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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-19
CHoICF THIRD DISTRICT REAL ESTATE.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIE JOSEPHINE NOR.
GER

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 35,O-..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-19
By r. NJ. q B. ]. Montgomery.
ONE PAIR OF FINE HORSES AND AN ELEGANT
VICTORIA CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF OSCAR J. DUNN.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 35 ,O55.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-19

hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
Of the original act of Incorporation eAtant III my
current notarial register 1.-THE names OF the ssneis
thereto being Omitted and do further certify
that said original act of Incorporation mas pee. u
duly recorded N the office of the hecoioet y,
Mortgages for this city and parish, as required
by law.
New Orleans. December 80 1871.
GEORGE w. CHRISTY, Notary Pubic.
ttp3l 1awaw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23


Mast Is paid $500 q week by the HArperS
= Rosa BOnhOur will pay us a visit next
spring.
: BueEAloW diss-oKit FOrnsy-ths Curtin
falla.-Chteago POH.
Lucea tickets are a drug 10 the New York
market SpsculAtOTs sell them on the streets At
Major wellington De Boots u. S. ClArke)
was recently married to pretty London &C
- Nilsson Is expected In New York in Noysm-
Der, but the expectation Will probably DO dlSAp'
pointed.
- Sir Rounded Palmer Is to receive $50 900 for
his services as counsel for Great Britain before
the Geneva tribunal
Mis- VIOlsttA COlvIlls was presented with
oofOnet Of gold gems valued At u 800, on
the occasion Of her recent debut and benefit on
the lyric stage, at SavonA, Italy.
- Miss Sing Yee, Of San Francisco, a warm,
brown beauty" has abandoned the baTbArous
Chinese style Of heAd-dress, and permits her
wealth Of Iet-blaok hair 10 seek her waist.
When girl at Lowell wants the husband
o. her choice she manages 70 EOout bOallnB win
him, tips him over, saves him at the risk Of her
life, and no IL hers forever.
"A statue Of General y. W. Lander Is pro.
posed as q soldiers monument at salem, MAssa-
ohusetta. His sister, Miss Louise Lander, Ia
suggested as the sculptor.
Mr.. Charles Lane, BOstOn's murdered msr-
chant, has LEFT by will his household furniture
aud the income OF co. 900 TO his wife, and the
bulk Of his property In trust for the bsnsht Of
his two daughters.
"A lIIt OF recent converts 10 Rome has Just
| been published In England, 1t contains over
| eighty names Of MATqulsos, EaTls Lords, Cen
| erals and AdmirAlB, many belonging TO the In.
husntlAl and noble families Of the nation.
Professor AEAssiI has been fishing at Sac.
| TAmontO, California, and = local paper says
succeeded In catching, by aid Of tOTpedOes, which
we're exploded 10 tho water, about one thousand,
cOmprEinE all the varieties that are found In
| those waters.
The Inflated Empress CRTlOttA will leave q
fortune Of hYS million dollaTs, which will be In
| heTited by her brothers, the King Of Belgium,
/ and the Count Of Flanders. Sue had VAinly
tried 70 take her whole capital with her TO MeXl
/ 90. Her brother, the king, refused 10 let her
| have IL and paid her only the interest. Her
father, King Leopold !, left his three children
/ fortune Of hiteon million dollars In cash.
| - Helmbold, Of buohu and siG.hOrBe circus
wagon nOtorlsty, can claim To have sWlndlsd the
| newspapers out Of more money than any Othsi
| man IN the United states. He owes the New
| York Herald u, 200, the World, t2,sl0, the Sun
| ii, OOs, the Tribune tT,bl2, the Cincinnati Com
| mtTctal q, ass, the Chicago Tribune t3,bls, the
| Chicago Timei u, $40, and the Chicago JOITHG
| tbs3 besides these he Ia indebted TO 8. NJ, Pet
tngill h Co., advertising agents, in the sum o.
J tll,AI0,
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GEORGETOWN Affairs.

THE INJURED FtRENEE.- The condition Of
Mr.. Alfred Murray, fireman Of Engine No. O.,
Injured on Monday morning BY being thrown
from wagon while attending q ere, IL no bet
ter, and hia ply siolRns still have no hope for his
recovery. Col. W. o. Drew, assistant chief en-.
gineer, injured at the same time, IL much i'm.
proved, aud expects 10 DO able to walk In few
days
OHnnRAL MERoUAHptsE- Arrived, steamers
John Gibson, from New York, and New York,
rom Philadelphia, with general merchandise
Tor District merchants.
FURNITURE EoR wILLARp's HoTEL.--1n the
cargo Of the steamer John Gibson, which ar.
rived yesterday In this city, IL q quantity Of
furniture for WlllArd's hotel.
THn 0RAtH MARKRr.-Rscelpts yesterday
were 3, 800 bushels Of wheat
TO the loW water In tho canal. The stoppage o.
the mills IL doing serious injury 70 the commits
sion merchants, and much VeNAtlon Il expressed
towards the Canal Company for allowing thu
supply dam In the canal 10 be 90 sadly neglected
THH contractors for raising the market house
have begun laying the block.
wEDDINo.-Mr. walker Tucker, Of Washing
ton, was married. yesterday afternoon, At st
Johns p. church, TO Miss LlzElo Knowles
daughter OF Thos. KnoWles, ESQ, Of this city
Amer the ceremony, the couple started on Z
bridal tour. -.
LUNBHR-The receipts by the different lum
Der merchants yesterday were l7b,OOO feet.
THn steamer New York, from Philadelphia
brought In her cargo yesterday large lot o
Iron fencing for the Board Of Public Works.
THRRE were no sales Of grain yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
AFFAIRS

purICRs or NRw ADvEWTIsEMENTS
PRrNoE's pAzAAR, No. llOd Penntylvanl"
avenue.
MANpARtN TIA for sale by Mrs. Wheelock'
George Boyden and Miss Weaver.
A DELIGHTFULLY."- situated three story brick
house for ms
sEE the advertisement Of Brewer In another
column.
HANDSOMELY furnished parlOr to let.
FoR cheap alpacas call on Luttrell Wine.
THR regular monthly meeting Of the Tenth
district REPUBLICAN club will he held tonight.
A LARGE assortment Of well. made fashionable
carriages for sale by Rooert II. Graham.
THE Governors Mounted Guard will assemble
tomorrow afternoon.
THE Council Of Administration Of the Depart.
ment Of the O. A. r. will meet to- night
SEE COrnwell h sons price list Of teas, coffee,
and sugars.
u. II. WARNER, real estate broker and
auctIonesr, will sell on Monday, November Z, al
I o'clock p. M, valuable ImprgTed property or
Massachusetts avenue at and near the corner OIL
Thirteenth street northwest.
AREwARD OF 40 will DO given for the fellow
who stole whip
A CUSTOM CUTTER and coat hands wanted.
W. NJ. SHusTER advertIses elegant new drcs
goods.
uERMANIA LoDos, X. Of p, meets this after
| noon.
wAsHINoToN ARTILLERY meets this evening
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

EDIroR REPUBLICAN,; The public space At
the intersection Of PsnnsylVRnlA and Louisiana
avenues and Seventh and q streets northwest
Is the central point Of our two great leading
thOrOugAiares, and about tho common centre Of
our business Interests generally, as II Is nearly
Of the population Of the District.
From this point, also, We may have iine view
OF tho Capitol, the Treasury, Patent Once aud
Post Once Departments, the Oity Hall, the
Washington monument 40. Here, more than
Gt any other point In the city, We need open
space, unObstTuoted streets, and an expansive
ahd spacious outlook In every direction.
II does seem 10 me, therefore, that the old
market sheds should no longer be permitted "a
Intercept the prospect and cucumber one OIL
these magnificent Ayenuasi aud, think, also
that the unattFaotiVe, triangular Enclosure Ooou,
pying portion Of the sans avenue should give
place TO some other less obstructive and more
useful or ornamental Improvement
Instead Of the present oramped, Irregular and
unsymmetrieGl appearance Of this public com
mon, let US now have the system and symmotFy
Of its original design restored and illustrated
In no other section Of the city, with 90 little OF
pense, con an improvement DO effected 90 oh
nouSly bSnencent and imposing. y, o,
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RECKLEss DRIVING.

A Lady Ran Over Hsd Seriously Injured.
YSstsr dAy, about noon, as Mrs. Neal, Of Alex.
andriA, accompanied by her daughter and =
lady friend, was crossing tho open spaceist the
Intersection Of Louisiana and Pennsylvania
avenues, q man came driving down the former
street at q rapid rate, and before the ladies
could get out OF the way MRS. Neal, middle
aged lady, was knocked down and run over, re-
cslVinR severe cut on the left side Of the face
above the eye, and near the temple 90 close
that an inch nearer the injury might have
proved fatal. Her LETT arm was broken In two
places between the wrist and the elbow. She
was taken up by some gentlemen who witnessed
the accident, but were not near enough to pre-
vent It, and carried 10 Nairn's drug store, at the
corner OF Ninth street and the Avenue, whore
the wounds about the head we're dressed by DR..
MoBlair, and was Afterwards taken TO the resi-.
dence Of DR.. Hall, where, assisted by DR.. Oar.
nett the broken bOnes Of the arm were reset,
- At 0'ClfGS, she returned to AleIandrla.
Austin, but beyond that nothing dsnhitc' Gould
be obtained concerning him. such men should
be ApPrehended and brought to Justice. This
one seemed perfectly indifferent as 10 what harm
he had done or the injuries inflicted, for after
running over the lady he drove on up the Avenue
without stopping to make any inquiry Into her
condition. Tho Avenue has become a regular
raoo-oOurse, where teams dash up and down,
ana their drivers pay little or no attention TO
avoid pedestrians that arc crossing to and fro at
all hours OF the day. There Is a remedy, and II
IL full time that It was applied, at least for the
safety OF life and limb, 10 say nothing VI the
enforcement Of law.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

Daley and smith Head the FaotIsns-TI
Boui Of Pebble Works and the AIsHandF

Daley and smith Head the FSetisus-Ths
BoHi Of Pebble Works and tho AIsHandrIa
RRIoRd Company.
Yesrday morning the contractor for grading
and ping First street west, from Pennsylva-
MIA anne to Indiana avenue, ordered his work.
men proceed with their labor, and not let the
track the Orange and Alexandria railroad,
whicls laid along that street, interfere with
them the least; In other words 10 cover II up
comptely. This action, Il ls understood, was
dlctad BY the Board Of Public Works on 40.
coun)f the unwillinRness Of the company 70
raiseheir tracks some two or three feet In order
to niSo II conform 10 the new grade Of the
stroO
obey orders, and by 70 O'Clock the entire sur.
face the track, for space Of thirty or forty
feet,'as covered with earth. Tbs news trav.
eled asst, and by this hour Mr.. DuBauy, super.
Intefeut Of the Baltimore and Potomac Rad,
(Whh now controls the Orange and Alexandria
RppUed At the head OF tour stalvArt laborers,
eacbrmed With shovel, and ordered them 70
cleathe track, which they proceeded 10 do, one
set uoWing on dirt and the other throwing II
Oh. earring that some trouble might snsue,
spool superintendent Flynn sent word 10 Lieu.
tonat Kelly, and that oifieer soon responded
Wltmis entire reserve force.
Hhad hardly reached the ground before he
was ppealed TO by the railroad men TO drive the
Othe from the track, they claiming II as their
espeal property, Thlsthe Lieutenant couldn't
soc; was not there TO decide upon the rights
Of elier party, but to prevent q breach Oi tho
poae and so Informed them.
II little game Of throwing Vf and on cOntin.
ned " hall an hour the railroad men, who had
In ii meantime been 40 Enforced, gaining ground
rapily, and nearly clearing the track, whom
sudeniy a cattle train oame up and drove both
paFbs OF, The engineer looked over the
vropd or the track carefully, concluded that
he 0Ild get over, aud putting on good head Of
steai, Iucceeded ln crossing safely, but instead
Of wing on he halted his train and allowed II to
roilIn standing,
Mile the train had been 10 possession the
conraotor, Determining not TO DO outdOne, had
senior more men and carts, which soon arrived,
ndnstead OF covering towards the avenue as
tho mad been doing, they dumped 10 between the
whels Of the cars, the railroad men attempting
10 IKE II out as fast as Il was put 10, but seeing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The treasurer was buslly engaged yesterday
In paying the members Of the police force their
corporation salary for October.
Thirty-one enlisted men have deserted or alb.
aentod themselves without leave from tho Marine
barracks since the trst OF the present month.
A meeting Of the Connecticut Republican
voters was called for last night but owing to the
slim attendance no business was transacted.
Mr.. John Il. Foster yesterday resigned his
diIOr's Office He starts Tor st. louis TO accept a
situation In the Valley National bank In that
city.
The following was the range OF the thermom
eter yesterday at Hempler's optlclan store, No.
ass Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF FOur-And-A-
half street: q. IN, s.; 10 4. m, 5Di u N, Oh
p. IN, 63; I p. m, 90; o p. m, o.; S p. m, 90.
Won't the dead animal wagon have compass.
sion on the citizens living on New York avenue,
near Finh street, and remove that carcass Of a
dead dog lying there since last friday II hal
been reported several times, but no nOtioe taken
OF II.
A meeting OF the stockhOlders Of the Metrop
oils Paving Company was called for yesterday
afternoon for the purpose OF electlng officers fOr
the ensuing year, but owing TO few holders Of
stock being represented the meeting adjourned
without taking any action.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The National Veteran club held meeting
last night at No. ass Pennsylvania avenue, Col.
Timothy Lubey In the chair, and A. II. J. Rich
aTLsOn secretary. The subject OF receiving and
entertaining the Veteran Legion Of Allegheny
CITY, Pennsylvania, was taken up for cOnsldeTa.
was star cd that the time OF arrival Of the visit.
Ors was unknown, a committee consisting Of
MessrA. Geer, Short and Adams was appointed
10 make inquiry as 10 the arrival OF the club and
publish the time In the morning papers, and II
was resolved that the club should meet the Wis
ltors at the depot. After the transaction Of other
routine business and tho election Of several new
members the club adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
GENERAL TRRM--Uhief Justice Cartier and
Justices Wylle aud Macarthur sat In bans yes
terday.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
ChAA Danforth, Of New York, was admitted
10 the bar on motion Of MT. Everett
Addie ID. Adams Va, J. II, Adams. The court
At the conclusion Of the argument affirmed the
decree below. An appeal was taken to the Su.
preme Court Of the United States.
barker va Robertson. This case was argued
by Mr. Miller. Adjourned.
SPECIAL THRH-JUdgs Wglis-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday:
Lomar vs. SmallWoOd. Motion 10 OveTule eE.
coptions submitted 10 the Court
Forrest ". Forrest Order appointing L. A.
Lambert guardian I'D iifem,
wheatley vs. Fitch. Order dlsoharEing re.
celver.
In ~ bankruptcy OF q. N, Lamphere. The
Court took the papers and reserved Its decision.
Dalton ", AbSlL Order that receiver pay
the auditors fee, Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The Nntionui Theatre
The drama Of zone wife" was performed last
night with apparently improved readiness and
smoothness, and Miss ThOmpsOn's hne acting
was but the more effective. Hor exquisite as
sumption and most refined and intense feeling
proves great study Of human nature and perfect
conception Of the character she presents Ihe
gorgeous dresses worn by Miss Thompson and
the stately brunette, Miss Ida Vernon, attract
ed much admiration.
epgram aud morale. Miss Thompson quite
thrilled her approaching audience as, standby
In the mOOnlit garden, on the verge Of nnal ira
gedy, In converse with her mother and guardian
she turns to both with frultless appeal for help
and denOunces the pOwerless laws Of marriagi
which aid the husband IN control denied the
wife, and with stirring tones eloquontly apoltro'
pixies her fate. The scenes were well repre-
sented, and the last act 10 Its rapid conclusions
eXcellently performed.
The Theatre COmIaue.
The ladies availsd themselves Of their ptlyll
ego last night and turned out In good force At
the Theatre COmique. Tho house was large
one, and the long and WelLseleCted programme
displayed the merits Of tho company TO good ad
vantage. The floral ballet was warmly ap
plauded, and the "One Hundredth Night o
Hamlet" with Burbank as the Melancholy
Dane, elicltcd much fun. The song Of "BluI
Beard, =" by Harry Brown, was handsomely 70
oeivsd, and the female Hercules, Miss Webster
exhibited an astonishing amount OF strength
and skill. Washington Upside Down."
sketch Of female rule, Is not an immortal produe
ton. One Of the young ladies In the piece 1
entirely out OF her element, aud We trust he
n.:-e will be omitted from the cast. A gram
perlOTmsnce tonight
Metropo.''an Variety Theatre.
Tho congress Of talei: and beauty, "unap
proachabls In brllllanCy, and hitherto unS'
tempted, as the crazy bill writer's have II, a.
the Metropolitan last night. MulllgAn ap
peared as "sylph.like danseuse" TagllonI, II
the burlesque OF the " Black Crook" and a
Boliver, q wine merchant, and also as TrOuba
dor. Charley Gardner and Billy Rice were eX
ceedingly happy In their delineatlons, Added
TO these names II the renowned ono Of Sam s
Sanford. and he performs nightly.
Grand Concert.
Tomorrow evening a grand concert will b.
given at Lincoln hall 10 aid Of St Joseph
Orphan Asylum. The professional and ANA
teur talent secured for this most laudable Occa
sion includes the names Of Miss Eva Mills, Mis-
T. Lucas, Mrs. A. King, Messrs. 0eThhrdt
NOyos, Chase and tho ArlOn Quartet Club
Mrs. A. Curley, Of Baltimore, and Miss Addii
Randall will also assist. Carl Richter will pre-
side At the plano, and l. Z. Cannon will diree
tho concert, We trust a very liberal patronag'
will be extended,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

Yesterday, about noon, Mrs. Mary Maggie
Dickson, mother OF Hon. VIM. Dickson, died at
his residence, on Eleventh street, OF congestion
Of the lungs, after a short Illness Mrs. Dickson
was In the blNtleth year Of her age, and up to .
few years ago was resident OF Philadelphia,
since which time she has resided In this city.
The many friends Of her son and his family VIII
learn Of their loss with sincere regret, and OK,
tend to them that hearty sympathy 90 we'll
deserved In their sad bereavement
Mrs Dickson was o deyOut Christian, and
afleT a Well.spent life ended her days In full
communion In the Catholic Church, of which she
was an exemplary member.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The National Veteran Club will assemble at
IN baltimore depot this morning at $50 O'Clock
with the Marine band to receive the Veteran
Legion Of Allegheny City, OF Pennsylvania, and
escort them to their hotel During the day the
members Of the Veteran Club will escort their
visitors about tho city, through the different
public buildings, and strive to give them good
lime ReneFally
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The Athletic Base Ball Club, Of Philadelphia,
present champions Of the United States arrived
In this city this morning, aud are stopping at the
National hotel. This afternoon they will play
a grand match against the Baltimore club on
the Olympic grounds A WelloOntssted game
may be expected. Extra coaches will commence
running at $50 o'clock, ?. m, from the corner
Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street. The
Indian delegations at present In this city will
attend In a body under escort OF Capt. AlYOTd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

down the old structure and expects 10 have II
completely removed by the middle OF next week.
The market men will use tho temporary sheds
c0naLInolad until the new marriott 10 completed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

LIGHT, DRAB, brown, AND BLUH, dahllA and
slate cOlOred English kersey OVeroOAt1 at aston.
ishlngly low prices, Just received at A. STRAUs'
popular clothing house, lOli Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
Lecture.

The lecture before tho class Of Christian work.
ers At the Young Meme Christian Association
leotuTo room, this evening, 10 To DO delivered by
Rev. A. W. PltEsr, Of the Central PresbyteTian
church, upon THE Christian worker IN the Sab
bath school
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The inspector Of curbing was directed to REQ
that the original plan for the improvement Of
X street, between TNenty.nrs and Twenty.
second streets, DO carried out applications Of
parties to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

PoLICE CouRT-Judgs SntH.-Robert La
Boale, forfeited collateral for disoFdsrly con.
duct. Patrick Cation, profanity; Is. Wallace
Myers, dlSordorly In Georgetown, forfeited col
collateral ". Thomas Magruder, drunk Vs.
John Ayres, carrying concealed weapon so
CHARLES II. Murray, dlsorderly ", George A
ling house; Is. John I. Hooper, assault and
battery on ThOB. ID. Wright, colored, by shoot
ing him In the leg with pistol, at the Eleventh
street wharf The Judge held Hooper 10 500
for action Of the grand Jury. Kate and Bfldge
Kennedy, assault and battery on HonOra " Don
nell; postponed. Roy Field, assault on JUhG
MadIEan; continued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

W. r, Smith, chairman Of the parklog COM
mission, suggests the proprlety Of an order
that no trees DO cut down except by order Of the
parking commission, which the board approved,
and an order has been Issued 10 tho contractors
In accordance herewith.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

Last night, about O'Clock, as the southern
freight train belonging 10 the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad arrived at the depot on MARY
land avenue one Of tho cars, heavily laden with
freight designated for the District, was dropped
nt the corner Of Maryland avenue and Eleventh
street southwest but instead Of the car Standing
where the train LEFT It, and As Is usual Il started
at q rapid rate down the track on Mary land ave-
nue.. MIR. John Sweeney, . brakeman on the
road, who was on the car At the time, BlHnAled
with his light, and called aloud for those on the
street TO keep out Of the way, while At the same
time he was using all his efforts 70 stop the car
with the brake, which had not the least elect,
owing to the neglect Of the builder 70 put the
break chains on the car whom constructed.
The car continued down Maryland avenue 70
Virginia avenue, thence to flr6t street, when II
Jumped the track and stopped. During the
passage OF the car along lts wild course the
greatest excitement prevailed, and many were
the demands for Mr.. Sweeney TO jump on OF the
car IN order TO save his life, but the appeal
aVAllod nothing and Mr.. Sweeney remained at
his post until the car stopped and luckily 70.
oelyed no injuries. Many rumOrs were clTcula.
ted that the car had killed several persons, but
upon our reporter investigating tho affair he
found that no one was injured although the
| escape Of some was miraculous,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

At the annual conyOcatlon Of Potomac X. A.
Chapter, No. Z, held at Masonic hall, In George,
town, last evening, tho following officers were
elected for the ensuing Masonic year; NJ. T.. II
Priest, Allen Walt y, King, u, 4, HedTloki T.,
Scribe, George y. UOrs0Dj Treasurer, X. s,
OTOpley; Secretary, q, y. Shekell,