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Gloshier, tire aronaut, reports that womans
voice is audible in a balloon at the height o. two
miles while that OF man mas never reached
higher than a mile.
On the east shore of Lake Michigan fruit
grower has undertaken the cultivation of figs,
having three hundred trees of that fruit in fine
growing condition. He heels them UP each
winter for protection. from the frosts, and owing
TO his care and Judgment, has had two crops
from them each season for the past two years.
Thus far he has made the fig crop Il source of
considerable ploft.
The night editor of Detroit paper undertook
TO graprle with a dispatch from st. Louis, the
other night, relating TO the proceedings of the
Bmai Birth. He is evidently much of He
brew scholar, for, after wrestling with the thing
for some time, he beaded it: "rhe B. N. A. |.
Brethren in Full Bast!" and rushed on
The war as to who started the fist religious
paper in the United States has again broken out,
the honor having lately been ascribed TO Mr..
Sidney L. Morse. Richard Storrs Willis, in an
elaborate and clear statement in the Evening
Post, IN. W proves that his father, the late
Nathaniel Willis, was the first founder of a re-
ligious paper-thc Boston Recorder-and the
first publisher OF paper for youth-the Youths
Companion.
Alexis received from the Laclede rolling mills
at st. Louis, box containing specimens OF Iron
mountain iron, aud made of rosewood and lined
with blue velvet 1t contained also thirteen
specimens Of highly finished iron, including a
hook of sheet iron, maGuitcently bound in
Turkey morocco and gilt. The sheets were as
thin as tissue paper, requiring 4sO to make one
inch ia thickness, but were very tough aud
strong, and as smooth as writing paper. The
grand duke will have it placed on exhibition at
the imperial fair TO be held in Moscow, next
May.
Though Olympia. Washington territory, lies
about the latitude of Quebec, its winters are
mlder than those of Richmond. A freezing
farsn fs and 10 In
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Reissues. Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured
Intcrteences conducted; all kinds of business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights and Patent Gases attended to- by
JAMES g. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. 1913 MAIN SE- -
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RE ID THIS LETTER

n
WORCESTER, Jan. 30, ~
DIR. w. 4. KNIGHT-Dear Sir: This is to certify. that l
had for many months Vertigo, and confusion mmd,
SO much so that unable to figure attend to
businessoreness OF spine my neck and lower part
back, and alternate Constipation and Darhea; thanks
Oyour treatment, these symptoms have all disappeared
am now able TO concentrate my mind business, with
out any of the bad consequences named, and L w0ul t
earnestly recommend our business men Who troubled
with brain flag threatened paralysis to place them
selves under your treatment. Very truly yours,
t6 dlm* OTIS WARREN.
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LATES'r MARK Ell n

NV YORK, FEB. Money firm at per cent gold
anu ~ per cent per day Sterling heavy al 1857 a. i0g
10d qul touched llOa, closed NJ l09A a. no foans
@ 7 per cent. Clearings So. 900 900 Governments
quiet aud firm state bonds dull and steady Storss
nrm The treasury paid to-day $40 600 In gold for 6J
reoesiheo ana szi4.0V9 on account OF interest
49,, sttsa Sea.ss ',tSsst 1924, ...............l5A
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D uHtudes o. llom suffer. nger, and die because of
rmIhoIHts. me only known remedy for these most
arDuoesone ana dangerous Of all worms IN children or
huults 9Dk. GoULD's II, WORM SYRUP. Purely veg
eme sure death to all worms; valuable catRartic
~ peilelgid 70 heaith Warranted Prca reduced to
Val os1 per po'tle' GEO 9. GOODWIN 81 CO.,
y"'i u&W4n Boston.
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IfIaY!

have few tons of Hay for sale at bargain received
by way of trade. Call and it at st able corner Main
and Central SITS. IL. j. REED.
is diff
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DIR. Knights
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE!


For Chronic Diseases is the best known for the
treatment of Paralysis Lateral Curvature OF the Spine,
Enlarged or Torpid Liver, dyspepsia Constipation or
DiarrhGa Bad Circulation and the Diseases OF Women
Medical Electricity for Nervous Diseases.
Suitable medicinal remedies when required.
Hours for Gentlemen to
Office. corner OF Chestnut and pleasant sts
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Hctu advertisements.
!, sTERLING'S CONCERT

NnSs STERLING'S CONCERT!
Mr.. B. D. ALLEN, Organsi. viii assist at Inc GRAND
Concert tomorrow night. Seats Should ne s'euIeu 80
once, at $. Il. LEI Nd & co.'s, 343 Main street.
O'Clock Season tickct-beIie-s are requested to be
pnnctual. dit
GRAND BILLIARD e. HlBlIlVN
Mons and Madame GARNA Ek,
MAURICE DAILY of New TOrks
at Harrington & HIS Billiard Hall. No. 10 Poarl stf
THIS wv einesday) EVENING. al s O'Clock,
Admission % cts; reserved seats Is cts. dit n
lasHE EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of the NEW ENGLARD POULTRY CLUB will be held
at horticultural Hat Worcester Mass. on 9Th, 9th
am 18th OF March. 1871
send stamp fot prizS List, to
r. ". tlhAMBERLIN, Sec'y, or
II. MO1DN ARD. Worcester, Mass
Fl d1i,wttPtmh6
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~ tne patents issued last year, one.ninth
were TO citizens of Massachusetts,, one-flth 10
snose o. New England, aud thrce-elghtbs TO
soutlerners, WV W
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Prominent ExG11s4 MrMnrrs or

PROMINENT ENGLISH MEMBERS OF THE
LOWER HoUsE.-Justin Mccarthy writes to the
New York Mail the following description of
John Bright, Isaac Butt and Sir Charles Dixie:
"When parliament meets there are three men
IN especial whose first appearance in the house
of commons will create a sensation. The first
Is man oil some ftty-seven or eight of bulky
figure, bare head, broad, massive forehead and
firm mouth, with somewhat thick lips, aroand
which is an expression oddly blended of humor,
declSlon and sweetness; a quick, restless eve
glancing hther and thither round chin and
white hair. This parsonage is dressed very
plainly, in rather shabby overcoat, a neclltie
OF careless antiquity, and perhaps pair of cot
ton gloves. Listen to the burst Of cheering
whlch VIII break out from every part of the
mouse when this figure is seen 10 cross the
threshold. Not the least cordial will be the an
plause and the welcome from those tory
leaders who so often yelled in anger at him
and yelled then again at The Tremendous vgor
OF his calm, conquering retorts. For this man.
OF course, IS John Bright, rescued from the
Jaws OF death 10 take his old place
among his old friends and foes, now alike eager
TO welcome him. The second individual. who
will he looked mt with interest and curiosity is a
yet bigger, bErlier and more ungainy person.
man Of rolling gait and loose figure. careless
OF dress and appearance; man with face like
mat OF negro suddenly blanched with a mass
Of snowy hair, and beaming eyes, that look like
those Of Robert Burns. This is Isaac Butt. Tie
whllom tory, now champion OF home rule IN
ireland and acknowledgement of all Feuian pris-
oDers. The third is a much younger man, prob
ABLY the youngest member Of the house OF com
mons. He is tall and somewhat stiff, with
square forehead and well-set jaw, suggestive Of
strong and obstinate resolve. He is rather
handsome but good deal stolid-in expression,
J mean-and with certain formal and heavy
way about him which tells Of dogmatism and
dissent He is well dressed, and is conscious Of
being an object OF curiosity. / suppose need
hardly add his name. You know already that
this is the republican baronet Sir Charles Dixie.
Very little Of welcoming applause from the
house viii greet him, you may be sure"
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w., -. DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK. Feh. G.-LOttOu hr hiobnr. en1ea lo0A
bales middlDg uplnnds 23Ac Fiour mara nciire an
hFi sales layO bbs state S5i5 "a 1!J, Ohio $500 a.
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Chicago Danvine ana Vincennes First
Mortgage BONDS.
THE LINE COMPLETED AND IN ste
CEsSFuL OPERATION!

The Leading Points in relation to these Bonds are as
follows:
LIST. The Stockholders have built irst-ciass road,
and equipped in rst-class manner nqiny Nth their
moRey.
I'd. They have built their road through one of the
richest portions of the state where all the old roads into
Chicago earning over $4,000 per mile per annum,
and are paying large and regular dividends
Sd. They have built the shortest road TO the ccle
brated Block Coal Mncs, whose products have a large
and increasing market in Chicago. in the manufacture
of iron, as well as for domestic uses.
4th. The road is done. well equipped, and earning
money, and argument is required, as in new
enterprises, to show that the company is able to build it,
5,h. The portion the road opened for business last
year earned more than Nf1pr cent ADORE its interest
liabilities.
9Th. The amount OF the mortgage is very moderate,
being only about Sls,5O9 per mile.
18th. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty those upon
finished lines, certain to pay and for so small an
amount. seldom in the market
S.h That as the amount remaining msoll is only
SlOs.O0O, parties who want them SHOULD make nnmedi-
ate application
The Bonds for $1,000 EACH have 40 years to run
and bear interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
payable the first Of April and October both principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds as I'M
usually safe They are attended with none of the uncer
ainties OF projected enterprises and the prompt pay
ent the interest and the final payment of the prn-
cipaI are as certain as any future financial event can
we'll be.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
mail, to
| Nsessrs. Hsice. yybitiuy g. .s,uoc,.
| RANGERS worcosto- .n,,ss ~ 10
-lai" oeoPs"eoM9m
| Peopic,s SavInrs Es,uI,
W." -, AZ iriptNp Nv i''e VI IA
on Feb 3D. or any day thereafter
| Jle,os;,s ,n,d, il, mic pt a., ~, ,f,.o .b L., , -,
ne NOME ''" "'''' '"'e'esfJ'0A' me ISL
| JOHN e. MASON, President.
| ~. -, ,a-, C. NJ. BENT. Treasurer;
| -------------.-
NO. 246 MAIN STREET
~
LARS rceiced and put upon interest on the rst Of erer,
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
| ~ W ~ " ~ ms Hoi''i'
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FOREIGN Mnrkets.-fBv Atlantic cable

LOST ARr.-To get along comfortably without Will
lam's Extract Jamaica Ginger
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Gb aaip spp aausst aalonesOap ommg february 1872

100; western se,75 a $40: southern 1878 a $50
Wheat onened firm but closed dull i'm bu, ers
saes 1880 bush; 70 ring Sl5s q 60Sz No 3 Sl55,
20 store white state SID; winter red western s64 "a
ern u a lac. aaoat: old % q 7sKc, in store Oats
steady; sales $50 bush Ohio y O. 55sc Beef steady.
Pork dul!; new mess Sl4,l2 a l425; old sl397 a 1850.
lard at * q 97sc. Butter steady. Whiskev heavy:
western free at 93%C Rice in fair request "a a sEc
Sugar steaiy; Muscova,lo 81 q 10hc; refining g. a
she Coffee very quiet and firm; Flo l95s a 2lMc.
turpentic firm ~ 76 I6se: resin steady at S4,55 az
49, tor strained. Petroleum scddyi crude l3c; refined
159c Ialow quiet al heavy at 81 a 9tc
CHICAGO, Feb ST lOnr quiet and unch ed. Wheat
quirt and steady; No 2sprng Sl24A. Corn dull; No
mixed 40hc. 0ais-No 2, 32atc Rye quiet; No at 70
g use Barley quiet AM unchanged. Hish wines lat
dull mess at Si2 25 a 1890 Lard Ter nj s. rs a
s.sOper VT: Green meats unchanged. Bulk meats
shoulders 4tc, sides SIC. clear rib sides SIC sides
6Sc. Live no IS fairly active at S42O a. s4e0
firm at $3.50 On So Receips-400O bDs foa 1000 bush
wheat 1000 bush corn 1900 bush oats. 1000 bush we
1900 ish barley 5000 hogs. Shipm, nts-2OOI hlsh
20 bush barley 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-rork dull and unchqnged Lard
dull and irm at "a SIC. Bukmeats nominal. Bacon
dr00pmg shoulders SIC, clear rib sides rs "a Ike clear
sides Ts4c. Live hogs unchanged.
SEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6-CoIton dull middlngs at
21k 90 22Ac
WATERrowN Feb. 6-Beef cattIe-recepts $50 head:
demand and prices steady at last weeks que auns
sales cholce at SlUl2 a 1925; extra SAB a 975: f-st
quality S. IS q 81 second quality S75 % So third quail
ty S5,l9 q Si25 sheep and Lambs-receps Iii6 head
demand moderate at unclaimed rates; sales lois at
$3.50 q S. each; extra $3.50 q $3.50
Foreign Markets.-lBv Atlantic Cabe.l
LONDON. Feb. 6-Consois closed at 92H. L. S 5-2Os
1852 9!1 do, 1866. old 92H do 1861, 92H. T. s. lell-
At Frankfort Feb GU. s. SOS $50
LIVERPOOL, Feb 6-COttcn strong; midding uplands
liz a l9d; do Orleans llla alSd; sales $4,000 bales.
of which 5000 were for export anil speculation.
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How THE PIUTE INDIANS LIvE.-The Vir
would naturally suppose the situation at pres
cnt with the Piutes encamped on the hills sur
rounding the city to be rather rough, yet we
hear of no sickness of any kind among them,
nor any complaint about anything They come
In t0Wn--ineu and women, great and small-as
regularly us usual; look as sleek us ever and
are just as jolly as in midsummer. AS there is
not stick of wood of any kind on the hills
where they are camped, or not even sage
brush rs large as a mans finger it is wonderful
how they manage TO keep from freezing to
death during the heavy, driving snow storms.
The bits of boards and small sticks which the
squaws are able to find about town scarce
suffice to cook their meat, and is so scanty
the extravaganza Of burning it for tTiG, t'aifa
pose OF keeping themselves warm. In order
to keep warm they must huddle in heaps in their
Orush huts-old and young, great and small
ptng up together irrespective Of condition. By
going to the distance of twenty or thirty miles
fiom the city, they might find camping places
where they could obtain an abundance of wood
but they would find their means of subsistence
most precarous; in fact, did they depend en-
trely on game, all would sCarve to death. Here
they are able TO find plenty of good, strong
food, and having that, they appear to defy the
lnclemencl of the season. One stormy night
passed in eYeu the best of their sage-brush
buts-a structure resembling u musk-rat house
would probably be the death of any white
family that might risk the trial; yet the Putes
laugh at the storm, and in the midst of the
whirling cloud OF snow, cry cha! hap
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Deposits mads in his Bank or before he lst day Of
The month @iH drdD interest from helS
JOHN {. MASON, President
c. NJ. BENT Treasurer
Worcester, Jan. 81, 1872. d&wtf fl
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RICE, WHITING & BULLOCK,
COMMITTEE ON BANK TAXATION
WORCESTER.

f7 dTuTh&Sm
COMMITTEE ON BANK TAXATION.
~ There viii be a nublic hearing in the Green
Room, State House, on WEDNESDAY, February l4th,
at III O'Clock A. NJ upon the petitions OF several Chara-
Bile and Scientific institutions insurance Compa-
nies. for modification of the act OF 1911 taxing Bank
Shares; also the petition OF the Howard Ben lvoebt
Society and oilers for eiunGing the pad under said
act and to consider the expectancy OF amedlng or re-
pealing saidact
The Committee will likewise consider the expedeucy
OF limiting the amount of personal ropely an real
estate belonging to literary. benevol mt scientific
socauons TO be exc nped from tayaiion
For the Committee
THJS. i, HARRIS, Secretary.
Boston, February 5, 1872, dtl4 ri
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
" SETTS.-Worcester, IS. Probate Court. To tho
Next of Kim Creditors, and all other persons inter
ested in the estate of SETH WYMAN, late OF >hrews-
bury, in said county, deceased, interstate, Greeting:
Upon the petition of olive i. Wymin, you hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court, to be held at WOrces
ter in said County the third Tuesday OF February
current at nine O'Clock the forenoon to show cause
remaining estate of said deceased should not be granted
to said petitioner.
And the said petitioner is ordered TO this citation
by publishing the sane once week, two weeks sue
cessiyey, in the Worcester Daily Spy, a newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication TO be one day.
at least before said court and to send cause TO be
sent, written or printed copy of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid to each of the heirs deVisees
egatees of said estate, or their legal representatives.
to the petitioner days at least before said
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire, Judge of said Court
this sixth day Of February in the year one thousand
eight hundred and seYenty-Iwo. ,,,,,,-, 49,.
CHAS. T.. STEVENS. Register
dlsW*
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NO. 2AS MAIN STREET.

No ZIG MIN STREET
OPEN FRoM................9A NJ. to p M-2 to4P NJ
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS received, and put upon interest on the first of every
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and If not withdrawn addei to The principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest Sum entitled TO receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CHAS. l.. PUTNAM President
GEORGE w. WHEELER, Treasurer. diff jy2O
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A STAGE MARvEL.-Of all the sensational
performances of the present day that Of the
Prussian Hercules, Herr Hotum, at the Holborn
amphitheater, is described as the most striking.
there have been many performers of the gun
trick, but the cannon of Herr Holtum is not
trick, but a reality. A siege gum drawn into the
arena by two horses, is loaded by an artillery
man, and in sight OF the audience a cannon ball
of twenty pounds weight is inserted. Then
Herr lloltum walks to the opposite side and,
Standing face to the muzzle, gives the word of
command, FIRE. and sure enough, after fash
and boom, which shakes the building the can
non ball is caught by the Prussian Hercules
One one occasion-either through some slight
error IN the management of the gun, or owing
to the charge OF powder being too great-the
cannon ball passed over Herr Holtum's head,
instead Of into his hands; and as if to prove
that there was really no deception" carried
away portion of one of the pilastcrs.
splendid variety of Hamburg Embroideries and
White Goods lust oDpned at exceadinrlv lou,
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splendid variety of Hamburg Embroideries and
White Goods, just opened, at exceedingly low
prices Also, particularly call attention to 500
remnants of Hamburg embroideries, which Will
be sold at half price.
GROSS, STRAUSS & Co
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worcester Gas Light Company.

Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets. Wash Bowls,
Wash Trays, Sinks, &c. DC fitted up at short notice. and
in a thorough manner. dtt Tvs
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luton to that effect, and was adopted
by the meeting and signed by the fol-
lowing persons: P. Landry, Milton
Morris, W. G, Wilkinson, G. H. Hill,
Peter Jones, NJ. Marks, VIM. Burley,
c. N. Lewis, H. Clay, S. H. Mullen,
Hillary Rice, Samuel Bailey, A. Hill,
A. Harrison, Eli Clay, Robert Noel,
N. NJ. Conway, John Marland, Jack
son Norris, Richard Kennard, James
McCray, L. E. Bentley. The date
fixed for the assembling of the Parish
Executive Committee, as elected by
the people, was Saturday, April 18th.
After the matter had been arranged to
the satisfaction of everybody present,
the meeting adjourned.
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Proceedings of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
ADJOURNED SESSION,

ADJOURNED SESSION.
CoURT-HousE,
April 8, 1872. !
The Council met this day at 4o'clock P. NJ
pursuant to adjournment of April 2nd.
Present-Charles F. Smith, Mayor pro tenn;
Aldermen Dufel, Burbridge, Noel and John
son.
Absent-E. w Mason, Mayor, and Alder
man Leblanc
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Unfinished business was taken up.
Alderman Noel moved that IF Mr. II. o.
Maher has complied with the resolution
adopted at the last meeting (April 2nd, 1922
that We do now accept the Wharf and release
him from his obligations pertaining thereto"
| Adopted
| Mr.. Maher laid before the Council his re-
ceipts in full from the Treasurer and declared
himself ready to deliver up the Wharf at
once.
Alderman Noel moved to sell the Wharf
again, seconded by Alderman Duffel.
Pending the discussion on the same, Alder
man Noel moved reconsideration of his
motion.
Carried
Alderman Duffel offered the following,
which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer of the Town
of Donaldsonyille be and he is hereby ordered
TO sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in said town, after ten
days notice in the official journal, the unex-
pired lease of the Wharf and levee dues, upon
the following terms and conditions price of
adjudication payable in eight equal install
ments represented by the notes of the pur-
chaser, with surety ia s0lidO approved by the
Common Council, payable to the order of
the Treasurer of the Corporation of Donald
sonville, at his Office, ON the last day of each
month, with eight per cent interest from and
after maturity until paid. He shall also re-
quire said purchaser to furnish bond with
solvent surety an Solido, to the satisfaction of
the Common Council, III the sum of $3.50, for
the faithful performance of his obligations as
Wharf Master, said bond to include renun-
citation and waiver of any attempt to reduce
the price of said adjudication OF release from
the obligations therein assumed, from any
cause whatsoever.
Alderman johnson moved that the Chair
appoint Keeper of the Wharf at a salary
not to exceed two dollars and fifty cents per
day ts2 SOY, until the Wharf is again sold
said Keeper to take charge the 10th instant
at IL o'clock NJ.
Adopted.
A bill of the Constable's for $15 so was ap-
proved.
There being no further business, the Coun-
Gil adjourned sine die.
A true copy: w. G. WILKINSON,
Secretary.
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our party.

MEETING OF THE FOURTH WARD
MOTHER CLUB.-Eleetioa Of delegates
to lhe Parish Erecatire Committee
ON saturday evening last there was a
meeting ofIthe Fourth Ward Mother
Clab at the NJ. E. Church on Houmas
stieet, which was well attended, and
at|vhieh tire delegates were selected
to represe1at!the ward and town In the
Executive Committee of the parish.
Tile meeting was called to order by
PI esident Pierre Landry, and the
Secretary ibeiag absent Mr.. w. G..
Wilkinsoniva5 chosen Secretary pro
tenn. After some short addresses had
been made BY different members of
ths club, il was moved to proceed to
thu election Of members of the Parish
Executive Committee. Interchanges
of opinion upon tie advisability of
holding the election at that time oc-
CURED, but it was finally decided to
dosso. Messrs. Chas. F. Smith, Pierre
Landry, Edward Cantey, James Nc
Cray and He. Bentley were success
sively nominated and elected unani-
mously as The delegation from the
fourth wards After which the club
adjourned subject to call, the mem
bers dispensing with expressions of the
hifhest satisfaction at the result of
thu meetingt