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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-12
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Decentralization Of the Remains..tirand
Procession.

WooLwicii, July IL. Large crowds gath
cred TO witness the Decentralization of the
Prince Impcfials remains. A number Of
distinguished Frenchmen were present al the
landing. The roofs OF the adjacent buildings
were covered with peop.e. and all the ship
ping in the harbor had flags at half mast
The French visitors who accompanied the
remains in the Enchantrcss stepped ashore.
the crowd of mourners appeared, and soon
the priest followed. bearing aloft a tall golden
cruciix, followed by the Bishop, clad in
robes of black velvet embroidered with sill
yer. As soon as they were ashore the royal
artillery and band arrived and formed on the
pier. After few minutes the coffin was
borne on shore on the shoulders Of four blue
jackets, amid the roll of mufflcd drums. The
coffin, cnveloped in the tri-color OF France,
was borne slowly through the uncovered
crowd of mourners, who followed in process
sion. The remains then rested in the armo-
ry, while the band played the Dead March
in Saul" Troops formed in square and the
mourncrs grouped about the door.
The body was further embalmed in the ar
mory, whore it remained two hours. The
Prince of Wales, Duke Connaught, Prince
Prince of Sweden, assisted in the identified
ton of the remains.
The escort with the body started for CHS
elhurst at six o'clock this evening. Many
thousands of spectators lined the route.
LONDON, July II. The remains, of the
Prince Imperial, escorted by the Royal Horse
artillery, arrived at Chcsclhurst at 3 o'clock.
Immense crowds witnessed the arrival.
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Local UrrNtttes,

4 large number Of people viii 20 down
river on the steamer Henry Morrison to-day,
to spend the Sabbath by the soundl; set
Mr.. Waterhouse, formerly OF the An
gusta high school, is visiting here.
Mr.. Thomas Little will start fos Wiscuu-
sin, this morning. 70 visit his children there.
He will be absent aboat a month.
Arrived Wednesday, schooner Mary
Sands. Capt. Roberts, from New York, with
coal f,r the factory
The funeral of the late Rev Mr. Curtis
will b" held ut the Congregationalist church
on Sunday afternoon ut o'clock the Ma.
sonic lodges will attend in body
The life of the lac Mr. Can't, was IN
surcd for S5,4.+.
The police seized from tn Eastern Ex
press, on Thursday night, 30 bottles of
champagne.
Mrs. Sarah f.. Young has removed to cor
ncr Of Green, Grove and Water streets, Au-
gusta
When the late Miss Susan Fisher of this
city, was buried Rev. Mr.. Curtis made the
remark to Mrs. Flagg, ''l,at if he only knew
he was to die suddenly, he should feel per-
frctly happy How remarkably his wish
has been verified.
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THE STORM.
Canada and Pennsylvania Visited.

SARSIA, July IL. \ terrific storm, which
lasted Il minutes, passed over at noon. Bank
Of Commerce roof was blown off and an
other roof blown across the street, knocking
in front of building. Great Western freight
and engine houses were all destroyed and
crops in the vicinity were levelled to the
ground.
HARnIsBURo. July IL. At . o'clock this
afternoon a storm of unusual severity swept
over Mitiin, Junata Co. Presbyterian and
Methodist churches were unroofed and the
Lutheran church damaged. Ten buildings on
Main street were unroofcd, Gable ends blown
in and contents badly damaged. A carriage
factory badly damaged and a number of car
riages destroyed. Root of public school
building was blown off and nine other build
ings more or less damaged. Loss sGJ 900.
A lady aged 20 was instantly killed by roof
OF Presbyterian church crashing into her res
idence. 1t is feared great destruction of
property occurred in Juniata and Mfiin conn
ties.
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YELLOW FEVER.
PANIC AND MUCH DEPRESSION AT
CHICAGO.
Profound Excitement al Little Rock
Arkansas.
The Panic Snbsiding AT Memphis. Ten.
nesSeP.

CHICAGO. July IL. A despatch that the
yellow fever had appeared in the South has
caused n break in produce markets. Mess
pork declined Sc barrel; short ribs, G5c
per 100 lbs lard also fell. The panic also
extended to breadstufis, and although they
did not decline ms much as hog products. the
break was bad one. The feeling Of de-
preston is all the greater because the scourge
begun so early and unusually far north.
LTrrLE Rock, July II. The yellow fever
news from Memphis creates profound excite
mcnt. Little Rock is in excellent sanitary
condition. No trains on the Memphis L. Lit
tie Rock railroad will be permitted to enter
Quarantine limits are ) miles. Health Off
GERS are ordered to be placed on the Iron
Mountain road.
DIR. Collium is appointed to meet the COM
ing Memphis trains. Sanitary policemen
have been appointed, to be placed under the
control of sanitary officers. Ncighboring
cities promise full cooperation with officers
here
NEW YORK, July IL. Thos Icrnanson, a
seaman on barque Sappho, from Havana,
died of yellow fever mt quarantine yesterday.
\ large corps in charge of the health board
have TODAY begun disnfection of his quar-
tiers.
\ Cincinnati despatch says the National
and State quarantine laws could be invoked.
if necessary, to keep the yellow fever out Of
Cincinnati. No yellow fever rags here, over
Go,00o bales of which have passed through
here from the South, and have been sent to
the Eastern States and to Europe.
MEMPHIS, July II. No new developments
Of yellow fever cases, and general feeling
of confidence Is being experienced. The
panic of yesterday has greatly subsidized. The
sick members of Judge Rays family are
progressing tavoraby. No spread of the dis
ease is anticipated. 1t is estimated that fully
five thousand people started from the city
yesterday.
WAsnISoToN, July IL. But one death by
yellow fever had been reported to the Ma
tional Board of Health up TO . p. NJ, at Wa
ter Valley, Miss.
NV ORLEANS, July IL. Doctors ut the
hospital state there has been no case of vel
low fever, or suspicious case, and consider
the city remarkably healthy.
MONTGOMERY, July II. The mayor has
quarantined all freight and passengers from
Memphis.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Meeting i'm Brunswick.

BRrNswrcK, July H. The Maine Histori-
cal Society meeting was held here to-day, and
was called 10 order by Hon. j. w Bradbury.
President.
Mr. Cram notified the Society that ne had
received check from Mr. Perkins of Bos-
, ton, executor of the estate of the late Prcs-
dent Woods, for Sll00, for the funds of the
Society. Thanks were voted. acknowlcd ling
the labors of DIR. Leonard Woods and Mar
shall Cram.
Prof Packard read the report of the libra
rian. \ number of volumes have been re-
| ceived during the year, mostly by exchange
however. Given nincty-two volumes and go
pamphlets.
The following gentlemen were elected to
fill vacancies: Edward II. Elwell. Portland.
in place Of y. Cummings; VIM. f.. Gould,
Portland, in place of Hon &. +. Shcplcv;
David ID. Stewart Of ST. Adams, in place of
VIM 7. lIaincs; VIM r. Smith, Augusta,
in place of L. l.. Jcwct: Hon. Charles l..
Woodbury., Boston, and G.. V. Fox. Lowell,
Mass, corresponding members.
These gentlemen were elected rs cores
ponding members.
Prof. Packard, in behalf of the standing
committee, submitted the following:
The Historical Society OF New Jersey hay
ing communicated to this society resolutions
expressing their sentiments that II suitable
monument be erected in san Domingo in
memory Of Christopher Columbus. whose re-
mains rest in the Cathedral of that city. and
suggesting the proprcty Of the United States
taking the advance in the project, the stand
ing committee offers the following resolution
to he communicated ii the society SO orders
To the Senators and Representatives of the
State, with the request that the same be
brought to the attention of Congress by the
Maine Historical Society;
Resolved, That in their view some pcrma-
nent public testimonial of the respect and
gratitude of North America for christopher
columbus. known as the dscONercr of the
New " World, is due 10 his memory
Resolved. That for this purp0s, Il suitable
monument be erected in the city of San Do
mingo, where the remains of the great almi-
raj still rest in the cathedral, and that it is
eminently fitting the United States should in
itiate movement for this object.
Resolved, That the resolution be commun-
icated to the Senators and Representatives of
the State TO be brought by them to the atten-
tion of Congress.
The society elected the follow ing officers ::
Prcsidcnt-lIon. J. W. Bradbury
ce-Prc>ident-lIon. William q. Bar
rows.
Corresponding Secrctary-C. W. Hayes.
Recording Secretary and l.ihrarian-P
ii. :. Packard.
Trcasurer--llon Marshall Cram.
Standing Committec-Wm Ii. BarrowS.
john NJ. Brown, Stephen J. Young, Joseph
Williamson. X. X. Scwall, s. r. Dixie and
VIM. l.. Gould.
Messrs. Barrows and Young were appoint
ed auditors.
Messrs. Pierre Mowgry and Emile Chcva-
lier were elected corresponding members.
A committee OF five were named to correct
the bylaws and report such changes in the
same As they may see fit to suggest, as fol
lows; Israel Wa,hburn. VIM g. Barrows,
Rev. G. W. Hayes. Rev. :. F. Dixie and r.
II. Sewal
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Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Ia Il TT of Jealousy, yesterday morning, at
Hartford, Conn, John Kerr stabbed Henry
Neisterling. and then plunged butcher knife
into his wife several times.
4. F. Gibson, on trial at Macon Ca, for
the murder of ID. W. Coleman of New York,
Was adjudged not guilty.
Hezekiel Dyer was found dead last night
by the roadside at Leonardstown. Md, last
Thursday night, with his skull crushed. His
brother is suspected.
John Davis, colored, was hanged yesterday
at Wilmington.
Antonio Garcia was executed at Corpus
Christi yesterday, for the murder Of Angus
tin Amallo in September, '7s. He was def
ant 10 the last.
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THE BODIE (CALIFORNIA) EXPLO-
SION.
Many Killed and Wounded.
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT PRE-
TA/L/NG.

N,N FRANCIsCo, July II. The whole town
of Bodie, the scene of the powder explosion,
IL IA hospital Rumors are fving around
thickly, and every moment news comes of
more deaths and injuries. As far as heard
from eight are known to be dead. Over for
ty are wounded. with prospect that many
will die from the I'M urics.
Ii is impossible to get ut particulars. Ev-
erybody is excited Women and children
are crying and searching for the remains of
their loved ones. Probably many were blown
into the air. and the remains are scattered
broad east.
Everything is being done that kind hearts
and willing hands can do. The miners I'M
ion building is improviscd into the hospital,
and the Free Masons and Odd Fellows are
active in efforts to alleviate suffering.
The shock was scarcely felt under ground
AT three hundred feet the men felt slight
jar. but paid small attention to il. Forum
atcly drifts had just been connected, 50 that
no injury was done to any one below the sur
face
The shock was felt on the surface to the
distance of twenty miles.
Later particulars of the disaster at Bodie
say the magazine which exploded contained
five tons of giant powder. Cause of explo-
sion unknown The hoisting works of the
standard are demolished. and the building of
the summit mine is completely demolished
Many boarding houses restaurants and other
buildings were more or less shattered. Three
more dead are reported
The scene lit the Miners Union Hall, used
as a temporary hospital, is most heartrend-
ing. Character Hall is crowded with killed
and wounded, and hundreds anxiously seek
friends and relatives.
The mine managers. surgeons, and nurses
are unremitting in their efforts to allev iate
the sufftrings Of the victims. An inquest
Will be held As soon as possible.
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Church Direcforv.

ORTHODOX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHI. State
street, between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev
Morning service at 1910 A. VI. sunday school at
hoor Evening services AT II O'Clock. Preaching
Tomorrow by the pastor.
tNIvEEsALIsT-t'or Winthrop and summer streets
Rev. George W. whitney, pastor; residence, Sew
all street. Preaching services at 1890. Sabbath
school AT IL VI. Preaching tomorrow by
PROTESTANT EIrscorAI.--state st, between Oak
and Winthrop. Rev. samuel i'pjohn rector. Morn.
ing set,ire 1870 \. NJ Evening service 4 4. "
Preaching to-morrow by Rev. Geo. VI. stanley
tihsr BtPrisr-torner Winthrop and P,rlaln SIS
rec '"ai- Rev. Horace ": lden, pastor; resi-
d,ncc ~ewall street, head of Weston street,
Morning service 1920 \. NJ Evening = T.. NJ sab
bath school AZ y NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the
PASTOR
FREE B>PTISr-state street north of Bridge. Free
seats. I. +. Icnncy, pastor: residence summer
street Morning service 1890 \. NJ. Sabbath
school at II. Preaching tomorrow 10y Mr.. Frank
ID. George.
METHODIST EVIS, oPAf.-Grcrn street, east of state
Rev. W. VI. sterling, pastor; resdcnce at the par
sonagc. next door to the church. Morning ser, ice
1890 A. VI. Evening, - L. VI. sabbath school at
Il NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
FIRST CHRISTIAN 'Hu., Northern Avenue. sun
day School at O'Clock T.. VI. PRAYER Meeting
-.3O
CAin"IlC-s;ate St, north of Bridge Rev. u. W
Murphy pastor. Morning scr,i Ice. 1890 A. VI
Afternoon. BOO l.. NJ
The Aiventists hold meetings in Darby Block every
SUNDAY afternoon AT the usual hour
The congregational First Baptist, Free Baptist and
Methodist churches hold social confcre nee mee,ing.
in their vestries every Wednesday evening at :
O'Clock.
SotrH PARISH toNGREGATIoN HALIowEiL.-
Rev. {. A. Whi.e, pastor. Morning service l03o
SUNDAY school go r. VI. Preaching to morrow by
the pastor.
MI rHoDIsT EPISCOPAL, HALIowELI-Rev Mr.
GroNennr, pastor residence opposite church. Morn
ing service. 100 Afternoon serv ice 80: sal
bath school l.lj l.. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
BAPTIST tHtR'i HALLOwELI.-No pastor. sab
haih school at 1870 \. VI Preaching service AZ
10 T. NJ. Preaching tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL tiit Ron, HALIoWEIL 49, No rector
Morning service AT 1870. Evening service al
go. SUNDAY school at L. NJ
| NlNEKsAII>f tHtRCH. HAIIOwEII- Preaching
service AT 2.ai T.. NJ. SUNDAY school nj T., Confer
ence meeting Ia evening.
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List OF Patents.
The following list of patents granted Maine
inventors, in the issue of July s, 1879, is
sent us by S. W. Bates, Esq, of watervile
Thomas Goodall of Sanford, 2l7,277 July
3. 1879, lap or carriage robe.
Freeman Hanson Of Hollis, 1863,
Horse Hay Rake.
John w. Jones of Portland, 2l7 1926, Can
ming Meat.
Geo. +. North of Augusta, (assignor one
half to J. Il. Salter, J. NJ. Leighton and G.
W. Dyer, 2l7 294, Gas and Purifier Scrub
Der.
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Following officers of Asylum Lodge, No.
20, |. o. q. f., were installed last evening
by X. W. ID. ID. G.. NJ, II. +. lockwood:
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Much Excitement.

LONDON, July IL. In the Commons, to-
day, Sir Stafford Northcote moved an amend
ment to Parnel's motion, expressing conf
dence in the speaker.
The Marquis of Harrington and Gladstone,
liberals, supported the amendment amid
much cheering and as the debate proceeded
the home rulers became much excited, Sulli-
van, an home ruler, accusing the government
af contemplating the imprisonment and ex
pulsion of Irish members.
Parnelrs motion was rejected, 42l to 90.
Stafford Northcotes anne ndment o Par
nells motion was adopted, amid loud cheers.
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New York stock Market.
Boston Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
BOsTOS, July II.
California Mining stocks

SAB FRANCISCO, July Ii.
The following the closing official prices of min.
ing stocks day:
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDoS. July IL. The Canadian rifle
team was defeated by the Liverpool rifle
brigade, by seven points.
The yacht Enchantrcss, with the body of
the Prince Imperial, has arrived in the
Thames, but will lie below.
LIVERPOOL, July IL. 4 leading grain cir
cular says the grain trade continues firm,
most of the provincial markets reporting fur.
Their Improvement of one to two shillings per
quarter in wheat, and generally increasing
confidence in buying for consumption.
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tAarrito.

In Bangor. July q. Nj. john b. Cobb to Miss Fin
bora Hall, both at Bangor.
In tpper saltwater, July ;, Miss Clara A. Porter
to Mr.. Fred H. tiIidden both of 0ld'own.
In Orono. July :, Mr. Edward ID. Mayo Of Mime.
apolis. 10 Miss Sarah r. MAYO of Orono.
In Ellsworth Juv :. Charles W Garland To Mis-.
Ella jordon. both of Ellsworth
In Drdham. july o. Fred q. Perkins to Miss Nellie
r. kiiier, both of Desham.
In East sullivan, Nav l., Mr. Oaknan Bunker of
Franklin to Miss Juliet johnson of Plantation No.
In MaTavtlle, June !, Mr.. Asa &. Flood of Eli
worth, To Mis- Lucy 4. Jordan OF otis
In t,nudshoro july /. Mr. James 4. Temple TO
Mis-. Anna Fitzgerald. both of tiouldsboro.
In Eden. july :, Mr.. Walter II. Dumion of Harnp
den TO Miss Dellie &. Brown of Eden July 6. Capt
of Eden.
In fremont June o, Everett II. Newman 10 Miss
Julia NJ. Abbott
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WEST INDIES.
The Situation.

Havana, July IL. The French steamer
from st. Thomas, July 5, has arrived. The
health Of the island is good. Business dull.
British steamer from Southampton, July :,
brought 5000, 900 francs for Porto Rico. 1t
is reported that the French company RENTED
the amount with the object of taking up the
bonds of the Spanish government issued to
owners Of emancipated slaves.
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NEW YORK.
Capsized.

NV York. July Ii, Two yachts, con-
tanning 20 men, were capsized by Il sqliall in
East river, last night. With much di fficultv
the ferryboat rescued them.
Fisheries.
Memoranda of Senator Edmunds' speech,
delivered in secret session on resolution to
terminate the fishery treaty between Great
Britain and the United States, shows the
amour: of duty paid by Canada from July
1873. to June, 1873, to have been 81. 663, S2l,
while the estimated value of all the fish taken
by Americans under the provisions of treaty
was SjS0,9I0.
Personal.
Postmaster Gen. Key will spend the Sab
bath at Shelter Island visit New London and
Newport on Monday and Providence on Tues
day, arriving at Boston on Thursday.
Boat Race.
SARATOGA, July IL. Water and weather
gooi The winning juniors started. Muir
ray OF Elizabeth won, IN l0.0lA' Jackson
ID. In the final heat of the senior single
SOULS, Holmes came in first, but hay ing foul.
ed Rathbone, the race was given to Mumfor,l
of Perseverance. Musgroye second Time
$50
The lIillsdales won the four osys5 race
Mutuals I'd.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad Matters.

PORTSMOUTH,, July |. At meeting of
directors of Portsmouth & Dover railroad, IA
proposition from the Eastern road to reduce
the capital stock of the former road and re-
duce interest to per cent, was unanimously
rejected. and it was agreed that if the terms
of the present lease are not complied with,
legal proceedings against the Eastern road he
instituted
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CANADA.


Tososro. July II. Hanlon will be re-
criyed in Canada with great honors. He will
be met at Niagara by blockade runner Chi
cora. which will be escorted by two steamers.
At his island home he will be met by feet
of 20 lake steamers. A large number of
excursions on the railroads and steamers
have been arranged for and the occasion bids
fair TO BIZ the grandest of the kind ever
known
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MARYLAND.
Explosion.

BALTIMORE, July IL. A boiler explosion
in the planning mill of Adams and Setter,
caused the death of the latter and the eng-
neer and wounded eight other persons Sc
riously.
Damage 10 factory $4,000 No other
bodies have been found. One was fatally in
jured, five seriously and two badly bruised
and cut. Inquest into canse of explosion he
gins Mopday
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WASHINGTON.
Board of Health.

WAsHISGToN, July IL. The executive
committee of the National Board of Health
has agreed upon and forwarded several i'm.
portant memoranda for the purpose of secur-
ing, when necessary, the speedy execution of
the INFECTIOUS Disease" act.
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Court Matters.

FALL RIVER. july IL. At court OF ip-
solvency, to-day, additional claims were pre-
scented and allowed against estate of VIM. c.
Davol, Sr., for Sls2 ,5i2. With one excep-
ton, all were on notes given by Davol mills
as principal. Davol being personally held as
cndorser.
Additional claims were also allowed against
the Manufacturers Gas Co.. 10 amount of
S,o93j
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BASE BALL.

At Baltimore, Md.-Holyokcs >, Balti-
mores l.
At Springfield, Mass.-Springfeld ;. Til
cas- !,
At Cincinnati, O.-Cincinnatis IL Bostons
=.
At Chicago, Illnois-Chicagos 5, Syracuse
Stars ,.
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Tifn.

In this city George W, son OFF. =. ID. Jones, aged
9 wears months.
In Trenton, July j, Hon. Monroe Young, aged 8,
years months.
In fremont, June "A, Mr.. Wilbert Clark aged
about IS wears.
In Lewiston. July 10. Mr.. Clement Parker, aged
60 wears II months.
In West Auburn, June 90 Oracle A., daughter OF
Mr.. ID. $. and Mrs. 4. VI. Curtis, aged q weeks
In Mt Vernon July TO- Miss Emma Arobne Da.
Wis, aged q years ; months.
In Freerort, Juty 6, Ida NJ. Newton, aged u years
!
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Gold Discovered.

WArERvILLE, July IL. State Assayer
lIitchings reports the discovery OF gold
bearing vein Of quartz in the western part OF
Penobscot county. From assays which he
has made of it he thinks it will prove valua-
hip
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, southerly winds, cloudy
and rainy weather, followed by cooler north
erly and variable winds and possibly rising
barometer
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Masonic Notice.

IN" brethren IT Augusta Lodge, r. & 4. VI, are
requested To meet AZ Masonic Hall SUNDAY Il O'Clock
T. NJ, to attend the funeral OF our late Brother and
Master Hay: 'iAkLks A. CURTIS The Brethren OF
Hcthlehen Lodge are invited to join with us
Per order of ;. Warden.
T., f. BIitkM.tS. Secretary