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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-12
TN PROBATE, MANITowoC COUNTY

In the Matter of the Estate of Bartholomew
O'Grady, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of James
O'Grady and John O'Grady, representing
among ether things that said Bartholomew
O'Grady late Of said county. in the month
of May. A. D., 1855. at the town of Memes
in said county, died intestate, leaving GER
tain real estate1wi,hn this State of Wiseon-
sin. and that the SAID petitioners are sors Of
said deceased, and praying that sdministra-
tion Of ) lid estate be 20 Patrick O'6rady
granted it is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court. on
Monday the 23d day OF March. A. D., 1874,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at my Office in said
County.
Ordered further, that c otice thereof be
gwen to the beirs of said deceas ed and to all
persons interested, by publishing copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the Manitowoc
PILoT, a Weekly Newspaper published at
Manitowoe in said County.
I. g. OLNsrED, County Judge.
Dated at Maritowoc, the l9;h day Of Feb
ruary, A. b. 1874. SIO3w
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CTArE or wIscOHsIN.-cegHrY or
- ANIfOWOC. IS.

PRosArE OrsrcE, Feb. ~. AID 1874.
In the matter Of The Proof sud Probate Of
the lest VIII and Testament Of John KuAAie,
deceased, late Of the County Of 1anieowoc-
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the ssst Win and Testament Of
John Kuhnle, deceased, late Of the County
of Aanito voc, has been Aled in this othes;
and whereas application has been made BY
Edward Juul, praying that the same be
proven and admitted 70 Probate according to
the laws Of this State: Therefore ii is or
dered that said application be heard before
me at the Probate Office in the City Of Nan
itowoc in said County, on the 10th day Of
March, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. n.
And il is further ordered, that notice shall
te given to all persons interested in said
viii, of the time and place Of said hearing by
publication in the Aanitovoe PILor, 4 news
paper printed in said City for three succes-
sive weeks once each ~eek. prior to .hs time
Of suoh hearing.
By the Court, T. G. OLNsrEp,
SlO-SW Cnunty Judge
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Examination of Teachers, Spring of
1874.

Applicants for teachers certificates will
be examined at the following named times
and places, in and for the county Of Mani
towoc, Wis. -
In the schoolhouse at the village of Two
Rivers, on Monday and Tuesday, March %
and "a.
In the school-house near Chloupek's, $, in
the town of kossuth, on Wednesday and
Thursday. March p and 26.
In the First Department of the Second
Ward School of the city of Manitowoc, on
Fri,iay ard Saturday, March 27 and 2S.
In the school-house at Cato Corners, on
Mondsy and Tuesday, March 80 and 81.
In the school house near MulholIand's in
the town Of Meeme, On Wednesday and
Thursday, April l and .
At the above examinations applicants
will write on subjects required for certifi
Gates of the Third Grade only.
AsuPPLEaENTARY EXAMINATION
Will be held in the Court House IN the city
of Nsnitowoc, OF Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, ana Saturday, Nay 6. 7, 8, and Q.
On Wednesday and Thursday, applicants
will be examined in Third Grade branches:
on Friday and Saturday, in the higher sub
jects required tor certificates of the First
and Second Grades.
Those whe are "a be rr-eSamined d on sub
iects in ~hich they failed At the regular ex-
aminations viii please attend on Saturday.
Parties who are duly notified of the he
cessitv for re-examinstion on any subject
or subjects required py law, aud who isil
to comply with the terms of the notice will
be refused certificates. When such parties
hold certificates which have not expired
their refusal to be re-examined, after due
notice has been given, will be considered
sufficient ground for the annulment OF their
licenses.
The examination at each place named
above will open at 10 A. ~. Of the 6rst das,
and at 9 A. H., Of the second day.
Applicaoss Will please come provided
WITH Legal cap paper, pens, ink and blotters;
and they are requested to leave their text
hooks, works of reference, and manuscripts
containing usefnl infornahen, at home.
The absence from these meetings of child
! rea and other mere experinenters who do
not expect nor intend to Immediately en-
gaeen teaching viii not be dsplored.
| MIcHaEL KIRwAN,
Co. Sept. of Schools
| Nsuit5~cc, Wis, FEB. 81, 1874.
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COUNTY
l COURT.

/ COURT.
In the Natter Of the Estats Of Martha J.
WssnaA, Deceased.
On rsadiag and ding the petition of &. 8
weeman. Of said county representing among
ether things that Msrths J. We-naS. late Of
said cousty on the lst day Il laArary A
D., 1855, at the ssy Of Mankowoe in
said county, died in;ests.e, feaviag cert ain
real estate within this State Of Wis<on
sin, and that the saia petitioner Is of
kin of SAID deceased and praying that
administration or said estate - 60 Geo. n,
Woodn, granted. II Is ordered that said Pc
ti:ien be heard before the Judge of this
Court. OF Monday, the 23d day Of March, A.
D., 1874, At 10 o'clock A. NJ at nay Office in
said County.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceAsed, aud TO
all persons interested, BY publishing a copy
Of this order for three successive weeks pri,
to said Jss Of hearing, in the Nsnhowoc
Prior, Weekly Newspaper pu5lished at
Manitowcc city, 10 said County.
T.G. OLxsrzD, County Judge
Dated ct Manitoroc the 2'st day Of Febru-
ary. A. ID. 1874. Si0-Sw
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SEEDS AND PLANTS.

c.. C.. TrueCape Coi CranbRrry, best
= sort for Upland. Lowland, or Gar.
~ den, Up mail, prepaid, $I.OO per
loo, 5000 per 1000. A priced Catalogue,
OF this and all Fruits. Ornamental Trees.
Evergreens. Shrubs, Bulbs, Roses. Plant.
&c. and FRESH FLOWER AND GARDEN
SEEDS, the choicest collection in the eoun-
try, with all novelties, will be sent graft. to
any plain address e5 sort, Of either Flow
er, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen, or
Herb Seeds, for 81 90. sent by u.aii. prepaid
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE TO THE
TRADE.
3. ~. WATSON. Old Colony
Nurseries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth
Mass. Established I642 SOe4v
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The Russian government has decided
upon twenty seven stltious to be oceupied
by observers of the transi, of Venus. Ii
is expected that the Geld at three stations
will range from-20 degrees c. at Aiakhta
10 about 10 degrees above at Erivsn. At one
or two of the stations it is resumed to b
even eclder; but no observations have svsr
been taken on which . prophecy may Be
founded.
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FRED. SCHROEDER.

heeos all kinds 0; Meats, Sausage. Hans Lard,
ttc, which he Will sell al tee lowest prices in
qnintity and Kind 10 SUIT purchasers. Any one
II wing cattle hogs or sheep to SELL vii. call on ms
ave receive the highest prices. 24+1y
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asl 'onahs Tailor. All rocds made bv the sub
scrteT are warranted to fit tie FORM Prices rea-
sonable: anc atn baund TO please those who yiva
NE iheir custom. Sh"p on York-st. two doors
west OF she W.ndrale Hou.s 1aA1y
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Among the matter for .ongratulation
which the Mayor of Cambridge, Mass.
finds, is the fcurishing condition Of the
cemeteries. Il Is well to take a cheerful
view Of things.
"Brotbet Lawson can sing better than !
can. but by the grace of Heaven l can I'D
die his old shirt off" is what one deacon
with q shade of jealousy, said of another
at late prayer meeting.
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.lDSEPAa SYMES.


Dealer in S owes also Manu- 'actursr Of Tin sheet
iron aud Copoer ware All X nds OF re p,irit 4 ione
Eighth-st-, between York and Buffalo, Aanitowoc
l744 /
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WILLIAMS HOESE

A Williams 4 ". Kelnsr Proprietor.. cor. EishtN
ana franklin Sts.. Man,toN oc, Wisconsin Bes,
accommodation or tie travelling puolic. SAMPLE
room. attached. pITTT
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4 TTORNEYS AND ocuxsELoRs AT LAW.
"A Ofhbe on Eigb,h-street, Msnito voc.
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. Il-2S.ly
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LNasHIofABLE TAILOR, has removed to
i Buffalo street, doors west Of Rand's
store. Al! work warranted wei! done and
to fit.
Manitovoc, Nov. so, 1873. ll-25-ly
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Dealer in sll kinds of Stoves and Hsra~srs, sad
Minu'=ctuF~- cspI,er, I'm, AID Sheet-tTon ware,
'1is"'a-st.. Soutii side. The Bridge. Man,to.
A IL
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TREAT and NASH

Conmercial-st, bet cen Eigt tli and Ninth, Mani.
t2%cs. Niles Mcmahon. proprietor Best accom-
IN ','atians for the Iravehn- oublic. Terr3s cheap
aud satisfaction guaranteed. 7sa l<r4o-u
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l.. KA.SE n.

Pa2erianSer and Uphosterer, Carrf.se Trimns
aud Hnrrrss raker. Commercisi.st between 7tt
ana S'n, aznitoWoc, recommends himself il
'nese branches. ana promises - execute all WORK
with promptness and IN tho best slyls l2A-,y
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The famous box trick is now performing
in San Francisco with pretty young lady
in Turkish costume as the person pu: into
the box.
Josh Billings says: There ain's emmy.
thing tha, viii komplesely Aure laIynets.
though second wife has been known to
hurry it some"
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GEORGE n. WOGDlN.

Attorney and Counselor At L1w, AMI Court Com
N s>ioner tor dshito oc county. All business en-
trrs I'd 20 his care will be promptly aud faithfully
attes led TO- Advics honestly given. for which =
Reasonable CHARGE sih be made. Once CT Buffalo
ST.. between Eighth and Ninth 0I24IIr
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r.. RVS
EDWARD CONWAY

wholesale aud Re,lil dealer in Hats Caps Furs
Z 'o'es, MlttnIs, Robes. ETC.. York-st, bet - cen
Egg IN and Niath, Manitowcc lS1<y1
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w:SC1NSgy TsOUsE

Corner NJ Ninth cnd jay Streets. Jere DALEY
PTopr'etor. This !. a new house. and well A.tec
up With al modern Improvements good stabl,
IS also Eep; tn connection with the hosre 100
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rR0u WASHINGTON.

Tlae Gsr C>apossiax sturgeon BAY
Canal Exts0AsA.-APPrepS -
supply Soy ODoke's Deffclencies -
Aoro Ra00ED - u Change In tho
SeePesary - she Treasury.-Mene
rAal fer IHpROveAe0so ~ AfiWaakee
and keWauaSe 0aYA0Fs.
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ADAM ROBERTN.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wagon max or
shop on the corner OF Sc ssnth ana rs:x ats
North Side. MlnitCwoc Does ali kiais o
Ton WORK as good snd as heap as any oth-r estsS
tsrWth' IN taa cib. 1876 1
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ORTEawESTERN HOUSE.

Fran Sifn'st.. AanitoWoc. NJ Ketteubodep
FRO )retor. The large bricI. addition recently
butt nas oseo iUrrisbed in sIcelispt style ma kjns
u one Si tae largest anl most complete notels in
Marito voc good ssble Is scpt in eoan.ctior
With TIE mouse, where stock will Dc well provided
Icr. a.Iv
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PAUL LUERNER.

LD" "NFD VONWAY
Pays the highest price for Wheat and other pro
1Hce. once on the northeast corner OF BuGaio spc
Z tGhth SIS. Mantowpc. N Aly1
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Administratrix Sale.

IN PROBATE, MANIToWOC COUNTY
l. COURT.
In the matter of the estate eff john Dawson
deceased
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of Lceuse made
in said matter, on the 22d day of December,
A. d. 1878, by the County Court of said
county. the undersigned Administering of
Estate Of John Dawson, decc cased, will. on
Monday the 2nd day of February A d. 1874,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said day at
the Office Of the CouRty Judge, in the Village
of Manito"oc. in said County, offer FOR Sale,
at Public Vendue. the following described
Lands, to-vit The unIevided half part of
the East half of the Northeast quarter of
two (22) East, County of Mani,owoc, Wis
consin.
The Terms of Sale Cash
Margaret Dawson, Administrators
Dated at Manitowoc. the cad day of Decem-
Der, A. d ls73. SOI-4w
The above sale is hereby aljourned till
Monday the 9th dag of February, A. b
1874 at ten o clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Office of the County Judge in the
City of Manitowoc in said County.
MARGAReT Dawson Administrative
Datel at Manitowoc. the 2i day OF Feb
rus-y A. D. 1874.
The above sale i. hereby adjourned till
Monday, the 23i day of March, A. d 1871,
at ten o clock in the Iurenoou Of said day
at the Office Of the County Judge in the City
of Mani;owoc in said County.
MARGARET DAWSON, Administrator.
Dated at Manitowoc the llth day of Feb,
rpsry 1873 SSs-0w.
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Proesior o. Musc, etc will give less Vocal
instrumental Muse In the city Of Manisowoc sno
NO R,sers. besicenee on EigatL-s'.. near the
ouFt mouse. 12 4<-ly
, 1874-08-14

70 tho Epoca, then, aa now, tho best paror on
no poni,lbuia Bonor h1nntilto was aoyeral timea
elected number Of tho Cortes, and I'll 1853 ho
Waa appolnto1 political Secretary uf Uula,
W,Alo Gcn. Se,rano wuB uovornor OF tho
,s,ana. ,,n'n.a Shortly afterward ho was up
pelutcH political Governor Of Havana
UNI ita donpl,tlonctcs, On lila rot,ru to
Madrid n 1868, ho founded lilo Jos.ficd, whIcll
immediately rosa to tue ,rau!s of Atat-clasa pr
p6r, mud holds tint reputation to-day, Soialor
afantin hns ofton Ind teudorol to hinl yory in.
portaut olliooa, but ho Inns rofuacd tlcm Mi. At
leugtil, howo7or,. llo has beon prevailed upon by
ter plonipolontiary TO tlu llepuIlio. WhiIo H.
nor nla''ts q led oso @ in Cuba 10 olton visited
our prom,uonb rublio mon arprofou.lJ atslJy. M ~,
Inns bccn evidoncod by the ablo articles from lila
pom which lpvo from time 10 .timo a,pearel Ia
his papor, 'k.a Politica. al.el elsewhere. il liz
ability OF Soiinr N1nttila lis statoslna,i antf
rlnttfcaLt iuurnalist, mud to tho couidenca re-
oscd in lllm by Aaruhal scrrano, Tho high ltouo,
Of reprcaoniag hiB country Mt Washington Ii
Wholly luo.h
, 1874-08-14

Nloetis,. sR Unnntian Manufacturers
to Discuss tho n1nttcr-CuncltasiOtls. F..
rriXA,la IT.

Meeting c9 Unnnelsan Manufacturers
to Discuss tho R1nttcr-C0ncltasiOtls
Arrived at.
HAn1LToS, Ont, Aug. ia meeting OF
manufacturers to consider the 1loclproclty rrenty
began yesterday. There wore but lfty dole
gates prosent whom tho meeting VAS called to
order at noon. 10 it was resolved to nd Sourn
till this afternoon, when Mr. Simpson WIS mado
Chairman, there being then about 100 1nombora,
iu attendance. Tho Chairman delivered an adj,
lroBs, showing tho nature Of tho business before,
.thoua. Several committees wero appointed to
oounidcr the effect tho nociproclty Treaty would
have On tho different branches Of manufacture.
Thoso committees reported at tho evening ses-
sion. Tho Committee on afachiucry reported
TINT ",this Committee, while in favor OF reci-
procity in trade relations with tho Utted States,
SO far as they embrace the natural products of
the two countries cannot hut Wow with alarm
tile olects'of tho proposed trcnty on tho rariuus
manufacturing lntorcHth of Canada." Tho
Woolen, Textile, and Manufacturing Committee
reported tlat, latter careful study Of tic 1lnci-
pyoclty ,rroaty In So fnr as 1t Affects woolon III
dustry, thoy aro Of opinion tIlas THU intolost
wall bo most scr1o1aly Affected
tho question OF carriasos mud puts thoroof tho
Committee were eVually divided in opinion, antl
that, 80 far Us it ro'atod to tho manufacture of
wooden-waro. ii sucll as tubs. pals, AaEdlcs,
CLGt--luO lIGIlty Wtitiu U0 VII Atlfuutpist.
The Boots md Shoes Committee reportrd that
they 1lost dosidntly md emplsatscally protest
against md object 70 . Reciprocity Treaty with
ths United Stascs, or tsee trala in my Shape or
torn, in tho boot nnd shoe business.
Tho Cottoh Fabric Co1nmittce reported that
tho tsoaty is 30 indstilct this question that
ii was impossible to arriye ut just conc1uslol,,
but, SO far III could bo secu, tho iicll Of opera
tlo..s would bo materially ivaasuod u1,d s2la Ii
yortcd. "
Tho Paper 11allufacturcrS' 0nmmittcorcpnrtctl
that tho paper lratlo would TO seriously a1rooaod
by the operation .of the treafJ. BRITISH pcpor ia
statcs aro HOW becoinilitS very much co,lecutrn-
ted, thus giving them worry matey!n. advantage
oyor our soiatod mils !; yet to secure reciprocity
in agricultural products wo wcull c:acertut'y euD
init to rcriproelty in paper. -,
, 1874-08-14
froH!t1G st. Jgssph {.l{0,1 i{tFWhf,

ffoH.t1e st. JgssDh {A{a,} Herald.
Conductor Snin .IeifnrieHt Of tho Hannlbal Il
st. Joseph lsaroatl tslis pretty tough story Of
how q roxas oAttlo-hcrder took care 0t himself.
with Boodly lot Of cattio. and securot M exeoi-
.lent'locatloM for hortliag pnrposoB. Tor a time
everything wont we'll, and ho had Just begun to
congratulate inuelf upon tile faet TINT l.ia lines
Ind been ,cast In psoasp,lt psacoa, wton ono
ayoni,,g about dozen "ciyilfxel' n Indians u.s-
.dortoolto aRmpado tho cattle. This rather
irfitatel tho horuor, md he sent Il porfoet
tornado ofballB nn,0uE the raiders killing throo
or foltrrpf tlen, Tho survivors made complaint
to tho Inalan Commissioned, aud lilo latter at
nnco lHpatdhotluu olloor to arroat the otronler.
Tho Inter didn't relish tho ldcA oil being tried by
q jury Of "half.ciyilizou Buvagou. 80 ha tllA-
poscd Of hiR cattlo to ,cighbor Nntl lii out. Io
Ocor followed, md q llyoly pursuit ellHued. The
hordor Mas heard Of In Now York, then in CHI.
eago, thon III Iowa, a1ll 1T nthor points, blt
HoInei0w or Other tile ntl!aer waB unable to
COMO up Will. him. Last Thursday the henler
Wits comfortably sental ut Capt. N0suunl'a lntol
III Drooktleld, pnrtaitlng Of ii, excellent a,ppor,
whom who should tome III but the United BLntos
ollclal, who usolseo roo04hlaeil the fugitive ana
ealleullM BY naule, at tho Hanlo time romarklng,
"You !!nv0 about r1E mo out OF n,0noy In tll,H
ouAso." "Yes," waRtIlo cool reply, "and YOU
lave about Iono tlie salne thing with nlo."
"1iut." said tho officer. "EuW arc NO 10 get
buck 10 :roxasT "We'l," wau llso answor, "
I don't intenl to 60 at All," Ut lilo auno tiiuo
roso to nSll out .isht l.ere." "iloi on!" OK
md txo children" VI kl,ow that ID well.S
WA tue rejoi,!lur. "nnd thAt III tho nn,y tll,g
that has Hlyca your 1iIo TO far" Tho matter
wsH tlnRsly compromised by tho Lerdor giving
, 1874-08-14

Tl&c E1o1,. 2;ceyto7a ksatc;:1aa Elected
" I.rcaihcitt OK I1;lox ColI4ge.
SEtcial Di3uatch to IHo CAitauo tribune.
GAnrsBuna, ILL.,, Aug. 13.-At the called meet.
luz Of tho Trustoes Of Knox College Inst oyon-
ing in thls place, tho subject Of tic Presidency
camo up, unl resulted IN tho election OF tho
Hon. Nowton Datomau. At tho spring meeting
of tho Trustees, committee was appointed to
wait upon Dir. Datcmnu to ascertain whotAcr or
not he would accept tho position II tout1ured
him. 1t Wus aftec tho report Of this Co1n1uittdo
that air. na:emsn was elected, and thcro Ii no
doubt That tho position will bo ncceptcl. A de-
tormindd oilort is being nude. with considerable
s.lcrcas to ratHo au onlnwnlnut fluid, cufl,
With Mr.. Batea,an ut tho hcaa, ,ho
frionds of the Collcge feel conldont OF i. PROS
reocivod concerning tho Presidency. stating THAI
stuaents would be. scnt the nuxt yenr provided
Nir. Datealan YRS sccl,rcl for preul.Lent.
, 1874-08-14

lfoM The Jle:soHviha {fgE.) .(ta7 J.utf.
AT El'out $50 O'clock On TIN, " 'ar,lus ono
Of tl!Gso euronsro yi5ltars n.,da lts appoara,lcn
uM tho Vt. Johna Aiyor, about mllea Mouth
west of tle city, aud far TOW lniuutoa Afforded
u lino spectacle to sol, tf our ultlzol.s al lup.
ponpd to SEQ 1t. Whom first observed. thoro wpJ
straight tlcwn from an unusually fioavy bAnI of
o!ouus, whito OH tim rvor very listle cousn,oton
waa GlHcernablo. Iha oo,llna gradually in-
creased Il, length, aud tho agltatlo, Ut .le water
Of thu river bccanio grcator uutti>tha upout
A.io,t il ataol for fow minutes, ana thsn grad
ual'y fado;l Amy. Tho column assumed q 6cau-
tifully unlalatiug sl,auo, like 4 yaat acypaut
Ms,lo III lol,gtl, suspended from lilo clouds, with
ito ontli'los distinctly tloIlnnd throuyl. tho oa-
flying que, particularly VI 1t kop. uafo :!i:tdsco
trom the city.
, 1874-08-14
OurYn3ns Starch.

IT. bard to pasa oysrS one, but pnryoas' " sat!u
GloJs Starch "al! Inprovel. uoru. Btarc dies 1t,
All gqol uaecrpen sny 1t IL lust tho thing. Hola dy
g,occrs GENERALLY.
IlruEv1,lr, D,n. o. 1s7i.-Dnrycas' gsprch las
proyct itse!. 10 lo ,l,9 hest wo nyo cyur uacA ul
chncrfally rero,,i,cd 1t Us superior III glpsB all
wpnasa 10 nuy stat AsA ever pecn t.trol'!ee ~ ths,
iuarkrt, Yours truly, AHADE uH9s.,
''"' Jropsletoru TItussIl'o sieanl Laundry.
, 1874-08-14

md uat tho mo,,,crs If this Assodiattou wear M mp
'rspptato badge Ut mourning fnf Thirty days. -
, - YifE Inv. ]. II. tlNowLrp, IL,
4 = d Oalou uf lht Cathedral.
2, ! Gil. CourEn,
\ President Cathedral Chorlstcrst Association.
OEoHuH II, ITAruEwSy.
+. EoNlmiltce nn RESOLUTIONS.
, 1874-08-14

Tue article lse,.ls,t " Chlcago'a unrse," wel 'hp-
resrcl III TIM. illinois S1ats'%eng, OH shn l2h, Als
bce tsaEautcd Into English, aua will uInrar IN tAn
aspvq paper touy. oopcn Of tic gpper san 10 h ut
thc pflcp,
, 1874-08-14
pinnusfQ Cn1h,

A few Instruments that have beon rontol aid bu.
l.tto Hsel ean e bought at Rso's Temple of Msiv o.
, 1874-08-14

rhe Chief Alo,.rucrE. -.
Tile sta,,tlin1 Con,.nistcey Tho Diocesan OGiccrs,
On rcacntrg tho Cathedral tho f,snera! was met
h~ ,l,o Cathedral procession, which wns formed
CD fllln.SH.