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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-05-24
Notice to Taxpayers.

The subscriber will be at the following
named places for the purpose of receiving
Taxes for the year 1876. Those paying be-
fore August lst are entitled to an abate-
ment OF per cent.
Barnett IoWRShip.
Monday, june 26, ,Cooksburg, from 10 to
IL o'clock u. m. Monday, June 26, Clar-
ington, from to 6 O'Clock p. IN.
JeIlkS I'ownShip.
Tuesday, June u, Marien Post Office.
Harmony Township.
Wednesday, July S, Store of. /. Range.
Thursday, July 8, Trunkeyville.
Hickory TOwnship.
Friday, July z, Store of II. j. Bowman.
Kingsley Township.
Saturday, July s, Store of Wheeler, Du-
senbury ~ Co.
Green Township.
Monday, July 10, Nebraska.
IioneSta Township.
Tuesday, July IL, Treasurer's Once.
Tionest2 Borough.
"Wednesday, July II, Treasurer's Office.
Hone Iownship.
Friday, July II, Brookston.
Those liable for Mercantile License for
1876 will save Sl.O0 by paving before July
lst, 1876. s. j. SETLEY,
May 22d, 1876. Co. Treasurer.
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MONEY,

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices;
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 f., $3.50. Heading bolts
~ inches long, per cord of 8 #. by 4
it,, S400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. J. II. DERICKsoN & Co.
27tf
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In Scribner for June Mis-. Rebec.
ca Harding Davis's description of
some "Old Landmarks in Philadel-
phia" is accompanied by over thirty
illustrations. "How America was
Named" is another illustrated histori-
cal paper, ip which is shown the origin
Of the false claims put forth in beaalf
of Vespucci. Clarence Cooks fifth
paper on furniture and decoration is
illustrated with pictures Of ldining-ta.
bles, the "last sweet thing in corners" I"
chairs, candeiabras, etc.. etc. Charles
Barnard describes number Of recent
Experiments in Cooperation" chief.
ly manufactures and stores. "Union
College" is the one selected from the
educational series this month, Harvard
being announced for July. The serials
are continued, and there is story by
G. p. Lathrop, entitled "The Love of
Hundred Years." pilgrims and
Puritans," by Tryon Edwards, 1.-TWO
Poems of Collins" by L. S. Nadal,
and "Carlotte Cushman," by John d.
Stockton, complete the list of prose.
There are poetical contributions from
Kate Putnam Osgood, Elizabeth Stu
art Phelps, II. H., aud several Others.
In the Editorial Departments, DR..
Holland writes of advertising
Shame" "The Literary Glass" and
"a New Departure" "The Old Cabi.
net" deals With "Reading and Writ
ing" and the "Aeademy Exhibition;
"Home and Society" contains some
suggestions to strangers about "How
to See New York." and Mr.. Quinn's
timely "Rural Topics" and ."Brie-a.
brac" has among other attsactions
some clever dialect by Irwin Russell
entitled "Nebuchadnezzar."
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For Sale or Rent.

The Lawrence House property will
be rented for three years, on reasona-
BILE terms, or will be sold, to a respop.
si9le buyer, with or without furniture.
This is a new and large thrco.story
house, with dancing hall in third
story; has o billiard room with two
fine tables, attached. A new barn; a
good house, renting for $50 per year,
and the stave mill, renting for s72 a
year, go with the house. This house
has 2 good run of custom, and will
prove good investment for any one
Wishing to rent or purchase. Apply in
person or by letter, to
5tf WIN. LAWRENCE, Tionesta, Pa.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President JUd0c-L. d. WErMoRF.
associate JNdgcS-Jos. @. DALE, Eo-
WARD KERR.
Iredsurer-S. ]. SErLEY.
:. Prothonotdry, Register q Recorder, &C.
u. W. CLARK.
SheiiH'-JUsrIs SHAwKEY,
cOmnslSsiopers-lcLE BRRLIN, ISAAC
LoNG, JoHN REcK.
CSunty Sl,perintendcnt--H. s. Brock
WAY.
District AttorneS-S. d. TRwiN.
Jury C0mmisSi0aers-H Il. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County SufreVor-T. d. COLLINS.
(0roner-M. ITTEL, JR.
County Auditors-NrcHoLAs THoMp-
foN, J. X. NELL, II. A. ZuENDELL.
Member Of Congress --GEo, A. JENKs.
ASscmbiy-J. ~. AaNEw.
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Notice

Is hereby given that meeting of the
stockholders Of the Warren & Forest
r. r. will be held in the city of Har.
Fisburg, on the 26th day of May, A.
ID. 1875, at the Lochiel Hotel, at 10
O'Clock a. M. for the purpose of sub
mitting to said stockholders for their
ratification or rejection, Articles of
Merger of said CorS SoratioR into the
Mahoning & Susquehanna r. r. Com
pany. There will also be a meeting
Of the stockholders of the Mahoning
e. Susquehanna r. r. Company, at
the Office of jerks & Winslow, in the
Borough of Punxsutawney, in the
County of Jefferson, Penn'a, on the
2eth day Of May, A. D. 1876, for the
same purpose.
r. g. WINsLow,
sec'y Of NJ. & S. r. R.
JNo. l.. SEXTON,
Sec'y of w. & +. Il. r.
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Sewing Machine Needles.

Mrs. G. NJ. Heath has just received
the largest aud most complete assOrt-
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

BY reference to our announcements,
it will be seen that S. ID. Irwin, ESQ.,,
is n candidate for District Attorney,
subject to Republican usages.
Decoration day falls on Tuesday
next. Is Tionesta going to decorate
We think it should.
"A psrasol was recently left at
Freeman & Corbet's store. The own
.er can have It by calling at that place.
Mr.. L. E. Clapp has purchased
of Mr.. Rowland Cobb. the house now
occupied by Rev. Elliot, situated on
Helen st.
Mr. Einstcin started for Philadel.
'phia Yesterday morning. Besides
taking in the Centennial, he will
bring on his usual stock of goods.
&C. +. Gillespie has lumber on the
ground preparatory to fencing his lot
M NiDe ST., whereon his bNrn is sit.
,uated. 1t is his nteEtion, some time
in the near future, to erect on the
property fine residence.
Miss Mary Lamb, who visited her
friends in this place q short time ago,
was last week united in the holy
bonds, to Mr.. w. j. Bleakley, of
Franklin. We are under obligations
for liberal allowance of cake. Jov
go with them.
Last week. in an item in regard
to Mr.. Caleb Richardson and another
party buying ferry, we unintentionally
made it appear that they had pur-
chased the ferry at this place. The
fact is that they purchased the ferry
and some land adjoining, at Hickory.
"A slight frost occurred on Monday
night, but as near as we can learn no
serious damage was done in this vi
cinity. The fruit crop never looked
better in this section than at present,
aud we earnestly hope that the yield
will prove as bountiful as the present
seems to indicate it will be. ~
-Jno. Hulings. Davy Hilands and
'Wm. Lawrence started for Sheffield
yesterday, where they propose build.
ing boat and float down the creek,
stopping at the several good trouting
streams along the route. They were
we'll supplied with provisions, etc., etc.,
and will undoubtedly have a pleas
ant time.
President Grant, on Monday last
sent to the Senate the following nom
,inations, which were confirmed: Ed.
ward L. Perrepont, of New York,
Minister to England; Alphonso Taft,
of Ohio. now Secretary of War, AttOr-
.ney General j. Donald Cameron of
Pa, son of Senator Simon Cameron,
Secretary of War.
Mr.. David Bowman, an aged
gentleman of Tylersburg, met with an
accident on Sunday last, which, it was
for time feared, would cost him his
life. He was out riding, when by
some means, he was thrown from the
buggy, the wheels Of which passed
over him. His side was badly in
jured, and his face somewhat bruised.
1t is now supposed, however, that he
will recover shortly.
White lead, linseea oil aad put
~ at Robinson d Bonners. 7 2t
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Baroess--JoHa RrcK.

Bardess--JoHN REcK.
:. .CounciimeR-G. w. Robinson, S. A.
n'arner, A.. u. Kelly, ). II. Haslet, A. II.
Partridge, n. o. Davis.
Randall.
Cbnstdble-IT. Swaggatt
Schooi directors s. Knox, II. o. Da-
WIS, ), \, Woloott, s. n. Haslct, a. b.
Koliy, u. Clark.
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FOR SALE.

The valuable and beautiful home.
stead formerly owned by Hon. Joseph
G. Dale, and in which he now resides,
is in my hands for sale at very low
figures. Terms-one-third purchase
money down, and the balance in one
and two years. MILES w. TATE.
lott.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-05-24

AS the returns of the Grand Jury
are always matter of interest, both
&c the taxpayer and the officer, we
have examined, pro bono p,,blico, and
report what that body has to say.
They "go for" the roads ia this style
/. The Maple Greek road, lying in
Barpe.t township, is reported as being
in a deplorable condition, and cannot
be safely travelled either by man or
beast.
?. fhat part of the road, in Rarnett
twp, that leads from. Clarington to
Tylersburg, being about one mile or
more hemmed in on both sides by
heavy timber, makes complete mud
hole the year around. Said road
should be widened from Chas. Camp.
bells to the widow Kuhns farm.
3. That road in Kingsley twp, run
ming from Bob's Creek to Brush Camp,
in bad condition-unsafe to travel on,
-break-neck road.
A. The road from Nebraska Mills TO
the Lacy, or Big Coon road, in a bad
fix. Bridge is out of repair and dan.
gerous.
b. The road on the west side Of river
in Tionesta twp, beginning at bridge
aud running thence up TO JamieSan's,
obstructed by the Rail Road, aud al.
most forgotten as highway, and rec.
ommen6 Railroad Co. to put same in
a passable condition, and if not so
done to bring suit at once.
6. The Tionesta and Tylersburg
road, from the bridge across Tionesta
to Clarion county line, extensively
traveled-and the condition of the
road is disgrace to the country.
Z. The road leading from Neilltown
to Fagundus, called the German road,
in a very bad condition.
8. Road from Tubhs Run to Geo.
Sibbald's, to line of Hickory and Tio-
nesta twps., in a very bad condition.
To stir up the Road Commissioners
would bring about the desired result.
8. That we learn with regret that
the road tax ON unseated land is not
in all places properly applied; while
regretting this fact, would call the at.
tention Of the Court to the remedy.
10. Road leading from Morgan's
mills towards Red Brush, in bad con-
dition, unsafe and dangerous and
needs dOctoring.
II. Road leading from jug Handle
to Overla nder's is too narrow at GER
tain points, and difficult to pass with
teams, bad 10 other respects.
II. The public school houses are in
"apple-pie orders" increasing and
fiop FISHING. One drawback on our
educational system is that school
mans, competent for the business,
marry of 50 fast without giving due
notice, although they have first class
certificates.
-. The County Jail is regarded as
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MARRIED.

BRUSH-BELTS.-A tho residence of
the brides parents, Hornellsville, MY,
ON Thursday, May Is, 1876, by Rev. Niles,
Mr.. j. X. Brush, of Tionesta, Pa, and
Miss Mary Belts.
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Dry cod fish, aud mackerel, white
fish and trout, in kits, quarter and
half barrels, at bottom prices, at Rob-
inson & Bonner's. 72t
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New stock boots and shoes at bot.
tom prices, at Robinson q Bonners. 40
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IYne Of TRIMS

At TIoNEsTA STATION, on apd after
Dec. 0, 1875:
SOUTH.
Train ~ 9:21 n. IL.
o4 3:42 p. IN.
NORTH.
Train 80 a:2l a m.
II 3:l2 p. m.
Train %, south, and 81, north, arc LIST
class; the others are accommodation
freights. These trains only are allowed 10
carry passengers.
On the River Division /. c. from Oil City
TO Irvinetsn, up the river Is North down
dhe river, south
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Report of Jenks Township.

APRIL s, 1876.
We, the Auditors of jerks Township do
cortify that we have met and examined
tho accounts OF the Township Treasurer,
and have settled and allowed tho same as
found in the following statement:
RUFUS DODGE, Township Treasurer.
DR.. Or.
To orders drawn from
Co. Commissionsrs 81, 1853 0s
bal from eX-treasurer 1910
BY vouchers produced
at settlement..... SI.s28 Il
" percentage. 547T
bal TO successor..,...... Q0el
1911 Is 1871 10
A. X. SHIPE, .,,.
c. ID. ELDRIDdE, Auu'ofn'
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Report of Green Township.


APRIL 10, 1876.
We, the Auditors Of Greon Township do
certify that we have met and examined
the accounts Of tho Township Treasurer,
and have settled and allowed the samo as
found in the following statement:
HENRY LEpEBUR, Township Trcasnr-
cr:
DIR. CT.
To orders drawn from Co.
Con'rs Dec. IS, 1873 1855 81
by vouchers produced at
Bettlement... s72C1
Bal. due township...... 3l3 5S
JAMES GILFILLEN,)
ERNEST BEHRBNs, Auditors.
PETER YouNaK,
HENRY LEDEBUR, Treasurer. in nc
count t.with Poor Fund:
To duplicate of ls7s.,..... s2s6 81
1S75........ iJ5 20
BY Co. Treasurer's receipt
dated Aug. 27, 1s74...... SaO2 97
" money refunded to S.
whitman ..................... SS67
generations .....,......".... 75
collectors per centage.... l4so
4s " 25s op
Bal. due township. .... lS7 0s
w. tho AuultOTS, nave DNumlntu the
aboya accounts, and find them correct.
PETER YoUNGK,
ERNEST BEHRESs, \ Auditors.
JAMES GILFILLEN,
Report of Green Township.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS of Green
Township, in account with said town
ship for the year A. d. 1875:
DR.. Cr.
To amt of Road Tax levied 5000 ss
BY amt worked on roads
as per returns OF Road
Masters ...................... 1880 "a
- -
Bal. duo Twp. 1878 1926
1874 l0i 81
We, tho Auditors, have examined the
above and find them as set forth In the
above.
PETER YoUNGK,
ERNEST BEHRBNs, ! Auditors.
JAMES GILFILLEN,
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D.
PRINTS,
8 and 6 cts, and tho very best for ana o
cents.
MUSLINS,
from cents upwards.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Five cents and upwards.
LADIES WHITE HOSE,
Nine cents and upwards.
LADIES TIES,
Ten cents and upwards. i have the best
assortment even before shown in any storo
here.
EMBRoIDERIES,
Also the finest lot of Embroideries, which,
when seen, will be bought from.
TABLE LINENS,
OF all Qualities.
CHRoMOs.
Also fine lot of small Chromos, from 1
to cts, to ornament your homes.
.CORsETS.
From so cents upwards.
RUCHEs,
Collars and Cuffs of all styles and very
cheap.
PARASOLS.
Also the latest novelty in Parasols, OF all
colors.
PIoUEs.
Also fine lot of Piques, in Plain, Lace.
Stripe and Plaids, in White and Ecru
shades, at reduced prices.
ALPACAS,
Plaids, etc., way down to tho lowest
prices.
COTTONADES,
Shirtings and Cloths for Men and Boys
wear from 10 70 20 por cept. lesslhan for
mer prices.
Other goods too numerous to mention.
Agency Tor
Buttericks's Patterns
which are tho best made. Don't forge
the place.
|. L. BRENNESH0LTZ,
Bucks Brick block, opposite Peoples
Savings Bank, 1idioute, Pa. 5-lm
THE TANITE CO., Stroudsbnrp. Pa
1 Emery Wheels and Machinery, Az 1
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Report of Green Township.

We, the Auditors, have examined tho
above and find them as set forth in the
above.
PETER YoUSGK,
ERNEST BEnRESs, Auditors.
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sAhE or ExHinrTIOv BuILDiAGs.
Property that Cost Two ana n Half Millions
sold Tor s2B0, 100.

, - $50. r...-..
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. LIN the 'cnten-
Mai grounds to-day the twenty four buildings
,ton.,,o. -, ,h roa., 81 t,ra,,.e and . do,.,,
'''"N"s w '"0 '" " ~ 49,
structures OF varying DIMENSIONS helohSih9 10
individuals or firms, were sold by put lie AUG
a., r.,.,t, ,., ,,t,o ~ tho ,,rn,orty ,y..
''' ~ '' ~, 80
estimated III round nHures az t2'0JVOW' ana tue
actual figures realized from the sale were f2N6,-
ieo N,r,,,crv Ian u,rtt,ut,u,,i uau and
W. '"", ',"''' "'.'" ''"'' "'''
Memorial liail not uelhH IN the list OF properties
owned b, the Finance Board were not included
T., a. liz,
!" t'e Us"
The auction took place In Judges Hall. About
400 persons were urcsent The sale continued
fr,, u.an Al 49,, ,.,,, t,... AZ 49,,
'." 80" - ~. W" "'''' "ci"'e q . we ""u
win inc exception Of the NOmcn's Pavilion,
which WAS originally orpred rut Withdrawn
.,,t.....,,.. 49, .. ~, 49,, -,
''"o"'S w consequences VI '"o ""u'o"
movement Tor its retention as memorial. and
the Vienna bakery which VIVA ALEC Withdrawn,
,,,..,., ~ :, -, M. ~. -. -, l.,
nv az. ,onett s"lu !"n.. UNI :. o,n'r"' ~,
s'c'lalh ,ioNiueu; a'l ~ Vnc n,nlu,hts i'us' we
a..u"Veu u. 'sh' L. i,u '"a' - yer cc"'' VI '"e
htr ~ H. uctu', WIZ, VIZ H.",, p" ,' , w
"nVn lne k.s Ilp.r' elcNn,"I' 1 , " ~, ~,
Spnu property were IestIN,u lIuh we rHH,e,
WILLY ."e ."ahuv,'st $3.50 ny ~ III. h,,i
p',.u'mk V"st Nv" s,,.s ~ ny, ~ ~ ,,,,n. ',
~ u ,,r3sn"f..S ~ S'"w" ~ ~ -. ,','' u
V"u , VI S-'3,vV ~ J"'ip ~ ,h n -,
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A Cheyenne village Capturcd-A Contemplate
ed Attack gu crazy Horse.

CHEYENNE, Dec. Additional particu-
lars Of Gen. Mackenzies hght wi h the Chez
ennes were received at Fetterman last night.
rhe victory WIS most complete. The entire
viiia2e. with all Of IT'S winters stores Of SUB
sisence and " buffalo robes, fell into the hands
~ our troop. leaving the Cheyennes-thc
br,vest and most warike b nd ~ hostile In
daps-wholly destitute in the fac Of n rlgid
winter. the contemplation of which fact caused
them to fight with dcsperation. Their loss is
about twenty-five men killed and large number
wounded. TIE conduct OF Gen Mackenzie Ia
characteristics and hrillian', entailing only the
loss ~ one ofIiret, Lieut.. Mckinney, Fourth
Cavalry, ~ Memphis. Fem, and i've enlisted
men killed md twenty wounded. The Pawnee
scouts rendered valuable service and were rich
Join Gen. crook on Grey NOman's Fork. and n
combined attack VIII he made upon rrazy
river.
Inc oHicl,l report of Gen. MaclSenz'e was re-
cetvod At the mil tary hrnduunr'ers here TODAY.
u saws ,hit about noon ur Nov e. while march
ing In n sot'' westerly direction toward the
sioux Pass " tho Nc Horn Mountains. nve adj
vance scouts met him. and reported that tue
min canlp u the Che,cnnes was Thout fifteen
or twenty miles distant. About sunsc' the COM
mnnd beg 70 'nu wing tnW'rd the hostile~. reach
inv the village after daylight, completely sur
prising the indians. aud connecting them "a
VI ate the village suddenly aud H. refuge In a
irvine. After hrisk nght. lasting ~ hour, and
sldrmishing until night. they capfhnated. The
entire village, consisting Of li3 lodge, with
all their contents. re tcsfruNcd. Five hum
dred ponies werc raftured ard twentvhve In
dian bodies found. II II almost certain thar
much latg r number were Killed. FIVE sol hers
and an officer were killed on our side, and TWEEN
(, I'VE wounded. besides one Sh1-hone scout
beonsinR to us. Fifteen TRY hurses and
four horses " the Indian scouts were killcd.
The command then moved t. the camp ON
Powder riv' r. whore this report VS. Nude on
Nov 70 Lieut.. Mckinney, + Iutth Cav lrv. who
was Killed. was one - the most Y liant ffceTl.
Ten. Crook, in tn Uniting thr above report,
say: " cannot commend too highly this bril-
lint arh'verent and galantry - the troous.
lii- Will he terrible blow to the hoe'ilee. "a
these Chey ennes we're not only the hravrst war
riur-, but haye been the head and front ui M -
~ the raids aud deviltry committed ia this
country"
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rIIcI'S >rtrESuLN
Both Horatio seymour and Roscoe Ionkiine
Preparing Addr, s-r- on the situation.


UTICA, Dec l.-GoV. seymour has pre-
pared Al ddTcss. giving bis views on the
present comuiicatlOn Ia the south, and
Disgusting CALMLY pud compreheusY " the
pohdch situation - the country. should
The situation r.man unchanged, the Cow
RruOT VIII deliver the address at the
II Getting Of the Ilden electors In AlbanY next
week. The document T. one Of q graudesi in
sulratiOns OF the great fathmt ster ~ Oneida.
Roscoe C0nkllng's health IL lnpr wing. The
statement recently printed tn I the Senator W
o H. ed 10 remain quaranilned q" in "A dark room,
sud il afraid OF losing his sight IS an over
uraNn picture Of MI. Coukling's condition. He
vhlS, ~ rides out when the weather Is fne, and
- ridly ming In strength and spiuts. lie
o .en inr two or three weeks consulting con-
stltuunn and hign leg / and judiciL autholi-
t's. lll' deductions VIII be embo. led In
tpe". in thr senate, which will be delivered
early ~ January. IL ~ safe to predict that Mr..
tuukllug VIII rise above a partisan lever IN his
Confronting address, Mr Charles j. Everett. a
young wycr hele, who h been dcputed bY
the senator 10 search out the urecedents ami
authorities Tcquir, a, H. OutSpN ken ~ INST the
recent military Interference IN the ~nuth. Tn
III the present southern compllcauon MI
Everett was AN unsWerYing kepubucinihnd a
siauch supporter Of the Administrations In
hi. later utttrau II Is thought +. Everett re-
q cts the culuivn OF New York : senior tnaior
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coon rRILsT'S DEiTH.


The Rev. Eugene Cassidy the pastor of
It. Mays star OF the sea Roman Catholic
Church IA Court street BROOKLYN, died ,cster-
day. lie was oorn in County Tyrone, ireland, IN
lsl2; lie came 10 this country IN 1876, graduated
from II. JONAS College, FOrdham, In 1919, and
the same year VS. assign d by Archbishop
Hughes 10 -. James, Cathedral In BROOKLYN lie
was transferred to the charge he held at bis
death In 1859 since witch time he has completed
the church ~ the expense Of $l1.E1, Las built "A
parochlh school which ha ad ny Attendance
OF leo pupils, and has created tNOnew y risnes
uc remembered tor his heroic conduct M the
choicra elidemc II 1865 The priests II st.
Stel hens ~ the Churcn Of Vibration and Of
q. John 5 had bee swept away 10y the scuurge,
ana Father Cassidy, vita astonishing en-
durance, visited IS day and by night tho sick
aud diving, administering consolation and COM
lOrf. A. his work mere sed he Went the rounds
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