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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-03

LOCAL NEWS.
WM. NJ. PRICE & Co., No IA, South Commercial
St, st. Louis, are our authorized agents to transact
all business, contract for advertising and receive
subscriptions
DIR. LAMBERT went over to Helena last
coach.
VIM IT,. S%UTTIERLIN, of this office, is So
journing a few days in Helena.
a number Of young ladies from the valley
are expected in town this week.
FORTY or more bachelors of Diamond are
waiting, to receive leap year calls.
GEO. LIscUM, and James Kenney are in
from the Muscleshell.
COLUMBUS REGL1E, of Deep creek. is in
town.
A. j. HOLLAND, teacher of Confederate
district school, was in town last Saturday.
THERE has been several accessions to the
Good Templars' lodge of this place recently,
and a number more speak of joining.
A YOUNG lady of our city, just learning to
skate, thought she had attained sufficient
skill to turn a circle, and almost succeeded.
She turned a somersault.
Messrs. Nelson Bump, mot that ugly bump
people have SO much to say about, which
is located On logs, rails, etc., and J. R..
Marks, We're in town this week.
OUR young men are jubilant over the
prospect of a grand turnout of ladies from
the surrounding country to their social ball,
to be given Oil the evening Of Westinghouse
Birthday.
THE pupils of our school are taxing their
brains over a problem in mathematics, their
teaches, Mr.. G. S. Kelley, having offered
several handsome presents to those who
shall find a correct solution.
Col. LANEY's spirited team of greys were
out on our streets a few days since, and al
though our roads are not we'll adapted to
a cutter, the fairer portion of our population
enjoyed the pleasure of a fast and merry
sleigh-ride at the hands OF one of our most
gallant bachelors.
WE have not received any Eastern mail
for nearly a week. The cause, we under
stand, is snow on the Utah Northern Rail.
road, but we have charity enough for this
class Of roads to attribute the blockade more
to inefficient management, than to the road
itself.
ELSEWHERE will be found the card of B.
+. Marsh, who is a thorough, practical sur.
veyor, always performing his work in q
manner that gives complete satisfaction te
those Interested.
A PRIVATE letter, received here from Co
rhine, states there is about two and a half fee
Of snow and ice in Bear River Valley tina,
cattle are dying by the dozen, and that thu
settlers say j, is the most severe winter they
have known for years.
AGAIN we have flattering accounts from
the bar claim of Messrs. Hathorn & John
son, Whites gulch. They have their tun
mel in so feet, and the extent of the channe
is still unknown. They are taking out gool
dirt every day.
THERE are no idle men about this camp
and we believe there are fewer men in tn
Territory out of employment than there ha
been for a number of years. This argue
well for MOntana's climate and people. Th,
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First class headlight certificate No PIG. for
onehrd league, issned by the land board o. BraZO-
ria county January -, 1888, TO Samuel s. Gil eft.
First cl IS hetdrigh cert fcate No 2t for one la
Dor issued by the land board Of Nacogdochcs county
February 9, IL, 8, t. v III. + Allison
First cla headlight nnlOcated balance No. l223 for
one la issu d by the Commission of the General
Land Ofice February D. 1861, To ani"l Sh pmqn and
Thomas Toby scrIps Nos 625, G2s, 62S 62J ani 63O,
each $40 acr, issued by Tn, mas Toby, October
10 1876. to Vim. p. Miller.
II not found in ninety days Will apply for dupli-
Gates. BARNES PARKER,
March 2, 1876. mr} 2m Agent for owners.
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11th-wm. p. Blassincame. Democrat.

11th-Wm. p. Blassingame. Democrat.
12th-F. +. Piner, Democrat.
18Th Robert 5. Guy, Democrat and
Granger.
l4th-J. r. Henry, Democrat.
15th-T. J. McCulloch, Democrat.
16th-Tillman smith, Democrat.
l7th-W. VI. Burton, cOlored, Republican..
1Sth-John T. Brady, independent Dem
ocrat.
19th-A. p. Mccormick, Republican.
2Oth-J. W. Carroll, Democrat
2Ist-W. NJ. Brown, Democrat.
22d-... Moore, Democrat.
23d-Themas Ball, Democrat.
24th-I. ID. Stephens, Democrat.
25th-A. w. Terrell, Democrat
26th-W. II. Ledbetter, Democrat
27th-Wells Thompson, Democrat.
2sth W. II. Crain, Democrat.
29rh John :. FuiI Drmy.f,t
3OIh-J- II. McLeary. Democrat
3lst-L. j. Storey, Democrat.
District Judges EIeeted.
First District-H. c. Pedigo
Second District-A j. Booty.
Third District-R. ). Walker
Fourth DistTict-Wm. d. Wood.
Fifth Distrct-B r. E.tes.
Sixth District-R r. Gaines
Seventh D,strict-M II Bruuer.
Eighth District e. J. CLARK.
Ninth DISTRICT Spencer Ford.
Tenth District. \. Carroll.
Eleventh District--N NJ BnIfOrd.
Twelfth DI-trict-J. r. Fleming.
Thirteenth District-D. NJ. Prendergast.
Fourteenth District-X. B. Saunders.
Fifteenth Distrcl-L.. w Moore.
Sixteenth District-E. Il. Turner.
Seventeenth District-W. A. Blackburn.
Eighteenth Dstrict--W. II. BuIkhart.
Nineteenth District--E Everett Lewis.
Twentieth District
Twenty-first ID STRIFE James Mnsterson.
Twenty -second Dislrict-G. ii. Noonan.
Twenty-third District-H. G.. Peasants.
Twenty fourth DIstrict--T. NJ. Paschal.
Twenty-fifth District-Edw. DoughertY.
Twenty sixth Di,trct-W. II. Stewart.
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About the fourth Of April. fro.n Phineas Burch-
ard living 90 the 1ppcr SAa Antonio rosd three miles
fToua Austin THO BROWN HORSE MULES necked
4. eff,s ons fourteen handa hrh, nfEesn years
ald brnnted en- riznt thieh tkas. rs and culnfEr
braale The ogher Is fo1rte<n and hall hands high
rfr1r Al branded b On ieft sh0u3ex and on lsft hp
A ~ ard % - VII be paid for the deVszy % tkE
males The snhncdbzr liberal pay given for infor
u4riea that VII l<ad 70 fhetr discovery. sal g1n
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Representatives Elect, Fifteenth Leg
lalature.


Representatives Elect, Fifteenth Leg
islature.
LIST District-P s. Watts, Democrat.
2d-J. p. McKinnOn, Democrat
3d-T. M. Stone, Democrat.
4th-A. Horton, Democrat.
5th-W. Holley, Democrat.
Oth-W. l.. Denman, Democrat.
Tho. j. Garrison, Democrat.
Sth-R. l.. Parker, Democrat.
0th-B. NJ. Baker, Democrat.
1Oth-S. II. Roberts, colored, Republi-
can.
18th Thomas j. Campbell, Democrat !;
II. M. Burrows, Democrat; T. X. Con-
ly, Democrat.
1eth-Thos. II. Young, Independent.
13th--McA Harris, Democrat.
14th-L. II. McCorkle, Democrat.
15th-T. r. Bonner, Democrat.
1oth-E. p. Marshal, Democrat.
1.-THE. E. Warren, Democrat.
1Sth-M. II. McCuistion, Democrat.
10TH. q. Wilson, Democrat.
20th--S. w. Stewart, Democrat.
2ist-W. II. Price, Democrat.
22d-T. ]. Towlss, Democrat; J. s.
Griffith, DemoaS<t.
23d-zai..se. Gone, Democrat
kca-A. t. Rainey, Democrat.
25th-M. A. CASTOR, Democrat.
26th-D. 9. Darlington, Democrat.
27th-G. w. Mead, Republican; Phillip
Z. Peers, Independent Democrat.
2Sth-H. S. Newland, Independent DEM
ocrat
29th-C. II. Brooks, Democrat.
30th--u. w. Schrier, Democrat.
31st-Sam Y. Smith, Democrat.
32d-L. B. Hightower, Democrat.
SD. U. Barziza, Democrat; L. +.
Schmidt, Democrat.
34th-J. L. McComb, Democrat.
SSth-M. kopperl, Democrat; NJ. Quin
Democrat.
S6th--A. 8. Lathrop, Democrat.
37th-W. II. Holland, Republican, colored (;
Henry Suead, colored, Republican.
Ssth-A. Chesley, Democrat.
39th--A. Wilder.
40th-Wm. Thompson, Democrat
4ist-W. w. Lang, Democrat and Grang-
er; James Boyd, democrat; A. @. Isaacs,
Democrat.
ado. L. Watson, Democrat.
4Sd--G. L. Warren, Democrat.
44th--B. f. Blackman, Democrat.
45th-T. II. Andrews, Democrat.
46th--J. T. Downs, Democrat; John II.
Cochran, Democrat.
47th-Ed. Chambers, Democrat.
4sth-J. III. Martin, Democrat; j. S.
Pattie, Granger.
4o,h-R. ID. Allison, Democrat.
50th-A. B. Manion, Democrat.
6lst-Thos. N. Smith. Democrat.
6sd-G. r Pickett, Democrat.
5Sd-N. H. Darnell, Democrat.
54th-Dr. NJ. lizard, Democrat.
65th-Sam Graham, Democrat.
66th--,A. NJ. Douglass, Democrat.
57th-Lem. Jones, Democrat.
5Sth-L. +. Roberts, Democrat; E. A.
PeFrenot, Democrat
59th-M. v. Kinneson, Democrat; ].
w. Middlebrook, Democrat
60th--W. II. Jones, Democrat.
efst--G. J.,Adkisson, Democrat.
edo. II. p. McGinnis, Democrat
63d-Travis Shaw, Democrat
8&th-W. NJ. Rust Democrat; ]. ".
HutchinS, Democrat.
S5th-John T. Haynes Independent
Republican.
e0th-M. Swisher, Republican. -
67th-A. ]. Northington, Democrat.
6Sth-J. p. Key, Democrat.
69sh--A. ]. Hart, Democrat.
7Oth-W. s. j. Adams, Democrat.
7ist-C. L. Wurzhach, Democrat.
7sd-A. L. Kessler, Democrat.
7Sd--J. n. Runtef. Democrat.
74th--Norton Moses, Democrat.
75th-Louis Cards, Democrat.
76fh-A. Salinas. independent Democrat.
77th--Wm. L. Rogers, Independent.
TSth-T. NJ Dennis, Democrat.
79th-w. s. Coleman, Democrat
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d. BOOK OF NATURE,
MO PAY UNTIL CURED.
DR.. Al. shIpp' physician and Surgeons

100 Van Buren, street. Chicago, illinois, may be con-
suited personally by mail, free OF CHARGE all
chronic private nervous and special diseases Of both
sexes. SPECIAL attention paid to female diseases and
Irregularities Acute and chronic catarrh cured with
application. No charge until the patient is cured.
Medicine sent to any address DIR. Shipp is the only
physician IN chicago who makes no charge until the
patient is cured. Send three cent stamp and your
letters will meet with prompt All strictly
confidential. au26 d&w1y
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BREEDERS Of THOROUGHBRED sHoRTHoRSs
and PURE-BLOODED BERKSHIRE PIGS hase fsr
ale thornnghbre1 End grnoed stock; also. one hun
dre1 1fst class Texas cOWs IN calf By Thoroughbred
shorthpra balls, whsca Nc Wi seil O. exchznee foE
good psoDerfy- n9iiuly
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RIIDTNlrS 'f Es5,s ard :, ,1 13;"s r.:
NHEtHnF young or old, guaranteed BY
HUI u u L The JiidsOn method Of treat
UsHt. 4 solid care no fee. Gail on or zD'Ete 10
DIR. JudSon, 7o5 CEFStsHt street, 81. LoHis, DO.
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Medical.

rse; and every family should have them on hand
theIr projection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them 10 be TIE SAT
e~t, suresr and best Of all the PiHs with which
the market abOunds. By their 0ccdslon3i use,
tie blood j. purified, The corruliions oil me Sys,
trM expelled DISTINCTIONS removed, anu the
whole machinery Of life restored 10 ~ fehithE
aclIyIty fIitefnai oiTans wfi,h beroIBe closeed
and sluggish are cicaHsed by 1gri''S Pills. ana
stimulated info action. Thus inciplent disease
is changed INTO health, the value OF which Grange,
VIXEN fcckoned on the vast mLHiiudes VINO c'!loy
H. can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 20 take, aud preserves tiiclr
virtues uHiin paired for any length OF tune, SO
that tney are sveEiresh, ana periTeuH IellaDle.
without disturbance to the constitution or diet or
occupation.
Full objections are given on the wrapper to
each box now To use item IS q Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
FOR EDy.Prpai.s or indigestion. Lf~fIess-
mess. LaRs-uOr and Los. of Appetite, they
syIl Ie taken moderately TO stimulate the stoIn-
arh, and iestnrcIts healthy tone and action.
r'Dr LiS Complaint and IT. various syInp-
tOm-, Bilious Headache, sick Head
ion. CoIic and Bilious Feyera, they should
be j,Iici0u-y taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action OF enloye the distractions which
cause IL.
For nysentery or DiarrhOea, but one
mild dose j. generally required.
For EEheunsIism. (SOuI, G raVPI. Pal.
pi,.tIon OF the Heart. Pain in the
Side. Back and LOin<. they should be contn
uously taken, as required, 70 change the diseased
y
complaints disappear.
For Drop-y and DrOpsical SweIIings,
they should he taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, large dose should be
taken, AS It produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
As Dinner PIN. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
IN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorateS the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious dGrangement exists. One who feels
tnlcrably well, Oiton finds that dose of these
rms makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and rcnOvatl x oicct on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED By
DIR. u. c. AVER &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. S. Il.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For u 2 relief and
cure OF all lermIgs
meuts IN the st0m-
ach, liver. and bow
els. They are & mild
aferient, and an
excellent purgatIve.
Being purely veEe-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering = prevent
ell by their timely
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w. G. CIIEENEY,
Practical MineraIOgiSt and Assayer


Once with Fillmore Il Woodbridge, "org -ess Avenue,
Bruce Ihuffs)
viii assay ores and lest miuea specimen make
minertOg cal surveys f Ids III burnct, san aba,
NCCulloCh, Men nd kimball, Mason, LlaAO, Oil spie
ana BlanCo cou:tes and nsgOli4te purchase and sale
of mineral farming lands in any of these counties
(Minera sp C MAY b. sent bv mai to The amount
OF ~ ouiNe in package.) W III be pleas 10
respond with rites COME mpatlug mineral Inv est
ment IL any part OF Texas wtIholI charge. For fu
ther particulArs Cal owe, or address L. q box
No IS, Austin. In my absence Mr. a. 7. WO' Ill id e
will receive aud forward sp. cimens AID answer in
Qniries. no OM. A&dltam
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LIST Disarict-E. Hobby, Democrat.
2d-P. II. Edwards, Democrat
sd-J. w. Motley, Democrat.
lIh-Wslter Rpetoe, Republican.
5th-F. n Henry. Democrat. 80 al
eth-W. A. WORKMAN, Democrat and
Granger.
It'll. r. Douglass, Democrat.
6kh-C. G. Francis, Democrat.
oth-ChaEles d. Grace, Democrat. Z I
l0th-B. ID. Martin, Democrat.
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I OOK OUT!
War Among Bakers!!

There among % trade who
offer any of luAves or bread, ely TO do III
chief. = H-.-- ~
The MINER las customers OF Mr.. Gesswein testify
by signature that he gives goo! bread sud that IN :
weight gives genera satisfa uOn. The quality OF
Louis bakery bread meets with our APPRECIATION.
ap26 at win a.. W. ID. Nj. q. U. X.
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convict may he found by nine jurors. lie Is
said to be anxious to secure us Introduction by
a Republican, so that the howl NAV not be
raised that 1t n another ~ his schemes to poree-
cute political opponents. THE It'll " Undcrstood
10 he Intended, mOte particularly, to reach
such eases n those OF George d. Lord add
the Ring suits. II being almost impossible TO
get conviction now. because OF the facility
with which one or two jurYnen can be secured
by defendants.
At the caucus Of Republican Senators last
night Messrs. WoOdin, Harris, and Roger were
appointed a committee to wait upon Gov III
den and urge him 90 Withdraw the nomination
Of Mr. Schuyler for Canal Auditor, and serd In
the name Of some Republican selected by him
self. inasmuch rs II Is generally Understood that
the Republicans In the Senate have determined
not to confirm Democrat for any position. II
Is very doubtful whether the Governor will ac-
Cede to their modest request.
Mr. A; J. Camphell Of New York will intro
duce this week a bill ~ reorgauize the district
counts OF New York by reducing the number
from ten to six. at "A salary Of t5,OyD. II abOl-
ishes the Second, FIFTH. sixth. and Eighth, and
forms the new districts 10y consolidation. IL
aholishes the stenographers and assistant clerks
III all the district courts, aud will, Mr.. Campbell
says, save the city annually over tl0OOO0.
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DIIII.

ARM TRONG.- On NOndaY. Jan. ~. Joan Rohert
.rong, OF acAard ana Liza Armstrong. ed
Z yrIrs ana months
Relatives and frrlds OF the fam r. also the members
Of Ina city lOd.r No. $40 b. and A. NJ respect
tally invited To attend the funeral Al The Episcopal
Church, 7th ST. hunters Point on thursday al
O'ClucA Z. ".
ADAMs.-On Wednesday Jan IA. Eii1 beth Adams
widow OF he late William ADAM, IN the I'D year VI
her
Kcaiivcs and friends ~ me family are respectfully
No. ~ Rank st., IN SATURDAY. I.l -. Al = clock.
1NbfNSON.-on Vein siuy. lHh in l., after a UnE
and Nero inest, William II. and aVn. HgVd u year.,
months, and y daNH
Notice u funeral ga SATURDAY. papcr.
iIllI NJ ON ne iNn inst after lingering I'LL est.
Charles ullu n, IN the tuth wear Uf hlt nsH
Relatives aud friends requested g. attend lis 10
neral gu frhLiy 2lst mt AZ O'Clock, At 22's lAght
HARDCAsTIE.-On Tuesday. Jan Is. 1870, Joseph,
the only OF Co e. D. aad MltA A. Hard astr. aged
2ycis, months, ana II ua}s
l.rAtiv"t uud incuds ntr r'srec' l'y invited o. At.
tend the funeral from TIE idrnre Of ms sirns, lIS
Alien ~. on 1hurrd.y, IN tu-t NJ o'c ors.
joins >rON.-On "wednesday morning. a. his resi-
dretc 9Jg LHfaVr. aV bro Joan Johastoh, IN
hif fJiuN Sc &. lNatral un FUdU
MAGILf- Jau is Nlllau Nas D.
Tho frcuus - M <fmi, Wc r'rffui - i.yfcd TO
attend TIE uncJl RON h- iie rrsi"nce, kasl 16th
h o'clorS.
lief st u,d Iiveruooi naners plelHr copV
THOMSON GA NednD dAi. Jau. ~. ct paralysis,
John Thomson, native Of s0uquhur scotland, Ia hlS
The rciauyes and friends " tae family are invited
attend t fuurr RON ms late residfncr 100 West
SIN T., or Friday, Hlsi INST, at o'clpck 7. u.
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OrENING rHn ctupArGv.
Choice Of the SIKH Assembly District for
President aud Iico-frcsidcnt.

meeting Of Democratic citizens Of thu sixth
Assembly District va. Acii un 1u..lly evening" 90 flS
Grand strcet. Fairies !. McAic4r elected Pr VI
Dent. LaNf 'uco r.. nm aud nli IA Ge1ghrgan Vice
IRE, tlnu V. Camruen aud James Il. Reilly
seer tari,-. aud Ju.iah ". Blown. Treasurer. AMER
f0eeencs los several inrenual cHizent OF the district
thc iu..owin resolutions wore Unanimously adoptcd
Nftfso,. Too Nira 90 tae approach OF tho most
'nn f'an ires dt atial cony tun in IN history
n-u Ctutic party, Vel us tHc ms Important II ~.
&c tm aNas. 10 ghc nstory Of the cuuntry decni
d. sab Democrats tult tue Democracy IA tic
Diif W sections d the cCurfrf should express their
Nic~ras to thr moot rHldult-. for Pres dcnt
aii Vic, ~ csidrnt OF the uitcd States
s..r.' Tat iA tAf lou. lhutla~ a. Memories ~
lnnilu sc ftcy-uis' ttir-liln uf uuacgiAtir-
Netinn io pcnuer-tic rriacpcs a true tApon,n OF
coArii ut'" E"Ntrniru ~ utin oi il-1 iI RAJ al.
ueas. tue and iea, css voc oi me rights u he
-ui an eneuv Of corruption 10 every inru. a
man tnunce qua. incd to er cn7rSc the duties Of
'nfi ma Htrs'r 90 "a free and ruii- tened people
40 'rh ha' IN tn Hon. samuel :. COX "f New
l"fN. VI iccnSnif" man v host long ,orErufsl1nal
experience tu-rtHrr vita tfs troVlcd.e ~ palta.
i1rnnrN ilw- aur a.~s. cualiff hitu eminent de-
irc to Gischar-c c1fC4 = Va. Pr sent. aud that
Nj. fcarl.s svucsVy OF Democratic pfinciple- vi
q lies lpuld "uiit hin To CLAIM On thc democratic
rational tuuveltlIn.
H,s7'rrf rnat We invite the cooperation 81 Demo
cris tar urhou tn country IA the formation OF smi.
laI Vl 4 All
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MooDr IND sAxhEr,s coMIvG.
The HippOdroune Reconstructed nj a Cost o
$4,000 tor the EvaEg ctists' Isc.

The Hippodrouie Reconstructed nj a Cost of
$1,000 tor the EvaEgctistS' Use.
The Hippodrome is being made ready
for he use Of Moody and Snnkev, who will COM
mence theT meetings In Il A,out February. But
ntte vestige Of the sumner garden Of Gilmore
remains. The entrauce to main hall Is on
Madison avenue. Tnis apartment Is divided
FROM the rest OF the vast building by partition
ex.endins to the roof, and Is oval In shape.
Around the sidcs are arranged seats extending
to the roof. In the centre Of his circle Of Sc
are chars nA-d Ia The toOr. Al the far end II
the hall ana onuosite the Maaison avenue or
mann entrance, Is "a llatfDrn extending the en-
tire width OF the huilIlug ia tue centre Of when
l. rails ID paint. On each side Of tho pulpit
are seats for ministers, and near by
Is accommodation for forty newspaper
reporter. This hIli Will seat 1000 pc rsOns. There
are additional entrances Ia iwenty-sgXth anG
INentN-seyeuth streets. Tue man entrance TO
nue. The arrangement Is on the same plan. IL
witt seat between 4.tU and bUJ. A space OF
for 3 feet hetNeen the two halls T. partiuoned
INTO two inquiry rooms. aud two smaller ones
iOr the personal use Of Moody auO Sankey.
The long sprrc underneath the seats. used by
Gili ire ~ drinking and eating saloons. T. nttcd
W. a. liiydte Offices AMI consultation and IN
quiN rooms,
"ILe work" said Mr. muel 1horne, Char
Wau Of IN" Executive Committee, win Dc bn-
i-hct nv the middle of next week. me entire
lot over 100 names OF volunteers from the diff
frr"ut churches The choir Will meet for tho
nrs' time at the Hippodrome for rehearsal to-
ulgaL.
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UTICA. Jan. l9.-DwI X. Pierce ~ Water
VILE "a thus couIty, and Geo. Woodruff Of Elbredge,
Onondlga county, we're to-day arrlgned upon al in-
dcuncnt for tho hrst degree nrlng Plerc -
wrry store IA Wat rvile on TIE m i.nl1s Jan. l,
Tor the purpose ~ gaining t3,O0D in-uRnce tectlVe
lLoIns 81 NittrylIle arr stci NO .druu las FRIDAY
aga i.rce on Saturday, and, attn the assistance Of
Nctu u. Stewart Of Ulci representing the insurance
companies, obu.iucd conffssiona from both Be'ore
the INK % The iudictmrns Vas dry TINS morning, on
motion Of District Attorney Birnitt, Judge Mirain
ttht.nc PIERCE and Woodrun ~ nara labor IN the
S,st f.pn Tor NE, Pierce Is twenty-five years " age,
anu NVVlruh lwtuty -four. Both leave fanlllies.
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ne IUII0NIIIE ItIItI WI TV'tIVtW lt6ItTudY "
CO.. Eu.f. ms nrk srycn'h Regiment:
Ny nIAE CoLoSEL; WAC very glad to the dccis
Ou arrived OF ia reference to the new uiuury, wiich
pc lsh-d this mOrnin - paper. | have been
vi hing - YOU tNi time ~ II Eoulc such
plan were not practicable Am cure It vii meet with
gene rAl approval
would ngot subscribe ~ 600 Zone thousand dolar)
Tor fua building Of tic aruilry TINS scheme
successfully carried OUT Ana you nay call On me Tor
tLat amount whenever II Is required.
Nly respectfully, /. AUGs. fCHEHNfEHoRN.
Mr. Robert LeunOx Kennedy has also donated 500 to
he ne.