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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
WIN Il. MAULlBY, County Treasurer.
CHIPPAwA COUNTY TnEAsuRER's OFFICE,

CHIPPhwA COUNTY TREAsURER'sO OFFICE.
SAULT ST MARIE, Aug. liz, 1876
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale iinds
IN in Chippewa county. vertlsed by the
Auditor General as delinquent for taxes OF 1879,
land previous years.. wilt be held at he county
Treasurer's uflice in Sault ct Marie the county
seat OF said county, commencing on Monday, the
second day of October next at nine o'clock A..
NJ, and continue ON day 10 day Sundays ex,
cepted). until the anne shall have been disposed
OF according to law.
LOIIIS p TRENIPE County Treasurer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
CHEBvYGAN COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE
CuEROYGAN. Aug 20. 1876.

NOTICE is hereby given that he sale of lands
IN in Cheboygan county advertised by the
(and previous years). will be held at the
Court House, In iheboygan village. the county
seat of SAID county, commencing ON Moncay, me
I'd day OF October next, at nine o. lock a. M =.
and continue from day to day >undays excepted1
until the same shall have been disposed Oh ac-
coIding to law.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
TOUIs r. 'd TREMPE County treasurer.

MACKINAC COUNTY TIRE ,sURER's OFFICE.
MACKlNAC, Aug IL, 1876.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sale OF lands
In in Mackinac county, advertised by me
Auditor General as delinquent for taxes OIL 1879,
land previous yearsl, viii be held at the Court
House, in MackInac, The county seat oil SAID
October next, at nine O'Clock A. Nj and continue
from day to day Sundays Lxcepeedl, until the
same shall have been disposed IF according to
law.
THOs. CHAMBERS, County Treasurer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
M a r RTE ID.

sLACK-BORDO-Sept IN, 1873, at the
Methodist piscopal parsonage. by the Rev. w. |
III; Ware. Mr. Frank Slack to Miss Matilda Bordo,
all of Cheboygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoffice, un-
called for, Sept. Stb. Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they are
advertised:
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bowey, Nod IStaf. NJ, ron
kearns. Mathew Thomas, Philip
Pero. Vital lVerette, Sam
Rutherford, Adam
CA. BRACE, p. III.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-23
100000 Acres
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.
TnElands of the
jackson, Lansing & sss:nsw R Re-
Arc now offered for sale at
Lou Prices and on LONG INN


-~~e~ Il e>sso ee'th w LOAl
The railroad is constructed and IN
from Jackson to Gaylord, a dis fancc oe operation
nr ire Ia ana ,hr,ysx m;'e and VIII soon d, sh he n
lance Of about fifty five miles ioIthcr dis
Particular attention is called 70 81
OF the best white and Nor uav -, .'e idr- tracts
bs 1,ne Of the road and upon the hIer abng
most important logging streams IL &c rivers, the
so nne r. farming lands of The comn ns ssale
WOOD lands IN he state. Espfc;o,r atered hard
c cad e. Inc farming lands Cravf f. enton is
rolling; tmbe,ed maioly with The fare; are high ana
pie; sol'. black sandy loan, and nthard ma
springs OF The unrest water These" uounolng in
1eing rapidly settled and Che lumberiDunh M are
market for reduce Tor many yesrs INST rate
TERMS OF SALE 4
FOR pine lands, oBe-fourtb dowr O.
t ess seven per cent For farming lands 70 &c,
liers longer lime will be gwen If dssr ras 10 sell
a,, ena LOT illustrated pamphlet, full; Of facts
no.a y. M. BARNES, Land Commissioner
Lansing, Mich.
, 1876-05-01

1t ia believed in Washington that the
Senate will decltlo that It Inns no jurisdiction
in tho impeachment case, owing to tho fact
Br1KNAp's resignation and It's acceptance
previous to thepresontmentof articles against
him rendered him no longer On officer Of tho
Government. md. therefore, not nmonnblo to
impeachment. To decide differently would
BE- to open mp mn almost ondlcss poasi-
bility Of impeachment proceedings hereafter
against officers who havo long since retired
from public life, aa we'll as agninst these who
aro yet to come, placing 1t in tho power Of
any political party nowly-inatallet1 to crafty
it's malice by going into tho impeachment
business at wholesale. II, hs is predicted,
tho Senate concludes that law. precedent, aud
public policy nro on tho slde of "no iurisaio-
tion," DEIxsAr's case is loft to the courts,
to be dealt with like Tint Of any porson undor
q criminal indictment.
, 1876-05-01

Some surprise has boen manifested that tbs banks
should bo active In urging the measure which pro-
prosos tn aoW them to lsue 100 por cont instead OF
being couhned TO 90 Per cens Of tho amount OF bonds
deposited collateral With tho Treasury, wien the
tonllsnoy Of late tho part Of tho banks genersly
has been to take In naoai Of to put out currency It
turns out, however, that there IL colo.e gentleman
In this littlo proposition whose sable heaa came 10
view in the Committee yesterday. Tho banks do not
want tho Inv modified to permit than to iasue moro
notes. They really want to be allowed to draw out the
10 per cent OF surplus bouda which would atanh to
the!r credit tho Treasury. and sell them. This II tue
secret OF the!s anrtoty which has struck many peo
pic being inconsaseut with tho interests OF tho
onal banking hulluess at the present timo.-rashing
ton afspateh to The 1eto York Herald.
The only surprise in tho mattor is TINT
Congress hos not long since made the change
In tho law, Tho banks now deposit IN
equivalent OF $105 In gold to socuro the se-
demption Of 800 in paper, md then arc
taxed upon their circulation and deposits.
To amend tho law 30 as to allow the banks
800 in bank-notcs for 800 In bonds would
haye tho effect OF ndding 335, 200, 600 TO the
loanablo funds of tho banks without in the
least impairing tho security Of their rodenp-
lion, This would stop the rapid contraction
now going on at tho rate OF nearly two mill
iona Of dollars Per month, and would be D
legitimate expansion OF tho currency. The
present law on this subject WAS adopted
whom tho bonds had not their present ad-
vanced and permanent value, and the margin
OF 10 per cont was but little moro than was
essential for reasonable protection against
loas.
, 1876-05-01

It cnn bo disguised no longer. DANIEL
WKnsrEa vooRHaEs, the Tall Sycamore Of
tho ringing Wabash, Is on tho war-path.
There Is goro in hss glance, and Consideration
dire among undor-aized Democrats whose
paths ho Is liable to cross. Democratic do
nunoiation Of thiovery and Democratic bonst-
inn Of its own virtuo 1t is that has aroused
his ire. DANIEL has Il knowledge Of tho truo-
inwar1ncss Of tho Democracy in Congress
assembled, ed,-lsnowlodgo Buch only rs could DO
attained by Democrat like DANIEL admitted
to tho secret councils Of tho party,-nud the
Democratic assumption Of 1ofty publio vir-
tuo, in view Of the facts, has been too exaa-
perating for him to endure. That was
whnt WINS tho mnttor of DANIEL tho
other day when BLACKBURN, Of Kcnsucky,
indulged in donunciation of courts In
general rs corrupt, becnuso Judgo OAnTERrc-
leased K11pounN on ha1tas corpus, and there
woull havo been somebody "ohawed up"
about It IL the byatandora hadn't hold DAM
TEL. Unfortunately thero WAS nobody Mt hand
big enough mud bold enough to hold DAN1EI,
whom another unwary undcrsized Democratic
member from Indiana, assuming altitudinous,
o1asperating virtue, ma1o tho like reflection
on tho courts, and DANIEL promptly "smastl-
ed" TINT small member, and loft his friends
to bind up the wounds and patch up the
small members damaged visago. Bnt most
exasperating Of all tho hifalutin public virtuo
encountered by DANIEL among Indiana Demo-
cratic mo.nbors was that displayed by HAM
11ToN, Of tho Fort Wayne District, smallest
Of tho uudersizcd. HAMILTON ventured upon
outspoken donunciation, in VoonnEEs' pres
encc, Of back-pay thieves, VoonnEEs, who
happens to DO one of those samo, thereon
ma1o break for tho least Of tho
undorsizol Democratic members from
Indiana, with intont him thon and thore
to exterminate and blot out Of e1istcnco
Senator MCDONALD was ut hand this
timo to hold DANIEL, and no vacancy WIS
created in tho Fort Wayne District. Tho aw-
full question which it all suggests is, Whit is
going to happen if Democratic members arc
to 60 around setting up as models Of public
virtue, and il Vooa1Ers happens TO escape
from tho keopors who attond him, to seize
him by tho coat-tail ns often aa such propos-
terous assumption on tho part Of Democratic
members moves him to take somebody's
| scn1p2
, 1876-05-01


Tho decision Of Judge CARTIER in tho XII
pouns case, and tho acquiesonos therein by
the House Of Representatives, scem to nako
radical change In tho practice Of Furnishing
coutumacious witnesses. K11nouRN was COM
mittol by tho House to jail for contempt of
that body in refusing to auswor questions put
to him In connection with tho Washington
rcal-cstate pool. His attorneys procured n
writ of ha1a1s corpus from tho Supreme
Court of tie District OF Columbia, and the
Honso Of Representatives, by large vote In
favor Of it, recognized the authority Of tho
writ. In tho trial Of tho question, un-
dor this writ, Judge CARTIER has de-
cided that the prisoner bs discharged
from tho custody of the House, but
that ho DO rolnandad to the Marshal to await
his trial under III indictment for tho same
ohense for which l,o was hold by tho House.
The ground OF tho decision wag probably
TINT It was unjust to subject tho prisoner to
two trials aud two puulshmonts for tho same
oaonso. K1LBounNts indictment WAS found
under United States statute which makes
tho refusal to onswor u question by either
Houso Of Congress (pestinent to any matter
under inquiry misaomeanor, and provides
that such cass shall bo certified to the
Dlstriot~Attorney Of the District Of Columbia,
who shall proceed to procure an indictment.
The puniahment affixed by law Ia fine Of
not less than $l00 nor more than $1,000.
and imprisonment for not less than one
month nor more than one year. K11soyns
is now held for trial under this law.
Tho issue between the oourts and the
House Of Representatives is an interesting
one. Committal for contempt ia held to
ba an Inherent right Of the National Legis-
laturs, and the Engliah precedents arc that
no Court can discharge or bail person 10
committed, nor inquire into the nature Of
the oasnse, Now the question is raised Oh
the ono sila whether lawyers, by the passage
, 1876-05-01

Nothing will ploaso Senator MORTON better
1t this timo than n prompt investigation ut
Tho charges relative to his disbursement. Ms
e25o, 900 which Oopperhead Legislature ro-
fuaed to appropriate for the arming Of 1ndi-
ann soldiers, and which was thoroupon I'D
Fancod by Secretary STANTON. The Troaaury
Department, doubtless ut tho request Of Son.
ntor MonToN, will order an investigation Of
Tho matter. and if tho Democrats can stand
1t to have tho fine recordot Indiana's famous
War Governor shown up, togother with
hcsh reminder Of tho difficulties ho had to
contend with at tho hnnda of tho Union
hating and Rebel-sympathizing Democracy Of
Indians-if tho Confedsrates like this Bort Of
thing, certainly Mr.. blonros will not object.
, 1876-05-01

The consideration Of the shallow chargos in
Tho Mary Morritt" case has occupied four
days, requiring tho attendance Of Secretary
Bn1sTow to defend himself against the
schemes Of tho conspirators, and nooessitat-
Ing in great measure his abacuco from i'm
portant lutica. Having given tho matter his
personal attention thus far, with tho result of
completely smashing the intrigue against
him, and being anxious to return to his off
cial responsibilities as soon as possib1e, tho
Becrotary will today ask the Committee to
call two witnesses from the Treasury Depart
mont, and then to hoar his own statemont un-
der oath. This dono, ha will go about his
bnsindas, leaving OATE and his gaug to fag
out thoir contemplate flzzlo as best they
, 1876-05-01

Es111o CAsTKLAa, the eminent Spanish writer
snd statesman, In letter to tho Now York Her
aid, scls forth his views OF the present Euro
poan complications to tue onect shat 1t is Dls-
NARoK's Intention TO o1pel tho TURKS from Eu-
ropa and dismembsr tho Austrian Empire. aud
thst be proposes to do It IN tho following man.
nor:
F1sst, to sxtnguish The Emp!rs Of the aultan IN
kaiser, who u 10 tx hts Capital n Consaptluopa;
second. to xnunx to Germany d! Tho Gesnanupeaktn4
Provinces OF ts Austrian Emplre-styriA, ClstashlA,
ahe Tyrol, Upper aud Loxaf AustEiA, Moratis, and
presumably bohemia, which v being rapidly German.
lied: knd third to compensata Rla1A tor this ta4s
agpssndxsmeut Of her rivals BY giving hsx tho slices
, 1876-05-01

Tho details OF an extensive jail.delivery at
tho County Jail In this city Josterday arc
given in our local columns. Fourteen oFlm'
innls availod themselves Of an oAsy oppoftu-
nifty to walk ont into tho open a'r anu aop"-
rate and mako good their escape, anu IN wow
OF tho remarkable facilities 1"t"Sneo ny
tho utter absence OF tho most ordinary
precautions ngalnst ahch an occnffonoe Inc
only wonder Is TINT hunafoa more were nos
equally successful. a s'nelo olnc'hi was On
duty, with tho ko5a IN ms pockos ana no
help within CALL SO tha' IL only To-
quired httio promptness anu celef1ty
to ovorpower nm, selzo tno Keys
and ibor"to tho whole jail. Ihat only
fourteen got hW1y was quo 70 Dhd manage
, 1876-05-01

Inch q Congressman, now that majority
report In his fnvor hns boon submitted to tho
House in tho case Of tho contested seat in
he Third District. Already ho hus Ind great.
ness thrust upon him in tho form Of TR1p-
uaE interviewer, to whom, in modest WY,
and interesting withal, le has unfolded
hfs views upon various matters Of pith md
moment Since it soems TO be sott1ed TINT
Chicago ia to havo three Democratic Repro
sentatives in Congress, Heaven grant that
Lilo now member from the North Side, unlike
his colleagues from tho Second ind Third
Districts, prove to DO neither nuisance nor
n nonap}it.r
, 1876-05-01

Tho Oshkosh Northmcstts1., commenting on
tho cnll Issued by WILLIAM Cu11.EN BRYANT
and others for conference, to be hold in
New York on tho 18th Of May, says:
It tatcs but srnal amount Of crookcdness, in tho
present temper OF tho people, 10 destroy confidence in
thoso who have long been free from suspicion. Not
oven tho men who personally FREQ from any taint
OF corruption, but who have blinded their eye" to
thlngs which they ought to nave seen AMI prevented
escape public censure. Consequently, people arc
looking around 10 hnd Mau for tho fnt,iro whose
sIatanco Of temptation haa proved sufficient for tho
occnaion aud s1oBe pluck has been toaed In contest
with avil-doeTs. Platforms looked upon % eiec-
t!onecrn1 expcdicnts, whi1s reraonM character and
tho consistent record OF lifetime hayo bean elevated
10 their ptaco In public estimation The drift Of pub
lo sentiment IL seen, not only In tho proas Of tile
country, but in tho collective acton Of individuals
who loot To higher standard Of public morality
ThoJ may be ternc drea1ners, enthrsiaata theorists
or lmpraetcables: bnt still thgy constitute numer-
ous and powerful class. They cannot be ignored II
the party would secure They cannot bo r1d
cu1cd out Of existence ont Of ther proposed
Of action. Lato doyolopmpata have made thorn moro
earnest and moro numerous than cyrr before. Thoy
represent Largo conRtftuency, aud one which holds
tho balance Of power in tho country. In fact the
great maas Of The Republican party aro in sympathy
With them.
We suggest to those organs which aro
rilicu1ing or denouncing tho proposed con-
ference that tho surest way to bring 1t to
nnught, to disperso the " imprnoticab1es, y
and to send tho idealists into tho regions Of
tho ideal, is to nominate candidates ut Gin
cinnati agRinst whom no reasonable objection
can be made. This dono, the firobrands will
go out, or at nil events will provo harm1ess,
Tim ,p1u u,;seh;nf Rnyt1rr Grtyr1nz md fhair
, 1876-05-01

indianapolis Democrats are prepared to
wade in blood up to their nrnpits, II noces~
sary, to carry the election tomorrow; at
least, they have passed resolutions to this
pory effect. Some Of them, It appears, have
uaded heretofore, though in more quiet
way, and without tho risk to themselves that
will attend tho sanguinary experiment in
ease it is attempted at tho POLLS Tho Re-
publicans, forewarncd and forearmed, will be
On hand when the wading is done, and if
necessary may have foot in 1t. They are
ron1dont of success in fair election, and
sxpect to lncreaso thoir former majority.
, 1876-05-01
OBITUARY,



Ths cablo day or two slnco announced tho
death Of THOMAS Ann, Scotch poet Of conald-
esahlo prominence. He Was born In 1902 at
Bowlon. and rooelved hs education at the Uni
vorsity Of EdlnburR, npl during this time was
editor Of the Weekly journal. From 1886 until
1908 ho was oditor ot tho Dumfrias Journal q
Conservative newspaper, and MAS also frequent
contributor to DEackt5ood's Magazine. Uin prin.
cipsl works arc "RelIgous CharAotor|stlca |"
and "The Old Bachelor In tho Old Scottish
Village" and hfH best known poem, '''Thc
Doyil's Droam."
ApoLpu DIonNBERa.
Tho Boston papors announce tho doath At
Lawrence, Masa., on Tuesday last, Of ApoLrH
D1onsDEna, one Of NAroLEoNa so!dsors. An
exchange says;
A cadet ho aasstei In the ceremonies Of making
boNAr1n1E ahe First 0onaul Of Franco, and for
but awoe, being born at Stockholm July 1874. Ho
was tho youngest Of hrteon children, and his father
nvcd 10 tho great s8o Of 1o2. Dr.. 1lonNpEno joined
Tho FraucA army when % years old, and march
trons campaign in Rnssta. In the original squadron
OF huzzare to which deceased Was attached First
I,eaten.nt loa on. Of ioo diea In thn' campaign
Of tho Emperor being that "hs was rrcsumptuoua
man. ratBod 70 b. tJEant and aspiring to universal
s.
D1oRHnERu was presented with fifty louis dors, pass
port for Sweden, and bis discharge lie left France
for bis natvo land, whare he Rcquted knowledge Of
medicine afttr which he came TO this country.
JOHN GRAHAM IouaH.
JonN GnAnAM Louou, sculptor OF constdera.
bio eminence, died In England recently. He
MAS native Of Northumberland, aud nrBt be-
oano an exhibitor ut tho Royal Academy In 1895.
In 1927 ho produced an ideal statue Of M1Lo,
which, toRother with statue Of SAMSON, was
purchased by tho Duke Of Wellington. In
1845 he exoouted the statue OF Her majesty In
tho Royal Exchange, aud In 1916 statue Of
Prtnce ALBERT for LIoYps.
OTHER DEATHS.
Tho doatha arc also announced OF the Rev.
JonN BERNARD DALoA1Rus, Nh ointment Roman
Catholic divine of the Drompton Oratory, Eu.
gland. whose two books on the "Bacred Hoart u
and tho ''Holy Communion have 8ooo through
aoveral editions and have boon translated into
aoyeral laneuagos; Of Jous A. ntEnn1rr at Rye
N. T., ono Of the most extensive cattle-tradora
east OF the A1isslssppl " ho leaves fortunes OF
s2,000,000; Of tho Dowager Duchess, mother
Of tho present Esrl OF Dorby aud Of Prof
1oua DusrEEp one Of the most ekillfol physi-
clans in New York City.
, 1876-05-01
Tbt Gb1taga Qtraba,1t.
Monday Morning. May ], 1879.
At tho New York Gold Exchange on Satur-
kay groonbacks wero steady at 883.

Tho signal Service predicts north and east
winds, increasing cloudiness, and lower fol-
lowed by higher temperature, as the mete-
orological phenomena apportioned to this
te1ipn today
, 1876-05-01

that they trs willing 10 pool their forcos to d.
feat htm2 Whatever may be CoNHIrxas hatred
OF DRIsTow on account Of hla warfare agalpat
royenuo robbers. whereby good many Of cokx.
1,No's machine men suffered, NO do not believe
thoro ia 4 word Of truth Ia tho ststomsnt ~ r.
cards UfAINE.
, 1876-05-01

was 1ifeleas, the offerings being confined to
single car-load-quotod at 34.0o@6.25. Ono
hundred dollars in gold would buy 9112.75
in greenbacka at the close.
, 1876-05-01

strong; they arc ablo and experienced statoa~
mon their personal characters aro good, and,
though attempts havo bcen made to placo
thorn In disropute, wo havo no question that
tioy will DO able to maintain their status rs
honest mon before tho people. b1r. MoRroH
may DO regarded as the successful pugiligt Of
tho Senatorial arena ho Is known to all o.
strong partisan, fierce dobater, hard and
unspnring hitter, and from necessity Sen
atorial leador and party defender. Mr. coKx-
LING is equally we'll known AS Senatorial
dcbnter, but II ho possess moro polish than
tho Intlinnian, 1lo lacks tho rcaay Tigor and
tho onorgy Of his riral. Both Senators arc
whnt is known as machine politicians Of tho
most confirmed character. They depend
for rower upon the mnnipulations and
operations Of party machinery raIhor
than on tho free viii Of tho people. Like
1loRroS, Mr.. CoSKIrSo has opposed any rc-
form OF the Civil Service, because both have
depended on tho abuses Of that service to re-
ward their rotainers. Both have supported
tho EXTREMIST legislation for tho South, md
to nominate oithor of them is to give assur-
anco that, il elected, the administration Of
tho Government will DO directed 10 koop that
section in fever of excitement, and to ro-
store the carpct-bne rule which brought 90
much otlium and scandal on tho Republican
party, Tho nomination Of nIonrox would
unoucst;onnbly result In Il aolid Southern
vote for tho Democratic candidate, no matter
whom, Tho whites Of tho South in solid
mnss vonId opnose him with a fury that
would bear down oil TINT tho moor faoblo
hordtv c1aimnd bv snv pol;tician that IT
vor11 bo noaa;b1o for him Ia cauv Nav
york md, w;thont ;ta n]cctora1 vote. h;s
f,;onda cannot flouro mt bis SUCCESS.
eanator Oosx11xo IL strong in Now York
.,;t,, Tim ,,ooh;re 7,o,;+;cone If tbo gtoto Init
, 1876-05-01

Tho Loutsvi,le Coarter>Journal Is unaltersbly
opposed 10 nominating any conservative Re-
publican" such Al judge DAyla Of tie Supreme
Court, for President. Nothing bnt y straight,
original Democrat will do. No moro 0REELHY
luslneaa for it. Hete Ia the way tt talks.
Tho 0RKxLxr campaign had IT. usos. That. how-
oser, Was enough. No pssty could survive = second
sstsnpt Of thu aort This yoar tho Dcmocratio party
media to 10 It's campaigning ~ the farmer hia
ploving-ins strai8ht furrow. a straight uctet, =
atraigAt platform, and . atraight and open highway
should 10 tho word. 10 that. matter how
out, wa shall !saue With solid columns, whols bones,
aud tho dag Tying. No decentralization, no mora
dobauehorY. no crookednsss.-not. oven = "straght.
atouud.thG-cornes,h-no augar and no latlont,-pcr-
iccy straight plsu -something thst will 10 recog-
nited - good enough without any soasoninR. uka-
pntCAs GLAok. THURMAN, DAyAnp, ALLEN TILpKx,-
ono or Two of thnm,-Dtmocrats a1l,-good men al, -
will DO.
We are lItt!o surprised at tho inclusion Of
ALLEN. According to this, II would even prefer
old BILL, the "1sag Baby b!athosalsito" to Judge
DAVIS. Bus sho Democratic leaders Of Illinois
ate talking prosty strongly OF forcing Judge
DAVIS, Republican AZ ho Is, down tho throats Of
TIM Kentucky Boutbons.
, 1876-05-01

rheIo vii 10 speciai meeting It =. M to-day, At
Dur hail, ls Bouth ualased-st., to mako arrange
nenA In regard 10 funatsl Of Brother Patrick Car
GEO. II. BLANCHARD. O. r.
DAVID DHUMNOND. Hoc'y.