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windsor.

Miss Minnie E. Gregory, of North
field, gave a miscellaneous reading be-
fore our Lecture Association at the
Old South Church, on Tuesday eve
ming of last week. The congregation
was quite large and select. Miss Gre.
gory's reading was fine, and her selec.
tons excellent and from standard lite
rary authors. She is a most splendid
elocutionist and will ere long make
her mark in the world. The next lee
ture of the course will be delivered by
DR.. Isaac l. Hayes, the Attic Explor-
er, on Thursday eve, January Goth,
1874,
We are glad to learn that our
friend, Mr. Charles N. Adams, the
excellent foreman in the Journal of
flee here, has received from his fellow
workers, handsome easy chair and
hassock, for n Christmas present.
Charles is a good fellow and deserves
it.
CLARK e. Hardy's Minstrels are
about to commence their winter tour.
Will exhibit in our Town Hall,
about the 10th inst. This announce,
ment needs only to be made in order
to secure for this unrlvalled troupe full
houses, here and elsewhere Mr..
James f. Stiles, is the advance agent
of the company. An assurance that
the business will be thoroughly done.
Success to the troupe
On Christmas day the children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bugbee, of
Cornish, N. H., kept up their custom
of assembling at the paternal home
stead. Seven of their own children
were present and two were absent.
They have been blessed with nine
children, all of whom are living, all
married and all have had children.
Nine grand children with others, max
ing company OF 20 persons present.
After nice Christmas supper, appro-
pirate remarks were made by the
father, Mr.. Bugbee, the mother, four
of the children, Mr.. S. S. Judd, SON.
in law, of this place. and Mrs. York,
sister of Mrs. Bugbec. 1t was quite a
pleasant family gathering, singing was
also added to the other exercises
named. Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee have
been united in marriage about forty
two years, and are in good health now.
Long may they wave. W.
-DEATH OF L. J. MClNDoE.-We
regret to learn of the death of Ly-
man J. McIndoa, Esq, proprietor and
publisher Of the Vermont Journal
and other papers, which occurred at
Windsor on "Wednesday morning De-
cember oath. Mr.. McIndoe was born
in Barnet, January 18th, 1919, conse-
quently at his death was nearly SO
years of age. He learned the printers
trade with John r. Reding of Haver-
hill, n. H., at the age Of 10 years.
Mr.. McIndoe was man of much Wig
or, force and perseverance, and had
many excellent qualities of head and
heart. He will be much missed in
his profession and business as well as
to the community in which he had
lived since 1857, as an honored, re-
spected and useful citizen. Funeral
services at the Old South Church on
Fri lay afternoon were conducted by
the S. =. Cook of Ludlow, and the
Rev. ID. f, Miller, pastor of NJ. f.
Church in this village, large congre-
cation We're present. '!Peace to his
ashes" X.
Nar;iant.
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has removed DENTAL nOOMS lutO
banks Block, Cor. Central and Elm SITS.
He may now be found in his new and elegant
" furnished room, including a reception
room, which enables his patients waiting, from
witnessing extracting and all other disae ree-
able operations.
FILLING.
He pays great attention to this part Of the
practice and is opinion that one healthy,
sound or well-filled tooth is worth five or more
artificial He takes pleasure in stating that
he never lost filling after the operation was
completed He believes all successful opera
tions can much better be accomplished in
using the best and latest improved instru.
ments which he has secured direct from the
best manufacturers.
EXTRACTING.
Very difficult teeth extracted with new and
superior forceps with little pain. Anasthetcs
administered whenever desired.
Artificial teeth inserted in the best possible
manner.
Prices reasonable and all work warranted for
first-class operations.
Entrance on both Central and Elm SITS.
CARD.
DIR. Baker comes to me highly recommend
ed, and finding his qualifications in the Art OF
Dentistry all that is desirable, l am pleased to
present him to my friends and patrons.
1640m6 H. l.. WILLIAMS.
, 1874-08-17
BISHOP. ,WHlTEK0uSE.


Mo lop!scil wiaon lilo did tl,oso things
or sl,otl.er, WHOM thoy Ind reatl 1lia wonderful
sermons, tlat: on tiio Mount Or tiiat ether 1t
.upoko 10 hfartha. or to tho topuntant sinful
woman, or To-: 1{aA tltacipiuH, borrowing ut tllo
prospect OF llB departure from among thpn,,
thoy lad not Thought thnt tlioy would give MI
thoy ppHBossca to havo simply iloafd tho sound
Of jfiB voice, Ea:od npou lila foat,,reH, and
Btooa but for ll.onollt il l1in holy, living prcs-
ol,co. Dut tho Alaatos was go,o. and wltoi mon
lifted M t!iUir oyos to onyo,. md suw tho bonl-
tifnt :corlls. did tiloy not provo unl 1amom-
brancora, anu orcNto Asuft Of HruuEo ngafn-t
them becanso thoy had, aA 1t wore, received tho
AIaAtor out Of tE,oir sight? 10 hoe childrens
earnent cry, "Wo would 500 Jos,B," Tho Church
replied, !" In tho Advent Keauon," :.
As fur as possible tho Church divostod thoaec-
ond coming of Christ Of nil terrible autoipa-
tiols, :Bpeaktng Of 1t alwnya AZ n timo WHOM
Christ SHOULD ;cqmo III glorious n,nj njeaty. 1t
should ho Remembered tint 1t was tho man
Christ who wns to. judge nnr1ind. Ono Of thu
most doar}y prlzcd rigta of n,ns srnH that OF bo-
inE Judged by hiH roorB. No doubt many
Thought of tho Judgment, t,;,tay with terror. aul
asl;od tho question, "Wlat il tho saving ineus-
uro OF Christian attaiynents2" ?" 4 question
which III itso1f showed tho asker TO- be ignorant
Of. tho rens nhturo, Of tho fnsuo. Thelo wnB n
Hottled ,bnaB upon which judgment would bo
pronouncoa. Each mau would bu Judged ac.
cos1lng ms lo' fought agafust to,nntatlos, md
took advantage ,of. oppostnnEtios It often look
ell in this world ns II Tie wnya of. God wors not
clunl, but NIL woil be siftoa horeatt9r.
, 1874-08-17
LOCAL LETTERS,

70 tho Editor Of The CAttago Ifi1unt:
SIN: Viii you ploasc ALLOW me to nay, through
tho medium of your jonlnn1, to tho pers"n who
signs Ai,nself in ycstordaY's Times ''0no Who
KuowB," TINT l!o docs not know. NY aalary was
zaisca only $1,000, iastena OF e2,q00, III llo
states, md at That timo flad mover spoken to
Gen. L!cb. barely know him bysght, and alr.
Lioh did not know mo then,at all. ~.,
hayo mover been asked by 1fr. Ldeb up to
lhiH duy to tako one cont Of tho Union stock,
nor llayo over been obliged to talso cot ot
stock Of my hind On acopnnt Of my o''o or
on account Of my position. ! atll ton
independent III disposition for that. ! dd huy
$500 Of stock for NH Investment, heealso !
thought it would pay, anl paid my own money
for It; but tlid not know TINT bIr. Licb Lad
anything to do with tho papor at that tlne; AZ
regards my ealary. norolY wish to state That u
III now precisely what 1t wah wl9n 1lr. Raxforl
waa County Yreaauser,-when t.so Treasurer 70"
coiyeu lilo foes Of tlo olleo aud paIl hiH cerl!u
which III not Il whit moro tAan o.lloIa got III
equally responsible positions, whether in psi7nso
OF public positions, ut'd eau Inform Onu WHO
Known" that hayo 10 oasu cTory cent ol my
Balaly. WILLIAM DLYE'
C.:ioAuo, Aug. 10, 1871.
, 1874-08-17


Tho Board Of Trustees moi at their rooms,
with tho full l}oa1d in attendance.
The report Of tue Treasurer WAS received and
approved.
A1r. Tillotson, in behulf OF tho Committee on
Public Work, presented d long report on u1tls-
wall.s aud improvements, which was laid over
ono week.
Aftor the transactio,l of Soma unimportnut
business, tAcsDoard adjourned:
'lhe Dosplaines tlre-onglno company met to
perfect Their organization. DR.. e: ". Hoffman
Of N. J. Till, i. ". Hoffman, aud i. TAolnus,
waB appointed to draft n constitution and ly-
laws. Tlo Secretary WIZ instructed to Inform
tho Doard OF Trustees of tho action far taken.
mud Tint The names OF a. Meyar, L. TitlotBon,
for colco of Fire N1arshai aud tho uamo Of 4.
T.. Riaor for Assistant. Dt. Hoffman mud TIA
Durchartl wore appointed nj q committee to as-
certain the price Of hooks, ladders. etc. Tic
meeting nd tourned to Monday night.
THO Glark Street Methodist Church tent, ut
tho camh~mootng ground. was hlrnod recently,
nutl other property baliy hcorchca beforo tho
fro WIS suppressed. It is thought thnt the tent
s ta t srounds m M Il,a oiical Doarl of tlo ci,arc
are replacing tho tout, nnd it will probably be
ready To-day. ....
PARK nInuF.
Tho CoigrcgationaBt suciety will erect q
EAHfEA GIlllCa lll tild " wv lAllAuAA
trac; opposite tho new Lotel It will bo Of tho
Gothic stylo Of architecture, 35x75 feet. mud will
cost when completed SG,at}t}. D. D. 1lllald, Of
Gcorgo l.. llanlall Il Co, of this city, il tho
architect. Tho church will be conpletud before
winter.
Tic Luke Trustees mot Saturday. with nil
prescnt. Tic LICENSE Committee reported i'll
iayos ac gfantins several Licenses, Which IT. tthoy
did, uftet which Ii!ta wero tsisou up. mud 2530s
wero allowed. Airs. Kecfe'a petition for tho
uso Of the Town-IIall for q foW nights, WIS TO-
fcrred to tho Committee.
4 petition was receiyod for tho opening of
Arnold street, and tho laying Of wator.pipca
thereon. which was alHo referred. Nj. D4tnoy,
Superintendent of tue American Bridge Com
paty'8 woris, III a Communication to tho
board stated tho bridge acyeHA ule ditch Ut Tic
intersection Of rh!rty-pinth and Hopkins strcesu
,saa in u bad condition, aud he wanted It re-
paretl.
Mr. Co1n,an introduced resolution. which
WIS patbcd, III which it was stato1 tilat tho pu-
iico,acn OF tho town wure hrod ut tho ploaSurc
! of tho BaYsYa, aAA waited I'LL tllu policemen to
sign atateuicut to tlat ciroct. The board thou
ahIoHruea.
, 1874-08-17

There IL bird in Now Guinea called tho mo-
gapotltus, which, III tho eizo ut It's cgga aud ta
mu,ihcr Of l,ntci,ing them, must 10 considered
extraordinary. II II not larger than Que Of our
~ tn Iiamctor. Ii docs not attempt 10 sit oil
tllou. colony Of birds lay tlroir oggs togcther
yoar,-lronl sopte,ialor to 0laroh-alid lenyo
tAell to 10 la.clsod by tho sun. Ilsp mound is
wicl. lattcr. By tlolr tlsaay. incrousp, sho lent
Tho mounds aro wonderfully lrge, bolnE 10 feet
higl, mud about 10 feet in circnlntoropeo Ut THO
baao. Tho ynnug bIrts come out at littlo Lolo
III tho tou Tho inulllor birds Wnlt I'll ,ll0 t1uou
arou1itl til their chicks are llntehcd qnu theu
caoll loads off her own brood. How each knows
its owI is d iuiyistory. Tho eggs aro much rol.
isaot by tho nattyen, but not at all BY Europeans.
a .latiye OF Capo York yontured ono day iuto q
, 1874-08-17
"A. Great E'cn.nto Criminal Dead.

i
4 fow days ago nnnonuccmtnE wnH made III
tho lti,aca journal or to 'deatl, Of 1lrs. Etiza-
beth Itegg!e ut Sing ains. Twelve or thrteen
years a;o tho namo Of tas woman was familiar
shu was befoio tho public in t4e rolo Of 4 hard.
o,,ed criminal Now a]l that II loft OF ller il tl,g
curlso Of a convict ni,d tho memory Of hcr evil
ducds. Tho exact year We do not recall, but
curly in the slxtios dangnter Of Mrs. IegE1o.
licd suddenly nt her home IN 1,haca.- Tight
lntinY WaH among tho catltcn aselbne1 for Aor
death. Something over u ycar olapHed, aud a,.-
otllor daughter, then arrived at The ago attained
by ler sister, was STRICKEN down as tho
first Ind boon. 10th had beon favortos
Butl hni enjoyed good health and borne Tic
promise of long life. Tie death Of tho second
uru,lrod s,,npie!on, which llnally took tho shape
OF an inquest nntl post-nloitent examination.
Poison was t0u'ad to lngo l'cen tho cauHo of tlc
srco,ld daughters dcalh. Tho rcnlaius Of tho
first we're pxhlin,ed nnd evidences OF like ngoAt
found. 1T length suapclon iel upon tiso mother,
Sl.o ,Yas arrested. AMI the orlnle Enthusiastically
lixvd OIL Aor. Tho plea Of Insanity was intot-
poHcd in lor behalf. This issue was tlted At
nnw Of this city, Oh tho beuoh; Tie people wore
rom esolltod by tho Hon: JOHN Cootranc, then
At,or,!ey-Q Qanoral OF the State; tho dotenHc waB
maintained by tho llon Francis 81. Ftucl, OF
ithaca. After patont trlnl, tho jury pro.
nuaneed Mrs. Mosglo o fa 6o f,ar %aa toh'ahG a
10r II!al uh tto nl"t! 47al' ~. ' - 1I.''
vial wna held ut CortlaMd. don. J.. II. MaritE-
Gajo, Who I'M, meantime succeeded to tho otllca
W II attorney. oona.al, conaucted the proHcoutio!s,
| Tile prisoner WAS convicted OF murder III tAe
ibst degroo, lIor sentence Of death waa snbsc,
| snlc1Itly committed to imprisonment f1r ilto at
Mug Sing. There, as announced few days aso
| lcr lite onlod. A.
1t was developed In Mrs, Hoggio's casa tint
s1o huti attempted to ppison noshsM othos n'esn
lers Of hor family, mud was lntetit on d'spooiut
q thom aIl. WhotAer after, laor lnprizonmont
sle developed diseased brain, no do not khoW
| inr ualio, tito absence Of all purpose, alla tn
lprrblo nature OF lor orinao, III poisoning he
olltlroa, always induced many to bolleYo tl'a
yao wua insane. Ilor husband WIS in aii!uel,
ciulnHtancca, and neither bao nor Aor ol1lldFel
Wrp ueniVa anything,
, 1874-08-17
GENERAL NEW!

~ ~ o~sA1 AsS' :,
Gharlaa Schmidt. OF Nickorsonytlo,' waH thrown
from h:b buggy last avenng nt tho corner Of lIal
otc1 strool and NorI, ayon,,e. md Ind hls loft
Log broken.
,r,,o ,,or,, ~ nro from r,or ia at 1.1t, o,c,,ck
- y. H. us,,,o1 ~, .o,,,,a ,,s...
yes1o1dAy morning was ea"eoo ~ = ou'u lo"r-
ing kerosene oil Into 7sovc' nc mo tionso OF
william: WallonH, No. $40 South Clark STREET.
No Berioua tlntnnro resulted. =. .,
1,,u., nv, ~, 1,r,o. nt,1o por+uu f,aa a
,.nruas 1; .I ~, ,.at.as, ~ ,,a Tracct Wouxa nt
nj, early hour yesterday n.orning md Bpoonl
polcenian Afoiii ntto n,pted to stop thoni, :whou
Blake struck him with q boer-glass. both par-
ties wore arrostcd. -
.1o,,,o o,rr,o, ,xo.f arx,,,, 1,,t n;oht anil
o,a,,ao, oran,f iv ti,rnwi,,s ,,nn.hottln thromt.
f,m ,sindn,x of N Siriasn i ptre"t trt,c 1t
c"nn nrnr setting i1re to tho u1aco. E,a l,uttic
i1 innt n,isa;rr iirl,tod ,erosenc.nm sI,o wna
aarrosInI ana1'N''e 'sD'0'@ '%''00'0Se' 'o "'N
.rw ,rrorora o.or,,tcf7 In ontor FIN rg1,o1oac1o
ornro,va nm ahn,ao orstnn,n Wct,n1esN ~ NJ 1sS
SanIi, Wntcr at,ent' ytcaIcrdov oJtcruoo,,. md
woro t,,seoynrctl br 0f}icor brown. WIN eaptnrc1
law ,,a,n"I o,lY csooned irh. nriaouar iirsa In
III mrifronort . e"s"s~A' ' 'A'"ssA "'e" 49,
-....
Michael Barso. widowor 3s ycarn ol1, and
laho at tho foot. Ut South Watcr street, at =
o'clock Inst evening. while in s;hatllng.' Two
companions Hho wore Will, him !oolleso TINT: ho
was seized with cramps. Ho Wns so'no distance
from thom whom 10 sank The body will prob
ably 10 recovered Today. Deceased lived ut No.
13l South Canal street.
1ho noc7fot-hook .ta,xon from 11onr, IT. Tiffany.
nm arnnt ~ t1,c R,maar En,ytnc- -STnchinr rn,;n,1
uauys WHO was carrotod md toLbed saturday
night oil Adams srroot, near Clark, BY two nc
groes, was found Oil tho corner Of 11arrinon
streec ana Fourth avonuo by Thomns Collins
(not tho mythical Toml yesterday morning, and
lott at tile Arlnory. Iho two uotes. Tor Sl,00p
| cach wcro founu in 1t.
wi1lio Earl ono Of tho narticu copcorued In
thn stobbing OF Napolcon Kuuie,y nt t|Io uotori-
t saturday. waa nrrcsteI inst ,,iut,t. ifo IL n
ylcio,H, razor.cuttnr negro. who!,au hooi, In tbo
|, hnnts of lno poico On goyoral occasious. Ran
| nedv in nrouoi1ncel out of ,ilnnner Ly h,s n1v-
fort,,,ntojv. for lin hnno,,r nr 11nury Sj;1in.
| Ion, tic follow WHO did liz bEabblug,
'"' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
, 1874-08-17
No EUEit HA{.E.

1uthe I:ditor u The Chtago Ir!tHnt;
Riu; AlAong other rcul ostato records Of Bat
nAay pubiisae III your 'sa.!Y Vt t9sy snuso nSot u
2olxseo toot, datel April D. lsoaaltc Chapro,, x
to Eya!nu otcenbro. Consideration, 80, ooo."
Mrs. lsorallo CAapson. tho awuos Of that
pieco pt ground, a.d NY !,saul, mothof.ln-
through your paper, slIo being ontirely unknown
10 ler, tlat slae naYer sold. And mover had tn
tended to soil, aa ino. Of that property, which IL
, 1874-08-17

3G30. Cornmcsl firm ut Wlloat loss active,
Nss:l N GlssSo, NJ. IiwaaSes " uusS *;5S *
i tSa 1 \. w'er e ssM Snr ns}csn = X" M
w!lits Wrntcr, In atore, u.s. 1tyd asli 81 Vorssta
hurley nominal. Aalt dai! md Unchanged. 9th il
80xc ,hiah mixed au1 yellow Wchlorn Sl0Hli%S:
% wlilto was!erh ossp tats heavy: rsreipls soa
Wsy-~unshsnget, wv ''ss"'@'
a1oerul,sMconc. perlucn unchanged. Sugar firm and
Sio1aa.aa u AMI uesmrc @ nea ,nc,nmSs 1''''
TS1ao1sGM-s s!eady A ss'1de, Ss; feanrd, l1*e.
s ss ':ss, s37s. neet
quiet exra mess. sl.7s. out 1nvats quiet ns,aaea
itr lilo. ''Ds 'F''' 41aetss' n'''@p''"' ''S'''
Snd;st,s,ss1dv i, senon g pr..s dosls
aiErALy Msnuiaetursa copper noains!: rev
Asssrisan !}i 1t sie. 90, N, - -
noaninui.
ST; LOUIS. r,o,..,...n .n,,
IT. Lou1s A1g. b:TbaEAnsIuFps1Iio,1S W., M aes r. apg
1nG4anEea Mca1 II ia'I ovau" u % u as
e. e. eioysors ose s haat IT ess ssptsesf Uss
Ii nna lover So na VI II, ssics aro tryao
MrisKx-seqty Fl ~. =. g.. M ,,,,, m, g, N
or osass ots Il
aai;.3 Z N c,ss aH of oplS ,soa,a ana acpn
sssass ss & ~ ss ssS es aF
taone. pa..r., INN orner. bcst orooce ,iuhor..
YorRers, SasSs1ses ss9s1aSa5 ;' ga:on, sS:eoG675
~. dane, " tuir Ibronah Tosaus.
gSoaio eSIse ,sss, eeTs s ese 10
hn9natnTanrst oe II III eorn sbSS b. v
eH1PsilH1s-" a,fHggnM xxx ~ ~ oA o'''' G"'
..-.,. - 49, ~ Ecru,,, nal, ,,d nm
, 1874-08-17

The steamer Ciieera arfiyea here Saturday rnor.-
Ing, 1t ID olo.k having nn hoard no oossrhor ,s o.
"a tuur uf tpsuceUou through tho Nor!harn Lakes.
TIo Chicora WAS built about 1851, oil tue olydo, En-
g,una and ,as noe! heskatc ruhner during il!o ~
tolliUn Aftcr tho 1Yur BIle was purchased w tho
Canaa,, Uolsngwood Line to rl,u bctwecd' colling.
wood aud Lake Superior ports r., Which a servisa sla
stc.mer Oh tic laies Ueing too largo. to be takol
through tflo Wollantl Canal, slc nd 70 lo cut IN two
anu Afterwards rnt togclhcr naain. She u bnt NJ
Shp IL VOW lying on tho eaat se of Asato strcc brge,
oI,I draws tie attention Ut MI those who paas by.
, 1874-08-17


It wa8 annpuncod III theao columns gomc limo ago
that tile sinking Of tile lark Board of Trade, topnK
ing 10 Capt, Alc9raw, Of this city, has giyGn rico TO
rnors lint foul ,nesus hdd becn used III sinkiug tho
yGssel
Tho announcement 1nado yesterday TINT tho aobr
Hubbard, GpoMgnK To tho lnEn can!e very near
ShnrR tho saMo fate, has strengthened the ssplcions
heretofore entertained ugaiuBt Tho uwor and Captains
Of thcsn crafts Tho insurance hen haso 1ntey been
very uneasy Gu account Of tue dulness in lnarina
busincse which might induce esil-mndcd ycasel-
owners to got rl Of THUR crafts and pocket the ILL.,
aurauro money.
The Hoard Of Trade sta,tnch mud Rcaworshy
vessel In every respect, and erufythtpg promised
trouble to got all le insurance slle wantcl and 1t Is
said that slle insured for than she originally
cost. During the ontira voyage tho Board Of Trndo
had fine weather, aud 10 anxiety wns felt whom sho
did moi arrive mo. However, OIL tho aOth u July,
tue National Huar Of Lake Underwriters received the
intelligence that tho bark had BUNK III Is fnthuA Of
water on Fairrort, aud, with the cargo, WAS total
loss.
Last sycok Tho scr Hubbard, which left Ogwcgo for
tbH port being aso heavily 1nsurcd, wis found 10 DO
lcAkng Whila out at Tho hcionR Of tho Captain
Il is said aroused the suspicion of the Steward, who
kept IN eye upon him. Wlrn III Saginaw bay, ln saw
Tho Clptain going bclow, md he shortly after followed
hin mud found Him In tho act Of making another hoo
Of te pattpa, thu rcsscl tllen into port, when
the Captain ii said to havo Disappeared. These cir
c,.1nstancca have rcporteu to the proper partcs
vito hlso ortlerod full investigation, which is nov III
progress. ..
Capt. NcGraw denies nny knowledge Of the action Of
his Gaptsinp, aid lelevcs tho rl!ors to harc been
mal{clpualy circulated,
, 1874-08-17
LOCAL ;MlSCELLANN.


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IN Ih!ftcensa etroo1' uoar AliottRan lYeslno. Tor
busiuedB purposes, mud mninly for hiking somo |
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yhtc1, voa lcatroyod In liz t}ro NJ 1,iv "A Thor
1'feslaont n. n: oers.ley cellea taonooting 10
order, atd; u. IL ;Elacndrath was appointed
-
=, Tho .trosaent announced tho names Of
= ifastnes, holltGB over ~ 1oilowb: eosoph Fol.
laci. l1ohry Stionort l4azarlla 6ilvornu. Samuel
Cpio, aud Emil Aornor' aitor wlld1 no auL-
1nlttoa hth logfC, auu s1htco tal tt' catlfcli Ut
present llMl '1l4 netnbors,, md ninotnn widows
of ,deoensed: members. me hnandal staatl-
ins sMas gooa;t ssne annual m e. oSsonaG wab
Rluuoo. lney expected, Si,Soo frtm tie m
,hulanco oh .sheir olu b4iia!nE; iton thcir, old
pntYipE Esomnd 4 neae * ;a'nGoh gu, Farl thoyw
nnont 70 '3aahao ,Ssouuo: Ino fopoH was nc
cemtet tt pnu g.agiou sl.reaa upon too t'cofus.
uapAt oMsl!leas ~ osuor NJ Maa sno hcetlon OF
a,'i ~. I'eMnute ah vo
1iMs'osS lor TUG ensuing yoht' Ineirola ffosl-
eont, NJ; ~; :Hosstloy, Was fo-oloaoa. mr..
t,oIs!ey haa no!u tnls pos!Son s,tee isot' nao9b
t!soaapnDetb wa tefeeesof tlco.lioslu'ht IL. a.
T@1 Nato H. ~ L. T.
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Low NoHeh1el' aia l1ehly o. 11asa "ofo olcctcd
fr'' a.,
lno next 'bl'anoss was Tue .fept9t OF tho
conatl,lssoo san1 Whleh VAS aPpo'ntel At
iiora'of i'ia, moetinE s"o SSo TseSs nge yessoE,
idny, IN ). Tedard TO maklnE nrI1neomenln
.ee nWe - t,se ~ tloia sytMss .
Goguo; MIR: llonry n; lat. tl,o Chairman, Of tue
C9mh'itteo,t iepot,tea tna. snes nnn aaao care
ut nno ln1ntu isGsssagn s1sat ~ VI uauu,o". !os.
snu - a.to,a a., i'I nnn, Nv e s5
co,,ri,,,fcd tI,rt Int waa mt n,,itnb1o for thn