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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Total frontage assessahls ............ $50 III.
which, divided into the one thlid Ut $40 81 "A,
10 40 sig2I, and equals per front iOOt - "a ~ lOJ
Under recent act OF Congress eNempting
all church and school property IRON taxation
the church property along the limo Ut this i'm.
provement has been charged TO the entire prop.
eftT benefited thereby, Increasing the cUst per
loot from v GAYS 60 the rate charged above.
desire ~ STATE In conclusion that the board
Is always ready 10 furnish Information to any
ritiEen 10 relation N Otclal matters under their
charge. The Offices Of the District government
are open from O'Clock, q. IN t. D o'clock D. ~.
every day ~ tho public, and the buaTd Will take
pleasure in giving particulars u all their trans.
actions In connection with improvement Of
streets, sc, whenever desired TO do 50, The
board arc prepared and willing, Whensyer neoes.
sary or required, to furnish bill Of Items upon
which assessments are made. Very respectfully,
ALEX X SHEPHERD Vice President.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Tonight a mass meeting Of the Republican
voters " the First Legislative district will be
held In UnluntpWn to rntliy the nomination uf
Hon. l. q. Brown AS candidate inr the House OF
delegates. Some NJ tho most prominent Repub
lIcan speakers In the city will be present and
deliver addresses ut THIS the opening meeting
Of the campaign. Mr., Brown, Notwithstanding
the objection OF some low OF Ills constituents has
proven himself al impartial and live legislator
and will certainly be- reelected by a large ma
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

The Board Of Public Works bave Instructed
Inspector Wallace 10 have removed at once all
awnings and sign posts On Ninth street. from
Pennsy lvnBia avenue to NJ street, that extend
FROM the premises down u tho curb line.
A lettteT has been sent to Major j. W. Van.
deTbuTg, by Vice President shepherd, 10 witch
the proposition Of the former 10 complete the
grading aud graveling Of the Bladensburg turn
accepted.
Ohief Engineer Phillips has been directed Ia
have contract drawn with Mr.. NandeTburg, In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

nFFIOIAL.

I D
ny rug PREslpENTuHTHE UNITED STATES.
OF met nttsd states Of America, do hereby declare
Lands will DO hold al the undsFmsnt 10 "a land
Offices In the STATE Of Min nSsoIG At the pSTods here.
Al The Land rtiee 81 ST. OIoud, Mlnpssata, com.
momoiqE on MONDAY, September TO- lsI2 Tor the sal
aforementioned Tow Sh 10 and parts q toWnShlps vGI
North Of base line AId west Of fourth print lpal
,ot,asal townships d. q. IS q. 81. g. IS and 3d.
Fractional to"u,hlps %, Il. -. ~. B aud GO, Of
tTsellouAl townships "a, 20. 60, 81. &c. IT, IT, M and
trastloGal townships Is, a. g. ST. "a 81. g. and g.
trA1t,onal townships u, u. y and a, Of range ~
fractional townships e, y y q Aad y Of range y
North Of base line ard west Of hfih principal
fractional township. 1885, lS7. ISs. 49, IdO. IA and
fractional townships 49, Ia ls7 and 10. Of range d.
laoiiuuHl wnEhlpu 10 l, lH aud 1885, Of range a.
fractional TOW nshipa l'l, Isl and lIl OF range "a
n rssHPRa toTn5hiPs ~ lo 49, lsa. 49, lSi, 49,
Ia ras!t,aEl tovnshlcs isS 49, 1871. Is9 1884, 1885, 49,
fractional tO~Rships l9a, $780, 1871, 1884, 49, uI. la
l5j u, Hrd 40, Of rage 81
ffse iouAl townships 1884, las 1884, 49, 1875. and ~. Of
Fractional townships 1884, 1885, 49, and ISs. Of range
Fractional townships 1884. 1885, 49, and 49, Of range
~ lhu hAuu nuins ~ hlehAhuIiht mtuneaotAs com
m3neing on MONDAY, September %, ls7a, for the
sale OF Timber lands not previously disposed Of In the
nad'rmentionsd toWnships and pATta Of townships
North Of base line and west Of afth PRINCIPAL me
ERotional townships l96, 1877, and 1884, Of range 3D.
| LNotlonal townships l31 and 1888, Of range ST.
| ttantonai townships ~ and lB Of rAnEoss
ffAetlonal loWnthipa lsS and lal, Of range ",
Al Tue Land once A. IayloF'a Falls, Minnesota,
| eommenoinE on MONDAY, September ~, lsIa, for
hs safe o. Timber lands not previously disposed Of In
| ships, Via
NnTth OF bAAo line and west OF fourth principal
| HiulAh, ,----,, 4.
Fractional township %, OF EAngoU,
| tIaS SS,Gi township ~, q TahsS ~
| fractional township y, Of range u.
| fractional toSnAhip y, Of range ~
| Fractional township ~, OF range -.
| iraotiDhAi loHhhhips X and ~ OF range ~
| sfAouonai lornsh'pS " anu Y, % range ",
Aiso, ~ the lAnu yihoe ~ tAtohheld' MhneeotA,
III ~ ~ mpnbAi SelooSr =, lsi9i there
H ~ onersd ~ bubble sale the undlAposed OF lands
| u thu lollnslhH toHnhhipat 70 VIII
,nYl'h oi pAa" hhe Ahu west OF iOurth principal me-
| '' i,, l. IL. q, - d, os -. ,o
| t frosnshhiips y q e t ~ oi range ~
| hoshshpa ", trahd W OF IanEeA
noIth OF pAh" hhv ana west OF htth principal me-
| H aiAn. H., az -, -. ,,o -. =, -.
% ~ "a w ~ ", ~ w, Ana ~ O. IeoGei ~ e.
n ~ ~ -; y, ~, S5 !, . - "a; W - 400 w.
LYrnsIihs ~, VI, w AHd ls 2, T1nEea - and ~
msnelpE on MONDAY, October u, ls12 there will be
offered At public sale the nndisposed Of lands In the
North of base line and eat Of fourth principal me
IOInshlp q, Of rAnEsI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
VISIT
WAllach's
Dollar Store,
AHl ia. Ry., below National Hotel.


UsREUL EAOTs WORTH KuowIEa.
rnuRsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dontrltce In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price IS aud 20 cents.
JouvBH's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL IA
superior to anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoN's Pomado Optime Is exquisite. It
soitcns, beauties, and strengthens the hair
Price - and 90 csnts.
All for sale By druggists
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
nnlII,a

PoLlCE OOuRr-Judqc Sa6H. - HrdnsfidV-TO-
day, william Jones', charged with forging tho
name Of John A. Cole on a check for $50, drawn
on the Freedman's Savings and Trust Company,
plead not guilty and was held to appear before
the grand Jury. Henry Ross malicious tres.
pass, IS. Henry Thomas, stealing f2l6, tiO.
Lee Robinson, assault on Patsy Lee f5. Joseph
butterot assault on John H. MalOnry, police.
nan, ~. John sherman, violation Of hack law
by failing to present a ticket TO passenger,
continued. Benjamin Borehnd, yagrant, bond
OF 80. Alfred johnson, forging q bank check,
held to appear before the grand Jury. Nellie
Jones, swearing, dismissed. jenny Maxwell,
profanity, ", Joseph Butternn, profanity, -.
Calharine Thomas, disOrdefly, 40. Mary jack
son ana Sophia Payne, bOlsterOus, IS each.
James Bnrnett, charged with assault With Ia.
tent TO XIII Phillip Lancaster, both cUlored, ON
the 2ith day OF July last. The Judge sent tho
case to the grand Jury, hVlng the hnnls at sjO5.
shult on Cornelius II. Uligett, postponed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Major EandeTbuTg yesterday 40 lar cOmplsted
Milling up tho approaches 10 the street bridge
that teams crossed yesterday for the hrst time,
The bridge 10 now open for travel and will no Of
great convenience 10 our citizens and those OF
Georgetown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

The sale At the Patent Once, which takes
place this morning, at 10 O'oOGk, will be con.
Quoted BY Measrs LltimsT \ OleATy, We
would advise the public TO attend, not only from
the fact OF the novelty VI tho sale, but that
there are really useful articles, together with a
large amount OF metal OF various Kinds,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
THE BOARD OF REGISTRLT.UN met, at
Tenally tOWR 10 day.


select ENcuTsIan
We undcrs'aul by tho earnest request OF those
who attended the ladies' aud Rcntlctnen's eN.
curslon, undor the charge Of Prot Valentine,
that the same will be repeated Friday Tue
popularity Of the Professor as a doyOtce Of
terpslchore has won him q host Of friends, who
VIII be glad To learn OF the repetition. Boat
starts at $50 y. m and returns at a. IN, foot OF
Seventh street, prompt Cards sni aS before
only to subscribers, to no had at I. l.. Ker.
vand's and l. Bars, corner Seventh add l.,
and scholars,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

THosE ~ ny rRIFNpa who may have occasion
10 purchase boys clothing tuT the coming sea
son, Tor either school or dress wear, are invited
10 give me a call, nt liable Bros, 400 seventh
street eurnoI u, as can show them a large aud
complete stock, and aFsuro them OF lair prices,
Respectfully,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

IT II TnE DUTY OF each cit yrR 10 qualify
hims u for VOriRS. which eau Only be- dane by
X Eisterlng. bar this Ia mlud aud attend the
SeSNiOn Of the Board Of Registration to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

The iUlluWihg was the range Ofth0 thormOneIe r
yesterday A. Hempler's OptIclan store, No, 4bi
Peuusy lyina avenue, corner OF Four.and n halt
street d. IA, 70, ~ a. NJ, 49, ~ NJ, 81 y. IN.
~ I =, IN, 81, o y. IN, 49, p. m, 70.
THE BOARD o. HFGISTRlTION holds It's
Second Srssion at TrnallytOUn to-day. Rel.
deHts IT u, Nr,oad District shOuld take BOtIro
aHd attend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29


Professor Ffles announces the following pFO.
grammo for the Marine Hand at the cOnee ri nd
hop Of the Potomac Boat Dub, on AnAlnstRn
Island, this Thursday evening. Overture,
"Bandltenstrelche," Suppe Introduction and
waltz, "Blue Danube StfRussi Selections
operate, Hsydnreich; Galnp Devils Dall,n
Schacht Ser0nade, MY Own Guiding Star"
Robin Hood Overture, "NebuchadnezEar ~
Verdi Polka MaEuFka, Remembrance of BO-
henlla," Faust; Romance from Flaur de The
LscocR; Introduction and VALUES, "TanElie.
der SunRli P0tp0urrl from SOmnRmbula, Bel.
llni HalOp, "OrlandO," Heller; First SohOt-
tlsch, SOTE PuTitAn's Daughter, Bale Intro.
ductiOn and WaltEsB, " Emillns,n Wade; U uIek.
step, lnmAn Line" Warren; Selections from
Stradella, FlOt0Wi Polka MaEuTka, Lima, /"
Hermann How the Swallows are Returning +"
Abt operate Selections, etc =, Ringleben; "U Der
Land und Nicer" PleTkei Putp1url, "SIclIian
Nespors," Verdi Telegram Waltz, Strauss (;
Driven from Home" Hayes West Point Acad.
emy Polka, Moscow YanEss Musical Jokes
ReitEo; "Dle Wach' am Rheln, b" Zlkot " Els
ny NJ Tears, Schubert AlbeFtina GllOp, It's.
sing 'On' "EXlle's Lament" Albert; Farewell
POlOualsB, NOodiCkB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

NOTIOE-TO WHOM IP MAY OONOERE- IL
hFRRR '1Si tGo Sa@iSiaI'lT II q E
regiment llllpois yoluntGoTs, not bpng able, after
due eIeTll0n, 10 nnd JOHN ana OH ARlES WY.
MAN, two IL the brothers aud dlstrlbutOos OF the
estate Of said deaadgnt, will pTooesd 70 dstlbuts The
shares OF said Charles and John W6yuiAn among the
other h0rs according to the direction Of the supreme
Court Of the district Of Columbia holding special
taTm unlaaa said Charles aud john Weyman, or either
Of thea make known TO tho administrator their Ills
whereabouts on or bsfOFB hATuRDAY, the I1th
day Of SsptsmbsT, A. ID, 1B72. FRANK TRlGu,
iolSThAMtd AdminidtTAtoT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Amusements, Excursions,etc
GRAND TURNER FEST
OF THE
Southeastern Turn-CIrcuIt, Worth
American Turner-Leagae.
consisting Of
TURN VERE1NK FRpd MARYLAND ylR.
GlNiA' WEsr VIRGINIA AND utyrR IUr
or OoLUMItA,
10 be held At the
WARRINGTON sCHUETz en- PARK,
on MObday. ssptSmbsr2.
aJmua,tlo eIsrOlss, Of more th,u atty rurusr.
PrEs Shooting Tor ladies and usata Pa >, ,U.In,.
leash priAsaJ
CONCERT AND DANCING BY FHe MARINE
BAND.
Tue wAsHGsGTON slFVrRRBuND sod ABInN
QUARTErrE OLUB will DO present a ID alive ,ou,s
Of thoir best songs
lLLUMtNATIJN SBd FGaEWURKs.
POP JLAR AMUSEaR WIS u great vul,ty.
sB-Tboeus Of the silver sprIns and u u,d,,,
Railroad will make regular TRIO, fare cs,ts.
Admission to the PARK, u ssat..
The public Ia rsspsotfulB ln,it d u Ausud
COLUMBIA TURN.YRREIN.
AuQa ~ IttatI
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The stssmer ARROW, Captain TrspL uolI,p,,.
heat! having been fgbEt and entirely TC6tti hJ her
present o F5of ~ ssvR M nv SfsErr
DAILY, Sundays EtcspisiD At 10 O'DIOgK
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
Slhe Tomb OF WASN'T Cton,D and IntaTmedIato
la1dlnga. JAMES sYKHk
le1Sm Gen. bupt Steamer Arrow,
KARLOw'S GALLERY or FiNR ARTS
RsnSVsd frSm Nc. 1888 to Ne. I9aB P.p..
sylynhia avenue.
Dh tree exhibition And Tor sale large ooeotion oF
9llPhnunea, knsrhTinPa OhTomos Hfon a. ryipVs
nh'aIy rafe yhlnAi Also choice stock Of porossin
aud Photograph Frames.
IN. RLRIOw.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

A meeting OF the Metropolitan tate Young
Mems DemOoratlc) Club was hold last night at
the Dickson house,
In accordance with the provisions OF the new
constitution recently adopted, the election OF
officers was proceeded with, and resulted as fol.
lows: President Y. o. Berry; vice presidents, @.
=. Culver and H. Burroughs; secretary, 4. U.
PsaTsOni treasurer, William Dickson board Of
trustees, W, 4, Hutohins, Garter MaTbuFy j..
q. Long and II Tllley.
The Invitation OF the Baltimore Central Club
10 attend the celebration on tho 18th OF Septem
Dor was referred 10 q special committed; and
the club adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
FRUIT JARS.
The mast APPROVED KIND,
At
Low Prices.
WtBB ~ HEYERIDGR,
i2I ODD fCllOWs' Hall, Seventh street

INvENIOTs AND MDDEI. MAKERS, TAKR
L NUrIOF.
nTPhrMENT OFTaE INTERIOR
lEsItD NrATEs PATHRr OFTICE, }
WAHHISU rOS, u a., IGly ~, lsll
Ia ointJrnly silh thu provisions Of section u Of
act OF 'ngTas- approved July s, 1870, AuthnFiSinS
the tImmtallouhr Of Patents to dispose OF rejected
mpdas, u ID hsrohy ordered that such TFjsoi ed
models as have u boon deposited In "nsttuiOna Of
lea Mug ani are not required for TsfsTenos In the
matter OF palant he sold At pnhliO auction At this
DsuNTtmelt, nv The SnDsfintnntsnt at o O'Clock a
NJ, TAU RSDAH, August 20, ls7a, Those who wish
car withdraw th5ir models batoro the day OF sale.
Blltaug7h2' n. D. LFGGETT. Oornmissi0nsT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

MOTOR TO PRR.RMPTION CLAIMANTS.
EVsry person entitled to the right Of pTa-omptiou
10 any Of thu lands within the townships and parts OF
Townships above enumerated 10 required to oiAblah
tho To the satisfaction OF the registers aud re-
oelyaru OF the proper land Otoaa and make payment
therefor a. soon a. practicable after seeing this
ment Of the pubo sale Of the lands embTAolnk tho
WILLIS DHUMMONO,
800. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

A meeting Of the Board Of Health was hel /
last night and after the tranSactiOn VI routine
business, adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

lj7 $50 -
Deduct across Virginia and
Maryland avenues and ID
streets, charged To United
states, less one sixth ...... 1910 o.
Deduct $50 feet IS inch pipe, "
3.0s, less one sixth. ........ l,pp a.
Deduct p56 yards pavement,
west half the street In FquaFe
az, " ~ so, less one sixth. Bl3O 65
Deduct |, 500 yards pavom0ntIo
Washington Georgetown
railroad ..................... TOos %
- A9lI ~
l32,oos %
Add per cent. for general expenses 1917 10
iIO 547 n
THR PROPERTY ASSESSED AND THE AMOUNT.
The total cost VI tue entire work, luCluIing
hvo per cont for eNpenaoA. Il VIII lie annn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
NN"|8 tt TT VVVWTI
Hon. A. r. SHEPHERD,
JAS. A. MAGRBDER,
5. +. BRowN,
A "a WUrpTU


Constituting the Board OF PublIc Works,
by Wh. A. COOK, Solicitor.
The defendant u this bill Is the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company.
do sOlemnly swear that have heard read
the bill by me subscribed, and know the contents
thereof, and that the facts therein stated upOn
my personal knowledge are true, and that the
facts therein stated upon Information and belief
| believe 10 be true.
This oath, having been duly subscribed to by
member Of the board, was presented 70 Judge
Humphreys, who promptly Issued tho inIunc.
tlOn, and Il was served last evening.
UNLESS THE VOTERS In The Second District
Register to-day something may happen by
which their vote will be lost. Attend early aud
srs that this does not occur.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
q I3EDNIAN's SAYINGS
AND
TRUST COMPANY,

BANKING HOUBF 1907 PENNsYLVANIA AV.
KEuE. OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,
Pays q PeF osnt interest, beginning frat OF each
month. Pays per cent. on Business accounts sub
loot 70 CHECK, Pays all dopoalts on demand.
Gall or sand for ! COPY OF the rules fdbM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29
SEVENTH STREET.
Full Details of the Work.
Statement Of It's Entire Cost.
A Complete RevOca ion Of the Infamous
Charges Of the SOreheads,

rho following letter will be read with much
Interest:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

canal to q street to be IS Inch scotch pipe on
both sides Of the street, from q street to T..
street ot brick, three feet inside diameter, on
both sides Of the street, aud from l. street to the
rivera brick sewer, six Teot inside diameter"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-29

Gr,rys ". LiHrils, ~, CuHirIci0r'
SIu: You will build the sewer Ia Seventh
street southwest In tho following manner, via
From the canal 20 q street put dOWn ls.inch
Scotch pipe on both sides Of the street from q
street IL l. street build brick sewer three ieet
inside diameter on both sides Of tho street, from
!. street To the point whore the sewer discharges
inside diameter.
a plan showing where to place the necessary
drops and man.hules, also showing the house
connections, will be furnished you. You will
commence the pavement on the south side Of NJ
street on Hue with the Ferry House, and run
from thence To north side uf u street southwest,
By order Of tho board Of Public Works.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-06
klghtnlng Rods

Munson's Copper rubui'r Ii. mining Rod, with
spiral Elanges is the most complete protection a.
scientihc world, and ~ Wholesale Dealers fron
Maine TO Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
HART q CO, ?A Penn s., Pittsburgh, Pa, or \
Y. COPrER LIGHTNING ROD Co, 33 Onion
Square (NOrth), New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-06
KANSAS REIISTER'D BONDS

safe ord Profitable investment Bonds. Some of
the wealthiest counties in KANSAS. Allrn, An
Registered by the State Of Kansas Interest ard
principal paid by the State rcasurer. The Bonds
pay per cent. interest and are over three years
old, the coupons having been always regularly and
promptly paid. For statistics and information, ad-
dress StM'L A. GAY. ORD g. CO., 81 Wall ST.,
N. Y. City.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-06

Butter end cheese are almost indlspepsi-
bic articles OF food. Properly used, thew
ara nutritious and healthy; but an ipordi.
nate use Of either causes iudigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gatfoey's SUNDAY Com.
iort Jndicionsly used will remove both Of
there troubles "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-19

of Henry Fl Adams of BrOokfed, $1,000 personal;
I A PrOuty on estate of jeremiah Keiths of Spen-
GER SIS real, $500 personal; Bancroft on estate
of Calister Cargill of Millbury, $1,000 real $500
personal; ESek Pitts estate Of Pitts Of Mill.
bury, $1,000 PERSONAL Charlotte Hill on estate of
Moses b HUI of Douglas So } personal; Margaret
Mooney, administrator d 50RiS non, with will an
neXed, on estate of Patrick Mooney of Sturbridge:
iona W Morse administrator de b0aiS B0R with will
annexed, on estate of Judson Adams of North
bridge; Dwight Foster administrator de boRiS man,
with viii annexed, on estate of Mary NJ Neweomb
of Worcester.
Guardians AppoiRted.-E b Crane Of Mary
Bicknel, of Worcester; Mary A Winde of John +
and Emma A Windle, of Newington, Ct; John
keough of John keough, of Southbridge; Thomas
A NcQUaid of Martin Costello, of Clinton; Joel
Merriam of Henry w Lamb, of Westminster; Jere-
miah Shannahan of Mary and Margaret BTosnahan,
of Westminster; Sarah Freeman OF Hattie L
Freeman of blackstone; A b r SpragUe of Patrick,
John, Mary and Julia Burke, of Worcester; NJ An
ma d French of toren1l A DinsmOre, of Boston;
Horace Leland Of Henrietta Hale, of Sutton-an in
sane person; Chase of Betsy Eaton, of RoyalstOn
an insane person.
Administrators accounts Rendered.-On estates
of Martin Hunt of WinchendOn, James Sawin of
Westminster, James Rowland Of Worcester Fan
ny q Marble of Sutton, Lewis AmmidOwn of
Southbrdge, Huldah h Kendall of Holden, Asa
White of Milford.
Executors accounts Rend. red-On estates of
Patrick Mooney Of Sturbridge, Charles Buck of
Milbury.
Guardians accounts Readered-On estates of
Samuel McIntre of Northboro, Lizzie b Nc
lntire of Northboro, Joseph Goodnow OF Rut-
land
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-19

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 1S.-In the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows, the report of the mileage
committee, fixing the pay Of officers and repre-
sentatives at six dollars per day Tor seven days
and mileage five cents per mile, was conCurred
in Proposed amendments to the constitution
were then taken up, and the following rejected !:
Reducing the grand representation tax from
seventy-dve dollars to fifty dollars; providing
that dues of subordinate lodges and encamp-
ments be twenty-five cents per capita instead of
ten per cent Of their receipts; changing the title
of the grand lodge to "Grand lodge Of America
OF |. 0. of o. f."
An amendment frightening the official terms
of representatives from two to four years was
indefinitely postponed; an amendment provid-
ing that member Of the order suspended or
expelled from alodge or encampment shall not
be admitted to membership in another lodge or
encampment without obtaining consent Of the
lodge or encampment from which he was ex-
PEELED or suspended, provided, however, that
the members suspended Or dropped for non-pay-
ment of dues only, may be admitted to member
ship in the lodge or encampment in another
jurisdiction under rules and regulations which
the grand lodge may prescribe The other
amendments were tabled Several resolutions
were offered and referred. Recess.
The afternoon proceedings were unmportant.
The grand lodge tonight is attending reunion
of the Odd Fellows Of Baltimore as guests.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-09-19

The king of Sweden is seriously ill at Malmo.
Secretary Delano leaves Washington day
for Ohio.
Count Sclopis and Pere Hyacinthe are in
Brussels.
Capt. Wells, of the United States steamship
Shenandoah, dined with President Theirs, at
Havre, Tuesday.
JEFF. Davis has returned to Baltimore. He
declines to talk on political subjects, and ex-
presses no preference for candidates.
G. w. Griffin, consul to Copenhagen, has ar
rived at Washington on six months leave of
absence.
Gen Sherman was at his office in Washing
ton, yesterday, and received a multitude of
callers, including large numbers of army Off
GERS
A letter is published from President Grant,
congratulating Gen. Dix and the people of New
York upon his nomination for governor, and
expressing the belief that his election is GER
tain.
Hon. Frederick Hassaurek delivered lengthy
speech in favor of Greeley, at Avondale, O., last
night.
Watson Freeman, of Boston, was yesterday
appointed by the secretary OF the treasury a
master in the employ of the lighthouse board,
and was ordered to proceed to San Francisco
and bring from there TO New York the steamer