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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-12

CAPTAIN JOHN EVANS, of the British
ship City Of Hdlifar. has been arrested
at Portland, Ore, for bringing thirty
six Chinese more than is allowed by
the cubic air law. The United States
Marshal made the arrest and placed
the Captain under 81 900 bonds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-12

THE Canadian boat song is thought by
some to be an unfinished production
because it's a crew-ditty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-12

lOT anu WucI tilcTo are lhCllllleS III
hand for breeding them properly.
Many farmer has realized far more
from breeding ducks than he would OBJ
tain for his chickens, for they are very
hardy, and lay remarkably well during
SOME parts of the season. As soon as
they commence to lay the eggs should
be carefully gathered and put away; as
soon as hen mot duck wants to sit,
set her with duck eggs, and let her
hatch and care for the brood till they
are able to care for themselves. A hen
will care for brood of ducklings far
better, ordinarily, than will an old duck.
If the ducks think they have laid
CROUCH eggs, and show unmistakable
signs of wanting to sit, put them into a
convenient coop, put one of your most
vigorous young brakes with them, and
they will soon be willing to shell out
eggs again. which should be set under
hens as fast as convenient, so rs to
bring rs many hens out at time
as possible, thereby lessening the cost
of tending to them. A shallow tub.
kept well filled with water, will afford
plenty of bathing room for the duck
lings until they are two or three months
old, and perhaps longer.-Pouhry
World
TREATING ORCHARD GRoUND.-The
raising Of fruit is the raising of farm
crop. Now to do justice to the grain,
corn, grass and other crops, care has to
be taken. We pillow harrow, and get
the land in good filth; We manure it;
We drain it if necessary. If these
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EUROPEAN MARKE rs.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, AUGUST lO-4 r. w.
United States bonds, 4Is. 1863. ls67s. 1867. Erie
prefersd. 80; New Jersey Central. IS; Pennsy
Central BY Reading, III.
Paris advces quote five cent rentes at llof 571c
The amount OF bullion into the Bank OF England ON
balance to-day Is f5.OOo
BERLIN, August 10, 1878.
The statement OF this Imperial Bank of Germany shows
an increase in specie for the oi 700 900 MARKS
LONDON, August 10. 1873
The Eooaoo,ia ssys:--"short loans have been much
wanted al the week The Bank OF England on Tues
day obtained ~ much six psr cent for advances
to brokers. The rate of discount shaved slight
tendency to relapse in the early part OF the week.
but ears Of advance Of bank rate Wednesday
brought the market to four per cent where
remains. The Bank OF Engisnd's weekly return is I'M
favorable and danger OF export OF gold TO America
or France would certainly b. immediately met by an
advance in the rate Of discount Exchanges now.
however. much in favor than they ten days
The week the Stock Exchange has been the
Quetest known tor y long time. Many members OF the
Stock Exchange have lett town. and speculative
accounts have been c0sed in consequence OF the
rss la the tor money PoItica events
have exercised sppreciabls influence the marxst
United States loans are again lover the fall
In hs Issue OF 1867 during the past fortnight being as
much AS and half cent for the that after
the redemption OF the 1860 isn which IL Is announced
viii be completed this that security win be the next
In Railroad issues have fully
maintan cd last weeks quotations"
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEApY-yLoUB FfRM-wHEAT QUIEr-coBN
YrnM- OATS srEADIEB- PORK QUIEr-LARD
RAsY--wHfsKEY oUrEr-ParBoLEuM HIoH-
ER-oIts QurEr-spIRIrs TURPESTrNE ouIEr--
RosN puIEr-coyrEk lac. HIaHER--sUGAR
LOWER.
SATURDAY. August 100 p. NJ
Trade, both on and OIL Change, was quot at the
Produce Exchange. Flour was Arm and wheat vas
quiet. Corn was nrm aud oats we're steadier. Pork
quiet and lard easy. whisksy was quiet Cotton on
the spot and closed steady Coffee higher
but sugar lover Petroleum vas higher. Naval
stores and oils were quiet
CoryRs-rhe market tor Rio fairly scsve ana &c.
higher sales 1900 bsgs, Tycho Brohe quality
good tie $50 do, same. private terms, and
400 bags Harold also rrivsse terms Mid coffee
va. quiet but strong We quote ,-ordinary esrgoes.
isxc l3s4e fair do. ieke good DO. iekc prime DO.
lIko IKE; extreme rssse for iot Isks. slse san.
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COMMERCIAL.

LcSDoN, August 1915 z. NJ.
Produce refined petroleum. Old a Odd per gallon
dArd the aud ahoat Calcutta linsoed 5us Cd.
5ls
Provisions Bacon 35s per cwt for short middle
Cheese 43 81 cwt. for best grades of American.
steady Ut 4s and cut steady at sos I'D
short rib hrmer at 3is 3D. long clear hrmer 81.
short Gle steady ~ 34s. I'd. Hams-Long
So, shoulders steady vt 2Ss Beef-India dull NJ
Lard-Prme Western steady at Sos. fnllow-Prme
CITY steady nc 37s Sd. Turpcu tineSpirts du ut 23s
Rosn-Conmon steady at Is 3D. hne dun At los Chees
American choice ady I'D Lard xay at 4s
Four-Extra Stat. steady at 25s I'D Wheat Spring M.
steady Ut 0A ID spring NO. steady NJ o. I'd winter
steady AT o. 3D. CornMixed soft old steady at us 3D. ;
mixed prae new steady NJ 23 Cotton seed oil yellow
American in
Cotton-The sales OF the day included bales Amer
Futures steady upands low middling clause,
gust delivery 69l6d uplands low widdling clause Au-
and September delivery. 1924 upands low mid
ding clause september and October delivery g. l6d
uplands low mddng clause. crop shipped Novcm
an December. sail. u \ 32d. 'it
The Mircing lane market this week have been without
admission and close rather dull prices In
fsvorng buyers For the inquiry vt the
men OF the week WAS limited and only fine crysalized
sorts eatzed fu rates. subsequently, somew what better
demand experienced for refining sorts and low
Indies but FRIDAYS sales went OFT reguArly Transac-
lions In tea have been moderate at about the former
but during the last few days there has been inquiry
for export further advance has boen established the
value OF plantation Ceylon coffee, OF which there has
been a. fair supply. and : ether descriptions
although auctions at Friday of with rather less
spirit The butch sale TO be held on tbs 18th inst will
comprise " 100 bags against lOl 900 bags ut the
floating csrsoes have been disposed Of holders
asking higher sales Of sstpstre have been made
tally the previous The sales of spice
day wert oil without spirit Zsnsibsr cl"ves selling lower.
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An Active and FeVerish Mar
ket for Stocks.
MONEY EASY AT l A 3 PER CENT.
Government and State Bonds Dull, Rail-
ways Fuctuatirg.
GOLD STILL AT 100 10.
WALL STREET.

I q
SATURDAY, August 10-6P. n.
IA the best Of times, and particularly in dogdsy
shines, Saturdays business 10 little better than post
script TO the preceding transactions OF the week To-
day has proved TO be no exception to the rule, Tor
everything, both In the shape OF nuctuations and
transactions, has been upon the most moderate scale
There was not the merit which some postsoripu
are said to have Of containing the pitn Of the entire
bosinesS for nothing OF q startling nature happened
and the market much ''without form ana
void" as tho preadamits world. Such changes in
quotations were limited to less than TWO
per cent = maximum for some STOCKS, and these
figures tailed mere fraction tor oinsrx
goes without saying that the stocks most sensitive
10 change were tho grangers, and that the chief
interest of tho day was clustered about these prop
critics. Quotations were all lower during the first
hour or TWO and values were bowlsd down Ike ten
pms, but later on disposition TO "set sm up again"
took hold OF the market and prices were screwed up
70 points materially better than the opening ones
This state OF financial milk and honey however, did
last long, but reduced to the bitter herbs
Of fresh decline, although the downward progress
was modified and final prices were made about mid
way between the highest and lowest OF the Gay. Out
side or the gransers the market remained dull and
hnguid. Western Union, Lake Shore ana Erie, each
and all. lost Of their stamina and regis.
tered iractonay lower at the close II is thought BY
some that these stocks viii require considerable more
depletion before they DO accounted healthy men,
bers Of the speculative ltst tha anticipation OF
this result tends to make operators watch and waat
good clearing up OF the financial atmosphere by gen.
erai liquidation of all inflated interest would be
bad preliminary . future safe and successiuEbuii
movement
THE STOCKS DEALT IN
Tho most active stock Of the Gay was ST. Paul pre-
fsSred Of which q. $40 shares wero sold. Northwest
preisrrsd the second in point OF activity 18.400
shares being dealt In. The other active stocks and
the number OF shares Of each reported sold were -
Delaware Lackawanna ana Western, H. 3oo; 81. Paul
common, 10, 400; Northwest common. lao; Lake
Shore, lo,1o0; Ere, 1910; Western Union, $3.50;
Michigan Central 400; Union Pacific, 1881; Central
Of Now Jersey, $500; New York General $50; Della
ware and Hudson, 979; Morris and Essex, 800; Wa
bash, 1l25; Ohio and Mississippi, 400; Rock Island
200; Illinois Central $50; Pittsburg. 20; Chicago,
Darlington aud Quincy, 60 The teaal number OF
shares OF active stocks dealt in was 1928
HIGHEST AND LOWEST. '>
The following table shows the highest and lowest
a. we'll the opening prices Of leading stocks
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grain So io'd Italian bark hence to Cork for orders
$50 do do. ia Norwegian bark hence Cher
$500 do do. 6s British bafK hence direct United
Kingdom port, $500 bbls refined petroleum As Sd
American bark hence TO Liverpool 2O0 d. do -. 3D.
an Italian bark nance to Irests. with 1870 bhis and
500 40, 5s I'd. anu 271Sc.: Norwegian bark
hence to direct Danish port, $500 bbls do. "a
German bark. from Richmond Trieste tobacco
about fs5o American steamer 1860 tons from north
coast South Amsrics south side Cuba monthly cha
ter particulars private Norwegian bark. 800 bills.
r0sln, hence 10 Cronstadt, at or about IS. 81.
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MINING SHARES.

The following the opening quotations OF mining
stocks ut San Francisco to-day:-Lev,athap, /; Tip
Top, 1; Navajo, Y; Gould & Curry, 10; Savage, la;
Chollar Potosl, ISL Ophir 45; Hale Norcross, IL
Crown Point on; Yellow Jacket, 1871; Beichor, 81;
Virginia Consolidated, 10; California IL; Overnan,
l6; Raymond h Ely, 3; Best Il Belcher, 1sh; Union
Consolidated "a 25h; Alpha, IA; Sierra Nevada 20
%; Mexican, 2ll6 2sX; Eureka Consolidated, 40;
Justice, z; Utah, H.
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tss, fair to good l5l4s l5 gold 30 days. JAVA gova
eminent bags. 25c 24e do. grass mats 23c 24c
Singapore Ice l7c Ceyon, 15c lsc. Maracabo l5c
i7c.; La:uayra. lac. Ice. Jamaica l3c. Ice st.
Domingo. lie. l3c. Porto Rico, l4c i6lac; Costa
Rics, lac. lie: Mexcan l5c I6c Macassar, Tic.
lsc- Angostura i5c l61sc Savania. l3c 161-c Gu
racoa, l3c. "a l4lsc
COTTON the spot quiet but steady vt late prices
Futures opened points better and closed steady
with advance Tor the dsyiof som points Todays
closing prices, compared with yesterdays. fol
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shows Increase in specie of 100000 marks. Al
Paris rontes declined 4oc. TO IDOL 57Hc
The following were the closing quotations at Lon
don:-Consols Tor money. 9i1s s4A do tor account:
s4% 941.; new ~ per cent bonds, 1867 1904;
nve-rwenty bonds OF 1861 1867 ten-forty bonds Ill
ives of 1881. 1918; Erie common shares, l71s; do
preferred shares 3sz; New Jersey Central, 36; ILL
NOS Central, s5k.
Foreign exchange Was strong and rates we're adj
yanesd somewhat Actual business done AZ hgures
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THE xoNKY MARKET.

THE XUNkI
Money loaned all day on call at La 2 per cent
The following were the rates Of exchange on Now
York ut the aforementioned citses to-day :-Savsn-
nal, buying u premium, selling Y premium
Charleston, depressed. par q X premium; New Or
leans, commercial IL, bank y premium; 81 Louis,
90 premium; Chicago, rs premium, and Boston,
heavy, At u small discount.
GOVERNMENT BoyDs.
Government bonds were quiet and nIm closing at
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ur,CR& N LIST, 5's.l9OS SO
N 4 sc l. LIST r. KID '27 80
Ches h Ohio SIS, LIST '9y. ~
CO A6's, LIST 1888 ...II4
Jolist&Chi LIST. iss2. LOG
st l.. J i Chi lss, 1894. l073S
Chi, B 80 rs. G 1908. lib
Chi ,RIAP-s { 6's. 1895. LOT
G. K 1 q T Us, 1917, c.. lo35S
G K Of N J lrt Gun. 1890 81
G Il Of N J ASSN ...... n
C X OF N J con. 1902. .. so
g Il OF N J asson'd. -. %
Leh 4 w B con x. 1900. SO
Lob & W Il Rsse n'd.. -. 45
Am Dock 4 Imp. 1896. so
AIN Dock 4 Imp asssn'd Al
NJ 4 St Y LIST as. 20, '9S.1lS
MkSsy I'd 7 j. 10 PD'9S. los
NkStPlst7's,$grd 1902. 1O31<
MkStPlst, Lac Div WI. los
MkStP lst, IL ", 1897. 100
NJ l. st r LIST. I D. 1899. 10
Mast r LIST, HAD. 1902 100
VI / st r 81 I, 1913. 49,. so
Chi 4 NV b (, 1885. lot
Chi / N W int b. 1888. 1867
Chi 4 N w c b, 1915. ITO
Chi Il N w LIST m, 1895. lO7
Chi 4 n w e bds. 1902. 99K
PENN LIST, cow. le9S. ITO
Chi 4 Mil LIST, 1885,. .1O6x
Win h st r lst, 1887 100
&C GO LIST. Ts,s I, 's9. lO65<
Del. l. 4 w I'd IN. '8l. .IO6x
Sy, BinxNY LISTS, 1916. 1903
Morris& Essex LIST. i914.IlS1s
Mor&Ess lst.c.9'd,iyl5 81
Del 4 Hud q LIST, lSs4.. 9s5<
DEL b hud q Isl. 1891. 100
kris I'd. rs. 1879. 80. .lu6
Erie Sd. rs 1893. 1881
Erie 4th, rs, 1880. .lO5T
krie 5th. 1883. ......... 107
Long Dock BIDS. 1903. .1O91z
Han 4 st 10 SIS, c,lSa5 93ia
Michs&NI + rs. 1885. 100
q, p 4 A old BIDS, 1880. lO2
Cl, r 4 A n DDS. 1892. .l1O1f
BuH 4 Exie n bds. 1898. 10
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Buff 4 S l. rs. 1882. .lO2
d, " 4 Toi Let, 7's. 1906. lU4
LShore div boz d.. 1850. 40
l. Shore c cou I'd, 1893. lO2x
1 Shore 6 reg "a, 1909. lO2L
Mich Cen con rs, lOO2.ll1
\ Y Cen 6's, 1888 .lU4x
n Y Con 0's. lSS7......lUSX
N Y Cen SIS, r ., 1888. .1Of
y Y Geo Is, sub. 1881. lU4
N Y Ckh LIST. Q. =. 1908. l18
Hud Il rs. I'd. I. rs III
Can so LIST, guar, 1908. 73h
Harlem LIST rs c, 1900 .l2Uh
North Missouri LIST. '95. lU4X
Ohio 4 Miss cou ST. '98. 81 4
Ohio + Miss con, $685.. 81 y
Ohio 4 Miss I'd c. 1911. 50
Cen Pso god BIDS, '95-0. lO5x
Cen Psc. san J b. 1900. 93N
CenPsc, Cai&Or LIST ~. OK
Western Pac BIDS. 1899. 102j1
So Pac Cal. LIST, 1866. 84E
Union Psc lst BIDS. '96.H 1867
Union Psc x 7's. 'S7-9.l O4,f
Union Pacific . I. '93. .lO2L
Pacific Of NJ, LIST, 'SS. .lo2
Pacific OF No %, vi. -. 05x
Kan Pac LIST. l. b, 49,. 30
Kan Pae LIST rs! c ccrt.. &c
Kan Pse lpt. IL. with Q c 30
Pitt, FtW&Chi lst19l2 llS
Pitt. FtW&Chi I'd 1912 ia
Pitt. FtW &Chi Sd 1912 Il3
Clev 4 Pitts csfl0OO..l1
Col. q i ] LIST. l0S.... 431S
II, w r Or con LIST. 1904 81
st Louis 4 ! NJ LIST, '92.1O4i<
St Louis l. / NJ I'd, ~. IS.
Alton + Z II Ist. 1874. 1OO
Alton 4 r II I'd pref, 'e4 So
Alton 4 I n I'd inc, 20 20
TkW lst 1T l. div 1895 ~
I h W cons COW 1907. 40
&c Western sx coupon. 9SZ
z kTsx IN 4 y, W, c. ~
w Union BIDS. c. 1900. ITO
W Union BIDS, r. 1890. 100
Lehigh a w b con. 80. So
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no closing quotations were =

Bank shares sold at Is for PhGnix and At 1ls for
Commerce.
The tosa exports OF produce since January 1. this
year, $203 296 $50 against $l67 4O411 for the
same period last year, and $I55. 026, 90U IN 1876.
Tho total imports since January /, this year. wore
$I75 s17 against $2os 04aior the period
last year, and $751;, 500, 100 IN 1870.
Tho foreign commerce OF tho port OF New York for
the past week follows -0enorai msrcha ndise
imports including dry goods, sss, c3s; produce
ports, SC, 24i,9o
MOVEMENTS TODAY
Chicago-Receipts OF wheat, 6s, 264 bushels; ship
ments $50 bushels receipts Of corn. AIS 1876 bush
els; shipments, 3sl. $40 bushels
Miiwaukee--Rsosipts OF wheat. $500 bushels ship
mcns AS 100 bushels receipts OF corn, 200 bushels;
shipments, none.
Comparative car nings Of the Milwaukee and 81
Paul Railroad for the nrst week Of August
lSIS.......... u6,0oo
Oecfoaso ................ $S,SU
Earnings OF the Central Railroad Company Tor tho
month ofJuly, 1875 S,5l7ooo for tho month OF July,
1877, 1897, s07 Earnings nrst seven months,
1873 So 400 1913. Earnings first seven months, 1877,
81, 230.572
rns gross earnings Of The Denver and Rio Grands
Railway, July p to ~ inclusive, are reported ~
$4l3o2 H. Tho gross earnings ior The month ending
July 81 were sl2l, 5ls rs.
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RAILWAY BONDS.

Transactions In railway bonds were on q limited
SCALE The only kinds tor which bids were made were
tina foloWny.-
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'-2o,e,'6s.b be los

500 do ............ $50 ZOO do............ 5ah
iiuo do-......--. % ooo do............ 81
1915 A. ~
5000 Us 5a0sr 65n 1929 $1,000 US 52oe ,6s. be loe
1000 3 52Us, c, '67 lOiss
ll:lJ A. Nj.
$1,000 s S-2osr,67 io4ss $4,000 5aosc 67 lo4ss
FIRST ROLRn-lo,aa
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FINANCIAL.

4 Il REASONABLE RArEs.-MONaY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages;
bought; insurance Of all kinds effected with bes.
psnies at lowest remiums
J. J. HABKICH 4 CO.. 1876 Broadway; box $780,
A SsETs IN BANkRUPTCY-S.5. 900 WORTH DE-
Afaultod Bonds for small amount Of cash BANK
onic
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.

lU) 90 ...ac ulO a
Amer Flag. IL bid, - asked
Der 4 isl.O5 bid. 90 ask cd
Bullion..... bid, on asked
Beicher.....,7i4 bid. y asked
Best Bel. .i6ls hid. 20 asked
Caledonia. 3 bid, ~ asked
Choilar r.. 81 bid. - ssked
Imperial. J.. 10 Did. asked
Crown P..SL bid, 1ota asked
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rhs closing prices Of Pniladelphia stocks wsrs:-
STATE sEcuRirIR

State bonds were very quiet. The following are
the only securities OF this character for which bids
were obtained.-
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALBS

5000 Pacific OF No. lst
600 canada 80, lst, 9
1000 North con c & b.
3tD shs lei 4 Hudson.
100 Pacific u al .......
100 Michigan Central.
so y y q a Hudson =.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-01-10
MAss1LLoN CORRESPONDENCE.

The excursion train that will leave at the Fort
Wayne depot at 1890 O'Clock, next Sunday, for
benefit of those who desire to witness the inaug'
uration Of Democratic Bishop, will be a huge
affair. .
The Rev. Mr.. Kortheur who has offleiated as
pastor of the German Evangelical Church for
many years, addressed that congregation for the
last time last Sabbath.
The Ladies' Temperance Aid Society will give
an entertainment in the Opera House hall next
Tuesday evening, Jan. 10Th, for the benefit Of the
organization. The rooms will be open from
o'clock p, m. until 10 p. m. Supper, 25 cents.
The firm Of Russell & Co., well known as long
established manufacturing firm Of this city, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 1st inst, IMr.
G. Russell retiring. The business will be contin-
ued under the old firm style.
DR.. Vincent, a renowned orator. will deliver his
lecture on "That Boy" Thursday Ievening, Jan.
18th. All classes will appreciate the subject, and
1t is expected the house will be filed.
The Sexton Of the Masslllon Cemetry reports 81
as the number of interments for the year ending
Jan. LIST, 1878.
The fremont House quadrille party last Thurs.
day evening was decidedly the most enjoyable
affair, in the amusement line, Of the season.
The oldest inhabiant who predicted the most
severe winter for the past two decades got hoOred
but is engaged now inigurlng up calculation to
show that the hottest summer is before US.
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THE MASONIC BANoUET

AT the Ogden House on Friday evening last,
passed OFF TO the entire satisfaction dk all present
About two hundred ladies and gentlemen par
took OF the Supper preparedby mine host Ro.
thacker, and his lady.
The company marched to the dining room from
the upper hall to music furnished by an orches-
ira Band. When all were seated, Judge Under.
hill, Master Of Ceremonies called the assemblage
to order Rev. LounSberry Of the Baptist church,
asked blessing from the Divine Master. After
ample Justice hadbeen done the good things pro.
vided for the entertainment the company were
again called TO order when the Chairman an
nounced the toasts and the Speakers In the alb.
sence OF Maj, Mckinley, who was assigned to re-
spond TO "Our Country, .RdV. II. O. Sheldon,
visiting brother, was called out in his place and
responded TO "The University Of Masonry" The
second toast, "The Masonic Order" was respond
ed 10 by Robt H. Cassiday, Master of Canton
Lodge, in very happy vein. DR.. Lew slusser
responded to "The Masonic Lodge of Canton"
giving brief local history of the Order. Rev.
DR.. Locke in his response TO the sentiment ma
sonry, the Handmade Of Religion" paid beautl.
full tribute to the Order In It's recognition of Dl
vine preCepts. Judge Heldenbrand's response to
'The Ladies' was well received Although the
Host and Hostess was not on the programme, they
were complimented on all sides for the excellent
Supper and we'll appointed regulations, whereby
all were well served.
| After Supper, the company repaired to the par
lors above stairs, where they engaged in social
conversation and listened to enchanted music
Meanwhile, the dining room was cleared of ia.
bles the floor filled with ladies and gentlemen,
who "tripped the light fantastic toe to the music
Of the Grand Army Band. Thus was the evening
spent until near midnight, when all departed,
gratifed witlfthe entertainment.
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MR.. DUFFY sWEARs OFF.

Nine o'clock A. MI lay my hand on my
heart, and for ever forswear the use of intoxca-
ting beverages
1OA, M.-"No, thank you, l lay my hand on my
heart, and for ever lorswear the use of intoxica-
ting beverages"
- II A. M.-"Nuck, don't drink. Laid my han on
m heart S morning and forever forswore tn use
Of intoxicating beverages"
High noon,-"Narrabit. Laid my han on m
heart 'sh morning. forever fOrswore tn use of in.
toxicating beveragesh"
200 P. M,-"Firsh time doeshn't count, But 'sh
morning laid m'-hic-and ommy heart, and for
ever forswore use ofintoxicatlng Of bevalages,"
400 p M,-'settemuppagain Thish lasht time,
Laymy han nommy-hic-heart and fullever
foshwar uge of intoxicating bellavages"
1890 p. M-"Lamrod, fill the fuf-ful-hiC l-fuf
flowing bo-Ahic l-owl He'sh jolly goo fuf-
fellow. Lesh fellever fshwear uge of tockshca.
del bevageish,"
1l:SO P. M-"Whoop pee I'm al ri 'sm tn
ter tn your New mind bootsh; allus shleep til
EN- on. Lesh fever fshwear-hic l-fswear-
tochy-t -tockshcadie-"
(The bell strikes twelve Mr.. Duffy takes nc
note of time )-BurlingtOn Haukeye,