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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19
.. L. 0DNODSSOU. y. l.. H80DER1OI
7 ERoY BANK,
Mower County, Minnesota.

Mower County, Minnesota.
G.. L. Henderson &c Co..
Win buy and sell Foreign and Domestic Ex-
1hangs. Money loaned on Real Estate or COL
lateral security. Will do business on ~ favor
able terms - IN incorporated Bank.
coRRssPsNDENTs AND RE1sREEcEs.
City National Bank, Chicago; GiIchrist /
Co., Me6regor; F. X. Graves, Pres't Let Nat,
Bk, Me0rsgor, also, Prss't c. b. / N. r. r,
g.. Hon. 8: Merrill, Prsst Peoples Bank
0ss4eiass, Iowa; 3. R. Dsrro. 4 Brother
1s0rsass. 39-l
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19

w. y. cRAxDALL. LAHAYEfT8 1eBHcn
TRANDALL 4 FRENCH,
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Austin
Nina. Uhhee in Bank Block; adjoining
TaAxecxlrT ONCE. Collections sud other bas
insss attended TO carefully and promptly.
TEO. w. ROBINSON.
" REGISTER OF DEEDS, Mower Co
Asnn. Will examine titles, pay taxes for non
sssiasnts, 10.
Avstin, MIMI, March 14th, 1871. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19
ALL .CANVASSERS,

And active responsible pc rsons who wish tho
best paying agency in America, should send
at once for circulars, giving terms Of any of
the following hooks. Did you ever see so
many big selling books advertised by ono
firm ? Every body comedies that our publica-
tions beat, the world. Better subjects, by the
terms than any body can. Why? because We
publish the hest books ourselves. We give
general agents discounts to our agents. Try
| our books when all other business fails.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19

$50 WITH THE CROWD" to Austin
T. Richardson's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19
AGENTS WANTED.

The charming chrome Throw Physic to
the Doys," which j. given away with DR..
Foote'S truly wonderful work,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19

JUDGE SHERMAN PAGE is holding
court in Freeborn county this week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19
r, A. BARNES, NJ. D.,
Physician & Surgeon,
County Physician,
Pension Surgeon,
And Coroner.
Office at Residence. Mill st.

A sr1S MILLS
The only lE; !e+S;ri"g Mill !"
a., EN0LB / CO.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-19
THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The COUNTY.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
AUSTIN, MINI, JUNE 10, 1873.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Floral Club.
Two Probate Notices.
Mortgage Foreclosure.
Hall l. West-New firm, new goods
II. B. Davis Card.
S.'Hutchius, Ramsey-Stage Line.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
Now is tho time for great bargains
at Austin l. Richardson's.
JUDGE SHERMAN PAGE is holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

A mass meeting of citizens in favor OF the
ndoption OF the Pennsylvania Constitution Will De
held in Philadelphia Monday evening when speeches
will DO made by exCiOy. Andrew g. Curtin, Col ~ NJ
Mcclure Col. j. ". F0ruey, the Hon. Wayne hcfeash,
George W. Biddle, and others.
The annual address of Mayor Colvin OF
Chicago shows the immediate OF tue city 10 be-
s7t4 7Or and the imne date liabilities tssl,70 In view
OF this state OF affairs the Mayor very sensbly
recommends the initiation OF economical movement
in every branch of the municipal government.
At the Boston Municipal Caucus Thursday
night decided innovation in the history OF the politics
of that city was made by tho nomination in three wards
OF women IA members OF the School Committee, namely,
Mrs Henry C. Badger in Ward ., Miss Lucrcta Croker
IN Ward Ii, aud Miss Lucia W. Peabody in Ward H.
Mr. s. s. Cox having been accused the other
day by fellow Democrat OF having taken tho entire
Summer deliberate the question Of returning his
back pay settles the charge by producing the receipt OF
the United states Treasurer for it, under date OF April
g. 1879 the money having been returned by Mr.. Coxs
broherin-aw for him while he ate ndanco ~ the
bedside of his dying father.
Geo. II. Hewitt Chairman of the Queens
County Republican Committee issues circular in the
name Of the Republicans OF Queens County warmly
urging az candidate for Speaker OF the Assembly L.
Bradford Prince 1t recites his strength in the District
from year to year in his majority his serV
ices in party his Chairman OF the judi
CARY Committee In the Legislature and manager vi
the Judiciary impeachment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
A CARD FROM MIR. BOWEN.

TO the Editor Of Thc Trt6Unc.
SIR: More than six months have elapsed
since was informed through the newspapers that sun
dry charges against me had been presented to the Ek
aiming Committee of Plymouth Church. have never
seen copy OF those charges and the person who pro
sented them has spoken TO me on the subject
have never been cited TO appear before the Examining
Committee, although have repeatedly expressed ms
entire willingness to do the shortest possible
notice. have been able to traverse or re6ut an5
testimony that might be sought against me.
After a faithful search for testimony the Committee
as stated by the assistant pastor utterly failed TO OBTAIN
IT, The only before them to recommend that
the charges be dismissed; and this done by unan-
imous vote the Church. But the committee IN their
report and the Church in thor official action strangely
omitted to put that recommendation On the only per
tnent basl viz. that there was no evidence To sustain
tGe charges; but instead Of this based 1t on an oral
statement which refused to put in writing, since
would not appear IN the least to weaken my pr0tes.
taton OF innocence in reference 10 tho reported
charges. -
am also amazed that the Committee should have en-
bodied report, and thus given further publicity
10 "A ra or "a document Which was sscrcdIy pr,
yate, which had been surreputlously obtained ana
ANONYMOUSLY published. ami all the parties TO which
were soemnly pledged never 70 divugc it,
BT0Okiyn, Dec. 5, 1873. HENRY I. BOWEN
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PERSONAL.

EVice- President Wilson will leave the presid-
ing chair OF the Senate early next week. and make
trip to Florida, where he will remain for several weeks
NJ. L. S. Nadal, formerly Assistant Secretary
OF the United Legation In London and since well
known by his contributions to leading magazines and
reviews, has succeeded the late John r. Thompson as
literary editor OF The Epening Post
1t is a noticeable fact that ono of the most
earnest advocates OF the expansion Of the currency
either by the proposed convertible and 65lO0ths cur
rency bond, by direct ssue Of more greenDack IL
Mr.. Henry 4. Carey. the noted political economist of
Philadelphia.
Tho Jessamine (Ky.) Journal says that its
editor when CINCINNATI short time ago, had IN
terview with Murat Hastead. which he thus desert
He assured that hevas going to sstOnish the Ken
lucky press gang. you fellows said he, had no
idea when you elected for orator at your next
meeting that would accept the honor but am going
be al Henderson and meet with you OF your
selves: and more than that going to deliver you
practical address journalism. began my editorial
the foot OF the ladder. and think know all
the ups and downs OF the business and believe that
can least interest IL not instruct convention OF
editors. You may tell your Kentucky brethren that
will DO with them at the appointed tune"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
TIE STATE Of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

roI,po Dee 5-Pou, qniot aud unehAased Wheat dull and
lover 42a offered 81 AZ asked No Red ST 81 Corn hrm
High Mixed cash and December 63e Janasry
Sc February 55G50 c Nav High hirsd Die 10" niri ash
Hors sold at 81 209s4 22 Receips-SOV bush Whet ~ ooo
hush Corn and Shipn<nt4OOO BUSH wheat,
ri 900 bush. Corn, and 5000 bush. Oats -,
CRicAao 5Ploa unchanged Wheat steady NO
Al o. January; 81 lOa Pebu'y: Rejected 81 s9siac No
spnu, VI 4l OH Corn sve and higher No Mixed "
cssh or December 47Tss. January 4S2c PebraU Ne" No
Oats in fair demand AMI higher NO
36L cash or January White 374 Rye hrm snd esree At rs
d7fc Os No. 2, Raris, dull ami lover at 81 40 for NO
higher sl3 rs, cash or December; SIt !Aaosi
S is $2 Lard active ,pd higher az 81 10
mot AZ IS 10 February Bulk hest good demand gen
ey held higher sale, OF Shoulders a. &c Dose oho no
Grreu steady 4 Sides hfmer oc Tor snen
Rih, CSC Clear Hams 6'aSc c ~ TO 10 s,ss3e
pressed Hogs bisher Ct ~ U1So wy
Mi. Pour 20 Wheat 220O0 hush Corn tVou oen
S.u 900 and 900 bush Barley 1 ooo
bbx ~ 0O0 bush Wheat zooo onh 'oin. ioo"" oa"
Oats and 900 bush Barley MI, d. =,
NxvOxLrAs 5.-Fioar quiet; sales OF Treble Brtrs Al
al SOQS7 AO Family Ssds9 60 Com supply hght hIrd .sd
White 74q75c Oa in fair demand supply good ses a. oSao2c
Rr,n Su at 81 Hay quiet Prime $2f Choice SO Pcrf easier
=. ala so IN hrst hands, Shoulders noms
ns 6L dali Shoulders. 6ac CleaI lah SIDES oG Sesr
dc, a1tsisc Hams 10 demand; Oh l00l0s New io@
Ia iar dull; Tierce Sash ksg 999 sogsf doll and Gfoop
ins Infsror a5 Common ac5'c Far 70 fo Far oG 70
Common IS 9S6c Par 4ss5oc; PRIME TO Choice 62Go9s
Wh.Ly quiet 9tc for Louisiana 81 O2 for Cac4nn,n Cone
so .t 22d23h Corn Meal srn at 80 % Cola oaselo9's
premium for Ceruhe CheckA hfeoans-
Mum for csrssed Cheeks sterling III for Bank Drafts
WLulsoros c. Dec 5hprs rarpoanne-Ne "es rspa6eo.
.e Tarpentne steady 81 Tor hari '. " Tor
Yellow Dip. Tar frm a. ~ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

& y the the :@.r ,'t s Mr.:
BpnSer dsughts, o. the lat Lors 500 Draper. -.
memorial service will be held the Ssaea Of The rs
The relatives and 'ier Of toe fan'5 re'Dce"' avei 70
GoRSLINEAt Pnscid n J.. Piaay Dec ISAIAH Is'sr'
rs 81 s and 40 i IN. n, Ar. .oecf, uya d. a.sx
Es e aaSss oH a1ls' g n ma Tain. lave ia g
N III Liberty 1890 m. rsurning at slsp
GRAHAMOn THURSDAY morning Annie Douglass vhs 81 h4eo'"
Funeral residence 100 Fast steenh sas
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
GRFPEs scad.e Of John C. Griaeo he
The re.yes and friends invited attend sod,
tie 0 N from Grand Central Depot At NAmioaees
HITCncoCK-on Friday Dee s. Amel, Union s,r'b r. eiis''
daughter Of Amsrah and Ei~a Hitchcock aga 81 '-ar.
Funeral from her pareas residence on san Jay e ga ms.
JoUAs9gELo their s' . do .',s r s
France sged SO years. his Charlotte Clara, eldest daughter
requiem Mas vii b eesSfssi ., st va,eo, P,a sra
Twenty hrit, on satsrds, nc,use Tue 'ah ., 9ss lie
aye respectfully invited 20 sE.eai
KIsG-AtKsr resiebos at Bnsr'ori Park T. Thas,
ng, susan A.. wife OF James \. King
Pu1efal service rsiisece PaItays sa5r,, neHo'' al
LELAND AZ sturseyaa. House THURSDAY Dec At ~ ans.
Ne Ss. rd e., d, 6S,S Rfrea
SATURDAY Dec at Carrlage viii be n Ha,ae or
notice. Burial At Wooilavn
OAKRs-On Tuesday Dec al Pine Orchard Caxu Joah Olles d
Poperal services at his a residence $50 st. o.
SATURDAY morning. 10 O'clock Bas a. Tie Of tss
family.
UpDKgsuiicny in Chicago Dec g. Of congestion Iuns
Sarah " Charlie d. pike dau.f Of Ssmnel h.b
batt OF this
VAN BuaEN-D Peter Buren l.. p Dec :, .Sea IL
years
F1ns Monday Sth December 2l o!sok 81 t late
dence pa West twenty secoud'st n u
wADBn Brooklyp wedposay HOrsss Dnshs Wade 10
the Of hs
Relatives and friends attend the lpssi from hs
residence 4i7 CHAons Brooklyn, SATURDAY. Dec h. a.
1Oa
WrrfOn THURSDAY Dec a. Iii Whit in the ga Of his
His reSes and friends and those oil tae TI .e ns %
Flnhave o Monday next the alh inst. a, O'Clock.
wHErB-Dr White at Hststowu Penn Nov 2d ia thu ia
year Of BIZ, the Oldest that oehss
Of ,he state.
WnoD-At 81 his brother Bnoch Wood West BsHe
Aass DAVID ood Of BrookyD, N. L.. asei 7S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
A MONSTER GUN.

NEwBURGH, Dec. 2.--On Monday afternoon
ats O'Clock the new Suclif gum weighing IN its rough
stae 72OOc pounds successfully cast ~ the West
Point Foundery and being the most gigantic piece OF
ordnance cast here has created considerable in
terest
its last session Con made appropriation for
the purpose cf assisting American inventors IN their
periments OF heavy artillery. Mr.. sutclif. whose name
the gun bears OF the few gentlemen whose plans
are being tested by tho Government He Ia only inter
ested in the steel mechanism whichs to be attachsd
TO this "prea that speaks to the purpose AS Miles
Standish would call him.
The gun Is made of the nest iron (standng pull Of
10000 TO $4,000 pounds), and brought here By Messr
Paulding KemBe & CO. fer this express purpose. Ghe
casting is now 10 feet long. but when finished wif be
only 49, 1t will then have steel barrel inches thick
at the breach and 3 st tire mnzzc, with rife bore,
aud weigh 1900 pounds. The ball Will be inches IN
diameter, and weigh about 80 pounds.
The mold made a week ago, and at the TINE OF
casting was % hard sun-dried brick. IL was 80
situated that the iron from w0 large furnaces could DC
run directly IL by OF trOughs. The core Is
castron tube wound with rope and covered with sand
TINS was filed with water the moment the meta. was
run IN the mold. Twelve and half miLutes were 0ocu-
pied in casting and the water which was Deing forced
through tho at the rate OF IS gallons per minute
full OF water IL hours. when tho iron VIII
be sufficiently set to allow its removal.
The water then be exhausted. and as soo as the
burns from its outside tacking VIII De attached
and the Withdrawn. Then Rcdmans celeDrAted
process will be kepiip for six DAYS Inc lore being
always full 81 water OF course the from tno
inside goes rapidly than from wthout, and the
strength Is thus obtained INC portion next the
water Is hrst contracted by cooling; the part next
cooled contracts, and binds the trst as It we're, ike
band tho inside. Tia next layer acts similarly ana
till all is cooled each part successfully DlnuinH
that within till all ia held with great tensaty Eight
days will be required to cool this monster aud 81 coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
MECHELLA's SANITY YET IN DOUBT.

Another attempt was made yesterday to ex-
plain the murderer Mechella the fact he had
been reprieved. When the announcement was made he
turned petuanty the person who had addressed him
and said: me know all about it; me has plenty OF
head" and then retired TO the of his cell. A
glass whisky offered him, but he refused 10 drink
H. and requested milk With piece OF butter in IT,,
adding that he wanted to put himself in good condition.
Several attempts made to engage him converse
ton these proved rutless, as the prisoner to
be opposed receiving visitors or 10 holding converse
with any one. A Commission Will be appointed to In
aure into sanity, and the report Will presented
10 the Court OF Psrdons which will hold special
sion TO consider the II the Court that
the facts viii not justify Communication VI sentence
the execution will take place Jan. Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

" What ought 10 be considered Honestly and lie rally
Gold e-lSe,a gold = cold q alloy fuidi all the
1S-esrs consf-red horest gold toss well
we'll All proportions G prssnons, and tbcnsa TO- IA
aud may be tolerated Ike bespfal p<nea uiIea
with base aialeuB" The Book Of Hall Mars Americans
vsny England saoIi NJ. SrKEzTzfs sttr II Goa lat st.
hJ choice Of Scsra gold sni
essy RSs clocks aud boltes Cataozs p,ss Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE SIEGE or CARTAGENA.

THE SIEGE or CARTAGENA
LoSDOa, Saturday. Dec. &C am.
The Government squadron has not been
seen in the vicinity OF Cartagena for week. The In
surgents in its have been able to procure reoh
supple. daily and have captured several provision boats
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA
LONDON. Saturday Dec. 8, 1873.
A special dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
from its Central Asian correspondent says that Gen.
Kaufman, by his wastefu and corrupt administration
Turkestan, and his conduct In the late campaign
against Khiva, has incurred the displessure Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

by the Rev Mr. sweetsor Of the Biceckerst Universal
LIST Church. the Vice President OF tbs Society. Mr.. w. R.
Payne. gave history Of the Association He said that
since the organization 1856 beds had been provided FOR
~ women: situations bsd been procured Tor
6 women, homes for II, and had been sent
u the hospital. Addresses were made by tho Rev
DE- DEEMS tho Hv Mr.. Sweetzer, the Rev. John r.
etbr OF the fve Points House OF Industry and by the
Hon. AlgerDon Sullivan Sir. Sullivan, la speaking OF
the charity SAID Jhe good 10 for tho uncnrod
for people the hungry people, the destitute people, IL
nestmable; and OF all who love your work. who love
you. for your work hero, there is ore who more
cordially wishes you God speed than do l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
HELPING HAND FOR HOMELESS WOMEN.

The ceremonies attending the opening OF the
home for destitute at No. 81 Amity at were
held last night. The charity organized in July last
for the purpose OF providing temporary shelter for de-
cent destitute women. who woulc otherwise DO com
peed TO walk the streets sleep IN police stations
Two rooms were secured at No. 20 South Fiith'
but owing to the large number OF applicants the
house No. 81 Amity-st has been rented and Ia W
furnished with every for tho promotion
Of this charity At ths st night after prayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
yIrrY coxvIcrs REMOVED FROM SING SING TO

POUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. 5.-TO-nRht at O'Clock
50 convicts were taken OF Sing Sing prison and
started for Auburn Ingerso Harrington and wa'wortn
were among the number. Ingersoll pretended 70 De
SICK did not Co. and intimated that he wonid
snake matters right" IL allowed to STAY harrington
said but little but looked gloomy Walworth was cheer
whired up TO the door. Mrs. Waworth and her dsne9
ter aghted, and In great haste Mrs Maiw0Ttn asHeu'
piled, " He has gone" Hastily getting into their car
rage the two driven rapidly to the depot ana
arrived Just In time TOT board the tram, ana Win wal
worth took passage 10 Auburn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
Fashionable Rurr and Pricea.

rurs this Russian -
an. mo,, popular durable always fashanaha
fancy for medium priced Tor BLACK hosnS furs Lyps
sud i tods They quit dresss ssS
Of LIAR FROM so 70 40 ssA
imitation 81 SIS. Black hsIep. SO vi uisanen see ~
$l3 The real Lynx snd Black hren " well s be mtsneh -
,ootted Tho Black Mssa shch ONLY nsnel
made nsiu color Of which White and Dart
orc a sspd sni soa As Bsi MaTtss The posaos
sn j. made which sold Alaska Sable 70 that A.ska
sable nAsars color ami yery pepa rho 1thse w" siS
Otter BEAVER And see pcpaa pceisl,y vA
about the garments and always tud the psos
purchased the epar
of O. C. Co importers And msnsfAcsrs Of has fUkS
Broadws Tent his hrn Is recognized rs the leading tAHAs
.hle re,or, 70 reliable aud eersnt purs
Their good. aAcn .he whom No fss
fall aud thoroughly cured and dressed before being 10
no that aoie offered Tor psrst
particular
but being hort arnct xhi and the moths 60
them nd thor became werth IheY have sse
h,aone purchased
properly dressed before being made into ~ UssA
deoaorscd ooor beng ee
nafaetung the e vail beo r lie osn aessae 'sa sns
possible wall keop the moths out
There great NAM a sold seAoa o
which made tom poorly dressed shns ihy are geers~
picked up ct assos cheap and are offered " prices wn' e p
chaser seemingly cheap 10 all o.twah sIs 'sss -
quite ca detect the nersaee eetscen s
made from poor ssn or good .Aa ose tsss geo. se
csnaot br made out Of coh hsb a s" "see "" ~
made oct poorly dreEssi skisA
Bear In Rur handsome DE outward sspss
viii asAJ. breed moths uess ~Ass
o bar mind that good rsss Pun cannot b psrssd 81 ~
price q ose Bette. pay TAR ps ns, g .ss ss
thev appear cheap shs cheapest psraossAry N f.
yoa wan, good Fss Which caa ee pgsssA q :. es
B~.ISsI .sd oppoA sss~srs rtes have "a sss
\. 70 s.ssi Ps which, In ces~gaeses S',s
% ns o as ..S xss. ssds =. = a
hssIs I,sss sesssi k-'vs'.a > guy 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
CATrLR MARKET.

cx,c,ao p.e CARR sRecelpt 1000 head quality better
maIet iAy active prices arm &c higher on ss,d s.oss s m
20 9ti sos good IT, choice ~ 40 dso Do
h o, Of II e., graded So. 81 i5ss3 90 ship
E.Bts 9l3 head -, on ~, 49,. ,,.,.. I.,.. ,mc,l
,., not vet IN; prices aud Toe higher common 70 ene'
aa1SA 81 4O0p4 ooi shpnehn '"o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

90 m n. rss1 Jury s Ssvsssshes ss NJ, Sts % th ys~A
=" ~ ia Irso1 yc,isrsaJ t~rs that sc17 Ohio
deu 70 summons s.N ..s. Iss oose, s. -. ,s,s
"a. Ia - rr.t., n tssfosy. Will Mr. Bruyn ssh eS
sach e ncs IS be could give mgs snsss bs.ss D's-s As
" nOstposedi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
CENTENNIAL OF THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.

The Centennial of the Boston Tea Party :"
will be observed an that city the 18th inst as well
IN Philadelphia The Hon. JOSIAH Quincy VIII preside,
and number Of prominent gentlemen nave Deen IN
yted 10 deliver addresses During the exercises which
viii take place IN Faneuii Hall, tea and simple repast
will be served by young ladies dressed In inc sntQ ue
COSTUME OF the oden timethe garments Deing such as
have been preserved by descendants oil thoso
who lived ia Boston "a hundred years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

American Gentlemen w search % good and economical Los
don tailor directed BEJAss Ulster House 80 condps~I
London W. Noted special materials AMI styles for Ulster uv-hss
uniVes Uiste. shooting sad coasy suit. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

POst-Ofnce
Dec 1878 viii this oee On BDNBSDAf al 80 ~
,n THCRsDAY at IL 80 aud On SATURDAY Al ~
T. L.. JAN sS. Posunssta<.
EiQhteenfs Ward Council Of Reform.-A Heetins %
election of officers wild be held THIS h'seish
BVBNING December O'Clock. al Ohenssl Hail. No zOO Ear
Eighteenth al r. mAf'Do"i' ''e'SN"~
j. Il. Mcdowell. Secretary.
The Newly ork Association for Improving the Geo
difi0n POOr-b Ihrtieib Annual ls"rs In DHea~y
their mssede sending W The cne Room No D!
Ibe House Bghth-t The folO~sg officers Of the Ass,ton a.
authorized 70 receive saDss
GoEs Wa
HOKATIO ALLBN, Vice President, No. 63 WilfAnst
JAaIs LlNOX, Vics-Presdent. No 81 Flnh ave.
John &. GREEN, vicoPresideat, No n south st.
WIN H. ASPINW Alb, Vice-Pfesdsns. No 81 Sonh-s
EDWARD s. IAfPRaY. ylce-Preidsni, No 500 brosa"T
ROBERT b. MiNTUEN. Treasurer. No. 70 Sooth-st
ROBERT NJ HARTLEY Corresponding Sew No % Bible hessA
GEOR1B GRlSwOLD Recording Seotesary No q Soosasa
RLRCTBD MANAGERS Ste9srt Bgowa, No % Wslst Joes
than surses l25 Front Brastas C. Benedict, No. ia Wsisa
Robert Lemon kennedy. No 70 NsssAn-t a.
ards Able No Finest; FOURTH Chas Clsnbeslns No.
I53 souh Fifth Henry TerDel Na 80 alkerst siIe Jssa
Bod No Ig seventh Elisha Seey No zoo ChcrJ
Riybh John 81 Charlton Ninth Daniel frrsc Me-
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