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, 1876-08-06
CASUALTIES.
COLLISION.

COLLlSlONs
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. 5.-As the southcrn-bound
Denver Express train on the Chicago
g. Alton Railroad, due here at O'Clock
p. m, was approaching the station at It's
customary speed, it run into stone-trnck
which was crossing the track opposite the west
gate Of the State Pcnitentiary, demolishing the
truck and fatally fnjuring tho. driver
Michael Boland, who was employed BY his
brother, James Boland, in hauling stone
from the lattcr's quarries through the
Penitentiary yard to the canal dock. he was
returning for load Of stone, and being near
sighted did not see the signal of the officer on
duty ut the gate announcing the approach OF
the train, although he heard the whistle in time
to stop, but instead Of doing SO he gave
his mules the whip, and attempted to cross m
the track with the .h above . Tssat na.s}6,e Thu dnd
backed to the scene Of tho accident, but it was
evident nothing could save the unfortunate
man. Medical assistance was summoned, how
ever, in the person OF Dr. Charles Richards,
physician of the road at this place. Boland ex-
fpircd in about half all hour. He was 10 years
Of ase, unmarried, and is said to have been well
situated financially, owning tine farm west OF
the city.
, 1876-08-06
THE POLICE.

hEMODELING THE FORCE.
The Council Committee on Police met in the
Council Chamber yesterday morning at II
o'clock, the full Committee being present and
Aid. McAuley in the chair. The principal sub.
ject under consideration was the grading Of the
police force.
AID. Kirk said that the ordinance proposed
some time ago was the right thing and that
Supt. Hickey's plan, as reported, to put all mar
ricd men iii the first class, the unmarried men
in the second, and the green hands in the third
class. was wrong, because there were many un-
married men Who were supporting mothers and
sisters. The graduation should depend solely
upon efficiency and not upon any family cir
cumstanccs-
mcnt, which showed that he had dis
the pay Of ali Is per ~ cent. % But
It was necessary in order to bring the payroll
down to S3S,50o per montt-the required
ahount-eithcr to discharge fifteen men or to
each: He was inclined to the latter plan,
which would make the monthly payroll S3S, ,3O7..
Aid. McAuley said that a grading was almost
necessity, and he favored it. Supt Hickey
said that it was a hard thing to reduce the pay
OF men who did as much work as the others,
and that it would be a very trying and difficult
thing for him to make determinations against
any men. Even the mention of it had caused
dissatisfaction, and complaints had been nu-
merous.
AID. Cullerton said that discrimination might
be very unjust and was certainly hard for the
Superintendent to make.
:, Aid. Kirk said likewise, and they all agreed
that it would be but right for the Supcrintcnd-
ent to make the reductions as lie saw fit.
70 this the Superintendent replied that he
had tried to manage the force without any re-
gard to race, creed, or politics, although he had
repeatedly been requested to sec that there
, 1876-08-06

"a: FRANCISCO, Aug. 5--Consolidated Vii
ginia has declared a dividend Of 50 pcr share.
SUICIDE,

Soccfof Djsnotr6 ~ ~. 1,-,,,.-
W4uErcnv Anr -. s ..:+,. .';o""a ~ ,as1,,,,u
o.,.s4sa - -ouf e't! Is eoes'e"-aqy
asslta1eu over the news which has just arrived
concerning the death By hanging Of Thomas
Kinney, at the County House in Ifbertvvi1,e.
The facts in thc case. a. 1e.trne;1 from ~ par.
~ t,o,nt, p.o~,,e.a .o'.t 'n =. "a
Kinncr u"', pas noo'tsl' t,.a ale as follows: Mr.
sher;f f Rnsn nj p,1nSh1 nhoGt 10. 10 tns place oy
ha has nsaea room IN the Jail building, which
he let st The ~ einca ~ ht, he oegged not TO
son,c tin1,. vii, f ~ tlhn VIII nun lot
into The rel, ~har, az h T.; ne rus oy iolce paE
-asSos ~ @ eS4t, "neiC Ae lulllculateiy became en-
, 1876-08-06
MARIN E NEWS.



Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
PoRr HURON, Mich, Aug. .5.-DoWS-Props s.
William Cowle, Vanderbilt, Vienna and con-
sort.
uP-Props Dominion, Burlington and barges,
Swallow and barges Belle Cross and bargcs, c.
Chamberlain and consort; schrs Correspondent,
L. P Hammond, Nellie Wilder, Anglo-saxon,
Cataract.
W1ND-South, gentle; weather fine.
Special Ditpatch to The Tribune
PORT HURON, Mich. Aug sill p. nl.-DoWN
e. B. Hale, Alva Bradley, Escanaba, G. a.
Warning, Three Brothers, Home. Dean Rich
mond, China
UP-Jerome with Alpha, Yosemite and barges,
Birckhcad and barges, Empire State, Cuba.
W1ND-South; weather fine.
, 1876-08-06

grounds at Desplaines on the 2ed Inst. A new
we'll has been sunk, and plentiful supply o1
good water obtained. Mr.. George r. ros,
ter, Of Chicago, has nearly comP1cteu
the new tent, which ,isxaote, is to % Dc fect y
in height at the outer circumference and 20 1ect
high in the centre, the sides to be supported py
fifty turned posts. The Methodists are VIDE
awake upon the subject, and the OLD haoitnes
are already making their arrangements lot Inc
meeting. II tho weather should be pleasant q
good old-fashioned meeting may be expected
The Committee have decided to run Sunday
train to the grounds, to leave the city at rea-
sonable hour in the morning and return late In
the afternoon By SO doing, tue management
will be comforting untold blessings upon many
meeting
cAzESoylA SEMINARY.
At an informal meeting OF former students Of
Cazenoyia Seminary held in March last, it was
voted that those present, some sixty in number,
should form themselves into an association and
invite all the former students who might wish
to do so to join the same A committee was
then and there appointed to prepare a written
form Of temporary organization, and they now
present the following:
Cazenoyia Seminary Alumni Association Of the
West
9. All former officers, teachers, and students OF
the Seminary are eligible to membership.
.. The officers shall be President, one Vice.
President for each State or Territory represented
In the membership, and Secretary.
J.. The object OF the Association shall be the
holding of periodical reunions for renewing nc
quaintance, recalling "reminiscences Ut student
life, and general social cnjoyn,entnot forgetting
to promote as far as practicable, the interest OF
our alma mater.
The officers at present consist Of the Rev.
Henry Bannister, D. D., President; one Vice
President from each Western State; the Rev.
Luke Hitchcock, D. D., Gen. Julius White,
Committee, and L. c. Mitchell, Secretary. All
desiring information or wishing to Join the As
eociation should address the Secretary at No.
15S State street, in this city. T..
, 1876-08-06
THE CANAL.

BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 5.-ARR1vED-Ec1ips OF
tawa, 5000 bu corn; Monitor, Morris, 6,1oo bu
corn; Orion, Marseilles, $500 bu corn; T.
Ryburn, Marseilles, $500 bu corn; Oracle
Griswold, Stinooka, 5000 bu corn; Monte Chris
to, Seneca, 6,O0o bu corn; Maple Leaf, Lock-
port, 400 brls meal, 200 br1s flour; prop Mon
tauk, Lockport, $50 brls flour; Dolphin, Otta-
va, $3.50 bu corn.
CLEAnED-Sencca, Ottawa, 3s,334 it lumber,
IS m lath; Hercules, Joliet, s., i21 it lumber.
, 1876-08-06

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
DUBUQUE, ID, Aug. 5.-kitty Whiting, daugh-
ter Of the Baptist minister at Manchester, Ia,
was drowned this afternoon near the railroad
bridge in that town, while attempting to rescue
a Young brother who had fallen into the stream.
The boy was saved The girl was Il years old,
and general favorite with everybody.
Special Dtxpatch to The Tribune.
LEAyESwoRTH, kan., Aug. 5.-Last night
about o'clock a young man 19 years Of age,
named Joseph Gunther, was drowned IN the
Missouri River ut this point while bathing.
This is the second victim to the trcacherous
waters Of this river in the last week.
, 1876-08-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Arrivcd, Steamship
Gcrmanic, from Liverpool
Boston, Aug. 5,-Arrivcd, steamer Parthia,
from Liverpool.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-Arrived, steamship
ArraSon, f.Ulu Bristol.
, 1876-08-06
STRUCK By LIGHTNING.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 5.-About S this evening
terrific thunderstorm passed over this city
and vicinity. Eight houses are reported to have
been struck by lightning, and little girl named
Barbara Eaicn, II years old, who was playing
outdoors with five six other little girls, was
singled out and struck by the lightning, killing
her instantly.
, 1876-08-06
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Final Arrangements for Oriental
Consistory's Centennial
Excursion.
Why Fir. Henrichs Could Not Gain
Admission to an English
Lodge.
Reunion Of Past Grand Representatives
/. 0. 0. F..-.General Nens from
the Order.


| the Order.
MASONIC.
| CENTENNIAL PILGRIMAGE.
| Oriental Consistory, Thirty ty:second Degree, !
| P. r. s., have nearly perfected arrangement
for their visit to New York and Philadelphia
| leaving next Saturday afternoon the Eth. 1T
Bernard Commandery No. IS, Knights Iemplar
! hare rendered their services rs escort to tn
Consistory on their departure, which ofter ha
been accepted by the Commander-in-Chief
From present indications good sprinkling
| ladies, wives and daughters Of the Conslstor!
members, will accompany the command on thl'
excursion. The command will have an oppor
tunity on Sunday the 18th of viewing Niagars
| Falls from the Clifton House, Canada, wher
the party will rest two hours. The Con
sistory on arriving in New York will be
! received By Cosmopolitan Cons1story md es
| corted to their headquarters, Grand Central
| Hotel, marching down Twenty third street to
| Fifth avenue, thence to Fourteenth street and
Broadway. While in New York Oriental will
| probably enjoy MI excursion down the bay, to
some favorite resort on the Atlantic Tuesday,
| the 18th, the Supreme Council 93d Till be es-
corted by Oriental Consistory to its rendezvous
/ at Kane Lodge Hail. The remainder OF the
week will be spent in Philadelphia, arriving
n0llt aUOut tuC Ill 1Hc NuHolstoiy nAA 'Gsaf~ =
the Michigan Central depot at 5:l0 Saturday,
the 12th
A CHICAGO sw1HDIER,
In the London Freenaason OF late date Is
long communication from one j. Hcnrichs, who
says, among other things: ..
am b. H., Roval Arch Mason; and Knight
Templar, and belong to Thos. j: Turner Lodge,
400, Washington Chapter. -, and Chicago Eom,
~ ~ Oh 1ae 1ay ., ,h eai,ov ~ un
ss;e ~ n. IT, ,o., m - ~; co1try for thc
~ nnastaeaa ~ ns, wns @ s1s x tha; ~ @ ann; +; En-
rr ru,r97G =. ous'n3 Soous % ~. .ne4 r"vnr m mr.
6:, faats nn f+a .s4 ~ io,aa fn;ied and rhc
ata!.a @ u eJl.!y aasa, .ns L 500 ~ Ira,v for
!iouoS ~ Iauiput = upu!' no . @ Jtt con-
Iasennf 1unos, 1ctaseu t1 aceeps 10y a1at', f,a; 90.
sequen.ly WAS .eIt hagn t, au ais ~ tar+nd n;It
eonntt5 "tsnut u9ney " iteius. h o nsnne"ssfaf
~ once ~ nnu enip;oynlent, ~ we e. it,at;n1
!or tme, ana wnllc LOOKING aoont ~! sl.u4toa..
!nongh1 snoald slsle loose, Hoplns " ,ncet -.
Win some oeotnet VINO mleht posslpi3 oG spic ~
ASSIST nc IN nnd!ns employment AeGofalnSy, - !
went one evening 10 tne hasonlG uan ano sase
my name, lodge. ETC., 70 Inc AVER, "no:
however, INFORMED me 1nat an4eTs ! nau M
papeIs eould ny ot auttteu. steu ~
case 10 MN ana asked 10 DC uI. ~ v 10
no,ers nJ foyna ar Nv "cciacnta1ir doc
nnment from NV Commnndcry'' which nnys had &C.
cason to use in the States in order to obtain nllmis-
sion into Commaniery when travelling The rea-
son took this paper some time ago was that had
just taken the higher degree but having no compe-
Hl5 MY iHIo toa n1a1ueEy "hen A1u ~ oHc ~
, 1876-08-06
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

FORT WAIVE, Ind, Aug. 5.-To-lay, at
Buck Creek, Ind, two men named Royal and
Islcy were thrown from wagon By runaway
team. Royals leg WAS broken, and 1slcy IT,
ceiycd injuries from the effects of which he soon
died.
, 1876-08-06

WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. G-1 g. m.-For the
Lake region, falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, increasing to brisk, and possi~
bly, high in the Upper Lake region, and veering
to westerly, generally warmer, cloudy, or
partly cloudy weather, and rain areas.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
, 1876-08-06
KILLED BY A FALL,

MONTREAL, Aug. 5.-Three workmen were
killed by fall from scaffold at St. Petcr's
Thrrnh
, 1876-08-06
MAKfk9A<xE%

..- MAlkik1At.E>.
~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Rev. Klein,
91hursoay, Aug. 3. John II. Batterman and A.rJ
schnster, both Of Chicago
70 faoto' han, papers please copy.
, 1876-08-06
DEATHS.


- nnoEtGiHEELhI,CFrday ot I,CFrday evening, Aug. e. Eddie.
Funeral from the house, Ellis avenue, i doors
south OF oakwood ayenue, Sunday, $3.50 clock,
BY carriages to Oakwoods.
NJ, maEELsh7Ang. E 8, at 7:30a m, at her residence,
MSaly =. Welsh. wife Of Thomas c. Welsh, and
oap59!ef OF the late Peter Walsh, aged 81 years.
copy. N fe'~'" f
pCRcELL-Jniy II, at her late residence, So
Of the lungs "'Ne''' "
, 1876-08-06

POLITICAL ANyOUyCEMENFs.
TENTH WARD.
There will be meeting ut No. ooo North Halsted
:a9, n:sIet, 10 Inc Tenth Ward, Monday evening" ats
Sloek anarp, for the purpose OF ganizing COM
Pany o1 hayes and Wheeler Guards
ELEVENTH WARD.
Inc Republican Club meets Monday evening, at
?. M ut Marines Hall, on Ada street Col. Bis
oee ana others will address the meeting. Tho
rnr.ss ae,ns brigade will have drill, and some In.
notlant business will come before the Club. Let
there be full attendance
FOURTEENTH WARD,
Ine regular meeting Of the Fourteenth Ward Re-
pn9nGan Club, will be held Tuesday, 1880 P. NJ,
Ut 35S Milwaukee avenue.
FHTEENTH WARD.
Ihere Will be meeting OF the Fifteenth Ward
Republican Club, Monday evening" at No. :90 Or
chard street. full attendance OF members, and
aiso al young men connected with the Republican
party, is earnestly requested as the formation Of
HaFe* and Wheeler Company will be considered.
, 1876-08-06

It t6 estimated that thtr. are now q. mn con-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
The Wall Street Indicator,

THIS WEEKS ISSUE SENT FREE
Contains Pictorial lustrailons OF Bulls and Resrs
Also, full and complete instructions how to operate
In Stocks and Stock Privileges. Capital his and
suggestions Also, list of Valuable Premiums to
Clubs Send for ill.,
BUCKWAITER & CO. Bankers and Rrokers IN
Wall street, New Yerk City. p O. Box 43i7
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Invest now According to your
Means,
SO, &25, $50. 8lOO- @onn

How to make money is In order, and we are in
eiineo 10 tel the reader one of the secrets ALEX
AMBER FRO BINGHAM IL co - Wall Street
New York, Bankers and Brokers, are prepared to
invest In stocks and other profitable ventures of
legtlmate character. This firm is famous for mon
ey -making, and it numbers among It's patrons
thousands who are well OFF and are go because of
their employment Of FR0THINGHAM & CII to
procure inv stments Send for their explanatory
circular. Stocks purchased aud carried as long as
desired, on margin of from three to five per cent
1876. w. :"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

How is it. Mrs. Murray" said one lady
to another last uight, as they had com.
Portable cup of tea together with half a
dozen ruined regulations on buttercd toast
how is it, Mrs. Murray, that you always
have such nice milk? 1.-THE COW herself
told me that she gave it, it couldn't be
better"
Mrs. Lomax, ma'am," replied the
experienced matron, Il never keep the
same milkman more than a month. RE
wants to secure customers, and so there
is more COW in his milk than usual at
first Whenever his milk is such as not
to enlist the best efforts of my cat, |
change"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

The hindsight of the Bulletin is probab-
ly somewhat clearer than its foresight was
when it wrote the above criticism on the
Worlds opinion. The latest returns give
David A. Wells clear majority in his
own county-New London over his Re-
publican competitor. Wait, result that
did not happen last year. nor any other
year since the organization of the Repub,i-
can party, to any candidate in Opposition
to the Republicans. This general figures
for the whole district, cannot ful thermore.
be very consolatory TO the Norwich Bulletin.
Look at them: Majority for Starkweather.
Republican 1873, LILO; majority for Wait
Republican, 1876, probably less than IOOi
There was no special effort made to elect
MIR. Wells. He made no speeches, spent
no money, but simply stood on his record
and the recommendation for support by
the Democratic convention On the other
hand, his competitor closely canvassea the
district and the Republican managers
printed and used fac SMILES of the Demo-
cratic ticket with Mr. Waits name sub
stituted in the place of that of Mr.. Wells.
which trick alone gave Mr.. Wait his
majority. Had one tenth of the effort
been made for Mr.. Wells that was made
for his opponent, the.Republican candidate
would have been nowhere. ~ 7. World
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Chr 9ailg Arens.

1.-The New York World says there is class of
honest Republicans in the Third Congressional
District who will not vote for David A Wells =
Who are they: We have not seen or heard of one
OF them. ~ oraCich Bulletin. ~
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Phoenix Mutual Life, Hartford. ct
Assets, 81, 900, 10000,

Ihe companies represent are strong enough 10
De independent and have elected to keep out OF ali
insurance Combinations Offering Inducements
tnat canno. be questioned, and at rates commensu-
isle Win the Risk. ask that empty assertions of
jealous competitors, shall weigh againsts tapgi
pc proof That you will look carefully at the re-
ports OF insurance Comm ssiOnsrs-sworn State Of
source. -.r
beg to {, turn thanks for the confidence expressed
IA me ana my companies, by the very liberal patron
age given since opening NV agency The ss.h ~
1anuary,ls75 And beg to assure my patrons that
Will always be watehfnl of interests entrusted TO me
s sln os pLompl and careful attention 10 business,
nope to merit continued liberalpatronage
Very respectfully sc 3 - -
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

The Republican papers excuse their de-
feat in Connecticut on the ground that
there was a great storm in that state on
election day, which kept their men at
home. Their party there is composed of
tar. day men. There was a storm there
On Tuesday, and, judging from the dis
consulate appearance of the Republicans
III this section over the result, there was a
treshet that broke any amount of Republi-
can dams-N J. World,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10
Turning Against Boss GRAFT
From tie Boston Journal

~ we nope the next President of the
1nited states will have very few relatives.
L.; fact. if he should happen to be man
VINO was plcked up on door step it would
b. tremendous point in his favor.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-10

For Book BINDING or Ruling, 90 to
The ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick. Leaye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office. IF
, 1876-12-27

Seteranen.H eormper-
cine. Sn @e6ielbldttern aus Snoiamu
finben mir mebrfad Gufrufe, wie ben
nahftebenoer
aQe in sllen GountD ~suobnbaften ebe-
mablissn Soloaten unoS celeute oerllnion
welde Der icet besOnuenen uuo i'm gau,en
3anbs int raiAen Madstbum beariffens
Sewesuns, Heform unbGriparuna in al
len 3wsisen Der &esieruns auf 9eieelids
unb perfanunssmdBIse Weiie Su srwirfen
bciftimmen; welde s%lauben, baB bas eiuft
ourh ibrer Nnftrcnsunaen serettete 2auo
aud in ieiner 1nuerlettbeit alS Nepublif
beifeben iolte. uno wslde seionnsn iino,
obne Hiidiiht auf friibere Parteipcrbin>
bunsen aegen ane ieeisen ODER finftiaen
Teriuhc, Die Sntitutionen oes QanoeS
ourd 8etruS aoer @sualt iiber bsnSau.
fen ;u werfen, entidieoen Sront an ma,
het. meroen anfsefor6ert, in Der SffZ
oes @ountp @ountpeGlelfS uor,ulpreten.
po Bidder 81 bieiem l3ped s~e0ffnet lino,
UNI ibre 9}amen ais Wfitalieoer bes Yetc<
ranen.0 ereins BON Snoiana cinautraaen
Der 3pfd beS Sereins 1T, cine Uereinig.
tie Initrenguus fir Die 8erbreituus bon
Nad)ritten iibcr bic ieeise sefdbrlihs2a-
&C ocs Gaa0cs gu @tgs 81 %brinsen, cine
, 1876-12-27

modertaoen, Ser einen She'll bonn 2oosn
hcs Gi9orrenbdnolers s 2anse lit, 9in9.
Nls er nod in Der Sbiire itano, ia.
men Gibbs uno Wm. Charlton porbei
uno erncuerten ben Streit. Gibbs ioa
i'm bunn 9el9lagen baden, worauf &oz
berts in ben 2ooen i%iiirste unb Gibbs
inn iol9te uno i'm gu I6lu9eh fcrtiubr.
2anoe rib Den Gibbs font. woraufglart.
ion biusu fam, weI6en Sarge mitiommi
Gibbs binuus 0arf uno nod in Der
Shire ftebeuo, loa Clarion ipieoer oul
i'm (2anee) Suseiprunaen iein uno nit.
lpie es beiBt, elmer 8leii6lenoer inn oil
9taie total entsuei eeidlagen baden.
@eitcrn wurbe bic Sabe Dor DEM poli.
Seiri6ter perbanoelt unb Charlton mi
800, Gibbs $40, Roberts $3.50 uno ie,
Der in bic Soften o%erurtbeilt. Wsr be-
sablt 2an9e's Naie, Der nur iein 5aus.
rsdt sspabrt baben io1? Dir b6rer
jeoOd, bab 0err 2anse elmer &s4tsan-
malt en9a9lrt fat, I'M bic Sade meitsl
gu fii9ren.
, 1876-12-27

SttrbIi1teitS- 8eridt. Gs
faaesm pabrenp Der lsstsn @ods 80 1obss.
faas bisrlelbf fat, namIiG: Wsibs 10; Gare
biss IL; @annli& IL; @sibli1 IS.
Mltsr-1 Sag bic 80 ], 1 MUnat bic 6 !
3 Monat bis II, 0, 1 Sabr bis ga, 8 Sal
bis S 2, S SABRE tis 10 1, 1870 !, 20 8
80 2. 80 $40 2, 40 S.-5O3, 50 $50
4, 20 SO 2, 1910 3, $3.50 3, I'm.
bsfannt 1.
Stane-gebis 10, gerbtiratbst 8, @it.
pn 3, @itpsn 5, unbetannt 1.
@sburtsprt Ser. Staaten q. ST.
lamb 1, Deutldlanb l, SGottlanb 1.
@sbruns-St 0, Maribal Warb 3
SeTerlCn @arp 7, MabiI0n @arb 1, Ncr
roe 8arb 8, Clay @arb 6, Sadlpn @arb
Wrmenbans 8, Staat @sfansnib 4OipitaI
Ss,@sinist- &ssulars. Merste 26, Gpront
0. gparb Of SeaItb 3, irresulare asrste i.
s. q. @abslI, 81. ..
Yraipsnt r8carb Of 9ealtb.
, 1876-12-27
htbmpnb poft office.
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ng.I @ntnnft 2.30 uns 9 g. @. N.Y.
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