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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
SAN BUTTER WORTH.


'AN's'H' y sfstt''f
Sam Buttcrworth, who died in San
Francisco, recently, was u remarkable
man in many respects, Accomplish
ed, handsome and courageous, he was
very popular among those who knew
him When Dan Sicklcs killed Philip
Barton Key, Buttcrworth's name was
tclcgraphcd from one end Of the coun.
try TO the other as tho companion Of
the murdered man. His early life
was eventihl. Buttorworth was born
ut or near Ncwburgh, New York His
first practice was law. When quite a
young man he went out to Mississippi,
and was very popular thcre until the
braves and duelists of the State doci-
dod that he must be killed in order to
be negative. A picked duclist chnl-
lcngcd him or insultcd him, and But
terworth went to the field with q
great crowd around both of the prin-
cipals, only few Of whom were with
the yankee" intruder. They were
both armod with revolver in hand, Il
lo.c'''r ,',c' m, ~ s'uo sncalh, an" u pow,c-
nn'''i NUN H.. NY Mo'' 70 nru iro" .nc
the second revolver and, if alive, to
ln'sn up WIN powie'kilie, butter,
worm anu n's antagonist oihpl,su
their revolvers unsucccssfully. The
antagonist, however shot away the
Y9ch y VI p",lerwor'ns reserve plstoi'
,r;,h 'I y Ioadod , .a,o,.n. @ nn'Gs' h ,o'waaa cn
~, ~ 'D"asu s''.s,, 'o'vi'ol :" "'s NY
o.a,.,l n 'yNsunS m w. n",,I"' ,a so'~'' NV NV
MO-, ,,h ,a 49, 49, Wv IN, "n ~, " wy
~ I" mn '"'''''
we az W, A.. v, y,
.' In IN, a'"v ia'neo iNe' i's "
P'g " "' ","' ""' Wv Wy
butterworth returned 70 New York
ana engaged IN the practice OF law,
pul, oe'ng natural leader OF men,
with vehement nature and an lntol-
erance OF restraint irom inieriors,he he al
50 engaged IN politics. lie acquired
both practice and Office, and under Mr.
buchanan was at the head oil the
Sno.lreasnry IN wall street. Dan
Slckies was then the great leader OF
the boys when Siekles discovered
his wiie's intrigue with Philip Barton
hey, he conferred at the washington
Club iiouse-alterwards Sewards res
ldence--wlth ms friend Butterworth;
Tho lnffar wnlnhH1 fhp nNI1nnHn ami
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

If not for that of conscience, yet at
least for ambitions sake, let us reject
ambition, let us disdain that thirst of
honor and rcnown, so low and mendi-
cant, that it makes us beg it Of all
sorts of MoEtaigne.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
alew advertisements.
CAUTION.

purchasing or in any way meddling with the fol.
lowing property, now in possession Of John Van
Brabant, Of Huston township, viz lot carpet
bureau, ! cupboard. chairs ! clock aud mir
ror, liable, stove, ] settee, bed and stand 9
chairs, table, lot Of dishes, parlor set, car
pct, parlor stove, ! cook stove, cupboard, /
bed, bedding aud chairs, ? bedroom sets, lot
bed clothes ! carpet, team Of horses, set.
light harness, | cutting box. ! buggy, | spring
wagon, half interest in harrow, road wagons, /
COW, pair twin sleds, cutter, lot numbering
tools, buggy. This property was purchased by
me at sheriii's sale on Wednesday, June "a, and
IL left with the said VanBrabant on loan, subject
to my order at any time.
JOHN F0cHTMAN.
Pennfeld, June ., lS15.-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned against pur.
chasing or in any way meddling with the fol.
lowing property, now In the possession Of James
W. shader, Of Bell township, Clcarheld county,
Pa, via couk stove, set chairs, bed and
bedding, clock, cupboard, lot Of dishes, |
pig, ax, 5 bags, looking glass, table. This
property was purchased by me on the 26.h day
Of May and Is lcft with him, subject to my order.
J. d. ELLIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

The Lancaster Inquirer says the
Democrats are sorcly tried on account
OF the passage of the anti-third term
resolution by the Republican State
Convention. Judging from all we
read, it is Grant and the Republican
party that are being sorely tried.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
DMINISTRATRIX, NOTICE

m
~ Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
mnistraticn on the estate Of JOHN CURRY,
late Of Jordon township, Clear6eld County, Pa,
deceased. having been duly granted 10 the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. ELIZABETH \, CURRY.
NAV 10 iS7b.gt Aa,n,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

The departure of the Presidents s
family for Long Branch, it is under
stood, has been somewhat hastencd TO
avoid the birth of British subject be-
meath the roof Of the Executive Man
sion
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

The Secretary of the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions says that il
the money contributions contne TO fall
OF the question will soon be, alas not
the mission work of the Church outrun
the giving disposition of the Church ?"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

A DMlNISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
"A Notice hereby given that letters Of admin.
intration on the estate Of WM. A. BUTLER,
late Of Wallaceton, Clearheld Co., Pa, deceased,
having been duly granted to the undcrsig ign cd,
all persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
SARAH A. BUTLER,
Wallaeeton, juno q,'75.a Administratrix.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

1t is stated that 35 per cent Of the
mortality among horses in New York
last winter, was due to disease Of the
hoof caused BY travelling in saltcd
slush.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
CAUTION

All persons arc hereby warned against pur.
chasing or In any manner medding W ith the fol.
lowing property, new In the hands Of A. T, Bloom.
via Twelve acres Of oats, eleven acres Of corn,
all the hay growing on the farm, one red COW. and
all the farming utensils as the same was pur.
chased by me on the Sd Of jane and Is left with
him on loan only, subject to my order at any
time. MARY JANE CALDWELL,
Curwensville, Pa, June ., ls7b.3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

Lace making bids fair to be the
fashionable morning occupation in the
way of fancy work at watering places
and the seaside this season.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

To be really successful in gratifying
and elevahng others, we must keep
our own selfish faculties in due sub
ordination, and pour out copious
streams of real Kindness from the
highest sentiments, animated and elc-
vated by intellect.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

Whatever is done by those around
you, be yourself fully determined to
walk in the way approved by truth
and viftne
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that Letters Testa.
mentary on the estate Of RUDOLPH swARTs.
WORTH, late Of Lawrence tp., decd, have been
granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted
to said Estate are rcquired to make immediate pay
menl, and those having claims against II are re.
quired 10 present them, duly authenticated, with.
out delay, to the undersigned.
RICHARD swArsw0RTH,
clcarfeld, June, .. '7S.6Ls Executor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

Money is bottomlcss sen, in which
honor, conscience and truth may be
drowned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
A ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICE !

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
"A Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
mnistration on the estate Of ALEXANDER AM
M0ND, late Of Huston township, Clenrield
county, Pennsylvania, deceased, having been
duly granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debtcs to said estate will please make Immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement without delay.
PETER ALMOND,
shelocta, Indiana Co., Pa, Administrator.
June gth, lsJ5-6ts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

If prayer does not cause us to leave
of SHINING, shining will soon make us
leave off praying.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
.xEcUToR's NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given thAtietters testament.
ary on the estate Of JOSEPH McCULIY. late Of
Jordan township, Clearheid county, Pa, deed,
having been duly granted to the undersi gncd, ali
persons indebted to said estate will please m AXE
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
"a ALEXANDER FERGUSON,
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Lumber City, June :, ls'5..ctl Executors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
CAUTION

All persons are hereby warned against purch
asing or in any manner meddling with the fol-
lowing personal property, now in the hands Of
A. !. iloom, to wit; One spotted horse, one
bay mare, one two-horse wagon, and one set Of
double harness, as the same belongs to me and Il
left with him on loan only, subject to my order
at any time. p. A. CALDWELL.
curwcnsville, Pa, June ., ls75-St
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

uuMWtN bNVus
A little nook Of wilderness
Between tho meadow aud the river,
Where two orewhlle together came,
And one will come no more forever
The rustic bridge, the Earow road,
Tho seat upon the fallen pine,
The whisper Of the summer woods,
SO sweet, but not 80 sweet rs thine.
A little wild nowcr long ago
Among tho tangled grasses grew
So many things arc dead since then,
How should not that be wlthercd too
Here whore we sat vi alone,
Watching until the sun goes down
For though Ills summer-timo to-day,
Tomorrow will tho woods be brown.
"year after year" the poet sang,
Year after year, the spirit sighs
And summer days will como again,
And suns will set In summer skies
But TO this borne Of wilderness
between the meadow aud the river
win any come because We came,
And say, They some no moro forever
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
Door AND SHOE MAKING.

JOSEPH II. DEERING, on Market street, in
Shave Row, clearasld. Pa, has just received
Inc lot Of French Calf Skins and Kips. the
best In the market. and is now prepared to man.
aAe'ure everything In his line. lie will war.
rant bis work to be as represented.
The citizens Of Clearheld and vicinity az,
respectfully invited to give him a call.
WON done Al short notice. f.l6'iay
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16
NEW SHOE STORE

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
IL The House and Lot on the corner Of Mar.
ke, and fifh streets. Ciearfeld, Pa, 4. fot sale
The lot contains nearly an acre Of ground. The
house is n large double frAine, containing nine
rooms. For terms and other Information srnIv
to the subscriber, at the Pot ofhce.
ho''s =. A. GArLrN.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-06-16

"The influence Of Gen. Garfield has been So.
cured by yesterday, last night and to-day's la
bors. lie carries the purse Of the United States
the Chairman Of the Committee on AppropHa.
tions-and Is the strongest man In Congress and
with our friends Ny demand is to-day not less
than 100 900 moro--20o 900 yards In ALL Eve
ry,hing Is in the best shape, tho connections
complete, and have reasons to believe sstisfac-
tory. can hardly realize we have General Gar
field with Us. All the appropriations OF the dis
triet come from him"
, 1875-05-29

tons to eare about actively assis,lng him.
On The 9th OF November, 1878, .Mr. Aliens
jonrnal contained tbs following fresh tribu'o to
hte arsoe,ate and fsllov-c!tizous
"1}oHsn ovea tic hank. In eno way anu an.
other. $l75,0D0. lie ciams to hnTe r1emsY q
anlncumbered real cstate. 1lc has 'o't ~ Mn
pack and everything slte. and has benn hessy
weight upon the osnk. n .dtl9n % q I'll sae o'nes
Bit This wAs 4 mere overture. On tho llth OF
November Al'cn's vsftuous rags ha' been et'l!
moro sAyacclY innamed, and he thus kpontro-
ptizes souo serr respectable gentleman.
THIS Chicago crowd bas b"en scrious load
on n,e. and p1optss 10 nn!osd thssA ~ fast ~
Sill so,e at so,ne failure Of Nr. Bowen to sat
insy lsis designs. on Tho 1lth Of November Mr..
Allen again makes pleasant A!lnsson TO bin:
- '1}owen has lost all bis plnek, and don't sttm
10 hare any epeTRT.
on tLo lltb. likewise, hs makes an ontry Of bis
faith In ths efficacy Of tho loan which AuFphoy
contracted, ottepaibly for the packiuE-lonae.
from David Dows i Co. Then 10 ssbans hia A.
tauls upon tho unfortunate 13owen. Says 10:
'Uowen Ia CLAN donu and don't seem 10 have
anv pluck lcft. III o1ss thu bank large snfn
aud don't seem to have any MONS Of paving IT,
THIS GREAT RESENTMENT AGAINST BOWEN
Immediately nvsporatea before tho rising aup OF
expectation, ~ ho looks Tor Lis wife's return
lIjs tiarJ notas m important pioco OF tnformA-
t1on:
II think I'vs got / man who knows how to
Get cnntrabant goods ashors Nithout delay"
To sucl, benefactora - this gentleman. whose
pan1e Altn has enbaimcd III hls memoirs, Alldn,
With l,is t1lont for unloading dead stun" eTi-
IDENTITY had allnost tue leaning Of Etuablp
, 1875-05-29

Jtlne: but ne hare alwsys had tho best .ncc...
!Is uefmh' nwcot turnip Is Tho best OF tlIls r.!.
Tor tAblc-,lBo. sa'a
~ aha M summer INN T., climate I'm q tho Wet /. u.n,,,
,nE a rleee Of sod deeply In Tsas' ,na.
and then giving 1t repeated hsrrovnr, 1"ae, u",t,
nbo'it tho iet Of August; ton sowing IL, "". soe
i . oeco wt t eS"y%snf Ssr@ BY so"s liz
psr#on ovor ado nionaJ In tho Weas br th;s."o W.
elther nat OF llssia sutn,us. oxcout ior rnaf1J7 a,1J7
uro. We hare not d su!.shln climate. ''''''
., THrntph hare boon called tho foundation =,
mats 's cool anl moist. and with tholn tu.ntns tn,
mo.h fas stock. jnst A. great and ANAL cu,n. ra
els should mehn fAt stock With IN, fn,t n,s..
always be our great fH1on-tEop In tho 1Ys.t, nss
"a roots arc In England. '"s'
WORD On fL0wrrs
F'nwer.ru!turo Is tl!o puetty VI horticnltu,.
All boots hro fond OF ilo"orr, sud slo fa!. ~,
lsko to tlosn IA naturally a. TO sentiment. 'S@
l'n1 However foud QUO may DO Of brnutIfnt
bos''n,r. tho admiration Of tlom anil tlcr ~.
tuhI cultivation. aro two different things Tho,.
Nho have educated themteiyea 10 tho rpitu1n ~
nower1 know tte difficulty thav l,ayo often ~ ~
rorienced ~ gottIbH th.m to RcrnIipato anT
yot tlntiste hhyo no sr'ubD, ovon with the ,nnst
do'tcate. Thoy know, from education an ar.
resloce, Just tho conditions necessary to gcrn,j,
nat On aid growth. However, well roaJ tha
amsscnv nsay be, ,t Is ony prnet'oe nna o1no.
rienco that cau perfect oue In this work,
A rulc especlally applicable to scels H. ,h.t
t!os should not ho sowt, denpor than fnu. tina.
ttloir diameter. Thus !. will be hsan that such
minute seeds AZ calcealaria, clntesarta. ropoy.
etc.. should ''o only just covered. Hut tlo,, i
30. tho sn 10 40 hot ht slsch time a. IL will do n
SOW the secls Of :nusr plants. that It !s d,aicn
10 got Tho fe1,lih,to moisture. To snauro lila
SOW. snl sitt the lcant porslblc soil osor tlIc.n.
wAtcf from thQ r1ao Nakrr-flut nnI than co..st
NTH moss. or eyeh 4 boatd, nntli lhev Retmi.
nate. Afterwards ahads than unit! thoy Rot
some strength. nv
1t fl Aow high tino to transplant all toudsr
wait for rain, Follow the samo ruls Az W..
slyou for tran.planttue other plan.s. a1co,t tbst
iorcrs, bong ynuerallr nnail whsn stAnaplsuk
ed, are always better for bo,.lg shaded. +.
, 1875-05-29
TIL: AMBITIOUS VINE.

4 Wins thai stood beside thriving Oak
Grew weary Of tbs lAbnr
OF balf slpt1tt, all thus lhs ptzinlY SPOKE
Unto her stronger ue!ghbor:
al pslthce bend your handsome trunk to No,
My uotle f0test-bruehrrs
That. mutually tinGtar1ng, ~ may b.
supporters Uf eYch uhrr."
may" said tho trce, ~ was no. uaads 10 bends
l'ia strong and EaIf.rcl!ans,
A Oaks are wont; hut yuu, my ptott5 ff!ends
Afs twonty lines ~ plant
" 80 clasp your slender arms sround ms, deavt
And We will grow tngoliIor.
Ill III ~ Joa azure cloud, tor nTef fear
T'lt rougls4t winu or weatner d"
"Nsy, n.y.n ssrlset, thu foolish Wins, ~ hsto
IL scoru 10 much your asbtor::.
~. 4" i, tae .w.ntaE, M nsw sna ~ p straight;
!" Na.nru wills othsrwlsn." tas oak replied.
II However, you n,ay grun1il!a:
Tbs faaIuent such silly plAn were trlcds
Together NO should luAblsl
"cons yon to mo; and. takins Natures sousss,
MIL krcp our pE0tET places;
Ito Tie lw4in will gin lny nanly force,
And 3ou your n'atden 9recea.
" but II, peryeyse. you try 10 i've aioas,
Your alender form, be!nta YOU'RE falrIy SrovDs
You certainly nil peFsHh.
"Os II, Instead Of fondiy cl'ngfng fast
70 ont VIVA wa,l1 pr0tsct yuu,
YHn t!Et with others, all tue trecs At lkas
viii Aoorntaly reject you."
"1 see,-l sse,r exclaimed Tho mue.ng Wins,
Ths weaksr must hS noHrlshuh -
TIen rlasj,ed tho OAK with many graceful twind
Ana 10 lhny grew nnl Aour!saedt
, 1875-05-29


Gao OF the Directors OF tho Cook County
Bank Via . Mr. I. y. Dobblnn- Sir. Allen
IN his earIser jottngs commentaries lit. DOH
bins ~ wealthy lotnon who wns to bo Of great
use to him. by aud by AlIeu's hlgh opinion Of
Dobbtns detetiosstes into SORT Ut eoutemptu-
Gus dislike. and he frequently protests sRainnt
Dobbkns' ctIrr.k iu thu bark, Qas Of hts Rrley.
aucex a!ao seems to coubis. In
'.uobusSB pArE1."
Having had son.o difficulty with pobblna, ho
rops Into hIa Journal Gu ths 1Gtu OF December
tho following complimentary reference 70 that
gentleman.
''Dottins ID The biggest TOOL In Tho uorld
wtlen he gets mad,-an'i To gets mad easy"
On ths 17th OF Decolnber, still saucosous
against Dobhina, bs rroclaims wu Justify.
''Dobtlna snd Ill that claaa muat get up Aud
dust. can't carry thsm much longer"
On ClliAtnas Day, 1878. ha atll! further. aad
by the pun obliluq, relsaseY hia mud about
Uobhus. TIa Journal has 1T
"Oeorge Bourne is uat ~ thickhcadea xa
Dobbius."
Just about ths ti1ns hia dislike for poor Dob
bins began to eesu'nats,
ILL. !. ". PALMER,
u TIE Iastr. 0cea,a got Allen 10 y lttis dts soE
, 1875-05-29

a mins Of liquid sulphur ID now being Horkod
near Palermo, ;'!cly-that Ia. The sulphur III
bping r@.nurua It Eans sepn tha lssuroa in tho
roek, II tha rate or goIuo forty or 4fIy tona
'laY. Ths sulphur procoe!a from mlt!s IN tho
Interior of thu mountain, which interior IL IN
molten state. Tllo labosoEH 1t apteara hru often
Obliged To ytop up tho t!ssusea from mlloh tho
molseu sulphur ruus, 80 a. 10 give It time to cnol
sutlicieally to bo removed, stssf whloh tho ill.,
sures as a3Ala uustopped. II seems .hat u
! rccaut occasion. on open[nK QUO Of thosu
dasuras, no sulphur .as fonud, and the idea en-
tered the he4,!a Of tho Wotkn,on t. reopen lLe
hole by b!aatlns. Yhoy succeeded IN ra-ostaLltal-
Ing Communication rith tho la!cfIos, but tho
pressure had become 10 strong during tho OBJ
skructian TINT thu s1psuHlot, of Tie 1aa produced
terrible explosion, iuyolying'a ucElouA Ioss Of
lifH.
, 1875-05-29
TRBuNE 1875.-TVELVE
10 rsr1.e him. THUS vlsn l,e ID hopeless about
tlls prospect If roslpuuing hia settlement NTH
tho Constantine phnk fulks."

10 rssivs him. THUS. when lIe ID hopeleaa about
tbs prospect If roalppn1hg hia aetllenleht With
tho Constantine 3hnk folks,
THE uuvknNMrNr nErosiT
on Its pension account strives in tho atAl8 Dank
A. Dea Motuos. Allcn alu,dos 10 It rapturoualy,
ns follows.
= have Just received a telegram from Dos
Motnes ssyinB that tho kG0G00 ponsion ol,ocx
lad como. feel like shouting Glory Com
etstttns must bn paid. OF thcto will ha trnntle."
An1 Of course Cnnstantine ted. paIl-tl,anks to
Tho penaion clock, wh,ch he gets no1t day.
UlsEAf. ....
On tho ID Of December the kew York 6tate
Loan and Trust Company aGhin inil}ota d!sa
disappointment Of nohlo sort npnn Asaen. and fb
con0ttes his dintrosa to hla faithful diary thus
Misc,
3" II 10 perfect outrage Of tho Trust Company
that they don't oarty out thcss sgrcen,ent. Il IL
no nso Irving to force Smstho the only way ia
to aattor film. " can ron.rot The Trust Com.
pany il can carry e301.00 for ME ali The time.
l want him."
About this time rroaldcnt Babcock, Of ttiIs shmo
New York Ssato Lo.n and Trust Company, whom
Alien lind tcrno!r described as his - naln trou-
l!e." 7ers grleyouslY diaa "po[atel thu. almost
hh!pwfccksd ttAvgator. Dabcoox. nervous.
grontT follow. couraReously obatrlc.cd osery::at-
tenpt on tho part Of Allen tn obtalu undno fayora
from tbs institution which lo controlled.
, 1875-05-29

Tho Wonsata's Christian Union.
Tho regular montAtJ meeting Of tho Womsn,s
Christian Temperance Union Was holt yesterday
morning at thor headquarters, No. 11s Madison
strcos, Mrs. 0. u. Wilson III Tho chair.
After praJor by tho President, tho Treasurer
read her repotk uhol, showed tim. all debts lad
been pAid and balance Of cash On baud lett at
saL7l.
The resignation Of Mrs. Willis 4. Barnes, who
has left the city. Was aocepted, aud Mra. G. 7.
romoroy WA r1rcLrd to I'LL tho vacancy, RnI
toto was pAsscd expressing tho Uulou'a appsa-
ciatlon ol Mrs. Darne. nelylces.
M!n. Q. II. Casc. Chairman Of tho Committee
on Public Fountains. u,sda a rauort bubmlttlng
that tho Conimitton had submit forhia! re-
quest to tho lizard Of pu1lo Works that that
tudy ask tue Council for tho erection OF foun-
talns 1u tho most crowded parts Of tho city, aud
In those luhahltoa by tho pooIer c!Assos. In
submlsslnE ttleir roquoBt tho Committee pledged
tho efforts OF tho unlon TO necura tho cfecsloa
OF fountains NJ private expense IN tho business
quarioro Of tho city. Tho report was accepted and
tin Committee instructed 10 eontinue tho proso.
cutton Of thetr work.
Iho Committee On Payday reported thst
their wolk was beiug successfully carried on
among tho Iron. coal. anl lumber ncrehsnse,
man1of whom Ind changed their payday f,om
Saturday to Monday. Tue .Conlfnlttoo was r.
uuestad to keep deta!lsd account Ut its work,
aud to report to tho Un,ou and to tho nscss.
arnolatea a conlnittoe 10 procure Al aasi-tlo.t
pIcdEo book. "to be pscs s.stoI 10 tho Daarl Of
TlAuo With tho compliments Of tho Uaion aud
the oarrcst request that this lnllt.ontai body in.
atlgurato tho ansi-troht movement iu oppo4itlon
to tlis upAtnericas, cohtlY Injurious, aua aauss.
less cuBto,n of ttoatlng."
Tho follonlns Il copy OF tho ant!-treM
pledge:
We, The uudcraiJuel, asyerally rledgs oursclrts,
upon our honof. tut 10 nYltc otusss to drink, nor IA
drink upon theT Filtn1I, or tu paJ fur a4cA d1nl
1t auJ puttio lisco ur club.
Tho Committee on Entertainment Of Dele
gatoa reported that. from present prospects. lnoy
would be ab1o to eptertaIn tho lhdy dclogAteH to
tho National Convention to begin ut FarwuIl Hall
at ~ O'CLOCK TueBday morning,
atss Case, who has had Charge Of tue Dotho3
1lomo Tork, roportel TINT aio must soon leara
tl,s CITY, lul Miss Willard asreoa to taho upou
hessnlt tho responsibility Of tho work.
Aira. Calso moved that Miss Willard b ro-
an actual rest from hor duties hero or elao-
where. Carried.
Mss Wilson thought that Tho Union NODDED Ill
Of Miss Wizards srRro Ltnc, aud, mlitlo uls
war1nly favored tho vacation, sho did not ap-
ntyo Of Aor "biaucling 0us" INTO Humane.
6orlosy work, etc.
Miss Willard explained that s',9 had no
thought Of auY WORK bat that OF tic rompcr1rca
Uu,ou of ths city and thu Sutunal UhlUr. but
hslo hal wished 10 nhon her sympathy with tho
Imitation OF y nobo now philanthropy. III 4lcI
a.icu question MORO willing to work.
Tue fo'loSlng were Appan cd \ delegation to
ro]Nnsent tho Union =: tho Convention: Miss
Willard. AtrA. q. B. W414ou, 3trl. q. IL, Casa,
Miss isabella Joncx, and s1leR nAry Eyarts.
Tic meetlug theu adjourned,