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Is the Dest ttV..ity or lana, ant
lies well; 10 acrerof this place is tim
Der; will be sold on easy terms.
3Is ACRES good prairie land on head ol
Woodward's Creek, about four mile:
southeast of Brenhan. Well watered with
springs. This tract can be fenced by iun-
ming one string oil fence, and will maxi
one of the best farms or pastures In Wash.
ington county.
Town Lots.
81 LOTS, comprising the Allcorn addi.
ton to BRENNAN in west Part of town,
is now offered for sale on easy terms;
most Of these lots are very desirable;
fronting on main and Sandy streets;
plot Of the addition in my Office.
20 LOTS yet unsold of the Bassett ad.
dition, which be sold very low Also
unimproved lots in other parts of the
city for sale.
LOT, containing II acres in northea,,
part Of town, well improbed; terms
moderate.
\ ONE STORY RESIDENCE, very near the
square, on main street, four or five rooms,
fine well of wafer. The lot has 4 trunt ol
about 100 feet. VIII be sold low for cash
Apply soon if you want bargain.
Ba$A Also Storehouses and Dwellings iol
rent in differents darts OF the city.
Apply to JOHN a. RASDLE,
In stairs in the GRADER Building.
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FOB PRINTING, of every description
- executed with neatness and dispatch
at this Office, and at prices that defy com
pittiou.
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A slice of Linburger cheese
worn on the upper lip is pro-
nounced sure ire for a hook
ed nose.
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NOTICE.!
To All Whom it May Concern.

W. Applewhite will apply to the Legis-
lature of the State of Texas, after Thirty
days publication of this notice for the pas
sage of a special law authorizing payment
to him of the sum of three hundred dollars
by the State OF Texas for four months SER
vice as private in Capt L. H. McNelly's
state police, commencing about middle
July, A. D., 1871, and ending about the
middle of November, A. D., 1871, at the
rate of seventy-fve dollars per month.
janI9w4t w. APPLEWHITE.
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The common council of
Nashville has aL,lished the
Office of water tax collector.
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1879.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

To dress according to Harper's Bazaar
will be the aim and ambition of the women
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As a faithful chronicle OF fashion, and a
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John a. RANDLE,
For Sale, Hglt and EXCHANGE

SO ACRES, known as the Hines place,
miles north of Burton, Washington
county, about 500 acres under fence
and in cultivation, the most of the t,act is
of the best quality of land. There is a
fine large two story residence on the place;
also several tenant and out houses; good
barn, ginhouse. gin stand corn mill and
cotton press. There is an abundance of
fine timber OF cedar and other sorts on the
tract. This fine place is now in the mar
ket, and will be sold: the best of terms will
be given TO alGasa -,rchaser.
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BRENNAN on
acres in cult
God box houses,
EementS. This
- and
, 1879-06-08

Important to Odd-Fel1ows.

important to OuQ-EeiloW8s
At the last session Of the Grand Lodge Of
Illinois, method Of mutual insurance was pro
posed BY means of "endovmen1'' subordinate
Lodges and an. "Euoowmcnt Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge adopted the plan, and with it
a constitution for the Endowment Grand
Lodge" It was the opinion of many that the
action OF the Grand Lodge in the premises was
illegal aud void, and it was finally agreed by the
friends aud opponents OF the measure that the
same should remain in abcyance until the opin-
ion of the II. W. Grand Sire should be obtained
regarding the legality OF the plan as adopted !.
The GRIND Sire, the Hon. John B. Harmon, Of
San Francisco, a lawyer of cminence, has given
his opinion that tile action OF the Grand Lodge
was void. This decision is OF some importance,
and the points presented By Mr. Harmon arc
s'!u Art Use l.. Sec. l. Of the proposed Grand Endov-
ment Lodge Constitution provides, be says, the
right 10 establish subordinate Endowment
Lodges on the endowment plan BY the authority
vested solely in the Grand Lodge Of Illinois. In
Lodge Of the T. o. Q. F. Of the State of Illi-
nois,'' and the other g The Grand Endowment
Lodge Of I. Q. o. F. Of Illinois, when working
b. Art. VI, Sec. I, 1.-THE officers Of the Grand
! Endowment Lodge are declared 20 be the n.
W. G. M, the R. ". D. G. ~, the r. ". 6. S.,
| aud the &. ". G. T., of the Grand Lodge Of the
! State of Illinois, and a Board Of five Trustees,
| who shall b. elected annually.
| Ser. 6 also declares that the Board OF Trust
ees shall be composed of five members, who
shall hereafter be selected by the Lodge from its
| members, who shall be members OF subordinate
| Endowment Lodges. Bv. this Art VI, says Mr.
Harmon: the Grand Lodge Of Illinois at one mo 70
mcnt Of its session Is composed OF Dne set OF ot-
| GERS, and at auother moment Of portion only
| of those officers. together with a Board Of five
| Trustees, who must be members OF subordinate
Lodges, qualification not now required ol mem
4I,oSC T1dr 1F
, 1879-06-08
ART NOTES. =.


The Executive Committee of the new Academy
of Fine Arts has held several meetings during
the past week for the transaction of preliminary
business. The institution will occupy the rooms
until ucxt Nav, when it is hoped that it will
get into better quarters. In order rot to DIS
commode the pupils. who have aiready come
here 10 study, tile term is to be continued until
July /. and after that there may be some
summer classes through the vacation: The
outdoor sketcning-class so popular last sum-
mer is announced to bcgin again, under Mr.
Spreads direction, next Wednesday afternoon.
a prospectus is in preparation TO explain the
objects and intentions Of the Academy OF Fine
Arts declaring it to have no RELATION nost or con-
present, and promising the opening o1 good
gallery and school next fall Under the nsmes lame
md the other leaders Of the organization, the
announcement will command the conndenee OIL
the public g..
TIE GALE COLLECTION,
The sale Of the Gale collection last evening
rAs largely attended, though, the bidding
, 1879-06-08
COUNTY BUILDING.

The carey case will be called in the Criminal
Court TO- morrow morning.
Mrs. Mary Murphy was charged before Justice
Hudson with disorder]y conduct, and gave special
bail to appear in court Monday.
This will be the last week this term OF jury trials
in the County Court. Tomorrow Judgments On
delinquent property for taxes Of 1878 Will be ap-
piled for.
George Nj. Parsons, paint and oil manufacturer.
OF 33l West Madison street, yesterday made
voluntary assignment to William Kerr. Noecneo-
ule Or inventory was filed.
New suits yesterday: William r. Jedreys ct al.
w. George 4. Hel1man, assumpsit, 81. GOO: 4: 4.
Hursthai va. Charles Fl. Olson, assumpeit, 81. 0o0;
n. sturteyant Us. Henry Turner, debt, S4o0;
Emil Diet @Distzsch, for uss'. w. ~ " Afqu'"oau':
In the County Court yesterday Stephen and Deb
ornh Wiltshire, Of No. 420 Wabash avenue, ap--
piled for permission to adopt o-ycar-olo cailo
named Florence Isabel hoach; mnoas name m '1ss ,es
want changed to Wiltshire, tho motneF Oh 'ae
child consentinE-
The Committee on Public Service will meet to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock 10 consider the coal
contracts. It is understood that majority OF the
Committee have become convinced that the pre-
vious recommendations made were IN part based on
insufficient information. IT is not believed tnat
the Baker coalition made anything BY the recent
alleged *tests."
The Joint Committee on Public Buildings and
Public Service yesterday decided to recommend to
the Board to advertise for proposals for the carpen-
ter work, fire. proof work, plasterinG. steam-hs
ting, and gns-piping for the new Court House.
They will also recommend that the specifications
be printed, and that bids shall bc received mp 10
noon OF the :.3d inst.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Some sixty prisoners were Yesterday arratgned
to plead aud tiye -sixths of them freely acknowl-
edged their absolute innocence. Among them
were John and Matilda De]aneaugh, against each
OF whom are nine indictments for larceny from
Gage Bros. store. Alex La Comb and John Lund-
qyist said they were not guilty Of burglary and re-
ceiviug stolen property, while Kate Curry. John
Collins, and Aug Hernanns reserved their pleas on
account Of the absence OF their attorney. These
are the cases growing out Of the discovery Of .
large quantity Of stolen property in LundqVist's
1ai}or-shop on Cottage Grove avenue.
Thomas Shannon, the homicidal whisky guzzler
who shot at half dozen people at the Randolph
street bridge two months ago, pleaded guilty to
three indictments for assault with intent to kill
and not guilty as to the other three. The other
prisoners who pleaded guilty we're william Adams,
John Gallagher, and Robert Hall, petty larceny; !;
Charles Robinson stealing COWS; William John
son an4 Thomas Myers, burglary; aud Andrew An
derson, grand larceny.
, 1879-06-08

interest by at once revising the price st 1os eth m
censes for there is no other way to GET even Wall
the nawubrokers, who are an evil At best.
TAKING CARE OF THE DEMOCRATS
Here is more fun. When commissaones "ansf rstsd
entered upon the duties Of his ot1ce ne hsneH oei
Sunt. L.rrabec to examine carefully into tne Wosh
being dsne in the olee ana r;tS Gee nHn Be
did as instructed, and fsr days d,syno,ea iatef Of
reported that eight empoyes eqna IT, whereupon
be sesff 5t sas
fhe later order was executed and the hatcne1 ten
upon Andrew Parks Fred Beske1 Ihomaa m'1anc7 nfGS
Fnsy two emDoss sRae5 in NJ the sste
Mno & ste INSTRUMENTATION case all but TWO OF whom at1
~ OF when ss to was nave nnfoP
tpnnatr from political standpoint, but, ett1cency
5cing the test they mad to Co. and ovsr It al thets
~ a 5ecided breeze. The men claim that tney ere
not inefficient, Of course and VII 20 PACK lna9 9
fhcir vsrds stir up their Aldermen. etc, an9
.nn.ic rn.. vii follow. The Commissioner has acted
il good faith has MI Lnrraoee aud It {sna,na ;u
Dr,vhr Nr not.
, 1879-06-08

was not SO enthusiastic as was expected. Ine
foloTnS were dsPosed Of: Ie eaes Epssh
iandscaee % PC us), W oy Williams, 81; sScene on the the
scene'' Q5} By Kcnsala, $3.50; "Tendins n 1ne
Baby" 10y. q charming little genre o9 t5W Mo
bv Cortez, SIS; two, views in water,
{53 and 54). by Barber, s25 each; tro p sheep
pictures (56 and 81, by Leemputten, $33.5v eacn'
ion the Normandy Coast" (5Sl. By buTreli, I1 ~
S35; TWO winter scenes in Bavaria t6l ana o3t "
Richter, $50 each; Awaiting for Inspiration !,
Q09), one Ut the most important works Of 6 !: Y.
Brown ever on exhibition in this city, $3oo;
IS Winter in Holland'' n6S), by Nicholson
SIPS; "Candeight Effect" Q99). by kosleres,
$3.50. The sale will bo continued Monday
afternoon and evening.
, 1879-06-08
SUBURBAN..

An interesting contest occurred in the Congrega-
tionnl Church on Friday evening, by members OF
the College Adelphic Society, for prize OF S25'
offered that member who should excel in oratory.
The prize wns awarded to Mr. J. 2. Brush1nsham'
of O1can, N. Y. who delivered an oration upon !,
The other speakers and their subjects were: v.
IS. Norton, On s.Society aud Solitude -; ". T.
Carroll, .:.The Service OF Literature y; D. kemble'
umcnrs. " Music was furnished during the evening
By quartette composed Of Mira Brewer, Miss
Ella S. Prindle, Mr.. v. Il. Wait and mr. e. L.
The much talked-of oratorio Of, 'sThc Messiah :"
is to be given in the First Methodist Church to.
morrow evening. There is to be chorus q a29qt
ney, Prof. James Gill, Mrs. n. G: 1gehari. airs.
Gen. J. B. Jones, Mics Hattie -NcArthur. Mrs.
c. s. 8n.dsa1l, and Mr. Z. L. Burch: II Is 10 ne
one Of the events Of the season for Evanston.
The Rev c. {. Cragfn, OF McGregor, H., pfeaches
at the Congregational Church to-day.
, 1879-06-08

~. -
BURHARDT-The funeral services Of the iase tisus.
Adolph Burhardt, OF the Seventy second and nine"
tccnth Infantry. Will b held At SO state.s sun!ay
June = e @ hsnff ~ fa5e oao IS
HARTN ETT-Juue 6. Edward J. Hartnettr aged g.
years Born In the Town Of Bandon. County cork lre
Funeral from his late residence III Th1rteenthplaee
Sunday 1t o'clock. to Jesuit Church. thence BY ears
70 aSfai menieaa, New York. and Cork Ireland. papers
please copy. e..
McGu1N-suddenly AZ her residence 428 South Nor
gan-st.. Mrs. Margaret 3. McGu!n. ~ c.,ra-x
Funeral from the Jesuit Church. BY GaIs 70 CaEar. IT.
Sunday June 9. at the usual nou1- ftleaus "e eoA
daily Invited TO attend
sou St, Col. Absalom y. Moore, aged s. years ~,
1osa NJ E sraIu o On (. T. 4 c. r. T. 3. Friends Of
family invited without further notice.
r. Philadelphia papers please copy.
o'REGAS-June S. at2s2 West Tht1teenth-st.. Miss
Funeral 4 1o:so this morning Church Of the Holy
Family, thence BY cars to Calvary.
Of E sls
Fune1a from their iats residence 10; 4so Warren
af IT. t.
RooT-May os, 1879, after brief Illness AuEusta
wife Of .. J: Root, and dnuEhter Of A. G. Townsend
a. Buffalo papers p!ease copy.
sEoAD-June7, 7, At Waukekan, H.. at tho residence
Of her sister, Mrs E. r savage Arss EAen snoao' Oh
Funeral at Joliet H., Monday, June 9, at } .. m.
sCH1LLn-June Z. Matthias Schtllo aged 10 ycars.
Funeral from hit late residence. SGD north ave. Mon-
day Dune 81 afternoon at go Friends are respect
fully invited 10 attend .
rAyLo.-June5 s. at Lake View. Of dphtheSta aE AEEte
ogco years 6months and days.
WHITE-June7 1ryin Potter, son Of +. 4. and E.
:eryces O. The resdesce ss Vest Washing
tou-st this Sunday It IL A. III.
, 1879-06-08
JOHN LAMB.


HIs COUNSEL MAKE APPLICATION FOB 4 SUPER
sEDEAs.
The attorneys OF John Lamb were heard By Jus
ticc Dickey in Chambers yesterday, On their appli-
cation for supersedess. 1tseems that the volum-
tnous record was submitted to him Tuesday, but
as he hadn't time to go over it, being about to so
to hit Vernon, be. made an appointment to meet
chi Van Azman@aud 1lr. Forrest on his re-
turn. He came back Friday. but was too
busy to take up the cage, SO be
told him to come around At o'clock yesterday af-
tcrnoon. Under the statute, the application Is an
ex parte proceeding but the Justice suggested that
and "n syI% Ms
listen to the arguments Of their opponents and to
reply 90 that the Justice could be fully advised Of
the positions Of both sides. Col. :, Van Armaa and
speechmaktng was deferred until Monday morning.
The points submitted by them were these:
That the verdict is contrary to the law and the
That the verdict is not supported by the law and
the evidence.
That Tie Judge should have REQUIRED the States
Attorney to call oil the witnesses that were known
By him to have been present at the time Of tie kill
ing. and who were attainabe.
That the Judge should have granted an attach
uent for the inror John F. Beseler, who, il he had
been attached, would have sworn that the Bail1f
who had charge Of the jury commented on the
character Of the witness, and told him that those
for tho defendant lied, and that one OF the counsel
for1he defendant instructed tho witness Fredigke
as to the dress, appearance, ETC., OF Mrs Chap
man, 90 that he could identify her:
That if several persons cousptre to do an unlaW-
full act, the natural or. PROBABLE consequence Of
which is homicide. and death happens in the pros
ecution of the common design, all are alike guilty
OF murder but If several persons consprc to do an
unlawful act, the natural or probable consequence
Of which is not homicide. only those are guilty or
murder VINO participate in the killing, unless the
conspirators agreed to carry out the common object
al ali hazards and inaict personal violence II nee
cssary to render the common object successful.
In other words, the point made is: Even II Lamb
took part in the burglary. he only consented to the
taxing of the goods to Friedberg's and the natural
and probable consequence of sending man to dis
posc Of the goods IS not homicide.
State's-Attorney Mills will present his views
Monday morning.
If Justice Dickey is not clear on Ill the points he
will not give an immediate decision. but confer
with his associates the Supreme bench at Mount
Vernon, wtitner he expects to go Monday night
The counsel for the defense are comment, tha1
their application will be granted, but the general
opinion seems to be that Lamb will be hung on the
day appointed, Friday, the 2osh inst.
, 1879-06-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


r. IN. Baldwin, Balttmo'e[J. A. Monroe. Green Bay
DR.. A. ". dc Ruddes. N. OEGen Doane, =: Lake City
VIC. Griffith, Denver. H.N. Soper, Bloomington
VIM. Heap. London. ". F. Lane, Boston
Geo. Il. Langaon, n. y. lJno II. Kicher, Milwau'e
SHERMAN HOUSE.
Il. A. Bruins, Morehead iG. q. Leslie, Montreal,
C. o. Ashley Rochester. B. F Clement Sioux City.
C, NJ, Weboer, Dubuoue. al D. Hawes, Cambridge.
". .. Hale, New York. 10. l.. Bailey, Boston.
". G. Andrus, Dixon. IF. H. Palmer, Syracuse.
FREMONT HOUSE.
John Fraser, Scotland. |Casl. G. Zens, Denver.
T. D. Harlow, Boston. Leo. Vein, Mexico:
Thos. Wallace, Sau Fran. E. e. ireland, Sun Jose.
u. C.. johnson, Ogden. Vim. Z. Robertson, Tex
]. 4. Murphy, Springfield. II. L. Wesson, Boston.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL
4. C. Gaut, Cincinnati !G T. Hart, San Francisco.
Thomas a. FAIR, Phila Pitt Cook, Sandusky-
j. W. Lituore, Kan i1y yiSamul Sherman. Boston.
Frank G. Noyes, Florida. Wn. McCauley, Colorado
], B. Oa0ord, Buffalo. F. s. Riley, Brooklyn.
GARDNER HOUSE.
s. E. Langley, St. Joe. &c. c. McCabe, Cincinnati.
II n. .Hinds. South Bend. Frederick Beck, NJ Y.
G. @. Seatou, Columbus In. R.Hewltt, Cincinnati.
Henry Barton, Boston. L. r. Bapcock, n y.
". j. Stephens, Conway. 1Geo. 5. Armstrong; feru.
, 1879-06-08

at the same session, under diferent sets Of
officers and in distinct capacities, which, in bis
opinion, constitutes radical Silango g mn IN the
@nantai denortnre from the usages and princi-
Mes ess Of the Order, and cannot be adopted by q
State Grand Lodge /. Q. O. F.
In September next the whole subject Will
come up for consideration. and meanwhile, ne
thinEs s,1hordiuates can afford to wait. He de-
ctdes The endowment plan adopted By the Grand
Tndpe of Illinois void.
, 1879-06-08
MARRIAGES.

For fine stylish jewelry 60 to Hamilton, shouFd'
& Co., State and Randolph streets
, 1879-06-08

Tho distinguished prima donna Mms +.st;ae.. hGae.
sstbey seem to act especially upon tie osgans, Of
the voice and produces clear enunciacon coius he
hoarseness sore throat can scarcely eaast @ ~AeA
, 1879-06-08

Just received by c. Jevne, ITO and LIZ Madison
street fresh lot OF Principee cigars. Ih1s Is
the best cigar in the city for the money. They
are hand made, long filters, and OF imported
tobacco.
, 1879-06-08

Imported Key West and domestic cisars' "noae
sale or retail, Dawson's 311 State street.
, 1879-06-08

Buck & Rayner's moth powder Is the relentless
foe OF moths, flies, and reaches.
, 1879-06-08
THE CITY.


:: GENERAL NEWS. |
y. creye. spS1ts, Wis, Is at the Gardner
uo.,o. p 1one., Tc1re Haute, is At the Palmer.
c-n 1su,ts B, Fry. q. S. A.. IL At the falmef.
-,,t.,+ 1e.rs Msrshalltowu, H., is 1t the sher-
nan.
ceorge Alexander. Portland, ors-' ta At the Tre-
mont
q1tn. shcard, New York, is domieiled At the
Pacific.
yr.H. B. Eetzeu, ot Grand Rapids, Is at tho
Gardner.
c E. CLARKE. of New York. is registered 1t the
Gardner.
IN, Wilson. of Rock Island, is saest At ths
Ghrdner-
james Brownson, Cairo. H.. il stopping At thu
Gardner
John E. Retgart. Belo.t Wis. is soiourninr at
the fremont
John C. Mckinney, Milwaukee, Ia registered at
the Sherman.
George t. Bnrdett, Troy, n T.. Ia guest Of
Henri D. prummond. Dubuque. Ia. is stopping
John L. Kibbey, Richmond. Va, IL among tho
guests Of the Palmer.
Gov. ". H. Yale, OF Minnesota, IL stopping
temporarily 1t the Pacific
<,.oro. " Grafton. OF the Omaha Bee is one
of ths guests Of the fremont.
A. q. Rice, Boston. Ex-Governor OF Nastaehu-
x.t+. i. =, pocst of the Pacific,
John Splan. the driver OF Rarus, registered Ut
the Palmer on his way through the city yestetoas'
Il. 4. Durant, London. and S. Theodore Man.
d1e Wo1ycrhamptoD, England, are domic1ed At
I'm Pacifc
., ox.,a+ Aoer+ ~ RI. Evans-
+. Hlekes. genera tdshEi I5 0F 1FGs.s1;,fa IND IL
vlile 9; yerre han'' hAnfo"a' '4'""''1'S' 114''
atthe fremont, .-.s.
? M Myers. Lacrosse, Vice-Prestdent Of the
snnthern Miunesota Railroad, and Il. r. Duvai,
E.r ynTt- Genera] manager Of the Great Western
n;snatcb. are It the Pacific.
~' 80 Nv ~ r.
Mr. r. 8. KirkWood, OF Lalcaeo naI .s, t rsn,nc ~
Chapman. OF St. Louis. leit ta's s1 H. ~ Enrone ~
Tor New aors; "Sen.o Sentn,o 1a@' 7@31
"eea' - .vr,,,thv for grs.
The ladtes OF C1icaeo nass III 1ha1 hsx- sil thcv
Robert, who mufueIea nau. ovsr the mslc rnur-
can do to weep sulnCensiy C1iy WIZ ~
derera---so7T'S1o@" 6e'1t1'
Residents of Hyde Park and in the vicinity OF
the Sonth PARK drives can have The TRIBUNE de-
, 1879-06-08

The banner Of despair floats no longer Oyer peo-
ne Who suffer from kidney troubles. torpid ive11'
piles and diseases which come tr9m lnacYe ot n1m IVY.
it WORKS pleasantly and with healing elects
, 1879-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DROF GEORGE E. FOSTER, OF NEW BRUINS
L wcS University Canada: will Lecture Monday even.
ing June g. In the Grant Place ". E: Church. corner
Grant place and Larrnbec-st. Subject: "Tratlc
Tested" Admission free and plenty Of good music
THE LADIES AID SOCIETY. or HAHEEMANN
Hospital will give series Of lunches at IS WASH
ington-st., comenciug Wednesday. June II, from II
to3. .
the Society rooms in the Pacific Hotel on Tuesday
evening next take action In relation TO the death OF
Gen James Slelua- Prominent speakers will be pres
ent and address the meeting The public are invited to
attend.
THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF ST.
Agnes School will be held at the Cathedral OF S.
Peter and Paul Friday evening at O'clock. June T.
, 1879-06-08

BW n R1A Wholesale & Retail Send ornr!es
q Ell n Is Il list Goods sent Z. O. D. anywhere
MI {f3 H H,1 sole agent for the ''NCLTiFOEN.
Ri q EN ESA Wigs ma4scf to order and warranted
HI HhHHH992 N,EIisnR 5uRsstheesMis;a NJ eesMisago