'
Mould, Benjamin F.. 72. .Fleming. N. Y. LB &
Grlllln, Benjamin L.. 72. .Enfield Centrt.N.T, ff
Gardner.ClarkA.... 0O..lllehvlllc, N. Y. H i
Garrison, Emanuel.. CO. .Bath. N. Y. I ?
Goddcn, Georgo It... 72.. Ogdonsburir. .H. Y. I i'
Glnzlor, James, Jr... 72. .Carthago. N. Y. IB
Oanon, JobnS 72.. Dundee, N. V. fi ;
Oooso, William 72..Llvorpool. N. Y. II i
HoyLAdinW 72..JVoIcoU, N. Y. II i
Holzwarth.Chrlstlan 72..LowvilIo, N. Y. I I
Hallock. Canvass T. 72..Wcllsvlllo, N. V, ill J
House, Daniel 72. . Norwich. N, Y, J il i
Hunt, Georgo........ 72..1tocbcBtor,N. Y. TSsf '&
Hitchcock, llarlcy D. 72. .Boll var, N. Y. B V-- jt,
Hadlcy. Honry Co.. Adrian. N. Y. &! t I1
Hoc.IraO... 72..P,rlshvlllo. N. Y, tW) ,',
Hougbtullng.Jamcs. 72, .Now Baltimore. N.Y, BHl t, 5
Harris, John 72. . Palmyra, N. Y, ME i
Hnzclton. JohnF.... 72.. Cnnnjohnrlo, N. Y. A a
Hogan, Michael J... 72..Butfnlo, N. V, nVi'B
Haggart, Nathan W. 72. .Johnstown, N. Y, MMT H
Hinmnn.Nonh 72..Gncldn, N. Y. MM ls
Illckey. 'Patrick..... 72..Sherwood. N Y. Hi
Hill. Sylvester O M)..Caiinndufgurt, N. Y. M
Hall. William II CO.. Central Square, N. X. ML '.
iiSrraon, y 1111am P. 72. .Geneva. N. Y. ' JM M
Juhln. Andrew.... .. 72..Sowport, N. Y, IM-M JI
Johnson. Francis H. 72..Martliisburr, N. Y. ttpM
JoneB.UarvoyL..... 72.. Randolph. N. Y, j M &M
Jecklnt, Join 72.. Rochester, N. Y. f H Jm
Jones, Vllllam II... . po..WestlIeld. Pa. M
Keith. Albert. 60..11radford. Pa. H JJB
Kerr. George P 72..0anton. N. Y. ' &M
Keenan.John 72.. Richmond, Va. fc
Kuhn,Marttn...... 72..Bufralo, K. Y. I ijj
Lay. ChaunceyT.... 72.. North Wales, Pa. !
Lewis. Ellsha,.....,. CO. . W yomlng . N. Y. I yU
Little. Frederick M. ro..Machlas, N.Y. $m
Lines, Honry 0 72..BInghamton, N. Y. 1 WM
Lewis, Horace B..... 72 Oneldo, N. V 1 MM
Lafavor, James M... CO.. Westbury, N. Y. 1 Vl
Lyons, Michael 72. .South Now Bertie) I '.
Lewie, Porter A-.. BO..Chorryoroelr, K. Y. I M
Loftus. Tbomaa. 72..Watertown. N, Y. 1 jSM
Mable. Aaron 0O..8yrnouso. N. V. I I m
Mosber, Andrew,... 72. .Oswego, N.Y. 'jnW
iSerrltLAnslllW... 7a..CorUand.N. Y. fl
Manning. Christo- . Mm
pher7... . 72..Lowville. N. Y. 'MM
Mother. Ephratm D. CO..Broadalbin, N.Y. , 1 ?;
Matteson.Fayette A. 0O..Binghamtpn, N. Y. , f jfM
Maxon, Georgo B.. 72. Jpnawnnda, N.Y. f '.SM
Mosher, George W.. 72.. Dickenson, N.Y. iigMl
McIntyre,IrnO...... 50..FuIton,N. Y. k fam
MinahanJ Michael.. 72..Boonvllle, N. Y. $M
McOarrict, Patriot. 72..Leror, N. Y WW
McQeorRichard..... 72..0swego. if. V. f
Miner, BtymourZ... 72..8kaneateles, M. Y. h m
Marsb. Staloy N B0..8UBartown. N. Y. I XlM
Mathews, William.. 72.. Utlca. N. Y. V I Wai
McKean, William.., 72..Gouvornonr, N. Y. . 1 '&
Merrill. William R.. 72..Uticn, N. Y M tfm
Noble, Cbarlos H.... OO..Evans Mill. N.Y. ) .'
Noon, Thomas....... 72..Lowvilio.X Y. I J
O'Brien, Patrick..... 72..Altmar, N. Y. 11 V9
Posson. Edward 72..Galllpolls. O. j -,&
Peck. Egbert. 72..Cortland. N. Y. U jM
Pedrlck. Hiram CO..Elmlra. N. Y. ' I'M
Phones, Petor B..... 72,.Cornlng, N. Y. . tMi
Planti, William V.. CO..WellsvlIle. N. Y. i
Qulnoy. Edward O.. 72..PinehllI. N. Y. Iff!
Hueteil, FranclsM.. 72..Lakowood. N. Y. V ',3
ni. nk.lliL. 72..Cortland. N. Y. fTM
Rico, FranKlin. vu..uoruana. m. x. . '1JP
Hung. Georgo 72..Romo, N.-Y. - -'' 71
llSfsell. George .B... OO.ytiea., N.Y. ' S
Rhodo. George n.... CO..Constantia, N. Y, gi
RIcbardBon. Henry.. 72,.Perry. N. Y. vV
Robinson. John. Ji. 72..HedgesvlJle, N. Y. ..Alj
RoundsvIlle.JohnE. CO..AcadcmyCornors,N.Y. ,'S
Stebblns, Charles.... 72..Ilranchport, N. Y. ,!
Smith, Charles M.... Co. .Johnstown. N. Y. 4-f,
Btrubock. Edwurd... CO. .Caton, N. Y,
Btevons, Frank G.... 72..Dunkfrk, N. Y. ffl
Stevenson, Oeorge U 72.. Soneca Falls, N. Y. . ;?
Strait, George W.... 72. . Addison. N. Y. 2ZL
Bcott, Henry......... 72..Frewsburg. N. Y. H
Bchwlngor. Jacob... 72..Tonawanda,N. Y. IM
Spcert, Jacob 72. .Tyrone, N. Y. . i ;
Skinner, James B.... 72.. Gouvernour. N. Y. AM
Bhafer.John 72..Center. N. t. I) .ll
Slate, John..., 72..Dnnr?iIlo, N. Y. ddt
Stone, John K. 72..AddIart N. Y. V?M
Fmlth, Joseph 72. .Rome,--;.. Y. .VJ
Stephens, Luther.... CO.. Harrington, N.Y. '
Bheldon.MniorB.... 72.. Vermilion, N. Y. iSM
Bberwood, Marvln R 72. .Oxford, N. Y. (?
SDorrln, Samuel 72. .Auburn, N. Y. Iff
Shaw. Thomas OO..Ogdonsbtirg, N.Y. KM
Sparks, William B.. 73..()rwell. N.TT. ,l,f '
Thylor, Benjamin F. 72..B.ith. N. Y. , ( ' -.
Tyler. JobnJl 72..Hrcckenrldge, Mloh. I m M
Tremain. Warren IL 72.. Eltnlra, N.Y, J it &
Taylor, William B... Ml.. Buffalo, N. Y. &Ti
Vanduser, Gilbert... 72.. Calatonk. N. Y. ft I.
Van Doloh. Henry it 72..Huirlo, N. Y. I fii
Vnndorhnof, John... 72.. Northampton, N. Y. II! Ail
Vancsa, Moses A.... 72.. Rochester, N. Y. I MIX
Walsh, Anthony 72.. Carthage. N. Y, 1 Km
Woodworth.Chas.A. 72.,Knowlcsvllle, N. Y. i I mm
Welsh. David 72..0iwego, N. Y. 1 TlM
Wheeler, David 72.. Allegany. N. Y. I fi gfflk
Warner, David A.... 72..0nllupvlllo, N. Y, , MiM
Wilson.Gcorgo...... 72..Coponhagen, N. Y. kTVl
Wilcox, George F.. 72.. Nanticoke, N. Y, 'v lijT WM
Walters, Goorgo II.. 72.. Potighkeepslo, NyY. 4"8
Worden, Georgo P., 72..HornollsvIlle, NY. V-CHI
Wright, George W.. 7U..I)ennsboro. N. Y. Tll
Wilson, Jamos IL... 72. .Buffalo, N. Y. I Ml
Welch, James IC... 72. .Northampton, N.Y, ' mm
Wuiidol, John CO..Bcldlng, Mich. ,,(
Wolsoy.J.ohnT...... 72..Kyracuse. N. Y. fjtM
Wiseman, Robert... MLIount Morris, N. Y. WM
Word, Rowland ffoT.Hunt, N. Y. SAW
Woolverton.Htephcn 72. .Ft. Atkinson, Wis. , Smt
Weaver, William... CO..fimlthvillo Flats. N.Y. ' tM
Whltofonl, William. 72. .Now York Mills.N. Y. fpjfM
Yaplos, Samuel J.... 72..Afton N. Y. ggM
Znrn-lu AugtiBt 72,.Brighlon, N. Y. MM
Wilder, Tltue (Mox. W1H
wnrBitrvlvor) 72. .Syracuse, N.Y. "Mm
Alexaudor.EvolIn M. CO.. Auburn, N. Y.
CHICAGO AOENOY. '
AltMY. .
Abbott, William II..f. 10.. Fairfield, 111. 'MM
Baugh. Ellsha....... M)..Hamletsbunr, HL WW.
Bergcr. Frederick F, CO.. St. Jacob. ,101. V
Bundy. MortlmorP. CO. .Sterling. ID. "m
Bourne, Samuel CO,.Wyuooso, 111, "WSM
Bruncr, William B,, CO.. Greenville, HL Am
ChryBun, George W. CO.. Barry, III. M'M
Clegg. Honry... CO..Matloon, UL fil
Cochennour, JobnS. C0..01noy, 111. nJ
L'lancey, Michael,... CO.. Jacksonville, HL itftJJ
Craig, Oliver CO., Hamilton. I1L ;3W
Djvenport.GcorgoF, CO .Clinton, 111. SJJt
Davidson, William., CO,, Chicago, III. kM
Elder.JohnW f.O,,Modiolno Lodge, Kan. -WM
Emberllnir, Solomon. CO.. Prairie City, UL sa'jB
English, Thomas Mm CO., Vienna, 111. WM
Fitrgerald, EdwariL. fiO,,C(irbondale, HI, j
Fleh.Ezro..., fil),,lloardstowu, HL, r :.x:
Farnum, William.., CO.. Fredericksburg, la. fc
Olassor, Charles... M)..Murpbysboro, HL , i
Ooodricb.FraucusIL CO.. Henry, III-, ha
Gant, George C0..8troalor, 111. ?. .
Gentry, John W Ml,. North Ontario, OaL ,f
Hoag.Aaron CO.. Fresno, Oak
Hyde, Benjamin F CO, .Austin, 111.,,
Hendloy, JohnO..., C0Golconda, HL i ,
Jludton, Joseph J... CO.. Hot Spriugt, Ark. 1 , l
Hill. Josiah ........ CO. Carbondale, HL , v- W
Hickman, Wm. W CO. .Omaha, Nob. .IrJ
Ilibolson, Joseph..,, CO. .Albion, III. , , t
Jones.DavldW CO..MorrlsonvlIlt,DJ. ...
JCnoite, Jonathan... CO., Palestine. 111. r-sn!
Llun, liariey CO. . Jacksonville, HL m
McNulta, John Co.. Chicago, III.
Milton, John ., CO,.Hutsouvllle,lU.
Maxwell, Thomas N. CO. .Newton, 111. '
Price, Henry G Co. .Canon City, CoL
Phillips, Lucas U,,.. Co.. Bryant, 111.
Powers,: Martin CO,.Miullloia, i ;. I m
Phtllips, RlchurdS., C0..Mnttoon, 111. f
Quick, GcnrgoO CO..Nashvlllo, 111. I
ltcynoldt, BenJ.F... CO,.Ix)UisvllIe,Ul. , M
Rynearson, ICrastut, CO, .Peoria, HI. )) M
Held, John li. , CO.. Greenville, 111. AM
Roach.JohnN. CO..WichlU,ltaa. ' JM
Soinmerhuldor, Bor- . , , jtnsl
nurd CO,. Keokuk. la. Asnsni
Ecbroeder.Fred'kC, .. , Jansnfl
alias Henry O CO..Pcotono, 111. MMt
Smith. Joslab Ml..Llnu)llle, HL Mnn!
Btoncr, William II.. CO .Cairo. 111. , MM
Talty, Cornelius OO..Loinuiit. HL tv!nnn
Whlttlngton, Allen. CO, .Desoto, III, iMM
Wilder. Chariot II .. CO. .Peoria, HI. VllnM
WarrlLk, Robert W. CO.. Plymouth. HL ,I1H
Austitr. Uanlol 72..Goliondn,llL f 1TM
Allen, Henry J 72 .Denver, Col. ,1 "'
Abhott, JamraM ... 72 .Goltondii, 111. '
Achbrook, John M... 72 .HumUudt, III. ,
Akin, Jurretl 72 .Akin, HI. ' (
Angemn. Nicholas 8, 72..1toc.kIunl,HI, I m
All..rd,hiuiim .. 72 .St. Aline, 111. 11 M
llatrd, I harlcs. ,.72 Camp Point, HL P'iM
llwupre. I harlesK. 72 Dckaln. III. f.H
liriiiiiing.Cbarles II. 72 NmMun, lv.au. K
Iu u.Chirleill. 72 .Canton, Hi. I ' -
Binnii, David 72..Joncboio, 111, I'M
Baker, Howard W. . 72 .Barry, III. v!
Burns, Etki on. ..72 Reno, Ark.
Brultelt, OrlttlnM,. 72 .Floni, HI.
Brown, lieury 72,.Cuarlftwn,HL ' :
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