Remarkable Fidelity Mutual Aid case reveals $1,000 start
The Fidelity Mutual Aid Association of Philadelphia began with $1,000 in 1878 and now carries about $4,000,000 of insurance. The suit by William Jenks Fell, nephew of Judge Fell, seeks payment under long standing agreements that gave Fouse and Fell control and high salaries, plus skins of hereditary profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Mutual Aid Association
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
William Jenks Fell
Judge Fell
C. J. Fell & Co
L. G. Fouse
Fidelity
Fell
James H. Wolfe
Mr. Fouse
Mr. Fell
Frank Pease
Campbell
Joseph S. Harvey
Howard van Court
Joseph E. Lynn
Fouse
Whitney Jones
Charles M. Morris
Ellis H. Masters
Associaciation
Damon
Pythias
Fidelity Mutual Aid Association of Philadelphia
Insurance Commissioner
Sach
Insurance Department
Harrisburg
Thas
Immigration totals reach forty two thousand nine hundred in November
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics reports 42 901 passengers arrived in November in the Baltimore Boston Detroit Huron Minnesota New Orleans New York Passamaquoddy Philadelphia and San Francisco districts. Of these 35 393 were immigrants 4 763 US citizens returning from abroad and 2 748 aliens not intending to stay. Immigrants last November were 49 625 and year to date totals show 536 430 arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Huron
Minnesota
New Orleans
New York
Passamaquoddy
Philadelphia
San Francisco
United States
Baxter's Fire Zouaves Dinner Recalls Seventy-Second Regiment Honors
About eighty of the Seventy-Second Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Baxter's Fire Zouaves, dined at Shuster's on North Eighth. Generals Burns and Webb presided as veterans recalled battles from Savage's Station to Gettysburg. The gathering included remarks on staying qualities and a display of Gettysburg flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter's Fire Zouaves
Seventy-Second Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Shuster's Restaurant
North Eighth Street
W. W. Burns
Alexanders. Webb
Philadelphia
Hurna
United States Army
Ihlow
Owen
Legion of Honor
Army of the Potomac
Sumner
Savage's
Glendale
Webb
Semi
College of the City of New York
Zouaves
Gettysburg
Second Army
Charles Banes
Select Council
Wich
Mzennerchor Hall
Bloody affray at the polls in New Orleans riot
December 14 election riot at Monroe and St Bernard streets in New Orleans leaves Captain Michel J. Fortier fatally wounded. Sheriff Robert Brewster and deputies among wounded. several others shot or beaten as a large crowd gathered and police failed to quell the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Seventh Ward
Monroe
St. Bernard Streets
Fortier
Michel J. Fortier
Ogden
Nashville
Indianapolis
Gus Renaud
Fitzpatrick
Fifth Precinct
Edward Massyn
Robert Brewster
John Brewster
Gus Peardeon
Mike Early
Peter Brannon
John Dominick
Charles Frazio
David Krackerman
George Tirado
John Astredo
Charles Fladio
Dan Douglas
Republican Unity Effort Aims to Unite Blaine Grant Conkling
Special dispatch reports a bid to reconcile Blaine Grant and Conkling via Ex Senator Chaffee with mediator Judge Belford. The plan seeks a February to May framework for a unified Republican nomination and broad party enthusiasm, possibly avoiding Chicago 1884 contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Times
Wasamatox
Baine
Grant
Conkling
Blaine
Chaffee
Colorado
Senate
Republican
Belford
Chamberlin’s
Teller
Chicago
National Holiday Urged as House Debates Alaska Civil Government
A House session discusses proposing a national holiday to honor Washingtons 1776 surrender anniversary and suspending Monday business. A resolution seeks President proclamation to observe December 2 as a public holiday while a second aims to probe the Danville Va killings for U S citizen status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washeaton
Senate
Trouse
Hoblitzell
Maryland
George Washington
Kasson
Iowa
Slorr
Michigan
House
United States
Danville
Virginia
Morrison
Ilinois
Storm
Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg
Alaska Territory
Testimony in Bond case details alleged plotting by Montgomery
Lawrence Heinstein uncle of John C. Montgomery testifies about Emma Bond case. He describes finds at the school loft a hat parasol scarf pin and damage to weather boarding. He recalls Montgomery asking about Clementi’s confession and urging others to reveal information. Judge allows conversations as evidence. trial adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Bond
Lawrence Heinstein
John C. Montgomery
Montgomery
Clementi
Smick
George Pettis
Grove City
Swick
Miss Bond
Pettis
Taylorville
Mysterious Hungarian Man Found Hanged in Germantown Graveyard
An unknown Hungarian man, about forty, was found dead by hanging from a maple in a Germantown graveyard. Workers discovered him Thursday night and a Sunday morning cart driver spotted the body. Envelopes, a vaccination card, and notes addressed to Herr Johann Prohászka and others were found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey O'Connor
Friends
Germantown Avenue
Cambria Streets
Tiungarian
William Black
Hutchinson Street
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Hatabari Packet Company
Johann Prohaszka
Count Zichi
Tesesline
Hungary
A.s.shovery
Patrick Keely
Richard Campion
Randall to Head Appropriations in Harmonious Reform Move
Special dispatch from Washington reports Randall likely to chair the Appropriations Committee with a reform minded panel. Speaker Carlisle praised for courtesy and service to party and country. The plan aims at economy in public spending and a conservative tariff stance with incidental protection linked to revenue needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Washington
Carlisle
Watterson
Foundry for Ordnance to be Chosen with Pittsburg Spotlight
A US commission returning from Europe will report on locating a national ordnance foundry and small arms patterns. They will inspect Pittsburg Rock Island and Watertown arsenals to judge capacity, with Pittsburg favored due to a government arsenal site worth two million dollars and easy rail water access, aided by the Pennsylvania Railroad. The visit aims to confirm Pittsburg as the best site for the plant and to outline needed funding and labor for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GTON
Congress
Henry L. Abbott
Samuel 38
Elder
Edward Simpson
Edmund C. Mathews
Thomas G. Taylor
Europe
Navy
United States
Pittsburg
Rock Island
Watertown
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Arsenal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Commission
Messrs. Hopkins
Bayne
Miller
Chaffee Sees Logan as Possible Unifying Republican Candidate
Ex Senator Jerome B. Chaffee of Colorado, in Washington, says General Grant and Mr Blaine are not pursuing the Presidency. He identifies General Logan as an available candidate with a clean record and broad support who could unify the party and win a decisive election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jerome B. Chaffee
Colorado
Republican National Committee
General Grant
Blaine
Republican Party
Grant
General Logan
Chaffee
Pacific Coast Delegation Proposes Amendments to Chinese Restriction Bill
In Wasutxearon on December the Pacific coast delegation met in secret to craft amendments for the Chinese restriction bill. They plan a passport system with certificates of appearance, a BC frontier police cordon, U S Marshals powers for border enforcement, a tighter definition of merchant, and broader entry restrictions for native Chinese. The amendments, to be introduced by Representative Henley, will be presented to the House as a united Pacific Coast effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxearon
Pacific Coast
Dolph
Oregon
Sumner
Glascock
Rosecrans
Budd
Henley
Tally
California
Cassidy
Nevada
George
United States
British Columbia
Boston
House
The Tariff on Wool Delayed Until January
Representative Converse of Ohio said he would defer calling up his bill to restore the wool tariff to 1867 figures until the first Monday in January. The delay aims to let merits be fully explained before decisive action. Congress may avoid broad tariff revival and address the wool issue with less urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
WasuiIndon
Converse
Ohio
Friends
Congress
Oyster Seeks Receiver Post With Penn Delegation Support
Senator John S. Mitchell and Pennsylvania delegation press FE W Oyster for Receiver of Public Moneys in a Western Land Office. Oyster, once a Public Printer candidate defeated by Rounds backed by Senator Logan, now gains Logan's support if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John S. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
FE. W. Oyster
Land Office
Oyster
Rounds
Logan
Clerk of the House appoints new index and assistant clerks
December 14 report shows John A. Palmer of Virginia named Index Clerk replacing Judson Halcomb of Pennsylvania and F H Richardson of Georgia named Assistant Clerk replacing W E Morris of Pennsylvania. General Clark will retain a few assistant clerks until new appointees are acquainted with duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
General Clark
John A. Palmer
Virginia
Judson Halcomb
Pennsylvania
F. H. Richardson
Georgia
W. E. Morris
Clark
Venezuelan minister barred from Treasury visit
The Venezuelan Minister, after presenting a letter from the U.S. Minister in Venezuela, was refused access to present it due to the department rule restricting visits to clerks during office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Venezuela
Treasury
Folger
Postmasters Commissioned in Pennsylvania
December 14 news release lists commissions for Pennsylvania postmasters Peter Garman at Garman's Mills Hugh Denworth at Collomsville Henry Viesman Station and Bright C Lindenmuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Tres
Washington
Pennsylvania
Peter Garman
Transoceanic Ship Movements Reported From Major Ports
A radar sweep notes vessels entering and leaving key routes. From Glasgow to Alexandria and Glasgow to New York routes list ships arriving from London Liverpool Hull and other ports, including Boston Baltimore Salerno and Crookhaven. The report catalogs origin ports for transatlantic and near coastal crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethiopia
Glasgow
London
City of Richmond
Liverpool
Salerno
Hull
Alexandria
Boston
Bremen
America
Baltimore
Crookhaven
Republic
Telegraphic Brevities Summary
Notices from Ashland to Milwaukee cover deaths and political moves. John Rollins of Ashland dies at 91. Professor Jacob Frederick Krauss presumed dead. The Virginia House approves the Riddleberger bill. Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad leased to an Eastern syndicate for 30 years. William D. Bishop elected president of the Naugatuck Railroad after KE Ferris Bishop’s death. Frank James moved to Gallatin to answer for 1869 bank murder. A fire at D. Halle & Co. in Orange county Va. losses $12,000. Blumenthal & Brother face $35,000 liabilities after a lapse. Supreme Court bar meeting in Washington honors the late Judge act. Gin-house fire at Waterford Plantation destroys cotton and seed. losses partly insured. Carl Martin acquitted of murder in New York after a four day trial. Virginia Assembly urges abolition of Internal Revenue. Milwaukee question arises on Max Grossman authority to perform marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia House of Delegates
Atlantic and North Carolina
Eastern
Naugatuck Railroad
William D. Bishop
Ferris Bishop
Frank James
Gallatin
Shertz
D. Halle & Co
Rogers
Orange County
Blumenthal & Brother
Palestine
Tex
United States Supreme Court
Washington
R. H. Lucas
Waterford Plantation
Madison Parish
Miss
Carl Martin
Henry Bolle
New York
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Brady
Virginia General Assembly
Congress
Milwaukee
Max Grossman
Freie Gemeinde Society
Pee Thaker
White Star Tam vows to strike back with pies and grit
The White Star of Texas known as Tam waits on Ninth and Vine as trainers hunt lemon pies. He proclaims readiness, mocks rivals, and plots three months of hard training with pie-based discipline while detailing odd workouts and a curious diet plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star of
Texas
Ninth and Vine Streets
Lynch
John Malvey
Mr. Mulvey
Billy Eisenhouse
Malvey
John Morrissey
Heenan
Jones
Jim
Edetor
Hartley
Gus Lambert
Lief
Scatergoods
Edittor
Goffer Bill
H. W.S
Ex-Firemen at a Feast Eight Anniversary Banquet
About two hundred seventy old volunteers attended the Volunteer Firemen's Association eighth anniversary banquet at Meennerchor Hall Franklin street and Fairmount avenue. A New York City Exempt Firemen delegation of twenty two joined the event with John D. Ruoff presiding. A reception and city tour for visitors followed with Belmont Mansion banquet to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Meennerchor Hall
Franklin Street
Fairmount Avenue
Exempt Firemen’s Association of
New York City
John D. Ruoff
Wm. B. Mann
Pennsylvania Hose Company
New York
Belmont Mansion
Association
James H. Miller
Thomas McCullough
John G. Hollick
Charles 8
Walto
Edward Drumell
Charles Still
Joseph H. Young
James Donaldson
James Crawford
W. W. Hesson
William H.taylor
Samuel B. Savin
Mortimer L. Johnson
George Downes
James Humes
William G. Ruhl
Joshua K. Hughes
Lewis B. Roth
Samuel B. Girtiiith
Bazar Clash Over Popular Candidate Ends in Chaos
At St Pauls Church bazaar in Kryaston Ontario on December 14 a vote between Dr Sullivan Conservative and Mr Harry Liberal led to Harry ahead but a crowd surged onto the platform causing it to collapse and several ladies fainted. Sullivan supporters claimed a majority and awarded him a chair. Harrys lawyers threaten legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kryaston
Ont
St. Paul's Church
Dr. Sullivan
Harry
Holmesburg shovel works destroyed by blaze
M. Rowland & Co. shovel works at Holmesburg were wiped out by fire last night. Firemen arrived after 9 30 p m to find flames spreading rapidly and by 10 00 p m the entire building was gone. Loss estimated at $60 000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rowland & Co
Holmesburg
Standard Theatre Fire Destroys Up-Town Venue
A blaze at the Standard Theatre at Sixth Avenue and Thirty-second Street destroyed the building within an hour. Thirteen fire engines fought the flames as spectators gathered. No performers were inside beyond two rehearsing actresses. injuries were from a collapsing wall next door causing $2,200 in damage. The venue, leased to Brooks and Dickson, had staged Gilbert and Sullivan works and welcomed a new opera titled Astroella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Theatre
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-second Street
West Thirty-third Street
Messrs. Brooks and Dickson
Unsuccessful Fire Attempt at Casino Theatre in New York
A box of oil-soaked shavings and a lit candle was found in an unfinished proscenium at the Casino Theatre on Broadway. Stage carpenter Edward Rough confessed after arrest. motive cited revenge for his discharge. About 1,500 people were present but had left when discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Casino Theatre
Broadway
Thirtyninth Street
Edward Rough
Rough
Rudolph Aaronson
Ding
Casino
Double or Quits A Philadelphia Clerk Goes Missing
Philip McFarland a long time Custom House clerk and grocer at 1738 South Twelfth street is missing from Philadelphia. Rumors place him in the Indian Territory as his wife Ella removed goods and sold stock to pay creditors. George K. Hubbard & Co. and E R John e grocers report losses as inquiries confirm his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip McFarland
Philadelphia Custom House
South Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Indian Territory
Ella L. McFarland
George K
French Visitors Entertained by New England Delegates
French labor delegates touring New England factories arrived in the city at noon and were hosted at Dooner's restaurant by committees from the French Nationale and the Central Labor Union. They visited Fernwood Cemetery, wreathing the grave of M. Normandin, and attended a reception at J. M. Cremerieux's restaurant with addresses by Gustave Cautz and Pierre de Bouteiller. The event featured singing by L'Orpheon Society and speeches by delegations from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Dooner’s
French Nationale
Central Labor Union
Mesgrs
Camelinat
Balin
Dumay
Brelant
Herbinet
Combemoreil
Reulifer
Rittonnier
Vantine
Bangeris
Letallier
M. Normandin
L'Orpheon Society
A Big Suit for Washington Real Estate
A suit in equity is imminent over the title to the site occupied by the Arlington Hotel in Washington controlled by W. W. Corcoran. Heirs of the late Samuel Blackmere, once a Washington owner, claim the property and have engaged counsel to pursue possession and a claim to the title. Corcoran seeks payment for hotel site improvements and to prove his rights, with parties from Hookstown Pennsylvania hiring John W. Moorhead as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Real Estate
Tak Times
Washington
Arlington Hotel
W. W. Corcoran
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Samuel Blackmere
Arlington
Corcoran
Blackmere
Hookstown
John W. Moorhead
Man-of-all-Work Dies After Twenty-Two Glasses Whisky
John Harrison drinking twenty two glasses at 8517 Market Street saloon collapsed into a coma and died at Almshouse Hospital. He had been employed there as a man-of-all work and died of alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrison
Market Street
Almshouse Hospital
Harrison
Railroad Link Proposed to Unite Lines at Prospect
Prospect residents report a strong probability the Pennsylvania Railroad will soon build a connecting link between the North and West Branch Railroads at Prospect and the Lewisburg and Spruce Creek Railroad at Montandon. The plan would provide a direct outlet for the Wyoming Valley and Lehigh coal regions to the West. The proposed route promises easier grades and substantial distance savings. President Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad has reviewed a survey profile after correspondence with a local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Times
Danville
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
North and
West Branch
Lewisburg
Spruce Creek
Montandon
Wyoming Valley
Lehigh Coat‘ields
Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montreal Stock Exchange Shock As Merchant James Sutherland Falls
Montreal reports the failure of James Sutherland of Owen Sound Ontario with liabilities of 130 66. The Merchants' Bank shows interest and its stock dropped two points. Developments at the Exchange Bank worsen outlook for shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
James Sutherland
Owen Sound
Ont
Stock Exchange
Merchants’ Bank
Exchange Bank
Tragic Fall At Lincoln’s Furniture Warehouse
Balti more December 14 Emil Mueller a 15 year old worker was crushed and killed in an elevator at Lincoln s furniture warehouse his head resting in a box he had moved He was taken to the Boys Home for burial and support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimmore
Emil Mueller
Lincoln's Furniture Warehouse
Will of Ex-Mayor Alexander Henry Bequeaths Estate to Mrs Henry
Probate records show the late Ex Mayor Alexander Henry leaving his entire estate to Mrs Henry. The will occupies a single page of foolscap and has been admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Henry
Henry
Libel Suit Over Black Sea Insurance Plot Against Globe
British Vice Consul at Kerteh Colledge sues the London Globe for publishing a dispatch alleging he headed a company that hired pilots to wreck ships in the Black Sea for insurance gains. Foreign Secretary Granville suspends Colledge and advises return to Kerfeh. case adjourned to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colledge
Kerfeh
Kertch
No Hope for O'Donnell Execution Amid Legal Maneuvers
Reports from London describe no grounds for a reprieve as hangman M. Binns arrives at Newgate to prepare O'Donnell's execution. American Minister Lowell cites inability to press for a stay due to the Lamson case, with jurors unwilling to join a memorial to the Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Binns
Newgate Prison
O'Donnell
Lowell
Exchange Telegraph Company
Pally Telegraph
William Harcourt
Home Secretary
Hicks Pasha Reported Alive Amid Telegraphed Uncertainty
Dongola Governor reports Kowaweer tribe says Hicks Pasha is alive at Birket as of November 14 but communications with Birket cut off by the Gawama. Jairo doubts this. English authorities still fear annihilation of Hicks Pasha and his army. Baker Pasha learns of twenty thousand Arabs near Suakim nine miles away with besieging forces at Toka and Sinkat. Suakim faces famine and forage shortages. Baker Pasha delays departure to Suakim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongola
Khedive
Hicks Pasha
Birket
Jairo
Baker Pasha
Suakim
Toka
Sinkat
French Bombard Madagascar Ports Without Shore Notice
London reports say the French Admiral opened fire on Vohemar without warning and did not secure safety for British citizens. He offered to evacuate to Tamatave, accepted by frightened locals, then bombarded Mohambo after noting the Hovasana flag before continuing toward Tamatave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madagascar
Vohemar
Ihabpace
Tamatave
Mohambo
Constitutional Agitation in Spain Resolutions and Support
At a Dynastic Left meeting on April in Madrid a resolution backed universal suffrage and constitutional reform. Sagasta party chiefs issued a vote of confidence and urged harmonious relations with the government. Sagasta voiced friendly sentiments toward the government. A treaty between Spain and Portugal, Soanene, has been signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapril
Sagasta
Senor Sagasta
Soanene
Spain
Portugal
Protest Over Secret Ballot In Germany Sparks Pressure
The Free Conservatives protest the abolition of secret voting in Reichstag elections. A vote with Emperor William and Prince Bismarck present signals pressure on Prussia's Interior Minister Herr Von Puttkamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Emperor William
Prince Bismarck
Herr von Puttkamer
Interior
Warning Words from Swiss Statesman at Banquet
M Reichonner head of the Political Department warned at a military banquet that the Swiss should defend their country as dark European clouds gather. He stated war long averted may not be avoided after 1814 and could come as soon as next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrne
M. Reichonner
Federal Council
Various World and Local Notices and Deaths
The Queen prorogues Parliament to February 5, 1884. Six Socialists in Loeben Austria are acquitted of high treason. Jones & Co Leigh cotton mill destroyed by fire, loss £30,000. Castlebar police warned of a gost murder conspiracy in County Mayo. French historian Henri Martin dies aged 71, born Feb 20 1810 at St Quentin. French poet Laprade dies at 71. Nihilist Rutshhkoff detained after freeing companions. gendarme shot. Dublin clergy refuse to sign memorial for commutation of a death sentence for Kenney murder in Seville. Hungarian Diet deputies Hostisy and Almasy duel. Almasy to duel Herr Hermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeben
Austria
Jones & Co
Leigh
England
Castlebar
Gost
County Mayoreland
Henri Martin
St. Quentin
Aisene
M. Peirre
Richard de Laprade
Rutshhkoff
Charham
Slosson Sweeps Exhibition Billiards in Springfield
Slosson defeats Heiser in three exhibition billiards games in Springfield Massachusetts. In carom play Slosson’s top runs reached 63 and 120 in balk line, while Heiser posted 67 in cushion carom and 17 for the other game. Heiser finished with fancy shots as the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Weather glance for Middle Atlantic States turns colder
Indications for To Day in the Middle Atlantic States show much colder, fair weather with brisk high northwesterly winds. A rapidly rising barometer is noted. Temperature at the Signal Office yesterday was highest 54, lowest 42, mean 47.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baxter
Republican Unity
Blaise
National Holiday
Emma Bond
Ordnance Commissioners
the Times
Wasar
Mr. Oyster
The
Timaxs
John Rollins
Ashland
N. H
Jacob Frederick Krauss
Aca
Ead
Tam
Vine Street
Brick Yard
Johnny Clark
Standard
Custom House
Ocean
Tim
Gast
Black Sea
Her
Tonqquin
Paris
Senate Committee
M. Barthelemy Saint Hilaire
la France
Tonquin
Lesquilles
Temps
Millet
Villars
Haifong Bay
M. Trjeou
Haiphong
Saigon
News-Papes
Ing
Annam
M. Champeaux
Hue
Dublin
Sco Pce
John Kenney
Seville
Hostisy
Almasy
Herr Almasy
Herr Hermann
Slosson
Heiser
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