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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

j. $. Trasker. President of the First
National Bank of Wichita. Kan. has been con-
victed of embezzling the banks funds. and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment in the
State Prison
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

John NJ Harlan, of Kentucky, was
nominated as an Associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court, by the President on the 18th.
The nomination was referred to the appropri-
ate committee Of the Senate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-11-01

Guild and Bulkley, the Cashier and
Assistant Cashier of the suspended Chicago
state Savings Institution, have returned to that
city from brief soiourn in Canada. They eX-
press a willingness to assist the Receiver in
realizing upon the assets.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
STEAM LINE TO BRAZIL.
CURE GOVERNMENT AID FOB THEIR ENTER
PRISE.

HOPES OF PHILADELPHIA COMPANY TO sE-
CURE GOVERNMENT AID FOB THEIR ENTER
PRISE.
IBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. Is, 1877.
Gentlemen Interested In the proposed steamship line
from this port Brazil claim received to-day
such assurances from Washington as to warrant them
In believing Stewards bill will be passed.
and that tho Philadelphia line wii in that event,
ceive substantial aid. The bill authorizes the Post
master General TO contract with the approval OF the
President, ana under proper security for the car
rage OF the United States mails in steam vessels OF
approved construction and not less than tons bur-
dcn from port ports Of tho United States to
be by the Postmaster Gonera with tho ap
proval OF the President to Rio Janiero, IN Brazil.
touching AZ st. Thomas and Barbados, and at Para.
Maranham, Pernambuco and Bahia or San Salvador,
or other designated points on tho east coast OF
south Ame rica IN tho OF 800, 00n for such SER
for SUCH service scmi-monny, with the alternative
OF IN equal division OF such scmi-monshy
service between sepcratc lines terminating
at different ports OF tho United Statss, ana oil a
contract with separate companies or persons Tor
more than lines monthly ut the rate OF $780, 0C0
or contracts shall be for less than year
more than three years and under such conditions
to the athul performance cf the said service the
Postmaster General, with tho approval o the Prssi
steamship the Merceda, OF 200 tons, will sail from
this port Para on the 25th inst as the pioneer
sci OF the line and carrying the mails The agents
John Gregg & Co.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsMxGrox, Dee. l6-l \ ".

WAR DEPARTMENT,
cffIcE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsIGxGfox, Dec. lt-l \ ~
Indications
For New England aud tho Middle States and the
lower lake region, rising Barometer exccpta tempo
rary fili along the coast. southvc TO northwest
winds, stationary 10 rising temperature, partly cloudy
weather aud occasional light rains are probable, fol-
lowed by falling temperature
For Tennessee aud the Ohlo Valley. rising followed
by failing barometer, souiher!y 10 westerly WINDS
stationary or rising Temperature, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light rains.
For the upper lasc region. generally higher ba-
rometer, stationary lower Temperature. variable
winds and generally clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi aud I.owor Missouri val
ieys, rising followed by falling, Barometer variable
winds, mostly !rcm southwest TO southeast station
AIRY or lower temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and possibly succeeded the latter by
areas
For The canal regions Of Ohio and Pcnnsy.vanis,
the will generally continue above freezing
sunday night
Cauuonary signals are ordered Tor Easiport, Port.
land, Thatchers Island, Boston, woods hole New
port, Now Haven, New London. New YORK. Sandy
Hook, Barnegat, Atlantic City und Cape May.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
BODIES ON THE WAY.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec IS 1871
Pay director Thomas II. LOCKER, United States
Navy detailed bv tho Secretary OF the Navy to visit
the locality OF the wreck of tho Huron arrived hero
this morning on the steamer from Norfolk on his
return TO Washington. Four boacs OF the Of tho
sh.pwrcckcd vessel were brought up, aud Mr. Locker
assisted IN forwarding them 70 their homes He states
that friends OF the buried tho coast continue
to arrive, bat unprcpared to remove tho rem ANS
that metallic cases necessary for this purpose
that rends aud relations OF the dead should proceed
10 Norfolk. where such be procured, thence
by the steamer Cygnct TO Van Slycks and thence 10
royner's, who knows the location Of tho idcn ti6ed
bodies nd Will ard In pointing thvm out
The Secretary OF the Navy In making hts detail to
visit the wreck and aid In the recovery OF the bodies
has evnced earnest personal interest and sympathy In
tha her yement caused by the loss OF the Huron,
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

coalition vote, and 1t was finally de-
cided, after much debate, that the Ministry
would not resign.
NEW HALL OF THE GERMAN INSTITUTE.
The new hall Of the German Institute in
Rome was inaugurated yesterday, the Ger
man Ambassador presiding. Signor De
Rossi delivered the lecture on the occasion,
taking for his subject ''rhe Topography Of
Ancient Rome"
NEW OTTOMAN MINISTER TO ROME.
The reception at the Quirinal OF the new
Turkish Minister is set down for to-day
Sunday.
GRANT IN GENOA.
A despatch from Genoa dated yesterday
says :-"Ex-P President Grant, who reached
here yesterday in the United States steamer
vandalia, visited the town during the day
and afterward received the authorities of
Genoa on board the. United States steamer
vandalia. He sailed for Leghorn to-day"
'oa THE BLACKBURN wEAvERs.
The Manchester Guardian has Blackburn
despatch saying :-''The weavers have
waited on forty firms, owning ~, $50 looms,
to ascertain whether they favor the proposed
five per cent reduction in wages. The own
ers Of G, $40 looms favor and the owners of
13, 100 looms oppose the reduction. The
owners Of 1920 looms refuse to answer, and
the owners of 800 wish to reduce the wages
and working hours. Blackburn hos about
$1,000 looms"
THE WAR AFFECTS THE MONEY MARKET.
The Economist says:--"R -"Russian stocks rose
nearly two per cent on the fall of Plevna,
but Immediately lost much of the rise, and
the stock markets generally fell instead
of advancing. A new set of preoccupations
then arose regarding the terms of peace
should the fall of Plovna lead to negotia-
tions for settlement OF the Eastern ques-
ton. Turkish stocks naturally suffered
under the effect Of the weeks reverses and
the Servian declaration of war.
AM RrcAN STOCKS DEPRESSED.
Much alarm was raised in the American
market by special despatch to the Times,
dated December IL, saying that agitation
for the payment OF the debt in silver had
been revived, and giving the substance of
Senator Matthews concurrent resolution.
The effect Of this news was to depress prices
one per cent. The demand for money con-
tinuel good this week. The rate for three
months bank bills is three and half per
cent on sixty-day bills the rate is three
and fve-eighths per cent, and money for
short pexiods reaching into the new year
is in demand in every form.
A NEW GERMAN LOAN.
Subscriptions to the new issue OF e2, 500, 900
Prussian four per cent consols at 50 3-4
this week show that rs much as 2S7, 600, 600
marks was applied for. German national
loan Of 60, 500, 600 is stated to be in prepara-
ton for funding the Treasury bills which
have been put in circulation for the purpose
of carrying the currency reform through.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
KILLED BY ACCIDENT.
FATAL RESULT OF cARELEssLY HANDLING 4
PISTOL.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp1
uAfrfwoug iIcc fs 1877


PISTOL.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Dec Is, 1917.
Mr.. Richard II. Snowden. brother OF Sheriff Snow
den and leading real estate dealer, met a tragic
catn to-day At hts residence In the west end Thore
were widely circulated ramors that tho one
Of suicide but the Coroner's jury found verdict OF
accidental DEATH in accordance with the statements
of members OF tho family, VINO were present
wneu tho fatal shot fred. From their
st.tements IL appears that Mr. Snowden had
promiscd 10 take revolver that no had
In his house TO friend, and after breakfast, about
ten O'Clock walked into his library with the pistol In
MS hand Hc convcrscd for several minutes with his
vile and dautAtcrs, and while thus engaged com
m enoed polishing tho barrel OF tho weapon.
1t suddenly exploded and the ball. very large ono,
entered MS and penetrated 10 depth oil i've
inches seyering, 1t is supposed, the intestines His
horror stricken wife caught him IN her arms
as he ie and medical aid was called,
but 10 no purpose HIS death cnsued six hours later
Mr. Snowdcn was man OF considerable wealth. and
was highly esteemed Tor his social qualities and neg.
rty He was a native oi Prince George county, and
up to within lew months ago was President OF the
Consumers Gas Company oftnis city.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
LIFE INSURANCE DECISION.
icy rsLncnApn 10 THE HERALD. |

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, .. @, Dec. 10, 1877.
In the United States District Court to-day the
ton or J. n. Dent agains. the Equitable Lis Insur
ance Company, OF Now York, was tried This suit was
brou gut by Mr. Dent recover $1,000 insurance on
the lie oil his son. The company set up Tor defence
that young Dent violating the law ny shooting At
a man at the time no met ms death The Court
charged directly against the company, and a verdict
Tor the iul amount rendered.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
FROM THE WRECKED HURON.
Tex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IEY TELEGRApH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Dec l5, 1877.
Tho steamer b. Il J. Baker, which came up from
the beach. reports that tho Huron rapidly nling
with sand One OF the divers recently in order 10
recover tho body Of sailor had to hoe 10 dig
the sand from around him. The report that Chiel
Engineer Ol.en's body mas been found and brought
to TINS city Is q mistake. HIS bedy has yet been
recovered.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
BURNED 10 DEATH.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
NoRroLg, Va, Dec. 10, ls1I
A dwelling on the farm Of W. W. Tucker, near
Deep Creek. Norfolk county, was burned last night.
aud a negro woman named Ann Atkinson was con
sumed Ia. the dwelling.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty tour hours in
par.son with the corresponding date of year.
Indicated by the therm onletcr al Hudnuts pharmacy,
Bul!dlnv
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
1HE CREIGHTON MURDER TRIAL.
tpY rrLfonApH TO THE HERALD

LANCASTER, Dec. ID, lo77.
The argument In the Creighton murder trial was
completed tnis afternoon before tho largest crowd
,hat ever assembled IN this Court House Mira creigh
ton iainted curing Mr.. Reeves plea aud had 70 DO
taken from the room
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

average temperature yesterday. ............... 43A
Average temperature ior corresponding date last
year. $50. Observation-Disclosures. 30as
1876. 1877.
Weekly era.e.....................2 u 81 so 3.7
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH
suit able holiday present Grcat reduction In prices
Imperais 5 dozen. Cartes 81 first cuss
ish, nrst hoor. U. u. FRIEDRICH, h CO., TO Broad
lwuv 1t.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

A.-Ar BOTH HIS STORES KNOX Is SUPPLY
Ing his giant winter style OF gentemens HATS tho
~.ssra nj
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

THE FURNITURE or THE DAY.
TilONEr BROTH EgS'
Ausr.IAN BkNr WOOD ruRNy!IgnE
has . world wide reputsto
PRINCIPAL DkPOT fOK UNITED STATES
NH FRO ADwAY. Sp-
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

Governor Horace Fairbanks, of Vermont; Congress-
man .. Il. Singleton. of MISSISSIPPI; General Ben
jamn +. Butler OF Massachusetts,; ex-senator Phineas
W. Hitchcock, OF Nebraska, nnd General John s.
Cnvendcr. OF st. Louis, at the Fifth Avenue.
William Bross, OF Chicago. Is At the ST. Nicholas.
Congressman Benjamin A. Willis Is ut the Windsor
Kov. Pelham Williams, OF Boston, is at tho Albenarle
Captain William Watson, of the steam ship Algern Is
ut the Brunswick. Robert Lenox Banks, OF Albany,
is At the Giscy.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

BEWARE OF CoUSTERFEITs AND MUTATIONS
Il. A. NEWELL'S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Coorsd ana white Underwear an Iaii iioSe also scss
Tis Gloves aiHsi aud unncd) Dressing Robes. Smoking
Jackets gold and ivory headed Canes &c ~ bfoadwny
corner WAverley place.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

AS YEAR AFTER YEAR ROLLS INTO THE
great the past aud and tho
Of DEATH hu becomes convinced
that IL is impossible tell the PAIsAN DIAMONDS from the
genuine as they have coating OF rea diamond
crystal base and will lGst forever Tho only place to buy
them is ~ RiGiARD HUMPHREYS. Jewsiicr, sole
Agent United States S1Y broadway 18th
st. New York tor Crcle OF Gcms allied Tree.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

THE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND NERVE FOOD, DIR.
Edward sutton smith is the most reliable tonic he
has with Use Il Tor all cases VI DEBILITY "a
Union sauare, LAvEkNS, l03 broadway AL drugsists
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

MOoDY'S BILIOUS PHYsiC-THE GREAT
American Headache Remedy hftesn cents per box.
HAkNETt's Drug store, Bible House.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND oRocERs
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

ASTOR HOUSE SHOE sTORE--FINEsT HAND.
made ALTERS and rnoEs, u: English Walking shoes $5
Dress Shoes, 81. STERN. > Barclay It.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

A. SIMS SON. HArrERS. FULTON AND
Church. aud old Pos; Office. Nassau LiberyThs
largest assortment ot latest style HATS In the city
manufacturing prices; A goods marked In plain hgurs
ricLIx lilc nrina
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

The place to get real bargains in genuins Diamonds
Sire stone Rings hne white stones SIo UP: seven stone
Clusters 80 single stone scarf fns Sl5 ou: single
stone nrrhps ~, pair single stone studs. 80
pair The new / ypsy settings. Diamonds specially.
SANDfFERs. 0i3 Broadway. corner Bieecker st.
Established lstb
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

PERPETUAL HOLIDAY FOR THOSE VICTIMS
OF rupture who "kIcCs rRuss." I27a Broadway.
removed from Barclay ST. prices reduced.
So FELT HAT, 81 %; SILK HATS ABOUT
half Bro ,dwaS prices u New Church st.. up stairs
A.-BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, ia
Broadway. style aud texture unsurpassed. Fine silk
Hut. 20.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

I. only tno*n remedy LOT the cure of cancer IL
relieves the inucnatin palms iu those and
the offensive odof .Ntcrnai application
For sale ~ all prominent egts ffcsh supply lust
received by JOHN f.iIENKY. CUkRAN 4 CO.. College
4 ltcs.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

PROBABLY EVERY TENTH PERSON WHO WILL
rexd this paragraph cold which could be
sxtin uisnsd In iortyeight hours by ALGs HONEY
HOkEHuuND AND TAR. s..9ft sl..
81 I4...r lual.a iuo
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPa.

IXponsnp .py the WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

The pioneer Of tho genuine nnc dry wines.
For salc ny leading wine merchants ana ,rocers.
HoI.MAN'S PAD CAN DE RELIED UPON TO
prevent The most dangerous Contagious Mdadics. 0e
Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

A.-ESPENSCHEI.D'S FESTIVAL HAT
for th Now Ycur the dashn. and spec
uit visiting hat submitted und
OF tho young ot New York 1t has been
ounzed ndorsed by hom the supreme style the
season .l.N.4Nu II +
The New York herald., 1877-12-16

A.-cOUGHS AND COLDS YIELD READILY TO
scnkScK's fuLaoNIc syHrr, which Is most agreeable
remedy IL heals the puscns the pheem ex
pels iron the with scarcely effort the part
oi the patient FOR sale by AL druggists
ABSOLUTE PURITY, MElLOWED BY AGE--DR.
uSpLnnILLs CnoroS POINT WINES vintage of 1854, Il
being sold BY druggists
, 1877-06-24
F0R1y-FIRsT STREET SEWER.


CHICAGO, Juno Git Woulll seosn that Aomo
Of "tho powers that be " In Hyde Park hays
taken tho bits In thclE teeth and propose TO
drag the taxpayers wherever they plea4a Nov,
It ID very easy matter for those who are In
official position 10 declare that the "aewer
shall bc built, ard II ID not those who own tho
large taxable property who shall ho considered,
but the people who 1.-Two tn tmenty-foos houses"
TlIis decision may be easily made BY those who
do not own q foot Of grouud, and do not pay \
cent, for It il alwaya casr, TO yote away other
peoples money, hut day Of reckoning will bs
likely to follow. Tho people who own
tho twenty-foot houses are the very oncs
who pow Eroan the lauAett 10 TIA Trnstccb tt
quit the levy Of special aasessn,cnts, aud to
tlinke the general expenditures a. light "a pos
s'bie, for tiey arc unable td bear Z. Others
wish to sell and get out OF 4 country where tar.
making and tax~cattng IL carried With such q
high hand, Wlll not the Trustees let up Ia
thetr determination, at ieast until better tin,cs,
bcfore pushing Tie Forty.tirst street sewer
tllroush1 Certainly the halttlozen fatui!iea
whu lfvs on that stfcct west Of Langley, wh1
labor 80 pctsEstenslt with their representative,
could be accommodated With a pipe sewer
through For+y-tl1st street to CONNECT With that
on Drexcl boulevard aud thereby all partlus be
accommodated. AKauA Ey7.
, 1877-06-24
NEWBvRYPtRI.

~ &aS &*Na+&s ~ ~ ,AsVN"Ss
CHICAGO, Juue aa.-Nelthcr author nor reader
cares mucl, for lkst Of erratat but your agree.
aele correspondent, "Neponsct,'' n'akcs sonio
mistakes in Ills letters from Newbusyport, which
you will permit me TO correct.
Gaii Hamilton u Miss Mary Abby Dotlge, mot
"Ahigaii Dodge" II may llc that she took lses
assumed uame from the 6nal syllable OF ABB
gall. but neither neighbor nnr frlsuu kR4ws lcr
dressed In that manner would reagh her,
EcwburypoEt il not the birthplace Of Mrs.
Harriet Prescott spotforl, whose family moved
to Newturypo1t when she WA . Young girl.
She calls Il ~ dear old town." and Il q cor
tAlnly proud to ba her home.
The artIa, ID The ''sad story" did not create
the ineompatib!ilty between the husband an1
Wits. It existed previously. A volubls AmeEi-
can found ths lady tn her sWlss home, married
and brought her TO America, where her home
changed oltcu, aud hcr husband It'd much Of hia
life III the cars and iu rartoua pYrsu!ts, without
mucl success. The tady's giltS won much ad'
! .ntsatlon ftou1 those who met ler, tut to many
| 1t WIS uot \ surprise that dIstuntcut With hi
/ lot had ripencd Into divorce. She subsequently
married the a1tlst. Her son and daughter have
always loyeds and respected thetF u0thsr; and
, 1877-06-24

Total, $40, 357. a.. raid for relief ot btnthc!s,
80, 07B.1 Of widowed families. 81. a61. a; fot
bursfnv tho dead, 81, 4ho. AZ. Tota1 for relief,
SO, 400. 10; current expen.es $32 ss4: OF. Total
expenditures, SIT, aOa. u. Amount on hand; *E, X
7ol ,A Widow and Orphan Fund. xa. ~. 20.
Number Of brothers relieved, 3o7; widowed faml-
hes relieved, R8.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
The Knights Of the United States contributed
$5,4id.59 for the relief Of the people Of saran-
nah, Ga-, during the gcllow.ftves epidemic.
Bro. D. r. Lainc, the efficient Alastcf-at-Arnns
Of ihe Imperia! Lodge EAl tcceivc the conesat-
ulntfons OF the brethren on hts return tomorrow
evening from his Wedding tour.
Past Supreme Representative Kennedy at
tendcd tho recent annual session Of the Grand
Lodge OF Ontario, held u sarnts, and reports a
yery satisfactory State Of afIafrs il that 1urls.
tlictfon. Tl,e membership increased over to per
cent last year, and there Is growing interest In
Pythtan knt0hthood everywhere At the close
of tho sessfou. Dr.. King, who was rcclected
Grand Chancellor, Was made the recipient uf a
very beautiful Past Grand Chancclos's iowel
bY the body.
, 1877-06-24
REAL. ESTATE.
Chicago Borrowing so Per Cent Less
than Two Years Ago.
Transactions in the Loan Market
Mainly Renewals.
ncal.Estate Market Inncttre...9omc Of
the NoteNorty Sales.
Building in 0hioago-something New in
Tenement-Houses

In the loan msrkct there Is no improvement.
Thc'markot continues falling, and bedrock has
apparently not yet been reached. The falling
oil Of business n compared with last years re-
turns averages q per cent, and. when compared
With 1875, there IL decrease Of 10 per cent
Failures continue to drop IN. The property
which las made tho fortunes Of 80 many 10 now
ruLning more fortunes than 1t ever created.
Patience may have to be drawn upon fioerat1y
before any substantial improvement comes TO
tho surface. The main buslncss Of tho
loan market Is renewals, which arc
freely granted, even at lower figures, Ft,cfn
the borrower has proved himself an pny
master. Very few new loans arc being neEoti-
ated. There IL no scarcity OF money, but there
Is great scarcity OF applicants. Ono oe two
sun,s have been placed at Z per cent, but tho
majority OF loans figure at 8. Tho paymcnts
for tho week arc slightly In arrcars in oompars-
son will, tho previous wecks Of the month, but
they sro reported better than Tor tho corEe-
spending period last year.
Tho important rabsacttona Of this past week
Twenty-Five acres In the 8. +. 4 Of Bee. 4, ~,
"A, Town Of Lake, to secure s25ooo' three Je'F'
Michigan avcpue, 48 feet, west fsopt near
Thlrty.lrst street, tis,o five years At per
! Mver atrcot. y feet frontage, running back
106 feet to tho river, sS,oD, five years 1t pef
Madison street, eo}f feet, north front, Be; s:;
tween franklin and Market atfccts; also, B
feet west 'front.' o. fsre;t svsnue eetwssa
si7,slo, ttrce years 1t B pei cent
Ten acrcs at the corner OF Stxticth street and
Madison avenue, $4,000, Ave ycara Mt 8pcr
cent. . ~ ,... ,,,., t~or. ho,r.op
.rrort " .ccrr,i nnt1 Tvrnt v.thIrtl strectt.
, 1877-06-24
KNIGHTS or PYTIIIAB,
rux AurHklA 1npaa NETTING.

SA~ 'VA A*+'*@s As0NSA ~NNAs'sUt
Tho following circular l.as i~en issuet, by tho
Committee on Reception of tue Supreme Lodge
nj Ill anuroachjnr annual session IL Cloyrland.
o.: .....-.. 49,,
IiEAkauAHrEus Or CosxtrTns. rw..-wMsHs-
Il, The Saprema Lodge Rntgh,s Of pythlat Of !ho
World Wy n'd 1t. next annual ss'slon L. W Csy
q s11 p " sc.H Ha u ~ rG; naG
hood Of t,u,canI aSi oi Out state 10 IN maks tbis
@ oecsston aus Of ths rrandest md n,ost i.ooosinu
eseF known to OUT chtsairlc 0fdsr:
Therefore, We extend tnnst cordial md Knight
1y Invitation to you aud the membership through,
0u. she Order to par1leipate IN tho grand demon.
AeFatlon' etc., ete' very un,{ YGHfs: -
rh.,,r,.n ~, =, y ~ - 1,s,aasa;s. MhHaEn
r1 c,o.., scrretn,T1 - @''~ 0'"1S'
Hs.s.s..tos. -. s' ~ ,,,aa,',ao,,. .oo,. ..,no
fsepase"oas On "as".ass"t tsa'e arc os,n9
o,eroek n =. mn al,a 1rst tay. and an tho .econd
~ 49,. ~ ~ ~ ~, "u s.naysf ~ ,'onas ~ .,'
Supreme Lodge IL to bo given In the evening.
TtIE VISIT 0R TIis suPuHAv CltANckLLOn,
ria amnsom. chnn".iinr. 4 4 LAWS vsit,,'
cbtcaeo On thc 18th lat. Win ylsx Ia set.
, 1877-06-24

ordinary butllina.1ots, and II ssid to hare cost
Inc price Of the iand.. 1t contains forty
shops on The ground; Moor. and abo1e
rent Of s7.ho PEI month. There tenemcnts were Tn
demsnA from ths time when they were ready for
use. many people coming ont from New York to
though Tho rents arc moderate even for tenement.
hon'es. they arc said to FIELD q return Of y per
insurance REPAIRS and care OF sho hn,ldtn1 leaves
the satitisetory net income Of : per cent, This
answers The question which has been a pucbear 10
made 10 pay with poor tenants. NeseFthctess. The
prontahleuesa Of ills somewhat explained by tho
TACT which Ia gtven5 that thus far there iaye oesn
Ia exceptional. and implies that the building has
attracted Z better class Of tenants than the Az
eraRe.