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PRESIDENT TRALEY.
HIS RHPLT TO THE MAYOR.
H11ketdl tlfxnfeh Ia IAs 1aha,ns

Il cPettoa 1t1HHfH IN ans Ift6HH<s
M1LwAuKEs, Aug. g.-fn replying to. the
words Of the Mayor, President Fraley said:
name Of lhe National Hoard Of Trade for lie inter.
csting. eloquent and snrgesttye hdGrcas that you
words Of welcome such admonIt!ons 70 u a. basi.
nrss men nH think In tho course Of out dcAhers.
t!ons wc shall In grea degree profit by, and that
spaeaI!y tonei,sd vi and IN ths hssrs Il ta tas
gentlemen hero assembled
4 RESPONSE THAT NAT co FORTH 70 THOSE
who control the great tntercstH Of this country and
upon thoasand wings 10 show their heoedcisi In.
metelsy and in otcr great materai in,erests Re q,
this ~ oeea:,on. W asssmsls-l may nj W is =
passed a. beyond the limits Of your State.
" feel: ~ Jon feel, deep.ntefeat 10 tbe'ab
q H. I'd ssfs IL sssos es II
REST UPON BOUND FINANCIAL. palScIr1xs;
practical operation. We ahall have nothing Ia tho
Whks Of business hut Wild confusinn. uncertainty,
dtssfcss. and tn great extent pFo.srssion and ruin
We iook upon
THE AGRICULTURAL REGIONS
Of THY great o1nntsy ever4 to raise the country
out Of esst pr Ct T., e.snE ~
foreign Countries to cur own country. 70 protect
any currency that may b. eAtattshed upon III
snss.l sns best foundation "o look to the SET
THIS GREAT LABOR QUESTION
now with peculiar Interest, and We hnpe that what
you have sagplsscd may 20 forth 10 the world pre-
pared to have its Influence In directing public at
tentlon 10 that great question. causing every man
10 ponder upon IT, to sec the extent In which It
rascfes ht AMI his tntorcsts, his chtdFcua inter.
cs.s. and tho e4'antrys fntercas, aud that each
man. considering 1t In itx relations to himself. and
thus comparing It 10 iA great relations with tho
great interests at the country. will see that,
As LABOR ID TUE CREATOR or ALL WEALTH,
labor should b protected bT saund and wiso
laws aud that for the atttlement Of questions tn.
rortna principles Of labor und capital the best In.
te1lIccucd OF tho country ahond be invited and In
Foked. and thai out Of anch Invitations may CONS
cnnstdc cratons that will lead To the enactment nj
laws referring tho questions Of labor and capltsl
where they eon5c In contact, peFhsps to
BOARDS or ARBITRATION
that mar ascertain precisely tho questions involved
NJ between tho !aDores sud tho cap!lalist By snX-
Eceifng, In words OF courtesy. wisdom. and round
a1Tice, remedial measures for tho accomplish.
meut. that may nettle-ae We efwsys settle
in this eonntrJ-Great principles, not BY
whist il called compromise. IN the polisical sense
Of thc term. but By Compromise adapted 10 cqutt.
abla ccnsiaeratlons, and tho wlaa seeulA which
follow In al cAsts
AN ADMINISTRATION OF TRUE Kourlks.
hope that from our counCtjs may C0tne forth
upon a!l questions that you. Ar. Mayor. have
touched upon. no uncertain round; and thAt thnse
who arc tO make tile 1ntEs and tO administer the
will bu prepared. 20 far ~ our cuMnctls tcRcFve to
be hcedea, 10 carry Into eject the sugcessions aud
resolutions that NO may deliberately adopt. ZAP.
plAu4e,f
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MISCELLANEOUS PROCEED.
INGS.

Spttsst bsspatca 10 7ae TFtasm4
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 2t.-The first business in
order was the election Of officers but the Pscst-
dent eald that, since change of programme
had been suggested. It might be advisable to
haye N expression Of opinion before action was
taken.
The Secretary then read the following amend.
mcns to the Constitution reported by Special
Committee 1t tho last meeting Of tho Board:
~ THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
Amend Sec. Of Art, ". 10 that 1t shall read -
'.1he aduin!strasion Of ths a1a!rs OF the Board
shan BE- ststed In President, First and second
which the President and Vice .ircsidents sislI b.
sx.onteIo members. Tbs. other members Of The
~lcc,ct At large BY tho Board, ana 1ne mcmt,er
from each constituent body, to be chosen ~ here
in afles provided, Ten me,nbefs Of ths Executive
Council shall tN quorum fur ths Transaction OF
business. Tho President, two lce'pres!deuts,
and ten members ~ isrxe ahali ba elected q each
saa b BY bailoi and majority Of iii votes cat
shai be necessary 10 choice. Thelr cIectIon shall
be ihe asst busnss. In ordes after tho submission
di.s6lllty of tho Ffesldeas, i Vics.I'rssI.
aent-h:ytnc pteeedenee 10 tbelr numerical
a H. .b.snes :ss = ba b. p,ssses. :tse I'D I
tss Council, shat de.gnats one Of thetr m nun,Der 10
Ind The Executive Council. TLe Representative
AZ ths Hqcrntivs onmtH mG1 msx y. Jr.nssc H.
the associations they respectively rcufcseui, q
nay % eao.cn Y eaca dclexaf,o9 Y attendance at
inYesrtifs II wr,ius to tho seertsry ,hs snp,fnt.
msat, Of sho delegates so Designated Or chosen;
sna. IN saso o. s6e asasnss q bat ons dsleSato
= rusmbsf St ths Executive Council. Waeno1er
any subject Of great Importance shall scquIre such
shs 'Ss. as tna aee toa nSs DC sie @
Council shall have power 10 set fully aud con.
elaslyely On sach subject, and shall rSpoEs shsls
se''sa - 'a7 aeA' e"'Ht"s n'eenns " 'a' oo@su.
1,,.,,,ze,,. $500. ,~.- .'....s..a -
.,s'.," ~as ,"IAt s,.'.,' . .o' ''s WA
.v.,s =, ~' 49, oo'ss.eu ~ ,.t.s us"s ~so'
WY -. 1xau, ~ Snsaxo, aol'eo u "ou'a
W .'.nu'."n' s'1ss w. ue1lco " move 70 post
po1s ~ 'ue st.:.,ls' na,sss naean'ss'J. .a,.%
!no "oJee.'oa ~ H.aus*"n, .ao ALL I9Ans
'ao'4'a "s' a'*on'oas5 es'eea To-
., o*sAoA.
@ssa''ea .'om .oo po.a'u!oh ooafo 0!
Asaoe VETS 'atsooleea ~ taia luhetafet anu
"'~oae1 ~ A'es'u1"s Eta!c5' hoo s*@ buctF
!n'cte..s weso soc'ose!y loehttaeo tna'' although
tnsJ "foa u"oet oiuetens government shey
"e'o o3etnseu. lApp'ause.J
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tea Of The country, Or. comnrehendlnE them, are
ns8''s fns Of their dnf!cH to the people,.
:. kIIIrptNG.


aes"s fns o1 their dnf!tH To the people.
-. tHIrpisG. ......
tho 1tevIecd Statutes Of tic United staies, no
re- scl can he dee med tessrj Of The initial states
s' 4! entitled to national protection nntess owned
nt:retJ and Commanded by citixens OF the United
states. II anaturatized owner or part owner Of Il
ts' teeee' Foss 10 foreign country and remains
tnetc, tor t~o year,, tho register nf tho
limited States. Or captured b. the United Staten in
mAf. can be registered. No American built rcssel
itcented to sail under foreign Tag during tho Re-
bel!ion Gun be registered anew. No sersei can be
IsSsseEtd the ewner Or part owner o. Hhet! nsnsl.
fote1gnet shali BE- considered foreign seseels and
not entitled 10 another reputation II fepu{ehAsed
pJ United sAteH t1t11ens
If IT WER2 ptefhkp
10 Impose disabilities on the ship 'bniidln9 and
elip. owning iniereth OF ne country, u dItcn's
TO sec how that object Wou!d oe more enect1ali4
accomplished than ~ coatlnnihS IN Joftt these
lawa- .-
AND rEr roL!fioAt coTvEHT1oH
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country mar reasonably hops 10 Frtan bs}a.cs ii
foreign trade In our favor that will greatly facf.
country.
To seek to check further depreciation In y.luoe
shah shat already realized ~ alarming An extent.
and 70 lust,ll confidence In tho enrly return Ot
Intelligent frgi.:tor. sna Il this nosrI ean, viii d
eu|ated 10 accomplish ths end Il csa do the eoon n
tty much ssfElcs, and will he entitled to the gen.
programmes relating 10 these questions; thelr care
ful consideration IL commented to yuar bcst
tnou2aH sn0 moat earnest attention.
DKPAATNAST or CoMMERcH,
At the Az meeting Of tho Hoard tho Coanci Twas
tnstutttd 10 Feusw IL eIosts to secure tho early
establishment ~ u Department of Trade and COM.
Mefce aRa 10 feq1tss that tho sescEnl Constituent
oode: cooperate tn Urging this important subject
npon tho Atteatioa Of cousre.,, Your rin.truct!oa
presenting memorials 10 notb branches Of tha Sa-
tton.! LeSt.lasare. lhe couneil wers favored by y
conference oa M she H. @.ubset with ths Committee on
r. tho corresponding Committee of Tho sen
has alwsJs found serious obstaclss, in
soms ssss. a. .o.ouniag to decided pts|alcs.
based On ono ur both u two OBJECTIONS. n1n,e!Y:
81 alleged " supposed necessity for material IN.
s1ease " we number OF officials OF employees and
he dltsrs!on Of tho power aud patronage ol exit.
Ing Departments,
10 the asst Of these objections which, II we'll
soohasa. It naJ be admitted " Most serious, 1t IL
af2ed thAt Any detailed suKgcs1iuns tuaap BY tais
noafa on ths subject bA!o aIwaya had lu view tbs
tfaasasf TO !as proposed Department Of bureaus
sessiee OF The l:osesnmeut; bui 10 10 arsluSu tne
under one haad. specially charged with tie over
81 the country, u that il, without ma.
ssnall{ 'ne5saaing he expense attending
y snal! tel!e's existias Departments, espe-
detai!, which owing 70 the press Of o.hcr duties,
= the hu.lns.s T. now ai4tributed !. from ueees.
urged repeatedly BY thla Doaru, aui by the Exccu.
urc Council In IT. behalf, thai ,he gsrat Import.
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A Delegation from tic Dominion
Board Of Trade Received
with COrdiality.
The Usual Programme OF SUBJ
sidiary Festivity During
the Week.
4 somewhat Extended Discussion of
United States Navigation
Laws


1hTQRTASEE UF THE EVENT.
Special Ltspatch to The Ts7buss
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 21.-Tho National
Board Of Trads commenced ,ts ninth annual
scssEon hero to-day. Amoug the questions TO
be considered are tho postal telegraph, national
jurisdiction over navigable waters, the shipping
interests, the Bankrupt Ian, spceic payments,
the Resumption ach national currency. tho ST.
yer question, weights Of tho buhhel. revision OF
the tariff, excessive bonds under the Direct In
portation net, and Canadian reciprocity.
NHAnLy ALI TUE BOARDS
throughout the country arc represented, and
the absent delegations arc expected tomorrow.
Following Is o list Of those who have reported
or are coming:
THE pELzoArks.
.Baltin1ors tloara Of Trade. Corn and Flour Er-
fhanqsM;k ,,,;;I IL bayard' j. ". Middleton George
Bo.ion-Joseph s. Ropes. Hamilton A. Till,
., 1ridgtpo't-Morf's r. peardeley. Frederick
TsGalo-E. r. Davis, s. s. Guthrie.
GAledao,,John i; nena'eY., j.. ": Prrtton.
Sas;s! GsI y ss s H. Nfis %sa peiia.on ess
tiis; c,aetsaat Chamber Of coumsrce-s.r F. co,ine
ton. s. hsster TsJios. John a. doncau, .. j.
Dtiron hoard e1 TFade--J. D.. Hayes, A. c.
Da6uqat-w. c. Chamberlain, John T. Han.
cock,
MtitcoAkes EAdnber Of Eoufneree-N p MIR.
1aFeu, George ", Allen, John John,ton, Charfca
Hay,
AtE1fk-Phlntns Jppc4, George B. Swim.
Ntn 1ark Chamber or Cotn,{ref-J. q, r,
StfAushau, WillIatn E. dodge, 8, d, Chittenfen.
Oliver lint ~ "
4Ss4p l.prE CAean IfgHtupr{aftoR Asteedaffon-
4. II. Miller Am6Foae Snow. JAmes i. Barron
Philadelphia Hoard of Itdde-F.ederick Ftajey,
III, Henry Davis,
PHILADELPHIA Commercial Assoclafaon J,
Hoffman, john II. Mechepor, i. Il, Malone, Ii.
Portland Hoard Of Trade-T. C, Uetsey. A. K.
BhurtleH.
1rsnton-James Buchanan, Adam. .Ezton.
OPENING srrxcf,.
r..,-' W o""
""e "est'"A "a@ S""su - ol'ael NJ quarter
aitcF II o'clock by President FralcY.
After pruyer by the Ilry. Mr.. Nicl,o1s- M.vor
rutler ~. jnt-ox;ur.,l ~, .n",.e ~ sH,;.s sS'
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dlesation bo attempted In tho form Of moi rio.
lence.
aeenn 10 bo no oecasion for warfare between their
representatives. aud It IL sincerely to to h0ped
that tie experience Of pa.t cand,ets. resulting A.
littes feelings, lnay cfeetual!y teach both that
tne!r highest Interests are bess promoted Iy coE.
dial cooperation in cd1fts 10 remedy rxtstn: evils
IN his se.uec.lsv sphese Of employer and employed
tho.s prneieles x Jusee and equit5 @ liz shaa1l M
obtatn under circumstances VI % much nlusnal de-
nendsnee Lay. wy b. q !stis avail n .aluat;
saS 1t VII essom:. tss itisnas N'a at
issa Is 2..s 2.GsiR:r:{ .s ss ss
merits of Tho various questions ol conact between
ths representatives Of capital and labot. and seek
eaiu,s 81 qlsputant1. especially when theis ml4.
unlelstaadinx& Affect tho prosperity of tho whuis
\ notable te.tuse Of tho lats demonstrations in
nc name Of labos WAs The large proportion Of idle
yoath ensAeed 10 Eotoas proceedings. Could
geste4 hy Tho resolution Ut the board. Of othef-
Mlss Do 4pptenatcsd 10 auile mechanical pursuit,
thsy soa,a :psedty eseeas atssd for a.sia,ns.s
for tho dtam's shop and tho PeatsalIasJ.
uNIkoHN 6AADIAo oy GRAIN.
The resolution Of The Hoard, adopted On Tho mo.
tton Of tho Produce. Exchange Of Kew York, pro.
Tlalng fof The sppointmcnt vi nss Commissioners
!os ths purpose VI lcstslug sJste.n for lAe uui.
Gamlng Of SUCH comu!seIoutss w tho President,
The selections being made on tho Recommendation
ol constituent bodies Ia the SilIcs Of New York,
Fhilsaclphia, Baltimore, ChicAgv, and Milwaukee.
Thess gentlemen Wcts duly adSista Of theiH -.
Polntmcnl abd that they were exneeted to proceed
III considering the subject tn aueh = msnpsr ~
would be nost agreeable ~ themselves; but no re-
port ha1 been Eecslscd that they have eaxen aDy
ACTION on the subject
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION.
0n sha question OF rAlFo4d transportation, tho
Action " tho Board II tho Last Metttlx Maa Of .
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A!IIAVN WANTED.
Seeaa, pspstca IL The Tytaxse
MlL"AuhEE, aug. Ga resolution sub
mieteu DF thc Hhll&1caphi4 BOafd OF Trade, a.
follows: 4" Kcso}trd. That tbr National Gov.
ern1,ent .hou1S as.o,t ara asa.. IT,. ...,..u. nu
t'on over tho navig.blo waters Of our country,
,...a ' ~. '''~''' ~ A''A 'A' ''''' Wan asA'
MI. W1NsoR, or PHILADELPHIA,
supported lho resolution. and said tha. ID the
.t,... ,I ,.,- - .Lr ~, " ~ $50
rivers anu haFbofs o. inc East wrecks wete A.
lowed to remain In dangerous poeltiouB, In con.
sequence Of the conflict OF jurisdiction ,,o.
tween tho STATE. oor1ertng ou shetr waters.
49,, .o"s ~. .uas .nc usae9s' uosstn'aei't
when pul!t 1oFts 1or their defensc, brcakwatcrs
aud lighthouses for tho protection Of tho
m"to .hom 20 en- sS 1ar
",A..'' eaoa'o ~ s"en .u!4 w" aoau'a'o !a.l
e.e.'on e osc' .uca'. a. p3escnt LUG on.'eu
atates' nciore It coli'd erect lighthouse, had
to obtain permission to so 80 and to acquire tue
laud fr,m the s,a,es. Tbo sncaker M ~ osrn ~
~ .wrs,xo ,x.r.xc.
Of this kind, where the engineer In charge had
to describe epot In Delaware Ba7 on which II
wss nroposcd 10 plscc ltrbt,,ouso Al hetnp atx
r,I,s Ms,nat 49,, -. $500. sss,s. ~
.i."se Ts"IL'.. r.ss's .tn' .ae es po'n! " 'Apu'
CO. Aae AcE1s'atu1e o. Nc" ocfse1 tnen H.
structcd the Governor OF that State to grant
title to the piece Of la.,tl 80 DESCRIBED, aud tho
do.1 ~. .nIamn,v r.r,,a.d
N>~>' W."
A"' "osA
WoStu Lhat thc sesotulIoH oe efHood'eu IN 4 mo-
morfal to be pteaentcl To Congress by tho Ex-
cctttiSe Council.
MR., eNow
sai,l that In New York Nay thc Atatea .ffiofn.on
were co,nniied to TeaIoye wreeks within tl,a,e
iurtaiiritbn. All rivhts nnt rrseryei hv tnn
StaIes vested In H. General f;o1crnmrnt1 nj
md this right could not bo alicnaieti. liz
tho,,eht TIM mattrr VIA mt nne Whirh rheT
shou[d tsko IN MT f,rcsent NJ Il h,Jy. '
MI. wtwsop rrrIaIysn
,hs. tho matter was surc to conc IN befora
TnnrTcs. At II. ncTt ss.s,on. mi h rou,d hs
,r.l1 Il, t.t tI,ut Ii,lv knnp- hn,x tho uoarI fst
on this ;n,nortsnt o,,estjon. @~'
r,,n nrxr r1,oros,r,ow-
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ANOTHER WELCOME.
SPEECH HY THE MtLwAuKxE PRESIDENT.

6psesat Dzpaseh to 1at Tt.osnf.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 2!.-Inmediatcly follow
Ing the speeches recorded In previous dispatches.
hr. Charles Ray, President Of tho Auawaukeo
Chamber Of Commerce, welcomed the Board to
Milwaukee. lie thought II cminently proper
that tho meeting Ia the Centennial year should
hayo BEEN held III New York, aud that tho arst
meeting Of tho new century should have been
appointed to bo held In ona OF tho newest com.
'nerclal cis.ca on tho continent. He welcomed
also
"ANka1cAHS Lfv1N0 UNDER ANOTHER FORM or
GOVERNMENT"
whom they were happy to see amongst them,
Tho speaker rcfcfred hEic0y to tho necessity en-
tailed On business lncn ot attending strictly to
their own branch Of trade, aud thought that
such meetings ~ that of the National Board of
Traio afforded opportunities Of exchaugo Of
thought othcfwise unattainable. [Applauae.l
Hksr0hS1,
President Feaey responded briefly.
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ice-prcatdenta, R. B. Bayard,' Hamilton 4,
HUI, E. B. Dorr, Wiley u. ERan, s. T. Cor.
fneton, J. D. Ha5cs, ". G. Chamberlain, W. 2,
McLarep, ]. 8. 8tranahan, Ambrose Snow, C.J,
Hoffman. Adam E1tou, Thomas E. Herse5,
Phfncas Jones.
M. DoRR,
from the Committee who attended tho meeting,
Of the Dominion Board Of Trade 1T Ottawa,
Can, in January last. reported that the Com.
nistce had been we'll treated. both socially and
BY the Board, and that they found the best Of
good feeling to prevail on tho part Of their
brethren over the line.
dnKAT BRITAIN.
The Secretary read m Invitation from the Na-
tional Association Of Chambers Of Commerce
Of Great Britain 10 the Board 10 send dalecatea
to tho annual meeting At Hull, Eng, IN Sep
temher next
The Secretary Vas instructed 10 acknowledge
the communication, and It WAS agreed that IL
any delegate should be about to visit England
he should be accredited 10 tho Board.
INVITATIONS
werc received thefrom lady managers Of the In.
dustttal School to attend 4 lAwn-partY this
Tuesday evening, and from the Northwestern
transportation Company to Indulge In a boat
ride on Wednesday afternoon, and wore accepted
with thanks.
Mr. Hay. on behalf Of The Milwaukee Cham
bcr Of Commerce, invited the Board 10 drive
ont 10 the National Asylum on Thursday af-
tcsnoon at the close Of business, and to ban-
quet In the evening. Tho Board decided TO
accept With thanks.
AGRICULTURAL TrLEoRAXs.
DS Recommendation Of the Executive Council,
resolution was placed on the docket request
Ing that Congress- mike The Bureau OF "Te1e-
grams and REPORTS for the Bcncnt Of Commerce
and Agrculture:." distinct and permanent
bureau Of the War Department, With such In
ereascd appropriation ~ nar insure and main-
tain the service In its present state 1T efficiency,
and that the service be incrcascd by additions
to the number Of it, stattons and observers, III
order that It may more nearly approach that
perfection In local observation which Is greatly
to be desired.
Lu1nEts.
Mr.. John A. Gano, Of New York, offered ths
following, Which was put On the programme:
the United Statce, and OF tho fact that tarG DUP
upon IN article 50 necessary 10 the manufacturing
and commercial interests Ut thu country Ia one OF
the nb.e 1dons Textures Of class legislation bo te
Hffoitta. Test the National Hoard OF Trade Ee.
fpcenallT rncoumend 70 the eongtcss Ut tbs
lnitsi statee consideration Of the pruprety OF
aholtshnE all duty npon Lumber. 10 amply at tnch
time In the early fnturc rs mnY least listuyh
values Of hiocEs or cut lumber cxetiuR At tho time
tho act shall 60 into effect.
FosTAL TELBGnArHr.
Consideration Of q proposition relating to the
postal Telegraph was postponed temporarily.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
oFTiCE or GENERAL FREIGHT AaExT,
Pn1tAnELfntA. Aug. II, 1877.
NOTICE.


orT,cx or GENERAL FKE1onr AaExT,
Pu1tAuELrntA. Aug. II, 1877.
NOTICE.
Parties having ciaima for goods destroyed BY mob
and not on tho ptcntfcA Of the Pennsylvania 1ia1.
road Company, in tho City of pitAturuh, Allegheny
County. Pennsylvania. on July u and -, 1877.
hereby notified that II tcIr claims made ont
according 10 The following directions. and forward.
put Into shape and presented BY counsel to tho
proper authDEltlck of aaid county without expcnte
10 the claimant. the said county being responsible
to The owner Of rnld good. for such loet. II it
county. such suit will he prosecuted by counsel
without charge, upon tho execution Of tho proper
power Of attorney for that purpose, form Of which
Will be furnished.
DIRECTIONS.
owner. Who're tho owner IA dru,, tho full na,nos
Of the indivtdua1e composing It.
Second Tho bill of fading. ..
TAlM--Copy Of Invoice, verified BY af1dayit Of
claimant lhss i u = true COPY Of tho sane: that
Company which EfsueA tho bill OF ladnx, and that
the pdrc!afe price Of tho goods named therein Was
thc true p1ee paid or agreed 10 bo paid therefor.
Fourth Affidavit OF consgnee that he psTcr 70.
ee!scd tho goods, nor any part Of them.
,Cpon the above evidence being furnished by tho
claimant. the undersigned will ruppirront 1t
BY obtaining an at1ltavtt nt tho clerk of the COM
panY fsaulnY tho bill of l.ding, showing the datp
ard nnmbct Of car In which the goods wcro shipped.
and m affidavit Of clerk Of tue Pennsylvania 1sat.
tae coa'psnJs ynsd in pl!isbnre. nnl tie destfne:
charges luc thereon 4. il, KINGsTt5S.
Gcnesal Freight Agent renusylvania II. II.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29

Millhoim is blessed with Jow auction
undc7 tho supervision Of Koch and Marx
from, I don't know whoro.
Mr. Phillip kroid,r of rcnn sold his
farm and moves 10 BrushValey WcEr,
sorry q lose such s,aunch democrat and
worthy cjtEcu as philip but a. such is the
case We wSnt 1, understood that B-ushyal-
lev will gain by it
sheriff Musser will quiz thp tavern and
move into his mammoth building On Wa
ter street His ,on " 5 Musscr, ~t,lrs.
main IN tie hotel as mine host.
Henry Bc'iagcrclanged hi, photograph
galleryGlnyoi MA u,d,cug confectionery
and oyster saloon
M,llhcim has fr,,,yiass furniture store
with good clever. hardvoghtng gentlemen
ss propreyors. They hs,ca ruu,ins .,ock
on hard, ard are ready Tor She rygu.as
spring trade.
TIE puor ou-c question Es the cause vi
much hasty conversation al present The
Arguments Egc all one one eide and ,hrdr-
c.siou ,r taycs OF our side Hlp, hlp
Oar prophets thinA the -uou is et. hoT,
save a few sm~.l bu,EcIs, aud say laa, "a,
voice or tho urylo vi. soon bv hv>,t 10
the land singing Hayes is the maa and
if he can't attend Ia lt. Don gaa. and Mi.
NO odds what the mas,r, say. O, tor u
ruyegnmeut thats placed az o. pivot 20
~ 10 be turned TO SUIT those who have 'u'
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-29
Allegheny 81, opposite Locb.' Store
THIS ANDruArFRoM MlLLHEIM.

I TIE msjori,v Of tho tenants in Mi'lhein
will shortly change while only
a few of .hrn leave the plAcc.
Mr. Jesse krcsmer, one Of Penn town
ships most worthy citizens, len tor Kan
sSs on last Friday. May success sUen,
him wherever he may De.
Mr. Philip SNonger. one Of the be.t
shoemSksrs that ever walked the street Of
A!jlheim, will leave this place and move
10 Bonneville, Clinton CO. Philip your
good name goes wiki you and your work
will recommend yea.
Milhcim can boast II having good
literary society Nh ch meets once a week
Doors open to all and all are invited 10
take part.
North Mllheim is holdiag sham court
onee week. Some Of eur talented young
men are practieiHg NJ lis bar and meeting
with unparalleled success Mr.. J &
Springer, who lives on Market street,
Millheim, is praeIicing At said bar, and
has never lost case.
Mr. Jacob Gephart who moved from
this place 10 New Berlin. two yeart ago,
returned on La, Thursday and will occu-
py his farm henceforth.
The Millheim Band boys are having
their wagon liked up. and will soon be en-
abled to oulstrip any other band ia the
They hSve 6rsJ-class workman
who Is doing The thing up right.
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