davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-01

q YORK upon the new vessel building at
ii DECK = progressing finely. Already
Aor es Planking Is nearly finished and the
''''''es are being put upon her decks.
, 1876-09-01

o, lhk upper deck of the steamer Annie
- or'~art va took fire while lying at the wharf
eyas ~ monday. o..isy. 1t was extinguished, how
W.T. without material DAMAGE.
, 1876-09-01
Schooner Dreadnaught.

NEITHER CAPTAIN FRED. HAGUE.
IN nor the undersigned Agents of the Schr'
Dreadnaught will be responsible for debts
contracted by the officers or crew1
FRED. HAAGUE, Master.
ROTHSCHILD 4 Co, AGENTS.
Port Townsend, August 10, IS76
, 1876-09-01

f,a,i ahE tonnage Of foreign vessels clearing
sa- oul 'nls district during the past month
, 1876-09-01

AbeI ~ ~, schooner w. H. Stevens, Capt.
Mondal nllle days from Kodiak, arrived on
Sbay, Sbe consigned to Rothschild q Co.
SHe loads at Port Ludlow.
, 1876-09-01

! Ak steamer Phantom, we learn from
s.. ssp' Coupe, will soon receive her new
%soa, SSes5, and be otherwise improved in her
machinery and works.
, 1876-09-01

panes sioE assortment Of ladies' fancy note
~ may Oe found at James JONES'.
, 1876-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Republican County Convention.

UNHB REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF JET
i fersOn County are requested to meet at
the usual places of holding elections in the
several precincts Of the county on Saturday,
September 3D. at O'Clock p. NJ, to elect
Delegates to represent said precincts in Con-
vention to be held at the Court House In Port
Townsend on Thursday September 7th,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The object of said Convention is to elect
four Delegates to represent the Republican
voters OF said County at the Republican Ter
ritorial Convention to be held at kalama Sep
tember 20, 1876, and TO nominate Candidates TO
fill the various Legislative and County offices,
TO he voted for at the next general election in
the County.
The several precincts will be entitled to the
following number of Delegates:
Port Townsend
Port discovery .-...-..''. .'.'-.'''.--'.-
Chimacum Observation-Disclosures.
Fort LuQlOW... '.sss'.'....-9
DucaDOOS. .s...-s.... .'s''..'-l Il
To avoid the complaints and discussions of
the mast 1t is earnestly urged by the
committee that full delegation be present
from each precinct, and that no delegate be
chosen who viii not attend the Convention
personally. ,u
Chairman Republican County Committee.
, 1876-09-01

W. II n ssal Sark Adelaide Cooper and the schr.
eVehs are loading at Port Ludlow.
, 1876-09-01
HOTELS.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
s. y. NTRANGE, 10 o2rIetor.

=. L STHANGE3 FTOfFIetOFs
HAVING REOPENED THIS HOTEL, 1
III beg to inform the public that 1t has not
only been thoroughly renovated, but refnr-
nished throughout, adding greatly to the
comfort Of its guests, and now possesses the
appointments requisite to the accommodation
Of the public in satisfactory manner. II is
easy of access, facing the steambOat landing,
and the management is determined that tts
cuisine shall be unsurpassed. l6-tf
, 1876-09-01

TOR the best cigars go to james Jones.
, 1876-09-01


August 15, 1875. 38 20
which demand is refused.
Ordered, by the Board, that the
assessor for the years 1874, 1875 and
1916 require William Craswell to
furnish list of his property in this
county duly verified, as required by
Section 1G of an act entitled " An
Act for the Assessing and Collecting
of County and Territorial Revenue,
approved November 80, 1871"
Ordered, by the Board, that the
assessor for the years 1874, 1875 and
1876 amend the assessment rolls for
said years respectively,by correcting
any imperfect descriptions that may
exist on lands for which the taxes
have not been paid for said years, by
entering said lands lying in different
sections in different lines on said
rolls, and by placing opposite the
description the cash value of each
parcel of land taxed; and that the
Auditor for said years correct the
duplicate assessment rolls, and the
Treasurer the schedules of unpaid
taxes in conformity to said assess
ment rolls respectively,and duly ver-
ify the same as of the proper date;
that the auditors transcripts of the
treasurer's schedules for said years
be made to conform thereto for each.
And that the sheriff for each of said
years make proper r.return, of the de-
linquent list, duly verified as of the
proper date, according to Section 4
Of said Act.
The assessment roll of Jefferson
county for the year 1875 having been
examined, corrected and approved,
was signed by the Chairman of the
Board.
Total amount of real
property ......... 1881, ,352 so
Total amount of person.
al property......... 159a343 90
Total. ................$ 1856 80
Estimated and determined by the
Board that the amount of money to
be raised for County purposes for
the year 1876 by tax be. .$3,163 So
Amount for Territorial
purposes. ...............l, ,946 7S
Amount for school pur-
poses ............. ...l ,946 10
Ordered, by the Board, that tax
of 81 mills be levied upon every dol
lars worth Of taxable property in
Jefferson county for the year 1875
for county purposes.
Amount Cor school purposes
tax of. f................ 4 mills.
Amount for Territorial pur-
poses a tax of. . ....... 4 mills.
Amount for road purposes
tax of.................. 2 mills.
Ordered, by the Board, that poll
tax Of 81 be assessed and paid by
each and every male inhabitant Of
Jefferson County over the age of 21
and under the age of so years, and
that the same be applied for county
purposes.
Ordered, by the Board, that a road
tax of "a be levied and assessed upon
every male person between the ages
of 81 and so years, liable to perform
labor on the public roads.
o. F. GERRISH, Chm.
Attest: JAS. SEAVEY, Clerk,
, 1876-09-01
For sale.

ONE sCHUTTLER NO. sl-4 FARM WAGON
~ complete, put up with set Of Double Har-
ness at ROTHsCHILD q CO.'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
BRooKLYNs MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

TIE HEMrsTEAD RESERVOIR To BE FACED But NOT
CONFEDERATION ILLEGAL PAYMENTS AND
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES TO CONTRACTORS.
A communication was read yesterday at the
meeting OF the Brooklyn Common Council from Gen.
socum President Of the Board Of City Works, stating
that there II feet of water in the Hampstead Reser
vor aud that water nearly to the level OF the
unfinished facing II the gates remained closed the
would pour over the top and perhaps wash away the
earth which the facing designed to protect. lie
therefore the finishing Of the facing Of the
DAM that the practical value of the reservoir and its
capacity hold 10 feet OF water might be tested and
meanwhile the cys liability to the contractors by whom
the work had thus far been performed could be tested
also
A resolution was offered by Alderman Ray, that
5OOO-or so much may he required-may be used
from the water fund for temporary facing Of
wood Alderman Sheppard thought that as only $4,000
would be required finish the facing with stone and ii
was doubtful whether the woodwork would be durable
action should be deferred After some further discus
sion the resolution adopted.
resolution was offered by Alderman Griswold direct
ing the Corporation Counsel to draft act for the repeal
OF law passed in the year 1875, providing for the
further supply Of the city with water at an expense or
$500 and the completion OF the Hampstead Reservoir
This referred TO the Committee ON water ana Dram
age; NJ. c,. VI, ~. .,, Tho, -, co,,. o, 1000
the street Commissioner contracted with Peter Riley FOR
grading and paving Seventhaye, from Frst-st to Third
- 80 pcr running foot Had the entire work been com
pleted in accordance with the terms OF the contract
there would have been due the contractors the OF
S2qq75 Only about 40 per cent uf the work has been
done and yet the contractor when he abandoned his
contract had received certificates 10 the amount OF
500 600. on which he has drawn S23,3lO For work
amounting lees than 900 he paid S23,3l0 aud
then abandoned the work. s against the suTees OF
the contractor pending but the money IN OF
what DUE has been paid unlawfuly and in violation
Of the terms the contract the Counsel to the Corpora
ton s Of the opinion that the surees cannot he held
liable IL recommended that the Board Of City
Works be permitted readyertise for proposals TO
rete the work. that the city might be partially REIN
bursed for the expenditures.
resolution was adopted that as when Robert Furey
was Street Commits certain fraudulent certificates
issued TO contractors to grade and pave certain
streets and money paid them, such work having
been performed, tie Assessment Committee should be
directed investigate and report to the Common COun-
ell In regard 10 payments upon Sumpterst, Reid,
Buffalo Seventh, and Utcaayes., and also report what
action should be taken ~ recover the misappropated
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

that Of black walnut and ebony should be
musical and dramatic matinee will take place on 1's1,e
the residence OF MIS- y. Dudley Doughty at No
place. for the benefit OF the Association Centennial Ynns n
At meeting of the Liquor and Beer Deaero,
Association last evening member stated that con,s.n
had been held between the Brooklyn Honor eaers ana
tempe rance advocates, with view 20 come Ia .orne 49,
standing. Both parties wiB some
but one point which the Temperance adyOcates SonIS
e1ree was the reduction OF the license fees To nos
the Chairman Of The Committee to Albany stated lat ID la
legislature he did think II would pass Ne Ia s
received Assembiyman Watts the draft Of ano,ber
cse bill which member proposed 10 Introduce n H. o
dealers desired it, one clause In IT, which did not f be,
with the appreciation OF the LIQUOR dealers that Excise
Who IN gbt apply. F'VN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
GEN. sCHENCK's BEST HAND.
Prom The Louisville Courier Journal.
nII o,,naar h.fnra thn Cnnmittt


He should appear before the Committee IN his
ragged n geuts every OF tn empty pockets turned
inside out and standing up like Aabamas gray haired
veteran. lie should say: Gentlemen Tncn, when
silence should restored and attention hXed he should
continue in the Of who is quite ready 10 go 10
prison: GenHe-men! You before you tonight
tired pokeI-payer whose sands Of life have nearly and
whose resources have altogether, run out You BEE an
old soldier gentlemen, who has served lis country ia the
field and in the council, charged with swlndling
| don't know, gentlemen, how IL Is, but the case
you've got OH me looks mighty like set-up hand
leastways, | not going 10 draw against H. Iii
tell you how IL was, however, and you can do
as you please. The Government sent Inc to
ENGLAND n a eaiary OF Sl7,c0o gold. was and AIN
poor man. | borrowed the money that took me out.
More than half my income went for house rent These
Emma fellows came along and tempted me- believed
IN Stewart took Simans word Tor II. knew less %
Grant and Park then than DO now. really was con-
WINGED that they had good thing Ny necessities were
pressing II was worst question Of propriety They
loaned me the money buy stock and let me into the
Board IL turned out fraud and ever since have been
a miserable a. wen as a ruined man. i return nome
begRar-I that was for years Chairman OF the Com
ntee of and Means and leader OF the House POSI-
lions IN which, had willed IL, could have made mil
lions Gentlemen, DO with as you see Mt I've said
my say and played my play, and there don't seem ~ DO
much left ID AM thing apyLo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

IT, 1873, j. r. A. Power of Newburgh, N.
Y, aDscOnded. He was thrown into bankruptcy but
nothing further dOne except TO examine some per-
sons who we're accused OF taking his goods. Recently,
however he offered his creditors composition OF eight
cents on dollar Some Of the creditors held meeting
yesterday at the office of Register John w. Little at No.
warrenst and 1t thought best that Power should
be present personally and submit 10 examination.
The meet ng accordingly adjourned until April
at =. IN. $500
John H. Plat has been appointed assignee OF the bank
rupt rrm OF b. q. Smith, jr., a. Co.
Alexander Burgess, clerk Of Duncan, Sherman Co..
has filed petition In bankruptcy, asking TO be dis
The liabilities all account VI the aeeeptances VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
THE REVIVAL SERVICES.
MIR. MOODY on THE PRAYER OF THE PHAKIsEE ANp
THE PUBLICAN


THE PUBLICAN.
If there is any time when the interest III 'lo
revival might be expected to fag 1t Is on Mohdas ho
ing after the many services OF Sunday but 'he h"o
Of persons who really absorbed III tns movement "
90 reat that the meeting was large yesterday morn
ing as usual 1t opened with the singing OF the 'tn
HYMN. Sweet Hour OF Prayer" Among the requests
for prayer there was read again 'nc u'ui oNo '''
College. A.,
Mr. Moody read part the 18th chapter of Luke the
parabIe of the Pharisee and publican In the course Oh
his address he said:
All Christians under the head OF Pharsees or pun
ucans-they trust themselves or they trust uo' i INC
Pharisee prayed to himself. Look at the capital A.
in that prayer; just hear him 20 on ,n the Week.
Thee am other men ART fst vice III tne w. m,
I Give tithes of ali / possess" Yet in his own way he
may been good charitable man. anu Vey mel b 10
had already helped TO build a synagogue down llcrc
He gave fhes all he had, which was all tne ia" re-
qured, but much afraid God wod hot huoN
II he had 70 tell Him. meet sucn men all the ume,
not often in the inquiry rooms tney ioW 'oo
To go there-but and tax win lnen ~ s 40
Han Tor instance. There was one thele hy o'en h a
He said he had been Christian ever since ne wac pdp
tied, but when asked him about me second o uow
and belief trust in Christ he dld not SEEN 20 t
or care anything about them he mas peeh living vi 'h
first baptism and his own righteousness .,. .oroo
When the publican came 10 pray IL was ouly soNon
words" God be meIciful TO sinner" knew young
who. so concerned ABOUT ms U to sncnd all
he had not found Christ that ne resoyed 10 pca
night III prayer; then he Thought ne W3uu PIa oI .
way bome but before he got 70 ns mere on The
We must be ready though, to take that position a.
PRAYER; they don't believe what they say Do You think
God accepts its The Lords Prayer has become snare
10 thousands they say II over once or twice day ana
think they mean it; but it is m0ckeiy 1or Ilah 10
pray by just saving over words We mus. alsmei G,
own prayers az far as We There was man praying
10 God TO feed the poor and his son SAID y ut hi'h
You better give them some from the storehouse
there yourself u Let not pray prayeiess pray Is 70
God We say, "Let Thy Kingdom COME out IL IL shouid
come how many VINO nave prayed ior IL To-Day Mo', ~
rembe and saw But don't let II come quite YET on
Lord" We must do all 10 buld up Gods KING
dom, and help it forward
The Rev. Mr. Hamilton said "The publican was par
doned as soon he put up the prayer OF faith Goa
saves man in a moment and if his prayer is answered
his ewes are opened the beauty Of holiness Inc Key
+. H. Marlne then spoke briefly, ana prayer u! 'ho
Rev. DR.. Rogers closed the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
THE EXCISE COMMISSION.

The term of Office Of the Board of Excise
Commissioners will expire May l. Under the law the
Mayor obliged TO nominate their successors Tor CONF
nation TO the Board OF Aldermen tine first Monday OF
April next Monday. The present Commissioners are
James L. Stewart. D. ID. T. Marshall, and william H.
stiner Mayor Wickham has received numerous appica
tons for appointment to the Office or behalf OF Republic!
cans as well as Many of the most prominent
opponents of the Excise law, who have been conspcu-
ously hostile enforcement, vigorously pressing
their claims. 1t is understood that the Mayor has not
yet decided upon the Commissioners. The appoint
mcnts will be Tor three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY FOR GAS.


many against the City was tried before Judge Barrett in
Supreme Court Circuit yesterday. The plaintiff was the
lowest bidder the supply OF in its district ana sup
piled the gas 1t for payment The defense Is
tnat the advertisement for bids referred to certain FORM
OF contract file, and the plaintiff refused to sign the
contract the ground that it contained PROVISIONS or
the extension of mains the citys discretion not IN he
adv scnCn Judge Barrett held that the mere feloI
ence 10 form did make substantive matter part OF
the advertisements and the plaintiff Company having
compied with its bid under the advertisement was en-
tit ed 10 It's pay. Averdct rendered Tor 20
for plaintiff John ii. Strahan appeared IOf palhtIhi ~
j. Dean and G. p Miller Tor the ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

Y,o. chairman g. 60 which were either drawn to his
order or that Of George A. Leete The drafts, WHIT
range from IS 900 Ia $4,000 are 80, ~ Scu
holders the largest being the Bank OF the ,,'c Va -
York S7OO GO and August Belmont, S70ooo -, , Dr.
An assignment for the benefit OF creutors ny =. III,
dee smith 10 Edward H. Belts, was filed yesterday WIN
the Comfy Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
o. mn Ao7 Noon, AZ. o 49, mdntgh, 90
ulgbr,t during dav. 43. Lowest: 80.
Average 80. same day. 1879, 42'4'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue Hotel-The Hon. James 9; Blame 60, OF
Maine Ezekiel A. Straw Of New II anu T.
Clemens MARX Twanl OF Hartford 81 ,ehoS mo.ssr ois
perg3i g. Cheney OF New. Hampshire, Gen James trhg'
prteut of The Hannibal and Joseph Railroad Company
dJeHGrs HotI-The Rev. Dr. Walsh OF Troy-..N,,m.
Yor Hote-samue Davenport, Centennial Commissioner luz
An6lrGlia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

Among the distinguished arrivals which
attracts Journalistic attention is that OF hSOAs Splng 800
OF g,neinens hats the public have welcomed IL eI
ascaiy BAY your hats at KSOX pig Broadway or IN his
Fifth Avenue Hotel establishment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

AGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New, OK
" Grocer Flour and Tea Dealer, Wholesale and retail
No 80 Vesey-st Everybody should call and get bargains
II \. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st.-W atches,
IL. Jewelry, Diamonds, sterling SILVER ana hogels'
Plated Ware All best quality and at smallest prOutS
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-lMPORTANI.
~ FOR Nervous Debility Weakness &C. oroushI on y,
Iudiscretions Excuses, or Over"oIk OF tle blsn fS
vous system no matter how aggravated IN arlc."t ~
CUESTERS SPECIFIC Pill. II prompt rac@l snu pet
mauent cure. TWO to SIX Boxes usually suhoIen,
Price 81 per box. SIX boxes 81 eY maj, sSeuie! 'e~-
SIND FOR CIRCULAR. Prepared ouly by III
WINCHESTER * CO.. Chemists, 80 JoAnst, New OlA,--
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF me
y decorative gans radically and speedily cured HkNhf
A DANIELS. NJ. d., IA Lexngu nave. Once h"uIs W %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

DISEASED EXcRETIoNS OF THE Mouth, when
produce decayed and fd breath, are instantly cor
rected by the use OF MILK or MAGSEsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
DREW THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The trustees of the Drew theological semln-
AIRY have drawn up report for publication of which the
leading points, in regard to the condition OF the seminary
ana thu, to 1t In spite Of losses nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

SPRING STYLE of Gentlemen's HATS just issr
by EsPENscHED Manufacturer, No. lis Nassaus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

A lady called upon her milliner the other
day 10 Gel the character of her The respectable
appearance Of the latter beyond questioning But
IL She honest o. asked the lady 81 am not 80 certain
about that" replied the mlllner % have sent her To
you with my bill dozen OF times, and sue has never yet
given me the money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

LUNDBoRG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath dell ghtiul substitute for Cologne Bag Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

already been published in THE TRIBUNE. The financial
basis Of the institution consisted of $5Oo,0Oo-the CEN
tenary Offering OF its founder made In 1866 Thefe was
paid for the property at Madison 900 acres OF ahu WIN
the large mansion upon ~ 100000 Two dormitories
have been added at cost of o0o and four professors
houses at cost OF 600 For the library 1900 mas
been expended and aggregate Of $4,000 has been
paid for the running expenses Of the institution during
the nine year, OF its operations The account In tabular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
Announcemsnts.,

Just try WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
for thai cough. 1t viii cure i,, and that speedily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs-The annual elections for town
officers each OF the % towns in Wetchester County will
place today The Democrats OF this town have nominated
the following ticket Supervisor Elisha p Ferris Town
CLERK Jackson Hyatt; Collector, Edward schmir Justice
OF the Peace John J. Hl Assessor Nelson Seymour over
Swn auditors john Rowel and Wilson brown IT, COM
mlssiGners Of Excise Michael bSnahue ~ Enah g. Snn
Horton FOR snperyisor jeremiah Coaey Sr Town CeIk r. H.
The aggregate value Of property owned by the churches
here is 100000
MOUNT PLEAsANr.--The Democrats have made the
following nominations Tor town officers; For supervisor,
Moses ". Taylor; Town Clerk B. See Justice Of the
soner, NJ Mclel Town Auditors Morgan Purdy and g H.
Ha David 9a S G and
have nonnated For supervisor James = Sec Town CLERK
ector f. W. Montross Roed Commissioner, Jacob Wash
bum TOM A@a roH xcS w fenrcl
SON, d. ii. Cox and William II. Bell
are a. follows NJ earpsn'e sIPsry W & AsSs
T. b. Lane, Assessor Levi Hunt and Henry C. Allen Audit
RrEA street railroad between this and Port Chester
is contemplated.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Aldermanic Committee on Streets will meet
at m today 70 hear pes"1s Interested In the change Of
AT a meeting of the Socum- Marshall Democratic
General Committee Of Kings County last night Brooklyn
reports the ward organizations showed that the number
OF enrolled members throughout the city exceeded 1000
An adjourned meeting of property-owners on
Greenwich st. who opposed 10 the Elevated Railway
held al the Pacific Hotel yesterday The meeting was SHINY
attended aud action OF importance was taken letter
was read property owners on Front aud feaIsts IN
vng the cooperation OF tho VEST side pVpeityoNheIs
Committee was appointed 10 represent tho Greopwl chst
al meeting to be held today at No. ls0
PeaTlst
At an executive meeting Of the Ladies' Art Asso-
citation a. yas decided send circulars giving full lnforms
lion 20 women artists concerning the place and time OF reoep
ton Of their works Centennial announced that
ALI picures works OF art after this date must be sent 10
C1kering Hall before April go 1t reported that &C
corny TO ndeaons there would De very nue.
Of New York for the omen
Payiiion Frames were discussed and wss decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
STATEN ISLAND

ToTrENvILLE-An address was delivered before
the Young Christian Association in St Paurs Church
last evening by s. G. Caldwell Of New York The subject WAS
'True Manhood. the Demand OF the Age"
IDpLEToWN.The Board Of Excise report last years bust
ness fOlows Licenses granted, 30 amount paid 10 the
county 97O due from Justices for fines inn osed
for violations Of the excise law, 40.
sTAPLEToN.-Work the new Presbyterian Chapel and
schOOlrOOm was begun yesterday The site IS
present church building The old chapel which was re-
GENTLY stood Broa list The structure
deep 80 feet WIDE and built Of brick The cost
Shen completed viii be $4,000 VIII be occupied III about
four Armstrong Frost, flour and feed merchants
report their be only temporary mission
sustained during twelve by the Jesuit Fathers at the
Church Of ST. Rose, as closed on Friday night.