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This is the manner in which Bishop
Hare, of Nebraska, would settle the In.
dian problem in the United States: l.
Extension Of law over the Indian as
we'll rs the white man; holding him in
dividually responsible for crime COM
mitted, protecting him in property right,
and giving him an opportunity to work
his way in the world on equal terms
with his white brother. 2. Let each
Indian own his own farm in fee simple.
He saw no reason why an Indian. or n
number of Indians. should not have the
same right to hold thousands anc thou
sands of acres of land, and to keep it in
their hands until its natural rise jim value
made them men of wealth, that was cx-
ercised by spectators or railway cor
po,ations. But he would have n 70 tribal
property. Give each man farm of
desirable acreage, and make the title in
alienable tor twenty-five years, either
for debt or taxes, so that he could not
be cheated out. of it while he was learn
ing tile ways of civilization. 3. Give
him schools and means Of education.
and through all these, and in all. let the
missionaries carry on their work Of re-
deeming from paganism the scattered
remnants Of a race with many noble
traits.
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From the preliminary examination of
several Nihilist prisoners arrested re-
Gently in Russia, it would appear that a
second gunpowder plot was on foot in
every way similar to that of the lst of last
December, both as to the aim in view
and the means by which it was to be
attained. The conspirators intended to
blow up the Car on his next journey to
Moscow. 1t was in his palace of the
Krelnlin, the ancient residence of the
great princes of Moscow. that the 1evo-
lutionists Wished to punish the Gar for
the obstinate resistance with which he
has met their demands for reform and
liberties. When this terrible intelli-
gence WAS communlca to the Gar
his emotion was SO violent that for
moment those of his courtiers who were
present were in fear of fatal nervous
attack. The Gear thought that the at
tempt made on his life at Moscow was
the work of one single individual, aud
he is now terrified on discovering that
at Moscow, as at St. Petersburg, there
is veritable committee, organized by
the revolutionary party, which has de-
clared against him a merciless war.
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TIMELY TOPICS.

The inquisitive should commit the
following facts to memory: The first
locomotive trip over the Albany and
Schenectady railroad with q passenger
train was August %, 1891. The engine
used was the Dewitt Clinton" built
at West Point foundry. The first rex-
pertinent in the use Of locomotives in
America was made in 1929, the second
in 1880, and the. actual and continued
use of them commenced in 1881, nearly
contemporary With their use in Eng
land. ,,x
From numerous experiments made in
the great hospitallat posen, Prussia, it
appears that ice. is n most effectual
remedy against smallpox. One of the
patients, in fit of,delirium, escaped to
the garden, where the snow lay two feet
deep. There he remained the whole
night, with no covering but his shirt.
On the following morning the fever
subsided and the; pustules had dried.
This strange circIgstance nce attracted the
physicians attention: and after consul
tation they determined to keep the tenn
perature of the smallpox wards very
low, and apply small quantities Office to
the patients. The results surpassed
their expectations; and at the end of a
week all the patients had recovered.
-r--., J.. .,,.,, .,v.
Russian officials IRE said to excel in
stealing. Millions iof roubles vanish
annually from the state exchequer, no.
body seems TO kn6E how. Tie latest
achievement, uponra 4 scale of ,anprece-
dented grandeur Of this class that has
come to public cosaizance, is the theft
Of 100000 pounds. of iron from the
Juposau iron works, in the mining dis
trict of Uta. It 81 believed that the
whole stat of officials employed in
these works has been concerned in the
gigantic transaction" which has but just
come to light. and, Small hope is enter
tanned of bringing direct .culpability
home to any individual. ',In ,,..
..' 7TfT.,.l' -. 1...i e.
In a street in Canton rats are hung
up for sale with poultry. They are
dried and salted and are very much
affected by ladies whose hair, is falling
off, as the flesh of rats is known. to be
an excellent preventive of badness.
Pork is one of the staples Of Chinese
cookery, the best bacon and hams com.
ing from the provinces of Fokien and
Quang Tung, the flavor of the hams be-
ing much improved by keeping them
for year or two in sawdust after they
have been cured. AS in Europe and
here certain places in China are re-
nowned for their products. such as
Pekin for its sweet ducks; Tou-lion, a
small village near that city. for its vine
gar (tsou), Tchin-K n-Kang, in the Kiangsu,
for sauce made with fermented beans
and the salt, which the Chinese use as
we use Worcestershire sauce.
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Potter now took up position close
by the wicket that opened to the depar-
ture platform, where the man stood that
punched holes in the tickets. Presently
q lady in black rushed rapidly past.
Ernest followed her few PAGES to as
sure himselfit was not Constance Brown.
No; the lady was of different carriage
and figure from Constance-.more like
his own wife, be said, with a jealous
pang that he laughed at himself the next
moment for feeling. Whoever it was,
she jumped into the carriage, and the
captain after her. The guard whistled
off the train and Ernest turned away,
thinking that he had been rather Il fool
for his pains.
Then he saw another young widow
gazing eagerly about her, and running
here and there. evidently looking for
some one she could not find. At last,
apparently overcome y ith emotion or
/, fatigue, she flung herself upon a bench
and hastily threw up her veil, revealing
| the pretty, agitated face of Constance
Brown.
Ernest sprang toward her.
Constance" he whispered, "you
here; and in this disguise! What does
it meanp"
! Constance burst into tears, and sobbed
out that she didn't know.
81 know" he said. severely; "you
have an engagement with that infamous
Potter"
Infamous, indeed" said Constance
land he has gone off with somebody
else"
At this moment a man in livery ap.
preached and touched his hat to Ernestt
1t was his own coachman, an old and
faithful servant, " no had been coach
man to Erhest's father.
beg your pardon, Mr.. Ernest, fol
coming up here without leave, but have
you seen the mistress, sirp"
mo. What do you mean?"
"Well, sir. she drove to the station
after you left. sir, and she seemed 81
wild like and unaccountable that
made bold to follow her, for fear sh'
might come to harm; and I followed
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rHERIFF,s SALE.

- In EKAFE"B SALE.
y By virtue Of writ OF Ais. Levari Facias
TO me directed will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. 84l Shipley st.,
kept by Isaac O. Pyle, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County. Della
ware, ON
SATURDAY, the 24th day OF April, 1880,
at 2 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
ALI that certain tract, piece or parcel Of
land. situated in Christiana Hundred
aforesaid, bou' ded and described as fol-
lows, TO wit: Beginning at stone in a
line of Peter Fessmier's lar d, being a
corner of John Cummins' land, thence by
said Fessmier's land south % degI ees west
l33 $40 perches to a stone in the middle
of public road, thence thereby north
stone corner Of Ouey Vernon's land,
thence by his land north 54% degrees
west 81 2 10 perches 10 stake, thence by
a new line along Ann N. Browns land
north Az degrees east 70 6-l0 perches to
an old maple tree, thence along said
Browns land north 467k degrees east 5S
l. 10 perches 10 line of James Harrigan's
land, and thence thereby and by lsnd OF
John Cummins aforesaid south 72& de-
grees east Al 8-l0 perches TO The place OF
beginning, containing 81 6-l0 perches OF
land be the same more or less. with
house and frame barn and other outbuild-
ings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Daniel Mackey and Margaret
A., his wife and {. I. and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sherif7s ONCE, New Castle, April 5,
1880. apr7- eodts.
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Case Dismissed.

At the hearing before the Mayor
this morning, Patrick Conneil was
arraigned ON the charge of assault
and battery upon his wife. AS the
evidence was not sufficient to warrant
conviction the case was dismissed.
WHY do you cough when you can
find relief in Sipes' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound? 1t is the
most efficacious and pleasant remedy
known for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Asthma and all diseases tending to
Pulmonary Consumption; has been
sold for over thirty years and is espe-
cially adapted to children, as it does
not nauseate and consequently can be
used in sufficient quantity as to effect
a cure.
Buy one bottle and You will never be
without it. Price 25 and 90 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere.
f.0LB ~ apl-lmod&w
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----
Came Protector.

uAL MEETING OF THE DELAWARE
We PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION AT
PVER YESTERDAY.
" nrst annual meeting of the Del.
uame Protector association was
N Ihe Capital Hstel yesterday.
~ meeting was called to order
"A after, l o'clock, by Vice Presi-
James X. LoflaLd. The minutes
5Oved. ~ "u anu
u reports Of the Secretary and
ouier were next read, and referred
~ auditing Committee consisting
w;d: "; !; N. Mills, John +. Salisbury
william Ellison.
pe report of the Secretary sboved
,ne Ioial membership to be 200 and
eS e nau U received from members fees
Io. Ihe expenses had been 1878
ns q balance in the Treasury OF
winch amount according TO their
a win be expended in the pnr-
VI game fish and birds. Thus far
oSUclalion Wn have purchased one hun
fih''s. "esterh quail which have been
Ou'ea an' throughout the State.
lia isaaeleSpeeting every day five hun
nse siessiEa quail from the Isle of
arded. 'ney has peen
ss Ss , Board of Directors pext snh.
~ tha .nelr report in which they state.
!" ouv association is gaining favor
sso,.i' u ,ne farmers of the Stat, who are
ectin" ia"g 10 assist the association in
tgllhg The game. ' i"
NJ election of officers was nsxt IN
sosi ana resulted as follows: A' III
ieDsloent-l. N. Mills.
iaT tna .s.s and R. A. Rosenbaaipgn bgn'' bs,po .; M
IsSrsss,'y1nGteorge Cburchman
,,p'aa-. ,,"rs,-Richard Harrington
r Rsl' Sn M' D., Edward Brinrb m,D r.,
6y HI,oh, Hinsin,.i ilgbman Johnston, An.
NJ. & go Esq, David Bender
Jas. II, II Epodney, p"h Esq, E. w. Jester
El,ison iSsounty-John F. San,sburv
Harri'SSOo,.' A. +; A. Torbert. Char,ss, y
lerson'n sn T; Slauglt r' VIM
laway. 0o'e and Thoma.
a Gu. 'U,.o9nly-William M po..
Hitch M |. n. Fooks, Ebe Tunne,s oII
es, j, r 'eRa M Derrickson, Edward q
feviouns' - W wright and Philip Cannon N
ay n. social SS meeting in this cHv,ae, citv =,
i6struo,r1d e 1ord inst, and the S Secrs, Sos ., >,
associs,ied ausied to notify the members utse.sf; !
ed tba',on that { of said meeting tG,s II IL az .
at ie tbis mp IN lphiladelphia will sm0e. Sa n,s.
y kinS i meeting, M and the % onas,,pn Ds pre- J
decided pl nnsa game to be purchased etien wi1 4
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OHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be exposed To public
sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4l shipley st.,
Kept by Isaac c. Pyle, in the city oi
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY. the oath Day of April, 1880,
at 2 o'clock. p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that equal undivided OF e-half in
terest in all that certain lot, piece or
parcel OF land with a three story brick
hotel thereon erected, situate in the city
of Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit: Beginning at a stake
at the Intersection OF the souIherly side of
Eighth street and the easterly side of
Church street, thence in southerly di-
reotion 10 feet to q stake, thei ee easterly
and parallel with Eighth street 100 feet to
stake, thence northerly parallel with
Church street 10 feet to the said side OF
Eighth street, thence westerly 100 feet to
square feet of land, be the same more or
less.
No. 2. Also that equal undivided one
half interest in all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate in the city of VIII
mington bounded and described as fol-
lows, that Is TO sayi Be- ginning at stake
on the easteriy side OF Church street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets at the
distance OF 10 feet from the southeast
corner of Eighth and Church streets,
thence south s. degrees, east parallel with
Eighth street 100 feet TO a stake, thence
south 50 degrees west parallel with
Church street Is feet 8 inches to a stake,
thence north So degrees west parallel
with Eighth street 100 feet TO stake In
the essterly side OF Church street, thence
along said side Of said street north 80 de-
grees east lS feet 8 inches to the place OF
beginning, be the same what 1t may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Thomas Fox and Catharine
r. Fox, his wife, and I. t., and TO be sold
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, New Castle, April 8,
1850. j1l apr7- eodts.
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Local Lanes.

Samuel d. McCulloueh, j. Milton
Solomon, and John Gray. of this city,
who intend locating in Colorado, were
given fa:e well banquet by the N. s. U.
Club, last night. Hf I|a.ri .H.
Yesterday 3Ttugs, 9 sloops. 8 barges, 2
steamers, 2 canal boas and mud
scows passed through Third street
bridge. H=t ri0
Babies will cry! 1t is the only way TO
tell us that they suffer from pain. Do
not stupefy your little ones by admins
tering Laufannm or other opiates, but
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup which will re-
lieve the Baby of all pain of the Bowels,
&C., and thereby restore its happiness.
Price 25 cents. ir
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.
PUHLIo SALE lsu-.
AT OGLES AUCTION ROOMS, 7Is
MARKET STREET.

Peremptory sale of an unusually COM
prehensive stock OF silver plated ware,
together with a most extensive selection
II strictly first-class gold and silver
wathes, diamo, DIS, jewelry, &C., consigned
by the creditors ef O reliable jewelry
house Of so years standing, with instruc-
tons TO sell regardless OF cost or value
The plated ware is all OF the world re-
nowned Rogers and Meriden, National,
Aurora and other leading manufacturers,
and is triple and quad-ruple plate. en-
oracing breakfast. dinner, pickle and
sugar castors. ice pitchers, fitting sets, tea
sets, urps, cake baskets. epergnes, fruit
and berry stands, vases, toilet g. Is. celery
baking, pudding and butter dishes, soup
and oyster tureena, walters, cups, goblets,
syrups, &c. Also Rogers and other cele-
brated triple-plated knives, forks and
spoons, soup, oyster and gravy ladies'
pie, oyster and pickle forks, pie, ice
cream, fish, fruit and butter knives, sugar
spoons and tongs, nut picks, napkin
rings, carvers, table cutlery. The goods
will all be open for inspection
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING,
April 7th, and the sale will begin same
evening, at 1880 O'Clock. and will be con-
tfnued from day to day at 10 a. m, and 2
and 7:3O p, M, until the ectire stock IL
closed out. Every representation guar
anteed. Chairs will be furnished the
Iadies, who are respectfully invited. Sale
positive and without reserve. Terms,
cash on the delivery Of the goods.
apr7-tE THOMAS N. OGLE, Auct.
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TEMPER ANCE.

The NJ oral Suasion Reform Associa-
tion. after resting upon Its oars for some
time, has again taken up the banner of
temperance, and are now resolved to
push the work forward.
A public meeting at which Fl. W.
Morrow presided was held 10 the Elm
Street Baptist Church last evening. The
attendance being fair, addresses were
delivered by Rev. John Gray, j. X.
Smeadley, II. W. Morrow, John b.
Cook and Rev. Mr.. Sullivan.
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The Loans.

At the adjourned annual meeting of
the Excelsior Loan Association, held
last night, the following officers were
elected: l" '''' -.,,
President-Wm. Emmons, Jr.
Vice President-Dr. j. II. Simms.
Secretary-D. T. Hawkins.
Treasurer-S. Fl. Stats. .au
,. Directors for three years-Andrew
Wall, James s. Harper, Frank s. En-
Auditors-Sam1 H. Baynard, E. T..
DilwOrth, W. Scott V Vernon. I'd
The annual report of this loan has
already been published in the GAZETTE.
The monthly meeting was also held,
Inst evening, when $500 sold at 81 per
cent. premium and $500 at 3. -.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Perpetual Loan Association, last
evening, $1,000 sold at 30 per cent.
premium, and $1400 at 10. ,a-r-.- .
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Another Course of Lectures.

another COURSE of Iectures will be given
in the lecture room of the First Pres by
terian Church, by Prof. w. g. McCon-
nell, of Philadelphia. His subject will
be "The Digestive System-Its Use and
Abuse" The subject is one of very
practical Importance, and all who wish
to know how to make "good digestion
wait on appetite" should attend these
l. ctures. The tickets are twenty cents
each, or 30 cents for course ticket.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of John Speer, a well
known printer of this city, took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Thomas F..
Moreland, No. 406 Lombard street.
The funeral was largely attended, and
the services were conducted by Rev.
Charles Hill, pastor of Asbury M, E.
church. The remains were inferred
in Riverview Cemetery, where Fairfax
Lodge, /. o. o. F., read the burial
services of Odd Fellowship. d
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Omen Letter. It speaks Tor
Itself.
XEsIiToWNsHEN VT.

EDITOR: Having read in your
renorts of the remarkable cures OF
M am Induced TO tell what
about catarrh," and l fancy the
mi and "inhaling-tube" makers
dollar grabbers) would be glad II
could emblazon a similar cure In the
III For % years ! suffered with
[rh The nasal passage became CON-
iv closed. "Snuff," "dust," "ashes."
[aiing tubes,r and sticks" wouldn't
though at intervals i would sniff
IN sO-called catarrh snuh, until be-
A valuable tester for such medi-
I | gradually grew worse. and no
lean know how much / suffered or
4 miserable being 1 was. My head
d over my eyes 30 that was confined
IN bed for many successive days, suf-
RI the most Intense pain, which at
4 lime lasted continuously for lbS
n. All sense OF smell and taste gone.
and hearing impaired. body
[nken and weakenedf nervous
BIN shattered and cOnsti-
bn broken, and | was hawking and
ing seven-eighths OF the time. !
led for death TO relieve me OF fmy suf-
sage's Catarrh Remedy induced me
[urchase package, and use IL With
Pierce's Nasal Douche, which applies
Remedy by hydrostatfc pressure, tho
way compatible with common
I. Well, Mr.. Editor, II did not cure
|In three fourths OF a second, nor In
hour or month, but in less than eight
|ntes | was relieved, and in three
ths entirely cured, and have remain
b for over sixteen months. While
the Catarrh Remedy, / used DR..
be's Golden Medical Discovery to
n my blood and strengthen my
zach. also kept my liver active and
Dis regular by the use OF his Pleasant
ative Pellets. II my experience will
ice other sufferers TO seek the same
ps Of relief, this letter will have
Fered Its purpose. Yours truly.
|dS.lO. 8. d. REMICK.
b the "Old Salamander' Drug House
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. IL. 1880.
"a Fl. n. Warner & Co., Rochester
.Y.
<srLEMEN;-We trust our order will
you In season To be promptly filed.
demand Tor your Safe Remedies, es-
ply the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
Pntlnuous and increasing, and our
pmers speak In the highest terms Of
value. Several cases of cures which
come under our observation are
piete and most remarkable.
Very truly yours,
Jan sCHAACK STEVENSON & co.
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Retter Times.

The business revival and new era OF
prosperity which Is now fairly inaugur:
health and happiness seen all over the
land. and is one of the results obtained
rom the introduction OF Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure Cure. - "Tne sa1 cha changes
Harvey Seem but little less Than mirac-
ulous," To
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Joy IN LOUISIANA.

pe people OF New orleans, La, are
~ with the decision OF the PostInas-
GENERAL, ID. NJ. Key, In resembling his
ponce order about the malls. as he
he Is persuaded after an examine
. o. the evidence submitted that the
,lana State Lottery Company Is, NOT
tplent, and has so recogni zesi IL,
eh Is high tribute extorted after a
re trial from the department, Now
'fs, registered letters. postal orders
go TO NJ. A. Dauphin. at New Or
y La. or same person at No. 3lg
.oway. New York City, N. Y, and the
70 Try Is the next drawing, April
when " may win $4,000. Who IL the
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07
Close of the Season.

BALLS THAT ARE YET TO TAKE
Since October last there has been a
large number of balls given IN this city
all of which were, in financial point
of view, a success. The season for
balls Is about drawing to close, there
yet remaining three to take place, the
first of which will be that of the
"HAPPY SEVEN"
on Friday evening next, in Webster's
Dancing Academy, Masonic Temple.
The "Happy Seven" is club composed
of young men, who are well-known
among ball attendants, and they are
making every arrangement complete
for the affair. As it is their first they
are desrous of making 1t very enjoyable
for those who attend.
The Grand Hibernia-American Asso-
citation, will give their second annual
ball in Webster's Dancing Academy,
on F. iday evening, April 23d. Those
who attended the first ball of the As
sociation remember what a pleasant
occasion il was. This year they pro-
pose to eclipse their former efforts, and
to do so are working very hard.
"oUAKER ASSEMBLY"
The closing ball Of the season will be
given by the Quaker Assembly in WEBB
ster's Dancing Academy on Friday
evening, April 30th. This will be the
last hall of the season, and no doubt
there will be large attendance. Each
lady on the march will be presented
with very handsome programme.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

A. B. Maloney, M. D., Philadelphia,
Pa, says: ~ nDd DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup excellent, having ready sale and
rendering more satisfaction than any
Cough Syrup l have ever cold.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-07

Libei al majority 112,000 $4,000
DAILY, one Of the Sligo prisoners, and
Parnell have been elected for Cork city,
to contest which the latter only announc-
ed his intention at the end of last week,
in order to oust Mr.. Murphy. the Liber-
al and clerical candidate. The Home
Rulers have gained one seat 10 Kildare
and another in Tipperary. The Liber-
ais here are preparing for great DEM
onstratiOn in honor of Mr.. Gladstone on
his return. ..i... d. l......
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DEMOVAL.
~ i' DOCTOR CAMERON
mas removed 10 sos W. Fourth street

to NQTICE.-I. John L. Lewis. do here
~ Dy give notice that shall apply TO
sne Judges or the Court of General Ses-
siohs OF The Peace and Jail Deifverv or
tne state Of, Delaware, in and for the
county CON- 1ty OF New Castle, on Monday, the
lvtn Gay or May next, beng the first dav
Of the May Term, A. b. 1850. for \ iioenss
10 keep an Inn or tavern. known as the
nee, Iss,r,a park Hotel at Newark. in school
hundred, New Castle county. and State
OF delaware. with the privilege TO sell IN :
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. TO be drunk on the premises
and the following respectable citizens
recommend said application, 10 wit:
9no; O. a; Reynolds,Jr., Franklin MoLaugh
%. y: bryson. lin, f-7------
nah 1 kln armstrong, Nathan Sanders.
yas; =; Armstrong, John #. Higbneid.
a. .. LiiIey, John Lansendel.
2onn y m " Donnell, Joseph NutlaI,
w. Mchaughlin. A.. J; Hassenger.
g Roger Corbit. W. w
apI-at. nll h. JOHN e. LEWIS.
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDN ESDAY.

Pc Lodge, No. s, /. o. OF.
hmpion Lodge. No. o, X. OFF.
leniai Lodge, No. ID. X. of p.
Prnlng Star Division, No. 2, 3. Oft.
fmony Lodge, No. 8, A. o. @. r.