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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28

in most cases the price paid has been
from twenty to forty dollars These
agents have sold their claims thus pro.
cured 10 certain firm In this city for
al advance Of about ten dollars. To
give some idea Of the magnitude OF the
business done by this firm, it Is said
that the lands bought hy them during
the last year are worth from $1,000, 600
toSG,0O0, 900 The ring has confined It's
work to no particular State, but has OK
tended it, operations wherever valu-
able public lands are to be found.
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Price 81 IS Eaeh, or SIS 90 psrDonsn

Price 81 % Eaeh, or $50 % per DOzen.
:, We are agents for these shirts, which we de-
sell them for less price than you can buy the
linen and domestio for by the holt. They IRE
made OF the very finest linen ana the very
bosom m nde and set in, ieufis made andlthe
shirt put together, so that q little girl can
make II In half an hour. 81 asf.{,,y tD.taf
They are tho very thing that our people
need, and everybody Is invited To come and
see them, and when they return home 10 tell
| their neighbors about them. gl,. isi,Is -,
We promise hereafter TO supply all sizes
as our supply Is now unlimited. n ~ t,fve
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The9ailg
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains az
Dallas.
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weather Once Prediction.
Higher temperature and partly cloudy.
J0rrINGs .IHOUr rOWN.

The tailors say that they do not ask pecuniary
assistance from other trades unions.
Thirty-six students took the degree of N. ID
from the homeopathic Medical College last evening.
The Chamber of Commerce Yesterday pro-
tested against the repea VI tho bankrupt law bI Con
grese.
Gov. Tilden has not yet responded to Districa
Attorney Pheips's request for the respite OF John
DOan.
A free class In elementary shorthand Is to be
Mrs w. B Burns.
The R,thnia that was burned at sea on the
hne Of steamers,
Mr.. BanKs, the receiver offers the building
lately occupied by me ocfunci security Savings DAnH
Tor sale. When sold he can pay diyldend.
The new Church OF st. Paul. on FIFTY ninth
street and Ninth Avenue, Is TO BE- FOUNDED on bed of
q M rock. The eNcayat nns are nearly cOiupoted and
the edince Is to b. eIet ted 'pcrdlJ.
The Aldermen passed last week an ordinances
increa ing tne pucf. that hackmen may charge The
Mayor vetoed lac ordt anr' Arsi rua', gylug as hn
reason lhas the priccs nov charged are TOO hlgn
Apetition requesting the Stock Exchange TO
roqulr, coryuriuin- VIII sc clrnies are quot d 70
furnish regular 20 i'h. l' ni r'r inB7 ana expenses
has neea ~. ID bi maly b.nker1 aud merchants.
Before Judgc DOluhuo Yesterday, tho city'B
sui HrIi1-l ti. .l,y W Gourt was GA ci, No answer
luI-.tnt 1riIE rculrfcl lur f'u btslifs cosis.
was hupp Ell had b en- Y'uu of mhph. i1r, Is, "
knoNn 10 nave dt"d ir,m nhutu ctA,r1, l,.. T. ", W
{. 9 ana lae o,n,r Attending p}s'e''As' are IN u"
Wy f--naa4lu. nc i9r her He'lh'
The Common C,unc,, .---~ dractcd tho Cor
lhe New jersey Cenral lanroad Company TO abstain
from use OF The Ierry sP foot o. Liberty street lie
no,ton, Hartford and New Haven Railroad mpany
f1I .Se m oy wafr from depoi
Obtain from the city the right 10 operate feFyy.
Frank Lsslies Popular Monthly for "a
ready lsS SSg7s' wv oagTsVings. ~ csnIs,-Adv.
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NOW AON0 GRIvr KNoWNIr.
An Army Onicer Ca-hiered for Disclosing the
IncIs 10 Tho rrcsidenI.


BALTIMORE, March 2.-The first action
taken looking to an inycsliratlon and conylc-
tion Of Belknap was by Capt. Georgo T. Robin.
son, now residing In Baltimore, who for pc
rod Of Six yoars was stationed at Fort Sill. BE-
tween this gentleman and Beknap a very bitter
feeling has existed and now exists. growing out
Of the fact that his attempt to publicly proclaim
Bclknaps guilt resulted in RoOinson's being trte d
before "a military commission aud cashered.
lie Ia civil engineer by profession, and Is at
present employed by tho Columbian Iron
Works. Last evening u representative Of InE
SUN called upon a Capt. Robinson, who made
the following statement:
entered upon NV duties as CAPTAIN Of the
Tenth United States Cavalry at Fort sill In lS6S,
and remained until lsl2. was Instrumental IN
having the Investigation maze. Although my
name has not Yet appeared IN connection with
the matter, knew personally that Bclknap re-
ceiVed as u bnbe the sum OF $loOW annually
Tor three years, payable monthly m ad-
T. Evans and j. J. Fisher, the post traders
at For. Sll. Iho post was tue most valuable IN
possession as post traders they were heavily in
debt aud had u small stock Of goods. Nhen |
left the fort their stock was worth from SS0,OO
TO $lOOUO, and they were all wealthy and cut OF
deIt. Mr. Evans WAS The FIRST to apply anu pro-
cured petition signed by the officers Of the
United States Infantry stationed AT the fort,
addrt ssci to the FcCrotarY OF War, asking his
uppnni mont "a post uultr Mr. itlknap re a
TINS petition anu t0id Evans that ne would -
soon have petition " SO many wagon masters
as the officers of that post lie then told Mr.
Evans that ne had already appointed "a y ST
,,uqor in for Sill, Dr. Niai~h of Sew YORK. lie
added that he Thought Marsh uis not wish to 90
out 10 the Indian terri OrY. ana toll Evans III l
il he went to New York no could see him
(Mnrsh) there. and might make an arrangement
win him. Mr. Evans went to New rH ana
fouud Mi~h. he nlsn iouul inlerrslrd ~ Ihe
mliter the lrm OF Durfee 60. and Dent Co,
our Dent - "a brOther-lu-ldM ot President
GmuD aud othoia, DR.. Marsh put the post
up nt auction and n vas hid oit To Evans
4 Co, the terms uctny that Eemm~, was l." pe
paid $500 ye Tor three years, ana Sl:,Uv
pcr yetG AiterwTd the hu-lnes5 WIS cOnuuct-
cd In the name Of j. >, Evans a Co. 1nc nrm
paid the brihp to Slash, b. VIII 10 10 w,S litcr-
ward turned over 10 lielEnap. Moro than "a yea
IgO | visited Washington and made charges
against Bolknlp, emp! Iying - counsel John j.
Key Of that city, and subsequently, Gen. lienke
also Of Washington, winch latter was largely IN
strumental in bringing the matter to an is
sue. These charges were presented TO tho
Military COmmttee, and tho result was that
was Casniered. President Grant has known of
these charges for years. lie knew as much
nearly two years ago os he knows to-day. Some
wo months ago renewed the onlTges, employ
Inn the sui..s GouiiSvL 1 was backed oy all tho
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officers OF the fort, and fIrn'shed q Iist
OF witnesses for the committee, and I'D
ed as far az possible In collecting me
evidence bv which he was. conylcten'
| gave them the names Of Ilrevet Major-Gen; H.
II. Grierson of he tenth United states Cavairyi
and Of every officer OF that regiment; also OF
Gen. W. B. Hazen, commanding the SlNtn ln-
fantry, and ali the officers OF that Il g'men,.
Both Of these commands were stationed ~ f9r'
Shl' aud lhe on''"-s were fully acquainted witn
INC frauds being practised. | also transmitted
all the correspondence had on tho subject, and
my letters to the President. was member OF
the post council OF administration, part OF tho
duties OF which were to see that the post
trader does not make an overcharVe for supplies.
When asked why the charges were 80 exorbitant,
We were told II was because they were
Obliged to pay Secretary Belknap tl5.O9O a wear
Tor the privilege. The post commander upon
being told this Insisted upon Evans & Co.'s
making affidavit to the fact. This was done,
and the AFFIDAVIT was forwarded to Secretary
Belknap at Washington, but no reply WAS re-
ceived. | was warned ag iinst me ddling IN these
charges, and rs soon as ! did so, charges were
preferred against me. While the court martial
was sitting | was told that Belknap bad said,
by God II that court don't convict Capt.
Robinson | will" ! wrote President Grant
three letters. the first early In 1873, the
second In 1874, the last In 1875. In these
letters renewed the ch rges against Beknap
and submitted all the evidence aud names Of
witnesses, but received no answer. Ihave good
reason for believing that my letters reached the
President. | have now succeeded In convicting
Belknap, and shall ask and expect to be re-
stored to my rank In the army.
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WHAT GRANT SAYS.
Protesting Not to have Known how Grave
the Charges Were.

protesting Not TO nave knOWn now GrnNe
the Charges Were.
WASHINGTON, March 2 - In the White
House the President. In conversng with friends
tonight, said, emDhatically. that he was not
aware OF tho enormity OF the charges against
Belknsp- at the time he accepted his resignation.
From the hurried and ncoherent manner OF Bel
knap's communication to him the President drew
the conclusion that Mrs. Belknap and not her
husbt nd was the guilty party, and that the Sec
retary assumed all responsibility aud Ccnsure to
shield bis wife. Although he did not inform
self, be confessed be was not free from blame.
The President says II he had known tho full
measure Of Delknap's guilt, no would not
have yielded so readily to Belknap's
appeal In accepting the resIgnation In the mild
terms he did, but would have demanded that
the Official relations between them should i'm:
mediately cease, and that Belknap should
at once vacato his oflce and take all
the consequences OF his Official miscon-
duct. The President had no suspicion up to
ten o'clock to-day that Delknap's Official con-
duct was the subject OF investigati on, aud noth-
ing could have occasioued him more surprise
than the communication made TO him by Bel
ten resignation.
Mr.. BelKnap tonight announces his determl-
nation, In view Of the action OF the House to-
day In presenting articles OF impeachment TO
the Senate, not to make any public statement
until he can do SO before the Senate In an offi-
cal form.
PRIVATE SECRETARY IUcKEY's REsI0NArIoN.i
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Ley p Luckey has
resigned Gs private secretary to the President,
as tho latter desired 10 continue his son Ulysses
In his Office. MIR. Luckey has accepted respOn-
sible position In the Department Of the Interior.
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Til. Victorious Alfonsists.

MADRID, March 2.--The AlfonSists have taken
thiriythree pieces OF artillery and many Thousands Of
rides abandoned by the CARL ts.
schor CNnovas del Castillo has gone TO Pampeluna to
confer with the King questions raised by the over.
thrOW vi the tAriirts.
Denale on the address IN reply 20 the royal speech
Will begin TO the COr;ts on Mond.y
III report that Csrisa the Carli-t chefain has been
assas-unted s not lie anu other leaders have
tered France.
Gen Qnesada has ordered that all persons belonging
to siuss Osads be shot when c.pturel
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PHoroGRApHs BY sun REpoRTERs.
The Narrow Escape OF BurGe Captain's
Family In the Morris Canal Basin

Capt. James Stanton, OF the barge Eliza, lying
In the Morris Canal basin Jersey City, retired To the
cabin with his family Wedncs'ay ight leaving the
door Of the stove open In which there large nre.
karJ yesterday morning the eldest daughter. aged II.
arose from her bed half sudocaed ana endeavored 70
open IN hatch. She icil ou TIA 10 prOstrate The
captains wife. alarmed. kcd for help then fed
hnt Cnoked ON the steps OF the cabin The cries
heard on The ne ghboring boat and Capt. Norris
hpfsted In the door snd relieved the sufferers Dr.
Hadden snent three hours IN susci,Ating the family
which consisted Of the captain. his wife, and three
calren. TIE youngest, about two yeaTs old, u 10 .
dangerous condition.
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The Union nm Demicn,Ion..

The special committee appointed TO Investt-
gate the accounts OF the Town Treasurer and TovA
Collector have made report to the Union Hii Coun-
ell. deficiency Of t2,93256 has been found In the
street and assessments accounts. Many lots OF ound
we're sold TO parties tor arrears OF taxes Of which
record appears Mot Of the discrepaucles traced
10 the abscOndluR Collector, Frederick 5chaefer, and
they aggrt "a te about ~, az,
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As Mrs. Mary Louise vultee OF 3l3 schermer-
horn street. Brooklyn was walking IN Fulton streoe
last night with William r. Forest OF her Doardera.
she complained of u choosing pain In her breast She
Was carried intO store anu sank down a corpse.
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The shufeboard games In Lynch's Hall were
continued on Wednesday and yesterday. The tourna-
constitute game Twelve men tied for the prt1s
4 was won 0v NJ Scott from 4. L. Rel ~. ii TO IA
There were sixteen entries for the second match
Eight men having tied, the score OF the play-0n II
for Ritlly and IS for haxwsn. Scott took tho Ana
prixe and RELY tha second.
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TIE OLD HORLD,s NEWs.
A Battle In Herzcgovina-EiRht Hundred
Turks Killed.

BnttIe IN HerZrgOVInn-EIRht Hundred
Turks Killed.
RAGUsA, March "A sanguinary battle was
fought yesterday Dabra, in which 800 Turks
killed. The plscards posted in Raguss promul eating
Turkish reforms have been pasted with figures Of
deaths heads The Insurgents have Issued manifesto
scouting all propositions OF peace
BELGRADK March .. 1t Is anticipated that a Min.
istcra order Will DO issued annu ling the order Of
the Minister Of War calling the militia Reserves
EThe Russian Diplomatic Agent IN Montenegro has
neen Instructed oppose the efforts OF the War parry
anu TO support the Prince In Resisting tnom. lie not
ned the Prince That Russia viii withdraw her pfOtec
ton II attitude Of provocatiOn Il assumed where
upon tue Prince gave pAclnc assurances.
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Edgar $. Allen, the amateur illusionist and
pres idistaor delighted the newsboys In their Home
las evening over 800 hoys ed the performer wi
shouts, and whistles. aud cacal. Among the VISIT
were srs. BeuJamln IL. Phelps anu daughter sr. bud
ley Phclp. aud w.te, Recorder Iac4ttt, wife aud
daughter, Mr. Ollara aud wife, Geureo W, COttrell
Mr. Meyers and wife, and Col. franA h. Howe.
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The EnplI.h WrertIers.

The wrestling contest between Kills and
browning. both from England in Harry Hill's Theatre
yesterday was fora silver cup The nrst bout lasted
minutes and resulted IN EMS tossing browning
on back. The second strugEe lasted twenty
minutes and Ell was thrown. lhey strained Al ea
other for twelve minutes longer aud bOth being treo
out, the decisive contest was postponed
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SOUTHAMPTON, March 2.-The British steamer
Boihua. Cape scarlet, from New Orleans Feb. Tor
Liverpool was burned at sea on the i5th inst. The
crew we're saved, aud have ardved at this port
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A Physicinn Murdered.

MILWAUKEE. Msrch about eight O'Clock
this evening Mrs. Jennie Miller. lunstc. ahghted
from carriage In front the residence OF DR.. f. e.
q rntr, u prominent physician, and, uscendIng the
steps, rang the bell The Doctor opened the door, and
the woman drow p tol aud nred, w0unding hum NOR
t.lX
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Converting SINNERS In Pcnn.y'vania.

MILFORD. Pa, March 2-fhe revival At the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev Il. w. Cop land
pasiur, is now s eighth week. ana about one hun
dIed person, have profcssod cunYrrriOn The meetings
grow m interest, aud tie church Is nighy nltd "
overlooking,
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LONDON, March 2.-Gen. Schenck, the Amer
lean Minister sails from Liverpool for New York on
Saturday next In The Cunard stean' hip AbJsslnla.
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Franklin Ford, the stawart Young canal boat
who stabbed four times IN the night VITA JOhn
Hauey, ~ Washington street. Jersey CITY, on SATURDAY
hight, was d. ing last night.
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Sergeant McManu4 of the Long Island CITY
Police, eterGaY arrested william Miller, who =
wanted IN Cornwall, ont for forgery.
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A welI-Kno,n Ious I-Inudor Dead.

LITTLE VALLEY, n. y March 2. Nelson H.
COc. who Was To nave trrn lAnArd tNmOTVW, has
been granted further respite TO Mtrch "a.
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with the Emma Mine sclndali
NRw HAVEN, Ct, Feb. co, 1870.
My DKAR Mn. HEWITT; Yours OF The 2Sih T. tnis mo-
al hand ami read Nth sur rise az the mcndGcy
ol tho statement you quote ffo tie testimony
of Lyon respecting tiu sum | was to receive
f1r ny repo.t on the Emma niue. II Is
not th,t Was To receive Or uld receive any sum
Whstcyer cnt thr lies OF the mine, do
believe that sen tor stewart made any such sta cmcnt
NAT qaOt. d, nor kas paid any such magnificent
sun as Las been named. This matter hns nov gone
50 tar int must 20 to TOO extent VI u
thorough and cxhau tive cNamlnntion. When the
uru per tine comes hope 10 be permitted to state my
share IN the rlnsactlon which never yet have had
proper occasion 10 80 Anl 10 the rsht place, though
have sousn' it .nxously. Very sincorel yours,
(Slgned1 d. SILLtMAH.
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Th. Iced. Amphithontre burned.

LEEDS, March e. he Amphitheatre In this
place burned last night The loss abo $4,000.
Since tue burning Of the Royal The ltre In 1875, the
Amphitheatre was the MY theatre IN Leeds.
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A Town Destroyed by Fire aud Gunpowder.

IONDONf MhTcH '-AuVICts IrOm Vht UOIu
report that nre occurred AZ Lutte Popo. Feb l.
which DESTROYED ha the town. In nearly all the houses
gunpoWder was stored. and Hs the hlmcs spread e1pO
SION followed explosion. Two thousand Kegs of pow
der stored IN one building exploded, causing snock
Ike earthquake. AOOut htty natives were blown to
pieces while attempting to plundeT the burning aud
Abandoned houscs
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NEW ORLEANS. March . Tho House to-da
cCCduigs.
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NEW HAVEN, March 2.-prof. d. Slliman
follows with respectto his alleged connection
with he Emma Mine scandals
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Mr.. Iluar Oicp., Nass), on the point of tho Inn
peachAhillty Of person not In otlice, re icrred
To the case of MIR. Whittmore OF SuuLh Carolina,
IN which the House htd dcteTmin q that a ior-
NAL, actual renunCiatiOn OF an office Terminated
tho ONCE, ana that any hmerlcau citZen could
lay Gown an ONCE hcld by hm without any ac-
crutance of his resignation. Judge story had
laid down the doctrine that 1t could not be done
III England; but there any citizen could be i'm
Warren Hastings and Lord Bacon lid not alplY.
In America no man cOull b0 impeuch,d hut a
cNll officer ana when he ceased tn b. - ciIil Il
heer he GO Sed To Oe with n tho literal des Tip-
UVh ol the Constitution. In TINS country the
ONLY judgment that could be rrndcrt u ~ IN La
pUaGhmont case was removal from Office ana
future disqualih ,atiOn tiOm holalng ufice, but
by the statutes ltrson guilty Of such offences
could he indicted, inca, ana sentenced by the
criminal courts Of the country.
MI. Iii, kDurn U'en., kY) said no regarded
the case As an unpreceuented one IN muIe re-
apectS han Cne. The action Of the President in
accepting Secretary iielknap's resignation un-
der mo rircu,uftduces MAS unurecr dcntvd ana
this was the ulst Instance IN the history OF tho
county Whoia any man claiming munhood ana
holding un exalted station had soutnt To shell
Ter himself from leE timate investigation bv in
trrposinP tho dishnhOr OF "A wife loenSattunl.
Passing to the question of tho lmpeaohaDillti
OF MIR. BelknaD 40 suggested that that quest Ion,
as Judge story had intmated, might properly
DO left to the decision Of the Senate. On such
state Of facts, could the House, he asked,
shrink from the performance of IFS duty because
there might DO the mist OF SHADOW OF doubt
on that pu,at. The House could not do 80. II
would not be Sdmis-iu,s, He uuv,,, ,,,. ne
impeachment c'.se of Lord D-con, In which Il
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New SOpgs, New Jokes, Burlesques, &c.

ADMISSION 25 cents.
RESERVED SEATS, IS cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following places
Pierces Bookstore, aud Eastern Express ONCE.
ID ,ors open at Z. M, trouble commences at s.
BALCONY SERENADE in front of the hall, at
O'Clock by the Home Band. nar23-I3t
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CALIFORNIA.
N ore Fraud.

San Francisco, March %. In the Spaulding
court martial, yesterday, the testimony of s. p:
Higgins went to show that Spaulding had signed
a navy certificate for Sl3 $780, payable to witness,
when the latter had no claim whatever on the gov
ernment. The body Of the certificate was in PEN
ney's writing. Witness endorsed the certificate
without examining it, on representation that it
was promissory note made by Penney. The
certificate was then deposited in the savings bank,
as collateral for loan OF $4,000 by Penney. In
subsequent interview, Spauiding did not deny
the genuineness Of his signature.
No Deficiency.
Rumors are current in this city that facts have
come to light showing j. L. Babcox, late coiner at
the mint to have embezzled about $25, 900. Gen.
Lagrange superintendent Of the mint, in an in
tervew to- day stated that he advised and accepted
Babcox' resignation, last Dec, because he failed
to comply with the regulations governing his de-
partment. and he Lagrange) considered that such
failure opened the door for the entrance of grave
abuses; but that careful examination of Bah
cox accounts and comparison with the coin and
bullion on hand, showed no misappropriaton of
funds, and on presenting the matter to the U. 5.
district attorney no evidence could be found on
which to base an Indictment.
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Town Elections.

IOwn I.iectiOnss
The following towns elected officers last Mon
day, the Goth. We give the result below;
LINCoLN-Moderator John F Robinson Clerk,
Oliver ii. Chesley; Treasurer, f. Z. Mute; Sc
lectmen, Harrison Piper, S. Ii. Chesley, W. II.
Chesey; School Committee, years, John F. Rob-
inson, years, Francis leiland, year, George
Hammond; Auditor NJ. 5. Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures j. b. Nichols Sc
lcctmen &c, +. F. Mason, b. +. Higgins Albert
Hodsdon Treasurer, F. d. jenkins; Agent, 0. r..
Barrows, Superintendent of Schools, G. w.
Clement.
Observation-Disclosures, Wyatt Weed; Clerk, b. c.
Seavey; Selectmen, Wyatt Weed, John b. Skin
ner, Peter II. Davis Agent and Treasurer, Wyatt
Weed; School Committee, DIR. 2. Z. 1iucking;
Marden, Levi Blodget, James l.. Ellingwood.
Observation-Disclosures, Z. Z. Blood; Clerk, j..
w. Kyle; Selectmen, ETC., q. Ii. Haynes, A. b.
Brown, l.. l.. Trovett; Treasurer, Andrew j.
Head; Collector, Walter Haynes; School Com
mittee, Chas. O. Wyman.
Observation-Disclosures J. Fl. Moulton; Clerk, ID.
w. Leonards; Selectmen, j. H. Moulton, +. j..
Penney, G. f. Rookie; Supervisor of Schools, NJ.
F. Chick; Treasurer, Z. J. Penney; Collector,
John B. Rookie.
Observation-Disclosures, John Thompson; Clerk,
J. F. Belden Selectmen ETC., Daniel Buffers,
Jacob Bagley, T. N. Butterfeld; Treasurer, Ed
win Beden; School Committee W. III. Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures Josiah Crosby CLERK, Le
Jennings, D. Doloti Jr., Treasurer, j. w. Bar
ron; S. S. Committee, Joseph Sanborn, Mrs. AL
len Merrill. Amount of money raised, about
ST., 900: Town valuation, (Statel $l,006,0O0 };
Number of polls, Gal Number of Scholars, Gil {;
Indebtedness of town mot bonded) Sl0,l23.