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GIG AR M AXE RS.

ERIF, PENN. - Union No. 1O8
Ia merts on the fret Monday evening 10 every r,- n
al Atlantic Han, welith t BENZ More pIe. 13tS
Peach =. Jno Dodd, vic president Dani,I WITH.
ntrd. recording and hn nciai secretary. Randoipb
Hess treasurer.
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IND-Union No.

Il 81 meets VI The hr-t Tuesday u every month at
NilIer's Hall South Delaware street. Jonn Jacques,
president Jacob Meyers vice president Mike Schuck
recording secretary Frank Boyle, financial secretary.
john Flake treasure. All. A. Andrews, c0rrespOn a.
ing secretary, lock box 70.
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NIACHTNTSTS' AND BLACKSMIThS'
M UNION, NO. l, Of Ohio, meets First and Third
uoNDAT NIGHT Of every month, at half-past sever
o'clock P. NJ. at Iron Wonders Hall 80 West Fifth
Street Cincinnati.
X. P. BRADFORD President
D. b. DIXON Corresponding Secr'y.
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RRICKLAYERS, UNION. NO. !

- District 0t Columbia meats IN the City o. Wash
i1-fon on the LIT and 3rd Thu hsOAY IN each month
y sioan pre- ident " Burch, vice president; J. P.
FARRELL, cetary; Murphy treasurer; LIE Wis Trum-
10, CORES on ding secretary.
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pRICKLAYERS' Union. NO. ID

- Of Pennsylvania, meets in Chester every MON
DAY evening, carner Of Third ami Penn streets. VIM
NcDpnad president, Jeh. Pedrick vice esident A. r
Stewart recording secTetarv George w. Dannaker cor
responding secretary VI ii. Brown assistant do. James
9. Dutton treasurer, William + Galloway. q. NJ Nc
Donald, John Meekins trustees, g. A. WiHfree sergent.
AoeEge Wiegand, Deputy.
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TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 9 meets

TROY, n. Y.-Union No. 8 meets
on the iae Frid.t nf each month at Al OLD Hall
Of Cong ant River streets Peter Cad1
president Henry Corners, vice president. George
Smith, recording Frederick EichhDIz hn4n
ria secretary. Nm. Young tressurr. ID lph de,
corresponding secretary. o box le2.
EVANSVILLE. IND.-Union No.
- 81 cts tbe third Thursday evening Of each
Hontl at the stiAutic H,u-- in 81. n Fourth
nd Fit IA ST.. Ere f-rirk Grbhart, p'e-iient Jsclb
Santr, Dresden. IN ~nitn financial sec rrtary
Chzrhs B-stsube der, I'd ng Secr-tarv. George
Herman, treaSurer. Fmii Lew c1ri spending
uiry. }. D. Fisi err Emil Levy, a. A. Meta,
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TOLEDO. OHIO.-Union No. As

IL meets che first Monday evening IN ea h month.
NJ M,Carthy pres. p. J. COnli-k. vicr pres William
Beckweth treas. BenjA amin Sh ford financial sec.
John Murphy. recording william Burlington,
sec Layman Geleord, porter, Drawer 10.
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OIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. 16.

~ Of st. Louis, meets the Second FRIDAY eve.
ming in every month Turner'S Hall No. 10 South
Tenth Street Joseph Dashnan President John
Bath, Vice President; Edward Frye, Recording Secy
Treasurer Gust Vollmer, Cor. Secretary Box 2543.
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BRICkLAYE7
pRICKLAYERs' UNION. NO.

- Of Indiana. meets very "wednesday evening In
Washington street opposite the Court Honss Indiana
polls. I'll Sfricker president; James Burnett, vice
presd mt Michael Lynch, recording secretary Edw
roRlhnson, financial secretary; Oliver Keely treasurer
Michael Higgins, conductor McKeny johnson, door
keeper. samuel keeey ii Buchanan, John Fegan
trustees. Michael LYNCH, recording secrs' airy, $50
North Illinois street
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MORCESTER. MASS-Union No

W. ~ - LIN MAIL NillOh ANps
" 50 meets the first Monday Of each month
Hal On Pearl street, near Main Washington Babson,
president Gerry, vice president George Vance
financial and riding secretary Robert Wiedner
treasurer } spiewenburg, corresponding secretary
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ILWAUKEE-ITnion ~. 81

NJ u " = 2 N u I.-U HIOH NO. q
AfA the fr-t and third TUESDAYS Of every
Oh AZ Mry,r- Han. 300 Fourth street. W. G Hoch-
-rsr .,--Id-nf. < >pengler, vice president. Paul
Ga atT riin. tcretaTy. Frank WeJtengel, huAo
c..l secretary. John Matthias treasurer Lewis Huss
w. N srnEdinc SECRETARY. P. o. lock box 54l.
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SCHENECTADY, n. Y.-Union
~ No. g n aes the fr-t Mondsv IF ever ironih
Henry O. Riuser pr >ident. L0F Gou, e. yresidcY
H. H. Craigs7 an, 6ntnc'ai secretary. sinnun A. Lii.
recording an corresponding secTerary. Louis Beck y
treasurer. III D. box $50
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UTICA N Y.-Union No. z meets
~ the third Tue day 81 each month at their hall
franklin ,qasTe, Utica. John Pieffsr, president, N .
PBrien vice president. Charles Radeck, correspond
ing secretary. ?, Q. box 6i5. p Lettrn0s financial
secretary. Hm South orth, y easurer
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-Unon No.
w 100 meets the 6rst Friday evening Of each
month, at Mr.. Wangemann's, Pennsylvania avenue
between At and 9Th streets H. seebo, president. -
Wentzell, vice pre-d mt Joseph O. LASH correspond
ing secretary. r. ROhleier, record ng secretary -
Wat nschedt, financial secretary j. Ossinger, treas
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n.

al ipNNL fPT mar fllthii NV
Ii id4uarter-. New o. la. william
hammond 81 NeW Orleans. Pres Thomas WA Il. o.
Ibanv FIRST vic pre-. I'M ~ O'Dnnnelf - y 5.t.n
&c M ce pres john Collins. O. Cincinnati-P d
blX $50 ana areas Mis- iugu-t, Le~is OF
N~~ RI cor sec % Duane .treet Me- Yor-.
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IOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO-
- CITATION, Of CincI natl meets everv other Thugs.
lay evening { Iron Moulders Union Hall 80 West Fihh
street All commune atoms should be addressed tho
Corresponding Secretary, l59 West Front street.
d. A. LYLl Sec. JOHN CASEY, Pres.
OHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ \ No g. meets at The Trades Assembly Hall Lind
Block corner Market and Randolph street every Fri
day evelr a. IA o'clock.
y. FITZGERALD, President.
THOMAS KELLY, Rec. Secretary.
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DAYTON, OHIO.-Union No. 35
- meets he 1sr Saturday evening Of every mopth
- No 231 second street. W.. u. Hopkins president
George Ri ker, vice president. 4 Mundav record
my secretary. Henry Steiner. .essurer David An.
brose, cure pond.ng All financial secretary, No 81
JJues stree-s
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( IMAHA, NEB.-UniOn No % meets
- the Il e Monday Of each month At 322 Douglas
street Joseph Cline, resident Richard Cassidy
vice President John Hops, Reooi din. Secretary
David Neac conner, Financial Secretary. Joseph Sler-
ritt responding Secretary. Lo,k BOX s.
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TORT WAYNE. INDIANA-Tnin,

IL No. 70 meets the fir saturday evening Of each
month Wu. Both,n. presid ut. Martin McKeon
vice president. Henri NJ. Ortn.Rn, treasurer. r. Nj
Oyer corresponding srl-etiry, box 5S7,
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DAVENPORT, IOWA.--Union No.
a. 81 meets thr n st SATURDAY II each month "
Sairon, sident. Henry Meyer, vice pre- dent Jno
Norman, recording etsry- p. II DonnelIy, hnan-
ciai secretary howard Lamp treasurer. X. A, Mey-
er. corresponding ecrerary, box AZ.
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CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION
~ NO. T. Of Albany, Y. w. meets A "a State street,
every ueshsy evening OFFIcERs--P C0LEMASa Pre-
silent: Thos Stevens Vice President; James Wren,
~ Vice Presidents; James Lee, Treasurer; Thomas
Hogan, Rec Sec. Thomas LaDahan, Fin Sec. James
Broley Assist Mt; John X Finch Local Deputy. Post
onsOe boa. 81 Albany, D. 7.
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NEW HAVEN. CONN-rninI

n Z w HA I'm, OON NJ mon
- Ne. 81 -he. q1-r' Is. Arcade Hall, State street
meets on tn -&st Saturday evening IN each mont
Isaac HAYES, lresident. John Unwper president
DaL lei Carroll. treasurer. J. II Has doa hnancj ~
recording al cUrrt-p oIiing secretary, 1874 49, John
street.
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EVANSVILLE. IND.-Union No
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-Union No.

QUINCY, ILL.-UniOn No. Az meets
~ tne first Friav evening Of each month. Han,
sou invest OF Sixth aud Main streets r. W ~
nty, president Z. ". Hlfna, vice president. Henry
Pape, recording secretary. Henry Bruning treasurer
VIM Koenig corre- ponding secretary, box ISL
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PITTSBURGH, PA.-Union No IS
met the frs Wednesday Of every month
avid Tfny. president. GEO. Mciec, vice president
Henjamin Ballard. rec riding secretary &, y Lind-ar
financial and CO.. ndng secretary. Fred sern n
treasurer.
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CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

~ UNION No Sc, q the city az Leavcnwrrth, meet.
every hrst SATURDAY eveniHgin each months Vol =
Han. Louis Voss, Pies. Frank fully vice Pre-
Robert } r. nanoial Secretary John Greif Record
ing secretary d. Olive, CIR. Sec. Fred fer
Treasurer
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DGNGHAMPTON Y-Union Ma

- ~ meets the first Tuesday evening in each
month. James Rad pres James Read. vice pres
esldth l.. H larrabte. recording secretary. VIM. A.
Bulls, treasurer. J. ". PvssteT financial and cor
depending secretary P. o. box l4i
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70 BE CONTINUED.
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I ANESNILLE. WIS.-Uuion No
= 100 1nect- n me hr-t Ssturda evening OF each
ut. at Lsppin', Hall. j. Stei berg pres Charles
Eb-rt, rec sec aud treas. Waiter Giftn in and cor
sec. drawer q
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Observation-Disclosures No. 50
met The frs $ edn dag o: evey month
io'n rg :, Pres box ASS Lenc Hodna7 Vice Pr. n
ent. VII Wolf treasurer J In Kaiser ecord-
ny. Financial and Corresponding Secretary. P. o Lock
H., E6
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I IIGARh AkEhS' UNION, NO. Is,
- Headquarters Bariyu House As East Br, a.lvsav
New York. Meets the frst TT ESDAY IN every mont
Kelley Moses, resident ~ Monroe st, H. Sykes. vice
president Morris Davis financial secretary Htrf
Jacobs, recording secretary. narnet Btr.yn CORES
pondlna secr.tary 40 East Broadway.
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0INCINNATI.-UniOn No. meets
'. at Arbd e. Hail. WalruJ street above Thirteenth,
in ne first and third 1ue'd vs. o. each month john
nfi--tsr Pr sident, r. Fink, Vice President. nj
ko.r Tr-4sur-r. tdoph Endrrs Corresponding and
-ug,ih Recording Secretary. Chas. MerE Financial
secretary. Caas SelIgman, German Recording Secre
tary. p. o. b 2s2o
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "A
- meet the second Monday Of every m nth IN
Frecks Ha !, No. us South Front q ChaS II Phirger
president. Johnson, Nc- pres. Aug llt zbacher f.
name Al secretary. NJ j N Bren, roc,rdng secretary
J. civ, Fl st VI o. r-n Sc MI tr, a
Alexander Hesse correspondent creary lock box %!
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4 UBURN, \. Y.-Union No. 81
n erts the frst Monday evening il month
~. II N as Geuesr- street. Robert Burgess, prssi-
lent ~ Hnrlbrrt, vice preside1;. J. K. Law
enc, recording and noa cal secretary. WIN. Gin
bin4 eoFrssp ling secretary. Jas. Malone teasrrer
p. ~ box 43l w.
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NORFOLK, VA.-Union No. \

~ mea7s eve y VI '1IAV aVeTLoo0 n each MONTH
1asuDgtOn II H. William Carly, pres William Halt
viee pes FRA / johnson, hnancI4l sec James Bu
che rec rec rheoba'd NJ Michigan, cor sec Jane.
CHEEKY, treas.
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An IscIDEST OF THE RIo1s.-THE FIGHT Al
GRACE CHURCH About noon E crowd Of more
than one hundred and fifty l4borers and ling
sAorcmeu formed in an irregular procession in
Prince street, and marched out into Broadway
There was no mistaking their purpose. Many
Of them were srned with clubs extemporized
from packing-5oxes snd barrels They were
headed by Misunderstanding individua'. who
wore 5 long-skirted broadelo,h coat and = straw
bst. ard carried an old cavalry sword This
murdercus gang proceeded quietly and deHzztly
IN Broadway, making no other demonstratl1n
thar 20 call 10 recognized syInpstnizsrs who were
discovered on the sidewalks to JOIN then. llair
destination and determination were, however,
anparent to al laE-abiding citizens Of the great
;boroughfsre. who looked sulleniy and treE-
blingy on.
AZ they psssed Spring and Houstons treet the
crowd that followed then on ether sidewalk was
swollen BY the raft Of lsWless vTe-ches tnst
crawl into sight On those corners When there Is
prospect Of excitement. Pickpccksts, gamblers
Of the Contemplate grade, professional thieves
murderers. and every shape Of Williams down 20
the youthful sneak-thieves who scent a nar'esl
u every organized opposition TO iss' sSaIllei
cut Of their dens and holes Of Murdercrs Block
For It Is on such occasions that the noxlous AM
Unsuspectel life with which every great city
/ teens dares &c come into the light, and law
abiding citizens are horrifei al sn eruption Of
savsges Who hsve no intereE- Whst0vsr IN TIE
yuestions az issue. and who are impslei By ~
/ preIuiices, but who scent plumber and bleed
Drawn into the tide the swell mob mad IL all its
own WY from Houston stree. up 70 Tenth Cii.-
zsus were hustled and bonnetted. pockets pictc1.
wstch-chains GU -radesmen knocked down. and
stunned and aghsst the dealers on Broaiwsv
either hastily closed their doors OF retrea,ed Dc
the upper windows.
hen lust above Grace Church the procession
encountered detachment Of police. The oiGcers
were mounted, and the men were IL ounibuses-
+ Tbe crowd were ordered 10 dispersa. The rat
bic. headed by tie armed riueieaic-, broke
out into defiant yelis. Not minute elapsed after
the order was given before the police were in tEe
street. and charging upon tire Inccudl1rles Ike q
,shirivipd The ri0tous leader vent down with
cl5-en skull ani his sword was len M the gut
ter. A few q the hrsvesf o. his rowdlef stood
moment. and then fel bowling. The argument
Of l-eu.t vas not beyond even their clmprcber-
sion. ana in five minutes the whole foul crew hal
been festterlt. ani were bowling Iu full flight
back On their retreats A round O.. applause
from thousands Of spectators 10 the Viul!7ss ana
On The balconies. VINO hal witnessed me route,
testified 90 IT'S comp eteuess when the street Ts-
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Musical.

Adelaide Phillips sails for Europe to-day, to
return by the first of September. Itisrunored
that she viii visit Italy during her absence and
engage 81 entire new concert company.
Christine Nilsson is at Windsor, preparing
for the approaching season BY diligent labor
with the cooperation Of the eminent maestro
Signor Carlo Bosoni
Mrs. Smith and Il C. BarnSbee Of Boston
gave fine concert at Bellows Falls last wee
Sims Reeves, the English tenor, has been Of
fered 500, coo for 10 concerts in this country
He is dispoeei to think he CAL drag out mis-
cradle existence on that, and viii probably
come.
Hime. the bsnadist, is dead. He wrote " l
zee them o. their winding way
The Paris Opinion Rationale gives some
amusing anecdotes Of the late composer Auher
Two Of them are based upon his well known
facetiousness on the subject Ct his age. although
the writer pretends not to believe the first. 4
white hair wss found upon his coat. - Pro0s-
BY from some Old MAI, said the octosenarian,
6. Who has brushed against me- The other is
declared to be authentic. 50 People complain.
said he. q. Of old age. And YET /; is The only
way there is Of living long time
Nine. Anna Bishop is IN London
Charles Koppitz, Of the Globe Theatre, Bos-
ton. is r3inr to have fine orchestra Of twenty
performers at Newport This viii secure daily
omen air concerts, and give the summer residents
-wo fine orehestras for dancing or concerts II the
evening
Charles Adams, the American tenor aAs Just
signed an engagement for the Vienna Opera
House st ye.rly salary Of 1900 forms
about sG250
Nile. Emma Albani, Canadian by BIRTH but
a resident Of this country, has just completed
her musical studies IN Milan, and has been en-
gagged by Mr. eye for five years, the terms be
f,r e25o per month for me first three years and
$500 per month for the rest Of the engagement
Marie Marimore, recently made he debut a.
a singer at Her Majesty opera in Drury Lane
Lonisu. and according to the critics &c proved
her right TO reign being equal to Nilsson or
JENNY Lind Probably another year she will be
over here to pout At American audiences, make
faces behind the orchsstra's backs. sna invest
bereasiIv Won rublees il Illinois mud
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PERSONAL.
The venerable Judge MunEilI, of Bristol is visit
ing Massena Springs.
Horace Greeley has been made pcciOr Oh


The venerable Judge MunEill, of Bristol is visit
ing Massena Springs
Horace Greeley has been made Doctor OF
Laws By Amherst College.
Judge shipman received the degree o. Doc
tor Of Laws at the late commencement oi lfin'-
ty College, Hartford.
City Marshal Charles NJ. Robinson Of hasnus'
NH, a brother of Daniel ". Robinson Of this
city, hes rendered his resignation. Mr.. Robin
son goes to B-Gtileboro 70 engage in the lumber
business.
The Dion brothers have been giving biiliArd
entertainments al the Mansion and West Ind
Hotels. Long Branch They have the diamond
champion cue on exhibition.
Dr.. ". C. Tilden Of Washington. D. c, for
merly Of Midilcbury, brothsr-in-lsw Of D.
c. Linsley Of this city, vas in town few days
since enjoying brief respite from his duties as
Assistant Chemis. IN the Department Of Agri-
culture, in which position he has for some
time served the government with credh anu s-ii-
cheney. Dr.. Thomas Autisel, for long time
chemist in the Agricultural Department has re-
signed MS position, snd il If hoped that Dr.. III
den VIII be appointed 70 fill the vacaney- lie Is
g gentleman Of culture. energetic and capable,
has served earnestly snd efficiently in BIS
position, and his well deserved promotion would
be 9 c4usa for cougrAtulstiol among MS VIDE
circle Of friends in Vermont
General JEFF G. Davis aud General Braunani
Colonel Thomas T. Barr and Captain Graham Of
the United States army, are in Montreal They
constitute board Of inspection Of military hos
pitfalls and prisons, and are making tour o.
Canals, by an invitation Of the Dominion Gov
erlmeut, for the purpose Of inspecting the mill
tsry hospitals and prisons
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Tx FrS1ANs AND TIE ORANGE IRo0BLfs'-
No class of cit:zsns feel more severely the INJURY
done to the Irish people by endeavOring to pre-
vent the Orange parade than the teniAns- Ineir
leaders On Tocsday issued an sddress c0unseling
mara and unitv. wherein they say; eve Wouio
urge upon You the wisdom and pA'rio'itla "a
svs-,i,i,r your inauancs among those misguided
,,,7 ,-,;s,sksn Irishmen who keep up Snd foster
that evil shirt Of faction which has ever been
-. .,,,rse Of our race. and the greatest obstacle
e., ,b, ,,bisvement Of cur national Independence.
r.-, no s,untcnauoo to any Irishman who would
s;.--,,s ;be name Of Cur country by reviving
.,.'.s,-ss ousrrels q the dead past, and would
h-sr, into this land Of liberty the animOsitiet
begaften Of the follies and religious rancor Of
or farefathers."
Mr.. u. 7. Hefernan. editor Of the american
car. sta MEETING Of the Fenisn council, said
,aat while he differed with the OrAngemen, he
FL. bound IS 81 American citizen to concede
their right TO parade, and celebrate any event
they thought proper. The authorities in prevent
ing the procession did 80 On their Own responsi-
bility, and the Irish people had no part IN the
preceding For his part, and he knew he re-
presented the feelings CT the brotherhood, he
vas in favor Of taking such steps as would result
in bringing the Orangemen into the ranks Of tAe
irish Nshoualists. suI burying the disastrous
and dis-raceful feuds which have divided Irish
men for q century. The speaker then announced
the course pursued hy the Superintendent OF
Police
Other members condemned Msyor Halls ac-
ton in The matter.
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Across the Lake

ur. 0eor-e Shsttuck o. Tlc1niero-a. rgceu.
graduate Of the Medical department Of The Lli-
vcrsi-y Of Vermont. has c1maencel the prso-
tilc Of medicine 10 connection With I-. Jones 1.
Benson.
Inc Ac1pderorl correspondent Qi The lC
.sai Hc-clI Says of him % Prof Csrue1te-
OF Darlington. recently said 70 US. NJ. Shat
tu-s IS one Of the hes' stuien-s Do cu- class.
Those vho know Ir. Carpenter vii not ssk l1r
q better testimonial.
IHa lic1u1eroCa poisoning csfe proves l1 ae d
iraui The young Lady reported deceased is
alive All married to the drug CLERK. G-aI u b..
a FIRE broke oar Oh Saturday Jas. in Slab
City, tnrcc miles from Pl-sdzu Junction. 30 Are
water Slia-le u.il AMI extended 90 Atvater' s
Iar-sry sai Martins Hu1 Factory. Damage
ae1ut $4,000 insurance 81 .IQ0. a. ilsu-
rance Oh Single All-l or Dry House.
D- s. ". symihs Will MAKE professional
visit 90 Pistts5urrh remaining from Angus. Sd
% Aurus, l2ta.
Hon. !. Clsncy, Of Michigan. AMI q. o Tlr-
ncr, editor OF tine Grand Rapids Michigan
D1is E7li1, srs sHeniins lsF weeks amor
the Adiroudaczs
The ro1.a Of the Gien's Falls 81 F.-isa1r-l
ha.lrcal from War1eus1ur- via Chss-er.oau -1
point on the S1hro0u ri7er one aai one-hs.f
miles above fra; place E found ty the engineers
perfectly feasible, with good grades anl q ls.-
average class Of excavation AMI eubankmeut-
The 81. John the Baptist Association O. P.atts-
burEl VIII nave a. excursion AMI pic nc Auz
81, on the line Of me Montreal and r.atts1u-. b
Railroad.
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