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INsTALLATIoN.-Thcrc was public instaIla-
ton Of officers Of Tonti Lodge, No.%91, |. 90 r.,
on Monday evening, which was largely attended,
on special invitation, By outsiders Aside from
the usual ceremonies on such occasions, which
are always Interesting, the exercises were varied
by speeches, singing, &c. Speeches were made
by DR.. Harris, Mr.. Moore of South Ottawa, and
others, and Mrs. Warner ne Lena Ackcrman,
Miss Lansing, Mrs. Chamberlin, Mr. Barrels, Mr.
Dagan, Mr.. Neil Brown and Newton Ircmpcr
favored the company with vocal music Tho
lodge seems to he in highly fourishing con
dHion The following are the officers for The
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Good business suits cheap, at \. Frank & COS
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NJ l'IIu-
Y. G., CHAs. +. MuoGE.
V. g., \. +. BACH.
Z. Scc'y., CTAs. HARVEY.
p. JNo. ID. BEACu
Treas. b. B. GRIFFITH.
W, J. GARDNER.
g., l.. NATTINGER.
K ;. y. g., JNo. B. IiAEgI..
H.. 5. y. g., !. y. TRETPEg.
L. $. N.G., {. KEEiCER.
l.. ;. Y. e., DAVID HoRNEE.
L. :. :, HENRY BELH.
J.. :. :, ID. FARNswORTn.
-. g., 7. L. RATHnoKNE.
]. g., JONI NtTTiNGER.
Chap, T. l.. CyRTIs.
d. -. III WI.
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\S.1oCS % sNAS 4 HAPkNAN's
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GREEN'S Mill.

The above Mn 10 In good repair doing both Merchant
and Custom Work. and the undersigned wish generally
that they grind Buckwheat day in the
week They also grind In the for the tenth Oushe
or TOR seven cents cash.
Good Stablng In connection with the min. and persons
coming from distance stay In the mill II they desire,
thereby avoiding any outlay In money.
op,ng BY personal attention TO business TO merit
heretofore, Il llbsral share OF your custom.
Dayton, III Jan. !. lS'3.w ID. GREEN u SON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will be rrceiyei ior
the erection OF the LaSaile County A~yiutH "li -
ing Ottawa, H.. uRl the 80 day OF January 90 " -
u'clCCk noon. - 81. A., ,s,,., al in.
Plans and specifications cin b. seen q t9e SH ~ ~
arciect H. purness. No. PoStofiee b1es o'sSS.'
IN Proposals will be received Tor tie Nhcic Q, w. "
ent parts uf the worS.ttOae Mason btttS sis. a.,
center and Joiner Steam Heating, Elumo NJ
Zach proposal must be placed IN eae
which be PLACED ssnc mot;o pa - 1veier.
upon vtleh must be c0rresp0a,!lh " ~ ~,
~ u an ave thousand dollarsL IN tNo OF tosv
(which shall be approved by the tYgh! ~ -
or County Clek OF the cOln'S W Nl ~. agfss y ~
sidc) that they will enter nc ''''NN'
AWARDED To them. ...,- &C., ,h,rser,, ,l,1lafs
mn iii ~ - ,irel rom contractor. IropoSats saoUtS
~ ,s.es 4, Ia Il Furness, Archiect, OTTAWA Ill., 40,
~ conn ste. reserve tie rght ~ teCt my ~ ~
or T., accent snv h psr OF bid that ihey nay "e' 10Y
me Nesg interest Of the conaN
~ "" mos. JOHNS. Chairman.
HC Fra,,Ess Architect. M-
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Dr.Ao.UTION eopsEinersaip here
fore existing between pOnat lolecse' aad TN y.
=, .4r lie dTr name OF n Hol,ccker - y tnis NAl
IN n iS7sI Dissolved by mutgal souseat lac h1sssss
IN he At the place oT d. hoeeAefi ssed
Miller eoh'ilAI-' "a ' N''f'N' nONAT H0tl,ECkEe
- 49, FlsED MlLl.kE
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IMPORTANT SALE
FLOODED STOCK!
Kelvin Grove near LOehD0rt, viii Co., Ill.,,
Wednesday. Feb. 3D.. 1919.

Pol,r Milne will oder Tor sale = public aucton y cad
y t.,,-p Brad Sharthorus-.l Cows and Heiiers ana J..
o Rails Eighteen OF the Nnd heliers a,e IN car
a. im5orfrd Bn NlscouBt. and is OF Them VIII halc
y AZ ,b.i. i1ai before the aay ~ sale rare chsncr
5r brccders 20 supply themselves With t'Nie5st "'tohs
stock
'a''"- COZ. GUDN, AHcGo1eer.
Ia.rlr. s ! miles s1ltn n chicago, on the chicago
a ti " N'' i'-'' jan!
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VI. STIEFEI 60.

Call and see the fine fur beaver oycgcoats l'
duccd to 81, a. the square Dealers.
NJ STIEFEf. A 60.
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II you wan, = per.4-: sitting boot Il shoe ., 20 I
J. Negaiin's. !
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r,Olcsy 81 IsETTI,T, Physicians and Sur.
geons Ottawa, H. Office over D!ckey's iewery store.
)r Coles residence IS Cass street Dr. Petts residence,
4, Pearl street Office open day and night aeci9-ly'
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Perple', ciothiers, wes; OF Court House.
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ReW advertisements.
BEHOLD!

The amount of sales is from the
sworn returns made to the own
ers Of the Sewing Machine Pat
ents.
The Singer Manuf'g Co.,
"a Union Square, N. Y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
The Raton RauRe RegaIfa,

The ladies of West Baton Rouge have ar
ranged for a grand entertainment to take
place this day and evening, the proceeds of
which are to 60 towards building hall for
the use of Masons and Grangers of the
parish. The afternoon entertainment in
cludes rowing regatta on the river, in
which the boat clubs of Baton Rouge, West
Baton Rouge and Bayou Sara will take
part, as will also crews from the Hope and
Riverside clubs of this city. The New Or
leans crews, with their shells, left ON the
steamer w. s. Pike yesterday evening, and
we hope to hear good accounts from their
work in the race. Prizes have been offered
for rowing boats, as follows:
No. i-Single cared skifs without out.
risgers.
No. a--Single cared skiffs with outrig.
gers.
No. 3-Two pair cared skiffs without out
riggers.
No. 1.-Two pair cared skifs with out
riggers.
No. 5-Three pair cared exits without
outrigRers.
No. 6-Four cared working, and three
pair cared boats.
The evening entertainment is to be given
a. Poplar Grove Hall, and is to consist OF
music, charades, tableaux and dancing, un-
der the direction of the ladies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
A Monster of the Deem.

A monster devil fish was caught under
the New York steamship wharf on Monday
afternoon. He in some way got under, but
was unable to find his way out from among
the piIing. Some men at work upon the
wharf heard the splashing which he made
and fired several shots at him, but as they
seemed to have no eff ,ct a harpoon was OBJ
taiued and his capture effected, fifteen men
being required to tow him to the shore.
The blood which escaped from him colored
the water for about ten feet on either side.
He was sixteen feet in width and fifteen in
length. His fms were abour four feet long,
and his tail about the same length and not
much larger than persons finger His
mouth opened to the width of two feet and
was eighteen inches in length, and project
ing from each side of it was feeler about
one foot wide and two feet long, which he
r, He'd up and unrolled at will.
So far as can be asoertained, there has
been only one of these singular fish caught
in this region before this one. Previous to
the war one larger than this one was cap
tured near Centre street wharf.-FerRan.
dina (FioridaJ Observer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21

Three of the crew of the steamship Co.
lumbia, which arrived from Havana ON
Tuesday, were stricken with yellow fever.
They belong to the stewards department,
and were taken sick after leaving the Cuban
port. The passengers of the steamer were
allowed to come up to the city, but their
baggage was detained, and will not arrive
until tU-day. The sick men have been taken
from the ship, and two of them are expected
to recover; the third is very sick, and little
hope is held out for his recovery. The lat.
ter case, the doctors say, was brought on
by fright, and the mans nervous constitu-
ticn is so uustrupg that the fever has a
greater hold upon lin, and lessons his
chances of re ,overy. This is the first case
of yellow fever brought into this port by
the steamships Of the liue to which this
steamer belongs, but last yesr about this
time she met with the same misfortune
Tbs quarantine authorities had made ar
rapgements To allow the steamers arriving
FROM Havana { cuine directly to New York
without deter tion below. and in fact al
lowed one of the Alexandra line to come up
in this way, but these cases of sickness will
cause them to make new plans for the fu.
ture, aud perhaps necessitats the holding of
vessels until the advent OF colder weather.
Neio York Times, Sixteenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
NEW YORK.
Convention of insurance COMMISSIONS

of In.urnDrn (lor n n nrv
'' n,''.,r
new YORK: nepsen oer - ne s.&tn an
of the small attendance they adjourned till
tomorrow.
Going to Colorado.
p-esidant Grant leaves Long Rrancb m
Thurs,iav. direct for Colorado.
n.na p.,,.,,,. a., x,-
'o :"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
The War in Cuba.
A epecial from Havana to the New York
Tribune says:

A epecial from Havana to the New York
Tribune says:
1t is reported in Havana that the rebel
chief Spoturno has been appointed Presi.
dent of the Cuban republic during the
absence of the Marquis de Santa Lucia, who
is on his return to he superseded by Agui-
lera, popular chief. A detachment of the
second battalion of the royal troops killed
recently in Santa Cruz del Sur seven insur-
gents, and captured tive horses, eight null 8
and fifteen rifles. Another Spanish force
which was on its way to Puerto Principe,
Ga the twenty-third ultimo, met the insur.
gents at the River Guasimas and dispersed
them, killing three. The same troops en-
countered at ContIamaostri's farm Cuban
forces composed Of 800 cavalry and 200 in-
fantry. After stubborn fight the Cubans
were put to flight, with loss of seventeen
killed. The Spaniards also claim that a
rebel chief was killed in the mountains of
Tadeo; that Captain Rodon dispersed a
baud of insurgents on Merced Nunezs
estate; and that at Denial another Cuban
band was put to flight.
Don Joaquin Pardc, an ensign in the
Spanish navy, was :,ssassinated in Gibara
last week. He was with one of the gun
boats there, and went ashore, taking his
gun with the intention of shooting game in
the neighboring country. After a day q
sport he went to peasants hut in the
vicinity of Gbara to rest for the night.
Soon after an insurgent band arrived and
killed him. In revenge for this the Span.
iards killed every man and woman in the
house. On account of this affair the Gen
eral of Marine has prohibited officers from
going ashore except at Cardenas, Matanzas,
Santiago de CUBA, and Havana.
Several fires have occurred lately in Ha.
vana, and there are strong suspicious that
they are the work Of incendiaries. One
building was burned the day befure the in
sursnce policy expired.
A telegram has been received stating that
- 000truops will be sent ID Caba Septem-
Der 90, and 10000 more in October SO that
1900 men will be sent here as reinforce
ments instead of 10000 as was previously
announced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Au:usemepts.

Tae season ut the Academy of Music
opened on Sunday evening to full house,
and ths attendance last night showed but
litte falling off. The entertainment given
by the Sheridan and NJ ack combination is in
the variety line and pleasing enough in its
way. The two principals are clsver per-
formers, as are also Walter Bray and Miss
Alicia Jourdan, all of whom are well known
here.
The Washington Artillery benefit is to
take place at the Varieties Theatre on
Thursday evening. The programme is pub
lished elsewhere, and embraces amusement
enough 60 satisfy the large audience which
will undoubtedly be present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
The New Cable,

The Direct Cable Company began busi-
q large number of messages having been
received and promptly transmitted. The
rates from New York to London are TWEEN
ty five cents word, gold. From London
to the continent the schedule is per twenty
words or a fraction thereof. The rates
from London to Belgium are sixty two
cents, gold, per twt nty words; to Denmark,
g . per twenty words; to North Germany,
81 10; to South Germany, including Aus
tria and Hungary, 81 so; to France, eighty
four cents; 10 Holland, ninety-four cents;
to st. Petersburg, 81 so; to Hong Kong, or
Shanghai, China, $50 per twenty words; to
Nagasaki, Japan, $40 3S per twenty. words.
via Falmouth and Teheran, and $50 via
SiberiA.-New York Tribune,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
COURT RECORD.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.


superior District Court.
Gabriel Levassieu vs. Is. +. Joubert. tax
coiector-Injunction refused, the allega-
tons of the petition not being sufficient.
First District Court.
NOLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Maher, Fred
Fisher.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Riley Coleman, of assault and battery.
CONVICTED.
Arcade Dennis, charged with assault and
battery, of assault; BeIj amin Borkery, of
petty larceny.
ACQUITTED.
Samuel Moses and Maria Bradford, of
petty larceny.
INFoRMATIoSS FILED.
Petty larceny-Maria Bradford, Manuel
barriere, Louis Charles. Charles Shelly,
John Sullivan, William Astracendi.
Assault and battery-Anthopy Laputon,
James McNOrau, Kate Cornell, William
Rufus Crane, Peter Friday, Dick Taylor.
SENTENCED.
Louis Williams, for petty larceny, two
years.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
IkifinG.

Some weeks since the REPCgLIoAN pub,
lished a communication from the National
Rife Association to Governor Kellogg, in
viting participation oy twelve Louisiana
sharpshooters at the fall meeting of the
association. The following letter las also
been received:
TIVE NATIONAL RlsIz As.oc.ArioS, }
Office No. 53 Nassau street
New York, September II, 1873
YOUR EXCELLENCY-The executive con-.
mittee of this association had the honor of
addressing to you circular letter dated
July 80, inviting you to send q team of
twelve men to represent the uniformed
militia Of your State at the fall meeting of
this association, and to compete for the
prizes offered in the inter-Sta matches.
Should you find it possitls to give favor
able response-and We earnestly hope you
may-every facility at our command will
be rendered your representatives 70 make
their visit pleasant and agreeable.
To such as desire to eucamp upon the
rifle grounds, the association will furnish
tents without charge. A good restaurant
has been established up the ground
where visitors can be supplied at moderate
rates. Ii is expected that y large number
OF States and Territories will be represented
at this first Inter State match" and thus
Plcpnto tuouibciNtb iOr b Erauu contest on
the centennial year, when it is bt leved that
all from Maine to Texas and California will
take part.
The adjatant general of your State has
been furnished copy of our programme,
and the inolOsed regulations show the
system adol It'd for correct management Of
the meeting and to secure entire sstisfac-
tion to competitors.
Hoping TO receive an early and favorable
response, Jam, sir, very respectfully you're,
LEXANDER SHALER,
President National Rifle Association.
So cordial an invitation as this should re-
ceive attention from the rifemen of New
Orleans and induce them to communicate
at once with the Governor that he may
send the reply asked for. The officers of
the association, General Alexander Shaler,
president, General John R. Woodward, vice
president, Captain Henry Fulton, secretary,
General Martin T. MoMahon, treasurer, will
evidently do all in their power to make a
visit of citizens from Louisiana memorable,
and fitting response to the courteous invi
tation can easily be sent if twelve volun.
teers can be found to go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Court Items.

The Superior District Court will be open
to-day for the trial of rules. etc.
Judge Lynch sat yesterday in the Fourth
District Court to dispose of accumulated
rules and motions.
The Sixth District Court was opened yes
terdsy by Judge Saucier, and arguments
heard on various motions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
|p0LITICAL NOTICES.
-. state Central Executive Commit.

-. state Central Executive Commit.
ss Republican Party, state of LOuisiaus,
Isssus, seDtrm YER 9, l2f5.--TO the end Of in.
nsoce, good or Il a. d a stable and frugal
LTpnt III Louisisna, and view OF the a'ional
Y. cOl tests OF 1876, Instructions have been
br the State CeItrsl Commit - of the
ran Party of Louisiana f,r reOrganizs.
aid party upon the follow ng declaration
{,iples. DUAL fed voters, without regeId th
Marty affiliations. are respectfully invited
IscTibe thereto aud organize to The ends re-
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
equality, civil and political, of all men
me law, and their especial protection in
Is,s of labor, suffrage and public steward,
republic is a nation, one ard insepsrahle
N maintenance and enforcement of the
[rth, fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
mnst tuition ana laws npctrd Hereunder.
honest, economical and efficient admins.
| of the public trusts, and the election to that
Hrupul Hus and capable men only.
ctnued reduction OF taxation.
Eoositiou to all legislation in the interest of
prompt punishment for all pillage in pub
Zion, and for all atsau!ts upon personal
"A education for all the children of the State
,nblic schools.
Immigration is extended hearty welcome
! sbundaut resources al Il prosperity which
I5,ir dsvelopm, ut await labor in Louisiana
Il affirm the cardinal principles of the Re.
M patty, which have become the est ID.
pclicy of the alton, ia especial relation to
Sshlp enfranch 'seDent, civil rights, and TO
t't!nsl improvements already projected in
{iour present commercial and agr cult lral
70 wit, in a river outlet an the rebuilding
svees by natt0ual aid, and t. prom nte that
md bring about q perfect amiiy brtHeen
~s in the state, d. pr oni5s our best en-
te earliest practicable attainment of cur.
Ulve BILE W n coin, and to that end sncl
.Ous and unfalterins ttaps toward resump-
nav not emharrass our material interests.
III in this declaration We disavow all par.
4 Ivtiudices, and welcome all citizens who
i,sre to unite with us in a. earnest effort -
l 'hH best measures and servants TO Louis
! ,ier of the COMMITTEE.
S, B. PACKARD, PresideL.
! G.. piTK!N, Corresponding Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Tho Temperature.

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
September l9-At A. NJ, GO; at p. H.,
T4o; at P. NJ, 74o.
September 20-At A. NJ, 60; at . P. H.,
7So; at 2. H., 75o.
Lowest point during the nights of Sep
tember 18 and l9, $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
THE TURF.
Louisville Jockey Club Races.

LOUISVILLE, September 20.-The fall
races Of the Louisville Jockey Club COM
menced to-day. The weather was good and
the track excellent. The first race, dash
of one mile and a quarter, was won by
Egypt, Weatherby second, and Marmion
third. Time-2:l2A.
The second race, for the st. Leger stakes,
dash of two miles, for three year olds, was
won by King Alfonso, George Graham Sec
ond, Verdigris third. Time-3:34l4.
The third race, mile heats, was won BY
Katie Pearce, Hazen second, Brakeman
third. Time-l:44a4, I:45ls.
Mystic Park Races.
Bosros. September 20.-The September
meeting at Mystic Park closed to-day with
. race for horses of the 2:23 GLASS, which
was won BY Thomas Jefferson, Comet a.
copd, Bella third and Molsey fourth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Personal.

Hon. Morris Mars, district attorney of
Ascension parish, reached New Orleans
Sunday. lie req orts the gale was felt there,
but no pai iticular damage done to the cane
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
Foundered in Annapolis Roads.

BALTIMORE Ser amber 20.-The schooner
Adie, Captain Ridgewsy, with cargo of
guiana, from Baltimore yesterday, for Chesa
peake river, toundered in Annapolis Roads.
The captain and crew were rescued by q
passing schooner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
|wELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

WELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
SIEG OF THE AMUSEMENT SEASON.
lalS FAVoRIrB FAMILY THEATRE
been thoroughly refitted, repainted and
newly decorated, will open on
sunday, September 10, 1875,
With
SHERIDAN AND IACK'S
srgLLATIoN OF BRILLIANT ARTISTS.
ID Grand Musical Comedy, entitled
THE MIMIQUES,
trd &. Kidder, ESQ.,, written expressly for
tsplay the inimt .ble versatility and sbili :
corps OF carefully selected artists, each
led by the press and public superior in their
Te roles- In ,identai t, the bIrletta will
ented q cornucopia of sparkling gems, se-
iom the ,nost popular operas. Otefa B1uff.
puets and 1rotesque Oinces.
hteftainmr under tho imm adiate super.
America anuus character actors,
AS ant 81 ,tk, who will positively appear
Perform incs II some of their world ro-
original sketches.
lstinee-Wednesday, September %.
aes open SATURDAY, september 10, for the
eseIved seats. sells
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
TIIE STORM.
nInrine nisn.ters CT Chnrfssto,

CHARLESTON, S. c., September 20.-Of
the port-Schooner Harry c. Shepard, from
New Brun swiclS for New York, partially dis.
na,ted. The captain and ere of the Brit
ish brig Amelia, of Shelburue, Nova Scotia,
arrived in boat to-day. The Amelia was
lumber loaded from New Brunswick for Rio
Janeiro, AM foundeied at sea off this port
on Saturday last in heavy southwest gaze.
The officers and men were all saved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
UNION FOREVER!

~. H. FLYNN G. CO.,
y 5l5, French Vegetable Market,
apply all Government officers, either in
yor in the Navy, and satisfaction guar.
WI fll all bills for companies In the
oD6css AND N w VEGETABLE DEALERS,
No. SIS French Market.
united we stand, divided we falli jyT 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Now State House.
WHEELING, September 20.-The corner
stone of the new capitol was laid with Ma
sonic ceremonies. Business suspended.
Death Of the WeundeA Outlaw.
LoUIsvILLE, September 20.-The outlaw.
Jesse james, wounded 1t Pine Hill, q deaA.
Guilty.
PHILADELPHIA, Saptsmbar 2O.-The ver.
iQQafUpln on Hou1aI RAG1f
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21
4MT!aEMENTS,
.IETIEs THEATRE.

kIETIEs THEATRE.
slyD VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
|iay Evening. September 93, 1875,
70. the Benefit of the Treasury of the
kHIN dTON ARTILLERY,