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the same maluter as other currency Ia
Issued, instead Of requiring the secretary
Of the treasury 10 wait until fractional
currency is presented to be redeemed. It
also authorizes the use of $4,000, 90, of
any money now inthe treasury for ,tbc
purchase q silver y llion. WHICH is tQ be
coined intdHa1l2B&s/dd Ar1
ing to the, hrNMSa rFmr~46'fto
the dflcre nee between The seegniorage
and the actual cost of coinage. The to-
tai amount of subsidiary silver coin to be
issued, including the $4,000, 900 already
authorized by law, il limited to $4,000
600.
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Dr.. JAMES.
is!t Hospital,

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and fraMklin
n eFeets, Chi
cwgO. Illinois.
Chartered by the
State OF Illinois
for the express
purpose oi giving
immediate relitl
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every 1hursiay morning at 81
on The weekly will be- prepaid al this otice, 30
that sibscrib-rs wal obtain for sui,scfittioD
rice of Year.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For President,
MANUEL J. TlGOEN,
Of New York
For Nice-President,
THOMAS a. HENDRICKS.
of Indiana.
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ls:,sass. nc suln,,,y.
, 1876-09-10

Tho Democratic papers, aud those profess
edly neutral sheets which favor tho Demo-
eraue parry, AaTo been aeizod with lit Of
respectaballty. Ihe attack wna sudden and
without any premonitory symptoms, and It
~ not certain how long it will last, It can
hardly continue long, as it ia not in koeping
with constitutional nnd hereditary tendencies.
and has BEEN superln.tuced by local and ten,-
porary oauses. This attack Of respcctahility
hss taken tho form OF disgust at the use Of
personalities In politics. They are aatonished
and offended TINT ths Republicans should
make personal assaults, not with bludgeons,
indeed, but with printers Ink, on those dis
tinguishcd characlera, eminent for respccta-
bility, Mr. SAMUEL ]. T1IpEn, AIr. DANIEL
VOORHEES,, and Mr.. LEW STEWARD. They
had supposed that the election campaign
was to be conducted as between gen.
tlemon, and that politeness of specch and
ausvity Of intercourse would characterize
both parties. 10 insure this, the Democrats
sifted THAR entire purity to obtsln "truly
, 1876-09-10
PERSONAL

n. +. II. I.ecky Ia engaged In writing history
ut socsal lfa in Tue eighteenth century.
The Prince Imperial Of Austria IL soon u begin
taur intended to lEs through two years In Europe
and America.
jssse Eo'nosoy n to eutlurs the horrors Of sota.
~ confinement. which, il the uo.elsss speak truly
IL worse t'lan hanging.
NM, Ercktnsnn. .chatrian i,avo written play
ea!lesi ''L'AmI Fsltz," Which hxs been accepted
hy Ias Theatre Frahcais,
Gen. 1ristow Aas renewed tho lcaye Of bis house
In Washington, and, 1t II presumed, Intends 10
continue h!s residence thrre.
lit. William Morris has nsw poem In press, the
subject nf which IL tie great Northern story ai
"Stsusd and ihu Klblungs'
The Spectator says that tho only drawback To the
Dayreuth Festival IL lta total want Of utilty,-a
pretty serious drawback, one would aay,
It Il said that Count Won Arnlm e8u have par.
don ~ Hoon ~ Ea will consent to &sk uisna rex
p2Fdon, which thus far hu has declined II d..
Nj. JaAesT. Fields read one Of Hobart Collyes'
u >se.@apA~ lAst asaasx,. st Asse@sstef, AAM, IL
, 1876-09-10

HaaHSy<it seems, is innocent of the
|)ofenso Of foting to close the Cen
Exposition on Sundays, as alleged by
man newspapers retained in the ill.,
Pf A1r. T11pEa. Thia assertion WIZ
I ry enpha.ical1y, and from it there
luctions to tho effect TINT HAYES Ia a
=" u - muckor" q "temporenzlor,"
Tho other hidoo1s things the Ger.
. 20 profoundly. The fact turns
that GOV. HAYES was not member
itennial Commission, and conse.
d no opportunity Of voting on tue
10 way or the other.
, 1876-09-10
THE WHISKY PROSECUTIONS,

Within tho last ten days, tho distiilcrs and
rectifors Of Chicago who composed what has
been popularly styled AZ thu "first batch, "
being those whose establishments were seizetl
In May, 1876, wore brought before tho Unted
States District Court, and were discharged
The mystery which has hung over these casos
bus been at last c1eared up. The second
division Of tho accused parties, arrested
nearly year latsr, have boon tried, several
OF them convicted, and arc In prison. That
somo arrangement had been made betwoon
the Government and tho first batch vas as
sumed, but what that arrangement was has
never beon mule public. Ono Of tho first
acts Of Ir. sTohRs npou his appointment rs
assistant to tho United States Attorney was
TO have these casss called, aud thus com.
pei tha formal and public pluading of the
agreement In which full immunity from all
criminal proceedings was guaranteed 70 them
by The Government. That agreement has
becn published, and the public hays had an
opportunity to Judge Of Its character. Thu
theory II the Governments representa-
tivea haa boen that thess men Furnished the
evidence upon which Tho subsequent arresta
were made It may not, perhaps, bs Just to
critioiso thiE agreement At this time, b..
cauao when matlo tho Government attorneys
could not judga Of the future as 1t is uow
judged In tbs light Of full experience; bnt
tho fact Ii nona tho loss Obvious that. esti-
mating crima by its magnitude In each cass,
tie large. fish were allowed tn escape, *.
pecting beltor in the second haul, which,
however, resulted III catch Of comparative
ininnows. But tha agrec.nsnt vas made,
aud had to 10 kept in good faith, aud the
first batch were discharged.
Tie second batch were supplemented by
h1ossra. llrssNo aud ltguM, who wsre not
manufacturers and were not officials. The
Government representatives. though they
lad testimony enough to convict NguM, &C.
ceptea In o!Eer IN hia part, aud granted him
Immunity from imprisonment in the peni-
tontiary, and ngreed that his imprisonment
should not exceed six months. For this im-
1nunity ho offered to prove The guilt OF
WApswoarH, 8lusx, WAnp. and others bat
tho trial Of MUM SO clearly demonstrated
the worthlessaess OF lia testimony that the
prosecution OF the othsrs was abandoned,
Ths second butch, with Tho exception Of
Rusu and PAHLM4a, ali pleaded guilty, claim.
ing that they wero assured by the Govern,
,nent otlcers that they would DO punished
lightly, anl all-aliio. This agrooment, it it
existed, was not kept the sentences wero
varied; End from thix fuot wo assume that no
such agreement existed, ~ thu represents,
t9Ves-off tAa Sornlne4t would not lays no.
, 1876-09-10

In view Of the large amount Of money that
will be spent on the erection Of tho Court
Houao, aud ths bad hands into which tho
control of the County Board has falleu, the
people Of Cook County should take as liveIy
M interest in the election OF Commissioners
This fall NJ in any other part Of the ticket.
It will bo necessary to select all tivo Of the
Commissioners to be elected from. mon of
undoubtca integrity, in order to improve tho
character of tie Board and protect tho peo-
pie from the Hing. The Commissioners
elected thrcs years ago who 60 out this year
ara LoYEnuAN and JOHNSON from tho West
Side, HEnT1sa from the North Side, Bunntck
from tho South Side, and BussE from one Ut
the country diEtricts, OF these, RuaD1cx aud
BussE always, and HEErMa usually, have
voted against the Ring msasures. It will ba
well to run Buan1cx and BussE again, With
out regard to tho national divisions in politics.
LoNKRoAS is not candidate, and JoKS-
oS,wlo is one of the indicted Commissioners,
ought not 10 receive nomination from eithor
party. An excellent mama has bcon suggest
cd in tho West Diviaion,-GxonoE ". NEw-
coMu, an old citizen Of means and excellent
character, and If another a good man
can be found TO tako tho nomination with
linn, these two plaoeH can be assured to the
ant;-Ring elemont in tla Board. Neither
party can afford To nominate for County Com
misaioncrs any man whose pnst conduct or
character warrants suspicion that ho VI
act With tho County Ring. Il al fivo Of
vasr'a vnnnnnfaa nny, Ia E11n1 xw;41, b....a aEB
bravo mon, who will fight tho ningaters as
persistently as Bunp1ox and BussE haye, the
Ring will be minority, aud tho scandal,
waase, md thievory of the county admins
tratlon will DO brought to Al end.
, 1876-09-10
OBITUARY.


Tho Missouri napers coukain lonr nbftuarv
nottecsof aeu. NJ. JETf THOMPSON, who died re-
Gently at st. Joseph lie was born at Harper's
ia nesfy' p & sa., ya1'. ~, ie, ho commenced active
settled in Liberty, Mo-, and shortly inter went to
~ vo7ePn' in looo he went W'th surveying
parry On the line OF tile hannibal & st. Joseph
railroad md remained until the road was COM
p'e!cd' Ill 4ooo. ilo tneh Eesufned 10 d. Joseph
anil WAS appointed City Engineer. In 1850 io
"st," .4"y'. ~ s"o wy anu w t"e ctoso
u lis Lcrm Went INTO tho rcaiestAte business,
In which he remained until ths outbreak Of tho
Var, when he vent South and was Yta{1e Brira-
dier-Gencral Of tho Missouri State Guards, In
1869 he raa captured and kept prisoner oYer a.
year at Fort Delaware. lie wan afterwartl sent
to Charleston, where lle was exchanged, uo iu,-
1ncdsatcly took charge othls old brigadc,but was
aftorward transferred to SnELnY's brigade lie
was tho Inst Confederate General to surrender
west Of the Mississippi. After Tho c.oso Of tho
War lie vent to Memphis and engaged tu the
commission business, and then went to New
Orleans, where he was made Chief Engineer l,y
Gov. WARMoTu, IN 1861 position which hs
held up to tl,e time of Ills death. During thu
War he was famous for bis proclamattons. Of
which the following Ia good specimen;
Wuxrr,s N,t .H.u Io,,,r ~ $3.50
r,nn%ime TX .l'';ons ~: sons y, Fhksoh1 cen.
Sta,s of Si.sntri hsa se.n n = ciei "a IF
ma tn ano, ~. ,e s,, Mo,o w. nas threat.
svhu co1ios,, ,ix so,a,es ioana IN arms
i tfse lie ssosins te H. ~ @enbsr.
II thnt Jxrr o'.s ;.oraau t.stdtose; nnoWye
ths Fr,t Marv niatrct n nssat ot Of
tn3 Mn1;ns s.ss.. ~ ,Ikt nat cef-
III runSs HoWsss, g1amtea " Aet'ng. .uoyernof
ny JscKxox o o: a%I IT,. y
, 1876-09-10

60 that the municipal sinecure
so-ca}lo1 GRs-1nspector should
'cape tho 1runing-knife of tho
|bcil. There is 10Y general
hat this individual gives no qum
Rho couple Of thousand dollars
Fosts. But, If tho place is to bo
least the present incumbent, Al
of the last Administration, should
tho high privilege OF returning to
Plifa. It is under his management of
10 that tho city gas-bills have reached
|trsgeous figure of :B7o0,0o0, autl ono
incidents Of the gas-rofor,a should be
= '"al and the appointment of some
t person who will watch strictly
sts OF the city.
, 1876-09-10

In all tho possibilities of star-eyed Scienco,
in all tho ambitious outreachings and dcs-
pcrate grapplings Of Its votarics with the at-
tainabls and unattainablc, there is nothing
mora cola-bloodel and complnccntly mon
stEous TRAN the imaginary proposition Of
HAEcgr1, the German savant. Says this
Teutonio PoLYpHEMus: "Ws cannot do
bctter than to imagine ourselves, with Hu1-
Ley, to bo tho inhabitants Of anotller planet,
who, taking tho opportunity OF scientific
journey through the universe, l,avo arrived
upon tho carth, aud have there met with a
peculiar t"o-lagged mammal called man, dif-
fused over tho earth In great numbers. In
order to examine him zoologlcally, we should
pack number Of the individuals Of Diff
fcrcnt agss and from different lands
(aa wo ahould do with tho other aninnls
collected on the earth) into largo vessels
filled with spirits Of vino; and on our
return to our plunct, ws should commence
the comparative anatomy Of Rll these tor
rcstrial animals quito objectively." With all
Difference to the opinion, Of The eminent Gcr-
man savant md hin friend Huxley, we
can do a great dual better than to
pack up end set of on any such
eollootson-tour as he suggests. It In tho
boost of Science TINT 1t ID rigid, precise, and
mathematical in oil its demonstrations, scorn-
ing ag1nonts Of fancy and air-castles OF The
Imagination; bnt the suggestion OF HAEc1El
outtloes In all those characteristics anything
TINT Science hns yet evolved. It is iuacxibly
rigid, Internally precise, and sufficiently
mathematical to give one n cold sweat, autl
mako each particular hair to stnnd on end,
like quills upon tho fretful porcupiMe." 1t
adda to Its monstrosity that 1t is patroniz-
ing, coMplacont, mud diabolically kindly.
from tho worry manner in which he pic
turoa this subjective nightmare, 1t Is evi-
dcnt that HAEczK1 would pickle bis two
legged mammal as IzAAK WALTON hooked
tl,s worm, I,-putting him into the spirits
of wina as though ho loved him, and
contemplating him with alt the affection aud
pride bug.colloctor displays in yiowixg his
rare moth. There Is something peculiarly
horrible, even though 1t may be fasciust-
ing, in the vision Of Herr HAEoxxt,, not.
ting out with Huxley and ol4er kindred
spirits, armed and equipped with huge nota
aud monstroua jara filed with alcohol, pre-
,,..,t . -,-1
, 1876-09-10

avices from Louisiaus Indicate that
sudratcs Of that Htato llava eonie-
|anged tlsir plan Of campaign, tlls
"hich will bs exceedingly welcome
'losed population, Int will cause q
4 TO traverao tbs gpins OF every. In.
In thst Stats who, since the
ss migrated from the North in
FR direction with that inav-
-pot-bag. The Ku.Ksux leaders,
eve that ncgro-killing in tho
all right, haye discovered that tls
becoming littls too common Tor
pf ths party in the North. They
efoEo. decided to itntnolats q good.
OF white Republicans, md To this
perry il stuusping tho State, aour.
sanguinary dagger, aud ha,,kcring
llQpd Of the hated carpct-bagger.
lea aru' bringing forth good fruit,
patches Of the past few days fully
, 1876-09-10

OF the New York papers aro making
% ado about tho danger to health
int upon visiting tho Centennial En-
b, growing ont Of the badness of tic
kill water. AZ these very papers arc,
It, filed with accounts almost daily Of
minablo nature Of the Croton water,
[uewhat remarkable that they do not
it any concern about the health Of
to Now York.
, 1876-09-10

ciale, Who, indicted with The others, have
never been called for tia, or sentenco. VI
understand that under instructions from
Washington, these Persons will b called this
week, and any agreement which haa beor
made In their cases will 10 1nads pnbllc, and
put on record; and, II thny were promised
Immunity, they will BE- discharged. This
will complete tho criminal record Of thu
whisky prosecutions, except in tho casa OF
Hor7, and Of some others who ara fugitivcs.
Ths civil penalties in all those cases arc,
under lie law, II enforced, very heavy. It
Is claimed, NC baliove, by the hrst batch, that
the immunity granted them by ths Govern
n,cnt included total exemption from all
civil liabilities, Or responsibility on their
bontts, for violatioua of tho law. This is a
question of fact as we'll rs Of LAM, and wo
understand tho Government has already
brought suits on oil tho bonds, and this
question Of immunity from civil penalties
will 10 juliclal]y determined. The result Of
the criminal trials o. prosecutions has been
the release, by immunity, Of sema fifty dis
til1ers, rectiders, Gaugers, and storskaepers,
and tile conviction and imprisonment Of te,,
or Twelve, including REm1 and HEs1xo, and
the oscape by flight Of In!f dozen, will,
two or TIRES not tried. Tho 1fty wers re-
lcased to socuro the conviction of the others.
The appointment Of Atr. sronas includes,
NO understand, general order from Wash-
ington to clear MP tho docketu Of tho whole
business, by suits, trlals, dismiasals, and ali
o}hht 9.,1sa,Af Tf.,.7n
, 1876-09-10

ton Of Chicago ~ tho grcas centrs Of the
wholesale trade Of this country. This ho1ss
saw that 1t must mako tho change In order to
retain ila shnre Of tho trntle, and other great
jobbcrg in Try goods and other 1inea must
follow their example for The aa'no reoson.
The Chicago house at 4. Z. STEWART i Go.
can lie IN no Senso branch establishment.
It will laava 10 compete with one eatablisi,-
ment doing nearly S20, 100000 Of business
year, another doing nenr1y ts17,000,ooo, and
several doing from $9,100, 600 to 5000, 600.
It will 10 Obliged, therefore, to transact busi-
moss on the same lnrgs scale and In tlls san,e
direct and independent way ns In New
York. It Is reasonably estimated that,
directly aud indirectly, thia change will
add $40, ,00o,00O to tho volume OF Chicago's
trade the fif't yoar, and rroportionate i'll
tho various intcrcsts Of Chicago will receive
share Of the increase It ia sure to bring.
The prospect of this haa already made its
Impress. This busineas mon aro more hope.
full, bloyant, aud enterprising than evsr.
Real estate values and rents have boen
strengthened, and it In felt that tho material
and commercial progreas Of tho city In tho
future will DO more rapid than ever, notwith-
standing tho exceptional growth Of the paBt
II has added feeling Of security and coll
fidenco III tho per,nanency and solidity Of
ohicagos business and growth among tho
people of The whole country,-a feeling thai
has always been cherished in Chicago in spito
Of NIL efforts TO countoract it, and In spito
OF ca1amitioa and nisfortunes, general aud
special
, 1876-09-10

ago produce markets wel0 active
:. aud generally stranger, grain
seAa'o Of continued .lau,l' weutl.-
Tk closed 10c per hrl higher, at
f"r October 4.nl I14.97!@
tue ycar. Lard closed lOo per
F, ut 3lo.Go cash and $10.4.t
Pctobor. Meats wore IL per ID
a@Gsc for summer shoulders,
do short ribs and sE@oo for
Lske freights were quiet, At
II freichty wtr1a
, 1876-09-10
The GcrnaAl4s and TlltIer4

The rsshnsss Of The zukuaN, tAe Democratic
Turner organ. Ia declaring for 1tlden sn4 Hem
bricks, IL costing that unfortunae paper desfly. AZ
Z meeting LeIa In Cosinzton yesterday tbs Eaf
ecutiys Council Of tho Turner Boctety Ia this cscuk
pssaed resolution recommending metphafs 70 eaut
Gel al existing eonssacis aud drop ths papsr Il
oRse Thts 4 ~ Xax tha Qss4asas ~ :. Sess3A
, 1876-09-10

they tnrn aside To nssail tho motives Of thois
antagonists, and TO point ont some selish
and which induces them to adopt their aida
Of the controversy. And, ~ their depend
ence ID thus placed upon tho throwing OF
mud, they become careless Of the so,,rce
whence they derive their vle matcrial, aud
sadly confouud imagination with memory
anil fiction with fact. Aud 10 controversy
losea all dignity anil trutbfnlnoss, and do.
generates into stander md blackguasdism.
Wo hnvo no defense to mike Of that stylo of
warfare, whether in politics or elsewhere.
But at election of rulors by the people is
NOT mere discussion of abstract topics, OF a
comparison Of concrete measures. Great
questions Of political economy are indeed in.
yolvcd, md must occasion choice between
tho parties Which represent opposite riows
and methods. But no direct vote In takon
npon tho questions themselves at the polls.
There it is choice Letwosn men. Tho
candidates aro not opinions in the schools, or
machines at an agricultural exhibition, but
persons bofore body Of voters; and their
respective inorits as persons must necessarily
be canvassed in tito political campaign which
rrecctles tbs election, In this sense tho can
vass must over be personal. The names,
the opinions, and the characters, OF tile can
a'dates Will properly DO upon all lips. Some
times citizens vote on The adoption of
State Constitution or other similar question,
and cast a ballot marked ayes" or "No."
linen no personal issue can DO ra!sed. But 1T
'ne voter most ttrop IN tie ba'lot-bo1 paper
WIN tne ha'ne oi person uponit, he muss in
aa'1e VINO Ana "nat that person Is. Then 1t
p'come8 apPfopflate anu necessary to ask re-
6pecslng ann what Claim has he upon
our confidence shat "s should aid in placing
nl,n t.4. IN a feSpoahDle position. as ruler?
"nat ale hls pohtlca1 Tfo"s, anu what Ia his
Pessonai eaasacterf "hat nus hls past life
oeen how mas ne aetod, when put to tue
8estf IN what manner has he scrved LIS
country aefeto1ofef" Every eelf-rospeetiag
7o.ef VIII ASK thesa "peTsonn. !" Questions,
ana tno ne"spaPcfs, properly anticipating
spcn inquiries, VIII furnish tue "pcrsona"
answers winch ths 1hets dictate. II they
aonero 10 ING 1acts, AMI coin no sanders,
'ney ara mol to % bsamed for making per-
bona' assaats' II tue published facts bear
severely against particular candidates. Every
cano1oats submits hlnlsof to this investigat-
ing process when ha consents to rln for
ONCE.
ihis Ii especially truo in connection with
the pscaent political campaign, in which tho
persons arc sa important as tho principles
trobhuly ths public is looking even mora to
she candidates than 70 the platforms. Both
OF ths platforms promise ciyll.servico reform
anu return to spocle.payments, after
fashion. II Is easy to make general promises.
Ihe vital thing is, Who makes tho promise
and who is to fulfill 1t? Tho Republicans
point 10 HA1Es and WHEELER; tho Democrats
10 I1LDES and ARSpn1cKy, as the indorsera Of
the respective platforms. We aro willing
that the mon should ba compared, and should
Dc taken OF rejected, AZ their personal meriu
may decide. Wo ozpoct tho Democrats to
HTHt6if ff fHnT fhA r4arCcnn1 ~
, 1876-09-10

IS Committee invaded Mr.. BILLINGS
tsterlay, md nftcr breaking through
p1ab1e rights secured from him a
b send in q proposition"
, 1876-09-10

kYRTTE CHAPTER. NO. 2. Il. A. N.--rIa1l
pe.kt. Stated Eptfueattun Monday rycnEnE.
!, At 1880 1'tlnck, TOR lsasincta anu work IN tho
&Degree. by order Ut the ).
T.. NJ. TuCkE Elk. See,
, 1876-09-10

}nbacks at the Now York Gold Ex.
on Saturday were worth from 90s to
on the dollar.
, 1876-09-10
CHICAGO WHOLESALE TRADE,

~a4tAoV WdoLGoAAE TRADE.
IL ls slgn1hcant that tha NO" York 1tmes
recently gave prominence to lettor from
th's CITY setting forth the reasons for bcliev.
ing shas lineage Is TO De the groat 1obb'nG
centfe OF this country and tint very large
bnlk OF the Wholesale business OF New York
WILL 10 transferred to tllH point. The Mlg'
geatson Of the letter was tho location Of a
who!esalo house IN Chicago by the New York
urn OF A. !. STEWART & Co., aud the faot
1hat the s1e"a advanced wore printed with.
CUT comment from the Now York interest
seems 70 'nuicato an admission OF the facts
40 not to DO disputed. If thore woro no
other sign OF ohaosgos commercial dcstiny
than tho circumstance that its business has
gone on increasing steadily ever since tho
panic, vhilo that OF nearly eveEy other city
in tho United Statoa has beon on the decline,
this alone would bo sufficient to warrant tho
conclusion TINT Chicago will tako tho load as
commercial centre. TuE TR1nuxE's last
annual reriew showed tho volums Of
business dona in Chicago IN 1875 to
be $G57, 100000 "a against $3.50, 900, 900
In 1s74,-an increaRe Of $4,000, 600,
notwithstanding tho produce trads of
tho year had fallen of nearly per cent.
Tbs increase in tho wholesale tratla and
manufactures WAS 7 per cent ovor the pro.
vtous year, which, allowing for tho shrinkago
in values, really amounted to an increase Of
20 per cont in tue volume Of business Done
Tho incroase in tho bulk Of. the dry.goods
trade was estimated at fully g5 per cent,
, 1876-09-10

f5AM COUNCIL, No. 81, n. s. r. and &. MA
f:d.aA.. nn Saturday sveAtE, Supt, il. tinPort.
Eualntts requires fH1! altenalira t,f senltltrs.
E1ft CItAS F. FDEiISrlilk, I. l. q. NJ.
.EHffst>, lsecurder..
, 1876-09-10

Il. o. q, F.-Tlcrc w he special meeting At Chtca.
Battalion Of IalrlAtcu Mt t1rr ern"rJ, northeast
ptner Of 1alttc sn1 Nafltsnu-At,. Mahday evening.
bft1nt busl1ett Every I.trttreh Who iutcnda 10 ID.
1upauy the Battalion tu phadelrla il e1pre ed 10 be
~ order OF 4, II. NAUuENEH.
"'' {eh1rf [taut ntn.
, 1876-09-10

knights. .-speelai Cenclave Monday etsn!ng.
/ eourtcn,tslv invited. 1iv order Of the il. G.
CIIAY. J. Tls0WIIltlll1E, Recorder.
, 1876-09-10

RENssELhEt GRAND Lodge or rEHFEC.
Etuiar asaemhly. oil Tliasilay sYcninR nsxi.
tn the 4tk md 3ttl degrees ~ n!derv!
boo1)AI.E, Or. Becty.
, 1876-09-10

bin PARK CHAPTER, y. n. n. A. NJ
fCsn vocation TueFtuY evening, sept. II. for
X. A. degree. The fraternity *tn curtlIalIy u
l.. A. HEEfE. Ii. II.