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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-03

A Change The postmaster at
Maiden Rock. Mr.. w. d. Merrill. we are
informed has been removed, and j. d.
Trumbuil. Esq appointed in his stead.
The removal caused some excitement in
that community. Both of the gentlemen
named are highly respected citizens and
substantial business men. and the reason
''that one should be taken and the other
Jeff IL more than we can tell.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

DIKEMAg-n BrOohlyr Wednesday no 18th s-A GeerseA
Bnor DkemAa ohe late John Dnan , IN the 10Th JssI
Of her
the 1lst, at2 p N
GROSHON-Alda A. Groshou ARed n Years
Her respectfully invited TO atRd the mineral
residence, No i OneLus tNsnV tard SI
Harlem, n. Y, on Ihur-dAy Oct 49, q. o'cocA v.
LANGw ORTIIYOn Tuesday Oct H. Mar wife Of the late Moa.
LaugwOhy.
Funeral from be residence ofhp boher PsssI LaWe J4 W
Thirty .nrs st., Friday, Oct ~, 2O'c.uck.
MITCHgLL-ou weduesy Oct L. steele ;Sphenl Mitchell A
AA year
$3.50 O. m, from 4JJ West Nnstesnth 81
PETRRs-At Epgewood j. Tuesday, y7h ns, George a.
infant son OF J. lngb and Asry Peter-
Intement at W Oolla1n.
ROACH-On Wednesday morning. Oct 49, st Bllahch Jadih
late mOhY Roach Oi Neat Fn
uiB invited attend hes iuns jonas
Church, Elizabeth on Friday, Oct o. At O'Clock
sIBELL-Ou Tuesday H. william Sb ia the S year oil
Relatives ard friends the funeral without further
from hs residence 81 secoDAEe On Friday oc% ~ AL
SPARRow-suddsnly wednesday morning. Ok ls Wihsns
huIgh. n Y, George Sparrow. In hs ad year , ,.-..,
and friends O the family respectfully requested 70 ea
his funeral further notice. a. ths SSaA SseoGIsI IL
Church. On Friday. Goth inst, n9pm
yARK-Ou Tuesday morning Oct H. Mr Joanna vart, WIDOW Of
Hon Aaron VarA daughter Rev BAs Cooper for
OF Johns Church, YOnkers
The attend hss funeral ou TIE re
deuce Il Conssck No 24 LeIngtonAIe Friday morning
the l0:3 O'Clock Tho remains Will b taken 70 Ioukss
for ntermenI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

able hop himself - h os rope S TS: S S1TO,.n SsSFTOEn
companons. The effort 70 save the poor fellow was
futile however lie drOpp s q tne Ss
that 1t became necessa - d Inc ne 1S
OF q sea before he cOnd be extr anu ra N III T x, 'n
he drowned Being anxious to "a tSe hodv 70 ho
two remaining men, Mr. Bolen order Fu tno UOy W 70
cut adrlf and sank from view popo ~ ~. c1
thrown to tho who had endeayOred 'Th T
panon and he was safely brought into b. youL auo
third man being perfectly helpless, Mr. Boz ~ t Mn
lasso over his head, and In this manner also Sot @
into the yawl. As rs the last man had bee =! St
of the yawl headed toward the DObbiDs, put
to her was a trying task, which occupied Iuy "a
hours Before reaching her one or tho rescued me-"
Peter Brandt died from exposure and exhaustion The
other Peter TUrnum survived and was soon 90 far re-
covered TO be able 70 converse. The bodies seen IN
the water ashed 10 the vessel those OF the captain
Patrick Lyon the mate, Robert Brown. the stewart
and seaman said to be either German Norwegian
The credit OF tho belongs mainly TO the first maic
OF the D0bbinS,
The Andrew Johnson returning 10 Grand Haven
from Manstee, whittier she had carried snppeo for the
uerers by the great fire, when she was struck
Napt Evans at headed her into the teeth OF the
and altOu she soOn carrying 5 pounds OF
.seA m. made only one mile per hOur against IT, seas
shipped over the bows, the water was often three
Iee1 deep On deck.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
4 COAL MINERS STRIKE IY INDIANA.
TWO THOUSAND MEN STOP woRK-EFrECr OF
THE STRIKE.

TWO THOUSAND MEN STOP woRK-EFTECr OF
THE STRIKE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19.-The miners in the
Clay County coaLnelds Of this State stopped work on
Monday morning, until the operators had announced
their position on the proposed strike. The demand Of
the miners iS reduction In the weight Of tun Of coal
from 2OO to 1000 pounds In mines where 200 pounds
mako tun, an advance OF Ave cents for mining Is de-
manded At the present rates. the miners receive from
81 to 81 rs per tun varying with the thickness Of the
vein At noon on Monday, the miners 900 in number
held meeting In tho woods Brazil and resolved to
allow those who were engaged In tho mines whom the
proposed advance allowed to go on with their work.
instead Of organizing general strike, a. was at first
proposed The Carbon Block Coal Company acceded at
once to the demands aud they pay 81 per tun for
mining. They employ so wOrkmen.
At meeting OF the operatives hold at Brazil on Mon
day evening 1t agreed TO accede the demands
Of the miners, and work will ba stopped in all the mines
those of the Carbon Company strike at this time
will provo peculiarly disastrous the business of tho
country and involve great loss upon the operatives
Many Of the later have taken contracts for the Winter
and unless the supply Of coal is kept up the present
rates they must lose heavily Along the Ohio River
there coal at present owing the low stage Of the
wafer and that section OF the country Is looking to the
block coal field of Indiana for the Winter supply. Alto
gether tho strike is a very unfortunate one.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
An AMERICAN THEOLOGY.
INSTALLATION OF TIE REV. DR.. sCIIAFF AS
PROFESSOR IN TIE UNION THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY.

INSTALLATION OF TIE REV. DR.. scHAFF AS
PROFESSOR IN THE UNION THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY.
The Rev. Philip SChaff, d. D., who has been
teaching In the Union theological Seminary for num-
Der of years. was formally installed Professor Of Apollo
Retics and symbocs at the Fourthave. Presbyterian
Church last evening in the presence Of the Faculty and
students and large audience The Hen. Wm. A. Booth
presded and the Rev. Dr. Hastings delivered address
OF welcome In behalf Of the Board Of Directors, after
which the Rev. Or. schA delivered address "The
Theology Of our Age and Country"
The address was thoughtful sketch Of the nature and
aim Of the theology which the American nation needs at
the ureseut time and an earnest appeal for Christian
unity He defined Christian theology the science OF
the Christian religion, otbertscence
a the Bible s text book eXcels other books and ~ re
gon its object towers above the secular OF man
He divided the field Of Divinity into four departments
ExeRetical Historical, Systematic ana Practical Theo
oF-ach of which he discussed at length Tie demands
npon fine ministry, ne said now higher than ever
Ministers ought not only 70 De the pnres the most us
full and the most charitable OF men, but they should also
he Ia the front rank Of the civilization OF the age taking
t lead I'm true progress and maintaining the supremacy
of religion the highest ranks OF and literature
As science theology should De studed ke every otner
atsdby memory and arranged ny judgment; Dut rs
socTed and sDirftual science based on divine reVela
tion and concerned with the eternal interests 0f man.
SHOULD be s&SS veil Ss ss5d the Il Ssk rs
An jndepe ndent American theology may Ne dated rom
the urofOInd speculati0ns OF Jonathan EdNhs anu hs
sncrrtsors and European learning has vastly eXhhnea
our hOr1zon Our arc and country are folhlh ih" lm
energy and zeal III the cause of general cdnrh'lo hi
fI ,aI M CicGe FOL t4e slIGti of iu hu It'F,
,ry crNfnrtinns Tho pr,lrr4 separation ~ church nj
pe S throw MA CbrisEa lily upJnt th' N0iihVerS Vitt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
MUSICAL NOTES.

The programme for the first week OF the
Nilsson seaSon is as follows: Monday, Lucia" Win
Nilsson and BrignO; Wednesday, Faust with Nilsso
Ga pOu and Janet Friday, Martha Win NlIsOOh ana
CspOul. The sale VI single tickets begnA to-day
The excellent performance OF "Don Glo-
vanm," which given at the Academy OF Music on
Monday, win be repeated Friday eyeniDg. Saturday VIII
be paQicnlaEy brilliant night not only because Sln
Meohel and PAfepa together, but ALSO ~ the IASI
dfaN@ysuecesSful season.
The ssle Of seats in the parquet and balcony
for the coming Philharmonic season. opened Tuesday
mOrnisRats usaal OfeeS, according to previous an
'bounoeNenk A. schirmers pure chasers were in waiting
early AsA osaeek In the morning. and when the sale
beRa1 ae9 0cpRI queue Of about people had been
formed ~ egpkpo the tickets exhausted Ia q very
short tc. hueon sale Of boxes tOtheF than those
in the proscenBpL 70 take place ut the Academy Of
Ausic Ut noop ~ u ID OF November.
The Dolby teRpe gave another ballad con-
cert last night ss eiAWAy Hail. the proceeds being set
apart fer the chosSo Seerers. There was not very
large sudisnee 6us thrA WsS good performance the
chief fault IN Whdh Wna RAo OF variety Too many OF
fhe pieces were thAsf Wsh ad been given by the same
artists last week and fhedGw AeecOns Were not good
Mr. Santey sang 06nod % The Valley once more
Iud strange 70 say ng ny lis listeners seemed d
comlfeeld how bupetbS 70 sd H. although songs Ot
LeIi both neesn1aAhS Hnd execution WI ~
earnestly encOred. ~ 1ss ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THE "PETn HALSTEAD MURDER TRIAL.
THIRD DAYS PReCEEDINGs-oPEETNG OF TIE
DEFENSE.

THIRD DAYS PRoCEEDINGs-oPEFTNG OF TIE
DEFENSE.
The evidence for the State in the Hastead
murder trial. in Newark, N. j., concluded at noon
Yesterday and the counsel for the defense informed the
Court that their witnesses would be disposed OF before
adjournment to-day. Two policemen, the Coroner, and
saloonkeepcr were examined by Prosecutor TtswOrth,
after which Mrs. Wilson recalled. She stated that
she had Cancelled her appointment to meet Bolts on July
because she Intended to visit an unmarried sister In
Philadelphia and did not wish him to be there She had
tmaed this by letter the Thursday preceding the homi
eide upon which day she went to Paterson When cross
examined by Mr. Spencer witness said she had not In
tended to spend the Fourth away from Newark but had
made an engagement meet Hastcad at the place where
he dned Hastead aware that Bolts had threatened
to shoot him. but had told witness that he had revolver
defend himself WITH at the time showing he the
weapon. II was q larger one than that produced 10
Court. Hastead SAID Potts should have no chance 10
shoot him, but that lie would shoot him nrst witness
communicated to Bolts any threat mace Dy
Re-dircct-FGistead had said he would only shoot In
selfdefense. aud that 1t would not do Tor nun 70 DC
mixed M" in quarrel with such low rascal as Botts
Two or three unmpOrant witnesses were thenexamned
and the case closed for the prosecution. ~
William w. Guild, IT., opened the case for the deense,
tIe defendat was not responsible for his actions Officer
Caan and Alderman Gallen testified tlat Haisesd na9
Onoe endeavOred to have Bolts arrested aud had USED
threatening language against him. Subsequently mass
Of trivial Testimony adduced relative 70 te CIIuc-
the prisoner during his residence in Motifs County
~ j. IS years ago Among Others two pased oid men men
testified that he had good reputation az tnat
CITY testified that lac had known Bolts for eight years,
AMI had never seen him under the influence OI nquol
before the murder and had then thought from his man
ner that he sane; his eyes were very Sharply
witness had been unable to got clear reply from HIM I'M
gave him check for $l24 co. that being tne
amount OF load OF charcoal and had to hand 1t to mm
three four times before he would put 1t In his pocket
81, Il, haha ofa I'm fha
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC AARkBTH
lBF1Our Srpersne, 30 1885 Jf
Dorhr Extra $7a l2 Treble Extra 81 a 81 So Corn se9r
Mixed 9!id SO; WHITE Oats easier at SdSSc Bran VI 90
nay PRIME cas- cho9: $3S ,. PoTl BIZ dG s and n., SrsT . Mes s
Lard arm Teree lU,e Kee 2ic sugsr-Eev Gray Clarified lOt
Centrifugal l2c hOasesIPar SiaSr Prime 1ST,Se hI
ehsuge-Sterng. l2lj New.York sight par Gold ny p,
WIxSoroS n c. l9Sprts Turpensne firm At Sc ROsin
arm at 30 Strained 50 25 for No. SJ - Tor No. CnIle
TaTpeuns steady 80 for Hard IS for Yellow DIP - 10 for
BUyI.Lo Oct Is-Recepts-Four 5000 bbl whea los 900
bush Corn bush, 6,' 5000 BUSH P,rley 900 Su.S
R, shipneu-Com Oats Il 900 bah Canal Freighs
dui Wheat l?e Com iO olisi 9ais 70 FSOr gulet ana Tp
ii a. orators about reporting sea Corn dull and tASitr
ulps hash No Western. 10 lots, a. 30 S6e Oats dull Ono
nomnsly Ale Other articles unchanged fn yesterday m
Wheat owerl No. 81 49, cash 81 lst seller NOTem6er No
eli o. Oan-Eo SSsri 0oc Com aRsenledi No hIe DC
RYE ,teadyi 64lS BseyNo Sprng lover S1c
boh wheat shpm.D-5OoQ bb Plour and lo 90 suah Wheat
MEMPHIS oe, IaFlour steady 80 "a Cor1 lS%sr ISGsH
Lad Sst au and Unchanged Bacon lover sSOus s Clear sd
0,Nxcs Oct n-Four unchanged; sales lsoo bb o. IS Sr
No. sp1nsi 81 rs for AmbS win, 90 80 70, w;l'S Moy
es ioT Doubles whesl quiet s cars No hlWsnSa.
Cab 4 a So round e. SSe,:d z 81 o " ss sT g a. A.
ssE ssip:us: ~ $50 AiddipsS Tna sN HGat1t,
iCsnai Se sy g. .Us: ssrfSfS 10 Wy,
T. sJs: o. 3 % & s;ison 70 ss.Y :s;
Sa Receipts 81 Jke- $500 hah Wheat 1900 bush Barley
i5roO ses Lumber. bh!pnsos By C.n,l.t 90 SssA wheat
ToLHDo Ocl ia-Fbof dun and snch.nEsd What seelsed
Ino, f sI q, No. Red Winter si C itO.. 81 nI ET
ys u. sAG G eI5s Ss "a a ass Ssr
No 5e FrssAs-W Ssss 10 HaaAlo De- RecdpkSOO hAA
Flour 2JOO bgA Wheat 900 bush Corn aud SOG olA o.IA
OOS sAs Thar 1900 SoaA SA'A 1%csa S0IA Corn
la Alaah
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

LONDON, oct. 18-Tho snbscriptons at inc
Mansion HouSe to the Chicago heiiei h1 "p o" " ""
n,ant amount 70 Ra.5Oo Tho Lord Mayor had received
tIecrou of tbanks from Mr.. Mason Mayor OF Chicago
Add,tiopal subscriptions Of considerable amounts have
heen received from southamron. Dundee ana mSstng ~
ham list wa opened In Belfast, yestolu @ AZ aIif ~
Chicago. - ,,o-o +bo we'll known friend
Relief conmee by ems Sdts q aIanss. he
aaeoPdance with the t Va hutioas and sny
ing thai although France poor she deSss ,nsrp for the
h"r gratitude and make some pra"'Mv M ,sSnrtnDeA by
fraternal sympathy shown fnt her III hoi n'i'i' -
The people ui the United states N,,,r,o,, or1 ,bn
DIarIN, oct. ia-Prnce rG'GrA ,ha cordinl sympthy
"wIn hr,lca Tor tie German fodirfn curing the ,hc
. IT, w.r uu.'r Az contribution ni oa u,'N W. Wv
r,Loi Ul tae victims vi ttv Chicago cStal''S'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

AMgeaLEY, Ont, Oct. IA Port Albert dis
patch prts two schOOners ashore there the named
LHoy ABelard OF Algonac. Mich, laden with telegraph
poles from New River to sandusky, and owned by FaL
Ktvern Of AgOnac She Is fast going to pieces
The other schooner is the Mary Thompson Of Chicago,
with corn frsm Chicago Buffalo She had been driven
the lake for Il days. unable to anything se
OF tho smoke and mist No iyes lOsa Another
vessel Dsme unknOwu riding at anchor of tbs shore,
disabled.
The following disasters have been reported Ut King
ston The schooner Advance is ashore near Wellington
Homewad Bound, ashore at Newcastle, and Henry
HOag. ashore at Amherst Island
KINCARDITE, Ont, Oct. 1s.-TTs new barge Twi-
Hight ludcn with lumber drted Ashore near he-e last
ished. an
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
CHICAGO pLucK-MEssRs. J. BAUER & co.

II is n pleasure to learn from a reliable
source that while cnterprising house OF Bauer Co.
OF Chicago and NewYOrk has sustained severe loss IN
the destruction OF their extensive panoorte warerooms
which adoned the Crosby Opera House, their business
ties Of the Eew-York branch No. $50 Broadway Their
heavy stock pianos and band instruments destroyed
from the metropolitan establishment, and probably be-
fore this item readers Mcssrs julius and Her
mann Bauer will have begun opening their new invoices
In their temporary new quarters, No 270 Michgauaye.
Arrangements for rebuilding their marble store have
already been e with characteristic energy and doubt
les few months will the young firm again hand
somey housed aud pursuing fresh paths 0f prosperity
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
apir u se,l+appA t.ud. q IevsCb ,Dsk,iA,

dpl- u se,i.tppS tend. 70 leveiO indk kAuli isssa
In Objects and dscouragcs the study Tor the
ministry from any other motive than love 10 Christ and
immortal souls Hence our American tleoogy should
be purer and more IN sympathy with the religious fe Of
the people Tho coexistencg Of tho different forms Of
liberallty and charity. Christian unity cannot
be enforced nor artihcialy Manufactured. II Is
opment OF all tho various types Of Christian doctrine
and discipline, Let PresbytcrianS, Con-
gregati0nalhts meth0dists BaptisiS tutherans Dtch
and German Reformed and all other Christans be true
70 their standards OF faith and practice honestly f
their own mission, and do good their own method
Let them abhor the selfish spirit Of aran exclusive
ncsa recognize Cr.s image in all ils reflections, and
me oltenuRl ptItO. ~ "
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

ALIEN H-wILJIASSIn BrOOLtn, TueSi1 OSt IT, BY - Bow
Williams dA1gbcr u the late George N. WillAnA
O-HARTIEOn Tuesday hs Ina in.L ihe residence -
brides metts Rn George TAan, Of kDuan c laro
William n. teIsAbe dSughisr Of the as william ha 60,
ali Of this city.
HOLT-BowBN-At yooistoch Conn Oct ~ lsT By Rev rs~S
LAmpmsu Of JAna L. aAssedl - Rev. BaesA F Weodi"sh,
George Holt Of NcwlOrk City Sod Mary, daughter Of Asrro
Bowen Of Brooklyn, N, Y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANDRzou Tuesday, Oct TO- Tf
Dr. HO5ghton the Cach ofthe TanaurAoH ksT
Edward G. HeughtOu Of NeWfOk Regina bAnLaeH h rnand
eldest daughter Mr. R Martinez eraAnlrI Of aisnEaS Cuba
MOORR-ZgBLRYAt Holy Trinity Church. Harlem wednesday,
Oct 49, 1911 McYcker Lillian Cameron, daux6
John ~ ZebleJ WAldrou Moore all Of hb city
ORMSDEE-FOwLER-0n Oct B a. the esbeASe o. tie BRIDE
Holden HesIOrk aud Aira L. Fowler H. d. of tie
former place. No cards
RREDCALHOUN-At Stanford Conn Tuesday OFT H. By The
Rev. T. W. Bhve Mr. stephen 4. Kesd AlSS Jenaie A. Cab
houn all Of stamford No cards.
sELMsER-NcPH Wednesday Ot 49, By he Rev. JoepA
T. Dur,ea d. d. Mr. Marin Semser Of AodOO SsDce Co., n L.
TO Miss MARY Jane Mcpherson Of BrOoklyrs ". D.
sUERMAN-SMIrH-In Brooklyn "Wednesday Cct ~, ny Rev.
Aplrus sherman Mary Alice Holmes snh dAnSh
ter OF W. W. Smtn esq, all Of brooklyn No cAr1A-
WArRRMAN-GOOKIN-At Brooklyn, Z, on rueSay Oct H. q
the parH by the Rev. IhOSs Wsermsn
Of Connecticut Edgs NAhoA dAGs1teE oI AIrea
ID. GOOkin, esq.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

=. n. VA sent TO the Founding Asylum, whence
~ CnasSed Into The hands OF Mt oEci, ana from hfm
- ~ sisfer and thence Mrs. Mnseer, oy WhoH ~
70 ~ t the etaton house and again cane under ne
hsrSe Of the Commissioners who gave her 10 nS MS
SS nj Railway N j. where it Is claimed she reaCHMSo ~
h and of her earthly Journey and buried under tn
nSIne OF Mary smith The father asserted thai Tue e
Tss sti alive end Judge Barnard, before whom t t
mater was brought. sent the to referee " u0
,nInn ho fuCl.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

This Company is not so severely injured by
the Chicago fire as at first indicated in THE TRIBUNE Of
the nth inst The affixed to the name Of the Com
pany in the list published that date placed there
IN the hurry of the moment, and, as 1t now appears
without adequate reason. After paying all losses at
Chicago the Company will be in possession OF about
g. 10000 good assets, which are amply SUFFICIENT Tor re-
insurance fund and at the same time leave portion or
the capital intact The action OF the Board OF Directors
In promptly calling upon the stockholders to make good
the assets to tho full amount required by our State law
also well calculated to give new confidence In the
lnmnanY.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The latest count Of the Ohio Legislature
leaves the Senate evenly divded1s to 10. Tie House
will consist Of Republicans 81; Democrats co. Inde-
pendent Republican, in doubt. tie in Noble County,.
The opinion to be that there has been no eec
ton Noble County and the Governor must order an
other trial. Before anything done however, the Opn-
ion Of the Attorney General will be obtained Others
hold the candidates may settle the question BY
casting lots
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
THE CITY REGISTRY.

Tho Inspectors of Registry in several dis
trets continued work of repatriation yesterday with
the following result:
TWELFTH wARD-Tenth District t5; Eighteenth District D. ~
THIR1EENTH WLRD-Pst District To- Third t9 FOURTH 1O Flh
g Srh 81 Reventh, III Eighth, 0; Ninth - Tent, Is
TWkNTIETH WARD-TWen'y .seoond District H
TwBNTI.szcoND WARD-Tw enty seventh District, u
Total registered yesterday, 6s6 total on Tuesday,
5000 Total for the two days, 23T39,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN, STATE NOMINATIONS.
ssrtLarY Of SsSas,.."...,.".G. hilton SCRIBHER.
eo.,olI,T. .........NELSONK HOPKINA.
Tr,asursy. THOMAS RAINRS.
AnorAey. GtAsrGl. .......RRANCIS G. BARLOW.
Ssae Bnginer and Surveyor. WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR.
CduaI CowmtsnoHer BARKLEY.
Stas PrtSoA EAspeEOr. Or.......,THOMASKIRK
RLECTION TUESDAY. NOYRMBKRI
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
The Raesnr C.nflnarniion.

Ansss the few Cpes who lave ssTethe Ics Of sdoas
ae s- Chicago Oh MErRoIoLsrAS saHo. 100 Bs1adWaJ
TendUse hs full Sbae Of rabBo pstrpo.se
Th Cnpsy Csphal Of THRHD HrSozED rno~
DosIARs suple surplus rns4y write against lo
damage " Gre dwup fonituIe 1e zhdss vssssh
pOsi sOr easeSOi md mortgage utsres.aiC0 Ad'eseL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
GuetiaI Notices

GRIND Republican Mass Meetins Will b s.d syTs
e.u County COMMITTEES onOndsga and the
PF Nc N 6sPw 62fPE HSs: & cas
BUTLER NOBLE and other eminent speakers vii address the M
i1s ss:d hs@0f sna 70 Sut.sy 5ssaiOns are
RpaG Count. cn%1 81 % asuaSS 81 s%n.s .aa
throughout the county ere invited attend On LEE LEE sAxBoRs
Secretary Young Mems RspubAcas AsOcaaaSa.
Union epu biican 20th Assembly D.tTies.
regular meeting Of % A:GoS . s s aSd H .. L' Joas%
OLIVER PTestdeat J1sss P. WALkKR, secretary.
Nineteenth Ward Council Of POtics! keforT7As S A
iGOSfsa % TsrS on THURSDAY EVENING s All O'Clock
a % ts S Of T rsS naTas 6. %
..ts to attend f1115 H1CPRRS ssEtfls VAN YUs
GEAsdH s.s D. Souon Addison Brown Daniel Herbert IL
Harlee. CoBrntse Of Arrangement
-Tweniy-Rirst Assembly District Union Repu6lcaa
A AisVes Sn SSnais Gsi YsaS.y
. sJUns nasts ScaO, .SdRf nd g MCcSs sserst.s = ven
Committee for the Relief Of the sufferers by ths
Chicago Canaasration.
Roous % rHs CHANBER ov CoNsERcz.
No. g. WILLIAM October H. 1911 5
Per.Ons saOo, Subscribing this object send their oOnHsa
Op to Tho Chamber Of Commerce. No wuat Of GECRaH
WILSON Secretary busea The eOur' Of 10 m Aad
3d. m or 10 any member OftS. ceeI 10 b. made PsS.
to thu oder ETA A. LOW, Treasurer.
oFFICERs OF THE COMMITTEE:
c. IL
GEORGE oPDYKB veeGAalrnss. Is NsSsasSt
A Low, Treasurer, u BsrHnSsnp
FRANK HOWE, Secretary. @ walLsI
Lie AsssclatiOa sr America
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, NBW.YoRl
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES
Safety and fair policy Economy and n.a
Aesneut All prOsn ssui!Ably dvAed among policy hSRs
Policies DOaOeitas hr SarSsasr VaIue guarantee bJ eAA
Every representatives In The asr Board
Directors. WILLIAM bA&bs, As'sAU'
CT BuRxs. AtRas..
terrible GSe having yp Brusss, an OIAs1 ,sttens.
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