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National Republican., 1876-06-17

~GRAND RALLY
Notice is hereby given that Immediately on re-
ceipt Of Information as to the result OF the
tiOn at Cincinnati salute Of one hu ndred guns viii
and me G q he she TSs
Citations, and an other Republican organizations in
on F street, between seventh and Ninth streets at
m Re C & Ss Ga
Grand Ratification Meeting will be held ,,,
Chairman Executive Committee.
r@ ONLY FRENCH SPOKEN.
JUNE, JULY, AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
Three Grades Of Glasses
OPENING DAYS 4fTlRfsdi free, JUNE Is, ,s and II,
Terms n,.rl.biS SqE sS!aRRce5 "a p One month, a.
two months, $50; three eITTE months ~, t2,,,ppv
jels-5t 51s Ninth street northwest, near st.
~s PROPOSALS FOR FUEL ron
kS THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Of % III VPd sPTtendea 70 SATURDAY,, the iss
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Ask your druggist for 1t. For certificates, read
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National Republican., 1876-06-17

Although the friends of Mr.. Blaine lose by
his defeat the Republican party gain by keep
ing him, as its brilliant and ever-triumphaut
leader, in the next session of the ex-Confeder-
ate House.
National Republican., 1876-06-17
W- OHIOA ANS !!

The members OF the Ohio Republican Campaign
Club are requested to assemble at the HEADQUARTERS
of the club, 9l5 F street northwest, promptly at
O'Clock THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, to take
mart in the ratification of the Cincinnati nomna-
lions. A. IL. PETTIBONE,
iel7H Secretary.
, 1876-03-17

70 kht Euttor of The CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO, March 1G.-It was greatly to bo re-
gret&ed that the inclomoncy Of tic weather pro-
vonted largo atsonlanco ut tho ContonuaI
meeting hold at Farrell Hall Wednesday evon-
Ing. because II it could hAvo boom we'll listeuoa
to tho address Of AIRS. Gillespie must have gono
far towards dlssipa.ng tho ignorance aud inilt-
ferenco which soom to llavo settled down upon
Chicago women in this matter. Tho practical
work which romans to DO done, however, In tho
noxt seyon weekB Ia 10 find out, collect, and got
In order, Buch specimens Of woman'a workman-
nhip as oxlHt 10 our midst, and send them on to
pliladelpbia- Tho expense connected with this
work w1ll DO very light Tho Committee up
pointed BY tho Farwoll Hail mee&ing OF which
afrs. J. v Le hoyuo Is Chairman, Ii an nblo
ono, and, as thoro arc certainly Borno crcditnblo
workers In art In our midst, the result should
be gratifying. Specimens of neodle-work,
o1copt auch As arc presented IN tho shape
of Well-o1ecutcd designs Ia chitdren'a clothing.
nse not especially dos,ged. Yot all moritos;ona
work In crayon-drswing, water-colotiuR, or oil
painting, wood-carying, designing, mechanical
work. OF especially any !nyeution Which III tho
work OF womon, will bo gladly received; also
tho printed workH Of Indy authors.
Tue Committee will lotd 1uceting Saturday,
ut p. n., at she rooms OF the Woincn's Tom
perapco Union, Farwell Hall building, to which
Rll tAdios Interested, aud especially nll having
work to offer, or who kuow Of msEitotious work
which can be secured, aro particularly invited,
IT ls hoped that tho meeting may be we'll at
tcnded. CENTENNIAL
, 1876-03-17
THE clTY.HALL,

Wsser.sonta yestorday ware s1,bss.
Tho City Coltector's receipts vera small yes-
tordhy-about $500.
City indebtedness to tho amount Of 10000
was discharged yesterday.
Bouth-Town Co1leoso Evans gathered about
eG,o0o ycatorday despite the weather.
Tho Special Committee appointed to devise
meana for the reduction Of the amount Of Ras
naed by tho city will moot Saturday afternoon
at 2. H., not Monday, aa lorstoforo called.
Notices haro bcon zont ont 10 tho agents OF
not incorporated under the laNB Of lb,s state to
pay mp 2 per cout on their uct receipts tor tho
al1 months ending Dco. 31 In accordance with
tho requirements of tho now city chartor.
Tho Idea provnilB protsy goncralty around the
CIty-ffail that the Aldnrnon will call All election
for Mayor. Tho Aldermen who favor e,ich q
course MIC not nfrald to sny 80. It III probable
that whom tho Lnw Department. draws an urdt-
nance for general eleouon tho Alayor will 10
included; but somo c]alin that. bong spocisl
election, It cannot tako piaco Mt tho Same time
with tho other Or regular election.
Tho Committee on htroota and Alloys for tho
three Divisions Is called for Monday at n. m, In
tho City Clerks of1!co. 10 thom Tns roferred
Tho matter Of designating tho polling plncoa In
tho Hpttng oloctlona nnd fixing tho boundarios Of
tho precincts. These nlatters arc now botpg at
tended to by tho Law Department. It lB likely
that but foH changes will bo tnade oxcopt-in tho
Firet and Second, mud Nineteenth and Twentieth
{oldl Wards.
, 1876-03-17

ont tha sum named, aud lnsert in ilau thereof
f294, 0G0, together with tho unoxpenlod bal
sncn, tho Income from rants and interest," md
Tho amount to DO received from tho State. Tho
Alderman etated that llo had l,ad cotycrsatton
With Notlnoy Wefch, an Inspector Of tho Board
OF Education, Who lad told him that tho
Board had Asked for moro money than
thoy tnoeded, because they had o1nSoted to
DO cut down. Atr. Welcli had further 6aid
that the Board hn1 boon keeping on its rolls
Anrno twenty-five or Thirty toAoherp not on,-
ployed at oil, na rcsorvoB in case they might DO
needed.
Aid. Foley said that Arr. Woloh lad told him
TINT tue nunbor Of ueae tcachora waa thl1ty-
nine..
Aid. Woodmsn wAs Of the opinion that tho
ausn he named was sufficient inasmuoh as tho
aum needed Was for only soyon months.
AID. Cul!orton WAS Of tho opinion that Aid.
Woodman had not cut down enough. 1Io moved
AZ an amendment that tho sum DO madp e16O-
900. 1Io found, l,0 said, that tho Uoar1l had on
has,d nn unoxpendod balance Of @1, Gao, ,0RO, and
no WAS therefore Of tho opinion that 1t might bo
that no appropriation At nil was necossary.
Aid. W0odman said that hfr. Wotch lad OK
psoaaod to him tho boliof that no schools In tho
country worc 80 o1poneivoly run Aa these OF
Chicago. ban Francsco Was tho only city that
paid as large Bhlarica na Woro naId iu Chicago.
Aid. Ease said that Mr. Welch had nlsde tito
aane attachments 10 him MS to other mombera Of
tho Council who had spoken, and he lad looked
Board Of Education would pronounce tham
false. 1lo thought that sonle further investi-
CATION should be lHd before voto was takou,
md ho therefore moved IN Adjournment.
Tho motion prevailed, and tho Council stood
adjourned.
, 1876-03-17
CRIMINAL.

George Ihurbor claims that Hnchel Hicks, a
co!ored woman residing in Cheyenne, robbed him
rh. t,,,a. - H.. p ,,,,,,. .,.-.,,.
ino noaso u tno no'' "hham oaftl1ng' On
Fremont street, was robbed few evenings ago.
Tho amount Of booty captured WAS $50 iu cash.
a,-a Tn varna boor,7ino a. M ia o.,.,,
ca.e h..s .1s 80, 's'1 oaras e.o ~ W. 80 1ou'h
clinton aHeee, had sto stolen by sneatt-thievca
yeatorday morning while she WAS temporarily ab-
sent from hor room.
}ust evening On tic eomnjai1t Gof ~ ob1 no:
Win Il nrnnr,etnr ~ hnar,n1h',,. ~ oon I.es ~
South Iaihtod stroet ard who siccns thst VI n.r ~
mum utolc 4 ouanti,y Of s.iyerrnro snmo nns % timo
ABOUT O'CLOCK lass evening Patrick Murry
heara pano OF glass break in 81 unoccupiod
aaloon nolohg1ag 10 himself O. No. l!9 South Un-
ion htreot. Lie wont to the front OF tho house
, 1876-03-17

bo relieved from ali blame in tho matter, II there
was any, The Sheriff inauIrod who he would
nAno, and he sutgested Mr. Merrill. Tho 6norin
objected. saying that ho had had trouble bo-
fore, etc.
Tho counsel on both sides Expressed thorn-
solves AZ aatfstiad With tho action Of tho Court,
aud tho voniro was accordingly isaue1, and ro-
The Court reconysncd At a o'clock. Tho re-
suEna from tho special ventre we're slow to como
In, but tho jury was finally completed with tho
addition Of Tho following names
+. Meyer, With Oahn, whn,bold k Co., clerk.
F. 4. Remington, No. ?37 EFin htree sew1rhuifder.
n. ulaybnrf corner OF Randolph street And Wabash
s Whn.a No. ISL 14s.11s .treo dealer in loaf to.
baccn. . ~. ~
FL Abbey, No. 10 Clark street, suusmith.
Tho Court then adjourned until this morning.
4 GREAT DEAL or INTEREST
is betng takon In this cnso, aud tho evidence
promises to bo conclusive. Tho Indictments grew
out Of tho action Of tho Twontte1h Ward Club,
organized to forrot out aud expose corruption
in tho ward, and especially 70 break up the BUM
NOR ring thoro, hoaded by tho Corcurans, which
IL the past has dono pretty much u It pleased.
The Club ls non-partlaan, and numbers In it's
membership many Of the best cltizeuH OF tho
ward. Tho evidence againat tue partios wns
far as to socuro tho atldavita Of many Of tho
eloclora Of tho ward as to how thoy
voted. Tho indictment charges tho grayoss
OF offenaos, among which Ia baflol-box
stnfiing aud denying electors tho right OF suf-
fragc.. To hack ono OF tho four counta in the
vosunlfnous indictment tho prosecution proposes
to provo by the aftldavits Of respectable voters
that eighty ballots Horo cast for L. 9. lluck for
County tfreRslror, Wlflo tho returns showed that
only thtrty-tWo votos for him had been counted.
Tho nasuEo OF the dofonao tH not known, nor has
tt boon foroehadowed. Tho trial pEosnldes to &C.
cupy several days.
, 1876-03-17

George Hinckloy waa last Frliay night, st IL
O'CLOCK. driving from Corinth to Conkingvi1le,
Saratoga County, N. T.. somewhat beatod.
tain, owing to tue rough woathor which has pro-
vailed In that section for two weeks or moro
uo was In light cuttor. we'll protected from
tho eo!d Gy robos aud Blankets, aud vaa driving
jogging along at moderate trot, suddenly he
stopped, throw lis cars forward, gavo furious
saoEt, nnd refused TO 80 further. The driver
urged htm to 60 and finally struck hin with
Gutter In order to prsvdnt its dropping out aud
becoming lost. Th3horso Jumped forward in 4
frightened manner, but before ho had taken
three ntops hugo panther apsang from behind
nquazely into she cutter. Az it struck tho cutter
ita fore paws cana with great force against
Ilinckley's bEeAst, and With ono haul with It's
powerful naila sho mans clothing waa stripped
clean from bts skin.
IIiuckley had tie haltor With which ho had
just struck tho horso still In t,is hand, aud ir-
Btinctlyely ho laid IL NTH ali bis might over tho
head OF hs hercs assalant. Dy one OF tho blows
tho hcadstail waH paanou Oyer tho pAnthor's
bead. 1t being elppinR.nooso. the next e.
fort to strike droW tho moose tight about tho
pautAor'B ueck. Then = desperate. hand d-to-hand.
% it we're. fight ennucd. The msu struggled 10
throw on the beast. but succeeded ouiJ 70 far ~
tc prevent It from fastening its powerful Jaws
upon hts nov bato neck. The panther grabbed
lhe mau's loft hrm, which 1t tt through aud
through, tho blood which flowed only seeming to
make it the more furious. With his right arm
llnck!ey tightenod tho Slipping g-noose shout Tho
auImaI's throat. 30 tight WAS 1t drawn BY that
strength which comes Of desperation tllat the
panther waa choked 10 that It lat 20 liz hold On
Ats arm and gaspel. 81 the same time stripping
ita victim Of clothing aud decorating Lis skin
With Its sharp claws. With the tlzst spring Of
the panther, accompanied "a 1t was Will wild,
teIco groNl, tho Ao1eo took flight aud ran 1t
full speed. cgery loap fairly lifting tho cutter,
from tho.tracx. Thus. while HinckleJ was a,rug.
ene sor life IN tho cutter. tho horso wsa Iu1-
ming AWAY. Dut this proved to le tho salvation
Of shs dsIyor; for In making shors turn tu tho
road the cutter wAs overturned. dumping d1iyer
and panther out upon tho frozen anon, .lAs
, 1876-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All iadicn Interested in the Centennial move
ment arc requested to nlaet In Room No, Far
we'll Hall. at p. N. Saturday.
The atrangere' aud UoskIng-wonen's Meeting
will DO hold ut tho rooms OF the Good Samaritan
socloty, No. 173 Randolph street, to-day, 1t 0
o'clock.
There will BE- = meeting Of tho polIcy-holdsrs
Of tho Capital City Insurance Company OF Al
bany (now defunct) this afternoon at o'clock
In tho Sherman House club-rooms.
Brooke Herford witl lecture suuday after
noon At Q O'Clock As Mccormick Hall, Ills sub
iect will DO. "Amcsica Through an English
mans spootaoles." Admission, 10 conts.
Tho Arst lecture of Prof. p1octor's course on
Astronomy will take place at Fasvsll Hall Mon-
dsy n!ght. Bnbject: "The Birth and Growth
Of Worlds" Tickets sre now ou sale at Keon.
cooke' Il Co.'s ll6 State slAsot.
a Union Missionary Meeting vail be hold To-
daY ~ Tho Methodist Church, corner Of Wabash
asenuo and Fourteenth street. at half-past q
oe!osk: Mts; Mary pruyn, widely known tor
aeI m , successful mission work u Japan, viii speak
OF hos experience 10 thRt country.
The Irish Literary Association will give tss
seventh annual banquet and bali at tic Bhsr-
man House instead OF the fremont Houso ~
printed on tho tickets. The company rjJj rnnvo
promptly a. 0 o'clock into The banquet room.
Tickets cao DO had 1t tho Office OF the bhortu an
House.
4 meeting Of property-owners And sosioeuts on
the llne of The Chicago burlington i; Uuiurv
AAil1oad. between Chicago and Downers Grove.
will 10 held 1t tbs rooms Of tho Athenmum, Nc.
G5 Washington street, At ESQ p: N. To-day to
advise 10 regard to measures and intuauces to
be used to eecnto cheap morning, nouuaay, aud
evening suburban ttstna.
Bunday, at tho First Methodlss Church, at Q
O'clock. will he given, under The management OF
Mr.. Arthur ]. Cteawoid tho second Of tho series
OF suudsy sttofuoon concerts Ia aid OF tho Good
Samaritan Homo. Tho programme will include
Nnnde!'a ce!ehratod asls, 'Let the Bright Hor-
aphlp," alao SONS Of tho gea,s from Ieudsls.
, 1876-03-17
ST. PATRlcK'S DAY,

An lonely, sad, and w,esct and am old and Rf.y,
My heart Is In my chiidhoods homc and that u fss
Dus I'll bautsh Ill my carca my sorrows, and my sad
ncRR,
And cal! from memories past some rays Of joy and
80, dcse the strangers s,nilo, hls ally uneers and
III wear iho dazzling shamrock upon g. patslcks
morning.
hear the nounda Of music swcct eco acavalcadc;
VI asoAt ahu staWaft lsish'aeh IN natlyc green mr.
Ths starry banner gayly floats their ses1icd ranks
And by It's lido Tho, proudly bear tho dsg OF 1seands
That wreath OF Tiny shamzocks liz so,don s.aa aaorn
ing,
Tells ta1o Of E1sns lovo upon 81 rasricsa morning.
lovo Tho staz.y banner, for from ita eld proceed
Hwcet ray. Of hopo 10 cloor lis hearts thas nssth o
It te bstties s' b.,y Tough. .g.u.t ,,,au,.
1t tells q victories noby won for Freedom and tho
And II slais nina eyes to .oe that, earclo.s OF all
Tho e.o blends 1t with his own upon 81. Pntz.cas
= morning.
But my hesr grows vurmer 10 that dag that yonder
For tho daaF harp of my country upon tta Treasure
Though i fsir fold. Of green and gold tho t.mpe.,s
n Wig hsye torn,
- ao'aoA kAauAA1 VI AoFa &40ks
... borlies
And with lie cheEshed shamrock their 4nly breasts
AtlornIngt
The oxes march beneath tlst Gag upon 81 Patstcks
nlUtnlnG.
30 let It wsYe I'LL ha. bright day ne eyes 10 long to
eco,
When II shall aost Der Krta hills, and o'er nation
free;
Thon III bauah al my care. my sor.oWs and my sad-
Hesat
And yei1 my heart. this blessed day 10 loyo and Joy
and glsslncSs:
30, despite tho strangers sm!le his s!uy sueer and
Bcurnih8,
III wear he shamrock and the green upon st. patricka
iaoFntn9. ALEXANDER Aosk BxNzIE.
Cu1cAao, ILL.,, March II, lt75.
, 1876-03-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Monday will DO arrangement dny in tho Grim
inAl Court.
John Talent, night Natcllnan at tho JAIL
yesterday gave up bis place, aud James O'Drlon
was appointed.
Tho trial Of 1fonoy has been set for Thursday,
Staso's Attorney aud Nonoy'a attorney.
James Mscttic, Juaslce OF tho Peace of tho
Town Of Lyons yesterday Bont In his rcsigns-
tion,:, His SUCCESSOR will bo elcoted tho 4th Of
, 1876-03-17

ketors who graced tho boards. The unfortunate
young man, who Is only 81 ycArs of ago, and
married but ons yoar, WAS escorted Into court by
hls vito and n. Il. Seymour, another momber Of
MoVickor's company.
Young showed nnmislnkable signs Of tnaAuity.
Tho eyes woro constantly rolling, his looks
were hagRhrd and cAteworn, and tho facs almost
woro the phllor Of doath. His dark, glossy hAr
was noatly combod back, but hta dress be-
mind, as Yonng, previous to hia calamity, waa
always most Ia appearance. His nook wAa col
larlcaa. aod bis coat was buttonot to the throat,
whtlo bia faco VAS unshayon. Tho poor young
wife wee picture Of Eadncss. Thoso WAS no
dire misfortune which had bofallen her husband
and b!ightod her marli ied life.
Aftcr Jury had boon lmpsno1cd, Young's
chun and COMPANION for the past two ycars, W.
II. soymour, was called As a wltnesa and sworn.
llo stated that he MAS BY profession m actor.
lie Ind known Young for thsoe years paat, and
moro intimately tho pat two. wllf[o thcy Wcro
playing sogothor At Alopiokor's Theatre. 1Ie bo-
iievcd Young was an Engihhman by birth, and
camc to this country rome SIX yoars ago.
1Io had no roal or personal property.
Young ceasod PLAYING somo Two weoks ago. Tho
witness first noticed that something was wrong
couehed 10 singular language. uo and Young
had boon worry fast friends and no!ghbors, aud it
seemed atrnnRe to him that he should address
him thus. .1le demanded an explanation. but
ing noatnerizoi him. Witness then sont hiia
Wtfo to Young with noso for explanation, Tho
result Of which only soemed to convince tho Wit
ness that Young had become inBano, The fol-
lowing Tuesday ho became very violent. lie was
alwaya temperate and Of good habits; ho
ncver noticed thst Young manifested suicidal
or homtcfdal tendencies. Ho WAS Of a very
stuaioua and peculiarly nervous temperament,
aud va anxious to succeed in hls profession:
, 1876-03-17

TERENCE opnIEN AND i1oME-nuLE.
Sn1oAwoo, Foberwasy, attn hundreth and stv-
fnty-six.-DAnE MunPHr: promised yo's I'd
writhe yo's whin I got to this blissod land Of
fraylum but bad sos to tho weathur 1t frozo my
pin 60 hard and my ink was lo!ke piece Of coal,
that had to wayt until got l3ridget's bluing
bothe1 bcfor could tell ya's Of all tho foiuo
thtnga hero.
lily dare Murphy don't bother my mora about
home rule, this Ia tho counshry for poor down
irodden 1riahmtn, why man aE1re, vhln ca1nc
to this country, thought our payplo would bo
traytod as they arc ut home, but bad aeh to yes,
they rule the Yankees and iviry body olso, in
ivisy city from Now York to Shccawgo. our noblo
Irish brethren illl a!l the Offices: savln now aud
thin they kinds. allow . Yankee 10 have
somo little berth for dayconsay sake, oh !
th[B ls D foine country aud way do as way
lolko, may lllict our own mayors a'dermin and
counciln1B and tlaY SOC that our dare country
min hayo all tho fat Jobs. Yo's can't drnyna Of
all tho folno things way got laaro don't worry
about poor old Ireland my moro thoro In nothin
there to steal but bog earsh. but.or milk aud po-
tatooa.
Dare Murphy liYcs at 1Iydo Park which gho-
cawgo iB marc, md our dato counthsymtn havo
all tho foino things, way have about twlnty POO
]eccenln and they ato all our daro counthIytnn
and way look after tho wator poipcs aud foino
fun way havo t2kin tho poipos luto strnYtes
to other stratos 50 that way hud lots Of work. at
tho cxpinco Of the tax payers Our daro conu-
thrymin arc oil wosera sud very few Yankoos do
woto SO way wote nll our frinda Into Office aud
thoy know how It Is themselves.
+ In ths daro town M 1rlHhman'B corr can 70
wlsro It pln5zes aud ont up all tho nofco poZice
that payple put in their yarlB in summer. or
mako holes wia thtr foot In notce grass plots,
and no ono daro nut thin In tho pound, but bad
sca to tho Ynnkoo's cow 1t It should esGnpo from
tho tope TINT gtuernllY holda it In bare Krase
yard. why its pounded shuro.
Oh my dnro Murphy, Aolt out your COW and
pig and bring. Bridget aud tho sl,ilder out harc.
ie's can put tho shlldor in tho Reform Schools
or BridoHells until yes can be run for Mayor,
alderman. councillor, OF somo town officer.
-
, 1876-03-17

company. Ono ond Of sho l,alsor being fast ia
tho cutter aod tho other tight about tho wild
animals neck. the latter wka r,oroi1ossly drag gea
aftor tho flying stccd, ils body jumping an{
bounding along tho road like lin pau hisched
to dogs tail.
:. Tho running away Of tho horse saved Mr.,
Htnck1oy's lfo. lilo was left hT tho roadside,
Wl,cnce ho In course nf tmo found hia way 10 1
house. Tho horao ran TIL ho got loose from thS
cutscr. and thon he won't 10 Conklingvtflo. Tho
cuttor. badly shattered, was fonnl half a milo
from tho spot whore tho panther lnaped from
behind tho buel,. Tho animal WAS ioad, clokcd
to tlchth, and bnl}y bruised.
, 1876-03-17
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALUMNI,
rt'sfSE4a AEastoN.

| Tho Alumni Association Of Dartmouth Qolfego
hall tboir ANNA, moo,ine, md Rnnpar Inat nvon.
uoio .no'' a''us' %on w" '"ppe. ..os o'on
ing ~ 'no urnhu tae4s ~ 11ose'. ~ sno ouaoo's
ee1aton' Juago T. ~ Esana aalnaeu 10 tho BE-
reavoment which tho Association had mot by
| reneou Of tho loss by donth OF tho latO Gen.
| wohster and rrcscntcd thn fo,,ow,no roao,u-
49, T.. ~, t,...s.s ..,...,. ....s .,1,...a
''pns ~ lcBnso sne1.so' "a'en "oso auop'eu'
oo,ans ~ w. .oo . OF @ na5smoatn
~ s ca, ~ n,n. wv soFl0w m s
asa s 81 isa of narmau iotaa a rcaent aS
this Association, o~A'a'' ~AN 1''e"'I'' 'A
Kesolred That va recognize fn bis career tho fu.n-
ment Of Tho uscfnl Nfe and upright mud honorable
record o. which ~ college iho gsss ea.iy pEo.ao
Ia1 ~ tae aeam o. shs 1sSeasGd. ~ Part
usr M 49, cepsno % ss XII dnior.s. ~ ~ @
ot Chicago ono of er mos. ssteolne cit.ens snd oae
country public servant Who naver falo in tbo Pei.
forinanco of duty, or tlo faithful execution 81 .
trust.
.9r 1nss @ w. .s sn Assosiston :.sps:aly az
p5oeate M Inc oss o. an aeva ~ energetic ffesaeHt,
Coiege, and Ills fiong Interest In tac CAUSE of eJu
cation.
Aeso'red, That theeo resolutions 10 enrolled upon
TIC records Of Thu Asaocation md that copy Of tho
same 10 sent ~ no Secretary TO tho family q ho d.
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