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,, Etc., Cheap for Cash, go 5osey Rioux's, Street.

approaching them on her way to
church, accompanied by her gov
erness.
Suddenly the widows son ex-
claimed, al am sure that young
girl would give me a kiss!"
His companions laughed, and
one of them, rich young fellow,
said, at is impossible, Thou, an
utter stranger, and in a public
thoroughfare. 1t is too absurd to
think Of"
Nevertheless, / am confident Of
what l say" returned the other.
The rich student offered to lay a
heavy wager that, so far from sue
ceeding, he would not even venture
to propose such a thing.
Taking him at his word, the poor
student, the moment the young
lady and her attendant passed, fol-
lowed them and politely addressed
them. They stopped. on which,
in modest and straightforward
manner, he said, speaking to the
governors daughter: at entirely
rests with Froken to make my for
tune"
GLOW so ?" demanded she.
81 am poor student" said he,
"the son of widow. If Frollen
would condescend to give me a
kiss, should win large sum of
money, which, enabling me to con-
tinue my studies, would relieve my
mother Of a great anxiety"
IF success depends upon so
small thing" said the innocent
girl. 81 can but comply" and
Herewith, sweetly blushing, she
gave him kiss, just as if he had
been her brother.
Without q thought Of wrong
loing,the Young girl went to church,
and afterwards told her father of
/ the encounter.
The next day the governor sum-
moned the bold student to his pres
ence, anxious to see tho sort Of
person who had thus dared to ac-
cost his daughter. But the Young
mans modest demeanor at once
favorably impressed him. He
heard his story, and was SO well
pleased that he invited him to dine
at the castle twice week.
In about a year the young lady
married the student whose fortune
she had thus made, and who is at
the present day celebrated Swed-
ish philologist. Ills amiable wife
died few years since.
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The s,.aeas of UpsaIa.

Mary Hewitt. in her "Frederika
Brema. and her Swedish Sisters,
repeats the pleasant story OF a
university student in the early part
of the present century. He was
the son OF a poor widow, and was
standing with some Of his college
companions in one Of the public
walks on q fine Sunday morning.
As they were thus standing. the
Young daughter OF the governor, a
good and beautiful gill. was seen
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Assigncc's Notice.

Parties having claims against the late firm OF
- ,nrointed assignee of said firm, and are
herrhy notified and required 10 die your claims
as',inst said hun. with me- or before April LIST,
1875. ~rz ,,s.oo
e,o OF Crowoll 4 Godfrey.
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An Angel ou Board.

Two hours to wait at junction
depot on a midsummer day! That
irrepresSible bog came around.
This time he had tempting fruit,
and I begged him to find my hus-
band. 4 lady at my side said:
Excuse me; but do you carry a
purse when you travel T.
"Never, when wiihmy husband.
"Lot.me tel you s;o-.'."
"Thauks."
And this is what she told me,
and | 10 not doubt It's truth
"My husband was thirty-fve and
Ia country girl Of seventeen when
we were married. Our bridal tour
was TO end on Christmas at bis faith
ers in Boston. We took the boat
from New York. The steamer was
elegant, aud having shown me my
s,atcnom he stepped out. i wen;
hack 10 the cabin, read little,
watched my travelling companions
n great deal, wondered what friend
no had found on the boat, until
simmer time came, and he did not,
~. r.h;,msi,l asked IL 1 were GO
;og TO supper. said. when my
husband comes for me- She went
90 the Office. Inquiry vas made
there was no such man on the boat
Then came the captains request
,,s.how nv tirket.'
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MORTGAGE SALE.-pefault having been
vi made in the conditions of certain indentnre
Of norigasc, maia and executed on the ssth uay
Of May, \. ID. 1874, by Samuel RosenthnI' oil the
city of Alppnn, to William III. Potter and George
T. Lewis and recorded in the othcc of the Regis
ter II Deeds OF the county of Alpena: Michigan,
on the sixth day Of June, A. u. lila ilOer one
/ OF mortgages, on page twenty-five when sAid
mortgage, Was on the End day OF June, 1874, duly
assigned ly William Ii. Potter, 20 deorge /.
Lewis, and the assignment thereof duly recorded
in the Office of the Register OF Deeds, OF Alpenn
county, Michigan, ON the 9th day OF June 1874, IN
Iihcr & of mortgages, on page 80. ana whieh
said mortgagc was on the thirtieth day OF july
A. u. 1874. duly assigned by George +, l.cwls 10
Israel \. smith, saginaw countv, Michigan ana
the assignment thereof duly recorded m the once
of the Register OF Deeds, ct Alpcna county, Mich
igan, on the first day OF August, n. ~. 1879, IN
llhcr [ of mortgages, on page SOL upon WhlcIs
mortgage there Is claimed 20 be- due 81 the date of
this notice for principal and interest. the sum OF
two hundred and thirty-three dollars ,ss3a,uo.,
and also the further sum Of thirty dollars, rs !
reasonable attorney Fee, rs provided Tor IN s.ia
,nor,gacc. and no PROCEEDINGS having been had or
taken either in law or equity, 10 collect the deot
remaining due and secured 10y said mortgage, or
any part thereof therefore,
Notice i hereby glNCu, that by Ntftuc OF
"A power VI sale in sad mortgage contained, on
THURSDAY. the lS,h Gayot May. \. y. 1876, ~ two
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day. NJ the front
door of potter's brick block, on second STREET
in the city Of Alpeua. in the county OF Append,
that being the place for Gliding the Ilrcuit
tonrt Cor the colnty of Alpena, |
shall sell nj public auction or venduc' TO the
HIGHEST bidder, the premises described in said
inortssge, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary
IL satisfy and pay the amounts due for principal
and interest, and attorney fec, and the costs ana
expenses of said sale said promises being de-
scrhoi in said mortgage ~ follows; All those
certain pieces or parcels Of land situate IN the
CITY az Alreun, in county 81 Alpena and state OF
Michigan. aud described rs follows, 10 witt Lots
number three n ana four a.. in block number
nine o. in pottcrs addition the village now
city Of Mpcna, Mich. according 10 the recorded
pat thereof, ,,
Assignee.
c. W. wIsxFr, Attorney for Assignee.
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MANHOOD, how LOST. HOW RESTORED.

.r~s~1 Just published, a new edition Of DIR.
h{nkk Culyerwclis Celebrated Essay on the
,.fnradical cure without medicnel OF sp r
matorrh9a or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, lmrcdimcntA 20 marriage, etc. also
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self
Indulgence or sectional extravaganza, &c.
n,H Price in a sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author, Of this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming conscq uences
Of self-abuse may be radically cured without tho
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the apple
cation of the knife pointing out y mode of cure
nc once simple, certain and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer no matter what his condition
may he, may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
psp This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, on receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers.
+. BRUGMAN & SON.,
IL Ann Street, New York, Post Office Box, 1856.
1893.
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THE WEEKLY COURIER

Has . .srxr circuiafi1n IN every western STATE
and territory. II u our aim 20 make he Neetiy
CeurieF the hest family paper IN the West. and
Ne shall continue 20 eive IN ~ columns q ltrrr
amount AZ miscellaneous rcafIag matter. s'teh -
stories. tales, poems. sctentnc intelligence and
agricultural information fsg rhich uc arc nc'
cultural department especially one % its prout-
ncnt features The fashions are aieo regularly
neported IN ttr cclumns. and the MARKETS. 81
every kind Tsrms-si % p<r ytsr. rosfp>sf.
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S,HERIFF-s sALE--By virtue of an execution
- issued out Of the Superior Couti of Detroit,
WAYNE county. Michigan, hearing date Of OctO-
her IL A. ID. ISIS. and 10 M directed. nj certain
suit wherein Henry Burr i plaintiff. Va Edward
y Campbell. defendant. have this day seiEcd
and lev.sd upon the following real estate. a. the
propertv ~ Etvard 4. Campbell. thr within NAM
"a defendant. 20 wit: All has night. title aud IN
,rresf in four acres Of land descritsd a follows
Ccmmencing a, q puint in Thunder BAY rver
where the south line q section twfnty-one l2ll,
town thirty-one 81, north % rangc cight ; east
s.kes The rivcr ga the east sitc therecf. running
thsnce down said river tweuty-four 81 rods,
,hen~s est snd rsssliei with sAid -ee,lca line
l,nt .wenty-siN ~ rods 10 the town road. thenc'
.o,shr-lv tWeEsy-four "a r'-is ~ said section
line tsence ON saii ~ccfion Inc 70 the river, the
r,lsr, 81 beginning, and the north half ot the
northwest ousrtrf q section seven N, town thir.
tv-one sll nunth q rsnre Eve 5 east. which
viii OR f,r sale AZ public anctcn. % the highest
hi,ss a. welne-alsv. ne ssi day March next. a,
o'ciock IN the aftcrnoon Of sad day.
The above sale vii - held ~ the fron' door 81
pos,.t's p-iok nIock on scond street. IN the en-,
md county ~ Al;,cna. thai bstng the euildins
IN ~hioh The Cirsnii Court for The coanty 81 Al
m. and state Of Michirlm ishcllen..
THOs p. JOHNSTON. sheriff.
DATED a kip~ns ti.is ~ ssy az fetrrsry. is's
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N.ORTGAGE sALE.-Defiult having been
vi MAD. in .he terms and conditions OF certain
mortgage made aa executed on the 10Th day OF
June, A. II. 1875, by md between Daniel l.
Carr and Agnes Carr, OF IN, ut par, anu 1Hson
Gillet and James II. Turnbull, ps.'es 81 the Sc
coni part aud recorded in the office nc kegis-
ter OF Deeds for Alpona county, IN llbvr . - -
OF mortgages, on page ITO, on the goth day =,
June, \. u. 1873. at O'Clock A. NJ, by reason
whereof the power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned has become operative, and IL j. claimed
that there il due and unpaid on said mortgage Ft
the date of this notice. for principal and interest,
the sum OF one hundred and forty-seven dollars.
Isl H. .OO, together with an attorney Zee of htty
dollars, provided Tor in said mortgage should any
scdings b. taken 60 f1rcol1se the same. IN no
suit or proceeding either IN law or equity, having
Neen instituted 20 recover the debt secured BY said
mortgage, or any part thereof. therefore,
Motto i hereby given, that hy virtue Of the
power of sale in said mortgage contained, said
mortgage will be forcclosed 10y sale at public ven-
due 10 the hiohcs, bidder az the promises there
In described. or 80 much thereof as may he nefcs-
sary 10 satisfy the sum Of one hundred and forty.
seven rsl45 Coz dollars and interests, aud said at
torney fee Of fifty dollars, and all charges and
costs allowed by law. on Thursday, the Soth day
Of March, A. ID. 1876, at ten o'clock \. NJ. of said
aa, ~ the front door of the entrance 70 the Cir
emit Court Tooin IN letter Brothers brick block, in
the city OF Alpepa. Aipena county, Michigan. that
hoinE the building where the Circuit Court j. held
for the county ia which said mortgaged premises
are situated.
said niortgleed premises arr situated in the
county of Alpena, state Of Michigan. and arc de-
scribed IN said mortgage rs follows, TO wit Tbs
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter o.
section ~. in town uhirty-one 81, north OF
range seven 5l east and that certain piece par
eel Of land described and taken cut Of the south
west quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section
l one fi' town -thirty-one ISL. north Of range
seven IL cast, now Long Rapids, Alpena county
| Michigan, commencing NJ point in the centre Of
! the An sable and Duncan state road, directly
south OF a lanyc pine stump now standing in tn,
/ southwest corner Of the above named DAME
7 Cars garden, adjoining the house and barn
erected on the above Described premises by limo
| thy Crowley, and recently quit claimed 20 tn
sai Dani.l Carr fronting on the line and eNtendin
ia an sasfofiy direction sion- Tie ccntrr ~ sri.
I rDai far enough ~ thEt the east anl ~est ia,
.ha intcrsect the north line o. the above describ
ed premises 90 make ten acres Of land.
JASON GILLETT.
JAS. ID. TURNRULL,
Mortgages
J. n. TrnxprII, Attorney for Morteaeees.
DATED Dcc. 9Th. 1874 efsvS-
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J. n. TrnxprLr. Attorney FOR Mortgages.
DATED Dec. 9Th. lS5s sfsviS-6
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MORTGAGE SALE.--Default having been
vi made in the conditions of certain inientufc
of m 'rtgage, made and executed on The sixth
day O November \. u. 1874, by Julius Myers ana
: ,rah Myers, his wife, 20 Joseph Stetthelmer,
Charles +. Burrcll and Simon Stetthoimer, anu
recorded in the office Of the Register of Deeds OF
the county Of Alpena, Michigan, the 18th
day of November, \. u. 1874. at o'clock J. NJ,
of said day, in liber of mortgages, ON puEes i6i
aud ass, on which said mortgage there Is claimed
70 be due Rt the date ut this notice, the sum OF
one thousand one hundred aud twelve dollars and
fifteen cents tlll2.l5 and also the further sum OF
one hundred dollars slU0, as reasonable attor-
ncy fee, ~ provided for in said mortgage
Notice is hereby given, that by virtuc Of the
power of sale in said mortgage contained no pro-
ceeaings either in law or in equity having been IN.
stitutcd 20 recover the amount secured by said
mortgage, or any part Thereof, We wiil ON the
9th day of March, \ ID. 1879, 1T 10 O'Clock \ NJ.
of that day, foreclosc said mortgage ~ public
auction, and sell to the highest bidder at
the front door Of Pottrr's Brick Block, ON Second
street. IN the city Of Alpcnu, in said county OF
Apcna. that being the place for holding the Cir
cult Court, for the said county of Alpena, IN
which said mortgaced premises arC situated, SAID
mortgaged premises, or 81 much thereof rs may he
necessary 10 satisfy the said amount due ON said
mortgage, together with the attorney fee atoro-
said, and all interests AMI costs and charges al
lowed by law. said premises IN said mortgage are
described us heinz situate IN the sail city ana coun
~ OF Alpena. Stale of Michigan, and described as
follows. 10 wit Commencing AZ the northwest
corner OF 10: sixteen 'l6 in block one l. and
running southerly ON line of Water street thirty
three 80 feet, thence eastcrly, at right angles
sixty 81 feet. thence az right angles northerly
hir,y-three 20 feet IN second street, thence
westerly on said street 10 place of beginning, be-
ing part of lot rs block one l according to the
recorded plat OF the city Of Alpena.
JOSEPH STErTHEIMER,
CHARLES +. BURRELL,
SIMON STETTHElMER,
Mortgages.
]. n. TvnSncLL,
Attorney for Mortgages eatwl3-i
Dated der. 9th. 1873.
Notice il hereby given that the above sale has
lem postponed until Thursday, the 2Sd day OF
March. 1876. az 10 o'clock \. M, at the above
mentioned place. -
JOSEPH STETTUEIMER,
CHARLES I. BCRRELL,
SIMON STErTHEiMER,
Mortgages.
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Dissolution.

The firm of tolhng s Kelsey, as proprletorso OF
,be skaiinR Rink, IS tins day dissolved by mutual
consent, 4. kelsey retiring. The atians Q, ,ne
Rink viii hereafter be conducted py - Ovi ans,
must " s0''''"' &. GOLIING,
L. KELSEY.
Alpena, Feb. %, 1876. z''"'
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A pMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF FRI, REM Mis-, ES.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL ES-
n TATE.-In the matter of the estate OF Charles
Walters, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that oy virtue o, y ~. n
eense aud authority granted to me by Obed smith
ESQ. Judge of Probate of Alpena County, Michl,
gan, will sell at public aution, to the higheSt
bidder. nj the front OF hall door OF Potter broths
e,s' hrck block, on second street, in the city Of
Ninsna. ON Inc i3;h DAY of April, A. u. 1885, ~
two o'clock T. NJ. of said day, all the interest OF
said deceased In and % the following described
lands, to wit: The southeast quarter OF the
north-west Quarter of section twenty go, ana the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter OF
section sixteen l6, all in township thirty-t"o S2
north Orange four 4 east, Apona county, Mich
igan. .,,,,. ~. .o>,SrO,1-
Administrator.
Dated Feb. IS, 1876.
J. u. TURSBULL, Attorney. 2Sow'--
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ISRAEL y. SMITH

C. w. wIsxrn. Attorney for Assignee.
Dated Feb. 18th, 1876. 2S'wlS-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-13
Southern Baptist Convention.

10 the Southern Baptist Convection, 10 Rich
mond, yesterday, the various standing commit.
tees were announced, after which the subject
of foreign missions was discussed at length by
Drs. j. g. Heiden, Of South Carolina, }. W..
NJ. Williams, of Baltimore, aud j. L. NJ. Cur.
ry, of Virginia. The discussion occupied the
entire days session. A resolution was unanl-
mousy adopted TO largely increase the work OF
the Convention 10 China, Africa and Italy dur.
ing the coming year. ,. :.
Last night the Conyentiou was occupied in
[disoussng the proplIety of re- establlstlDg the
HON" and Foreign Jsurnal Many speeches
were made pro and COZ, and it was hnaly de-:
cided TO re establish the paper.
On the previous day while waiting tor the
report of one OF the delegations Rev. DIR. Full
or, of.Batimore, arose and said that be had a
report to make, which had just come to him.
Just as DR.. Brantly was about TO ia Ike the trad
to come to Richmond be received message
that Deacon A. w. Poulson, OF his church,
whose name has been synoDyme 10 this Con-
veption for enlightened liberality, had been
smitten with apoplexy, and had died 10 three
minutes
DR.. Fuller based on thissincident touching
appeal to his brethren to be also ready, and to
consecrate body, mind, eyes. and lips to the
Lord, that for each one sudden death might
be sudden glory, and that living or dying he
might be the Lords.
DR.. Sampson suggested that special prayer
be made that this aff1iction be sapctifed to the
good of the Convention, and the President
called on DR.. Sampson to lead the evotions
with that view,
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MIR. Beecher's Lecture.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered lee
turc in Washington, last night on education.
During it he said
mo one was so ungovcrnable as fool. Ii
a mao marries fool, thinking that he can gov
ern her, he will have all the rest of his lite to
find out his psychological mistake. People who
have common sense were much more govern
able. About twenty FIVE years ago, he said, 10
his office Of prophet, in which he excelled, he
prophesied that4there would benz more. wars
10 Christendom, and since that time there had
been FIVE of the greatest campaigns ever known
five most awful, wasteuI, expensive, bloody
aud cruc wars and it had come to pass that
DOW he considered himself only half prophet.
The prediction is we'll uttered, but tulfillment
lags The world never kocw Drawer men than
the men Of the South. but they had been worn
out by the resources e wing from the learning
and culture of the North"
He also said
LAS sure as they lived, if they lived long
enough, they would see women voting. After
speaking 10 glowing terms of woman's fine IS
for the ballot, he said that it was shame that
mother had not the power to close the saloon
that Haunted beside her home, no power to
drive away the gambling den that is leading
her children to destruction. and no power tn
regulate the educational policy of the city,
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The Centennial.

The excitement attending the opening OF the
Exposition has now subsidized, and affairs are
gradually assuming order. though there is still
an immense amount of work necessary to rem
der everything perfect. The narrow gauge
railroad has commenced running, aud is a great
accommodation to the crowds that flock from
one section to another. Laborers have an ex-
tensive job in celebrating the damages done
by the throug on Wednesday 10 the vicinity OF
Mechanical Hall 10 their rush over the grassy
lawns aud terraces to obtain view OF the open
ing proceedings.
Yesterday the attendance was comparatively
small, consisting in the main Of foreigners. The
number of paid admissions was about sixteen
| thousand. The. work 10 all directions is being
rapidly pushed forward, land great improvements
are noticeable.
| The japanese workmen are now engaged IN
erecting building in the rear OF the pubc
comfort department Of the Exhibition. This
is to be their baz lar The structure measures
| 100 feet in length and fifty 10 width. The CO.
campmeut of the Ordnance Department at the
base of Georges Hill, is very handsomely fitted
and attracts considerable attention. The United
States s,oreship Supply passed the Break < water
yesterday. She brings works of art by Amer
cans from Mediterranean ports
Fifty three car loads Of exhibits, principally
from Italy and Germany, arrived yesterday.
The heavy rain yesterday afternoon drove
the people from the grounds into the buildings
Gilmore's concert at 3 o'clock was numerous
ly attended.
| A mass meeting to protest against the clos
| ing of the Exhibition on Sundays will be hello
this evening at Musical Fund Hall.
The Knight Templar demonstration which
will take place, commencing the 2Sth iu
staut, and lasting four days, promises to be :
grand affair, one hundred and twenty five
communicates having responded to the invita-
| ton to be present 90 the occasion.
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A correspondent in another column of to
days paper says: And would it not be alb
surd to suppose that the Legislature at the
very moment it was legisatiug to give the peo-
Die right to elect the city officers would take
from them the right to elect the most import
cot body-the Counoil?' Most assurcdly i,
would. but it seems the Legislature was 10,
legislating for any such purpose, but was do
ing everything in its power to middle the
amendment to the charter 30 as to render it
imperative, and to provide that it it should be
rati6ediby the people,it should take away from
them even the right they already possessed of
e'ec,ing the members of the City Council; and
this view Of the case is sustained by the action
of the Senator from this city, who, though
elected by the votes Of those who wanted
the charter changed, pressed the amendment
through the Legislature, and then, when it
came up for ratification by the people, voted
against it.
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ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

mother Ct free nations and deeply revere
those noble virtues and womanly graces which
have made the reign Of Queen Victoria so con
sricuou'. The celebration to which we invite
you will, undoubtedly, be characterised by The
heartlncss ard enthusiasm which spring from
warm sympathies.
The British celebrations heretofore held 10
Virginia have been invariably successful, aud
we feel warranted in stating on behalf Of our
native AID adopted cit;z ms that the cclebra
tiou o! 1876 will lack nothing hat is necessary
to its full and complete SUCCESS.
j.. We therefore ask you one and all 10 join US
10 h6norlng the birthday of her majesty, Queen
Victoria ADD IN adding one more lick 10 til,
golden chain'of affection which binds together
the clizcps OF the Uuiled States and The
British people.
Sigue,I at Petersburg, Virginia, this lI'l
day OF May, 1876
w. L. g. GREGORY,
Mayor OF Petersburg.
d. B. TENANT,
President of the Celebration