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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-02
CLEARFIELD, PA.
A FALSE STEP.

A FALSE STEP.
ny MRS. BROWNING.
Sweet, thou has trod on a heart,
Passl there's world full Of menj
And women as fair a. thou art
Must do such things now and then.
Thou only hast stepped unaware
Malice not one can imputei
And why should heart have been there
In the way of a fair woman's foot
It was not q stone that could IMP,
Nor was i a thorn that could rcnd
Put mp by thy proud underlip
Twas merely the heart Of friend.
And yet, peradventure, one day
Thou, sitting alone at the glass,
Rcmarking the bloom gone away,
Where the smile in its dimplement was.
And seeking around thee in vain,
From hundreds who fattcrod before,
Such word as "Ohi" not in the main,
DO hold thee less precious, but more.
Thoult sigh, very like, on thy part,
"0f all have known, or can know,
wish had only that heart
! trod upon ages ago.
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AUcTIONE Err.

UNHE undersigned win attend to the calling and
crying of sales anywhere within the limits Of
sonable Address CHARLES II. HENshL,
n24- 3mpd smitho Mills, Cleerheld Co., Pa
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THOS. w. MOORE,
and SnrvAHnr and OOnYeYanoer,

HAVING recently located in tho borough Of
TX Lumber City, and resumed the practice Of
Land Surveying, respectfully tenders his proies-
sonal services TO the owners Of Hnd spectators IN
lands in Clearfeld and adjoining counties.
Deeds Of conveyance neatly executed.
Office aud residence one door east Of MIX a
spencer's store. aprl4pdlm.
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SURVEYOR.

nAVID REAMs, Luthersburg, Clearheld Co.
Pa, offers his services as Surveyor IN me
west end OF the county. All calls will be attended
to promptly, and the charges moderate. llg"o
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DEMONSTRATORS NorIcE.-Yo,ic

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Nolice
~ u hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate OF J. 2. KRATZER deceased, late
ofthe Borough of Clcariield, Pennsylvania, having
been duly granted to the undersigned, All persons
indebted TO said estate will please make payment
and those having claims or demands viii present
them properly authenticated for setilement
G. kRATZER,
Cloaricld, Jan. 10, is5O-6t. Administrator.
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The South Carolina Legislature ad-
iournei a few days since, TO attend a
circus. Mr.. De Ilorgo, the colored
leader Of the House, the great orator
Of the Republican party, said: "Mr
Speaker, dc circns hab arrove, and
dareforc, | mobc you, sir, dat we adj
iourn." The colored Legislators were
highly pleased with the monkey.
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A dutch doctor has published a mod
ical tract, 10 which he maintains that
"ladies Of weak nerves should not DO
allowed TO sleep alone"
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JEFFERSON LlTZ,

"AyING located at 0seeola, Pa, offers his
professional services to the people Of that
olace and surrounding country.
S.a-All calls promptly attended TO- once
~ n. Vl;no myl9-ly
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Cards.
q 1 p RlIRcAElELp,

DO. v. - ~
Late Surgeon ofthe sSd Reg ment' Pennsylvania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army,
offers his professional services to the citizens
Of Clearfeld county.
rsss- Professional calls promptly attended 70.
once on Second street. formerly occupied oy
Dr. Woods. [apra, '66-tf
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ROYALTY on a Bender.

When Prince Arthur was at LON
don, Canada, he occupied the house of
Alderman Glackmeyer After Prince
Arthur left the Alderman sent in
bill in which he charged 81 800 for the
use of his house. This was regarded
as an extortionate charge, and Glack-
meyer was pronounced disloyal. 1t
was intimated that he should have
sent in no bill, the honor of entertain
ing royalty being quite sufficient
Glackmeyer failed TO see il in that
light and so gave the items of his
account, from which we learn that
Prince Arthur is as wild a youth as
his big brothers, who have left 30
many unpleasant "reminiscences OF
themselves in various parts Of the
world. 1t seems that Glackmeyer
lost from his home, during the royal
occupation, one and-a-half dozen table
cloths, besides stockings, and finger
towels unnumbered. His sister bad
only one pair Of stockings left, and
he lost pair Of trousers. The princely
party made as free with the property
of their lieges as did ever prince or
king of the most rapacious breed of
Tudor or Plantaganet. The indignant
Glackmeyer further says that "a
splendid brussels carpet in the room
occupied by Colonel Elphinston was
almost ruined" Two tubs had been
sent for in which to wash, although
there was bath 10 the house, and in
the morning the tub was upset and
the soapsuds went all over the room
This was truly right royal method
of repaying hospitality, and we do not
wonder that the Hamilton Times
recommends an official inquiry, and
observes that "nothing meaner or
more contemplate than the accom-
paniments of the Princes visit TO
London has ever happened in Canada"
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DR.. Al THORN,
DR.. j. r. WOODS,

PHYSICIAN & URGEoN.
Having removed to Ansonville, Pa, offers his
professional services 70 tho people If that place
attended TO. Dec. 6m pd.
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FROM NEW FORK.
The GaIe ON the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Jan. 1S.-The gale last night blew
the water down the lake, causing sudden rise
and considerable damage The Niagara Falls
branch of the New York Central Road is torn
up for the third time this season. The water
of the lake nowed.over the embankmcnt into
the canal, and the ice, drift wood, etc., left by
the subsidng water is piled up to great height
on the railroad track, SO that the passengers and
freight have to be transferred at Black Rock.
,f.5 ,fel. Fire In Schoharie, N. ".
ba ALBANY Jan. 1S.--The court house. the Jail,
,Parnut's Hotel, Gates dwelling. Boyce's hat
store, ,schoharie Union and several other build
ings in the village of Schoharie, were destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon. The loss is un-
known, but is mostly insured 80 =
'@ A New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1e-Cotton quiet; sales OF 600
bales mddling uplands at 2b3Sc. -Flour-State and
Western without decided change In price, with a
moderate. demand; Southern dull. Wheat without
decided change. Corn dull aud heavy; new mixed
Western, 60@sic.; new yellow Southern, CSC. 9si.
Oats duh State, s1@e2c.; western, 67sSsc. Beet
steady; new and plain mess, slO@15,, new. extra
mess, s14Cs1T-5O. Pofk duh; new mess, t2s92s IS
prime mess, S249242b. Lard dull; steam-rendered
In tierces, 16k@16s4c. Whisky quiet at 81. g
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FROM EUROPE.
~ Republican Demonstrators In Paris.
~ the AnsIo-Anerican able ~, ~, ~ 5,t F,

~ Republican Dem enssrasiens In Paris.
Blythe Anglo american able ~, u, ~ .,f =,
PARIS, Jan. 1s-P. MA great demonstration was
made last night on the Boulevard Montmartre, by
persed by the military without a conflict, and the
Boulevard was occupied by the troops until after
O'Clock this morning. The police were also very
active all night l ans l...ar i.s se 81 MIA
were made but at this hour the city is quiet
=, DeRIh OF M. RRspnii.H
Mr. Raspa one OF the deputies In the Corps Legis-
latif died this morning
The Execution Of TraupmRuu Postponed.
The execution OF Traupmann the murderer of
the kinck family, which was originally dXed for to-
day, has been postponed till Tuesday next on ac-
count Of the popular agitation wurli
The London "Newso on the Winnipeg War.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.-Tne Nssss to-,ay has an editorial
on the Winnipeg rebellion The writer does not at
tac h much Importance to the movement, but inti-
mates that the Red river people cannot hop, FOR
recognition as crown colony SO long as the rebel
lion continues.
This Affernoon's Qaosntions.
By the Lngio-A merioan Gable. sa
FRANKFORT, Jan. 1s.--United States Gve-twenties
opened Cat at 9l%. ~ 10 a3se egaaG7i
FAIRS, Jan. 1s.--The Bourse closed dnll Rentes,
78f SOC. -1 g ta I
LlyhRPooI, Jan 1872 p NJ -Cotton--MIddling up.
iaLds, 1i'4@11Ad.; middling Orleans, 1194Gs1ltsd.
The sales are now estimated at 900 bales Adyicea
from Manchester are more favorable and cause ac-
tiyity IN l..a faae In a7 rsa
HxyRE, Jan. 1s--Cotton opens with declining
tendency but quiet: anoat, 1871.
ANTWERP, Jan. 1s.-Petroleum closed firm.
ship News.
BREsT Jan. 1s.-Arrfved, steamer st. Laurent
from Havre. Also, steamer Celia. from New York
LONDONDERRY, JAM 1S.--Arrived, steamship Prus
sian. cdi lc 91l0- sil 1l.,Ic1t rI 'Hufr1,
QUEsSsrowN, Jan ls.-Arrived, steamship City OF
Baltimore.
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TzEH EAEH sE 1gRwR.


VI. :.
Meeting eC tho statc Military Assecinsisn.
Dsspateh % The EpsHirg Tel graph go It 4lt
ALBANY, Jan. 1s.--Thc State Military Aeso-
ciation met At the City Hall At noon. There
was full attendance. Major-General Theodore
B. Gates opened the proceedings with an address.
He made extended remarks on the pill Of ths
Adjutant-General amending the militia law,
which, he said, for the past fifteen years hsd
been tampered with too much, and proposed
changing the representation in the association
20 one delegate from battalion stasv
Colonel Heath offered a resolution .refor-
ring tho subject Of geuidon's and medals 10 .
committee, with power. Colonel Faulkner, OF
the Governors staff and Col storchouse, Assistant
Adjutant-G General, were chosen honorary mem
bers. The Commander-in- Chief and staff, who
were invited, attended during the delivery OF the
annual address. Also the Senate and Assembly
Committee appointed to nominate officers under
the proposed bill. The Adjutant-Gen. discussed
the matter and committee was appointed to
consider amendments to the military code. A
recess was n en- taken.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


aHeoisl DrnpnssA ep ne wlsntnr T6'egreNA tl..1.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.--Ihs League lsland hill was
of Msssacknssits, opposed ho sransfsr Of the Navy
Yard from its proscnt site on the ground aat Il
cause It allows the Secretary OF me Navy 70 control
the proceeds OF the aale Of the ground where the
marks M. Dawes srrnisned the administration gene
r, =, on the score q gronisscy For the ar.s yssr
millions more expended than there were for the
last year OF Johnsons administration. He criti-
cised severely the recommendation OF the Poatmas-
s ssoMsd at svs9 ns snd Senator sent
eight hundred letters each day, at tho usual rate
sno sneS dollars nss
The nvc,mions spoken OF by the Postmaster Gene
raj was ngsre Of speech, and, unlike other figures
truth. He said the administration talks OF reducing
the debt; it must nrst reduce the expenditures and
on Appropriations. He gave notice that he would
move to lay the League Island bill the table. His
as Republicans, and his auslons TO the other end OF
the avenue, and the extravagance practised there,
drew forth repeated rounds OF laughter from Demo
Gratis. Judge Kelley Is now replying 70 Mr.. Dawes.
but the indications are that the bill will be defeated
Fish, Gould dt Co. Do Not Come 90 Tixae. 10
Sergeanf-st-Arms Ordway reports that he has
York 10 look after Fisk, Gould, and Corbn. These
gentlemen did not put IN an appearance to-day be-
fore the Committee on Banking and Currency
n t'a Committee Meetings.
The Reconstruction Committee discussed the pro-
priety Of reporting general bill 70 relieve political
tee on Naval Aairs had up the Stevens BIN 10 regu-
late the rank, line and Rta to-day but, owing TO
fact that the report q the board convened 81 the
from the Secretary, nethng was done. w
Universal Suffrage Convention. ~,
The second annual convention OF the Universa
Su1rage Association met In this city this morning
Lincoln Hall, and called TO order by Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, President of the association
The proceedings were opened with prayer by Rev
d.
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W 4 . n ! N q = o NJ
FROM W:ASHLNGTOM:

Cersrcssman Dawes ana the Admlnissresisn.
Despatch 70 The Eusning Telegraph. n
Mr.. Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, Is making a
fearful attack on the administration, charging
extravaganza beyond anything ever known, and
claiming that Congress alone can save the Re-
publican party from utter disgrace. Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania, win reply.
Executive Appointments.
William ID. Thomas has been appointed an In
fpector in the Philadelphia Custom House.
A large number OF assistant assessors In the
internal revenue service In the South and West,
to help make up the income tax assessments,
were appointed to-day. a e
Secretary BoutweiYs Financial Projects.
Secretary Boutwell, was to-day again before
the Finance Committee OF the Senate to explain
his financial projects.
PeiiticaI Disab ilities.
Despatch to the associated PYsss. , M
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-The Committee or
Reconstruction to-day discussed the question o.
general removal of political disabilities, and
from what took place, 1t is supposed bill fol
that purpose wiz be brought before the commit
tee at its next meeting.
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FROM CUBA.

Another Battle Severe Lssses bv the Insur-
% sIlr gents. ftHf
By tha Cuba CablG e..l -68IfII toi Iaaaala-aE
p HAVANA, Jan. 1s.--Telegrams from the Cinco VII
las district announce that In recent engagement
B48 insurgents were Killed. 10. C4 MO
3h 6.i Wreck Of English Brig.
The English brig Chebuck, from Cienfuegos for
Halifax, with cargo OF cigars, has been Totally
lost on Cape Antonio. All hands saved.
The Recent Reform Petition "a
The voz de Cuba, In an editorial yesterday, pro-
tested against the petition recently forwarded 80
Spain In favor OF certain reforms claiming that such
reforms would be movement backwards. adverse
TO liberal institutions. and probably productive OF
discord among spaniards. e
"a s1slep ship News. ~
HAVANA. Jan. 1s.--The steamer Cleopatra sailed
for New York yesterday, and the Franco for Sc.
Nazaire. n ~
! The markets are dull So al' fi
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BaItimoro Produce Market.

BkIarMoRE, Jan, 1s.--Cotton- Middling upands
dull and nominal ct y5c. Gulf wanted at 2D3c
Flour very dull. and prices favor buyers; Howard
Street superhne, tl'7b@c; do. extra, s52ot9S; do.
family, ss2b@I; City NILS slpersae, sSs5Io; do.
perine, s4fb95; do.extra. 3b2S9ei do. family,
t62596T6. Wheat steady for prime; Maryland, 81 10
Corn active; white, tl9l01; yellow, s099lc- Oats,
bl0bac. Rye, ti4i06. Provisions strong Mess
Pork, ga bO4B0 60 Bacon. rib sides, tgkc clear
DO, 17c.; shoulders lex@1<c. hams, 90c. Lard,
l7E@lsc Whisky qniot at ssc. none offering.
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Stock Quotations By TeicEraph-2 r. IN.
Glendinning, Davis I Co. report through their New
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The following real estate
and stocks were sold this morning at the Merchants

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The following real estate
and stocks were sold this morning 1t the Merchants
Exchange by Messrs Thomas Sons -
BROAD AND THOMPSON, g. W. nsr-EIe- -
giant Brown stlne Residence; has every modera
Convenience Is by lou feet two fronts; imme-
wASHiNGToN AVENUE. Ne. sss aGsntssI
FiTzWAfER, No iii-Mod.rin Dwelling. 900
FIBTEERTH (south), No. 7o6 Modern Dwell II
MONTERREY, No isiaL Modern brick Dweiina l q ) SO
TASKER, No. 1O42-Gentosl Dwelling. ......... 5000
shares Camden and Atlantic Hailroad N65
behares Phoenixye National Bank. % 80
bshares Academy of Music, with ticket. 5000
100 shares American Buttonhoia and Overssann
ing Sewing Machine Co.. TOO
n Central Transportation 1850
IL shares Reliance lnnurance Co. 4t0
f5 shares Northe Liberties Gas Co.. $500
gage 81 pr
1sifl Fls
60 shares Mammoth Vein Coal Co.. ......... M go
20 shares beubenviile and Indiana Raroad (ofd) 49, 65
share Pbiladephis Library 400
$500 bond Union Passenger Railroad %. " ot
Season Ticket Arch Street Thestre .,s,;....e 800
8 shares Pittsburg. Cincinnati. and 81. Louis H. -
Ile shares Union Passenger Railway Co....,. COCO
shares Mercantile Library Co. eoo
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.
Despateh 70 The BUening Telegraph.

Despatch TO The BUening Telegraph
HARRIsBURG, Jan 1s.-The Senate and House pro-
ceedings this morning were devoid OF interest, ex-
cept go far as an attempt made 70 increase the
salary OF the Governor during his next term. The
Senate had already passed . bill increasing his
salary for the next term to $1,000 per annum. An
efort was made 10 get the House TO take up the bill
this morning, that Goyernor-elect should sign 1t
before he Was inauglrated The House by vote OF
"A yeas to Al nays refused 10 consider the bill. The
only Philadephians who voted against considera-
tion we're Elliott, Rep, and DAILY and Forsyth Dem.
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PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE EDWIN NJ.
STANTON FUND.-From Mr.. James L. Clsghorn, the
treasurer OF the committee having ch 'rge OF the
Edwin NJ Stanton fund, we have received the ia-
formation that the sum OF thirty-eight thousand
dollars have already been received by subscription
for the family OF the late Edwin M. Stanton, AMI that
assurances have been given which will swell the
from other ctes II Is hoped, VIII reach the figure
originally intended by those having the IA Jyemeni
in charge.
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RoBBIHG CARs--Robert Armstrong was arrested
yesterday for breaking into a freight on the
Baltimore Railroad, and stealing whisky therefrom.
afternoon.
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THE NEW SOUTH STREET BRIDGE. The Commits
siOners are about to advertise for proposals Tor
the erection OF the new bridge over the Schuylkll at
same having at length been adopted. The structure
will be 24ss feet long 1t will have two permanent
spans OF 1856 feet each, and pivot draw, supported
wide The approach will be IS feet vide with car
rage way OF 35 feet, and 10 feet wide footway on
each side. Between the western abutment and the
junction Railroad, distance OF Ola feet there will
be ten brick arches each OF 45 feet span. The piers
In the river to sustain the main bridge superstruc-
ture will consist entirely OF iron columns feet In
diameter each sunk TO the solid rock. The two per-
manent spans will be entirely OF iron, except the
oist and plankiDg OF the roadway.
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FmE-Ab0ut two O'Clock this morning fire
broke out In the story frame building in the rear
(f No 1920 Market street, occupied by II. A. #.
Vaughan Co, clay pipe manufacturers. The alarm
was promptly sounded, and the hremen were early
IA tiie ground and extinguished the narnes The
tIrm nave an nf urance OF $1,000 In European c0mpa-
nIes which sum will more than cover the loss.
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Country papers are asking their readers x
repeat the following rapidly" And she STOOD
In the arbor welcoming him In"
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PLACES OF AMUSEMENT LIcENsED.-The Mayor
this morning licensed the following places OF auouse
saent :-AFch Street Theatre Red Mems Hall, Odd
Fenows' Hail, and Morton Hal, Forty-nrst and
HnyeEt05a Tosd l. fN
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SELirx6 LIQUOR TO MIMoRs.-Lewis Kine was
arrested in Frankford yesterday for selling liquors
20 minorH He had hearing before Alderman
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DERsoNs HAVING DEBTS DUE IN ANY
l. part Of the United States can have them easily
adjusted and collected on application 70 the Genera
Collection Agency, ROBERT 3. LRAGUR a. Co.
No. 10 B0gth SEVENTH Street
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KILLED IN ATuHNRL---An unknown man was run
over and killed last RlQht In tunnel on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, near the depot, West Phiadel-
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LOCAL ODDS AND ENDS Temperance Blessing
meets Tonight .Nt.t. IIl .1.
The watering pots OF the chief engineer OF the
serial water department are not yet empty.
Some OF the black teas sold in this city are
nothing other tDan slow poison.
-Onr citizen militia are to-day doing Harrisburg
How about the bridge over the Delaware
-T'he TOE men are weeping fWf
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THE MIRNEERcHoRs "BAL MAsoUE. The grand
bal masque OF the Meunerchor Musical Society
comes or at the Academy OF Music on Thursday
evening and promises to be the most brilliant affair
Of the Kind ever given by this popular society. The
preparation of novelties has been on very extern
sve scale, and the s0cietys treasury Is In very
good condition. there will be nothing left uudone to
make this bal masque eclipse all former ones.
Among the many amusing features OF the tntroduc-
tory ceremonies win be the solution OF the great
Chinese question which begins to alarm our social
economists The Emperor of China will arrive In
person. together with his sute, aud will attend to
the welfare OF all OF his children who may be In the
dominions OF the Prince OF the Carnival, and see
that th cir liberties and their are neither or
them curtaed. In conclusion, we can assure our
readers that the management are making the most
energetic endeavors to increase the reputation the
'Oldn Mennercbor already has In the etiquette and
social hilarity OF their annual festivals.
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DIsABI.ED SOLDIERS, sEAMEN, MARINEs
~ etc, whether from wounds, rupture, or disease,
who. have not yet applied for Pensions, and the
widows, minor children, dependent mothers, fathers
ETC., OF those who have died OF wounds or OF disease
pensions BY applying TO
ROBERT 8. LEAGUE CO.,
gso No. 1856 8. SEVENTH Street. Phlada
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Tue PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREvEET
TIoN OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.-The annual election
for officers OF the Pennsylvania Society for the Pre-
Vention OF Cruelty to Animals held at IL O'Clock
this morning, at the rooms OF the society, No. 1920
Chesnut street The following officers were elected:
President. s. Norris Vain; Vice-Presidents w. A:
Porter j. b Lippincott, George w. Childs, Constant
Guillou, WI horstmann; Secretary, p. Il. Chase; /;
Treasurer Robert r. Corson councillors, Gustayus
Remak, Richard p. White.
Board Of Managers NJ. Richards Muckle, Alexan.
der Brown, John Bohlen, J. f. Tobias, Alfred M.
Elwyn, M. ID Joseph Parrish, j. II MITCHELL j. b.
Parker, Benjamin Marshall, Henry Tilge, Charles
Rogers, Atherton Blight
The society now has 81 life members and 6l3 an
nnal subscribers. In order that this very useful
body may be self-supporting and that 1t may work
with the same degree OF efficiency that 1t has mani
tested during the past year, three hundred addi-
tional members will be required. II the member
ship large as that Of the Massachusetts, So
cety, 1t could employ five additional agents. The
benent to the community from this organization is
great and is to every mans interest to see that 1t
pfCspere. ~ tf 4' Tg T