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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-09
VOL. XXXIV.
2ottru.
D E S E r t E D.

silent and lone, untcnantcd
Save by the phontoms of the past,
The crumbling walls of granite
Frown defiance to the blast
Which in wild and wicrd cadence
Means through stately halls and old,
Like dark, relentless spirit
Doomed to roam through years untold.
There wilderness Of flowers
Fling their perfumes on the air,
But they blossom all unhecdod,
In luxuriouco wild and rare;
Russet vines Of clambcring ivy
Wavo with every passing breeze
That softly crccps and shudders
Through the dim aislcs Of the trees
Close within the gloomy shadows
OF that mansion old and gray,
Stands a chapel, slowly, surely,
Falling into grim decay;
Through the high, archcl sashless windows
Through the widely open door,
Plays the light in countless rainbows
DER The tesscloted floor
Marble font, andstatuc cleaning,
Lie in broken fragments loo'o,
And the golden consors idly
Rust unkndlcd in disuse
A a., ln.t ongI,rou1a1 altar
Knccls no pcnticnt to crave
Pardon from the blcst Madonna,
Trusting in her power to save.
Mortal footsteps never enter
Through tho portals, dim and wide,
Of the gloomy mansc and chapel,
Standing closely side by side;
For they tell you, whispering darkly
Ola strange, unearthly light,
cleaning ever from that mansion
Through the hush Of drcar midnight
And Of Voices, cchoing quantity
Through the quiet summer air,
Urmcanny forms and faces
Minglmg anger and despair
That on all who rashly venture
Within its unhalowel wal
Wiihcring blight or doom ofcyil
Must inevitably fall.
Ages since, 90 runs the lcgond)
Dwclt Il maiden pure, and fair,
Lovlicst flower of all the wildwood,
blooming in seclusion there;
True and good, none knew the gentle
Darl, eyed "lalie" hut to love,
None in all that wide dcmcsnc
But wodld true devotion provo.
Guarded by selfish tyrant,
Cold, and proud, by passion swaycd,
knew he naught Of kindly pity
Or compassion for the maid;
Ilightcj in her youthful beauty
BY stern, unyielding hate,
Doomed and may just Heaven record it,
Death her, sad untimely fate,
Through the lapse Of passing ages,
Linking dimly " then and now,"
Still exist. the deadly evil
Ufa never failing vow
That whlc wall # mansa or chapel
Should exist in solemn gloom,
Neither ycars Of good ar evil,
Could remove the blightug doom.
|. L.S 5.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT
FOR ENOON.
MONDAY. Nov. |.

SEhATE-F FORENOON.
MONDAY. Nov. !.
Senate bHk ,cfa7d.-Creating degrees
in the crime of murder; relating to the
action account; to provide for the en-
ploymcnt Of reporter in the County
Court relating to election of Town Rep
rcsentatives relating to Superintendents
Of Common Schools.
MIR Dewey called up House bill relat-
ing to the Montpelier Meeting House So
ciety, which was passed in concurrence.
A communication was received from
His Exccllcncy, the Governor, announc- =
ing that he had appointed Evelyn Pier
point Of Rutland, Inspector of Finance.
AFTERNOON.
House bill, to extend the Fair Haven
and Lake Shore Railroad, and House bill
to incorporate the Barre Railroad Com
pany.
House bill to consolidate the Belden's
Falls Railroad Company,and the Belden's
Falls Marble Company.
House bill, directing the appropriation
OF lines and costs.
House BILL to incorporate the Bristol
Manufacturing Company
House bill, in amendment of Chapter
10, general statutes, relating to the iuris-
diction Of constables.
House bill, to incorporate the Vermont
Alum Company.
House bill, to enable the town Of Hart
land to aid in bridging the Connecticut
river.
.Ioim Hc>olatioa-Rclating to the ap-
pointment ofa committee on final adjourn
mcnt adopted in concurrence.
HOUSE.
BiN introduced and ,efa7o1.-By Mr..
Scott of Plymouth, in amendment of the
existing law, relating to sale Of the estates
Of deceased persons.
Mr.. Ball of Hancock, to abolish the
office Of superintendent of common
schools.
BY Mr.. Whitcomb of Barre, to enable
the towns in the counties of Washington
and Orange to aid in the construction of
the Barre Railroad
House bill to incorporate the Vermont
Alum Company; passed.
House bill to enable the town Of Hart
land to aid in bridging the Connecticut
River; passed.
House bill directing the appropriation
of fines and costs; passed.
House bill in amendment Of section 50
chapter 10, general statutes, relating to
jurisdiction Of constabcs; passed.
AFTERNOON.
Bile mhodoccd 0m rctarcd.-By Mr.
Severance Of Glover, in amendment of. an
act in amendment Of section 10, chapter
% general statutes, relating to district
schools.
BY Mr.. Phelps of Grafton, in amend
ment of section %, chapter 33 general
statutes relating to process.
BY Mr.. Washburn of Starkboro, to le-
galze the grand list Of the town of Starks-
boro for 1869.
Rcpo,t.-From committee on corpora
tionS in favor of House bill to incorporate
the Brandon Cheese Manufacturing Com
pany.
From committee on town lines, against
House bill making the Winooski river
the boundary line between the towns of
Williston and Jericho; third reading re-
fused.
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NOORS. SASH. N BLINDS. The

lOOhN, (o-Aoil, ~ DlIlNi'N' Inv
- subscribers would give notice that they
aro prepared to ill orders short notice for all
sizes and styles of Doors Sash and Blinds, from
thoroughly seasoned and Nn-dricd lumber. We
also keep constantly on hand large stock of ready
inade collins and trimmings. large stock of
kumber constantly on hand.
HOWDEN, BOSWOkTll Il co.
40 Bristol, Vt.
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1 Nj TRIP Sheriff for Addison
IL County. Office in Stewards Block.
Aft MIDDLEBURY, VT.
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IT w. BREWSTER, Dealer in Gold
L IL and Silver Watches, Silver and Plated
Ware, Of every description. All kinds of Repair
ing done at the lowest rates.
ltC MIDDLEBURY, VT
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FOR SALE.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER l

The prices at the Bread Loaf Inn win he pc
day, $3.50; per week, ali per mon tn, $50
Children and servants one-haf and three-quarters
price. Dinners for pleasure parties, Il. Feed
for horse, 90 cents.
~ JOSEPH BATrELL, Jr.
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER |!

We shall endeavor TO suit our customers, AM
give them prices that will compare favorably will
any similar establishment in the State.
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a}usintss Cards.

II II. CLAY, Dealer in Millinery and
II. Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Fur- and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods. .......,.,.
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House bill in amendment Of an act re-
lating to the jurisdiction Of constables.
From the committee on manufacture to
whom was referred so much of the Cover
nor's message as related to manufactures
in this State, reported by bill which was
referred with the report.
From judiciary committee recommend
ing a substitute bill for Senate bill to aid
the Vermont Historical Society, entitled
"Relating to the Vermont Historical So
ciety," read the first and second time and
third reading ordered.
Special Order.-Senate bill relating to
trials in justice courts, third reading or
dered.
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y
Mary Haven read the words without
much interest at first, but presently her
eyes frightened, and roguish suspicion
Of smile began to tremble around her
resolute lips.
81 am very glad found this memoran-
dun book" she thought. Let me Sec
Mr.. Haven told me he was going to
Brooklyn in the morning there will be
plenty of time"
She glanced at her watch, aud then rang
the bell.
Her bonnet and shawl were on long be-
fore the vehicle arrived, and she employ
ed the surplus time in jotting down yari
ous addresses from the directory.
When at length the carriage arrived
she took her seat with the solf.possessiol
of n queen.
Drive to Kartwyn & Daley's, N
street"
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NASH PAID FOR BEANS AND
~ BUTTER every Friday and SATURDAY.
q. =. MEAD.
Middlebury, Vt. 26no
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l,ug DAILY RECORD, i'r"' h"s soTs''i9'H-
4 t,aduiu .u fnr "u .r'iru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-28

Motto Not TO be Outdone.-Haying pur.
chased an im IMMENSE stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods for the coming season, we call the at.
prices at which we are selling our goods now:
$50 dozen White Shirts for 75c.aSI: $50 dozen
White Shirts for 81 .25aS1.50; \ large lot Shirts
all sizes and we'll made, for 81 75a%2: a very
fine article, warranted TO fit, % 50; Under hirts
and Drawers, of all styles and sizes, from Is
cents upwards good Cotton Socks, three pairs
for % cents; Handkerchiefs. already hemmed
from Is cents upward; the Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, IS cts
a box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents a box; Neckties, Scarfs
&c., OF the latest designs, and in endless yari-
ETY.. Do not miss the pls e. il is Franc Il Gold
mans, Marble Hall, No. ASS 7th street, opposite
fttent OnlCe. ALL
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II j. HEIBERQE8,
(euccessor TO II. r. LoupoS 4 Co. > -
CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY ~
MEROHANr TAILOR, -
Metropolitan Hotel, (late BrownbD
jyl8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington.

NAVY PAYMAsTER'S OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, D. O., A pril %. 1859,
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Pro poss's -
VIII be received at this Office until L. m the frst
day OF May 1862 for the follo wing articles which
must be OF the very beat quality 20 be deliy cred
free OF eIDepee and Cove Mt tax at the a.u-
inGton Navy Yard, and srbject ~ the usuaI In
spection thereat, to wit:
BpsGH CoaSirHcfios dsd Rspair
LOG 600 pounds Ingot Copper ether than Lake
oct pounds Strait o Tin.
boxes Tin TX, BY %. in charcoal brand.
Purchased onsccount of Joseph Low, default
LOO pounds ynre White Lead, In oil.
500 pounds White Zinc In oil,
Purchased on account of @. p. Bergen, a default
Ing contractor.
BHr.aE Yards aad Docks.
10000 straight Fire Bricks, best quality
5000 wedge fire Bricks, best quality
To be equal 70 the manufacture Of Newkumet A
Co., Philsdelphia, Pa.
BursdH 0rdaasee
30 reams Fuse Paper, per sample; made by BIRD
Co., East val ole, Mass.
100 pounds Gum shellsc
80 gallons Alcohol, West, IS per cent.
L barrel Sperm Oil.
BrreaH Steam Enrinsriag.
23 cords Pine Wood.
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seen
Rs.ponnbIs security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery of supplies awarded in Conform
tty it'll stipulstions on the blank forms for bids
TO be had at thie Office oihsyr,ss bids wiI NOS BE-
eHteytdissd. CALVIN O, JACKSON
pNa Paymasnr U. o. Navy.
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TIE REGISTRATION the Il Dard
held Its second session for the registration of
voters OF the First Ward, at the III hernia engine
house, corner of IL and 18th sirrets, conmsn,
ing at IL O'Clock and continuing iii d m AT
which time. % persons had been Registered
making total In the two days of 1911 and III sre
are 70 Z 2 two or three days more registration
Sergeant Cayanaugh was ON hand wi, b a po. 80
Of police TO preserve order. ONLY me ia sidsot
occurred. German named Lewis S.reh IRE
kented Inns for registration. but withou:
naturalization papers. representing tnat b., ma a
foet them. He was refused al first bur ON his
own oath ard that of Joseph Hodgson that he
had been natuTallZed ana lost the pauers H.
WIS registered.
Ihe thlrd days registration of voters a this
ttIr firsi) ward commenced AT nom ar tn
hiosrnla Engine hOu>e, corner Of 10Th and r
sr'e's. Az the hegirnIng 4 long line was
iofmeo, which had increased NJ ? O'clock. thus
Aeeplbg the clerks as busy as po~sibe record
ing names AMI rendering il doubtful whether
more uine VIII not be I-qgIred this year than
last 70 acccmmoda'e tho-- entitled 10 register
In the progress Of the Day. a colorsd man from
London presented bimstlffs registration, bu, as
he was rejected. Another colored man named
Andrew Dallas. also appeared befor. the
Board, who stated that he was born in Ia
maica. left there when seven years OF aye was
sold INTO slavery at the South but seven We ars
since Tsn away 10 a free State. "a he knew he
was British subject, ana was illegally held in
oondage His Lame was reg stored with the
sacts opposite for in vesuganon The uun oar
OF persons registered to-da from u 70 3 o'cIock
was about 3VU, at least four -hfths of whom
were Coiortd.
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PKTITiON.-A petition 70 the City Counc Is
- being Circulated for the signatures OF our cit
zens asking the passage of the bill introd need
ov Alderman Clark, providing for teae hing the
herman language In the public schools. The
Petition say--"Deeply impressed as we are
win the importance OF the study OF modern
languages. It's usefulness for all practical
purposes being undisputed, Its eleyaiing III
nuence upon the human mind Acknowledged
We deem 4 duty we owe 10 the rising gener-
Anon 10 call the earnest attention of your hon.
ofaole Boards 10 the tact that German, next To
ner own Nerna ular tongue, Is uiidou btedly
tne next LANGUAGE most useful 10 them, and that
ne introduction INTO our public schools would
pIoNe 70 the latter q decided bsneit.r
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A MYSTERIOUS CAsR-PYObdble Nurdsr-
This morning about one o'clock Mrs. smith,
the wife OF Officer &. T.. Smith, living on G.
street, near Sd street. heard some noise down
stars and called 10 the colored girl who stated
she was up sewing. The girl on Mrs. )
coming down stairs jumped into bed and
covered her head up, which was found u be
bloody. She had apparently received a heavy
blow on the side of her head with an axe and
was dar gerously wounded. The back window
was found open and q money draw with some
pennies are missing. DIR. WIlliamson attended
re gIr1. whose injuries are such that she may
not recover.
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doCsEkEEPERs are now busIly engaged in
eieaning and refittng their residences for the
YARN weather, and Of course the services OF
MI John Markriter Will be needed. He has
JUST received his spring stock at has old stand
80 ,in street. a lew doors above Odd Fellows
dAii, comprising every style and quality OF
vail papers. window shades, picture frames
cores, tassels- &c His salesroom is always a
IaNoiNe resort, as be makes Speciality of
VOTES OF art, and his store is very pleasant
PIace 70 pass an hour or two. H has lust re-
celved large number Of choice oil paintings
engravings' ehromos, &c. many of them bsau-
ufuI sp' cImens. His prices are very reason
soie, ana IL IS rare treat 10 view the many
hne works OF art which adorn the interior ~
bis store "a
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APRovRMENTs on CAPITOL HILL.-CapitoI
Hill II keeping pace with the other sections of
the town IN the march of Improvement ard
oesidss other buildings already noticed, the toll
lowing are now Ia course Of erection
81: Duhey uaying erected on 'hha corner
Of 9th street east and soath Il street, three
story brlck building, with pressed brick front
and brown stone trimmings. The building
VIII contain ten rooms, with q two story back
building and will cost about a. 90. The first
story will b. large and capacious store.
William Witthafr is having erected on the
southwest corner Of Sd and south A Streets 8
brick building 2ix60 feet and three stories high
with basement. The fronts will be of pressed
brick with Seneca stone trim mings, and when
completed the building, which will be occu-
pied IS store In the first story and as a
dwelling above. will cost about BIC, goo.
On the northeast corner of 5th sreeet east
and ID street south, =. KillafayIe is having
erected two story brick dwelling with base.
ment with pressed brick front and will cost
about 5000
Isaac Beers. Carpenter and builder, is the
contractor for the above houses and expects to
have them ready for occupancy by LIST Ausust
next.
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SAVE YouI noxIY

Ths UnAsrsisnsd has just taken out FEW
fD10 AuD OfBDDTe WITHOUT A ma
disDsnslns with curb, and reducing the sxpense "a
beov the eeatact Dries Ia any Of TIE vsrds An ~
city with brick, which vim last Tor Ii1stiDs
Without repair. l,ooo loaAs Of PAVING oAID
Tor cale q os yard On Ilbsf Greek, bstvssa I "a
Z Streets. fH0BNf0N SMITH,
nAIu sSS : street, bet. Oh and lotA,
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SALES or REAL EsTATE-Fitch & Fox, real
estate brokers, have sold parts of lots Is and a.
IN So rar- 532, improved by a three-story brick
dweiiISE, fronting on Sd street, bet ween ID and
+. To John Keyworth, for SO 500.
hilbourn Latta, real estate brokers, IA W
sold the farm, with improvements, of ID. Oh
ciazer containing II acrei, situated 9TH
road, about five miles from the city, to ]. NJ
Schade, for S6,c00.
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The POTOMAC FRoNr-Matters are duh
aroond the frobt to-day, with scarcely any
ming OF interest to Iote. The steamer Arrow,
Cap' Stackpoie. carried down TO Mount
vernon to-day a large number of pleasure
seekers, and full mails for Marshali's Landing
She Will be hauled up on the ways this after.
noon al lsbys wharf % have q hole " hich was
punched in her side during the late fresnst re-
paired; ont no interruption will occur 10 ner
regular trips, as she will be ready for service
to-morrow morning The steamer Colombia
Harper, left Rlleys wharf this morning nj six
O'Clock Tor BaltimOIe with passengers and mer-
ehandise. At Fowler's wharf the schooner
nary Standish, Rich left yesterday afternoon
Isr GEORGETOWN 10 load coal for an eastern
Port. This vessel, which brought a cargo of
four hundred tons of ice for the WashIngtsa X
0eorgeiown Ice Company, was unloaded and
tns Ice deposited in the company's warehouses
IN less Than two days. which Is said TO he the
shortest time any vessel o: similar tonnage WAS
ever 1unloaded IN this section. The work OF
oncnarelpg cargo was done by steam, and
unoer the supervision of Mr.. William Bailey
tne energetic superintendent Of the company
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WASHINGTON GRRMANIA BAND.-The citi
Gems band, lately organized In this city, with
Prof Louis Weber as leader. appeared in AL
Monday in their new uniforms for the frs
time. This band is composed OF professional
musicians, end no doubt will ne literally pat
ronizsd for parades, ballS parties, &c. Tue,
have adopted the name Of Washington Ger
mania Band.
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LIQUOR DEALERS AUTOMATICALLY SPECIAL
m eetine OF this association was held last eve.
7 ing at Trades Union Hall, MIR. r. T.. Bowie
The char. After the transaction OF routine
business, u was resolved by the Association to
upport those only, at the coming mum ,ipsl
rlector, who were In favor OF according TO
them all the rights guarantee to them as lia uor
dealers il the city ordinances on that subIact
The association also resolved Itself into a COM
mit'ee of he whole TO look after their interests
during the canvass and AT the polls OF election
day
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NEW LETTER BOXES Mr. 8. Strong is now
engaged IN putting up in this city l7J letter
boxes of bis patent, having made a contract for
furnishing and putting them up in the di Ter
ent cities OF the United States, With the Pos,
ONCE Department These boxes are some " b At
longer than those which have been in u 20, aud
on top is lid, opening Just enough to take in i
thick letter and in 1t is shelf so arranged th A.
when the lid is closed the letter falls in the re-.
ceptacle below. This box was patented in
with the Peeksville IN. W Pillow Works for
the manufacture of them. they are now being
delivered and put up by Col. Srrong. Post
master Alexander has instructed the letter
carriers that Strong's box has been adopted:
that mail matter delivered in a private box
upon Strong's patent Is a delivery TO the owner
OF the box and directing them to encourage the
putting up OF private boxes. II should be
borne in mind that the letter carriers are not
required TO collect newspapers from the street
boxes.
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al7.eotd
DRoPosALe FOR PAVING AND GRADIN-
L THE CARRIAGEwAY OF ST NORTH
BErwE1N SECOND sTREKT WEST AND
NEW yEkehY AVENUE

OFFICE OF sUPERINrENDKNr AND ISspEcroE orl
sSEMkss' CARRIAG SWANS, AND FooTwAY>
Sealed Proposals will be received az the N ayori-
Omce until IL o clock M %. on FRIDAY, IN. -th
noTtb % see1 vest ass ses g. s Az
nue., with stone similar 10 that used in the Other
setting old Curb, Ia, ing Gutter Stone, lays new
ana relsyine old Pisg Foot~ays wherever r Iuirsa
The work 10 be dore TO the satisfaction o. the
superinte pdent snc Inspector OF STREETS the .rd
appointed by the Mayor, aud In conformity with
the following spec hcafions:
thick wide. and not less than seven Inches deep
TO be laid On foundation consisting ~ eigh' inch
.Ssr, Co be s in Sr. .'s
each layer hor9oghly rsmned With Q eo-pound
The contractor win be requirea to leave sur.
width Of the carriASeEay exposed Tor lnspt ction.
veil psddisd Gutter stone to be 81 the best w
York North river stone, IN pieces not lees than
than our inches shicf: tn. TOP surface 10 be vii
dressed, and the ssds closely loilssd ourb stone
pieces not Ices than three fsst long. not lees than
twenty inches vide or deep, and not lees than i've
each side oi nine inches o be drssssd. Ii. spes
clossly iointsd, and 20 be Of uniform thickns.s
Ss s Ss.' ,S Sss ,srs.
fssp " 'enen .Htsen inches ND and not less
Ss :ss 6: emo: and 's:
~-~~~-S
Biader viii state the price, work end material
neleeed, yer square yard for STOVE psvtpg, per
eooie yerd for grading, per hneal foot for laying
euer stone. Dsr lireel fost for sstfine nsw curb
lsr SQUARE foot Tor laying ne. nss foosus,s, per
sqoare loot for RELAXING old Dag footWsyS. fhe
s OF sAnd and gravel 70 be included In the
Tho Ga nstsrsls and surplus earth 70 be Sep..-
S se = sch DisO' - the word con.isionsn nay
An Old nsssriais 70 be the property Of the Dor.
peretton or the proDerty ovners.
The exIssee 20 b dsfrsysd BY assessment, &C
eoIotnG % existing lava.
The rieht is reserved b. the Mayor 10 rsjsct any
Bach BID must b accompanied With the written
sucII thst. Il sceeptsd, ne bi6dsr viii snscss 3
contract q due fosn, and perform the vork u &C
eordanSs thsssWfth.
La =: 1900, g thi: 80 b socsSssd ~ the
e. tsr The 80: "a Sssiosp ne WORT sosssdisG %
''' ''s'' '' -. s8s:ssszs,
washinetsn, D. O.. April IS, lesS.
% 3-l& tOhroaA1sDl
DANAMA HATS lLBAOHBD
a. FAT ,4Sssss.: :! : Z: y g.: y
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w. H. CLAGETr,

CELEBRATION OF THB RED MRN.-On the
18th of May the Oruer of Red Men propose to
celebrate St. Tamanys Day in Philadelphia
by grand procession, the laying Of the corner
stone of the new hall, and other interesting
exercises. 1t Is expected that there will be
over Is, 900 members Of the Order present, rep
resenting every section Of the country, in
Guiding from two to three hundred from the
District Onondoga Tribe, No. 10, of this city,
have accepted an invitation Of Chippewa
the dem ons tration and it is expected tn 1t mem
hers of other Tribes here will mite with the
DEondaga on this occasion. The delegates
frem this city expect 20 leave on the Stb of
May. and take with them the United States
Marine Band