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sALEs PROM pig O'Clock To CLOSE OF BUSINESS.
A.
Tpl anal Walaah
"WEDNESDAY, June TT. N.

The stock market to-day generally continued on
its downward course, notwithstanding the most des
pcrate efforts Of the bulls in Lake Shore To stem
the tide. Before the opening of the Board the story
was industriously circulated that Lake Shore had
on hand 81 800 900 in cash Ia gain since Yesterdays
report of ouly S700,0o0l and that dividend III
July of AT least per cent was an assured TACT and
accordingly the stock opened firm at 1913 and
quickly advanced to 64ls, and for time remained
quite steady at these figures. but after the covering
of some 10000 shares of short stock 1t weakened
to 53lq closing with rally at J3Ji That tins
stock exhibits remarkable strength, in the face of
its very dscouraglng prospects cannot he denied,
but for explanation of its strength future deve-
opmcnts must be awaited. Michigan Central was
almost entirely neglected, only 500 shares
having been bought and sold at 47l2Gi74.
Tho ST. Paul and North West stocks were all
weak declining from 80 to 81 per cent on
a small business. Ohio and Mississippi was
duh AT l7asGI7. Erie was steady at li3sQ1fs.
The boys" much puzzled as to the effect of the
proposition for reorganization, az reported from Lon
don but it will probably be safe for them assume
that no such scheme will ever he carried out. Gem
trail and Hudson, after selling at l0Jl2 to 10,
but closed offered at the later prce. Pacific of
Missouri still further declined to &, it being under
stood that the decree of foreclosure entered yeser-
day was final and that the road would pass into the
possession of the bondholdcrs. Western Union. af-
ter opening at GS7s aud selling at 80. declined to
GSa ralying to Gss at the close The report for the
current quarter estimating for part OF May and
the whole of June,' WAS submitted To the Executive
Committee to-day, showing supposed profits for
three months, including dividends on shares of In
ternaliOnal Ocean Telegraph Company flor what
period is not stated, OF $3.50, iSS from which de-
Quoting one quarters interest on bonded debt, and
the proportion for the sinking fund sl36, $40 and
"aboutO 100000 paid for the purchase Of a con
trolling interest in tho Southern and Atlantic Com
pany, and $4,000 for construction, leaves a
balance over from the earnings of this quarter of
$l9l .0l2, to which is added the balance from the
last quarter of $l02,402 and from this sum of
1893, IA dividend of II per cent is recommended
which requires SJ0G,72O, leaving an apparent
balance of SSG,693. Pacific Mail was weak from
the opening to tho close, selling from 25as to 23ai
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In State bonds, plain skies of Missouri advanced
To lUoii, the new Iennessees selling at 43. There
wero sales of city bauk stocks There
was "A weil-dlstrbuted business II railroad bonds.
bu, the lots taken were small and prlc's trn. Ban
lington Cedar Rapids aud Minnesota tirsts sold at
4ul2; A bany and Susquehanna seconds at los, New
jersey Central new hrsts ut Ill ST. Paul fists La
Crosse Division al 1913 ditto Sinking Fund at 1898
0o1l L. North Western Coupon Gold Consols AT 0Ull
Consolidated Morris and Essex nrsts at 1854, Ohio
and Mississippi Consols at par, do. seconds AZ 1854
725s aud IIsIs of T.. 4. aud l. O. ut I6.
The annual meeting of stockholders and directors
of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company Is session in Chicago to-day. No change
ia the Board Direction is anticipated. The annual
report OF the Company for the year ending April /,
read az the meeting, shows the gross earnings to
have been $500, 1871 81; operating expenses,
taxes, &c, $i,6S7,02s SO showing Il decrease III
the gross earnings from the previous year OF @io'
All 20. and Increase III the net earnings iOf ihc
same period of Sl54,723 10. The Official report
will be printed and distributed about tho middle OF
this month.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Boston and New-iork Air Line Railroad Company,
held ut Mdlletown, Conn. on the 9TH INST, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected directors (:
Samuel : Sands, d. Il. Hatch, II. Is. Hammond.
Ripley Ropes Charles Dana, H. Ellery Anderson,
Thomas l.. Watson, Henry Lewis, Isaac Anderson,
ALVIN NJ. Colcgrove, j. n. Camp, Benjamin Douglas.
Geo. ). Moulton. The Board was organized by the
election of Samuel ). Sands as President; ID. Is.
Hatch Treasurer IL. Is. Hammond. General Man
ager aud Thomas l.. Watson. Secretary. The gross
earnings of the road for the year ended June were
$l6J,9S6, and the operating expenses Sl2S, 635,
showing net earnings amounting to $37 .35l, which
| bav h.p led tn frup m
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange Salesroom;
5000 indianapolis and Madison Railroad Company
fiIst Mortgage per cent bonds. ............ on
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with closing rally to 24ls. 1t is understood that
the meeting of the Board of Directors to-day was
not of that harmonious nature which isures success
in great public enterprises Investments were quiet
Harlem selling at 1885, and illinois Central nc M
In miscellaneous shares Consolidation Coal sold az
Al d. and Producers Petroleum at liza. In Express
stocks Wells-Fargo was in active request at an
advance TO 0Ol400Oi2. The Adams Company
have declared a dividend of $3 per snare
payable July /. The business of the day was only
moderate. amounting to 10000 shares, as
usual of late largely in Lake Shore, Pac'hc Mali,
and Western Union Telegraph. The market ciosoa
feverish aud irregular, but generally lower tla'i
on Yesterday the declines from yesterdays maj
prices having been in 81. Joseph Preferred Michigan
Central and Rock island each is Delaware LacKa-
wanna and Western, Erie, Ohio and Mississippi anu
Producers Petroleum, each 4; st. Paul and Western
Union, each 81 Northwest, u; do. Preferred 70;
ST. Panl Preferred, 81; Pacific Mail, li2; missouri
Pacific, q AMI N. j. Central, zig per cent"
Toledo and Wabash advanced ls; Atlantic ana
Pacific Preferred and c. c. and |. G., each Il, ana
Central and Hudson L. per cent. Tho following
table shows the
RANGE or THE MARKET
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Greek Latin French. AMI mathematics and for the r
term Of the senior year between Greek Latin Slskt
German, French history, mathematics, astronomy MN
er;logy and crystaoeiapIy the Last two making one
0pionaD Students wit be al owed to change from one
optional study to another the end OF tine iunor year.
ana also 10 new optional Whenever one Is paSuh
Wheneyer any student shall have passed good ex'in
any study assigned to one or more to'io"ms
terms he will b. allowed to take for sail term or terms
a second optional place of that re uirod study Anu
II a sophomore shat enter the junior annu u ana pass
good examination q fourth OF the studies re1r III
term junior year. he will he allowed Ia select
sec nd optional for the year from the oponas OF either
JUNIOR or senior
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We annex closing quotations Of foreign exchange

The money market was the correlative OF yester-
,lay Call loans. 2i2G3: discount, 4i2 to C. Tie
United states Treasurer to-day received 100000
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington to-day were 100000.
The intcruai Revenue receipt, footed mp @3OO,OOO.
The following Is the Clearing statement: Cur
rency exchanges, SJ7, oO9,i73 currency balances,
%, 1866 900 gold exchanges. S3,324,6 500; gold
balances, SG29. jO3.
The investment inquiry for United States bonds
was more active to-day, and large business Was
done AT ordinary prices Registered Gs of 1851 were
up 10 1888 Coupon fetching l23li. large sales OF
Coupon Nov loUos being reported up To l2O. Reg
lstered Tcn-fJrties sold at 1873; Coupon do at
llsaa; Registered New fIyes, lI7l4Ol l7i2 and no.
Coupon, ll7L2 A rOunu lot of Coupon o.2Os oil
1867 fetched l22l2. The following were the BIDS at
hn
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THE MARK ETS.
(Cnetuly reported tor ras ranJSK.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
l-s.-L. NH EILLr..LIx
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.
Ger, Vessels. dild Railroads

WEuNl.snAl, jam I, Iblb
AsHESNothing beyond small rui" done al De- lot
Pos and biar tor Pearls stock OF As.s la tc uspeelhh
LIST Pots. 300 I'd do, qs 3d do, ~ CON
dcmno II; total i032 lot Pearls ~ ID no. iOi sd
do, | toal 81. grand total, LILO bills. -.
CDFFEE-Al deacr pt Ons dd and uucl Aigcu' ~
sales nero Boe, but there ruiof,, aav u
bags RiO ia BaimOr, Gray Eagle terms not itas hoo'
COrfON-Ihe market On tie g. OF WAS quiet aud un
changed the 76S bales ali consumption; tefo
l,4OO bales dvN cred contract The lre,pls AZ o
ports 2OS2 leo against ljs1 bales ia dy "st "ss
ami 2,5uy bales this day last year Tho following are sno
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Total sales Tor tho day -.
- .-ll..r nn nINa IllIa tfIleI 81 MY 8.

Cable advices report buoyant condition OF the
London market for United States bonds. and an adj
vance of - III 1888 to 1903, the new lives being
ND to 1864 old 1868 at lOi2, and ten-forties at
lO7. British consOls were steady. aud Erie firm at
I2at0l27a There was no quotation for money, but
the sum Of 5000 bnlon went into the Bank OF
England on balance. In Frankfort tho new hves
stiiened up To 1928. In Paris the French hve per
cent rentes were up to 105I7i2. sterling exchange
on London beng higher, at 25.27l2. The foreign
exchange market hero quiet and firm mt quota
tious, tho selling rates being on tho basis of ~ o7i2
and = sDls for long and short bills. The gold mar
ket was dull and eatnreless. the basis of transac-
tions having been 1928. There was good borrowing
demand for cash gold and l, L. and per cent were
paid for use. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
SOB 600 in REDEEM pton of called bonds, and $72, 900
in coin interest on the public debt. Tie days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered !:
Gold cleared 81, 2D7 900 gold balances, pl. f03.-
40; currency balances, $l,79S,507. The prin-
cipal gold quotations were:
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prcssmakins ano nlilIincrr.

MARIE TILMANN of Paris, importer, opens
lfl the and largest Partisan summer
Millinery brought ~ the market s23 9th 2ut
81, date MichelAl
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Ocean Glcamers

ANCHOR LIYE,mU; s: NAIL NAIL STEAMERS
PASSENGERS oooEe at lowest OF
'~'i'O"" -" HESDEIss0N BROrHEIts, Rowling green.
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
days Ha r'F s from i@ sy5 SS
IELI N6is S
'LOiiD Give. ....Iane 2. 'CirYo LIMERICK July 10
Cabin. s75 to : 90 int rmed ate, $40 steerare s2s
PETER WRIGHT SONS Gen. Ags,a,ss P rnladd,,S"y
JOHN MCDONALD : Battery plaee. \ Y.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEwYoHK TO BltIsT0L ,hn ,1 c T.,,oor
i'N'N Gioucest,r nnd ~ tcrts in bristol haunsI
SAILING from i1er ls East hiyer. ~
ARAG3N s,mis IA i'm 1Tnf "a
CABIN Passlge 60 currency; hycur. si2o Iprerne
ae raeatos SO Dra, Tor 81 sad upward freight
v. D EoaGAN, Agent No. 10 South st, Yew.york.
ENMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GIN or RTcHnoSD 80 skTIMbi ail
CITY or DLhN ron per a. y '"" l. Al p Ut
CABIN $50 and 500 gold Retnru tickets on favoIahlo
"FTEERAGE So. currency. Drafts Issued
''i'O Join o. Dali Agent, and 80 broadway Z. Y.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These atcl,s steamships al regularly p. H. irOu
Pier No Is. Nora FLYER as follows s,,,,usn,v ,oe
s;e,imship WIiMTNGToN TT ESDAY. June 20.
unsurpassed ,ignt amply TO
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & Co.. no lowing green
MCKELLAi,, LII IL No q Co., Agents IN Havana
NATIONAL LINhiIFrSm ,h Piers d and AZ
GRf.tTE ~ fuN I'D ~, 80 ~ ~ a. m.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AM LIVERPOOL 40
SPAIN ... June Iu. $50 m. ITN 10y D. l2.3o m
EGYPT tune - 7 - A. m. lie QUEEN InyN. y. m.
CABIN ra,sage $40 and So Return tickets a.
relu ed ratcs. -tt4Tp g Bis-Igr. ~. currency.
Drafts cd from a uHwar,. NJ current brlees.
'F' " WV i. W. J. HURST. Manager
New-York. havana * Mexican Mail ). 5. Line
~ steamers leave Itcl 3. Norh Itycr At y. IN.
FOR HAVANA DlkEtl
CITY OF ME- iDAi,. '..'''''''''-TCI .PDAT' 'Ins IS
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-OkLEANS.
via Havana, Pro Canoe. cby TUSCAN AMI lamlico
CI1l OF MElttDA......... .....TU EsDAT. June 10.
For FRIGHT n passage apply 20
FhLEXANDit. y SONS ~ aud 80 broadway.
Steamers 10 lrage Orleans June IL and July for
Wen. ana all tHe an"tyv poft,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOiTiANl'rON, AID Blit Ailss. .-....
CUMPANY'S PIER foot of Si;fDND-Sf. HOBOkEN
Nj, Err SATURDAY. unr Iui JOSEF. Satur ai, Jur ~
WISER It,ay. june u pNNt 4 SatITrdv. J - l.
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$4,000 New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rarosa
Company First Mortgage per cent Sinking
$4,000 Ohio aud Mississippi Railway g. mpany 4 Der -"
CENT Debenture Sinking Fund bords.. e,,
$1,000 rolc and Wabash Railway Company pt cent -
Equipment bonds .,..,-...-...- -........ -. fl
100 ~ ares Niacaa Fire Insurance Company. - Zip
337 slaIy Louisville, NcwAOany AMI Chicago Rail 80
4
20 shares Pacne Fire Insurance Company. 2xs
g., n ares Peter Cooper Five Insurance Company 1oi
200 shares River NatiJna Bank.
100 racine Bank. ......-..,... lH
400 shares Buips Held Bank. C9t1
30 shares National Bank OF CONNER Tx
shares MOntauk lire insurance. Company $50. lc9I
90 shares ~ IN Nalohai IahA ~ y f'.'.'.... 9sa
$50 shares Traiesnens NatlOna Bank ........ iJI
IL shares Howard Insura &c Company.
10 shares Guaranty Fire INSURANCE Company -. gS.
5000 Bari ngtOB, Cedar Rapids, and MnneSSa Paf -
way Company (Muscaine Western Ext.IsiJnl
Isl bIortgnge Convertible b0nIs. .............. II
$40 Third Railroad Company per Coz
26O shares Citizens National bank. Iio
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Financial Cboaic!o publishes the following
railway earnings:
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IlLD TUMTNI'TN = FNNfITII NVHII TN T .
~ sailing fnm Pier -, North II yer. - -.
For Norfolk. pout aud llChmo q. TUE@DAns
THURSDAYS. hnd shTt EDAIr at ) y NJ c0an", ing
AiT lnc Aualiic Coast Lane"
Piedmont Air ne. chesapeake ani on ha ROAD anl win
Conany steam lines 10 ini,ror points Ia Not Ca"n>
aud Vii. iuil. 80. - MUM,
DAY, THURSDAY. and -AfUfDAl. -. -. .....,...,..
Ieges, bel. leaving N0w.Yurs MONDAYS, WEDNE~
DhA = and FRIDAYS al NJ connecting with Delaware
an MARYLAND r IL Ollu.
acconuio,i atoms unsurpassed
tickets aud balls OF iafing TO all points AZ
Lowest Insufan,e To N"rok DC, cent ft,gAt
rc,iyei daily a. Ter 81. Nortn Rv.r
General Offices, 1871 Green ich.sty NeN OK ,,
y. L. MCCREADl. PRESIDENT
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Ceatner5

49,
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"a os position 10 teach Classics Maine
MATES or other branches Pools prepared for college exam
nations. u laIh, NoNIl"so", No"n,
4 PARTISAN LADY whose engagement VIII
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Change pleasant hcme city nr co IN ~ AhieSs '"f
three days Il f. Tribune Uptown Omce LIS Bl0adwsy
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Of good s"hop.s
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EWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE Q, Io1o
obstruction.

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lpIa n,IncK-s.LEs nrrnRv rnR c,IL

GovrRNMrNr STOCK DEpARIMENr-2 O'CLOCK.
4 &C. Coupon, | 81 go Registered 100, an
,fto 4 III $50 o.. II"
4 : S.al C,Atpon. 20 = J--u ohpoh' i""' 20.
l40 .....-.--..-.. l2Ds h"oo''''' .'.''''''''--
nOo l2di,
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sFCpSp RD,RD-l VCfnCk 2. ".
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nal goId nuntanUns VOC:
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sThree weeks only ot May In each y,ar.
traffic receipts slow adtcrease; inc rccopA
IN every other department show an Increase -
The following psnies have recently reported their
for
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CITY.

A MFR.CAN klNDEtfiARl EN-noW III ItS
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A TuAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS will be orfaniz'd
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TIVE SUMMER QUARTER of Wife
i PLAINS LADIES SEMINARY opens Aprl H. Pleas
an, hons ibore instruc. ion IN dish dies French Ger
MI and art. NJ BEAhDSlEl, IIilOlIA.
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ORANGES.

Star of the West No. Meets first and third sat
uIday nights of each month. G. O.. McFadden,
Master; j. w. Kemper, Secretary.
y Bozernan Grange, No. 2-Mcets
b w. H. Meadow, Master; John Mccormick, See'y.
East Gallatin, No. 3-Meets second and fourth
Saturday nights. Of each month. C.L. Weaver,
Master; We Sipe, Secretary. S
keystone, No. Meets first and third Wednes-
day evenings Of each month. A. johnson, Master;
A. L.. Corbly, Secretary. M
Pennington No. 5-Meets on the third Saturday
first Of October to the first OF April, and 3 O'Clock,
p. m. from the first Of April to the first Of October.
T. L. Luce, W. NJ; B. M, DAVIS, Secretary Z
Elk Grove GrangeN No. 6-Meets second and fourth
Saturdays in each month. s.. Is. Cope, Master; Jos.
Plum, Secretary. 6
Prickly Pear, No. MEETS second and fourth
Saturdays Of each month, at half past one O'Clock,
y. IN. John Jones, Master; y. HI. Jones, Sec'y.
Canton Grange, No. 9-Meets
Jacob Powers, Master; Moses Doggett, Sec'y.
Riverside Grange No. lO-Meets third Saturday in
each month. Henry Hecb, Master; B +. %Sanboln,
Three Forks Grange No 1l-AIects
Frank Akin, Master; Joseph Burrill, Secretary. b
Fairyicw Grange No. 12..Meets second and
fourth Saturdays in each month. N. M. lFarnum,
Master; james Cummings, Secretary. i
Sheridan, No 1a-Meets the first ard fourth Tues
day evenings of each month. G. L. Lewis, Master;
Il. COWell, Secretary.
Corvallis. No: 17-Meets the second and fourth Sat
Nrday nights of each month. John Il Catlin, Mas
ter; W. s Harlan, Secretary.
Fort Owen, No. 1S-Afeets second and fouTfh Sat-
urday nights of each month. WE. Bass, Master;
N. p. Fulkerson, Secretary.
Flint Greek Grange No. 9.-Meets on the last
Saturday in each month. David Burt, Master; j.
g. Taylor, Secretary. ~
Madison, No 2a-Areets the first and third satur-
day nights Of each month. e., A. Maynard, Master;
O.. q. Smith, Secretary. @a
Mountain Valley, No. 23.-Meets the third .Satur-
day, OF each month. j. A. Bailey, Master; p. B.
Mills, Secretary. fE a
Lone Star No. M every fourth Saturday
night OF each month. a. Macomber, Master; w.
i ID. Clark, Secretary. H# 9
l4s Pleasant Valley No. 25-Meets the second and
fourth saturdays OF each month, ut ! O'Clock p. m
u Stewart ewkirk, Master; Geo. Arnold, Sec'y. y
81 Compromise, No. 26-Meets the first and third
Saturdays of each month, at O'Clock, P. 81. Il.
y. Harvey, Master; j. b. Harvey. Secretary.
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cents more on the bushel or pound fortrans-
porting grain and stock. The farmer can
name scarcely a single article he buys that
is MT the produce of high-priced labor, and
theprofts he pays on this labor supports
extravaganza, and fills the Golfers already
ricl. d.s 8 t@il' tata st3a
.af GU the other hand the farmer and his la
fbders their daily toll at sunrise,
and continue it till night, working, perhaps,
twelve or fifteen hours, and the farmers
wife whose work is never done-more
l1alrs still. The wives of other classes re-
fetred to live in comparative idleness, enjoy
inr the luXuries which the hard labor of the
Tiers of the soil really provide. af3i
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The Territorial Grange was in session at
Sheridan for three days, and adjourned yes
terday. Without electing officers the
Grange adjourned to meet at PEaekly Pear
Grange Hall on Tuesday, July nth. There
was not a full turn out Of delegates ut Sher-
idan.-Madisonian.
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BOHEMIAN, March 2s, 1876.

BozEMAN, March IS, 1876.
TO pdfronss
lam in receipt of n number ef'sPatrons Pocket
Companions,' =, which / can furnish to Patrons, pre-
paddy mail, for forty-six cents.
j. d. McCAMCN,
Secretary Territorial Grange.
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TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.
MAsTEE-BRIGHAM REED, Bozeman.
ovnRsnER-G. n. BATTERToN, Deer
Lodge City, Deer Lodge County.
IEcTURER-A. MYERS, Helena, Lewis and
Clark County.
srEwARp-J..G. LANGDoN, Nevada City,
Madison County.
ASSISTANT STEWARD-J. UNDERWOOD.
Boulder, Jefferson County. Iif9 -s.5r.
CHAPLAIN-G. III. OLDHAM, Beaver Creek.
Jefferson County.
TREAsURER-H. III. MOOD, BozcInan, Gal
latin County. 0tE Efa64f s95
sEcRErARY-J. d. McCAMMoN, Bozeman
Gallatin County.
GATE KEEPER-W. M. WALLACE, New
Chicago, Deer Lodge County.
CEREs-MRS. 6. w. BATTERTDN, Deer
Lodge City, Deer Lodge County.
PoMoNA-MRS. JNO, CULVER, Raiders
~ burg, Jefferson County. ltt
FLoRA-MRS. "A. w. SWITZER, Virginia
City, Madison County. M
LADY ASSISTANT STEwAND-MRS. j.. G.
LANGDON, Nevada City, Madison co.
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81 SUM Total O. GREAT EMBARRASSING
have had much to do with dictionaries. first
and last have turned over a Thousand
pounds OF them, perhaps have watched new
editions rising in stately fashion. and found
the best We're set on Webster's sure founda-
tons. What we have written of Websters
work. while it has been in all truthfulness'
has also been in all love. We have a warm
fillial feeling for it and for him grateful 10
Webster for earliest lessons and for latest
teachings grateful to God, that, while lie
gave us English for u mother-tong,'e' nc
gave us a man SO worthy to record ana eA-
pound it men so worthy to continue Jug
work he SO nobly begun. And we put tna'
mother tongue to a sacred use when we u-
ter the truthful words that these three poohs
are the sunp total of great Libraries :-Men ~
bic, Shakespeare, and Webste1's Royal Qae''V'
Chicago Erening Journal.