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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-22

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Theses ss v. decided
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ndSs Davenport said had Your Honors INDUCED tho
osSs wnsn regret n behalf Of ny clients fSr no
hSnoss h ;nSua come the conclusion ne
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references e matter, ts evsrySins
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Be shan n1ySE ANY n
OF the Court and with great respect Withdraw their
Hard then withdrew both petitions by instruction.
The CouEr-Aii Of me petitions
des 81 ses Of the
Judge RoYcn.It u . present denial. We proposed to
retain the petition here 80 that 1t might be brought up
ss seemed 5sI .e9s a.Ss, ss
ing have the liberty turn u over 70 an sc-
We The fsn .n Si nothing ss and are S
have but We have The question g on "
Hsa months Or Th s
draw the petitions
The C0urs-WelL IL the gentleman does wish
counting we shall not make order. That ends the
quarrel for the present At least
THE PETITIONS WITHDRAWN.
The decision was received with great excitementJ
and Immediately alter Its conclusion Messrs. Dav-
export and Brooks, in behalf severally Of the rso
mortgage bondholders and the stockhold-
ers Of the Vermont and Canada Railroad,
withdrew their petitions for the removal OF tho
trustees and also for the payment OF rent, all oil
which indicate an absolute and unconditional sur
render, or, perhaps, 1t might be called "r0ut,"
horse foot and Dragons. Very naturally, the par<
tisans OF the trustees and managers are jubilant.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The general gloom hanging over the city yester-
day likewise pervaded the Real Estate Exchange.
and the limited assembly which was present mani
tested but little spirit in the transactions. The
dealings therefore, were light the only sale being
the one held by Colonel James m. Miller, Of the
i've story brown stone house and lot 1899 Church
street. 224x75, to j. 7. harrington for $4s700. The
sale OF this property had been postponed no less
than thirteen different times, until 1t was finally
closed out yesterday for good. There certainly
seems to be luck In odd numbers or private sales
we have nothing to record.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY OOMPANY's GRoUND
RENT PAID.

Comptroller Green has collected rom the Ere
Railway Company ground rent TOT three years ah0
nine months on property Of the city located az
Duane. Reade, washington and West streets, al
the rate Of sl1,25O per annum, up to February l.,
1919. amounting in the aggregate to $i2,ls7 So Tue
original appraisers having failed to agree upon the
Valuation or this property as basis OF the renta
the present Comptroller designated new ap-
matter was brought under consideration and tho
rent agreed upon. The rent reserved under thed
former lease was at the rate Of 400 per annums
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-22

D
wanderer, 1--WE years old, In the stable Of Messrs.
Rice Mccormick, must not be despsed. He
started In eight races last year and scored four
winnings. At New Orleans, in April, he won mile
heats, beating Frank Ross, Niagara and Glenrose
In 81, 1:47h, 1:47k winning the last two heats,
TIRE last one at his ease and eight or ten lengths
ahead. At Nashville, in September he won a purse,
mile and . quarter, carrying 104 lbs beating
London, three years, 100 lbs; Emma Pratt four
years, 101 lbs. and Rchland, four years. 1o4 lbs.
Time, 212x. He beat London q length, but had
considerable advantage in the weight. The next
day he won the Railroad Stakes all ages, two-mile
heats, beating Hollywood, The Dipper and Frog.
town, In 3:41k, 3a8K-the last heat won In hand
and by several lengths. Two days later he walked
over for a purse, two-mile heats. London was the
only horse there able to contend with him, and he
had already done enough for a three-year-old.
Alroy, five years old, though like his former
stable companion, Abd-eKoree) q much abused
and injured horse, must not be considered entirely
out of the race, should he return from the South in
fair condition Though thoroughly worn out and
little thick winded last FALL he was railroaded
to the South, for what purpose one could mag
inc but he Is horse of fine constitution, and 1t is
| said nc is recovering his form. He was q good
| horse last Spring-ran four races at the Jerome
| Park Spring Meeting winning the two longest
but he utterly failed at the late meetings. His best
| performances were as follows:-At Jerome Park he
| won the Jockey Club Handicap, two miles, giving
| Tubman 1--WE pounds, as above stated, and Quin-
| tard nine pounds (all same age), the time being
| 3:4s. He won handsomely by two lengths, but the
| time vas not as good as that OF other races at
shorter distances on the same day. At same meet
| ing he won free handicap sweepstakes, two and
one-eighth miles. carrying ll5 lbs.. and beating
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CoMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
received yesterday in the City Treasury from
dinerent sources, VIZ. -
nrcRivrR .oxsnl
From taxes, Croton water rent &c..,...''''''' ~"
ARREARS. ...
From Of taxes assessments croton "a' 6t7A
CITY REVENUE cod
From market rents and fees. .''''''''
COLLECTOR AssEssstN1s. . osi,1
From assessments tor street Improvement" ~S''''
ro,.,...............-.--.---..------..szzsa&
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
W~HITTLESEY ADAMS
INSURANCE AGENCY

In the branch OF Fire Insurancethis Agen.
cy continues, aS for many years past.tO rep
resent the leading fire insurance companies
of America ana Europe.
The sweeping fires of Chicago and Boston,
which brought disaster To so many cOInpa-
MES, did hOt shake the Home OF New FORK,
or the Royal OF Liverpool. or the Imperial
OfLOndOu, or the Glens Falls Insurance Co.
or the " estchester Insurance Co, OF New
York. These Companies did not ask for, OF
think of. any compromise, but promptly
paid every lOss, dollar for dollar.
These immense CONGREGATIONS ave com
PEELED people TO inquire carefully into their
Insurance. and no companies IN the world
can bear the keene scruteny better than
the companies above named This Insu-
rance Agency of W. Adams, also represents
other FIRE Insurance Companies, whose
character for stability and prompt paymen
are fully and well known TO the citizens OF
Trumbull county. With these large re-
sources, the Agency Of W. Adams Is able
TO wtite and carry large lines Of insurance,
with as complete security as can be found
in the world.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
ERN.
Important Oil and Coal Railroads
~Leased-HistOry gifts Recent Is.
sue of Bonds.
From the New York World, Feb. p.

from the New 1urk Norlds feb- u
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic and Great Western railroad yes
terday, the Pennsylvania Petroleum rail-
road, the Pithole Valley railroad, and
the Chenango and Allegheny railroad
were consolidated with the Atlantic and
Great Western-the latter leasing the 9TH
ers. The company obtained the money
for this leasing through their London
agents, Bischoffsheim & Goldschmidt,
who effected a loan of 81, 800, 900 OIL seven
per cent. rental bonds, being part Of &c.
800 900 specially secured by the rental of
the three roads. The bonds are of 81 900
York or London by an accumulative
sinking fund of l per cent. per annum.
The interest is payable half yearly, the
first payment falling due July l, 1873
The sinking fund will be applied by half
yearly drawings on May lst and Novem-
Der LIST, and the bonds will be paid July
lst and January LIST following each draw
! ing. The securities will be held by the
trustees of the bondholders, and will be
deposited in the Bank OF England. At
the end of thirty years, when the princi-
pal of the bonds covering the entire loan
shall have been redeemed by the opera
ton of the sinking fund, the shares and
securities held by the trustees will become
the absolute property of the Atlantic and
Great Western Company.
Amorning paper having stated that the
impression prevails in Wall street that
this whole matter Of purchasing three
railroads is a pretext to get money from
Europe, as the Chenango and Allegheny
railroad is operated at a loss and is there
fore valueless, and that the Atlantic and
Great Western is so heavily mortgaged
that it cannot raise money except by such
devices, Mr.. S. NJ. Barlow makes the fol-
lowing statement:
The object of the Atlantic and Great
Western in obtaining possession of
these railroads is TO reach through the
Pennsylvania Petroleum Railroad and
the Chenango and Allegheny railroad,
the heart of the old oil region, and
through the PithOle Valley road, by
extending it twenty-five miles, to ALE
gheny river at or near Parker's land
ing-the new oil region, which now
supplies one-half of the oil of the
world. 1t is believed that the latter
road, running as it does through one
of the best coal and oil regions in the
country, will be, when finished-as it
will probably be this summer-one of
the most valuable roads for its length
in the west. All the money needed to
finish this road and connect it with
the Great Western has been procured
by the issue of the bonds mentioned,
which net the company par in curren-
Icy.
As to the statement that has been
published that a further issue If ST.
100000 in bonds will soon be made for
acquiring the remaining interest in
the Chenango and Allegheny R. r..
and for the extension of the PeSoSss
Petroleum r. r. to Lake Erie.sen, :
Barlo&says these bonds will 6olosra !
issued efcept in case of theons aud
purchase This company Of 5&1eIurSs. y
ests ~ Sprdfss ySI} pa { q
q tfmproVement IN a
- Photo. ms N
ser Trumf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

II EGAL NOIiJE-
Notice is hereby given. that William
n mil. Guardian II Charles ~. Dull. nled
his petition on the 2Sth day q Feb 1853, in
the Probate Court OF T-umbUll county. ana
state OF ohio setting forth that Alexander
BOOthe. late Of the county OF ana
State uf .rrSaid. died seized in lee simple OF
81 acres OF land. more or ess. situated IN
Newton township. in said county OF Irum-
bull. and known as part OF Lot No. -. ad-
Joining land OF Moses l.. StrOcS and others.
Also a tract OF 2jacres OF land. more or less,
situated in Paris township. Portage county,
OHIO, adjoining land OF IN n. sutton aud
others. THAT said Alexander BOOthe LEFT a
widow named Mary r., who is entitled 70
dover in said lands. and three daughters,
Inheritance vested at the decease Of said
Alexander, to-wit: Nancy J., intermarried
with /. NJ. stone, who resides in Washing
ton county, Ohio; Isabella, intermaTried
with ID. W. McBrisr. who resides in Ale
gheny county. Pei ma; ,aid widow also re-
sides in Washington county, Ohio, and
Mary Z. VINO was ILte married with saiu
petitioner, and decd. leaving a son, her
heir at law, and her husband seized OF an
estate by courtesy. The prayer OF said Pc
titiOn Is for an order To assign dover 10 said
widow, and have partition amOngthe heirs
aforesaid. said petition IS set for hearing
on Thursday, the Sd day OF April, l>I5, at
the Probate Office in the city OF Warren, D.,
At 10 o'clock "A. m. Of said day All persons
Interested may take notice.
WILLIAM NJ. DULL.
Guardian OF has. N. Doll, minor son Of
Mary +. Dull. decd.
March ,, lSlJ-H
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Atlantic & Great Western Railroad.

We learn from a reliable source that
the managers of this line will place on
the road, on the spring change of time,
additional local trains, for the accommo-
dstion Of the public on the Mshoning
Division, and that local trains hereafter
will be run independently Of express
traips-The local travel On the Mshon'
Division is increasing rapidly, and
e proposed increase In accommodations
n not only prove satisfactory to the
strons Of the line, but also to the inter
ests Of the Company. Mr.. ]. NJ. Ferris,
superintendent of this Division is q live
man, who fully understands the local
interests intrusted to his care, and his
} efforts to advance those interests are in
the right direction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
Pope Among Us!

ming AFeut
IT.s ink there is anything
So-nASj4ion especially sectari-
an 8 10 religious opinions. We be-
llese In the largest religious liberty
that no man should be bound to swear
in the words of priest or pope, ofhigh
or low degree. Hence We can not
agree to the intensely theocratic dog
maiisms of the ''Lenten Pastoral" of
the Roman Catholic Bishop of Cleve-
land, which we publish in this issue.
We reproduce it so that u readers
msS SCI the genuine tone, temper and
spirit of papacy in America ; its i'm
pefiOusness and bold assumptions
ndividual liberty is absolutely denied
sud the absoluteism of popes and
bishops and priests over the conseien-
ces Of the people is assumed as a di-
Ayfnely invested prerogative. This ad-
ress declares thatth Catholic church
nathan the STATED It denOun-
our common school system as an
.uhpositian ON Catholics and con-
SIGNS parents, whosend their children
to such schools, to satanic regions.
We favor giving Roman Catholics
ihesame rights and privileges other
religious bodies enjoy, but not any
more. They injure their u when
their high dignataries, like Bishop
Gilmour, proclaim to the world their
hatred of Republican principles and
declare that Papal DEGREES, must and
shall be the only rule and guide for
the conduct for men, under thrats
Of inquisitional punishment here and
damnation hereafter.
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TIME wESTwAKD.

Eastward bound passengers by trains No
II and > have no change Ofcars to New York.
Connections at Aeadvine. Union and CORY
for the oil Regions; at Corning for Rochester
and points on the New York Central and
at BinghamtOn for Albany, Springfield,
Worcester, Boston and all points in New
England.
Westward bound passengers by Trains No.
| and 3, go through 10 Cincinnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
isvflie short Line, or the mail steamers, for
points in the South, southwest, and for sta
lions in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
Sas n Colorado. AlsD at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, and the north
west.
For additional Information as to time.
fare, and Connections, apply to the local
agent. asking for tickets via the ALLAN
TICS GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
No "stop-over"allOwed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to
their first stopping place. and may then re-
purchase nom that point to destination
1. d. BARTON. Gen SuPt.
Meadville, n
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gent. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Meanwhile. Pr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

Men are frequently like tea: the real
strength and goodness are not prop
erly drawn out of them until they
have been for a short ia hot water.
Now Johnny" says grandma, IL
want you To sit just a. still as mouse"
"Mouses don't sit still, grandma."-
Sure enough.
There's one thing" said a gentle
man at a race, 'that no man a beat.
and that is time.r Fudge :" ex-
claimed a hvstandar, "every drummer
in the land beats time!"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF

In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Trumbull county. Ohio, l will offer
for sale at public auction, on saturday, the
SIh day Of March, 1878, between ! and 3
o'clock p. m, at the south door Of the Court
House. In Warren, the following described
real estate situate In Greene township, in
said county OF Trumbull, to-wIt Known as
rot No. 2 in section No. - and sounded
north by the section line Of No. ~ and east,
south and west by the lines Of Lot No. ?,
and contains thirty-seven $50 acres Ofland.
Appraised at $40 dollars.
Terms-k in hand and the btlanee In one
y ear: p ymrnts to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. VIM. CRATSLEN.
Admir- Of Elisha A. Underwood. decd.
Feb. 20, 1921
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~ County Convention.

OOU4ag SNnNNnNAOAs
Cnion Republican voters Of
mbull county are hereby requested
meet, BY delegates, in convention, at
zoos Hall, in Warren, ON "Wednesday,
10Th. at IL o'clock a. N, for the
Aspnese Of nominating a candidate for
frsn county for the Office of Mem
Constitutional Convention to
N at Columbus in May next and
SAID County Convention may, in its
erection, appoint a County Committee
The ensuing year, and delegates to
resent TrumbuIl county in the Re-
lhlican State Convention, 10 be holden
Columbus, May 2Ist next
The basis OF representation in said
ounty Convention will be one delegate
or each fifty votes east for L. S. Grant
or President in 1872, and one delegate
seach final fraction o. twenty-five votes
atls precinct to be entitled to at
10 So;.oSntiSseielegate. On this basis, the
p. Il. NReincts will be entitled to del
80 Tas follows, viz:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

Il Gen. B. F. Butler, member Of Congress
from Massachusetts. is the spologist and
defender of Ames, Brooks & Co., OF
/, Credit Mobilier notoriety. Whether
Butler is acting in the capacity Of a hired
attorney for his wounded and stricken
colleagues, or is stimulated by some other
euually patriotic motive, it is not easy
8 accurately determine. 1t must lie
admitted, however, that his defence is
Ingenious and able, and does not detrsci
srSm his neFited reputation as g Arst-
eiass criminal lawyer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
MARRIAGES.


On the 25th Of Feb. 1879. at The residence Of
The bride : parents. by Ed Nm. Bartlett,
OLIVE =. SAGER, all OF Bristol, Ohio.
On the 25th Of Feb. 1875 at the residence OF,
and by Ed. n. n. Bar lett, Mr.. WIN. p.
Parman, OF HOwlanu. Ohio. and Miss SA-
RAH A. SCONILLE. Of Vienna, Ohio.
IT Bazetta, Wednesday evening. Feb. 28th,
by Rev. v. p. Bailey. OF Warren, Mr.. s
LEROY LOVE. of Knoxville, Pa, and Miss
GRACE j.. EWALT. only daughter OF
Jacob Ewalt, Esq.
On the evening OF the 18th ultimO, at the
residence Of DOct. Belden. West Farming
ton, by Rev. J. c. Burnell Mr.. SETH
WOLNOTT, OF Nelson, TO Miss FRANK
W. GIBBS, Of Pennington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
TIE SPRING TERM
OF TUE
Western Reserve Seminary

OPENS APRIL Sd, 1873, under The
Zone study System. Studeuts should
enter at the beginning OF the first, II OIL
htnlh week. - rented to students.
Furnished rooms S4OO 10 $500 per term.
Family Beard s3.H per week.
tlub Rates Si.J to 500.
For particulars ADDRESS
q. W. BEATTY, Principal.
Mar. D. 1881 West FarmingtOn. o..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance DEPARTMENT,
L. d -

Whereas. The Railway Passengers Assn
rance Company located ct Hartford. Con-
cecticut, has filed in this office a sworn state
ement, by the proper officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, and has
complied IN all respects, with the laws OF
this State, relating TO such Insurance. Com
panies. Incorporated by other States OF the
United States.
Now. Therefore,; in pursuance CT law. 1,
William F. Church, Superintendent OF In
suTance for theState Of ohio, do hereby GER
tify, that said Is authorized to
transactits appropriate business Of Accident
Insurance fE his state. in accordance with
law, during the current year The condition
and business OF said Company at the date
Of such statement dec 81, lS7Z) is shown as
follows:
Amount OF actual paid up-CapitalS500.C00OO
Aggregate amount OF available as
%
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities,
except capital.) including rein
eps1-r "
Amount of Income for the prece-
ding year in 70
Amount of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash.----.-.---. 1855 10
IL. slim witness whereof, I have hereunto
subscribed nv name, and caused the
Seal of my office TO be anXed, the
day and year above written.
W. F. CHURCH, superintendent
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A PLACEMENT

n Peter Anthoney. Plrf. ". Thomas For
Luue, Deft. Before Jesse o.. DillOn. Justice
OF the Peace OF Champion township TEt-m-
bull county, { hio.
On the twenty-siXth day Of February, \,
ID. 1873, said Justice issued an order Of At
tachment In the above action for The sun
OF thirty dollars. Satd cause will be fI
hearing April Sth, at ten o'clock. a IN . lS7:
PETER ANTHONY.
March ., IS73-Sts Plaintiff.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of dSdh Ges-ObfUaTY fre GEMS per ttne
At BroOllheld. o.. Feb. II, 1873. OF Consump-
tiOn, Mrs. JULIA d., wife OF J. W. With
ersty, aged 30 years.
Eel. 22d, in Bristolville, after a few days
severe illness, Mrs.SARAH a. CHAFFEE
wife Of Mr.. +. A. Cha1se, aged p years
and Is days.
On the 18th day Of February, HENRY
GRANT. only child Of Henry IND Catha-
rine MeaSe, at the early age Of 1 years. 2
months and IS days.
May the word of our Lord Jesus Christ be
the comfort and hope Of his parents. The
child isRot dead. but sleepath.
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CPECIAL

SIEClAL NOTICE.
~ III and alter date. no bill for material
furnished for use Of \. Y. & r. Rail Road,
VIII De paid for by the Granite Improve
mrHt company. except upon a written order
y. BeebOut, Resident Engineer. The order
To be returned with the bill when rendered
for payment. =. SLATAPER.
Chief Engineer, a. Y. 2. 7, r. Co.
Ashtabula, o., Mar ., ls55-2J
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

KING OF THE BLOoD.-Prairie Itch is
caused by a disordered and inactive
Liver, produced by miasmatic poison
upon the system. The King of the
Blood acts as q stimulating alternative
upon all the glands of the body, espec-
tally upon the Liver, (which is a gland
ular body, and will, therefore, by COR
recting The secretions and curing the
Liver, remove in a short time his troub-
lesome and loathsOms disease.
See ADVERTISEMENT in another column.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

ESTATE of Harvey H. Brainard,
IIdec'. The undersigned has beeh duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator
On the estate of Harvey II. Brainard, decd,
late OF Trumbull county, Ohio.
IRA W. COOPER.
Gustavus, March ), ISTS-Sts
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nkInGE NOTICE.

DKIDGE NOTICE.
ID AUDITORS OFFICE, IRCMbULL Co.
WARRES, ~. March /, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the Commits
sioners of rrunbul county intend to build
an Iron Bridge across the MahOuing river
an the fooi OF" Burt street" la the village Of
Niles, aud that Tuesday, the LIST day OF
April, 1873, Is hxed for the hearing Of Any
objections that may he made against the
same. 1. T. PAYNE,
CIiAS HARSHMAN,
y. A. CUwDERl,
CCunfy commissioner.
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NOTICE.

EDWARD y. BEEBOUT has been
IIthis day appointed Resident Engineer
81 che A~shtabIla, Youngstown & PitISbuTt
Rail Road, in place OF H. A. SChwanecSe.
resigned. Office, Ashtabula, ohio.
f. SLATAPFR,
Chief Englneer A. Y. \ z. X. X.
hsh ahnl o., Feb. p, 1873
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05

TbSsTo+sfs will please meet at their
respective places of holding elections, TO
select delegates 10 said Convention on
Saturday evening, March p, 1873, at Z
O'Clock. o. MORGAN, Chairman.
7. J. NOLAN, Secretery.
ALoSzo TRUESDELL, County
r. I. WILKIS, SCommit;ee
\ E. SPEAR,
AFeh. &c, 1873.