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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN.
Democratic stata Convention.

This body, upon which devolved the duty of
nominating q candidate for Supreme Judge of
this State, in place of the late Judge Gibson met
at Harrisburg, Thursday last and as was
expected, unanimously nominated John c. Knox,
OF Venango county. At the death Of Judge
Gibson, Governor Bigler, in obedience to public
desire, appointed Mr.. Knox to fill the vacancy,
until the meeting of this Convention, and now
the selection has been ratified in the most COM
phmentary manner by the Convention There
is no doubt of the triumphant election of Judge
Knox. His high legal abilities, his elevated So
clal standing, the evidences of a sound well
balanced mind he has exhibited, and the kindly
qualities OF his nature, all go to make up sum
OF popularity that will make his success a fixed
fact. We have before SO fully alluded to the
mental peculiarities of Mr.. Knox, that we need
not on this occasion repeat our criticism, more
than to say, he is honest, he is capable he is
fearless, he is independent. With these oualifi-
cations has career ON the bench must be benef-
cial to the State, and honorable to himself
Col. Black, Chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions, offered the following, which were
adopted:
Resolved, That in the election of Franklin
Pierce the people have received an able fearless,
and faithful exponent Of Democratic pr rinciples
and Chief Magistrate of whom the Union may
well feel proud His administration has thus
far proven eminently successful, and given sure
earnest of future usefulness
Resolved, That We approve of the administra-
ton of Governor William Biger, having the full
est confidence in his patriotism, integrity and
devotion to the principles of the Democratic
party.
Resolved, That this Convention cordially and
unanimously approve the nomination of the Hon.
John q Knox, this day made for Judge of the
supreme Court, and pledge him our undivided
support.
Resolved, That this Convention recommend
to the Democratic party of Pennsylvania, the
fxnl
| ing upon the same party, who have ever proved
true TO their professions look forward to Its tri
lunlpbant election on the second Tuesday of Oe-
Etober hext.
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To The Voters q Cambria, Begford and Fulton
Counties:
Without the least solicitation on my part, the
late Wing Convention of Cambria county unan-
imously nominated me as q candidate for the
House OF Representatives. In Just surprise at
this movement, | awaited the action of the par
ty whose organ that Convention appeared to be.
Never have received a compliment for which l
felt so grateful But it appears from the edito-
rials and communications in the s.Cambrian'' of
last week, that my name was only used for o
particular purpose; that the printed proceed
ings of that convention were not correct, and
that those who were appointed conferees and in
structed to support me at Bedford, denied the
right of the convention, or a portion OF it, to
| either recommend me or appoint them.
Asking for nothing at the hands of the party
which have SO long and so faithfully served. nor
refusing to support any man it may name =
ever ready to contribute all my mind, energy
and means to the advancement of their doctrines
and principles, yet Imust and viii deny the right,
on their part, of using my name for the purpose
OF injuring or suppressing the claims Of any as
pirant
Refusing to be used for the benefit or advan
tage of others, l decline a nomination which
twenty-one delegates say is spurious.
| Throwing myself upon the people; looking on
low demagogues with contempt, L remain as
heretofore
private citizen,
| MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN
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County nominations.

County nominations.
For Assembly,
THOMAS COLLINS, Of summitville.
For Treasurer,
A. J. RILEY, of Ebenshurg.
For District Attorney,
T. L. HEYER, of Johnstown.
For Commissioner,
JOHN H. DOUGLASS, of clearfeld.
For County Surveyor,
THOMAS MCCONNELL, of summerhill.
For Auditor,
JOSEPH HoGE, of Carroll.
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best description of ''iife at the Springs which
we have seen published =
BEDFoRD SPRINGS, Saturday, July so.
Dear Chronicle IL am induced to address you
a letter descriptive of some of the incidents of
this season, as several persons but iraperfectly
acquainted with the English language, have
written letters from here to papers in Pittsburgh
and Baltimore, which letters are calculated to
deceive the readers as to the company here and
their amusements. They represent as COM
munity of snobs, of the deepest dye. We are
not so, 0 Chronicle, but, on the contrary, are
most respectable, cultivated, and elegant COM
pany. There may be exceptions, but know
them not. Snobs we have none, nor doth sin
gle cockney dwell within sound of the dinner
maid or matron, and from the fullest observa-
ton, believe that one concerns him or her
self, about the affairs of his or her neighbor.-
Indeed, so correct is public opinion on the sub
ject of foreign Intervention, that saw, The 9TH
er evening, five elderly ladies shut their eyes
upon the approach of two lovers who, of course,
were not ambitious of attracting any notice to
their Irritation. Such conduct is beyond all
praise
Nor does any one ever express any opinion of
any other lady or gentleman, save in terms the
most considerate and fattering.
1t is common at places of this kind whore all
the comforts of home cannot be had, (although
Bedford is as free from that slight objection as
J any place in the world, to hear grumblcrs com
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The following letter, rare and racy one we
copy from the columns Of the Pittsburgh Chron-
fete 1t possesses peculiar interest, and is the
best description of ..iife at the Springs" which
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-08-04

DEMOCRATIC TICK Ell.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
JOHN C. KNOX,
CT Tioga County.
For Canal Commissioner,
THOMAS H. FORSYTH,
of Philadelphia County.
For Auditor General,
EPHRAII BANKS,
Of 5IifHin County.
For Surveyor General,
J. PORTER BRAWLEY,
of Crawford County.
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LooAL A1gD EpTroRIAL IgEMs.

On Saturday the Temperance men of the coun-
ty hold their Delegate election in the several
districts.
l@g We went on fishing excursion en- Tues
day last, along with several friends from Pitts
burg, and caught one hundred and forty-sesen
of the "speckled beauties" Can Bedford
Springs or Cape May offer so attractive feature
as good trout fishing
nSz-Tbe card of NJ. D. MAGELLAN, ESQ, who
declines being a candidate Of the Wing party
for the Legislature, will be noticed in this
paper. The Wing cauldron boils; the fight
thickens. The question now is-Will anybody
be killed.
~ JAMES SHIRLEY viii be executed in Hol-
hdaysburg, on Friday, August 18th. He de-
clares he is not afraid to die, but detests the
method, and the stigma which attaches itself to
the name of an executed criminal, alone troub-
les and unneryes him. We hope, with our friend
of the Standard, that persons from Blair, or any
adjoining county, viii remain at home, and not
flock to Hollidaysburg to satisfy any morbid
curiosity which they may have in their natures
Re- The Cans5ridn complains of the unfair
ness Of the proceedings of the late Wing Conven-
ton, published in the Democratic papers OF
this place. We presume his acquaintance with
II Spirits would have enabled him to obtain a
correct and verbatim account from ihem, and
would suggest the propriety of their being con-
suited so that his conscience may receive a qui-
etus.
~ Maj. G. w. DANNALs, late of the slogan
House," Hollidaysburg, has taken 0tto's hotel,
the Washington House, and has changed its name
to the ''Dannals House." This house will be
kept in superior style, as it is the determination
of the proprietor to bestow every attention to
his guests. The Restaurant will be unsurpass-
ed, and furnished with every imaginable delica-
cy, such as frogs, fish, game andvegetables of all
kinds, in and out Of season. The Major deserves
patronage.
gSS@ In the last number of the Sentinel we said
there was fun ahead-that confusion prevailed
in the Whig ranks in the county and district
that the contest for Senator was between
Young America and Fifty-four Forty.
Well, the fun has come at last. In the last
number of the s'Cambrian,'' Mr.. Whites claims
are viewed in a much more favorable light than
in the previous number of that paper True,
Messrs. Hutchinson and King are lauded to the
skies as 'Enice men," but Mccormick thinks
White would 'srun like aoild.tf Well, we
shall see what we shall see. We have no feel
ing of friendship, politically, for any of the
gentlemen running, but would prefer immeasu-
rably to see mr. White nominated. In case Of
his nomination, we could feel sure of electing
our nominee, whoever he might be. We should
like much to know 6y s0hat means Y o ung Ameri
ca caused SO great change in the tone of th'
'sCambrian." There's fun ahead.
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A PRESENT FROM IRELAND FOR Mrs zen
PIERcE-Among the embroideries from puo, o,
lin, now on exhibition at the New YORK oryses. yS.
Palace. is handkerchief intended as presens
TO Mrs Pierce. The embroidery is'sald 10 pe
beautiful, equalling anything sent from francs,
where the people are supposed TO excel Ia ..S l.ls
branch Of industry The American eagle wiz,
his wings outspread, and profusion of stars
and ma tioaal emblems, predominate in the Pass a.,
tern, which has been destroyed. that one i'.s
may remain unique as il is beautiful. II IS.
thought, and compliment not only to NE
Pierce, but the country in which she IS at Pi'7
ent the first lady.
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For State Senator,
Subject 10 the decision Of the Senatorial Conf fererce
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SUPERIOR couRr-sesor. judo. Dv..

BROADWAY RAILROAD MOTIUN A. To ISJUscrION.
Gross eXamiDafiOB Of Mr. Hagni continued III laying
The would interfere with the travel oOk the
b-r Of % Of 90 passenger capsity, d. not know
whether not they would carry the number carried
IL 0uulbu--s do think Co would b. sufficient =
buy hour; tlins pat Of them during the DAY would
W 20 Ieafy empty; do not knoS whether the ThO.s
would be required 20 all fims have male 70 kh
,st 81 nunsrr Of passengers hat = 10 tn "mn
ouses forget the exact number think zDOOJ yDOJ0
DAY; took, in measure estimate Of grantees be-
TWEEN ia evening IS h-s lest travel 2-O- and
20 down aLd above Canast 10 ~ 20 doFo; 90 car
wuud carry 3,l0 persons hiak taking aFay tn onni
1uses and substituting the would DE- jurods - th7
street AZ the omnibus could out and the car N ~
cone 10 dead -tsnd and IN Of the slightest de'el-
r,n there would be- IS IL in close 0e. s0d IA ~
70 Il, 10 a minute in- again, whereas me omnibus start
or sbiea.t and % of pei NEIL While The ears obsri9t
e the road e,ud Obstrurf The cross passage there
would b. d.trueL other points Than tie crossings,
The street would b. jamm@d.
b. the Judge-The cmnbusss frequently IN case OF oo
strl ,rioI, turn into 0th-r streets
l., Mr. Fi-d-Tskng 30 omnibuses every hour and
Substituting 90 carr would b. dsirim-u because 40
v.ies ~ NIB tie lumber # cars N would b. necs.
.r, won dare g. e. upon fh- track It car = started
.Vrv nj, ue from each d, the only De half
MI NJ. auarf-csnnOt say the Number Il feet NJ nil tn
AZ he rate II miles hour there b@ing $3.50 f.@t IN
nile uakss 81 fret between zach car Old nos mean T.
-, YESTERDAY thar grooves inch the pavement
would b. lmpsdim-nt when even with the psvsin-n
inch groove the grooves wOad b. nDeiime1t
the distance apart after starring would depend
the RAE Il sped aud the Ob-turohs Il they could b
kep SIC Set apart the track would not bs a. impeachment
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

JoHS r. GouGH This noted Temperance lecturer has
been unable 70 fulfill biz West jersey appointments hsv
ing become physically prostted by his labor for some
tue psst His medical adviser deemed u necessary Tor
him 10 recruit He ceased lecfurnx the lst expecting
10 resume tins week During the - dsys ending june
he Travelled 1890 miles, and made 81 speeches It's style 81
speaking elhsustng and hard upon his trail cou
stitution.
The ladies' of the Second Presbyterian Chsrch held their
strawberry Festival Monday evening n CONNER 'al
Buildings Il VAS sell attended, last evening the ladies'
Of the Dutch Reformed Church held their Festival which
wss also vel pstronzed This evening ladies II
Trinity NJ h. Church hold their Festival There viii BE-
music, also an address by Rev J b Wakely, OF n Y
DEowsED yesterday at fl O'Clock. lai named Pat
rick seaman was drowned in the canal the foot Of
H.ud r. = while bathing He ventur-d lDto the wtt-r
where was his head and his 1des did not all
him. Several Irishmen standing on the shOra near nv.
lacked IN. presence of mind courage 20 rescue m lie
IL the water Il minutes before the BODY
STAGE RorrE TO BERGEy POINr.--Mr. Marseles has es
tab.hed An Omnibus. rem jersey City Ferry Ber
gen Point VIA Sherwood CaremOnt, New York Bay Gem
tt.ry Armstrong place Green and Centryine The route
i y miles long.
NEWARK DAILY EAGLE This paper in commencing It's
seventh volume yesterday out coas ierlb yenryed
ard makes very good appearance. Il has lately pissed
into the hands OF Charles h Bishop Esq.
BArriSrs There are 1882 communicates of tha sp.
Church in New jersey Just sscertsned by reports Of
heir condition and prospects.
FmE At NEwARK-A large fire occurred at Newark
shout clock yesterday afternoon which consumed a
bde-house and some other buildings.
Aman named Jesse White was killed At Long Branch
on NJ nday morning, the 18Th, by the accidental
charge 9, suu while the hand, IF another person who
~ csreessv adjusting cap be had Just placed upon the
lock The dece ased left wife snd children.
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Mason. W. Edward H. Neville. SECRETARY Wa. Joha

Mason. J W: Edward H. Neville. SECRETARY; Wn Joha
son, Treasurer.
FrFcr,ptys ~ FIr~HiNG Ca Mopdsy nishs t<,t M
house a. Mis-. J-rnma Hammond IN fn,hi'g - sn'eri
br Ugh the second story window by mem o. NlNi'r
and pocket book containing s5. taken RON 'n1
u The apartment where the occupan ~ sl'rP'i-'
III night an entrance ci-'f-i mt ui- ''n7
VIM h Parsons md vat belonging q as WI "A ~
aud psl falcons stolen. Toe 60 bes We r. ~.
f purse Goa ;ainng abor, ESQ and len IN 50 ADJOINING
room.
Err At nURsHyLLE-Ou N-ineSisy Last, the hotel 81
NT Hooper, BUrshve 81 on IRE, but ovnS % u
usly discovery Nringu~h@d, 0tcA>i'n'nE ou
tfiiIC damage About mon siace NJ III '1per rtc-V~
= hitter rom some unknown person threatening 90 ourn
ttis building
SELLING OF SUNrAY-ihe Police hAv. been for soma
tine engaged In raining the Of those Who yie
at.d the ordnance, by selling commodi hquor- on
Suncays The scs regarding al thu liquor. segAr caofy
and other shops an stores have he-n tl-re and fa
repor, has been submitted 10 the Chief Of Police
THE GRAND JURr The Grant Jury cane into thu Cour
II Over snd Teriner yesterday morning. AMI male num-
her Of special presentmens ant rec-ived tn hAnks
the Court when they again rtir-a 70 business.
THIRD DISTRICT STATION -HoUSE.--Tha apartments oc
cupi,G bv the police IN th, Stalon Houe have recently
undergone repairs and smother apartment has been psrt
toned from the lower ofi for the special accommodation
Of the Captains.
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To TIE LADIES.
PsIRs0s * LAKE invite

To TIE LADn-UB.DsLL, PsIRsoS * LAKE invite
e of e TO the op-nns OF are As
paid sts BaeEe Jeon-ts kc inst received ~
eAsr Ar.b. suracira -hch ready
f Inspection q No al Rroadw. between Grand AHd Brcomss
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BoARD or ALDERNES.-R Thompson, E-q in the Chsr.
srd quorum present. The minutes OF the previous meet
ug were read and approved
PetuiOHs Rsf,Tred-Of several persons % be relieved
from personal tax erronsOu-y assessed 81 EdEa-f hn-
nedy and others 10 be appointed Commissioner # Deeds
Repor he CathriAs Ferry Boat.-Ths Report 4 the
Committee Finance. in favor Of the appropriation ~
3 00O 10 pay for three boats heretofore used by the Cath
crime Ferry Co. received and losi fpr ~tnt Of Cor
stuona vote II was subsequently rsconsdsred and lad
on he table.
Rcporfs Aiopted-The report on the Controllers com
muncson 70 make application 10 the legislature for tn-
passage Of an act 10 authorize the Common Council 70
rse by loan 100000 for contract works 500 OrrspN
and supplies TO public buildings $4,000 for the Fre De
p,rment and $4,000 for furnishing and ang the NJ
Court House the same 20 Be added to the tax bill Of ls'J
Report in favor Of appointing John I. Dodge, EiEaTd
Bo,e and Geo Watson jr, City Surveyors 70 suid :.
Bedford ST, from Csrmine 20 Christopher s 20
have Tenhsy from Thirty third to Forty ffthst, Paved
20 have Forty third 81 from Broad way thsv paved
10 remit taxes Of Elijah Robinson and many Others er
roneousy assessed adverse to leasing the bukbead At
Wa hington Market for the purpose Of landing wood
The Ferry Boat ApDrOpy tgftOH-On motion OF Ala.
Tweed III. report 10 appropriate $4,000 10 pay for the
Catherine Ferry boats, WAS taken from the table and
adopted
On motion the Board adjourned to Thursday.
BoiRD OF ASSISTANT ALDIRrry-Taesisy June "a,
1883 Jonathan Trotter, Esq, President in the char
Re,OlptOAs That Professors Alexander D. Bsehe Joseph
Heny and Edward Blunt be appointed Commissioners 20
examine and report where the exterior line street on the
East River from Egbthst 10 Forty egbths ST. snoaa Do
established To Committee on Nh2rves, &c
That City Hal place, from Chamber to Pearl St, be
lighted with gas Adopted
Repo1t OF Committee Fire Department in favor OF
providing site and erecting thereon house for hn-
CINE Company No %. Adopted.
The Board then adourned 10 wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock
BOARD OF GOyERyORs.--A regular weekly meeting OF
the Board Of Ten Governors held yesterday aernOoa
at the Rotunds Present the President Of the Board Ed
ward A West in the Char hessrs. Williams, Dlgro'
Mclaughlin and Pinckney
The acquisitions read and acted upon. From them
il appears tks the number Of inmates remaining in the
various under their charge FOR the week ending
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Total smOurt Of sales...................

CokREorioS-ln Superior Court, BrosdEay Railroad
ease II r. 10 Of his oh line from bottom. ser the words
IRON our Cy to from Office la the next page or
twe where Judge Duer speaks OF the Mayors testimony
make H. the Mayor said served him. instead VI
handed On him
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Could've are informed that new process Tor eN-
sctrg from quartz discovered shat viii superceie
sveTy other and thouEhE BY good sdss will
make entire revelation IN the whole process.
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PRENUN FIRy WoRKs.-HADFIELD Exhibition and
Small Wors DEPOT No a Sssal vii
J. n HALEY.
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TAdvertisenentl

SUs PAsTIse-GrRSEY, No $40 Broadway, calls the
pubic style Of Coored Dzueeoype
feature the which b. h l produced Also, Ia match
less SEystsotypes with and without color.
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Iuraflc AsJ
AlmF House and Hospital. 90
PLlfCuudTy
PenitertHy Hospital ~
hosk II ute
SuallPox Hospital
RaIdalfs Island Hospital ~
City Prison 81
Total
Increase, ~
Remaining June l. 1855
Admitted from June 70 80
lOAI
INscLaTsed
Sent 10 Pemtt ufisTy
Ben 10 State PrsoD. = 'o<
~, soaa
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be following resolutions were adopted :

B'td That the Pedent and seefe,y Of h Board drsw TIER
the Controller Of tho Cir N New YORK % MS
payable the order Of the Pdeut and Secretary for the
Of 5000 account Of the Work HOuse building
hed That President and Secretary Of tins Board dra~ their
the Controller the CITY Of NeEfork 70 issue MS
the order the President and secre OF thus boad
for the Of st5Oo0.
A communication was received from the Warden OF the
Aims House relative TO treatment received by an inmate
from DR.. Barsiow. 1t was not acted upon.
The Board then adjourned.
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BEAUTIFUL GoOD.-AmObg the rich, stylish and SEQ
,opstis Coed. Hall No 81 Grsri the LADIES' -
the rich A.nla tn. the
patterns Hpe6 eIeBrvey snd sslected By the sgent OF
IosLE Co The bes' Paris Rch oss .ad eoorrd
hsnss Naes Of the recherche and eerrso
yss and patterns o. e. Also rich ss.ortnsn o. ada
Cr,pe Sh.s color from - 50
such generally sold iron 20 &c $50.
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pers when Mr. Muriock entered The thef imneis -sly
dropped RS runder and rushed cut Il fh- door. Der 49,
Tursn.d snd arrested nv Nr who gtv Ri in ehtrge
az Officer Mimic Of tn rhirisenth Ward P5ice III Va
sleu before justice welsh and COMM I'd ~ pr'' fnr
fI In hi examination ~ al nirt1d having Or ken o3en
The draser With Chi.- which IN his hgh he tarr" away
he Is watch case maker by trade.
ArrFNPr At GR.SD L.RcESr-A nan ntn4i John
Cow brsy VS. Yesterday arrested by Ohcer HAITI u
the Tseuteth Ward charged with attempting - -t-. 200
worth II cothi from thu house Of Adam th-r ~ Js9
Wet Twenty nnih IN With ne Wa detected oy D'rcN,
Niivsny. member Of the family When h d,cov-r.~i
Ms Mveny he h sed her up stairs and then Ned INTO tns
street but was pursued and arrested justice Ac"f~'h
led him 10 await examination.
AS0THER BURGLARY John Williams the burglar, VINO
vss arrested Sunday night FOR co uniting oargy
up town. yesterday charged with similar onelse'
committed let FRIDAY night upon tbs premises OF mrs
Psrsons At Flushing, l. from which he sole lady
gold watch and chain This property ~ss found upon nm
At the time Of his arrest He reconmiited BY Justice
McGrsth to answer the charge.
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FAhs"tll flsrNAL-On Monday afternoon there
Wa patty, or sort ot farewell festival n the Five Point.
Dndcr Tie auspices OF thu Ladies Of the Mission DARING
he past WINTER While the ne~ buiei. has been in course
OF erection on the site OF the OLD Besey the Mission y
S0cty has conducted It's school lvnperapes m.-,,r =
religious exercises, distribution of cothss Nc in tam
pOfay wooden tabernacle erected Ia toe little mark
hers named fsraoIse-sqaEre The building having
beer completed thai The school Transferred into it and
a. HVAi De dedicated Friday afternoon so that the
chffew treser be occupied, the temporary building
70 ov taken Gown The oiO frame building bad been the
scene OF 50 many interesting aud cheerful demonstrations
LAt ty resolved 10 abandon it without some festive
snd grat,ia CEREMONIES
IAs CoHa'e' e'ol speaking Of the occasion says:
lht benevolent laoes who by efforts that would have
~s"ee ""nS OF The stronger sex have established that
ss''", e~'seivo together the children of the MISSION
.oo' 70 'ue humber 81 aboat zoo aud having supplied
S.n gi' shd boys Nth suitable clothing invited the n to
'"'' eiVc~ yesterday afternoon VI the cid frame