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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Saphocles. Harper s. Bros New York; Eyrich,
New Orleans.
A neat edition, most clearly and beautifully
printed.
Acts of the State of Louisiana for 1871, Publish
ed at the Office of the Republican.
We are indebted to the kindness of Geo. E.
Bovee, Esq, Secretary of State, for this volume.
Epistles and Gospels. Kelly, Piet g. Co., Balti-
more; p. f. Gogarty, New Orleans.
This little volume contains nothing but the
Epistles and Gospels for Sundays and principal
festivals. Without note comment it is in
small compass, very cheap, and ought to be
carefully read and re-read by every member of
every family.
Ohre.- BY Miss Mulock. Harper * Bros, New
York Eyrich, New Orleans.
Miss NIulock's novels are too we'll known to
need an introduction. They have as little error
not know the truth.
Liry, Translated by ID. Spillan, A. NJ, NJ. d.
Harper & Bros, N. York; Eyrich, N. Orleans.
This translation appears to be an excellent
one, and every Intelligent man, who cannot
read Latin, canS4ardly excuse himself from
perusing this author in his English dress.
Hymns and Harmonies. By J. F, Loughlin.
Donahoe, Boston.
A small volume for Catholic Sunday schools
and homes. 1t appears to be ably but cheaply
gotten up, and can be of great advantage to
children learning vocal music.
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Zach year 70 Se Published TO, the Ct %
Of IL. @ Of
iaThe amount Of premiums received during the yeas
ape What amount was received by fire. maritime
amount losse. incurred during tho
.ame secnrisies. and the naturs thereof
na OF and s and
ARTICLExI
such return n, pIsminm. cash tho President and
f pr"a,sp &c IN. Company an In
s OF ss them 'ns 81
a. ao%s *
Of das
Is Lat ,sS:i ss'a 'f
end declared contain any fractional part Of the said
sS. Of ays doa. aud That all such
ss
until the he, paid The balance due stock
ahsl be paid S IN o:sh after the e saia tine
been fully paid there sha be issued to Zach
e ,S aS s hi. &
Shiist there e.,ts iayoT of Az
Il
Sec NJ dividend declared shai bear Interest. and
81 ss:Si IT, q s.Sss
after being adytsed the party entitled to shall pay
ARTICLE XII
This act OF incorporation may DO modified altered g.
amended or tho said Company dissolved at o general
meeting Of the stookholders 70 DO convened for that
purpose after thirty days notice. With the 80
Of the stock represented such meeting
and any and all such notifications alterations amend
ments diesolutions shall DO recorded and publishes
according to law.
ARTICLE XIII.
At the expiration Of this Charter II ordsrsa
by vote of the representing
the capital stock this Company shall b
liquidsted. Its debts paid, and tho ba1snce dividst
among the pro rata the amount heldh
each Of paid stock under charge superiutend
Of three appointed by the Board
Directors for that purpose.
ARTICLE XIV.
The and respective interests of the subseri5ae1
70 this act hereby declared to be as follows towt
United States internal stamps amounting b
twenty five cents affixed hereto duly cancelled
the execution hereof.
Thus done and passed In my office at New Orleans
aforesaid the day. month and year first above written.
in the presence OF Messrs Laurence Mccormack AMI
Harris Murphy competent witnesses residing In this
city, who hereunto sign their with said parte9
and me- said Notary, after due reading Of the whoa
Patrick Irwin, John I. Moore,
r. Camp, and others. jeI1lm
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Tha Declaration of American Independence,
signed at PhiIadephia, on the 18th July. l776 begins
thus: When in the of human events it be-
necessary for nation dissolve the political
bands which binds it with another decent respect
nature and for natures laws compels it make known
the reasons Of such copy of the instru
the earth. About ninety years afterwaId another
Power" established at 1l3 Canal street, and q
copy of the original document him. which will
be for the inspection of his during the
coming week Mr. Powers will have also open for in
specion large fine and select of and shoes
Just received
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Mr.. Jos. A. Ottmapn Chairman of the Com
mittee of for the Grand Gift Festival to
be given by the Clerks Benevolent Association, of
Louisiana at the Fair Grounds TUESDAY, July the
9Th has been kind enough to send invitations to
tend, for which he will please accept our thanks.
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THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
IL M.-Address by F. McGloin.
l. Slow Mule Race, mile dash; to ride except
those making entries and mono to ride his own
entry-Prize, handsome Bride to Last Mule in.
Q Grand Boar Hunt-Prize, the Creased Object Of the
chase to the ono who catches and holds him.
s. Grand News Boys Race, for all bona ide News Boys,
quarter mile dash-Prize, o Suit of Clothes.
T. Grand Infantry Drill open to all Companies of the
Second Louisiana Brigade having force Of at least
thirty members-Prize. q Silk United States Flag.
S. Foot Race of One Hundred Yards for men of two
Hundred pounds and over-PIize, Gold Badge.
Foot Race for Men Fifty Years of Age-Prize,
pair of Gold Spectacles.
Foot Ball Match between Members Of the Associa-
tionE,Prize. Boz Of Ciga.s Also ono between
Horse Race for Buggies for all entries dash Of
mile-Prze Carriage Whip.
Foot Race, quarter mile dash-Prize, pair Of Gold
Sleeve buttons.
TO- Grand Jig Dance Matrh-Prize, pair Of Dancing
Shoes.
H. Grand Hornpipe Dance. match-Prize, handsome
Pair of Slippers
12. Other Sports during the day.
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SECOND DAY.

I2 NJ.
1. Pony Race to Saddle, mile dash-Prze handsome
Riding Whip.
p Mule Race Saddle. mile dash-Prze Pair of spurs.
g. Pigeon Shooting from Trap: three shots = Prize,
handsome Game Bag, awarded to tho killing
most birds and nearest the trap.
Buggy Race for Family Horses only, mile dash
Prize, handsome Foot Rug.
s. Jumping Running, Jump, three trials-PriEe,
Meerschaum Pipe.
G. jumping, Standing, three trias-Prize. Meerschaum
Pipe.
T. Foot Race, Running Backward, hundred yards
Prize, handsome Cane.
g. Target Shooting. three shots, with RiAes-Prize,
handsome Powder Flask.
O. Wheelbarrow Race Embodied, dash of fifty yards.
Prize, pair of Opera Glasses.
TO- Foot Ball Match for all outside of the Asso
ciation-Prize. Keg of Lager Beer. Various
Other Sports during the day.
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Card.
SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Corner Camp and Common streets STORY Bulding)
THE COMMERCIAL ATHENEUM OF THE SOUTH.
Day and Evening Sessions will be continued tho
entire Summer
In recprocation of the liberal patronage and many
favors bestowed upon this Institution by cn ht-
ened and discerning community, during period of
nearly fifteen of business the proprie
tor tenders to the young gentmen of city the
tages OF thorough, practical Business Education dur
Ing July and August, the most accommodating spe-
cial terms, which all may accept.
Sixtytwo Premiums from four States, consisting of
Gold and Silver Medals Diplomas Money Prizes, etc.
attest the superiority and practcabty of the
study and the efficiency and fidelity
this Institution.
A Teachers Class in Penmanship will be organized
July nth
Mr. h A. Spencer associate author of the Spencerian
System of Penmanship, and Mr.. b. Montgomery have
charge of Writing Department.
Young gentlemen wishing instruction in any branch
of Commercial Science are invited attend Daily
Lectures and examine our system of teaching.
GEO. SoULE,
jy21t Principal and Proprietor.
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IL Manufacturer Of the

N1 Manufacturer OF the
CELEBRATED FLoRIDIAN LEMON sUIfAf.s
Lemon and other syrups Soda Water syrups and deal
in West Indian Produce. Floridn and Bahama
sponges. etc Depot as6 Magazine street, Poy-
fare, New Orleans.
CAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau
~ toned not to buy tho spurious limitations of our
LEMON SUGAR. now being palmed them by
princiPled parties who initiate labels and sty,
of canister. We take this medium of informing the
public and the parties aboye alluded that have
ingtOn, D. CO. forour printed ana Autographed labels
osnisters etc Therefore after this notice all
found buyin selling such goods in fnfing
ing on our COPYRIGHT viii be proceeded AGAINST TO-
damages according to law.
d. MOFFAT &c co
No. EGG Magazine street. corner Poyfarre,
jy23m New Or lsans,
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of Nashville Avenue. - Sister Severina returns her
warmest thanks to tho kind friends who for the
use of the Institution in her charge the valuable
PARLoR ORGAN at the Fair for ST. Stephens Church.
on Napoleon Avenue. O. jy21t
HIBERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUALAIp
ASsoCATIoN-BranchN No. Anew Orleans july .
ls7i.The regular monthly meeting this Brapcl will
be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July S. ISL,
1T O'Clock in the Schoolhouse of john Dryadns ST.
Every member is requested to attend.
BY order: NJ. wuEELAuAN President
JOHN &. MURRAY, Secretary. iya1t
SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE REGULAR MEETING
of Branch No. ,, Hibernia Benevolent Mutual Aid
Association is hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY,
the 5h instant at the usua time and place in honor
the National holiday
By order. PHIL. McCADE
jy2-1t President
HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS This Company is now prepared to insure
against Fire, Marine and River risks. Office tempora-
rily at 81 Camp street, up stairs
BY order. HUGH McCLOSKEY President
IHos. +. BRAGG Secretary. jy2tf
H1BERNIA BANK OF NEW ORLEANS, NEW
ORLEANS, July l. 1s7l-At a meeting of the Directors
of this Bank held yesterday the first semannual div
dend of eight per declared, payable free of
Government tax to the Stockholders or their legal
resentatives on and after the 10th inst.
jy22t JAS. j. TARLETON, President.
BRANCH NO. !, II. b. AND NJ. A. A. HAVING
formed Kicking Party desiring to contest for the
United States Silk Flag at the PICNIC of the H b
and NJ. a. a. on July 4th, hereby challenge apy other
Branch to enter against them Foot Ball Match
No 7, on programme of that day.
jy2-1t FRANK McGLoIN, President.
SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, JULY
ls7i.-At a special meeting the 3Oth ultimo, the
Board of Directors of this Bank declared
dividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE, free Of
| tax, pay able on the 18th INST
jy22t C. LIvANDAls, Casbier.
EOTICE-HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS July I, IS7I.-Tuesday next being
the Fourth of july and legal holiday this Bank will
| be closed. JAS. J. TARLETON
! jy2 1T Cashier.
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<Ol ..C1nal SCrceC.. SUl
The lowest priced good PIANO the world 10 that
0RovEsTEEN,
which have been favor.by known for over forty
Regular retail prices, $3.50 $3.50 Ten Per
duction for cash.
The following few names Of prominent Teachers
Of Music, or welknown citizens, who have obtained
GROVESTEEN PIANOS from mo, and will testify to
the perfect satisfaction they given every
New Orleans-Prof L. A. Seward. Judge w. r..
Cooley. Rev. J. E. G. Doremus (Bible Housed Major W.
Green Trs e9 Cashier
Prada, l. Graham, Thos E. Granmer. VIM HaassS
asfs1 Mrs. f.
ses1sy J. Thsms S. Mrs Essys Chas Brown
Sasas ThSs MSr: Hsn 2yeMT
Heuss1 BunIer Institute. '' O. o e. juice 'oen'fA'
jackson, La-:-ailss s. E. MCGOWAN tMuso Teachsr,,
J. oscar Howell;
Marf.y Music Tssehsr 1An0'
Grand Ecore-w. A Ponder.
NN "a: csy-M5.. n E A.h sMas,e Te.sh.s:
xs,IsS Fold. E.H G R9.e y:n.,
dale tTeacher Of Music)
Of Mu.o
A; T. Ihoupson.
Bolton, Te1as-P. H. Mallory
1as.ten. MssS livingston Female
Haselhurs+Dr. c. E, Oates.
Sidon, Aiss.-Jas Wall.
Magnoiia-Mrs. N 9. Washington Music Teaohor,.
Raymond-GeO Grafton
Bairs Landing La.-Mrs. a. P. Boyd (Musio Teacher).
Atlanta, La. NJ. Ferguson (Female Institute).
jya1t A. E. BLACKMAR. 20I Canal street.
THE BULK OF OUR STOCK
Not being
SUFFICIENTLY REDUCED,
We have postponed taking
OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY
For Another Month.
IN THE MEAN TIME
Bargains May Be Looked For!
BRASELMAN s. ADAMS,
CASH DEALERS
DRY GOODS,
CORNER MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW
iy21t
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CHARTER.
INCORPORATION OF THE HIBERNIA
INSURANCE co. OF NEW ORLEANS.


qualified and IN the Of the witnesses hereinaf
the P:rs. .1t
sapi.ation Of corporation. this state work. Of
LA .sssss and Ss
sa or body for the and
and regulations following, to.wit:
ARTICLE L
nss and I & h ss Of ss
onLEANs% and it, doiee IL hereby estab:'shed In
for twenty years from the date Of orsanisasion
shall opsIas,ons orGsni.asion
Ir,sh harp snoireed by sh.s.ook. and the name Of
ARTICLE II.
hereby declared 70 DO l. TO make insarsnoes spon
u
or land al
n other words to effect hre, marine river and inland
itseif e be reinsured against any risk upon
,s Be it:
Sea- - The II Board q D,Seesoss sh. have power to
Company bond. and
may the profits Of the Company any bonds
s Of
fs
bill of ladpg Provided this sha NOT inter
dIspess :sssssy:
them il Of debts previously contracted or
ssiHure oStained by said or Of property
movable or immoyable; which may have been pledged
but herein contained
81 be SO as to m 20 shS saa
nor directly indirectly deal in
Also
ha have a9 right 70 phsss
Fl
the Of The and shall have power
to in
such rules regulations and laws them seem
ProvSed the same shall not conflict with the trpo III
tent and meaning Of this act
ARTICLE III.
shall be exercised by the Board Of thirty
stockholder shall be eligible who does hold his
has in has Of $
FIRM, the books of the Company Tor ut least three
the position Of Director Of this Company, is
Compsny OF NINE at meeting shs
constitute quorum for business.
ARTICLE ".
l..
hereby Five Hundred Thousand Dollars divided
into five thousand shares Of one hundred dollars each
twelfth Of this Charter and s is hereby ordered
to business as soon ~ the capital shall DO
B. For
81 @
calls In the opinion Of the Board of Dileo
such cali shall psysSis within after
ss Ja
20 during the
Sec. .. Upon tho failure of any .tockhodor to pay
BY him with dividsnd 70 Ior
the Company By vote Of The =.
Sec s. No stoctholder shall ever be held liable or
in further sum than the balance due - the
Sec l. All transfers of stock, be W. sail DO
shall have the right to transfer his stock his
sn1sa s to to 1, @
the full payment Of the having been made he shall
the party purchasing providing the substlute.i
tions satisfactory to the Board Of Directors
ARTICLEv.
Section The ELECTION for Directors shall be held
the frat Monday OF May Of each year. the
Company. Notices OF such election snail be given
IL the esston n at two 81 the city
Sec 9. The Board shall appoint ti'ee stoc khoders
inspectors decline fail to attend the President shall
appoint others to act i'll their stead.
ARTICLE VI
The first Board shall consist of the follow
ing stockhoiders, to.wit:
Hugh McCioskey NJ R. OBrten,
John Henderson, Thomas Fitzwillam,
Thomas Gilmore, Ed ward Burke
Thomas Ho T c. Walsh, jamcs D. Martin,
Edward Conery. Thomas Dunno,
! .Jonn McCahrey, John Henderson, jr,
John L. Gibbons Edward Sweeney,
William Conway, William Hart,
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A Card.

HEADQUARTERS BATTERY G. I
NEW OKLEANs June %, 1871.
DR.. Emile bouncing President Particular Council of
the Society of St. Vincent de Paul:
SIR take pleasure in handing you herewith the
of fifty dollars $780, in conformity with the follow
ing resolution passed ut regular meeting of this
mand
Resolved That the of fifty dollars be appropri'
ated the relief of the sufferers of tho inundated die
trict of the city, and that the be turned
Society of St. Vincent de Paul for the purpose Of
having the spirit of this resolution carried out"
Respectfully, JNO. GLYNN, Jr,
Captain Commanding Battery C.
SOCIETY ST VINCENT DE PAUL
PARTICULAR COUNCIL
NEW ORLEANS. June 20, 1871
Captain John Glynn, Jr., Commanding Battery Lou
iSiana Artillery:
DEAR SIR directed by the President of the So
ciety acknowledge the receipt of your favor of the
goth instant inclosing fifty dollars donated by the
members Of your Battery TO be expended the suffer
ers of the inundated district Of the city.
On behalf of the Society return you and your COM
mand sincere thanks for the confidence reposed in in
thus making the almoners of your bounty. Rest
that cent of your donation will DO
applied, Society extends relief to any be
fore of members visit and ascertain their
condition.
respectfully and thankfully yours,
NJ. J. KERNAGHAN,
jy2-lt Secretary Particular Council.
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WANTs-FoR RENTs-ETc.

TNFoRMATIoM WANTED1oF THE BRoTHEkS
HUGH and MICHAEL MOLOSY, and their sister,
BRIDGEr MoLoNY; who emgIated to New New. Orleans
from the parish of Keagh county Cork. about sever
CONYNGHAM. and his daughter MA RY. ANY fnfor'
NATION respecting them will thankfully received BY
their relatives who may be reached through the oeo
of this paper. a le@o I'M
INFORMATION wANTED-OF MISS GATHER
i Inc M. LAUGHRAN, formerly of New Orleans,
La has lived in Vicksburg When last heard OF vas
living with the family of Mr.. q NJ Wel who resided
a few miles below Floyd Louisiana She viii bear
eomethiny OF interest by addressing b - Post
office box I4S vicksburg Miss te25 Inn
MEETING ROOM FOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS
wi and Furnished Meeting Room, No l2i CAroD-
deet etreet will rented SocistieA. Cuba etc. ~
the evening or month reasonable terms. pply az
the Office o the MoKSINd STAR. sali e.
TNFORMA TON WANTED OF RUFUS rURNFR
L aged about twelve years. Any knowing OF his
wbeieabouts who give any information that wiz
lead finding him will confer greas his
ter who bias not hoard from him for yeara by
dreasInR Morning Star" through the POstofce, Or
leaving the Information At this ofEee. nhs6 &
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
" requiring well instructed BOYS bfteen yeeEB
Of age 10 learn their business she cane
from the 81 Vincents Home fer Destitute Boy N1
Bt-nvil'e street By applying the Prruder 2S1 Con
mon ~tre't Tho boys can continue to hoArd AZ sAsE
Home, II necessary. mh2s u.
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@ EERsUCKER SUITS.
We have q fine stock Of
GE >UIn sEERSUCKER SUITS,
White Duck Derby Suits, Check, Linen and Brown
Duck SUITS. Prices mOder4te At
PIERSON 4 HEwS.
jy2lt - and Is Camp street.
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Entries for Races etc, open for ALL where not other
wise provided No prize awarded unless contested for
by least entries. Entries for be made
and tickets procured of Thos Rice, Secretary Of the
Assocation 1874 Carondelet street Mt offices of John
McCafrey & Co, corner Poydras and Fulton Philip
McCabe, 100 Camp street, VIM. Kernaghan, IL Camp
street, Daniel Malone, Tattersalls Exchange John
o'Nele, No. Annunciation street; Miles Freret Plan
tiers Hotel, opposite Depot of Jackson Railroad p.
Bradley, corner Elysian Fields and Front Levee NJ J.
Sheeban, Magazine street, opposite Magazine Market
Michael McCue st. Thomas, between Race and Orange
streets; Michael Monahan corner Erato and Camp.
Booths sold for Cash Ground to highest bidder,
Tuesday, tho 9th Of June, at z. N.
An ehicient Police force will be the grounds to
III sserve order.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS-the Committee reserv
ing the right refusing admission any holder
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John McPheun, ID. ii. ward. X. B. Hamilton,
?. Creagh, John T. Gibbons. r. H. BARLEY,
coMMrrTEE ON PROGRAMME:
John AcPhelin, r. 81. Bartley. Frank McGloin.
The Grounds win be opened to the public eash day ut
10 o'clock and there will be hand Foot Balls Base
Balls and Bats siedses. Weights aud Quoits for the
OF such amateur players may desire to them.
1890 Nj. Opening Address. J. Finney
At the conclusion which the following sports will
commence:
Q. Grand Goose Race the New Canal-two Gallant
Teams to be entered by the Association. Race
open to all outside entries; team to be At least four
Geeee driven in Tub. Prize, to any one fret
Geese entered by tho Association.
3. Fencing Exsrcises-Prize, Pair Of Foils to Best
Fencer.
4. Wrestling Exercises-PriEe, Silver Medal.
Horse Race, to Saddle, dash of milo, for private
horses only-Prze, Silver Goblet.
G. Mule Race. double to Floats mile; to 60
together II not than three entries-Prxe, Col
lar and Harness.
Foot Race, open to ALL three hundred yards three
hurdles OF three teet each-Prize. Silver Medal
8. Ball Mach, between two of leading Clubs
Lone Star vs. Crescent. Prize, Silver mounted
Water Bucket and Ladle
9. Throwing Base Ball-To bona ode member of any
Base Bali Club throwing regulation ball the great
est distance-Prze Gold Badge.
10. Various Other Sports during the day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures street. corner
of Nashville Avenue.-Sister Severina returns her
thanks to tho kind friends who secured for the
use of the Institution in her charge the valuable
PARLOR ORGAN at the Fair for ST. Stephen s Church.
on Napoleon Avenue. jy2It
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TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS-the Committee reserv.
ing the right OF refusing admission to tckethoder
or returning price thereof. ie25 ct
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A LG1ERs CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Tho following nre the winning numbers and prizes
drawn the lottery for the b ,neft of this Church
no. l23-ist Prizerwo lots OF ground
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FIRST GRAND

t'1RST GRAND
Annual Festival and Entertainment
HlBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July ed, Sd and 4th,
OAKLAND RIDING PARK,
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS:
L. F. BARRETT. Chairman.
John McPhelin, H. II. Ward. R B. Hamilton,
T. Creagh, John 7. Gibbons, X. H. BARLEY,