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nofa. was .rrosont, and delivered IN address, IN
which ho dofonaed the Illinois temperance law,
and urged an organization in Missouri.
ALMOSTK TRAGEDY. =

A Daughter Charged with Attomntn
ing to Poison Her Fnlhcr..sl,e A..
cnsca fhfn1 Of Trying to viointo
1Qcr Person. ~, >....
specfal Dtspatoh to The Chicago T4tsuns.
DEoonAn, H., July 24.-On tho 22d inst.
William Mariono sworo out warrant Of arrost
against his uloco, Ida 3. Mar1ono for tho orino
Of mtngling poison with food. for tho purpose OF
killing hor father, Mr. 2. q. Marlono, who ap-
tion against his daughter. Tho girl WAS arreatota
yesterday, md had an examination boforo I. q.
Finny, Justice OF tho Ponce for Canoo TOWN.
ship, In this county: Tho facta disclosed by tho
prosecution aro briefly as follows That, IN
itagi taggi.i i6rs.kfsst. ,. noticed tbst tSe % broad
swallowing noutht of IT, % he toll n" Shook H'isa 90
through his whole system that he in1nedIatoi7
drank . cup Of strong coffee, ato handful ol
ss;lt md uaed other f5emedles, getting, physi-
u for four or five days, recovered that. nt two
different timos ainoo, ho has boon poisoned in
the eamo way, Some Of the bread Of which wa
u arst ate wes a. thrown to tho hogs, killing throe
that tho daughter Id. sont to Docorah, BY her
little brother John, for atryohEtno; that 1ie got
the same In bottle. took It homo, and delivered
Il 70 he1, when ehe declared to him that abs
oa .Bon t. h'f ss slss %e tsa6 him bm ht 1 h., be
mixed some OF tho poison In q loaf Of broad, j,
baked 1t, and put It on the table for hor father
to cat. All Of which sho has oonfossed, md
docs not now eyon attempt to deny.
Tho mother Of tho girl has boon doad for oov-
oral years: Ida ia about ID yoarb old. aud ap-
parcntly tho most Intelligent member Of tho FAM
ily. In her conversations and confessions: sl1o
docs not seem to realize that aho has committed
great crime, but asserts that aho has only
acted in soil. .dcfenso, alleging that hcr fathcr
has repeatedly attempted to have oarnal inter-
course With hor, against hor will; that 90 doter-
mined havo been Ills efforts to dabauch her that
30 has broken the panels out of her BEDROOM
aooT to gam acccen to her peraon; and that sho,
| outrage, deliberately determined to destroy hlm-
;, Tho neighborhood VAS greatly excited over
the affair, and many exprossed sympathy for
tho girl, and tho bittareat condemnation for hor
father.
| The prisoner WAS bound over to await the
| action Of the Grand Jury, and bail wAs immodi-
| ately furnished by her, friends. -.
Charges and counter-charges arc, nadc, I'M
| Hl1casing several other prominent parties, and
the endls not got. '.'s
, 1873-07-25
RAIL ROADS AND WAREHOUSES;.

Changes In tho Grain Inspection Rulo
More ChnrRes Of Hallway Extor.
tiO11s
Special Nsuatch 70 tn Chicago Tribune.
SPR1NaR1ELD, III. July 24-The Board Of Rail+
road aud Warehouse Commissioners were IN HeH-
sion today, and, aside from making change in
certain grades Of grain, but little OF public in-
terest was dono. Tie following il the change in
the gradoa Of grain:
The grades hercto{ore known rs "hsrd spring
wheat Noa. and =" with descriptive qualidcatIona
thereto attached nro sriokaa out Of the rulos and the
following described grades adoptod aud inserted, to-
Wit: :" Northwestern spring wheat, Nos. and ~,
ahall include the varieties Of hard spring wheat" on
good milling quality and equal in every respect to tha
present standards Of Nos. and spring wheat.
Mr. Cook, tho President OF tho Board; will
leave hore Tonight or tomorrow morning foA
Rock Island to investigate certnin complaints
urged against the Western Union Railroad Com-
pany on account OF extortIona. A number Of
Complaints againHs this road have been fled
with the Board, and they arc Of such charao-!
tor, md tho men making them oil
such high standing that the Board ia compelled
to look into them. Mr. ]. q. Raymond, Of tho
Board OF Railroad and Warehouse Commissions
ers, leaves tonight for Chicago to toatify in
case pending there against parties who have mol
paid and rofuae to pay the foes charged by tbs
Inspector Of Grain for work done in tho line Of
his duty.
, 1873-07-25

Inhalation OF tho New. .Surcrintcnd4
ent Of tho Insnne Aaytunl.-Tho Sol~
dicFA7 Hest. -:

1nsthlfatton OF tho New Gurcrlmtcnd4
ent of tho Insnne Aaytum.-Tho sol~
dlcra, Hest. g.. -, =.
spectai Dfspatch to The eAieago Tttbt,,s.
MADISON, Wis, July, 24.-Dr. Mark Ranney
ras formally inaueurated Superintendent Of tho
State Hospital for, The Insane near hero, last
evening, tho members Of tho board of Trusteoa
and Btato Board OF Charities, State officials; md
a number OF citizens and lndies going out ON
speoiul train: In tho Hospital Chapel, speechos
voro made by the Hon. David Atwood
President Of tho Board Of Tfustces1
4. 8. McDill, who retiros from tho
suporintendoney to teko scat in Congress-
and as one OF tho speakers Expressed it, to deal
him in tho Nations Capital; Dr. Mark Ranneys
the new Superintendent, who comos hero from
Iowa, prepared by rs yours experience. some Of
them with physiclans distinguished in that do
main Of Bcience; Gov. Waahburn, and tho Hon.
II. Il. Giles, Of tho State Board of Chnritles-
High tributes we're paid to tho fidelity, ability
md succoBs Of DR.. McDill's administration Mr.
Atwood briefly stated the history Of tho institu-
tion since 1t was opened in June 1850, having
Ind three SuperlntcudentB and only ono matron
in that time, having treatel ,G53 patients and
discharged 635 fully recovered and 807 improved.
Gov. .Waslburn olaimed that, considering her
III her charitable institutions, expressing conf
denco that Inmates Of this hospital would bo
we'll carod for, and saying llo could find no Ian
gauge to o1preBs hiH indignation at such inatitu~
lions as those IN Vermont.
Tho Unitod States Government advertisoa fol
proposals for an iron railing around the Soldiers
Rest, In tho cemetery here.
, 1873-07-25

Tho London Society for tho Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals recently held its forty ninth
annual mooting,-a torn Of life which, in ltaeH,
oiation and tho bonefaction OF ita purposes. The
sooioty has now fund. Of e170,000, which
has recently bocn increased by private log
aoy Of $4,000. Tho expenditures Of tho sooi-
city during tho past your have been about
$4,000. A largo staff Of inspectors Is main-
tanned, and the London Ne,os bears Witnoss that
tho Society has accomplished much good in tho
suppression Of common specimens Of cruelty to
horYcs
, 1873-07-25

The sentiment Of the Grangers in Iowa, and,
no think, to considerable extent in this State,
is that whom thoy 50 into politics it shall be on
N Independent base Of operations, disentangled
from oil former party alliances. Nevertheless,
4 number Of peraons ol(lco-holderg and Or
office-holders, aro aflil'ating with tho Farmers'
Movement with tho oxprcHH purpose Of ateoring
II into tho pIulot lines Of the Republican party.
Tho arguments against tho formation Of the
hnti-Monopoly Party, which is apparently under
full headway in Iowa and making decided
progress III other Wcatorn States, may be
summed up under tue two following heads: /.
Tie Republican party is ready to assume tho is
sues Which tho farmers demand as part Of tho
public policy of tho future, and, having it's
organization perfected, is iu n bottor conili-
lion to carry them out successfully than
any now party would bo; 2. That tho organlza-
ton of new Anti-Monopo1y party would glvo
corlain advantages to mon who lad formerly bc-
longod to tho Democratic party.
Wo will nssumo 1t to bo true that tho Republic
can party will promiae to carry out tho wishes
Of tho farmers, 80 far as 1t Gun ascortain them.
Tho first obstacle encountered will DO this: A
party cannot accomplish work which 1t was not
organized to accomplish, THAT is, II thore be any
considerable resistance. Tho Republican party
WAS oggnnizod to doal with slavery. This it has
done, and dono efYootually It was not organized
to deal with my other wrong or abuse, mid 1t
cannot do 30 o1octualy, becauso tie promotera
of those wrongs and abusos bolong to tho party,
aud hayo just aa many righta In 1t an anybody
else hna. Dat, If the party should identity it.
so1f with The farmers In tho national
question, will this fnl1l1 tho purpose OK
pressed under tho farm "Anti-Alonopoly Ia
tlore 10 otAor form OF monopoly from which the
, 1873-07-25

Of porsona In tho house, including tho
regular boardors, whlo It takes at loast 900 par-
sons to pay tho expenses Of tho hotel. There
is but ono .shoatro opon in tho whole
city, though ovon in tho aummor season
thoro nro usua1ly half dozen pluoos Of anuso-
mont which aro 'woll-attondod by tho transient
visitors. Ono reaaon that is gvon for tho gon-
cral dullncsa nnd abacnco of.a largo portion Of
tho usual number Of summer visitorH; Ia tho
stampede to Europe, which is greater this sun-
n.or than 1t Inns ever boen boforo. AL tho ocean
atoamors that 1envo Now York aro crowded. aud
places lavo to 10 secured wcoks In advance.
, 1873-07-25

The farmcrs Of Dodge County, Wis, mot yes
terdey and took IN important atop. They issued
call of tho farmers Of the State to
moot in convention at hrlllwaukeo, aug. 21,'
to consider como plan for independent political
action, in view Of tho inability and indisposition
Of oithor tho Republican or Democratic partios
to deal with their grievances. a similar con-
vontion is to be held by tho farmers OF Iowa
at DEG lIoinos, a wook previously.
, 1873-07-25
lpTAca,

There is danger from the Oranges" and 9th
or bodies OF the people organized to overthrow
tho existing etato OF things under tho Govern.
ment. Bns II ~, as only dangor TO tno enemies OF
tho people. Ihore ls anu thore can be no other
dnngor from A. tho g people M organi@2od @ en- nsa'se.-
1socnsseer re-; SM;; ~ o1on m ana daoetsser: E
-I4o public may hnd sonia amali sasleiactton
from M9rtons LoavonWortn speech ~ me faot
tnas he naa at lant come 70 TUG CONCLUSION tlat
all questions tenthne TO dlsfdo tAo country and
array one section eSalnst another, layo boon aot-
tlod. Ho should haTe foand that cut somo tmo
a5o, but It is good that t!lo taGs haS at Last
dswned upon INN IN ail lta entrety*-DefroA
free r,ess. ,,aa hoon ,oaor;hoa m oa =. .,o
-oratory mas boon described by ono OF tho
aneents 90 II tne art % OF making f99 wrong appear
rlgnt: ana tho RI; ;rgn. Wrong. ~ mr.. Uarpentos is
orator enough for my oI5an1afy 5lu1 emergency, hnt
re b9ck.pny gfao was httle M ; iGo muen even 1or
MS ,aon1s ar IL as one % oi m H tho1 tne % n5ot 5 ~mcn
the people naEe maae up tnolr n,nas. ana re-
specthE "aon ther 1nihas callot 20 onangod'
ospGcHi19liy y % ono q 'ne eu'tS "ooa"
ssoeE SlA) oenttne. ,.,
-Ihoro afe TWO olaesos o. rauGal Journals ahd
CCongroeesmen, e On th's S1ie aaary3 question. t}
Dno OF taom con1enas M 1naf - Taa wrong 70 tahe
oH5ou salAiiea ~ so tnet 91t tuAt
, 1873-07-25
FEARFUL EXPLOSION.

Three Persona ILilted-.Elve W0undoifs
specIas Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune. !,
KN1dATsrowN, Ind, July 24.-Aterrib1oo o1plo.
alon occurred about ton mica south Of this plaza
on Tuesday afternoon. 4 threshiug- machine
engine, belonging to hIr. Downey, bursted, kills
Ing A. bowney, d. Ward, and man BY tho namd
Of Anderson, and woundlng son Of A. Downey.
J. Dogue, ". Powell. E. Murray, aud ono other.
name NOT known. Tho Cause Of the exploaion i0
supposed to bo low Tater.
, 1873-07-25

Postmaster Macarthur, Of this city, promises
that, ii tho Post Office Department will givo him
forty moro carriers ho will mako tho delivery Of
1ottora as rapid and certain az TINT Of London,
whore lotter may be posted and m anawer re-
coived tho Bnmo day. Ho Inns gono to Long
Branch to obtain Postmaster General Creswoll'a
consent to this addition to Ills forco,
, 1873-07-25

Infamous crimo. IH not this caso Of sufficient
magnitude to ongago tho httontlon Of tho stato's
Attorney. and to onlLst Lis earnest efforts to
discover tho real facts, and, II thoro be guilt,
to vindloato public ordcr and doconoy, and
oyery sentiment Of manhood, by bringing tho
YillafnR to 1uattceY
, 1873-07-25

WAsn1EaroN, Poun., July 2A.-At the funeral
Of Child today, n widow lady namol Morrow,
mat with very serious accident. The axle OF
tho buggy in Which she waa riding broke cauH-
iug tho horsoB to run of. Mrs. Morrow was yio-
lontly thrown out and dragged some distance.
IIar faco WIS badly mashed, tho bones Of one
shoulder woro broken, and she was boaidea much
bruised aud cut.
, 1873-07-25

Private adyices from Now York indicate tint
tho city is dullor In both q buHiuess aud social
way than 1t haa boon In many years. As an OK
ample OF tho condition OF things, 1t is statod
that ono Of tho largest and most popular hotels
Of tt,o city had, At tho. date Of writing. but
, 1873-07-25

specful Dis}mtoh to 1hc Chicayo Tribune
CElAn NArlpH, July 24.-For nearly Q week
paat, Frank hlasiua hau boon on examination on
tho Charge Of numbering hs vito OIL Mny II, an
ACCOUNT of which, appeared III Tue TRIBUNE at
tho time. Tho Testimony at the examination
aud botore tho Coroner's Jury nbout nlke. uo
il now held to bull to appear ut tho next term OF
tho District Court.
, 1873-07-25
OH Gz)mapn G2il,ua1e.
MINNESOTA agricultural authoritioa calculate
that the wheat crop Of the State will yield sur
plus Of 80, 600 bushels for export.

President Cook. Of tho Railroad and Ware
hou1o Commissioners, las gone to Rock Island
to investigate tho chargoB Of extortion made
against tho Western Union Railroad.
, 1873-07-25

Br. LOUIS, July 2I.-Bteamboat interests int
this city hayo forwarded to tho proper authority
at Washington a romonstranco against tho fur
thor construction OF the Illinois Il st. Loua
Bridge, now being built aoroBs tho Mississippd
RiyoF at this city, on the ground that II 1t iB n-
ished according to the original plan it will DO
great obstruction to navigation.
, 1873-07-25

yontion mot at Jefreraon City, yosterday, but did
nothing bon'lea preliminary business. DR.. ".
d, Holland waa elooted President, and lev. J.
Wesley johnson, Secretary. DR.. William Ross,
0raul Worthy 1'atrarcA and Lecturer. Of ILL.,
, 1873-07-25

LITTLE Roun, July 24.-H. Merrimhn, de-
faulting Postmaster, at Conway. In Iaulknen
County, waa arrested and trcd hore to-day, and
bound oyex to appear at tho no1t term OF Court
, 1873-07-25

LouIay11LE, n.y., July 24 The second hoor Of
tho old Methodist Church on Market street, bo~
carving with It Bi1 workmon to tho lower aoor4
Sngularly all escaped with only slight bruiaos.
, 1873-07-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

LYONS INSECT POWDER IS INBTANT DEATH
TO Eoaohcs bugs, ants p1ant ico harmless as flour Ia
, 1873-07-25

TO'DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

1IoOLEY'9 TI1EATRE-Randolph stroot, botwoo
.C1uEk and LaSalio. "Scllool." i, :
, 1873-07-25

=. .MoVlOKET'9 T11EATRE-ntadlson ttrcct, hetwesn
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-05
Centaur Liniment

Iutrs is 10 pain watch C-otsur IiuimenJ viii
uos relieve no swelling 90 will not .ubduo, and no
Ianeue,. which i, viii not cure. Tai, is strong
language but d, is true. Where the parts are not
gone, Ia effects Arc marvellous. Il has producet
nors cures o. rheumatism, neuralgia, loekjav
yai.y. .priss. swelllngs caked.bres'i- -esds
pUrus, salt-rucam. ear,4ohv, &C, upon the human
frame. sul % strains SPAWN, gals, &c. upon
animal. Ia one yeAr, thaa have al other reiaide-
SRcS the world began. Il is a counter,,yrjspt az
qltheslJes pain reviewer. Cnppscs throw away
s-sir srutghss ,ss lame walk, poisonous bites are
resdsTcJ harmless and the wounded are healed
Nilsout scar IL is no humbug- The recipe Is
psbl.shed Arouad esch bottle. Ii ceiling as no
article ever before sold and IL sells because jt does
us, what IL prrteads to do. Those who nov suffer
irsm rheumatism, pain or swelling, deserve TO
SAFER II they viii not use Ceataur Iiu!u.elt-
More than 1000 certificates or rem liable cures.
acludlug frozeu limbs, chronic Rheumatism, gor
RAINING tamors, &c, have been received. WewH
send circular containing Certificate, the recipe
II, gratis 70 ans one requesting it. One bottle
Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Iiuimeut is worth
SH1 hundred dollars for spawned or svecuied
borses and mules, OF for screw-worn in sheep.
stOok-owuers-thi- linirnent d. worth your atteu
ton No family should be without Centaur Iini-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-05
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, - Hoard OF County Commissioners,
May Session, \. u. 1873, held by adjournment
August LIT, lss3.
GA the foregoing petition, IL being satisfactorily
shown 10 the Court that the petitioners are respon
sbe, and that inquiry into the merits isexpedent,
IL Is hereby ordered that the County Commissioners
meet at
The Dwellbi. House Of s. S. Smith 10 Oxford on
Tuesday the ninth day OF September next At ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and thence proceed 10
view the routes mentioned In said petition iInmsdi.
ately after which Visw a hearing OF parties and wit
nesses will had at some convenient place In the vi
eny and such other measures taken in tae premises
a. the Commissioners shall judge proper. And II t
further ordered that notice OF the time, place aud
purpose OF said COMMISSIONER meeting Aforesaid,
be given 10 10 all persons and corporations interest
ed by snusing Attested copies OF said petition aud
this order of Court thereon TO be served upon the
Clerk Of the town Of oxford and also by posting
up copies Of the same in three public places In ssis
town, and publishing the same three weeks success.
sively In the oxford Democrat, newspaper printed
la Paris, in the County of Oxford the fret Of said
publications aud each OF the other notices to be at
least thirty days before said time OF meeting,to the
cnd that all persons and corporations interested
may then and there appear and shew cause, II any
they haSe,why the prayer Of said p titoneTs should
not be granted.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk
y True copy VI the Petition aud Order Vi Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-05

Four 10 SIX BOTTLES OF DR.. Piercc's
Go4Ir". .dedical Discovery are warranted
~ cure Salt Rheum, OF letter and the
worst Kind of PimpleS on the face. Two
10 tour bottles are walrented to clear the
system OF Boils. Carbuuclcs and Sores.
Four to six bottles are warranted To cure
the worst kind Of Erysipelas and Blotches
among the hair. SIX to ten bottles are
warranted to cure Running oil the EaIS
aud corrupt or Running Ulcers. Eight
to ten bottles aIe warranted 10 cure
Scrolua and the worst form of Secondary
and Tertiary Syphilitic diseases. Two
10 six bottles are warranted to cure Liver
Complaint. Manufactured at DR.. Pierce's
Worlds Dispensaly, Nos. 80, 80. 81 and
So West Seneca ST., Buffalo, y. \.
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An Interesting Book.

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Infrigues Workings Of The LO5Jes, etc; GirHg the
Secret History ~ oar National Government Shoic.
ing hOc The l'abiic Money Is Squandsred, and hoes
Votes are Obiaiaedi tcith Sketches Of me Leading
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WtRsiog Martin.
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The author carries us "Bchind the Scenes" and
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we all desire to know more about He tells
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places, and gives truthful but appalling history
of the Credit Mobiiier Swndle and Investigation,
and Congressional Bribery, aud presents TO us
with grim fidelity TO truth, the shameful but inter
esting secret History OF the Lobby, with sketches
of the noted Tomen Of The Lobby II is sad and
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The author tells us about the hard-workcd aud
poOry.paid employees of the departments, and
gives interesting facts about the female clerks of
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Thirty Years Experience of an
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Of one OF the best Female PLY. j.
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Best and >ure-t remedy in the World in an cases
VI DNSENTEI;l aud DIARRHEA N CHILD.
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LIVE OAK !

TsIs horse was raised in upper Canada; was
sired by Old Live Oak-dam full blood St Law
renee. This horse stands Isl hands high; is eleven
years old this grass; is beautiful red rhOne col
or; his average weight is 1850 pounds is compact.
Is built; and for speed, docility and endurance
cannot he eXceiled in the State. This horse has n
record In which he won race in Montreal IN 2 ~.
The reputation Of this horse is too well known la
viii stand at the stable of the subscribers for the
Improvement Of stock.
TERMS $40 10 warrant; So single service.
All casualties At the risk OF patrons. All mare.
considered with foal II disposed Of before the
usual time OF fOaling. Colts viii be holden for
service OF the horse In all cases.
CROOkER X THAlER.
Norway, May %, 1878. ju3-sm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-05
DIR ECTORY
Masonic lOdges--Time of Meeting.
OXFORD CaAPTER, Bethel. 81 Thur,dav

Masonic lodgeS--Time of Meeting.
OXFORD CRATER, Bethel. 81 Thur.day
OF each month
AndrOseOgCin Chapter, No. StC-ntos, Mon.
adav % or before full moon.
Blazing Star, No. 80, Rumi0rl Ceu;rs We'd.
Eesday, 81 or before the nun Of The mooR.
Paris Lodge, No. -, e.. Paris, Tuesday, ON "
before the fun.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 10, Bryant, PoId. 81
tuesday OF every month
Oriental star, No. q, LivernJre, Tuesday,
or before fun moon
Bethel, No. ~, "a Thursday Of each month
Evening star Lodge, No1E Buckdcld. Mon
dsy Oh OF before full moon.
FithSgorian, No. No., Frvchurg Monday even
INK Of or Following the full OF the moon.
ONford. Norway. No. 10, Monday or or next
IRE vJiuK full moon.
Meant Tir'cnt. NJ. I,1. -. Waterford, Tu,--
dav. ON or beiurV The fuil moon
ut. hOriah. No So Denmark. "Wednesday on
OF before the fell moon
Nc1insoOt, ". non, Turner. saturday Oh OF be-
fore tull moon.
Delta, No IS, lowell, Thursday on or 4ner ian
moon.
Kinx Hiram, D.Nayli NJ, s7,-TAur,.l4y %
or after luII moon.
whitney Lodge, No. I6., Canton ,-Thur-jay
on cor before fuN moon.
Aurora Chapter. No ?. Cornish, FrjJyy al
tt- full moon.
Oriental chapter, NJ. 81, By.dgton, Thursday
o. on bri0re fun moon.