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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-24
PEn>oSALs

Mr.. VIM Baker, father OF our fellow
townsman. w. J. Baker, arrived on
Tuesday last. from Denver. He left
Oh the eastern bound train for New
York City, from whence he viii
shortly sail for England. Mr.. Baker
has not visited his native country for
some years, and his return will, no
doubt he hailed with JOY by a host Of
friends.
Geo. II. Billings, Of Denver, is in
the city.
l.. s. Bpllard, of Council Bluffs, is
registered at the Railroad House.
w. S. Thompson, Of New York, is
visiting Cheyenne at the present
time.
r. 3. Stockton. Of Memphis, Tenn,
left yesterday for Colorado Springs in
search OF health.
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MARINE COURT-PART l.
Before Judge Joacalmsen.
VERDICT AGAINST A MARSHAL.


Holck VS.. Leubuscher ct als.-This action was
brought against City Marshal ard his bondsmen
to recover the value of goods the contents OF q
grocery store, seized and sold under an execution
against one schnucker. IL seems, according 10
PLAINTIFFS evidence, that Schnucxer owned The
place originally. but beng need OF funds he, IN
the spring of last year, borrowed $3.50 from the
plaintiff, for which q mortgage on the stock and
fixtures was given, under wn'cl a SAFE supse-
qucntly took place, the painun becoming tue
purchaser ana that plaintiff then employed
Schnucker as a clerk 10 carry on the business. In
August tue Marshal visited the place, having an
execution against ScnnucKer, and. uotwIthstand-
ing the tact tnat ne was informed that Hoek was
the owner seized the stock and sold 1T at auction.
Defendants counsel moved Tor dismissal OF the
tue complaint the round that mortgage
given upon goods which we're constantly being
sold and replaced was nulity, and therefore. all
proceedings under II void. which motion was
denied. The defendants endeavJred TO show, by
surrounding circumstances. that the mortgage
and sale under IL were cofluslve ana fraudulent
as against Scnnucker's creditors, and uoon that
rested tneir case. The jury rendered verdict In
platnttnis favor for 300.
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TOlTBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
LosT HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

IN tue carry part Of the winter Mr. william L.
Ellsworth broke up Housekeeping Ia STANFORD,
Conn, end deposited his household chsttels IN
storage with MI. a. 7. Ben. On tno 5th or PeDra-
airy James Young, under color or authority came
70 the stcrehouse and took tae furniture, valued
At 81, 600 away with Inn. Mr.. Bell says ne loaded
the stun nom the truck TO the cars or the New
YORK and New Haven Railroad and that the goods
were brought 10 New YORK. ms "a the story Mr..
Ellswortn heard Wnen ne went 70 inquire about
his furniturc. since that time ne has been hunting
Tor Young ana DIS furniture IN aud around New
YORK. Ono day last wees, a. no was
walking along Third avenue, his attention was
attracted 20 some wares displayed in front OF he
store Oh Mr.. Graham, dealer In antique furut-
ture. kr. Ellsworth made note OF the locality,
seventeenth street aud Third avenue, and then
Dim he could not issue a warrant against q man
until he knew for what Mr.. ELLSWORTH would
have 70 hnd how Mr.. Graham came Dv the goods.
Mr.. Grahamis reputation being gsod one, there
cOuid not attaCh to MIN the suspicion OF know
ingy receiving stolen properly. Mr.. Graham was
stated what yesterday ne swore 10, tnat he mad
D0aghs the articles Ia Ro0d latin hon James
youpQ Mr. Granamis story, c0iucidng a. 10 did
with that OF Mr.. Bell. procured the arrest OF
Young, who was yesterday held IN default OF 81 600
10 answer, nOtwithai andiDQ mis- denial OF the
charge. Young lives Of l24th street and Fourth
avenue, and says he Is CLERK
A YOUNG BIoHwAYMAH.
As william Stoz, small boy, was waking
through the CITY Hall PARK yesterday afternoon,
he was accosted by James hcCooley, another
smsil boz. who devotes hts energies 90 peddIing
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NEW JERSEY JUDICIAL DISTRICTS

TRENTON, ". j. April II, 1873.
me Judges OF the supreme Court met here to-
day and arranged the following judicial districts
or the State In consequence or two new districts
having been added by the recent Legislature;--
First Understanding Atlantic Cape May
Cumberland and salem counties has been assigned
70 Judge Alfred Reed.
Second DtstJpct-gloucester, Camden ana Bur-
nngtOn to Justice Woodruff
Third Disrtct-MeIcer, Hunterdon aud Warren
TO chief Justice B0aselJ.
Fourth DfStrict-Mlddlesex and Monmouth TO
Justice Scudder
rim Dtslrlct-somerset, Morris and Sussex to
Justice DalrTmpe.
SiStn Dtsirlct-Bsrgen and Fassaic to Justice
Dixon.
Seventh Disbfct-Essex 20 Justice Depue.
Bt1ltth DfstrfCt--HudsOn to Justice Knapp.
Ninth DtsnTct-Unlon ana Orange TO Justice Van
Syckel.
Justice Van syckel will hold the circuits In the
First district the preeent term. Justice Reed, by
special arrangement. Will commence tue Bergen
Circuit tomorrow.
the regular time OF holding courts in the new
districts, klgnth anc Nlnth- vt~ u0t De arranged
untD july.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CoCKBURN.

THE LORD CHrER JUSTICE OF ENGLAND DE-
FENDs HIMSELF AGAINST TICHBoRNIsM.
The members OF the southampton England
Chamber OF Commerce held their annual meeting
on March 81, aud dlued together IN tne evening.
IL was the nrst social gathering OF the kind Tor
period OF eighteen Years and II was nonored by
tho presence OF the Lord Chief Justice OF England,
who is very Intimately acquainted in the locality.
Replying TO a toast 10 his health, Chief Justice
COckDurn, IN the course OF his address said:--
Your appreciation, your reception, Is 20 ms q
eradication past alt power OF expression, for 10
tells me That calumny ana abuse have not altered
cheelIGg) Gent cmen, tue VI err TOOTH OF calumng
Is sharp aud its poison IL deadly, aud the laOi0
tells W that tue viper does not nx ts ianss IN You
with the less dea ilJ hostility because you have
cacrisned IL Ia yoar bosom tcacersl, ana tno
iaole tcLs ~ also that tnere are tninga
ara spent In VAIN. IL I'D cheers.l Uns
ef these IL the o,n1dencs however II maJ 20
wanti Ia deuded, infatuated, Ignorant multi.
tudes-Jge confluence winch, ia tnIs country all
Glasses 0f thnk.ng aud educated men entertain IN
You have toasted tonight tue sovereign, the
Lead u these realms aud tue FOUNDATION OF
al power yeu nave toasted the Army
gallant fellows VINO are ready 70 rIsk tbeir
lives at any moment IN the defence OF our
country and the maintenance OF its n0nor and It's
glory; but there rs an element Ia the state NOT
less important than taese. tits the admintstra-
ton OF Justice cnecrs) and one OF the great SAFE
guards OF the constitution nas Deen the condolences
oil tue people IN the purity aud integrity OF it,
Administration. lCheeTs.l Woe 60 those VINO
seek TO undermine t6Gt confidence, 70 those
VINO, py caumny aud vtuperAtiOn oil tue
most q eLcst2Dle aud the most vIanols kind. seeE
TO shake the confidence Of the people IN the adj.
mlnistTauon OF the justlce or this country.
lCheers.) Gentlemen, ought 70 spU,ogize 70 you
noliD|out ia ths room il seems 81 nal 1ral Tor me
10 talk TO the Inhabitants oil southampton that II
did not put tho restraint upon myself whoa
am ABOUT to do believe should 10 on all night.
daughter aud cheers.l pray GU ~ forgive me
anu receive my most c0rdiai aud sincere thanks
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor the nOnUr you hag0
uona me. loud eheers.l
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MARINE COURT-PART 2.
Before Judge Gross.
IusTIcE 10 A PRopEnrY owNEn.

JUSTICE 10 PROPERTY oWNER.
Solomon Goldsmith vs.. Jacob Grecnewald.-In
the report OF this case published on Friday last
some mistakes were made rejecting on the char
acter OF Mr.. Joseph kohner. witness and owner
OF the property. commission for the exchange or
which formed the basis OF the suit. Mr.. Kohner
dtd not tear up the contract without the knowl-
edge oil tue broker and without setting with him
al the time. Mr.. Hertz, the broker, has no claim
on Mr, Konner Toe latter owned the property by
contract ior $4,000. and this contract IS now IN
the hands or the plaintiffs attorney. Mr. Altman
did not the properly Ia trust The whole
evidence sho wed that MIR. Kohner acted honestly
and gentlemapy throughout and that no blame
can or should attach 10 him.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

By Judge Lawrence.
Haight Jr., vs.. New YORK Elevated Railroad
Company.-0rder granted.
BY Judge Barrett.
Bonner Vs. Harrson.-motion denied, with $40
stahl vs.. stahl-Referred back to take further
proof O. the marriage. There IS no cydence TO 70
magistrate or otherwise authorized 10 perform
the csl emory.
and Mr.. Charles Prise appointed special re-
ceIyer upon giving security IN 5 200.
Bodine ys. Lord.-Papers can be returned 10 at
torneys.
schiessinger vs.. solinson-Motion denied, With
out costs. and stay vacated. :. =
McGinnis vs.. Baker.-The four witnesses a. 70
payments amount 70 nothing, as their testimony
Is general as 10 payments, ana Is not claimeo 70
refer 10 the specific balance sued Tor. Van DeXef ID
disposed OF by the opposing affidavit ana larger
number oil material interests shown. Motion
HatGeld W.. Macy.-The rule as to continuing
the action In the name OF he survivors OF de-
ceased copartner applies TO persons Jointly
interested, even where there Is no general part
nership. IL applies even In actions ex delisli.
Undertaking was TO the deienuant in the SUIT
Jointly and not severally. Motion denied, with
In Inc matter OF proving the last Will and tesla
ment OF Bridget Ryan, decease t.-Order granted.
Deerlng vs.. Lyneh.-Motion granted.
Ia the matter OF Pratt.-Relerreu 10 take proof
OF the matters charged and stated ia the moving
and opposing affdavltS.
PerKius vs. SuIzback.-The Sheriff Is entitled 10
$3.50 20. the bill is taxed acc rdnay.
By Judge DOnohue.
cooper vs.. cooper. --hepOft OF referee COuutIHeu
and decree OF oivorce granted 10 plantin.
Floyd We. Conklin.-Motion denied.
SUPREME COURT CRcUIT-PART g.
By Judge Van Worst.
Prince VS.. Conner, SherIf, &c.-Case aud amend
ments settled.
SUPREME CoURT-spECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Houbie VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor coun.
sci.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Freedman.
Hennequin ct al vs. Clews ct al.-The paragraph
sought 10 stricken out Is neither irrelevant nor
redundant. Motion denied with $40 costs
lsaacs ct al vs.. New YORK Plaster Works.-Case
settled.
HENDERSON vs. Henderson.-Referee's reT ort
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce IN favor or
plaintn against the defendant
Austin VS.. Brown ct al.-Judgment for plaintiff.
Logan VS.. Losan.-Reieree's report confirmed
aud judgment OF divorce i'll favor OF plalnuf
against 5ne defendant
Rogers vs. Reaut-Motion denied and tempo
rary injunction dissolved, with SO costs
BY Juage Curtis.
Fellows VS.. Muler-Complaint dismissed, with
out costs to either party. tsee opinionl
Sawtell vs.. GarIbaldL-0rder signed ThurDer ct
al vs.. Cotter ct al.-0rder settled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TLRM.
BY Judge Loew.
Masnry va. ACKNOWLEDGMENT or divorce
granted, and custody OF child awarded 10 plaintl.
Devoe VS.. Devce.-Judgment OF divorce granted
to plaintiff
Perkins VS.. Ncyes.-Motion granted on pay.
ment OF SO costs 20 defendants attorney.
Uhesterman vs.. Gummaer.-Motion for leave to
amend answer denied, without COSTS.
uaas VS.. Slmpson.-See memorandum for coun.
gel.
Hlrsch vs.. Grot ct ai.-Applcation granted.
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COLORED HIGHWAYMEN.

Early yesterday morning, while MT. Thomas
Daley, ONO. 200 Third avenue, was stauoIng on
the corner OF Spring and sullivan streets waiting
Tor a car, no was attacked by three colored men.
one OF them named JrsepD smith, held MIR. Daley
while the other Two, whose names are at present
unknown, r,ned his pockets or t22 ana also DC.
spoiled hlm oil his uat hey then escaped. bus
smith was sub equently arrested ny 0lhosr Carr,
Ol the 1wenty-elRhth precinct. lie was arr aligned
before Judge " terDOurg aud committed In 6l,k60
bail 70 answer ~ General Sessions
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY ls B75-oUADRUPIE

defendants could also be realized. IN making the
arrangement Il must be presumed the DEFENDANTS
intended 70 limit the plaintiff 10 the same prices
that their other customers sold the wine Tor and
a principle OF good iAitn to them required that
they should reuse 10 NIL the plaintiffs orders 90
soon as the device 70 evaoe The arrangement, as
SHOWN by the circular. became known 10 them.
There must be an award in favor or the defend
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY April IL, 1878.
No. 1l5 shepherd T. Knapp. Receiver, &c, re-
sponeent, va. Walter Roche, appellant.
No. 1sG. Andrew J. Briggs and otners, appel
lants, ". The New York Central ana HUDSON
River Railroad Company, respondents.
on molten al counsel io- respondents appeal
dismiss ed with costs.
No. ls7. Edwin Appleby. appellant. vs. The Erie
Company savings Bank, respondent.
Court adjourned TO tuesday, April 10, 1876.
TiiR DAY CALENDAR.
The fol owing Is the daJ calendar for Tuesday.
April 1s i575;-Nos $50, Is1, 1872, 40, 1885, 1872 Al
aud 2Ul.
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made by Mr.. wilkins, and or course give but one
side oil the story. Mr.. LaniRan, who has tue repu-
tatlOn Oh being . discreet aud Just ofi1cer verT
couTteouslY. ~ the story itself shows allowed the
co plainant 20 OBTAIN counsel before press ng his
lam Tor ices. AS TO the ices, IL 10 slated that the
ubseduent order OF the Supreme Court was not
Intended to ana could not Interfere with their pay.
ment they having accrued when the order ana
stay were granted. Inc whole matter, however.
viii doubtless De Iuliy investigated when the case
comes up Tor q hearing on Friday. end certainly
he point III olYed Is an important one.
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A BOY GIVEN TO THE SHAKERS.

Some years ago a Mr.. Hall obtained a divorce
from his wife and subsequently remarked Some
difficulty arose between MIN and mis- FIRST wife as
TO the custody OF their child. at that time BOY
about ten years OLD. He would not tell where the
boy was and the mother instituted inquiries
which developed the fact that ne had been given
in care OF the Shakers. A writ OF nabeas corpus
was procured on behalf OF the mother, ana the
boy. who Is now fifteen years OF age, was pro-
duced yesle day In Supreme Court, Chambers,
before Judge Barrett. In the return TO the writ
the Shakers expressed perfect Willingness 10
give up the boy. After quite an extended argu-
ment between counsel as to which was the Mt
custodian OF the enid. the father or the mother,
judge Barrett ordered the boy TO be placed tenn
porariy in the care oil his uncle. Washington J.
Thorn son, with leave TO make subsequent mo-
tion or the appointment OF permanent guar
dian.
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THE RAILROAD BOND FoRGERIEs.


The suit or the National Trust Company against
'sAndyn s. Roberts and Others charged with being
the prime movers In the great railroad bond for
geries that some eighteen months ago created
such ex element In Wall street ana financial
circles generally, entered yesterday on It's second
week, before Judge SedRwicK, OF the Superior
Court Alter their Saturday and Sundays res
plte the opposing counsel Messrs. William Writ
Hewett, Algernon s. Sullivan and Richard O.
Elliott for the plaintiff. and Messrs A. Oakley Hall.
James NJ. Smith and A. @. Brown for the defend
ants, came up fresh TO their work with renewed
vigor. 1t is 4 hard fought legal fight. TIE exam
NATION or Witnesses on benalf OF the plaIntin
was continued by Mesars. Hewett and
Elliott. Very much OF it related TO
the purchase by John Lee or two $1,000 drst
mortgage bonds OF the Buffalo, New York and Erie
Railway Company, known as Nos. 10 and IL, ana
was corroDorative or the testimony OF "SpeDce'
Pettus. Curtin, one OF Pnkerton's detectives
who arrested Gleason, was among the Witnesses.
He testified that wnen he arrested Gleason, Corp,
another OF the defendants, WAS IN Third avenue
with carriage waiting Tor Gleason. q son OF the
late r beng Ia the carriage at the time. and That
Corp was waiting the return oil Gleason from the
Stuyvesaut DeposlL Company. The case ior the
plaintiff being closed at hall-past three O'Clock
Mr.. Brown behalf OF the defence, stated that IL
was not anticipated that the prosecution would
close 50 soon, and as hey did not have their wit
nesses present he asked an adjournment till this
morning to enable them to get them together.
THIS was granted, aud tho defence Will enter on
Its case this morning.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

Few persons doubtless are aware
OF the fact that the original inventor
Of Steel Pens 10 siiil living. Sir 10.
siah Mason, now the great pen manu-.
facturer OF birmingham, England,
enjoya that distinction. lie 10 now
very old, being above eighty, II 10
~ his great factory that several OF
the most popular OF the widely famed
Spencsriau Double Elastic Steel Pcns
are made, the models beiug supplied
by the proprietors OF the pena,
Messrs. lvia0n, Brakeman, Taylor q
Co., the Educational publishers OF
New York. The Spencerian Pens
have attained their great popularity
from . variety Of reasons, oil Of
which will be apparent to any one
who may try them. OF one number
alone more than six miliiops we're
sold last year. We use them In our
ONCE, and are 90 we'll pleased with
them that We have no hesitation In
ssyIpg that they arc, In our opiniou,
superior TO any other article Of the
kind with which we ere acausimted
Their chief eharsctsristios seem to be
hexibility, clssticity, durability and
syenns's of point, and . nearer ap'
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

The county court at its last session
plsoed the Frank ford gravel road on
The samc basis Of other county roads
that the people living along Il are
to keep Il In repair By working upon
II when notified by the overscer. J..
Warren FiNley. overseer on the divis.
lon from Louisiana 70 Mr.. T. N. Car.
rolls, hss been oficialy notified ot
this actIon Of the county court, and
instructed to take charge Of the same.
No toll 10 hereafter allowed 10 be
collected on the Trankford road.
Tho duration Of this arrangement 10
not limited, the order simply spsci.
flying for the present.-Lou,sianu
Pvess.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

proximation TO the real quill action
ihau has bcen heretofore attained IN
q stselpsn. The Hpeaccrlan are com.
prised IN fifteen numbers, oil diner.
Ing In Aexibili,y aud nneness Of point,
aud for the convenience Of those who
wish 70 try them Msssrs., lvison,
BlakemaW, Taylor D Co., 100 and 40
Grand Street, New York, will send
by mail Q sample card, securely on.
closed, contaiaing one each Of the
diAWreRt numberss on receipt Of
twsnty.Aye cents. d.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

A man from the country, whose
name we did not learn, came into
town last Sunday and went to chucch.
The sermon WAS . very excellent one.
1t was about Lazarus aud the rich
man. The preacher very forcibly
contracted the value Of oil earthly
possessions for . short lite time here
on the one hand and that Of an etcr.
nifty Of bliss on the other. Perhaps
this man was dull Of comprehension
and misunderstood the theme. At
any rate be proved himssls believer
IN the earthly possessions side Of the
question. Az he went out by way OF
Boone street he stole one OF the gravel
gauge boards. and going to where
the men left Of work the day before
he added their water cask to his list
Of plumber. Our colored friend, Ben
Powell, saw the whole Transaction.
Now Ben, who 10 the best old darkey
in the world, has been . constant and
faithful hand on the work and feels
as much interest IN the enterprise %
II It belonged to him instead OF the
public. Aftor Ben got over his %.
constituent a. the sudacity OF the
thing. he made after the thief to re-.
cover the stolen property. A run OF
. few hundred yards left him ex.
hsusted aud bresthless and no nearer
tho object Of HE pursuit than when
he started. S0rrowfully he wended
his way back. DR.. East noticed his
agitation and asked him what was
tho matter. "Dat man done stole de
gravel board, cir, and den he went
on yonder and thrvwed our water
Gag In his wsgon," then looking up
tue street to where the man had stop.
ped his wagon on the cemetery hill
land bless God he's stil Q pickin
up." The doctor says Ben was tn.
maddcst man he ever saw.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

G. T. Dunn and Geo. w. Colbert
have associated lhc,nselves in the
practice Of the law. Thoir card will
he found elsewhere. They are young
men OF talent, industry aud good
business principles. We have no
doubt but that they will meet with
tuccsss. They deserve II.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17
oHvRon oIRGGcoRv.

BAPTisT.-kcv. Mr.. Burnham, pastor ;
services on second and third Sundsys, morn.
Ing and evening.
CHKIsriAN.-Eld. VIM. Mclean, pastor; .;
services arst and thir, Sundays In each
month, morning and evening prayer meet
iug "Wednesday evening.
METHODIST n. SOuTH.-Rey. W. N.
ing and evening, third sunday, evening ;
pray cr.mceting Thursday evening.
PREsBYTEKiAN.-Rev. W. Il. Y. Wilkie.
pastor; services, every Sunday, morning and
evening; prsycrmeeting Wednesday eve'g.
Sunday school overy Sunday morning.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

W. 8. Cooper, Old Alexandris, 10
the agem Of the Texas im,pix xraijon
assocIat Ion. Persons thinking OF 10.
cA!us IN that state vim obtain Of him
lvAl1Sbls i~lormstieR.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17
COURT DIRECTORY.

COURT DIRECTORY.
CiRCUlT CoURT.-First Monday AFTER the
COUNTY CcuRr.-SeCond Monday In Feb.
ruxry, May, August, and November.
PROBATE COURT.-Scc0nd Monday In
January, April, July and October.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

Troy Lodge No. "a A. r. h A. N. meets
Saturday night on or before each full moon.
]. n. MCCLELLAN, W. n.
CHAs. MARTIN, JR, Sec'y.
Troy Royal Arch Chapter U. D. meets at
Masonic hall on the second and fourth Fri.
days Of each month
J.J. McELwEE, HI
]. II. MCCLELLAN, Scc'y
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17

NOTICE TO TEACHsRs.-Examina.
elOms ol persons for certificates IL
teach will be held on the Arst Satur.
dsy OF each month.
.. ]. N. MCLELLAN.
- County Com.
The Troy herald., 1875-11-17
I. q. q. p.

Troy Lodge No. 6s |. o. D. r. meets every
Saturday night at their hall In the Withrow
block. Whiting members invited to attend.
L. q. WRIGHT, n. q.
W. A. DEAvER, sec'y.