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Sensible Advice.

Free Bus from Prescott TO Hastings-one
waY--to all guests AT the Merchants Hotel. Il
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DR.. Hamilton is on active duty at
his dental rooms.
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The Commercial Hotel at Hudson was
formally opened on Monday of last
week. IL contains forty good rooms.
has an elegant parlOr, and eommOdiOus
Office. dining and billiard rooms, and
is a tirss-class hotel in every partieu-
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Just arrived, large invoice of Cot
tenades, Chevoit Sheeting, Ginghams
and Prints, at F. J. Burhyte & Co. S.
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! full line Of Groceries at Fleming's
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Its that same L again we want to
bore you about. As the sign says,
green or black, any style or quality,
we have it.
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The Longmont Colorado Post re-
cords the birth Of daughter on the
3Oth ult To Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Green.
VIM. has many friends here who would
be perfectly willing To smoke a cigar at
his expense in honor of the event.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Tie firm of A. ID. Andrews & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. ID.
Andrews will settle and collect all notes and
accounts due the firm.
A. ID. ANDREWS & Co.
The business heretofore transacted 10y the
above firm will be continued by the under
signed, who havethis day formed a co-part-
nership for that purpose and will assume and
pay all liabilities.
FREEMAN * STEPHENS.
River Falls, Wis, June LIST, 1877. 7-4t
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"SSo J"ot iNNSA'"N "N - ~ - -
II PEOPLE WHO SUFFER from the dull stupid
ity that meets us everywhere in Spring, and
too often in all seasons OF the year, knew how
quick it could be cured by taking AYERS
SUBSTANTIAL to purge the bile from
their systems, we should have better neigh
bors as we'll as clearer heads to deal with.
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U/tSE.9SES 5 HORSESs
All who are in need of such services may
rest assured that all cases entrusted 10 his
care will receive prompt and efficient treat
ment. lie has comfortable and convenient
stable. During the day the Doctor may be
found at X. S. Freeman's Drug Store, and
during the night at his residence ON the Gould
place south OF the iron bridge. He will be
pleased to see all who may require his service
es Calls will receive immediate attention
day or night, rain or shine. Consultation
tree.
Il. W. BROWN, V. S.
River Falls, May 81, 1877. veins
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New Japs. Oolongs and Fine En-
glish Breakfast Teas at f. J. Burhyte
q Co. :.
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HThis Paper has "a Larger Circu-
iufiOn than any other Paper publish
ed i'm the ~. CrOix VaiIey.-H
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J. McKinstry's saw-mill has been shut down
for this season.
J. Ramsey, of Vermont, has purchased the
property III. Ingalls,.
Potato bugs have put in an appearance and
seem to be in a good eating condition.
We understand Miss Bascom, teacher in
the Salem district, is doing efficient work.
p. Themes has added shutters to his new
house which improves its appearance great
ly.
Mr.. Geo. Chapman, OF this place, has NOV
ed his family to Red Wing and he is off for
the Black Hills.
Croquet is so very popular here that some
gentlemen will not stop even for rain storm,
but procure umbrellas and continue the
game.
Mr.. n. Blair. OF this place, went to visit
friends in Dodge county about two months
ago, and has not since been heard from. Ills
friends fear foul play is the cause.
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VETERINARY.
DLSE.aSES : H0RSES.

The undersigned pays especial
attention to all
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Rock Elm LODGE. Ne. fSS. |. 0. OF.

Regular business meetings the first Satur-
day evening after the fun moon in each
month. Nj. &. GUEST, N. Gs
DAvlp ScOTT, Sec. 8
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Ono.

ONO.
Crops of all kinds look splendidly and
promise a bouatitul harvest.
Owing TO the cold, rainy spell of last week
many of the farmers have had to replant
their corn.
We hear farmers say that larger amount
OF grain has been put in this spring around
here than any former year.
McKinstry & Co have been employing all
the teams they could find IN hauling lumber
to Maiden Rock to fill a bill at Red Wing, Min
nesOta.
VIM. Brisbine, of this place, has just re-
turned from a trip to Winona in skiff. A
capsize and the loss of several articles are
among the incidents of the trip.
Notice is hereby given that it is an I'M
necessary waste of time for agents for sewn,
machines, fanniDg-mills. reapers and mowers
TO call upon farmers in this vicinity, and all
hope they will show their faces in our midst
no more forever.
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Another lot of children's carri-
ages just received at III. G.. Ravens.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Mccormick Reapers and Mowers
are not eXcelled. G. VI. Lowell sells
them.
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TO IND T:fLLET.

Farmers sanguine-
Remember the lecture tonight.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Try the new Silver Leaf Fine Cut
TObaccO-it has no superior. For sale
at c.. L. Davis If
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Skiring's Purple Top Rutabaga Seed
for sale at T. j. Burhyte & CO.
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Corsets for so cents at Fleming's.

Corsets for so cents at Fleming's.
Parasols of every variety at Flem-
ing's.
Summer shawls at F. j. Burhyte &
Co 5.
Colfax at the Normal Chapel to-
night.
Fine Hats and Flowers at Mrs.
Scales
Summer Oyercoats at F. J. Burhyte
& Co.'S.
Latest styles of Millinery at Mrs.
Scales.
New salt 81 per barrel at F. J. Bur
byte & CO.
Ellsworth has decided to celebrate
the 4th of July.
a daughter at Rev. 4. c. Jerome's.
AyOirdupOis, ii lbs.
Maple Syrup, and a tip top smoke
you can buy both at Bradshaw's.
Trunks ! All sizes and prices at F.
J. Burhyte & Co.'S.
Fine Cuts, all grades. from 7Octs. to
81 per pound. at c. L. Davis. If
\ good corset for 80 cents at F. j.
Burhyte & Co.'s
Mccormick Reapers and Mowers
are not excelled. G. NJ. Lowell sells
them.
Skiring's Purple Top Rutabaga Seed
for sale at f. j. Burhyte & Co.'S.
Try the new Silver Leaf Fine Cut
Tobacco-it has no superior. For sale
at C. Z. Davis. If
New Japs. Oolongs and Fine En-
glish Breakfast Teas at +. J. Burhyte
q Co. ).
Its that same L again we want to
bore you about. As the sign says,
green or black, any style or quality,
we have it.
PETER T.. BRADSHAW & Co.
Just arrived, a large invoice of Cot
a 81 CT
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a daughter at Rev. 4. c. Jerome's.
AyOirdupOis, III lbs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Ellsworth has decided To celebrate
the 4th of July.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

4 good corset for 80 cents at F. j
Bmhyte & Co. s.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Fine Cuts, all grades. from 70cts. to
81 per pound, at G. L. Davis. tt
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Ayers
Hair VI!gOr,
For restoring Gray Hair To-
its natural Vitality and Color.

A Dire s sing
which is at once
a gre e a Bile,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to ats
os.sx,3ss0T , noIa-
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Rmer falls Journal

RIVER FALLS. WIS, JUNE II. 1877
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

New Salt - per barrel at F. J. Bur-
byte & Co. s.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Trunks All sizes and prices at f
j. Burhyte & Co.'S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Maple Syrup, and tip top smoke
you can buy both at Bradshaw's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

ParaSols of every variety at Flem-
iug'S
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Fine Hats and Flowers at MIS-.
Scales.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Colfax at the Normal Chapel to-
r.i..l.t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-14

Latest Styles of Millinery at Mrs.
Scales.
, 1877-08-19

a VERY FINE NEW PHAETOE AT A GREAT
~ sacrifice: must have money. Cal h1onuaS eA4'
rear .Hll Kahlkh-aT.
, 1877-08-19

A FIRST-CLAss SALOON AND DtNlNG-K14DlaMs.
"A for aalc. Inquire Of j. A. LOMAA. or ~ % es1
, 1877-02-04


though be made cftofs as ptu a Au' sd ss taz, elnEe
ynanTe m 9e uue .u ~ dey that he ever acnowl
na..an -, 49, on.e stea1
eoSeo ans s'e"4'
It is pretty well settled Luat rulnheT VIII pay
with the LouisTilles AGAIN nc.1 ygar. ne s1guea
with them, then received nis telease> ana now
will very pfooaoiy take anosuG aae. tne
ouly wonder Is that the l1 Glno uiant pay MN at
third base last season. With little practice he
is one of the best men IN tat country IN tnst
position. He has been creoltea Win an 1nten-
.tion to p1aFin Rochester. odt last IS improoaoe.
The CUo,ar saws: tsGsorgc Hall is in Brook
len Ne Eavs the Athletics owe him 81 200, and
+ha+ 4be Rnston Club ia the only one that eyer
naid him his salary in full. Unless he can ct
Ills terms from League nine, he will play With
semi.protessional At nan m fates 81 In me name
Of all that is mcrcitu tell, o., tell us what those
terms are. May be two OF three cuos IKE the
Chicago and St. Louis couio ciuo tosc1ner ana
make up the sum aho seeule t.e aeIslces Oh 91r'
Ha1l-to tend the new patent tuFnsti'es.
Those Eastern Journals who shake their fists
and make nm faces because II TIE Chicago
Tn1n11,.r bas bpen selected IS the organ of the
foaerue ), aTe resnectfulIy desired to nut their
te,,,s a,oxo;n ~ tre shears and resume o1arid
nonn,e1enra The League doesn't war,t an or
gan and co,11dn't secure TIE TR1gu;E il it
e' eifd This naner publishes all the ball news it
oan rar # r. GENERAL iutcrcst-aud 1t manawes
- ace oood tIeai What it thinks shout 8. Meas
,'res e. and mcn'' cannot be dictated By the
Teoo,,e-nor vet by Mr, Waite.
., ,.,,aor,outs of onoooo,,,an+
The ofnclal anneuncepes e.at, ~ - .fsa.
received since last ounaaS are " M- V. UorG4n ~
and 4. F. Croft Win ot: Louas, a.s anu y. ~
, 1877-02-04

The figures in the last report Of Graad Secre-
targ Ridgely, G. G. and r. S. Of tie Grand Lodge
Of the United States (45f,6 ,6so), gi7e the number
Of members Of the Ordcr, according to the luris-
dictional reports for the gear ending Dec 81, in
which Germany and Australia are not included
They had at same date 5,7o5 members, which
gives grant total Of 4e0, Hi. The net gain in
1873 was not as large az usual, owing to the ex~
traorlina1ily large number OF suspensions for
non-paYment Of dues; still, the net gain WAS
1900. It Is No exaggerntion to put
the membership ut the present time at
$4,000. Number OF lodges Cncludin-
Austr21a and GermanFh 0,471; increase of
lodges Inst year, 4222: at same percentage of in-
crease, present number Of lodges, ,s21. Total
1874 of $50, 1851; at sane pro rata ot increase
the revenue for the current fiscal year will reach
$5,0 ,00- .... ..-...-
MrsCELLASEoCs-
About sereuty-flye Chicayoails attended tho
recent session Of GRIND Lodge No. i, /. O. B. b.,
held at Detroit
i correspondent inquiries for the cause Of tie
division in the Order Of Good IeInplars- 4
weIl~posted member can tell him, II so disposed
District Grand Lodge No. 4, 4. S. b., conf
rnences It's annual session this morning IN TIL.
knights Of Pythias Hall, corner OF LII Salic and
Adams streets The outside delegates al ar
Frankfurt
The following officers Of Jonathan Lodge, No.
M e. aeras xsas fslseatha1 sise s' f. caI
Steiner; '. r, Edw. Brown; K S. Louis
Brede: F. s.. il. LoxenthaI: T., i. Brct.c; !.
M. Ad AscheE; S. W, II MeIstges; o. W., T.
Wolf.
, 1877-02-04


The most clever tor.eries which had been
ever known, up to the time Of their occurrence, @
were those Of Monroe Edwards. This nan
really possessed commercial genius. and had he
devoted himself to legitimate business he would
have become merchant prince. He preferrea
fraud, however, aud bore the consequences. It
is thIrty-four years since Monroe Edwards was
convicted. William u. Evarts was then youns =
lawyer, and was retalnetl in the defense: =
said that he got his pay in forged check: ~,
wards mad great personal clcgance and g1ase OF
manners. He went to England with forged le5~ +
ters from Daniel Webster, travelling as John (.
GnidwclI The aristocra:y welcomed him to
their icstai halls, aud Ee actually borrowed
$1,000 to return with. In this city BE- Tered ea
clever forgeries In Philadetphia he raised
$4,000 more His trial u this city was ths oc-
casion Of james Watson Webb's duel with ioln
Marshall The latter Was one OF the counsel fof
the defense, and made severe reflections on
Webb, who challcnged Trim and got bullet IN
LIS leg: Edwards N'as sentenced 20 sing sung
for fIye years, and died before the expiration OF
the sentence.
, 1877-02-04
ONE NOW AND LET US REASON To-
GFTHER.

f-..-,on*i~ e1- fo nr P;e-ce
why w peop.eso raiaen 3fed;<a1 n;srorerv
II suppose soui o9,uen pa,,.a & ~ hax haon ths
cures e'e'5shAg oe,atas. n - n,.nnfactnre
'pfnetlce VI h'i'''Sn e11.. - ,s,r. ths
worth'ess nostfun9 ao1 ;7;+,1r t,o+n
ignorant anu eleouious ~ 'ee" ~ 1.ah ~ e~
to cure every los1n VI alse :. :, ~ .xn1,5er
tens has tn,s oeec p.astr a;.,,;sss ar,;,s+ a11
thai many nave aequ'I" - ~ aaas NJ
advertised remeales ou. - a. ~ y ,,,re.
advertise MS ssanu.1lo p.ep. 49, .~ ~, ,o-far-r,
ais" does not c'aa .n..s ~, ths f,a. rbat thev
mlracies' out SUPP puo1 1s.s.,s.. ~ cprta;5,
have oeen ac'eiopeu - ,!,,. sg ~ xaoo,mands
forms ot o'se.1ses ~. +na,r af7escr. IN n,ans
them' ai1eE ha'lns $50 ,a.t[,~.,,,r sncea.s
nunofeu .'ses w.. 49, ,r'.1t.in fo1r1ed nhraf-
, 1877-02-04
DEsOlATl0N.

4 gloomy silence o'er the world IS thrown;
NiEbt covers this fair Earth as with pall1
Soft floating hither comes dreamy cali
That dies at last in one wild, anguished moan
Upon the Atful breeze. aua alone.
And yet with spirit senses keen to hear
The beating Of a1l happy hearts that near
Each other draw, too fnlt Of 1oy Tor tonc
OF sueech. o God! what countless thousands bear
Compan'onship Of love Us sweet as Heaven:
While /, who once hare known too we'll the balm
OF precious friends unto my full heart given,
Sit for that tender lore forever flven4
In utter desolation, stony, calm-
Thou, Father Whose strong yes and nay shall Keep
Back from Thy children what they may not know.
Exccpt With heart break and the feyer-glow
OF hot, dry. eyes that would. yet cannot weep
The fatai blow is struck SO sure and deep,
Right through the heart and beainl Up unto Thee
look from the abyss Of agony,
Full conscious Of no strength TO ovesleaP
The bonds that bid the dear reality
OF human love forever more depart,
And strive, with mute lips set by patu to stone,
70 cali for tears in balnay drops to start.
To calm tie aching anguish Of my heart.
But only cry: ''Thy will, Lord. be done!"
FrLTos STREET BELLE Reach.
, 1877-02-04

Brdtjurd tfa1-} He1c Era.
The immense vein Of gas wa5 struck on the
night Of Oct at dept0 OF $40 feet, and Tas
20 strong Is to render further drilling itnpossF
ble- The we'll is about tro miles IRON bsau.
ford, On the Bruce Rodgers !>s1n. kunntng
from the well are two two-nch pipes, attached ta
which are three gas jets Of the same she, tne
gas belchlng forth from these pipes Win sucn u
terrific rush and noise as to render conversation,
pitched in the ordinary tone, inandibte Tor inly
one-fonrth Of mile away, and TIE roar can %
heard five OF SIX miles away. Ihe plaze uo1n
each Of the three pipes is sent by tue lorce o.
the gas to height Of from Twenty-Five to iorty
feet, the heat being so intense as 70 melt 1h9 69
suow entirely away for distance OF At least Nv
feet and a1so Eeepinc the ground so WARM dur
ing @ ali iii the &C cola weather Of the winter that
strawberry raes and oths1 9 plants eqsxa %e &
sirhtseers have worn the ground, Il is very
dusty. The light is so strong that newspar
per may be read half mule away. 9n Tety Et
dark nights tho illumination 10 grand tIs Inc
li2l1t has frequently been seen tn Ocean. oaaa@
manca, and other towns twenty niles away.
, 1877-02-04
HEARTIeSS.

Why, false heart! do you seem to thrill and
tremble .
'Seath the many eyes that look soft lore to thee:
Why must you and l fore'er dissemble.
Feigring what for Us Is nc'es again to be:
Why nnswerest thon, false eyes! those fond swees
ElanCcS,
Yielding ali thy vcrv sou! to charm and win.-
Tenderest lights whose gleana beguile*, entraEccs,
Shining from the countless tickle loves within:
Why, 0 talse handi does each lingering caress.
That through thy blue veins seems to thrill anu
barn,
Where tender lips leave oft their warm Impress,
Reprove but leave thee power1ess to spurn!
Men we'll uav call me hcartlese false, know:
False to iii the ynst, wide, thsonsing world but
one. ,....
And be-weII, he was false to INC. long, long aso'
Aud re1ret not what do. or what I've done.
: EnSA~
, 1877-02-04

eroup the figures for the lzst three years, when
f viii be seen TINT the Athletic Club has shellcd
out Al, average OF only slo3 per game s tor al all
that time, as against al average Of SAs BY the
other cities in the East. Perhaps It may be pos
from these figures (which are in every case otti-
ciai| that It IS time the Athletic Club took to
itself the wings of the morning, and hew away 1!
to the uttermost parts Of the earth. It has lost
the respect, the. Support, and sYen the PITY, q
shouid r;ye Voy to Some honest organization
backed By reputable men.
THE ARITuMETIcA1 PROSPECT.
The Cincinnati Enquirer man has cast horo~
scope for the future, and prophcsied the stand,
ing Of the mines in 1877 as accurately as 1t could
possibly be done from the material at hana.
He has taken the batting and fielding averages
al the PLAYERS engaged, and from them figured
up the probable effectiveness OF the mines. The
result IS the following table:
, 1877-02-04
SECRET SOCIETIES.

PROGRESS or THE ORDER.
London Standard.


MASONRY.
,.o..e ~, 49, ~,,r
f6o9fSss " iae o"o1n-
Losdoa saanaacd;
II would seem that, financially, mat1ers ate
most fourIshing with the Freemasons, for to
say nothing Of the nrovineial charities and the
doe;;e ~ hanaro1o,,. 5,,a hp ;,;,;r;dnal 1odrpx
- eae'o..oee "oAe - 1uA4 80
throughout tue kfnsuom to their members ana
families When in need OF assistance, the three
great central charities, the BOYS School, the
Gir,s, School and The Renevo1ent 1nstitntfon.
-o~.:.oa -: ~ .~~.7-. ....h. .-a,.,~ ~.
t1ee''ea ootlns lac s"ei'e auonta9 euunss tno
last DAY OF last year the largest tosals ever
reached, the aggregate being over 900, and
exceef1ing that If the vear hefore nv n7.oc0.
1b;s 6,o,,3,1 ,,.os,ar;tr ~ n. ar,snntr chor.
1a'5 aoa'e7A prosperity oi tae tA4sou'c e"ai~
tiles IS an index OF the increasing popularity
and rapid extension OF Freemasonry in this
country. But even without this guide 1t must
have been patent to all observers that, during
tue last lew wears, tae eeyei9pnTnt @ y, ai'e ane
cla1t nas ueen moet a1 ;,, - u..a 4 a.sos
gt ptostS;ss Is; "a, a. s,a ossr Gne nnr's ~ ehnga
Mn1s mS cul sne onctn1ea, h;na .,5 jnnan
n,a sG9e ~ 1nu' ~ ~ ~ 7;ta5 Ssasas
=; n,'o snada ssnn n a. IN mo1o @ - ~ ooones T. ha5
saosn Ius,ns .1e Iass quaz.e5 M 10 ~
pnttalatls Mltnm INC lsst uecaae: 1u. ~ haas ~
eouns.f ~ uas ~ p.os1ess u tne ' h. .s
hc nai1sS i stun re4s ~ srea5 ;n,c
iii ott,er cnrntrics - f-ar,, ,~h}.h ~ IasT thcr
have received yerg greut assistance In their tc-
yeloument of It The Grand od,re of ENGLAND
WINS established in ill, and in 1918 existing dif-
fcrcnces among English Nasons rs to certain
points Of order and Ceremonial were settled BY
The acknowledgment of the one common jusis-
diction Of the United Grand Lodge Of Free
masons' Hall. From this latter year the great
progress OF modern Masonry may be dated. but
its greatest advancement Is rather OF the last
ten or evcn five years. The English mouarchs
and Princess from the reign Of King Athelstane
a. D. 9,6} down to the present era have from
time to time given encouragement to the craftor
become actual members ofit. The greatest i'm
petus Of all impaired to it was the installation
, 1877-02-04
ROWING.
THE BARGE CLUB.


The annual meeting OF the Chicago Barge
Club will be held in the fremont House club
rooms tomorrow evening. At this meeting tue
Treasurer, Captain, and Boarl Of Managers Will
make their annual reports, officers will be elect
ed, aud the standing committees appointed Tor
the ensuing year. The Secretary presents in his
call the following:
Iwonld like to urge upon majority OF tho mem
bers Of this Club the necessity OF more active In
tcrest In its affairs. 1nc records SHOW that aooGt
80 pcr cent OF its members have never tAkea seat
in any Of It's boats, or attended any OF Us meet
pcafance bnt very seldom. The next TOWING sea-
son will soon be at hand and it is now time for us
resolve to attend its meetings. and visit the boat-
house during the rowing season Us often Us pos
sible, mud thus show that have some interest In
Ne now have boating facilities for the accom-
modatton Of th irts- six members At one tme. CT
elusive Of passengers; We owe nota aoiiat ana
have money the ~ Da1 fSa we are a.
location, BY the closing OF the passage from the
boat-honse to the lake.
When such an event OCCURS NC shall have to nafId
mensurate With the quality OF the Club, ana the
proportions which it's likely TO stia!n. We "aEf
house that viii be credit 70 our C1n9 anu 70 PIE
West; housc with furnished clnb-roou. persor,
hafhs, gymnasium. etc. 6Au VIC SUCH q ubNAE,
there would not be manifested the indifference in
club matters that there now Is, and not member
should cease to use his energy and influence until
such result is accomplished.
CRABS
The mile straight-away course Tor tue national
regatta at Detroit next summer was staked out
last week
Hanlau, the Toronto oar5mau. intends leaving
that citg and taking up his abode in The United
States, owing to the lack Of financial encourage"
ment-
The New Ensland Colleges viii zow at New
London this year, and no steps have been taken
who will row an eight~oared race at Spr1nhgeld
, 1877-02-04
THE TRIGGER.
TIE NEW GAME La

TIE HEW 6A32E' I1"*. :,
The Chicago F7dd OF this week publishes tne
n.rr pa1ne law which has just been prepared 1of
,.ubnfssion TO the Legislature Following @1e
, 1877-02-04

OF the MINOR winners are West Roxbury, with
tagenet, so75; imp. Billet, s35o; Wagram, sls5;
Helmbold, $50, Foster, $50; aud Pilgrim $50.
The winnings of horses by unkuown aires
amounted to S11,430 Dickens leaps from 500
to $4.f35; DR.. Lindsay from S25 to $3.50; Gil
from 81 7,1s5 to 81, ,255; and Tpperasy from slS,-
605 to s1,l75.