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FRIDAYS BATTLE. jprj J. Hie Details of the American Adpvf: 'vaDce on Santiago. ^VAS STUBBORNLY CON THSTED. \ # v SOKE OT THE HOTTEST FIGHTING if* ;. EVER 8EEN-T1IE GUNS THOU . "CEHVERA'S FLEET WORK GREAT HAVOC IN OUR LINES. < HANY DRAMATIC INCIDENTS OCCURRED DURINQ THE C.ONSXICT?THE CUDAN3 DO GOOD WORK. ' ? i&l OFFJURAGUA, on Board the Asso Vji ciaiea .press Boai uanay, jmaay, suiy i 1(4 p, m.)# via Kingston, Jamaica.?The 1 !* battle of Santiago has raged all day, j and kt 4 o'clock this afternoon 15,000 I r American troopB are thundering at the i g outer fortifications of the doomed city, j Since daybreak General Shatter'a army | j has fought its *^y across two and a half ? miles of bitterly contested and strongly j fortified country, and the entire line I . from left to right la within gunshot of h, Santiago town. f The American loss thus far is estli * mated at hospital corps headquarters at ? ' twenty killed and flfty wounded, but it p wl* be hours before the death roll can j" : bo acr'irately given.^Lieutenant Colonel fiiwiaoii, ui uic i wwn^ ocvviiu m- | .fan try, is the only ollicer known to have ( V. been wounded, and hp is not fatally hurt, ; The Spanish killed and wounded are! . undoubtedly numbered by hundreds. i The Spanish strongholds of Caney and >221 Paso have fallen, and the fort at , . . Affuadores, Just east of Morro castle, on tUe coust, has been blown to ruins by the guns of the ileet. With the exception of about 1,000 troops who nre guard tug; Baiquiri and Juaragua, the entire arroy-J? engaged, together with 4,000 of: General Garcla's Cuban troops. The j ' men fought gloriously. ; The battle began Just at daylight at V & point about eight milen froni Jurugua an Atour miles northeast of the outer i fortifications of Santiago. The general i j . order for an advunce was Issued Gen eral Shatter at dark last night, and by j midnight every man In the army knew i that a desperate struggle would come with the dawn. Tlj* news put the troops in a fever of excitement, and the night was spent in cheering and singing, the popular strain being "There'll be a hot time in Santiago to-morrow." The first shot was flred from the battery at 0:40 by Cuptain Capron, whose son, Captain Allyn K. Capron, of the Rough Riders, was killed in the battle J at 8evilla. The shot wns directed nt Caney. where the Spunlards were in force, and it fell in the heart ot the town. The firing continued twenty minutes without response, v Meantime the cavalry division had moved forward on the main Santiago trail, headed by a light buttery of the \ Second artillery under Captain Grime- ' The movement of this battrry wan a | \ heartbreaking task, owing to the mud In ! the valley and a steep hill. l*nd<*r the musketry fire of the cavalrymen the j . Spaniards In the little town of F.l Paso retreated, and Captain Grlnvs* battery [ took up a position there and began a rapid firing into caney. The guns of tho two batteries made f the place 80 hot that the enemy Anally [' retired, having no artillery. The town TjraH surrounded by rough earthworks and lines of barbed wire. After the enemy lmd been driven from R1 Paso twenty-one fhnta were lirod by Captain Grimes and Captain Capron j from that position Into the outer fortifications of Santiago before a response j came. When It dl<l come, however, It I came with unexpected accuracy, tn?* ; shots being from three-inch and flw ! Inch rapld-flre rlflo*. evidently tak**n from Admiral Cervera's warships and j mounted behind the fortification?. The i Spanish gunners raked the hill on which , J El Paso stands. and which meantime had been made the headquarters of Gen- i cral Sumner and the Cuban generals. I Garcia. Castillo, C.ipou- and Rnbl. On*? shell struck a large sugar storehouse, on the red. corrugated roof of which stood ten Cuban* watching the flifht. The roof fell, und all the Cuban# were wounded and three of th?m will die. 'A detachment of 200 Culrann wea l forward from EI Paso, and ih*n Colonel Wood, with the Rouirh Riders of the First and; Tenth cavalry. started dow.: the hHialde straight for the enemy's for- ! tfficatlons. Captain Grimes' battery poured a steady Are Into the Spaniards to protect Colonel Wood's advance. ' The'dismounted cavalry paused on Its ' Way through the tangled grass and un-, '' derbrush and half way down the hillside / selected a good spot to halt, and from I th^re opened and maintained for twenty 1 rf/ minutes a hot lire The opposing bat- j terles banged away. Captain Grimes I [v'V'" sending a storm of lead down Into the ' \ outer fortifications. and the Spaniards : S pounding away at the hilltop with vl- i clou* persistence. Most of the Spanish shells wont over the hilltops nnd fell in n ravine beyond. Hera several detachment* of Cuban troope were stationed as reserves, and before they could bo removed seven In surgents were seriously wounded and several slightly hurt. At the sam<? time two Americans were killed and nino were wounded. The Spaniards used smokeless powder, and shot with more accuracy than during the previous engagement. The wonder is ?h.-\t many more lives were not losiia* the opposition batteries were less Thar, two inll??s apart. About 11 o'clock th" terrible lire from Captain Cspron's guns and the muskets of the men broke th?? Spanish lin*? nnd a J retreat began toward th" II w of out^r I fortifications. The enemy took the trull I known as tho main Santiago roud, and I Captain Grimes' battery Immediately I hotrnn nitrhlnir nhcltn <11 nhonil nf thi? i them, retreating men. whit** a detachment of 2.00o Cubans, headed by (lurcin, wer^ ?tnrt?*d.to cut off the retreat. No report has yet been received from thorn. A large detachment < ( General Kent's reserve* wait ?ont to aid C?.?n?'ral Garclu In thin work, and it i* probaidu thflt flerrf? fighting occurred. All thi* time General Sumner had command**! the center, owing to General Wheeler'* Illness, hut nt>out 11 o'clock General Wheeler started on the two-mile Journy to the front In an nmbulance. About half way ti? th*- front he m?>t n number of litter* bearing wounded. The veteran. tinder protest by the surgeons. Immediately ordered his hor?e. and aft?*r personnlly n*sl*t> frif? th? wounded Into thr* ambulance, mounted and rode onward The m?*n burnt into frantic cheers, which followed the general all along th?* line. Hy noon, although still very III. Oeneral Wheeler I had established h?*adciuarters at the ex- j treme front and rt-nh-r of the line, and ! still holds hi* position. The hardrst fl/rhtlnjr of the day scemM to hnve b/K?n on th?* right tlnnk. nn<l heavy casualties ur<? reported from th'*re. Th<- advance tla-re wan more wu mon- rapid than at other pulnts on the line, and Oenernl Ohnffee's brl^ad*} van the first to crow* the little Han Juan rlvfrr, close to the line of outer fortification#. At 2 o'clock Oft nay hnd not bcon entered by tin- American troot*, but they had pushed on pant It, and It wan theirs nt any time they chose In march Into It. At that hour general Shaftcr, whose h^adguarti'D* for the day had Wn three mlWt to the rear, went forward to assume personal eornmnnd of the operation*. Hom?* surjirl.,j" Is expressed that In- did not wait for the siege jntnii before beginning the final attack, iih the siege guns at" still on th" beach at Halfjulrl. Hut he decided that they wero unnecessary and dtttrmlned to strike at once. Many dramatic Incident* occurred [ They Are in the Air You Breathe THE GEB1S OF DISUSE WHICH CAUSE ?????? Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption It's Through the Air Only That TkM. Cmwm lu> uv^v van uv Treated Successfully ' *:?* It ma* t* 4rr ?lr. Liquid* tprara and dmirhi* cannot aster the brunchlal tube* and lnnca, or reach allparuot th? KirpMMff** in thobead. Herein 11m the Mcrvt of tbo great aucceae of "Hyomei", the new Anitndhn Treatment for all dlaauaa of the bead, throat and I unfa. The air which 3 on breathe from Booth * Inhaler U laden with the mort powerful antiavptic* known.* tt It perfectly dry, a?f at onco kill* all genua of d!?eaen, tfalloc the parte affected and bringing itninediate reliof to too luflenr. IT CURES BY .INHALATION j Thota who are In doubt aa to the wonderful healing power* at" ii> omel "cunt htradrada of (MtlQionlate from people who harn been cued, bj calling at tha office, 1012 Chectnat timet. Efcry Bottle of "Hyomel" Is Guaranteed ** Hymnal" Inhaler Outfit fl.OO. Extra bottlaa "Broad," BOo. Balm, a woodcrluJ beur, 2-Vs. Can b? obtained or TOUT drosKilt* or BY MAIL. FtutliMibM R. T. BOOTH lOMt'ANY, Room* 30-11 Auditorium Building. Chicago. III. during the (lay. with numerous evidence* of ?)>U'n<nd persona) bravery of the American officers and men In their work of eontinuouH and intense physical strain, owing to the hills and swamps and the fierce tropical sun, which hammered down upon them the greater part of the day. Th? rnlmm Iw.hdv.wl with nit (If nncT valor and rendered valuable aid. General Gnrcla suid other Cuban generals led the troops In persbn. and showed great coolness In tight places. The Spanish fought stubbornly throughout, and the retreat, though steady, was slowly and coolly conducted. They contested every Inch of the way and fought with unexpected skill, their officers handling the troops with bravery and good Judgment. As In nil their lighting so far. however, they did most of their work under cover, rarely showing themselves In large bodies In the open. All the retreats were toward Santiago, and It Is probable that by nightfall all the entire force of Spanlards In the province of Santiago de Cuba will be within the city's walls, with the exception of 4.000 men under General Pando. whose attempt to reinforce Santiago is believed to have been frustrated. RECENT PEX3I0H3 urnnim 10 vtrai vir^uii*ui-.iniiiri in mo Vov??ri*?l Our*. Special Dispatch to the Intellleencer. WASHINGTON, July 3.?Pensions have be?-n granted to West Virginia veterans as follows: Original?Solomon Arbentz. Wheeling, $G; Martin L. Ktrier. Wheeling. $10; John W. Knuckles, Keystone, $*: Audreen Adklns, Ona, >6; ISdwln D. Kayner, Wheeling. $G; De Witt C. Gray. Wheeling. $G: Wm. II. Atwell, Kenwood. $6. Increase?George Cat on. Klngwood, $17 to $24; Thomas Rearfldn, Sherman. $10 to $12; James C. Dillon, SqulrfJIn. $0 to $<?; Justus F. Ross, Simpson, $G to $8; KHJah M. Riddle. Rpencer. $8 to $10; j Robert JJ. Hall. Stlnnon. $# to $12; James | M. llobpy, Lumberport. ft) to fx; ChnrJea T. .lack. Wheeling. $G t<? $12: Jackson 1 Johnson. Paint Creek, $G to IS: John D. i West, Mooresville. $10 to 512; Joseph ' Kelley, liberty. $C to SS: Benjamin1 Horn beck. Walker, $8 tp $12: Itonjomln 1 F. Fr?*d*'rtrk. Hrrtx. $14 to ft": Charles Parson, CottagevHle, $21 to $30; Darlu.-t : Fleming, Fairmont, $r. to $8. Dej>endvnl?James Richardson, fath- | or. Ouyandotte, $12. Widow*?Mati+da Schlatter. Wheeling,' ts. Other pensions granted- are: Jiunes JJrnderfhot, Washington, Pa-, $G; Jnnus Anrt-rfon. Flnley\ille, Washington , county, Pa., reissue and Incrrnse. $8 to $10; Georgf R B?p' and Leroy C. Sedgwick, Martin's Kerry. Ohio, $6 each; Richard Mouts, Washington, Pa., $8; Anna Brook*, widow. Jefferson, Pa., $8; WlWam J. Moore, Greenrboro, Pa., jr.: James Bahama, Mtonongahtla, ra., $f.; George W. Brooks, deceased; Jefferson. Grecn> county, Pa., SO; SomuoJ B. Hoblnron. Mononpahola. Pa., increase, $6 to $8; Francos Wade, widow, Ml. Morris. Pa.. <8; Samuel T. McGowan, Beil>aJrt>, Ohio. $6; Charley W. Sean. Burgetstown. Washington county, Pa., Increase, $fi to $12. .Mr. Dorr has Intmfluccil !n the house affidavits to accompany house blk No. 3.912. to grant a pension to James M. Bryant; also petition of John F. Dorsey, of Nicholas county. W. Vtu, to accompany a house bHl for a pension. Wliy HUpxtclin* Ar? D.-luynl. pout anto.nio, Jamaica, July 2.? Action has been taken by the Jamaican authorities which will interfere seriously with tho work of the American newspaper ?llsp&tch boats running between tne cousi ol i iion. >>! JNinuugo ue i una, i and rort Antonio. The Quarantine, board of Kingston yesterday Issued an order (hat these bouts mutst not be entered at or cleared from Port Antonio without permission of the hoard, hut inust go into quarantine until after lnvcotlgatlnn. This will detain the boats here severat hours flit leant, and In some cnfifH a dny or two, and ponibly longer. It is hoped, however, that the quarantine officiate mny b? Induced to show* otemenoy in this matter, despite the strict rules a|>plled this season to ordinary vessels arriving from Cuban por:?, because the dtaputeh boats do n*/t liter Cuban ports, as? there are none of these they run fhtcr now, and when they are not at Pont Antonio they lire on t he high sean. simply engaged in currying dispatches, which are transferred to them by HtnuM boats* a mile or more off tho Cuban coast, nnd they have no direct communication with the Mum*. They have been ruiirtfng to Port Antonio dally for Mx w<< k* past. Itohlinl tlir Grnrr. A martllng Inddont of which Mr. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, waa the subject, in narrated by him a* follow*: "I waa In a moMt dreadful condition. My Hklu waa Almcat yellow. eye* sunken, tongue coated, pain continually In back and aide*, no n ppel I te?gradually growl ntf weaker day l?y day. Three phyalclrin* had given mo up. Fortunately, a friend a<lvln?<l trylwr 'KlectrJe Blttera,' and to iny great joy anu urpnp?\ wi?? nrwi uuiuv in:i<ic a docMil.il Improvement. I continued their H5i' fur thrtf** <vrrh*. and am now u well man. 1 know they aaved by llf? and rat)bed the grave of another victim." No one should r.ill to try them. Only CO cents per bottle at Logan Drug Company1* drug store. If th?* W?1if la CnttliiK Trrtli. Be mire and use that old and well-tried rrmedy, Mr?. Wlnslow's Soothing Byrup Tor children teething. It soothes the child, softens the guniK, allays all pain, cures wind colic and la the bent remedy for diarrhoea. Twsntjr-flvs ccnta a bottle. m-wAt ?LIS! Persons an OTHER THAN In the County of OKb Delinq Taxes Thtreon fi WASHINGTO fi | if o ill ? :? ! ! 5 5 s 12 3 =P NAME OF PERSON E c. e5- ' CHARGED Is !a WITH TAXES. ? ?i ? I j e? E t , r. oi ?fc.fi ? eff-.iO o?o J , Z_\Vj__ H i Ashbrook, Dr. R. L..... 1 .... $ 80 00 Armbruster, J. T 1 .... 100 00 Ahlqulsh, C. M 1 .... 200 00 Albert, William 1 .... 40 00 Armbrunter, William .. 1 .... 40 00 Bent?, Casper 1|.... 40 001 Bruhn, George ........ II.... 40 00( Burke, Barney' 1 .... 20 00 Beyhavel, J. F 1 .... 20 00 Blumenthal. Wm 1 .... 20 00 Buchman, Andrew .... 1 , Bacliman, John ...... 1 Bolde, George, Jr. 1 .... 20 00 Barrett. Pats*- 1 Belleville. Joseph ...... 1 .... 20 00 Beuter, Joseph 1 .... 100 00 Busner. Fred 1 H?rth, Henry 31?f 20 001 Heutor, Henry 1 .... CO 00 Beuter, Albert 1 Ito titer. George 1 Bogard, Isaac, Jr 1 .... 40 001 lluneh. Dorothy ! 850 00 ! Baker. Wm 1 .... HO 00, Bell. Charles 1 .... 40 001 Baker, Charles 1 .... 20 00 Berry, John 3 .... 150 00 Bachtler, John 1 .... 20 001 Bam. Joseph 1 .... 20 00| Birch, Joseph 1 .... 40 00| Bolde, George. Sr 1 .... 40 00| Bents, Joseph 1 .... 40 00, Baker, Snmuel 1 .... 40 00 Baker. Tra 1 .... 20 00 Brubank. Harry 1 .... 20 00 Bcowniug, W. C 1 .... 40 03 Browning. Jasper .... 1 .... 40 00 Bayha, Wm 1 Boyce, Henry 1 .... -0 00 Brost, William 1 Cotts, Wm. II 1 Crumel, August 1 .... 20 00 Calllgan, C. E 1 .... 100 00 Clark, Robert 4 .... 20 00 Condon. Wm 1 .... -0 00 Caranaugh, Wm. 1 Cavanaunh, J, J 1 .... 100 M Corr. C. B 1 .... SOW Carenbauer. Charles .. 1 i Chambers. John 1 Chambers, Alex 1 . Cottrlll, William 1 .... 20 00 Cox. Win. 1. Cox. Nelson 1 Cotts. John 1 Campbell. Wm. ....... 3 .... 40 00 Conlcy, Mat hew 1 .... 20 00 Campbell, Robert 3 .... 20 00! Crelffhton, James 3 .... 200 00 Dunn. Michael 1 .... 40 00 Deltors, John 1 .... 20 00 Desmond, Cor. 3 Dunlevy. Owen 1 Dubke, Herm.in 1 .... 40 00: Do/an. James 1 ? 40 Df?i Dawson. Ben 1 .... 20 00! Davis, David 3 .... 20 00} Dorn. George 3 . Darby, Philip 1 .... SO 00i Dallev. Frank 3 |. Donaldson. Joseph .... 3!.... 40 00, ii. o.. 111 Of) nnl Dixon. Alfred it.... -0 oo Duffey. Mfrhnel 1 .... -0 00 Dean, Daniel. 8r 40 oo Donley, Clem 1 .... 20 00 Dutton, David 1 4</0" Dunlevy, Owen 1|.... *0 on Devllle, Edward II Eliroti. Henry I .... 20 00 EllK. Edward | 1 Ebellinfc. Louli li.... 20 00 Frailer. J. C 1 .... 20 00 French. Jamex A 1 Fox, Harry 1 J? 00 Fin kit. P^ter 8 1 .... j0 0o Feeney. "William 1 .... 20 00 Frebold, Loifls 1 .... 20 00 Fowley, John \ -0 00 Farenbuch. Charles.... 1 .... ?0 Fin ley, William 1 .... 00 Frailer, J. A 1 .... 40 00j Fox, Edward 1 ii'AA " Fran*, John 1 .... *0 00 Fupnt*. William 1 .... JO 00 Fraeier, Robert 1 *00 oo Foster, William 1 .... 20 00 Frederick. Charlea J... 1 . 20 0<> Frazler, Henry 1 0 Ofl untnore, jonn ' Gelaer. John B 1 .... 20 001 Griffith. John 1 .... 20 00' (Jreen. fJenJamln ...... 1 .... 20 00 Gerrard. H?*nry 1 .... 40 00] Grosler. John V 1 .... 40 00i Graham, Charleu 1 .... 20 00: Gosney, Charle.s 1 .... 20 00 Gainer, John 11 1 .... 20 00 Gump. KM* 1 .... <0 0? Gehrlnger. Herman.... 1 .... <0 oo Gluts. Lawrence 1 .... 40 00 Goats. Jacob 1 .... 40 00 Grime*, George 1 .... 20 00 Orlfsou, George 1 .... 20 00 Gosney, Hamilton .... 1 .... 4? 00 Gegold, Oscar 1 .... 40 00 Glaiuner. William .... 1 .... 40 00 Helff*'r. Wm 3.... 20 00 Hllman. Albert 1 .... 20 On ritlirr, mnrr *.... ? ??< Hess. Georw .... 1 .... oo Morton. ?Vm 1 .... 40 oo Ilontz. Curl 1 .... 40 00 Heyman, Howard ..? l .... 40 oo Harper. A S 1 .... 20 00 Huberneld. Joseph .... 1 .... 20 oo Hlne, Jonathan J .... 40 Of) Helzler, John 1 .... 20 00 Hnzl*tt. Robert 1 10,100 Flervey. Henry It.,.. 50 00 Hill. William 1!.... 20 00 Ilfornnk, Andrew .... II.... 20 00 Hevniaii. Mlna J}.... 40 00 Hart. N. G 11.... 40 00 Heller, Frank II .. Holler. John II .. Hill. John 1 .... 40 00 Hickman. Albert 1 .... 40 001 Hurt. J. M 1.... 20 oo; llollman, John 11.... 20 00! H.irdflle. Aunittt II.... 20 00 Hard file. Julius II Hubberfleld, Andrew .. 1U.. 20 0<i Hrtber field. Andrew.... 1!.... 40 00 Hrnrne, William 1 .... 40 oo Hlnk. Henry l .... 40 oo Hockcnberjr. Theo, 1.... 60 00 Howard, Wharton .... If.... CO 00 Hardfllo. Wm ll J.. In??l*?hH?hi. W II 40 4?fi * Jono*. Ma Hon ! ... 20 <Xij Junk Ins. Wm 1.... 40 fii Jr,hn?*on. John T 60 00 Johnnon. \V. C II.... 20 oo[ Jacobson, J II L. Johnson, Robert l].... l'?? twi) Johnson. William .... 20 oof Kuntz. Jacob 1!.... 40 (?o| Klnif, OeorRp A 11 .. Horn, John 1 j? 100 00 ivurner. ?? uiidiu n.... "" Kopkopuklr, Charles .. 1).... 20 on Kollrv, Allvn T li.... < ' W K tints, Fro<l 1l 50 00 Krolf, J.ihn II K.w?\ Thomas i .... 20 'to KlntiPt*. Frnest 1 .... 20 00 KInuxe, Thco 1 .. Hammer. Joxoph 8 li.... 40 oof Kelly. William v.... 40 00 Kl' ^h, J 1!.... 100 oo Kuhn, Nullum 1 .... 20 oo Kocb. 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R I Kouchman, Wllbelm .. 1.... 200.) 05 Kramer. George W. .. 1 .... 20 00 05 Kopleopskl. John 1.... 20 00 05 Koch. Louis 1 .... 40 09 10 Lucas. James 1 .... 20 00 05 Loy. Martin 1 .... 20 00 05 Lowe. William 1.... 40 00 10 Le well en. John W 1 .... 40 00 10 Lee. Major 1.... 40 00 10 Lalng, John 1.... 40 00 10 Leroy, fleorge 1 .... 20 00 05 Lerg, Charles y... 1 Lantenajager.*Louis .. 1 .... Nfo 00 40 Leivls. AlvJn 1 Lytle. William 1 .... 20 00 05 Luelland, Prank 1.... 20 00 05 Luce. James .......... 1 .... 40 00 10 Lewis, Washington.... 1 .... 40 00 10 Lorentz, John A 1 .... 60 00 13 Meyer#, Thorn jh J ?*> wj Meyer a, Jloss }.... JO 00 13 Monohan, James 1 0 on uj Mager, Leopold I SJ JJ J-J Miller, Denis }.... 40 00 10 Meldel, William 1.... 40 00 10 Martin, Adolph 3.... 40 00 30 Miller, Charles 1 .... 20 00 Oj Minnies, John 1 '.I'll "ii Meldel, Fred, Jr. 3 .... 40 00 10 Morgan, J. Q :? \ '.vi; "\k MarshaM, George W. .. 1 .... 40 00 10 Mears, William 3...* 40 00 ]0 Morgan, W. M 3 .... 40 00 10 Mallory. Edward 3 .... 40 00 30 Marshall, S. B 3 .... 40 00 30 Moran, Michael 1 Manner, Daniel 1 .... 20 00 0t> Murphy. G. D 1 .... 20 00 0., Mathews, Joseph M. ... 1 .... 20 00 Oj Morris, J. R 1 .... 40 00 10 Moore, J. Z 1 .... 40 00 1 Monohan, Patrick .... 1 .... 40 00 30 Morgan, David, Jr 3 Miller, Charles F., Sr... 3 .... 60 00 l.j Mooncy, Richard 1 .... 60 00 l?< Mills, James 3 ..., 20 00 30 McDonald, George .... 3 ? ? V</.r,nn?1,1 PlmrlflB i McGJumphy, D 1 "JUr McNichole, Arthur .... 1.... 20 00| OuJ McClatchey, Edward .. 1 .... 40 001 KM McGranahan, G. R 1 .... 40 00! 10 McDonald, James, Jr.. 1 ) McCafery, Jamea 1 .... 40 00j 10 McQrall, Patrick 1.... 20 no! or, McCollooh, James 1 .... 40 00! 10 McKlnley, George J. .. 1 1 McCahon. James. Jr... 3 .? Nelnhouaer, Andrew .. 1 Neihaus, Andrew Neuhart. Peter 3 .... ........ Xeumlller. Frank 1 .... 20 O 0.? Ornald, ^Edward O'Leary, Patrick^ 1.... 2:? 00 05 O'Leary, Timothy". 1 i Opnard. A. W 1 .... 120 00 30 Otto, John A 1 .... 150 00 3S O'Leary, Denis B i Och, Henry Osterman. Anthony.... 1 ? 20 00 0a O'Leary, David, Jr .... 1 .... 20 00 Oj O'Xeal. John 40 00 10 Pine, George W. ...>.. 1 20 00 05 Pulu, Lester 1 ...? ; Pockel. Peter 1 20 00 Pockel, John 1.... ? 00 ?5 Parker,. Herbert 1.... MOO, Oj Peckstehi. Albert 1.... ?> OJ Jj Patt, Herman 1.... W OO J? Popp, Max 1.... MOO 06 Porter, Joseph 1.... SO 00 OS Porter. James I.... -J 00 05 Parahall. Randolph.... 1.... SO 00 0o Pockel, J. A. v 1 n Porter, Chnrlos 1 .... SO 00 Oj Pelth. Lawrence 1 .... 40 00 10 Pockel, Joseph 1.... 40 00 10 phllilps. K. H. Est .... 100 00 25 Kittle, John F 1 .... 80 00 20 Kollo. William 1 Huff. Fwik I? 20 00 Rentchlen. Michael .... 1 .... 4 0 00 1 0 lingers. William O. .. 1 .... 40 00 10 Repp, Fred. Jr 1 .... 40 00 10 Rltz, William Ramsey. A. J. 1 * Rentchler, John 1 .... 20 00 0^ Rice. Alonzo 1 *!! 5? Rush, John 1.... W00 10 Rush, John 1 JO 00 10 Roth. Fred 1 .... W00 10 Roth, William 1 W 00 10 lteeder, John E. 1 Rush. John H 1 .... SO 00 OS Rosenthal, Levi 1 .... 20 00 0.? Real. Edward 1 .... CO 00 lu Rhodes, George 1 .... 20 00 0., Rite, John I Ronk, A. S 1.... J0OO .0 Ryan, Thomas S_. 1 .... 20 00 05 snoemaKer, j. jr. .... i .... w jv Schafcr, Joseph ...... Schafer, Walter 1 ; Schiosser, Charles .... 1 .... -0 00 0a Schwartz, Oscar Schwartz, Otto Sweeney, Frank 3 Same, Jnme.i 1 .... -J JO 05 Sykcs. "William H 1.... g oo J, Setter, Adam 1 .... 10 00 0^ Stelner, Herman 1 .... 40 TO 10 Stevenson. A. II 1.... 40 TO 10 Swires, Thomas 1 .... 40 00 JO Sentllnger. Jacob 1 .... 40 TO 10 Springer, O. C 1 .... 150 00 JS Spargo, James 1.... .'"00 u Stoddard. David 1 .... 40 00 10 Swaync, Thomas, Jr. .. 1 sway no. Thomas, Sr. .. 1 .... 20 00 On Shaw, Harmond 1 .... 40 00 10 Smith, William 1 .... 20 TO OS Smith, Conrad 1 .... 40 00 10 Saal, Aug 1 .... -0 00 0.? Stein, Andrew 1 0 00 Cu Smith. Henry 1 ; Smith. Thomas 1 .... 20 00 O.j Sehenk, John 1 .... 20 00| 0a|( snnKMon, james i - Schroder. Frank 1 .... SO 00 13 Sadler, David 1 .... ? 00 0; Slpple. James, Jr. .... 1 .... 20 00 ft> Stxirpo, Thomnfl W. .. l!.... 40 00 10 StMixer, Joseph 1 Stencer. Aur 1 Stlnc. Jacob 1 ii'ii ""i~ " Stein. Jacob 1 .... JJ? St. l\le}rr?. Oeo. W.... 1 .... 00 00 IB Smith. Ch?r1i!? Shodcr. Avg. }.... rJJJ ?| Serlg. Louli i 1 60 00 u Slpple, Andrew : Smith, Levi ........... 1 Smith. Amos II iA'nn '* tn "" Shipley, Sd. J } $ Stoehr. Henry JI-- J? o,. Sweeney. Michael .... } 00 1^ Stnrlis. Leander 1 ,a JO 10 Shtietxner. A us ' J" : i? , Schln^. Nicholas ' j0 oo, 05 Smith. Harry } 40 0,1 . 10 Stctn. Conrad ? r* Tomfel. John ?'?no'nol kol* Terrlll. Aider, l|-.. <*\ ?| J Qianu, auait *?...? ? ?, ?, Tracy, ??*orRc, J 1 | ?' Tracy. John 1 .... 20 00 05! Tisofter. J.imcs 1 .... 40 00 101 Thnlluxin. Frank II.... 140 00 .'1.1! Tsnfel. Etlw II I.. Turner. r?anlel 1 .... 20 00 O.il Ullum, Innnc 1|.... 40 00 10' Vlhnrn, Max 1 .... #20 00 05! Weaver. And row ll.... 20 0i> 05] Workmastrr. Jnhn ? 1'.... 20 oo 05 Welaenborn. OiHirpo .. ij? 20 ooj r.'ij Wofpfiec, Anton II.... 20 oor or> Wilcox. Ilarrjr II 40 ool lo! Wiiberi, (leorm l|.... 40 ool io! WettccI, Frank J Ii.... 20 00 O./j Wise. John L II.... 40 0?| 101 Wintcn, Albort II .. Wtnlon, William I I....I.. Whll*\ Jnwpn A I l!.... 10 00 in' Wright, John 1 .... 40 oo 101 Well*, R. H II.... 2rt<>0! 05' Webb, Samuel 1| 20 00! o."?| Wllholm. Trnnk 1 .... 100 on sr.! Welt v. JVtor. .fr If I.. Welty, Flonnc# II ....I.. Welty. Wllliotr 1 .1.. Wolty. Peter. Sr 1{ 40 on i<, Wnlt. fleonro II.... 40 on to! Whyte. John 11.... 20 oo of>! Wolxend, Chitrl<* 1 .... 40 00 in Webb. Upton 1 .... 40 on; 10 Welael, Chailo* 1.... 40 00 10 w#?ftvor, J. V 1.... 2n oo nr. WHRVor.Wllll.im I.... 20 on! or. Wcnver. Marnhnll I 20 00, or. Well*, Jomc I .... 20 00 [ 05 Walker. 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