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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
|Cloaks and Shawls.

ToOTLE, LIVINGSTON CO. offer the only ars,-class
stock of ladies', misses and children's closks and fine shawls
in the city. Special care is taken 10 the selection and purchase
Of the stock for this departmeu,-,he selections being made
entirely from the leading fashionable manufacturers Of New
York: Every garment being we'll made, cut in the lstes, style,
and the material and trimmings used Of the finest quality.
We take great pride in calling the attention of purchasers to
The stock in this department as being far superior 10 that of any
similar establishment, not only in this city, but in the entire
vest, Our new Alaska, Beaver, Velvet, Broche aud Shetland
Shawls. embracing the production of everything choice and
and beautiful to be found in the New York market.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Silks and veIvets.

TOOTLE. LIVINGSTON 4 CO., continue to offer full
lines of Gutnets celebrated Cashmere finish Black eros Grain
Silks in ten different grades in prices, t1j85. 200, 2.25. Q 50. rs.
800. $50 aud upwards, aud highly recommend them 40 the most
durable and elegant fabric produced; retaining the rich gloss.
finish permanently, giving this make pre- eminence over all
other manufactures of silk goods.
Ne have recently purchased . line of %BROCADED Silks,
very stylish for full suits. basqucs or ~ovcrskirt., Princess dresses
or 10 combine with PLAN silks and velve,s for paris of costumes,
myrtle. bronze, olive, seal, navy, Bordeaux, plum and slate. Ia
dress and trimming silks, with q large line Of delicate shades
tor evening, party. and bridal silks. black and colorcd trimming
yelvets to match our silks aud dress goods.
The stock 10 this department will meet the requirements OF
a first class city trade.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Waterproofs

TOOTLE LIVINGSTON & co. display the largest and most
attractive stock of plain and fancy Waterp oos ever offered in
one establishment in The west. The largely 'ncre"ed con,snmp-
ufacturers.o produce finer quality AID more novel and beautiful
styles, many patterns resembling foreign goods of expensive char.
actcr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Omaha, Farnam Street.
st. Joseph. Third Street.
Dress Goods.
Tootle, Livingston 4 Co, Sioux city, invite

Tootle, Livingston 4 Co., Sioux City, invite
the attention Of purchasers to their new and elegant stock now
on exhibition, comprising many new fabrics never before Of
Tered IN the American markets. and only TO be found tour es-
nblishment IN THE city. Foue Clo,ha Grape Aohairs. Camsls
hair Cashmere. French and English Borcls, Australian Bro
|cades, Cypress Cloths. Invisible Plaids 10 tho new delicate
tinted shades of green and blue, bronze and navy. Grenet and
gold, Theirs and Havanne, with our usual large stock Of Lnpu
deaux. Th,ers, seal, olive, plum and slate III a large range Of
prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Now York ofiioe, 33s Broadway
Kansas City, Delaware Street.
SIOUX CITY,
Pearl and Fourth SITS.
Hosiery and Underwear.

TooTLE LIVINGSTON 4 co. have just received an entire.
IL nv = ock Of Ladies', Misses and children'A hosiery, 10 low
priced medium, and in finest quality in fancy and plain shades.
Ladies' and Misses Merino and all wool Underwear 10 medium
price and full regular made. Children's Union Suits In oil
sizes at the most reasonable prices.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Kid Gloves.

TOOTLE. LIVINGSTONE co. in addition the popular AL
exander Kid Gloves in new Fall Shades, have added largely Il
thei: stock in White and Opera Shad.s. button, 3 button.
bu ton and 6 button La les Kids in choice choice shsdes at low
Nr q
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

themselves, and from many concurripp re.
ports that there is a steadily increasing de.
sire, even among the Indians belonging IN
comparatively wild tribes, to have their
children educated.
l invite attention to the reports Of the
secretary of the interior and the commission.
ers Of Indian affairs touching experiments
recently iDaugurated in taking fly Indian
children, boys and girls, from different tribes
to The Hampton normal agricultural inst.
tute, in Virginia, where they are to receive
an elementry English education and being
in agricultural and other useful work. to be-
returned to their tribes after the complete
course az interpreters, instructors and ex-
amples. 1t ia reported that the officer
charged with the selection Of these children
might have had Thousands of young Indians
Sent with him had it oeen possible to make
provision for them.
agree with the secretary of the interior
In saying that the result Of this interesting
experiment, if favorable, may be destined
to become an important factor in the ad.
vancement of civilization among the Ind;. |
ans. '.N"
The question whether a change in n.
control Of the Indian service should he
made. was at the last session Of coppre,s re-.
ferred to a committee for inquiry and report.
Without desiring to anticipate tbe report. /
venture to express the hope that in The de-
cision of 30 important a question. the viev.
expressed above may not be Lost sight Of!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
Worsteds &. Yarns.

TOOTH LIVINGSTON 4 co. have arranged q large aud
exclusive department 10, the exposition aud sale Of their un-
equsled stock Of Zephyr., Wors,eds, Germantown Yarns, Amana
Yarns, Shetland and Saxony Yarns in all the fashionable shades
mouf stock Of Java, Honey Comb, Railroad, Panama md Fancy Fan
Plaid and Plain ~Canvas-Crochet Hooks, Afghan Needles,
Motsos, Slipper Patterns, Pin Cushions, Towel Racka, Brackets,
Gold, Silver and Colored Card Board is complete.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

only the necessaries but most of the luxu
ries that are consumed in civilized coun-
tries. Yet notwithstanding our advantage
OF soil, Climate and intercommunication, it
appears from statistical statements in the
report of the commissioner Of agriculture
that we import annuslly from foreign lands
mary millions Of dollars worth of arri.
cultural products, which could be raised in |
our own country. Numerous questions
arse 10 the practice OF advanced agricul-
ture which can only be answered by ~exper-
iuent, often costly and sometimes
which are beyond The
means Of private individuals ,
and are 3 just and proper charge on The
whole nation for the benefit Of the nation. 4.
1t is q good policy, and especially in times
OF depression and uncertainty in other bust :
ness pursuits, with a vast area unclaimed.
and hence unproductive territory, wisely
opened; to homestead settlement, to encour. .
age BY every proper and legitimate means
The occupation and tillage Of the soil. TIE
efforts of the department of agriculture to :
stimulate old and introduce new %aRricul.
tural industries to improve the quality and
increase the quantity of our products.
determine the value of old or estab.
ish the importance of new method
culture ARE worthy of your carefnI
nd favorable consideration and assis.
.nce By such appropriations Of money and "
Enlargement OF facilities Is may seem TO be
lem anded by the present favorable condi.
ION for the growth and rapid development :
this important interest.
THE ABUSE OF ANIMALS
. transit is widely attracting public At.
A national convention Of societies
interested in the subject, has re. \
entity mel at Baltimore and the facta de.
both in regard to cruelty 70
and the effect of such c~ruelties A
n public health, would seen, 10 de.
the careful consideration OIL
ongrets and the enactmsnt Of more eai
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
H0oQe, Livingston ( Co.,

Pearl and Fourth Sts., Sioux City.
Respectfully request customers, friend. and strangers visit
ing to the general inspection Of their elegant st ok in their ex-
tensive Establishment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03

and that The dechion, Whatever il may Be,
will arrest further agitation Of this subjsct.
such agitation being apt to produces = dis.
turbine effect on the service ~ well ~ on
the Indians themselves.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-03
FIanneis and Cloths.

attention Of their customers 10 their large and varied stock Of
Fl.nuels and Cloths, Shaker Flannels. Red Twill Flannels.
Plaid Cloaking Flannels, Dress and silk Warp Elapnels in.
Guiding choice styles of Figured and Plaid Rob Roy-pauerns
of western manufactufe.
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the EAST SIDE ELEv.irED RO.iD.
A Possibility that u May he Completed Re-
fore the End o. the Year.

From, tbo ,itv Han tothc head Of Chnthnm
suunro no,hine, bns becn dono beyond se,ting
~ - ,. t,,,, tI.u,,
INC iOuhuaHphs lur 'o '''""ih7' = W.T." '"''
down the New Bowory. you sue u long line Of
s,rit, niecns in ,l,,o an tom of thc columns Tor
-, - =, ~ 49,. t
the cHhrrn track ana tho columns vi. 10 .''l
western track, hut Tor the sO-ca, "tiy Hal
branch - which vii .ib, ara. t,.tn.,l.rf.tit,.
- - W." wa ~ 80
'oau' NOT u plllar h"s hoch SOL i'ii' 'i' '''''
Of the Bowcry up To Fourth street tho ro,uunn
lhtiy sou, lew II any string lN'cs hat' n'rlt '1'-
livrrod ON the GROUND, and 40 woro D., bong
damn, an u,,t ,,,,, ii ill.,, t .rl..... ....
80 " W '"'' wv '"'' ''''''' '''''
~ 81 s'mhlance OF ACTIVITY in cun-iru ton 49,
confined To tho Western tta. Is ia fll il,vDrs anil
to thr lin, ,l,,, $50, .,,..., a, , 49,.
w, a,l' ",'pv' 1lNll sll-''' anu Ulio l7 INC
w, ri,,, ,,;s w., ,,,, ' XXI , ~, o., ,,,,
nn',i' o ~, Z ~. !, & T. l .ru TX
,,, I H., 'S ~ r ,, Nv, WY IT,
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GHOST. or UHfT?
The story an Oid Catholic Priest Told Mr.
Hro.nnn Out OF his Own ExperIenee.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-.Sr. | be-
camo 50 much Interested and wrapt up in
reading the narrative on the remarkable OK
periencos of a courageous woman at the Metro
noll,op Uote,. "a related by herself that am
compelled to write out NC substance Of con-
yersntion on the subject with an old Catholic
priest. Ho began with a graphic recital Of an
incident Of his own youth which made a lasting
impression on him.
lie was pursuing his studies at a college in
France. Having gone to bed about o'clock in
tho evening no was awakened at midnight by
what seemed TO him the laying Of an icy cold
hand on his forehead. lie sprang upright in
his bod lie was astOundcd aud unnervcd at
bGhoding the form OF his father before him.
At first he WIS unable TO speak. but. being a
CONTIGUOUS man he gained his cOmDusurc and
Improvisation lie looked AT his watch. A.
he did So tho spectre suddenly vanished He
noted the circumstance in his memorandum
book. and wrote n lotter to his friends IN Ire
land inquirng if anything unusual had hap
poned. Tho news soon arrived by mail TINT his
inthcr was dead. and that during his Illness tho
sec his absent son before he departed. Sngu
larry enough tn" time OF his death cprr"Sponded
exactly with that noted In the memorandum.
This manifestation. the clergyman brioycs.
wns due 10 the goodness Of tn" Creator. When
n soul departs tins life, he said To me. rondi-
lions mny urisp which render the Trnppoarauce
Of tho departed before mis- friends or a'uuaint-
Anres in life mn imperative necessity. II Is
good Catholic doctrine to believe that man
murdcrOusly assaulted in tho midst of his sins
may make his peace with God before the spirit
has llel. but there may remain satlsth2 ZION
due, n uennncc which IL necessary 10 purlcA-
ton. The murderer may die penitcnt also, and
both for their crimes On earth may be pun
ishod ms in the case of room 2i2l by being
compelled 10 nightly visit tho scene of the
tragedy until the penancar Is accomplished.
NEW YORK. May /. 1878.
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The Engineers brotherhood Robbed.


nom NE NdViftf tdFfNf
The Insurance Association of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers for long time
intrusted the care Of lis funds TO Mr.. Frank
Abbott. who is charged 10y that association with
having embeHled $4,000 Of is money and
dent OF Port Jcrys. n. Y. WIS once President
OF the corporation, twice mombcrot the Now
York Assembly. and was a candidate for the
Senate and declared elected. but the clocto
being contested hs scat was awarded 10 his
opponent. At the Boston convention Of the
pay over the money intrusted To- him, and OIL
Tered TO make nm assignment of certain proper
ty to cover the amount. committee OF the
refused the security which he offered. cnnSid-
cring il inadequate. but offered To- accept Ger,
tain other property of his in Port Jrrlis, aud
gave him a week 10 decide, affirming that il not
then satisfied they would prosecute h. i'm BE-
fore the week was up he Disappeared, and Is
said now to be employed ON mime railroad IN
Colorado. 1t is said that he used the money to
pay for election expenses.
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upon whom they could depend for cooperation


upvh whoil .i,ey 'oulu nuepehr lor coVpcraton
m,t'i VIZ Irsps'Vu,ihg olu,or. hprV Wtro mtny
III ppI ,uS ioi VI appoihlm'.N uu licr9 was
nut one on ,icm VINO was oplablc I" inc king,
UNI UNI ne n4u p'9h th9 no4n 'oinpahion ahi hti-
nln,o Oh Burcu IN ms ll9ilpus uoHIsi ana
momm'rpl tnc notorious BunkruWgv ring ot
burei; norton th' general assignee. and uih-
'rs. 10 secure nls 'onnrmail ~ anu appoint
ulrn' money, uhdn Good zeal ul ". was needed.
=. tOdman west then g, upicl one " the seats
IN the senate apuroprlaiod tN he SiatcM Lou
lslanl, Which lie h9d purchased While Nurmoh
WIS Governor. nul PC was mover ,uown % EAST
MS vote or xiv" his inilucNr" f0r any ono uoui-
mated to important or lucrative on'e without
getting SUM icut uuia urD quo. iuI,ra rulo
or custom. " tho Senate The e'nlirmntlou ot tho
Ir'sldcuts non nc,- WAS substantially unlcr
the control of thc Senator from the Stat" m
which the appo rtnirnt was nulr. Grams lav-
ing. at Tho instan. ol line i.ug nominate.
Billings his confirmation WINS lirgrlv in thn
hands ~ West Hccould bring about coniirun.
tion. or he could cause the nomination ~ be poe
i"rtcd. Bling. was confirmed hy iLc i,tlatc.
II Is said to have cost 5000 aud II is believed
the Whiskry Ring put M tine money
The Now Orleans DtUO.fd' of Alril 10. 1916,
mnde the charge as to this uurchu-c of tho
olirc hy B llinl.e and his supporters and in
formal and distinct terms offered tO proIncO
the proof uf it, hut IL has meyer been demanded.
james + Casey then United Stntas Collector of
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY. May 2-P. M.-There was q
remarkable diminution in the aggregate volume
Of business at the Stock Exchange. and aside
from comparatively active speculation in
Lake Shore. Delaware. Lackawanna and Wost-
ern Wabash. Western Union. and ST. Paul com
mon the Transactions did not command promi-
ncnc". Lake Shore w To midday ranged at
62A ~ O.. seller 3. and 62i.@G2A and during
the afternoon sold ut 90 n62 seCG3 at the close
In Delaware. Lackawanna and Western the
business was also limited. although rising to
So. in the final dealings. after having dropped
before the nrst call from 52'. To 52's. The early
business in ST. Paul common was at 49l.@40'.
but this stock rallied in the later transactions 10
% a, when the general market as alluded 10
above. improved. Western Union rose To-
STA buyer 3. rs against sO's earlier
in the day. and Wabash recovered to
lj'-. consequent upon reports that the
injunction had been removed. Michigan
Central moved up to 7Oi. buyer 3. and
the general market assumed nrmer
tone after the early rcalizltions. In
Pacific Mail the morning business brought
down the price from, 2la, buyer 3. 10
Morris and Essex. although yielding quickly
from ITO -. again recovered To ~ buyer 3.
and closed 81 1s,s Erie ruled strons ut ~ 4m
l2'a but the Northwestern shares. although
also strong and higher. did not prominently en-
tor into the speculation OF the day.
The general operations were not convincing.
however. and the llrnness at the close was ac.
compllshed with the purchase OF a few hundred
shares.
The total number Of shares dealt in was
G7,934. 81 which Lake Shore represented 22.ul2;
Delaware, Larkawanna and Western. 1000;
Western Union. 500; Wabash 1906 s. Paul
G.5lO: do preferred $50; Morris and Essay
1920; Michigan Central. $50; Pnclllc Mail
800; Northwestern, 500; do. preferred. 200:
Erie go; Union Pacific, 5Ou: Ohio-, 9uu: on
tario Silver 29u: New Jersey Central. $50; New
Jersey southern, 2pp: Atlantic md Pacific T"l-
egraph Company, 2nD; Fort Wayne. 200; Har-
lem $50 Illinois Central 200 Hannibal ami ST.
Joseph. lOO; do. preferred. 100; Kansas Pacific
400; and Erie pro.crrnd. II.
Ia the gold market the transactions were on n
restricted s'ulc. with all of the sales at 1907.
The foreign adyicos continued conflicting.
In loans the rate. nnii for having balances carried
were /, ~, . -, ana 3, per cent
Foreign exchange rtWAlNtd quiet At - 81 and ~ So
iur time and ueMaii lIAus
In the money market can loans ON approved stock col
lateral were literally offered ~ 'st r. cent and Prime
commercial paper passed lt 81 tf'l,
Tile opcrnt. - m Gn'ernm it bonds reelected an I'M.
proved hu-inrs. with coupon 1857 .l,rlrd q, 1851
liJs. TIE per cents ~ also . 1851. ,Ad- the list
Tic market closed active.
fIlf in OBJ [ e1o
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IyJESTIG1 re THE FRAUD.
Another Letter from the Hon. Montgomery
Blair.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 90 1878.
DEAR SIR: thank YOU and our friends in
Galloway for coming 10 the aid Of Maryland in
her efforts to preserve free institutions. Tho
intrguers here. who, by their electoral con-
triynnce. have made fraudulent returns "A pass
port t. the Presidency, now wish to make the
lille 50 obtained absolute although ~ you
uoint out the sixth section If their own bill en-
nressly declares that this title may he question
cd in the judicial courts of the United states
The effect viii be to turn over the whole bust
ness OF President making 10 the money power,
whose hlrrings fabricated the Hayes returns
and this / sincerely believe Is the design.
Too many of those now holding influential
nositions in the Democratic pnrty have been
d.nnrnlized politically. They have no longer
any respect for the Constitution or inlth IN the
ur5t,lo. and have allied themselves with money
and speculative schemes 10 make the most for
themselves and their localities. THIS IS me
secret Of their cOmpOunding the felony by
which Hayes obtained chico. "
As the case now stands before inc punllc mo
Democratic party Is saddlod with the 0dlul4, "
a transaction which may be- snWlugd mus; IL
den n Northern Union man 1t the jacks on Zen
ton strip, who was elect I'd by tho people 10 put
down corruption and monopoly and corporate
Government, was deposed upon fraudulent clec,
ton returns under u bargain with Hayes and
Tom Scott to establish n southern Credit Mo
hilirr swindle aud plumber the Treasury with
Southern claims the intrigucrs refusing 10 al
low a State-one of the Old thirteen-to question
the fraud in the courts OF justice, Let TINS con-
tinue and the inevitable result will the rcstora-
ton OF Grant in 1880 by the rally Of tho whole
North. Yours truly. MoNIGoMLRY BLAIR
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Arrived-IuTNsnaY. Nav ,
Norfolk
= Aihsmhr. Il Eihenup 81 auin y r.
- " A schultcu. vs.. rotterdam.
April IS
;. si,e Of Louisiana luhnsonc GLASGOW April 10 and
=, N q nm',ci. Watkins. Liverpool April %, and
s~luhnP B.-t Van Ter uly1rn. cit.nia
- Magma. curtis Havana
:. W 90. i.tl. luU klvHf. Para
= l. e. kui-ut ems hester. GEORGETOWN
Blrk -Nhf Is. t..ffii GLASGOW
Bark traucr..u a. .f I.i.HiIY. ttnH.t..-..r
B1rk Frnf NNH'NN .tf.Il 4 tuscn. tifnl.rstcr
marx SlaNia. ntlfu4.lcl. o.. ta. auA
Rlrk Astnfn. llIi s.N 1lnl
Bark ~4DlIIu SaNNrf. Mus. at
hri- Louis, Proc. WILSON 81 Mars
Bri- N,ln. Boot - o. rrr
krll Bct,ices ~htunD. irrrtuhulu.
Hri- IUrlDt. t.fII"U f'|rk
Schr AuulH lNNI.. Aiirl. Elarlu.
Also tIc Usual coasfNl-e Yo--fl,
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WAsHINGToN. May 2-The Foreign Affairs
Committee OF the House will report ~ following h
Re il enacted &c. that the act of Feb 20 1873 entitled
An net enforce the stipulatuus ui Tie cunNcutuu
with Venezuela Of Arm ~ 1865 AMI c l1ymyni Of al'
Indicated claims be- and the same 10 hereby repealed
Src . That II tho President shall believe from nm eN
animation ni the records of said commit sion Qr other
competent evidence ihnt the republic 81 NoncIucl Is en-
Titled a. rchcHrng OF any or all claims drrh,dl me
omu,sinucrs on umpire, or 10 any other roiel ne IS
nly empowered and requested 10 enter into iurlhrr
convention with that Government 10 AFFORD such rem,
provided always that such convention sihil have tie
Constitutional sanction OF the Senate OF the United states
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Susirlrss ,Iuiu,s.


Arranging mother said 60 hcr daughter Imma he.
fore you go down stars ~ 500 Iofi urm-hv remember
To- u~ your NpIpbONi IL makes Nuu tnlN sWevt. ItS
aiuni time Ola understood what bee means She used
land
They don't need sPALplNGS GIVE IN that castle.
Every tang /, uubiokru there.
Hupture-tomf"rt AND safety Trusses-Tne
Wraitf Hd rs ~" ull s-ifr iNN HIIr. lftf bounds
uuirt-. Wlt'fHW removing nom tine huif can and eN
anime. usthiH Pressure iru,, ,,. u.s., broadway.
The New Pictet Hefrigernting aud Ice MA.
'iinr VIII le "n Nnnunn u tnc cav l.iu de JancirO
900 saturday lt Robe it.n Ntuir. Biu.a'Nu
4 Fine ~ >iik HUI for so Fine Derby aud
SOFT Hats, ~ 49, worth ~ - Sow tluic ST. mp stars
Poneroy's Water Pads for Hernia ARE com.
PORTABLE when uutlns clst ,au hc worth rs Broadway
The BEST Remedy for children while Teeth.
ING j. MrS MINNlNN = Niuthlu-
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The omcer. Of the ohnmbcr or Commerce.

President. Samuel d. Bahcock trustccs. {,
serve for Low ami Vim. D.. Dodge to scr,,
for years. James " Brown nnl jackson = schultz
Co. serve lot three years. John u jonss AMI Henry
-pauldlug
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MIRINE INYELLIGEyCE

sfNtarrnr ALNASAc-rU's nav.
Sunrses...... 90 sun sets. iS Noon sets = N
HigM wArkR-lHis
sandy Hook - ls.aii.. Hell date. 10 81
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NHOrnts and IIsWf Is TOf Nc NVHTs nAln0N
is7l-l.ecept, si3spu5i. dishur,cmcnts 2.g53G3
lS7b-Kcccnt. sl7 i-2 disbursements s2 IA a. is7,i
Receipts, si2.7ypAl. disbursements ti2S7s 81 is77-
Keceilt,, SI2MG6i disbursements sli.2.J Balance IN
the Treasury Jan !, 1879 $3.50 ~
Tho committee. in conclusion suggest the
cutting down of the membership fee To small
clubs and fairs holding not more than one
meeting n year. This they think would bring
all ira rs within the fold. and leave no place for
the penalizcd 10 earn n scanty living by follow
ing their tricky profession.