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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-25

Mr. ST. MARY's CoLLEdE.-It will
be very gratifying to the friends Of
education all over the country to know
that the venerable Mt. st. Marys
College, one of the widest known
Catholic institutions Of learning in
the United States, has recovered from
It's recent financial embarrassment.
Under the direction Of Cardinal Me-
Closkey and senate of bishops, it
now enters upon new career OF use.
fitness. Mt. St. Mary's was founded
nearly three quarters Of a century
ago, and numbers among its alumni
some Of the most distinguished men
i'll all the learned professions in the
United States. -Balto. Gazette.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-25
(siteaU.

On Wednesday morning OF last
week Giteau came near adding auoth
ar act to the tragedy ne has played
before the American people HIS
second almost successful effort in hlS
ole of murderer was his attack on
Ir. w. C. McGill, one Of the men
at has charge Of him in prison. II
believed that in some way or an
other he had learned Of the serious
ielapse Of the Presi lent and doubtless
!eard the noise made by The excited
oopulace outside and knowing that In
their hands his life would not be
worth the asking for, lie became ex-
cited and desperate and when McGiI'
entered bis cell, be attacked him with
a knife made out of the steel shank
of a boot and came near inilictlng Sc
rious injury upon the gaoler. 1t is
thought by some that he calculated
upon being adjudged insane and thus
escape merited punishment. At pres
ent he spends much Of his time writ
ing and it is believed that he is pre-
pairing an autobiography. He is SAID
to look as wild and nervous as Gagged
hyena and is doubtless one of the
most deservedly unhappy men in this
country.
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,bANrN BANN :

wagon shed, with corncrib, hog pens, bug
nv machine aud straw sheds and all other
necessary outbuildings. There are two
wells of
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-25
DWELLING HOUSE,

and basement il, good repair, with good
spring of water and = stall lie.
LOT NO. 8,
Containing ten acres, one rood and twenty
perclps. This is a wood lot veil set in
hickory, white oak and rock oak timber.
There is road located through the farm
to this lot.
LOT NO. 4,
Containing eleven acres and twenty
pprches of land.
LOT NO. 5.
Containing nine acres, three ronds and
thirty-f perchps of lind. These lots
front on the county road running through
said farm and are well set in timber.
LOT NO. 6,
Contains nine acms, one rood and twenty
percles Of Land.
LOT NO. T,
Contains twelve acres, thee roods and flve
perches of land. These lots adjoin and
front on the public road running through
the farm, running from Kinney's Mill to
Waynesboro, Pa, and are well set in white
oak, rock oak, hickory and chestnut tim
Der.
LOT NO. s,
Contains eighteen acres and twelve perch
es of land About one-half Of this lot is
cleared land and under fence, the balance
of the lot is well sat with very good timber.
Running water in the lot and fronts on the
public road aforesaid
LOT NO 9,
Contains ten acres, one rood and fronts Oh
the public road aforesaid and is cleared
land aud fenced
LOT NO. 10,
Contains nine acres and ten pcrChcs. This
lot is fenced on two sides and public roads
on the other, is cleared and is known as
Brass Buckle Field F"
LOT NO. II,
Contains 4 acres, one rood and twenty
perches, situate on the public road atore-
said, opposite to LOT No 10
LOT NO. u,
Contains twelve acres, one rood and TWEEN
tv 1--WE perches. situate on the public road
aforesaid, opposite to lot No. O. These
two lots are very heavily set in timber,
consisting mostly Of rock oak.
LOT NO. Is,
Contains thirteen acres, two roods and ten
perches, situate onthe public road afore-
said, and opposite lots Nos. 6, 7 and 8.
There is in this ld, young, thrifty timber,
most of the heavytimber having been cut
off
LOT NO. IA,
Contains 10 acres roods and 10 perches
fronts on the pubic road aforesaid and ad'
Joins lots Nos. II 70 and 10.
LOT NO. Is,
Contains Z acl es md 10 perches, fronting
on said public rad and adjoins Lot IA.
These two lots ire we'll set in timber Of
various kinds.
LOT NO. Is,
Contains acres,1 rood and 2 perches of
land, fronting onsaid public road and sd-
Joins Lot No. 10 This lot is tolerably
well timbered This farm contained
BIB A. and 10 ?.
of land, and hasbeen divided by the Exec
utor into the Lois as above described. A
plat and the courses and distances of the
same will be exhibited on the day of sale
Terms of Sale.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-08-25

more or less. The improvements consist
If a eatherboarded Log House, two sto-
rics, containing eight rooms and double
porch. Large
, 1881-03-15

The Washington t1tspltctles assert TINT tho
potent reasoll which Is urectl t,y Foster md
others nj Washington oil behalf of Stanley
Matthews, Jay Gould's 1pbby attorney. was
that his fnt,,re tn scc,,ru con,lrn,ution. When
lis pu,ne WIS sc,,, tn thu S,ya,p I,y I,resEJent
IIayes. "was n nprttcntion to him." and
that s.tho new Administration ought to lend
lts power to force lin ,lpon tho Supreme
Bench In orler to relieve his c,lagrtn,n It's
true Tint the Seuate showed It's 4tIsAuprpynl
Of thu nomination Of Go,lI,I's LOBBYIST ty lis
,pusl,u| reference tu the Judiciary Co,nult-
tee. autt tlut botl, that Committee and the
Senntc evinccd tint sentiment IN tl,c last hy
refusing 10 take ans other action rpon his
nomination. Huttllat t,l;s ca11 constitute any
apology fur sending his nnu,e nraiu 10 tl,n
Senatt, Is lmnossih]c ia tin Inst tfreree. AS
IN the "mort,}lcatton" 10 Stanley sintshows,
lc has IN npotorv for lnyinp co,nc into such
n position, The nomination, which he sc-
cured from liaycs nnu cut1eayorrd 10
furco upou TIC Senate, was ut It's III.
ceptIon Nh i,toXcusablc outrage mon the
rights OF this circuit There are nina cir
cuit5 anil nine Justices, The intent of tile
Inv ~ not doubtful HAT eAci, circuit should
be represented by Justice. This Is now
the third time in succession tint tI,is clrcutt
tic largest in the wlo]c country In lis tu,sl.
ness In tho Federal Courts. Inns been eracr-
lcs}y s!,oyul asttle to accumulate one-thirl
of thn winnie Court in TIM t1rcntt rrom w},,c,,
tho two I,rcsllr1,ts hayn com. WIN hny., ucr.
pe,ratetl this in,llRuity In tho Interest. or
M Individual. in whose be),utf M reuso,,
oxiets whtch co,, ha onnn,r ovnya,1 IN +ho
, 1881-03-15

Ono OF the great WORKS up0n Which Russia
l'a't entered before the recent catastrophe
was tho preparation fer resumption Of specie
payments. Owing to her protractetl wars,
her sAst military establishment, lior domestic
troubles, tile fixtures Ut lIer crops, and the
general absence of actiya Industry, the
tlnances OF tho Empire ',nsc reached de-
plorabie condition. Tho 1ntperlal dcbt OF
ltltssln Is somewhere about a,5W. .O00. 700 roll
btes, or, computing ronb1e mt - cents of
nslr thonoy, tha total Understanding dubt Is
somewhere about 81, ,00.0U ,o0o OF American
money.
Iii add'tlon to t|Ils debt, tlere was out
standing depteciasel paper currency issued
no'nllnlly BY tho Imperial Dank. but made n
lcgal-iender by tho government. III point OF
fact, tic national bunk Ii but tictlon, butng
III reality department Ut tho National
Treasury. before the wnr with Turkey tho
anl30unt 0fpaper money outstanding averaged
7lG,50o0 0oo ro,lhcs, or nbout El7, ,00o, 700. Tllu
cost Of tho war was partly paid BY mn alslt-
tton 10 the forced paper Issues OF 4l7,000, ,00
roublcs, or something oyer $;!o0, ,0o0, 600. The
current Or speelu yaluu Ut this paper year
ago wAs af0ut ~ eentH por ruuble of III cents,
the depreciation bcing about 30 per cent. One
KrGat troube with lkussian finances Is the In
eyltable deficiency III the revenue, which for
many ycara hns fatlen aiIort Ut the cxf,un.l.
lures. ~, economy Of expenditure, BD rs tn
brlnR 1t within thu sl.ut of tho an,,ua! revenue,
, 1881-03-15

Ind bren agreed upuu by tho Southern 1}unr-
bon caucus. It Ia Mt this point where his Ill
consistency becomes cyhlcnt. While rroltl-
tsng hfs sl,rpnst to tho t,!w Administration,
hu ls rGnly to vote fur 1sayarh III Chairman
nj the Finnl,re Committee md 10 place Sher-
,nntl, tho late Secretary of tho Treasury, nj
tho very tntl Vt TINT Conmttcc. No onr
knnws better H0r appreciated more fully than
.]ndgr Dnyls tlsat Sherman was the guiding
get,tss Of the Into Administration, III tlaanee,
aiml thai tho present Administration IL III com.
piete sympathy with S,erinans resumption
policy. lls nlso knows tl1nt f}ayarl,
M Chairman Of tho Finance Comintt-
tee, was recently unable 10 control Ills OWN
party III tho Snslate In fhyor Of n falr md
practical ltcfuntlinE bill, but wns compelled
III the cntl to submit his own Judgment and
conviction nt right to CAUCUS dictntton.
Does Judge Davis cntt II supporting tie new
Administration to vote, .l1tler such circtlnl-
stances, TO make Daynrd Chairman Of thu
Finance Committee til preference to Sher-
,nnnG
There are other Incidents Of tho proposed
Democratic organization uf the Scnnt8 which
arc equally incOnerllous witt, tho position
taken BY Judge Dnyts. lie viii vote 10 make
tho feeble anl negatiye Johnston, Of Vir-
Hinln, Chairman uf the Committee Of For
etEn Relations over the head Of the bril-
llant Conkaing, who Is oil the sa,nc Lotl-
m,ttee. lie Will prefer thu frssy Old
granny, Davis, Ut West Virginia, ns
Chairman of tic Appropriations Committee,
oyOr tho Experienced. able. md industrious
Allison. lie will set asltte Logn1l OIL Military
Affairs t,o,ntnfttee tn give the Craftsmanship
to the Bourbon Grover. Garlanl's falne rs
II lnsycr has never resounded beyond "Ar-
kansaw," and yet judge Davis will vote ii
make tint individual Chairman OF tho Judi
ctAry Committee tsilnply bccnuse io Is n
Southern 1}ourbon), ratllor than Judge Ed
1n,lnds, wuse legal attaln,nents arc uiiyer-
sally recognized. So tn otler cases he will
ndyanco Coke oyor ingalls, Oil Indian Al
fairs, Coekrel1 over 1toar on Claims, Lamar
oyor Dawes on lsailroass. brown over Burn
sttto OH Education, and Maxey ovur Ferry oil
post-Ofl!ccs, though these various Commit
tees ure brought IN close relationship to tlt,
Administration.
Judge Davis evidently has fnilcll to cstl-
tnate tic full force Of his ducarc.l desire for
tho SUCCESS OF the now Administration a1!tl
his prntfer If cordial support to aIi measures
calculated to advance Its. interests. Tho
greAtcst possible encouragement that may bo
offered to III, incoming Administration Is In
organize tho working committees Of tho twt,
Houses Of CONGRESS III harmony with the
policy aud aints Of the Executive, mil this Is
precisely whit Judge Davis refuses to uttl
with Ills vote.
, 1881-03-15

Tile Census Durcal, llas Issl,ed II bulletin
showing tho r0lat0na Of natly0 md turetYn-
born persons in tho soycral Ssases. Az to ILL.,
nos, 1t shows that, oil Its population Of l1s, ,7dy,
1,4v5 IL uru native and 5st, co.. foreign bora, or
about 14.0s0 Foreigners to oyery l0u0O Of popu-
latlon. IT no Ssntc dnes tho foreign element
eGual tho nutivc. although In ,nany It bears n
very large proportion. In tho United Stntes Us
a wioto t'l0rg 10 relative decrease at tho fnr-
etRn clement. Tho increaso OF tho foretxn eio-
1nunt has been In Now England, whero tho
growth hns been in tho direction Of 1nanufact-
uroa; in nakola and Oregon, whuaa wheat-tlel,!e
haye lnsitc,l- settlement; ana In Colorado anl
New Mexico, where extraordinary Development
nf tho nttnn9 Industry has taken plHce since
lu71.
The largest number Of foroIEunrs Ia In New
rork.-l,ail, ,l3s; tho next largest In l'cnnsylvr.
t1la,-5S1,Es; tllnoia conca icst. and With mlinHst
MS many; then fnuw Massachusetts, Wtscur-
sln, Ohio, Michigan. nnd California. Tho tarucst
number III uny Southern Htata Is IN Texas, but
III NIL tho Bo1slh thore not as tnany Foreigners
rs In WISCONSIN Non6.
The following table will exhibit tho rclutIvo
, 1881-03-15

THE urea Of tho nussnn Empire IL s, ,0ol
square miles. lilo population, Including
PILES, FinIls. CnucasEans, n,Nl Asfaties, is
*5,';s5,Di5. rho urea OF Russia proper II
1881, ,91o miles, anil the population G5,7oi ,a1D.
No other country III Europe has III large II
territory or rs many. Inhabitants. Tic late
Car assembled tho throne Mnrtl, =. tA55, after
the battles Of Dalak!ayA aia1 Lnknrnui,, a,lll
III tho midst Of tho slege OF Sebastol,o1. Ills
regn was exactly tweuty-six years a,ui eleven
days ftl duration, Ills father, Nlcllotas,
rclgned thirty years tlsa5-1ba5), a1ld his
grfnt-uncle, Alexander l., twenty.foar years
1Sol-ls95}. Tilore llnvo been but thres Czars
Of Russia In this century. Alexander ILL.,,
how OIL the throne, WIS :aI years Ut uso lust
week Thursday; a'id will, unless he meets iii
uctimely emu, live tn con,pluto tic century IN
fur generations. Tllv last Cur Ut Russia
who met is death ut tic hands ut III, AssasI,,
previous to the lnto Emperor WIS Paul, the
son Ut the famous Catherine {l105-l80l) J.
Sptto OF tlls repcatnd attu,npts upon tho lives
Of tho rMlers Of kussla, thu ayerago longth Of
reigns III that Kingdom l.as buell greater tllali
in most other countries Ut Europe.
, 1881-03-15

AMERICAN competition in cereals, bread
stnt1s, and n,cat, and ita manifold preparations,
seems to constitute At present tho bugbenr OF NIL
thu farmers nAd axrlcultrists Of Enropo. Dur.
inY the Congress Ut tho Fartuers and Axrtoultur-
lsts nf Garnut,y. held at lsesllu on tho I'D anl
I'D Ut Fubrl,Ary last, this fear eliminated III tho
adoption Of tho following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted;
The Congress Of tho 0orman ARrlcultursts
reKnrtis American competition III reKarti to
danger to tho intor1ats Ut nll thoso enHaEod In
tho tAs!tg nf grain, md caI!e swine. Hhccp ctc..
requested to adopt such measures as viii avort
md rcHsUyu thp detrimental etfeeta OF this coin.
petition upon TUG Herman AGRICULTURAL iiItorcaas.
In the discussion Ut this resolution, Sir. Lnhron
demanded high protective tarlr nxanst aiI
agricultural products from ahroad. II Nuasln
aud America can realize no profits by shipping
thar cereals and 1neass to German markets,
thon he thuuxht thoy must lauk for other llelds
to alFposs Of tholr surplus. Won Mlrbach
sssgxestel thAt tho oUjact which tho resolution
was lntendad to attain could 10 RaInod III Ii tlf-
f0ront, or Mt lcast moro simple, manner, Alrouay
tho Government had luauxusatcd Il system for
tho inspection III coiutcsseLt american bacon N.
conuserfclt American bnttur, and counterfeit
American hatns tprobably Connecticut hatns},
the uss Of which ho claimed to bo Letrt-
montul 10 health. lIu ins!stol that tho
Importation OF such coIntcrfelteu and tti,-
healthy AMerlcAN pro4lHtts should bo ps0htA-
tied, anu ut tho SAINT tlEn0 ho assured tho Gun
9resa that tho UorsnAn Chancellor 0ntertalaed
prcclsely tho Same oplllloR.
Thaso assertions OIL tho part Of Nf. Won Mls-
bach sound rather ridiculous whom compared
| With the report of the Government Of the Prov
luce Of Westphailu, where for years hundreds
upon hundreds OF thousands Ut sides Of bacon
| have been Imported and inspeutea BY oillcal OK
perts. Not single triohtaa has bsen Ilacoy-
cred ~ far In tAAk class OF ncat, lp 011eter.
, 1881-03-15

spn1o up n bod fIr carly lettuce. lIu
tsdcfnbfy vcxcd ilton utoaor cxatulinton Ia n'',
Mr.. Wheeler Ind been digging balt,-f,o,,....a .a
si0lHtl ItttG,tl. ''ts
4 Washington tltspntei, 8nys That t,oI n,
Rcrsol "cxptesaas h!nlsef n natIstlo1 viii ~. ~.
now Cablnot.' It IA gratifying to know that ~. ~.
hanthon will no atsiKcr rnKs. '"'
Mr.. q. G. Fulton of tho Baltimore u ,n.x
tcs1'' denies thut he IA aftor tho CollcctonbIn ~
Tho port of TINT city. Mr.. Fulton Is oYtdcn,,r
Ent1crng from Temporary insanity.
We tlayo received from youne ]aav ,r
he Kab County sut,x entitled "sty Iirurt !, u,
the Highlands" This Ia ccrtatnty rather omr,.
raising. but II your liver Ia htlll In Illiun. @
working wosl yo1. will probably weather .s 1hs
Bpriug EnIcs. 'H'
An Ohio Slnuay.sellool boy was nske, /,
ho hatf his cho1cc. which he would prefer n H. :.
Con. washington or Napoleon Douauartc ~;
ho answered promptly: "0on. 0aruold,n ,n-hns
"Md,ancc Legends." Wv"
The Co'trtcroJostrnal prints eyory Sntn,
dny colulhn Of ,nattcr entitled "I,oulsyil.
Fashions" We Invent rua.t any Of TIM n,+,'
cicst but it's tho sumo old round OF sour ma.
and lioran-racing. Loulsylle fashions ,lo,.s
chanEo muct,.
Iii answer to nh inquiry, Senator Drosn
OF Geurg1a, sad ti,nt he WINS not worth millton
doltnrs. nor did he boltcyo my man In Ucorea
WIS. lie added, looking benignly over bis sneo'
tacfcs at bis intcrlocntor, IA million OF doiIars
is n gnol 1enl Ut money! bfr. l,rowp, II Ii eyl.
dent, was mover ropDrtcr.
Get out maiNmn's rubber boots,
And 4 hose;
sho Will wash tho kitchen wIudoHt
Though ha1C ffoze.
10 not Let her catch cold.
For O1jr pnrpnts rctt3nr ctt1
, 1881-03-15

In tho Inst hours OF the late Senate Mr.
Beck, who has reputation Tor honesty Sec
oud to that Of ITO lnan, called up n bill to
refund Sa0o,0o0 to tho State OF Kentucky for
money expended In equipplng a,ld arming
l|n1ou volunteers. a Senator asked: ''llas
tho bill been considered by a committec?'
"No, It has not" replied Mr.. Dcck, "but
say TINT 1t is Just anil ought 10 ppss." The
Senate took llfn, at his word. Tile nnmo Of
watchdog Is good thing TO have In tho
house tn nil e1llCrrcl1cy,
, 1881-03-15

SoME malicious person. In Washington stlg-
Rosts that President uarilcil publish list OF tho
nA.nps Of ot'coacckrrs and thoir baokurs This
would DO entertaining rendiug II nny newspaper
could be fo1ln'l llrKo ent,tluh to giyo tho onor-
nous doMnition sum total of tho list.
, 1881-03-15

New York Tribune Buys:
Tho nine. ssccks' rhramontary struggle be-
tween tho Land LenKu0 and Impressive coorcIntt
terminated tnHt NlHht With tho passage Of tho
Arms bill through tho CUHInola. The Obs.suc-
t!onistH. thuunlt beaten, Rlury III tho ueiAy they
occAsultru. ansI ro1ulco Mt tho existing nmbnr-
rnssn!c!its Of tho unvrrnnent: tslt tho lo.ltliDK
n'sare Ut tho completeness Of tho tlcfGnt, and
Mrpchis tn. tho fnslic'!.tcs to consider whother
tioli. rnfrnln frnsn harnssing tho Government
OH nom Irish questions, ai.d tlovo.e themselves
tn keeDinH up lilo csr.'Kn Ut tic Irish people ut
Ufnc. Thu c0aluS ri tho llGbnt0 ailI tho
Arms bill showed tho lccaslcneD t,f resolution
a!innlig tho Irish lemlesn. WIN allowed decisive
tllytRIOns To lG tnkpn Ints4 hgfnre tl,e whips ex
periett. Sir Winui HurcDurt's conduct 0f tho
btll wAs not only extremely eterer, hut con-
clltHtury. It tenOrHt tlxctl tile Irish opposltlun.
which, toward tho end. wha 1nAlnly cnGnflruFeu
by Iortl Randolph chtiruhi!l. whom Hfr WitLArn
1snrcni'rt publicly hcc1scd Of secretly abett!ng
obstruction
, 1881-03-15

1Atthough the Car n0yer nlatle will, he
left leg SEQ. Nem!t e by tclegraph."-S. J.,
1IitH.
"Another Que Of us has gone. Let us
hops Alcck WIS detoaatel to u better worll.'--
Roscoc Col,klfNg.
Nlr. DerKll recently produced III New York
play written by hmsolf. No thought atr.
Hergh WAS opposed to cruelty to anltnals.
h[r, Garfield thanked Mr. Hayes very kind
Iy for hls thoughtfulnesa in having tA8 9ardeler
, 1881-03-15

a cAnlE0i.Ast from Paris says tllat "Tliore
Ia much pioasuro expressed at tho nomlna-
t[on for tho French Mission Of tho lion. L., +.
Morton, who Is well known md liked by tho bost
purt1on Of tho Amortoan residents. LeailIug
French politicians say TINT thny rcjntca ut tho
arrIyal OF Minister 10th Abe and disposed to
revtvo tue former tsndlttons of tic American
Le9atton, renew tlls.scd hosp!tulties. and witch
lntullEently nrer commorcsnl tntcroats,'' This
Gun hardly bo called complimentary Or hatterlng
to Minister Noycs, of Ohio.
, 1881-03-15

rpr CHICAGO Tn1nuSE has established hranch
ofces for tho receipt vi subscriptions anu edFostse-
mcnis ~ funwa:
NEW YUI,k-tsoon 70 Tttsuns 1,ufd.nE. F.E Nc
FADprS. Manager.
GLASGOW, tcotiand-Allan's American News
Agency, 81 Nenneid.st a.
LONDON, Eng-Amurlcnn Exchange. ~ hIsehu'
HENRY F. UlLL10. Agent
HAHutNGYQS. u. C.-13l9 r Arrest
, 1881-03-15

At the time AID, Swift tlrew of nill tle-
clined to become II candidate for rotluction In
tho Eleventh Wnrt, over l,l00 vnters ut that
warl Ind signed n call asking slr. Thatltleus
Dean to consent to servo al Alderman II elected,
, 1881-03-15

l.oRn nEAcoNsFlE1p IL described rs look
lng as II tho severe WllltGr Ind tDid OIL him; bis
eyes aro terribly sunk and followed II, that palld.
.u,ask- tlko taro. M II the tusy soul buhind had
seoEchetI them to nothing.
, 1881-03-15

While tho f0ra'yn-borns 0f no StnEo eulnl tho
nat!yc-borns, yes II tho minor children nf for
etGn parcnts tora In th!a couasry "cra subtract.
Cd from tho natiso population and adlol to tho
f0reIEn It would ktye tho latter tho majority In
all probability In blInnosota and nearly half IN.
Wisconsin,,
, 1881-03-15

TILE Tennesscea.ls III Chicago arc entleay-
nrlng to work up II "boom" for cx-Ald. Cnry
fur Mayor, Tho Kehtuck,aas arc booming for
lIAEEsun.
, 1881-03-15

WEST VtKulSlA Inns no Cabinet member,
but she has a f6o0,10 Rsuo for hur rlycfs aud
trout-brooks, and ought 10 10 happy.
, 1881-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS. 4

Grnnti Opera.lIotsae.
CIa,k strect. opp0stt I,ew t'uurt-liuuss. Engage.
tueut of the llRrTisont. "ihoto4."
, 1881-03-15

ITnver1y's Thenfre.
Dearborn street. corner OF Monroe. Engagement OF
FaupY Davenport. "I'I9uo."
, 1881-03-15

Madison street, between etata nud Dearborn
Engagement Of L1t.a. "Lltiio Noll aud the Mar
chtuness."
, 1881-03-15

AsI1LAH LODGE. MI. .N 4. +. 4 y. M.-lt1xnsa!
meeting Tucsdny evening" Ahre H. fur business usld
wufk. Hall s6 MonrOr-Bt, TING fraternity tnvied.
e., IL. CRANE Secretary
, 1881-03-15
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