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r. S. Brigham, who has an Office in the
Emery Arcade, was arrested tins afternoon
by Detectives Mead and Shafer and locked
up in the Ninth Street Station-house on
charge of obtaining money by false pre-
lenses 1t seems that Brigham is an agent
for an alleged scheming organization
known as the Omitted States Home and
Dover Association of Pennsylvania" and
that a man named D. V. Larkins, of Ports
yestng in the Association, and discovering
that he had been victimized caused the ar
rest Of Brigham.
The Republicans of the Twentieth
Ward will meet this evening at Queen City
Hall, northwest corner of Eighth and Free
man streets, for the purpose Of organizing
Foster and Hickenlooper Club. Good
speakers and music will be in attendance.
T. s. Francis, charged with the larceny
of $3.50 worth of watch movements from
Clemens Oskamp, was arraigned before
Judge Fitzgerald this morning. His case
was continued until August 14th.
The case of Mike Whalen, charged
with assaulting Andy Streng yesterday,
was before Judge Fitzgerald this morning
and was continued until August 18th
| to await the condition of Streng.
In the Police Court this morning c. H
Jones, charged with stealing Bible from
the Central Christian Church, was sen
fenced to sixty days in the Work house ant
fined 5000 and costs.
DR.. R. w. Mitchell, of Memphis, ar
rived in the city this afternoon and is stop
ping at the Grand Hotel.
The habeas corpus in the Gus. Clarl
case was received by Marshal Ullery to
day,
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weeks ago and went to Terre Haute, where
he was joined by a woman named Bertha
Rivers.
The indianapolis Telephone Company
yesterday filed articles of association with
the Secretary of State.
The Catholic clergy of this diocese vii
hold their annual retreat in st. Johns
Church, Of this city. The exercises will be-
gin on Tuesday, September ID.
Ten coaches Of Sons of Honor (colored)
arrived from Louisville yesterday, via j.,
NJ. & l. They returned at 10 o'clock to-
day.
Pittsburg.
PRETTY LITTLE RAILROAD FIGHT.
Special TO the Star
PIrTsBuRG, Aug THE existing trouble
in the management of the Pittsburg, New
castle & Lake Erie Narrow-gauge Road,
trading northwest from this city, are grow
ing very interesting. Superintendent Ram
sey is arrayed against the Vice President,
General Neg!ey, and the President and Sec
rctary. Ramsey was forcibly ousted on
Sunday, and yesterday he got an injunction
giving him possession OF the road, from
Judge McJunkin, Of Butler. He took pos
session last night.
st. Louis.
FRESH AIR ExCURsIoN-CoMING BENCH SHOW
MURDERER's TRIP ETC.
Special to the star
ST. LoUIs, Aug. THE steamer c. z.
Choteau yesterday took three thousand
excursionists down the river, under the
auspices OF the Fresh Air Mission.
Pope's new Opera-houSe will positively
open September 22d.
During Fair week the st. Louis Kennel
Club will hold their second bench show.
Mr.. Scott the Engilshman who brought
over Bow for the last bench show, has
promised to cross the ocean again and
exhibit some very fine animals.
Joseph Degonia, the murderer of Jules
Polite, will be taken to Jefferson City this
evening by Sheriff Wallace.
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Tha Coronar's Office.

The verdict in the case of Tom Gordon,
who was found dead at the saloon No. 35
East Third street on the 5th of August, is
Congestion of the brain, induced by in
temperance
Verdict in the case of the foater named
James Gillespie, whose body was found yes
terday evening at the foot of Mill street, is
Accidental death by drowning while in
swimming"
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ABYSSINIAN JOHN
Comes Down In Force Upon the
Egyptians.


LONDON Aug. IA letter from Abys-
sinia states that the treaty of peace be-
tween King John of Abyssinia and the
Khedive OF Egypt has never been signed by
the former. The King has ordered fifteen
thousand men to take possession of the
various districts. The Egyptian garrsons
consist oil two hundred men at Massawah
and two hundred at Semitic, but Colonel
Gordon has left Khartoom with three thou
sand men and twelve cannon for Semitic.
Russia.
SORE EYED EXPEDITION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Ten. Lazarofs
expedition has suffered terribly from an
eye disease caused by the heat OF the sun
and sand. The General suffered by his
horse running away.
France.
CONFEDERATION AT CHATENoIs.
PARIS, Aug IA great contiagration has
occurred in the town of Chatenois in the
department of Bas Rhein, twenty-five miles
southwest OF Strasburg, and over two thou
sand persons are rendered homeless.
Germany.
TERRIBLE CoLLIERY ACCIDENT.
BERLIN, Aug IA terrible colliery acci-
dent occurred at the Ludwig Gluck Nine
in Zabize, Prussia, yesterday. Thirteen
persons were killed.
BURIAL OF HERR GEIB.
HAMBURG, Aug. Herr Geib, the late
Socialist Deputy, was buried yesterday
Over twenty thousand persons followed the
remains to the cemetery.
Italy.
THE POPE BLEssEs DE LEssEPs' SCHEME.
ROME Aug. Ills Holiness the Pope
has given his blessing to the Panama Canal
scheme.
Great B.itain.
THE LORD MAYORS BANQUET.
LONDON, Aug THE Lord Mayors BAN
quet took place at the Mansion House last
night. There was very distinguished
company present, including Lord Beacons
field Sir Stafford Northcote, the Marquis
of Salisbury, Duke of northumberland,
Right Hon. Richard Ashton Cross, Lord
Cranbrook, Right Hon. VIM. Henry Smith,
Lord John James Manors, Lord Landon
and Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Earl Bea-
consfield, in replying to toast, said the
treaty of Beilin had been fully executed,
and that Russia had fulfilled all of her en-
gagements with honor and dignity. Tur.
key he said was in a difficult position, and
required time to accomplish the proposed
reforms
The scientific frontier of Afghanistan he
said was rapidly being achieved. and a salts
factory settlement of South African affairs
imminent. He attributed the commercial
depression as being partly due to specua
tion and sudden increase OF wealth and
precious metals. The remedies he said were
time and benefcient Providence. Already
there we're better signs and he hoped that
the country had seen its darkest hour.
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All About a BretZel.

James Bacciocco aged sixteen years, re-
siding at No. 800 West Fifth street, got into
difficulty last night with Mallon Murray,
on Elm street, near Seventh, about a bret
eel which Murray tried to take away from
Bacciocco.
The latter drew pocket-knife and cut
Murray in the abdomen, inficting a pain
full though not dangerous wound. Bacci-
occo was arrested and charged with cut
ting with intent to kill. In the Police
Court this morning the case was continued
until August 14th.
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1,143 votes were cast, 572 necessary for a
choice.
This result, of course, nominated J. p
Carberry and Howard Douglass as the
other candidates for Senator'S
General Thomas Ewing hereupon ap-
peared in the hall, and was received with
wild enthusiasm. The whole Convention
rose to its feet and the excitement was
intense His speech was listened to with
great interest.
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Bankers in Convention.

SARATOGA, Aug. THE Bankers Con-
vention assembled tLis forenoon with an
increased attendance. The proceedings at
today's session consisted of paper pre-
scnted by Hon. John Jay Knox, Comp
troller of Currency, on "Our Banks and
Banking System" and addresses by Hon.
John c. New, Ex-Treasurer of the United
States, and Col. J. D. Vermille, Of New
York, First Vice President
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Matthew Shaw and Sarah Casey.
Henry Stoffingar and Amelia Lippelman.
Leander X. Bruer and Ida A. Griffith.
Jas. b. Matson and Mary W. McQuinty.
VIM. Wiggerman and Lena Miller.
Leonard Bcntz and Louisa Lampert.
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Electric currents.

Prof. ]. Med. Matthews died at Hills
boro, O.
Cyrus P. Fisher, Leesburg O., was fatally
sun-struck.
Henry Walser, an old man, suicided at
Loveland, o.
The Queen of Hanover has arrived at
Altenburg.
Geo. W. Cloggett was suffocated in we'll
at Denmark, o.
Charles schleyer was killed by lightning
at Sabina, Ohio.
Ben. Sittart was mysteriously and fatally
shot at Piqua, o.
Mrs. Mary Bowen was killed by light
ming near Gallipolis, 0.
Near Burnt Chimney. N. c., Cander Jen.
kins shot and killed John Butler, one OF
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
UNDERGRouYD RAILROAD PROMISED.

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD PROMISED.
National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Aug. 10. Vanderburgh has
returned from Paris and i, going to build
an underground road from the City Hall.
A LARGE YACHT FLEET.
The largest fleet that has ever sailed on
the fall cruise on the New York Yacht
Club, will get under way at Glen Cove to-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-07
Saratoga Races.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SARATOGA, Aug. THE first race to-day,
purse $40O, all ages, one mile, was won by
Clara D., Jericho second. Time 1;44H.
The second race, Clarendon Hotel stakes,
three-year-old iillies, one mile and a quar-.
ter, was won by Bonnie Carrie, Lulu sec
ond. Time, 2:12.
The third race, Kentucky stakes for two
year-olds. three-quarter mile, was won by
Odin, Mines second. Time, 1:1iA.
The fourth race, a purse OF $500, for all
ages one mile and furlong, was won by
Rhadamanthus, Jackscrew second. Time,
1 .hl3L
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Coal Miners strike.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 7.-Seventy-fve
miners in the Paris and Danville Moss Bank
Coal Mines struck yesterday for an increase
from G5 cents to 75 cents per ton. Their
demand is refused and the mines tempora-
rily closed.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
AND THE SILVER QUESTION.

Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. minister White, at
Berlin, has officially notified the State De-
partment that Germany will take part in
the next monetary conference, and if the
ratio between gold and silver can be agreed
on will take part with this country favor
able to a restoration of silver.
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The Tennessee Election.

SpeClaI 70 the Star.
NASHVILLE, Aug. banner specials in
dcate that the debt compromise will likely
be carried. In many towns the negroes are
working solid for the compromise and its
friends are full OF hope.
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Shadows of Coming Events.

Theodore Thomas orchestra at the Zoo
fete tonight.
The third annual picnic given by the
Tryphena Club will take place on Friday,
the 10Th inst, at the Bellevue House.
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New York Stock Report

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, received by Lea, Sterrett & Co.,
2S West Third street:
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Sherlhs posse, while attempting his arresk
several men were wounded in the fray.
:. COOL Burgess the well-known negro do
ilneator, shot Wm. Widgery, fruit desler,
IN the arm at Toronto, Canada. Cause, al
legged criminal intimacy with Burgess wifa.
Ihe Landrath, of Canton Uri, Switzer-
lahu, has voted to restore capital punish
ment Tor murder and for arson when in
voiVing the loss of life. The law requin1S
1t to be ratified by a plebescite.
\, a a boiler explosion occurred at Albany.
n H. Yesterday, killing Thomas Smith and
FRANK Murphy, machinists, and John Nc
intyre' fireman. VIM. Horton, foreman.
Wyhant Crannell, engineer, and Robert Il
Miller were bruised and scaided.
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Montreal Bank Suspends.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, Ca, Aug. THE Exchange
Bank OF this:city has suspended payment
and great excitement prevails here this
morning.
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BISMARCK, D. T., Aug. THE latest re-
ports from the above place state that Sit
ting Bull is ten miles north of the line,
and will probably go to- Saskatchewan
General Miles, it is said, will soon return.
The Indians are not supposed to be afraid
of the troops but are following the buf-
falos. which have gone North.
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The Government Sustained.

National Associated Press to the Star
QUEBEC, Aug. IA vote of confidence in
the Jolly ministry has just been taken in
the House. and the Government was sus-
tanned by vote of 81 to q.
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The ROllicking Reds.
DEFEAT OF LIEUT.. cALLEY's COMMAND.

DEFEAT OF LIEUT. GALLEY COMMAND.
National AssocateI Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Lieut. Calley's
command was defeated by the Indians near
the south fork of Salmon River, with loss
of all his trains, horses and provisions.
Two men were wounded. Reinforcements
have been sent to the rescue of the conf
mand, which is considered to be in great
peril
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Our druggists keep for sale Halls Veget-
able sicillan Hair Renewer, the best prepa-
ration ever made for restoring the vitality
and color of the hair.
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Clara Louise kellogg is said to have taken
years supply of Magnolia Balm abroad
with her Unnecessary; for it is sold every
where.
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One man was fatally injured BY boiler
explosion at Goshen, Ind.
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Cincinnati,

Cincinnati.
DR.. Minor this morning received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
"MEMPH1s, Aug. I.
"Twenty-two new cases and two deaths
since last report. Il. w. MITCHELL"
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Total shares reported sold.

The sexton of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church fell dead yesterday and three
workmen standing by at once robbed his
body Of $500.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I.
Eight cases Of yellow fever to date, and
three deaths. No new cases for two days.
[Signedl S. S. HERRIcK
Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
CLIFTON.

Mr.. Pribble is very sick.
B. Brown is clearing on his farm.
Mis- Sarah Schofeld has new organ.
Miss Cora Lester, is now seriouly i'll.
W. Smith is blowing on the Edsall
place.
John Cochrane is going to dig new
cistern.
J. Elliott has returned from 4 visit
to Iowa.
Some of the boys are now working
on the road.
William Schofield, Jr., has sold his
driving team.
Poodles are a favorite now with
some of the ladies.
VIM. Schofleld who has been quite
ill. is now recovering.
w. b. Judd purchased small flock
of sheep of Mr.. Staples.
Mr.. Palmer, of Rush River, is now
stopping with Mr.. Atwater.
A well is now being bored on the
farm occupied by Mr.. Kendrick.
G. Angel and Miss Mary Bascom
returned from Wolf Greek Friday.
S. McIlroy recently traded a dog to
II. T.. Tubbs for five bottles of elixir,
Parties are now soliciting work who
offer to bore and pipe wells for 81 per
foot.
U. Goodwin talks of either selling
out or renting, and emigrating to the
far west.
Dan Currier. who lately returned,
gives very fourishing account of the
far west.
And still they talk in favor of Mr..
H. S. Baker for Superintendent, land be
is the man.
A small party, piloted by W. II.
Atwater. visited the ruins of B. Castle
last Sunday.
Moonlight 'evenings are what the
boys don't like for eooning apples, but
still the fruit disappears.
John Brown and II. S. Judd, are
making preparations to attend the
Institute the coming winter.
A pleasant smile now plays over the
face of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown as
they lull to sleep the first born.
Why do not the sverseers of high
ways tend to the one important thing,
the destruction of noxious weeds.
Glenwild and Pierce Valley men,
bers met at Greenwood Lodge last
Saturday evening. They were highly
entertained.
Frank Goodwin viii return 10 Daeota
the first of next month. 1t is runner
ed that one of Wisconsin's fair
daughters will accompany him. We
wish him success in his new western
home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
DIAMOND BLUFF.

Ed, Niles is clearing some bottom
land.
Rev. Crossett will return to this
charge.
We admire the style of Mr.. Hardy's
new beat,
Ed. Coulter has returned from a
trip down river.
A number of mutations in the G.. T..
Lodge recently,
Miss Allie Benham, of st. Paul, is
visiting at d. Is,
Amy Baker will teach the winter
term of school in the Morgan district.
A number of our citizens attended
the convention at Ellsworth ON Mon
day.
Services in the NJ, +. Church last
Sabbath by Rev, George Whsle, of
Jenny.
It is reported that Mr.. Kinnecott
will have charge of the d. b. school
for the ensuing term.
Niles Bros. are busily engaged in
loading a barge with brush for gov
eminent use in building dams,
The Pauline carries number of
brooms fastened conspicuousIy to her
rigging. She sweeps the river.
A party from ID. B took an excur-
sion to the government works on the
steamer Ada B. After dinner and a
pleasant stroll through the camp they
took the overland route home. Thanks
due Mr.. Truax for the trip.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
ELLSWORTH.

ELLSWORTH.
Adam Huber has sold his farm.
Arthur Brown is clerking for Davis.
The cry at the stave mill is for wa
ter.
Teachers Institute here Saturday,
Oct. Is, 1879.
j. P. Whip lectures on Astronomy
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Baker accompanies Mr.. B. on
his examination tour.
The upper department of the public
school have an organ.
''Tams'' Bixby, of the Red Wing Ar
gus, was here ON Tuesday.
August Clifford was arrested on
Tuesday for illegal voting.
There were IA applicants for teach
ers certificates at Ellsworth.
j. P. Whip, of Rock Elm. lectured
on "Science and Religion" Sunday
evening.
Everybody and all his blood relation
was here Tuesday evening to hear
"Brick."
The Hesperians talk of giving an.
other entertainment during the next
term of court.
Rev. C. Il. Crossett has returned to
his duties at this station. He breaches
here Sunday morning.
Prof. Woodbury., of River Falls,
will deliver an address in the school
building Oct. Is, 1879. and open our
series.
II. Lowater, because of his time be-
ing occupied in school, has resigned
his position as correspondent for the
| present.
i. Elliott has an immense stock of
ladies' and gents shoes, both leather
| and rubber. Give hin call; he can
fit you both in size and price.
Lizzie Woodwork was nominated
by the Democrats for the position of
County Supt. of Schools, and W. j..
Copp for Member of Assembly by the
Democrats.
|. Wickard lost his pocket book on
Tuesday, containing $65 and note Of
$40, the book having slipped from his
rocket while he was at work. Any
person returning the same will be re-
warded.
The lecture of Brick Pomeroy at the
Court House will long be remembered
for its gymnastic and theatrical exer-
cises. Greenbackism is hard pushed
when it presents monkey show for a
lecture.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
Republican County Convention.

Convention was called to order by
Col. ID. j. Dill, of Prescott. Mr.. ).
w HUM, of Union. was made Chair
man. and Mr.. w. 8. Fowler, of River
Falls, Secretary. ID. J. Dill, X. NJ.
Sands and w. W. Walsingham were
appointed a committee on credentials.
While the committee We're preparing
their report the Convention listened
to the reading of a political article
from the OiOl0Rd States. After the
report of the committee. the names of
y. u. Haugen, of River Falls, and ).
W. Hum, of Union, were presented
to the Convention as candidates for
Member of the Assembly. On infor-
NAL ballot n. Z. Haugen received 81
votes, :. W. HUM Is, John Stirrat T..
On formal ballot Haugen received 81,
HUM Is. Stirrat s. Haugen was then
declared the unanimous nominee of
the Convention.
The names of J. 4. McCleary and
r. l.. Reed were then presented to
the Convention Is candidates for Coun-
ty Superintendent OF Schools.
The candidates being called upon
for a declaration of their political
principles, each made a statement that
was satisfactory to the Convention.
Result of informal ballot; J. Il. Me-
Cleary IS, r. L. Reed -. III. 5. Baker
,, scattering ,. Result; Mccleafy 2T,
Reed -. The nomination of Mr.. Nc
Cleary was then made unanimous.
ID. j. Dill. f. L. ellison, J. D. Trum-
bull, A. Z. Weld. and L. T.. Nelson
were chosen Senatorial delegates. F.
L. ellison, a. p. Weld and Il. M,
Sands We're appointed a County Conn
mittee. The Convention then adjourn
ed.-Herafd.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
ESDAILE.

Mr.. Jeffers has returned home.
Another wedding at Esq. Lusk' last
week.
Our people are pleased with tri-
weekly mail.
Potatoes are worth but 20 cents.
Oats 20 cents.
Mrs. Canoe and sister have gone to
ArkanSaw on Il visit.
The thermometer indicated 80 de-
grees in the shade last Monday.
Lawson Rice will soon start for Bar
ron county to look for mill site.
Mr.. Chas. Morrison has been visit
ing Mr.. Munroe's people this week.
The saw mill has finished its work,
having sawed all the logs in the yard.
District No. !, Hartland, has decid-
ed to purchase no books of physiology
at present. Sorry, for we need them.
We think our county certainly needs
Baker, so why not give US an II. s..
We believe in letting good enough
alone.
Mr.. Mumford has started it, who
will be the next to give husking bee.
A three hours hop at the hall was the
result.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-09
DIED.
FRY-In Maiden Rock Sept. 80, 1879, Mrs.
Leah NJ. Fry, aged - years

FRY.-In Maiden Rock Sept. 80, 1879, Mrs.
Leah NJ. Fry, aged - years.
The deceased moved from Indiana to this
place in early youth with her mother and
was married to Mr.. Henry Fry May ID, 1876.
The funeral services took place at the church
at O'clock p NJ. Sept. 80, under the auspi-
ces of the l. o. o. f. OF this place of which
order she was highly esteemed member.
Her sickness was OF only o few hours dura-
ton and by her death two little ones were
lett motherless. BY her christian example
and blameless life she had won the love and
esteem Of all with whom she came in con-
tact; but, alas, We have been called to lay
away the casket while the jewel has been re-
claimed by the Advise Giver
The Maiden Rock lodge deeply feeling the
bereavement that has come upon them
adopted the following as a fitting tribute 10
the departed sister Of our order:
In MEMoRIAM
In as much as it has pleased the Advise
Ruler of this universe to remove from our
midst, our well beloved and faithful sister,
Mrs. Leah NJ. Fry be it
RESOLVED That this, the Maiden Rock
Lodge, No. 268, l. o. 0. f., does here
by extend its fraternal sympathy TO our be-
reaVed brother III his distress, and may the
protecting arm Of the Grand Master OF til e
Universe be continually about him and his,
is our sincere wish
NJ. DENHAM, N. G..
A. RosRNBERGER, X. 5.