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National Republican., 1882-04-24

THE country has right to expect that
there shall be no further needless delay
in ousting those who hold seats in the
House by the tenure of paIpable and
notorious frauds.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
rnr nEsuLr nr TnIs own. ArrENrIoN

10 lho Clnims OF drnW ing nnd SpenccrlW prnmAn-
shin Is that the grammar schools OF the District
are annually turning out as graduates girls whose
proficiency in the OF the pencil is only equted
iy their Ignorance of everything else. Indeed, 1t
Is no oveT.stalement to say that more time is de-
voted 10 drawing, peumanship, and music than 10
the combined studies of arithmetic, grammar, and
English composition. Mes'rs. trustees and super
intcndent Is drawing the mot essential branch Of
a girs educatiOn2 lfnot, why Is II permitted IL
encroach upon time which is needed for more i'm
porlnut studies? An answer TO theseinQuiries
will Oblige GRAMMAR.SCHOOlI GIRL.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

THE noise of double charge of powder
never compensates for the lack of Il bull
let. There are orators in Congress who
f,rget this.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

SINCE quinine was placed on the free
list the country has suffered no shake
equal to the recent earthquake at New
Orleans.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

JAY GouLD's present Western tour is,
he says, 4" for pleasure only" It's a
parlous time for the mice when the cat
goes out on an expedition of that sort.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

THE sending of revenue-marine
steamer after the crew of the Rodgers is
q rather humiliating confession of the
poverty of our navy.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

TO rcwcdy the gross evils OF the present mode Of
treatment of tpe,e cHins, which Il uIjn.t to both
tiuyeruIuCut aud caiNnuIIt, und to the latter
amuunrs to II practical denial ofjustice. The pen.
pie pre IN GtvOr Of the Government paying heir
honest dclts to hOuest creditors NM Of such
Cr,dItuIS having ZONE gOurt Or liDGnHl where
they ma, he Mt least heard and have the facts IN
their cgs. = usCpr'niurd. The right Of II hearing
und udud cation of his case IL az least due to every
honest creditor, ID 1t is NOTHING less han out.
rage for this nigh tl be denied hus been and
Is ana must necessarily le under lie present sy,-
ten or want of system In almost al Cus's Every
man should have IN, day In court 10 Prove his
ease. Ii this rigat Is tcnlyd the party IN power
will lc held reNpou i"le rhc HDus Ought IN vote
this lill through, or II they wll NOT do that vote
II down and laEu the responsibility, instead of
d0d-iug the question by uCOnGitling to Il com
luiitcC. the effect Gud Oljrci Of which, as every
man knows is tu xiii the till. The least the House
can do Is to allow fair vote on the bill OH is
merits Y,
National Republican., 1882-04-24

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned BY experience that IL
oyerCom0s dependency, indigestion, weakness in
the back ana kidneys, and other troubles Of tue
sex.-H0me Journal
National Republican., 1882-04-24
An leland DInnpprnrInr,

sharp's Island, formerly known MS Choptank
Island, in Chesapeake Bay, which has recently
been purchased by General +. A. Starring, was
100 acres In extent in August, 1889 Two years
ago IL was surveyed, and found To measure only
800 Reres. and is sllll washing away RAPIDLY.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
President Ar,bur 10 King wilhelm.

The new cable connecting Emdcn, Germany,with
the Anglo American cable system at Valentia thus
enabling messages to be transmitted directly be-
tween Germany aud America, was opened Satur-
day with the following message f'om the En-
perOr to the President Of the United States:
am very happy to express to you, Mr.. President,
by the first teegTaphlc communication between Ger
many and America, my satisfaction on the com
pletlOn Of the work by which the friendly relations
mented.
The following is President Arthur's message in
reply to Emperor Williams greeting:
have received With much satisfaction AZ the first
dispatch over the new line of telegraph between Ger
many and the United States, Your Maesy's kind
message. In common with all the people of the
United States. many of whom still speak the Ger
man tongue In their homes share In the pleasure
which Your Majesty expresses at the opening of this
line of communication, and In the hdth that II
III serve promote the friendly relations which
DESIRE aud which It viii he my aim to preserve and
increase.
The Emperors message was transmitted to
Washington in nine minutes, and the Presidents
reply to Berlin in Il fraction over ten minutes.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

THE Republican papers from the dis
trict of Hon. w. II. Calkins, of Indiana,
come filed with good words for him and
confident predictions that he will be re-
nominated by large majority. If the
House of Representatives here had n
voice in it he would have us nearly Il
unanimous vote as any good man ought
to have. To-day we expect to see him
advance Immediately upon the enemy in
the contested election cases and never TO
let up until the battle is ended.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
BOARDING.

11Oo q STREET NoRTHwEsT.-FIRsT
l. 1OC class Table Board, sla per month; meals
furnished outside; also line Furnished Rooms. Ap-
ply as above. ap2l-3t$
arc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
II - sixth street depOt-tirst-class Board and
well-urnished Rooms nom e. TO si0 per week. trau
sent, $50 per day; terms to suit families Mis-
HOWARD, ProprleLress. ap2Gl2t
1HETREMoNr HOUSE oFIERs MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the olty; the halls
and passages are heated with staApl the rooms are
new and well furnished, and the table Is second to
none Transient rates, t25O and " per day. monthly
t9A $40, $50, and 60 sep
National Republican., 1882-04-24

A GkOWL.

sara Bernhardts marriage provokes the COM
men that It IS not curious that she, being so lean
should go to Greece flr husband
National Republican., 1882-04-24

If the Republican party does not want
to die it must fight for its life. If our
people are chickens or geese they will
coutinue to take advice of Democratic
foxes. If the Republicans ere going to
continue to fear giving oflense to the
enemy they had better vote the Demo-
cratic ticket and have done with strife,
If Republicans expect to drift along in
the present style they will be over
whelmed with disaster. Apathy is
smoIhering the party to death. Election
day will not wait for us TO make up for
lost time.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

To the TNIIOF OF IlF NEW hLIVANi
Nov that the due iog tde annual drawing eXhibi-
ton of the public schools Is near at hand is it not
pertinent to usk the trustees and superintendent
why drawing Is permitted to occnpy so Large a
share orthe lime aud attention of the girls in ad-
vanccd grades2 At present The grammar-school
girls are taxed TO the utmost to meet the require
mcnts IN that study at the oral examination and
drawing exhibition, and are thus not only wnst-
ing hours OF valuable time, which might be more
prOhtably employed, but are running their health
and eyesght.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

SOME persons talk as if they were per-
sonally familiar with imprisonment in
common jails when glibly speaking about
the recent verdict in the Kilbourn case
as being excessive" There can be no
excessive" damages in any verdict for
such outrageous false Imprisonment of n
citizen by the tyrannical and unconst-
tutional exercise of arbitrary power rs
was exhibited in this case. Those who
criticse this verdict as excessive
seem to base their Judgment upon iamili-
arity with conviction and imprisonment
in common iails rs the result of trials by
"due process of law" Never having had
any experience of that character, we
cannot, Of course, appreciate their criti-
cisrns in this case of outrageous false inn
prisOnmcnt
National Republican., 1882-04-24
PRIVATE CLAIMS.
Tho Bni Now Before Congress-Hts Ex
pected Passage.

To the Editor of TIE REPUBLICAN:
1t is expected that tie House will Immediately
after tile reading of the Journal this morning take
the final vote un the passage of the bill for the
ference Of private claims to the Court Of Claims.
This bill, as It now stands, after amendment, sim
ply provides that Congress, or n committee, or Il
Department may send any claim to the court to
ascertain aud svud back finding of the facts that
none Of the sO.CUliel war claims and m case
barred by the statute Of Limitation or any other
Law 81 al g. to the court at ALL and that no claim
for supllc. oratorcs furnished to cur forces during
the war shall he beard by the court eX'.pt upon
priorprnof of the claimrIits Loyalty. This would
certainly seem o be a simple a. unubl blrctiDnable
bill, aud t." only Cr,iyi,m 1t l. open 10 is thut II
does not far unoufh In the direction of relicv-
ing Congress in these cases and securing justice,
b ia TO the United States aHd ~ claimants. twill
give some relief, however, and 1t ought TO pass.
Vnug-r,s In general and the Reprbli M party IN
puticuiur cannot afford to any longer trihe
with nr nc; ;ect this subject. The whOc IRE sand
Ig .D'r have
National Republican., 1882-04-24
THERE was no reht cliun made upon the engi-
neers at the Navy Department with reference to
. In, a,V np tnII Ihn oil

THERE was 10 ref, cliun made upon the engi-
neers at the Navy Department with reference to
the recent accident at the elevator.
A LARGE petition, bearing 1900 signatures, from
Cleveland, Ohio, asking the pardon of Sergeant
Mason, was received by the President Saturday
prOpriating Si65OlO for the use of the Pubic
Printer Mr. Rounds says this sum Is sufficient TO
carry him through the fiscal year.
SECRETARY FoIGER has finally reached an opin,,
ion on the question of the extension of the bonded
period on whisky in warehouses He opposes the
extension. and gives his reasons therefor In
letter. His views are opposed to those OF Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Raum, who iayors
the extension.
TIE Secretary of the Treasury has instructed by
telegraph Lcuteiiant HeGly, commanding the rev.
euue steamer CorWin 10 first touch at ST. Lawrence
Bay, and endcayOr to connect with the Rodgers
crew overland froIl that point. This order wns in
anticipation Of Behring Strait being closed as the
Corwin caGprobably reach the bay by the middle
of May while. there rs no certainty OF her Bellng
through the strait until after the 9th or 10th OF
June.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

TIE Sunday Herald prints column of
coarse and trashy abuse of the President
from weekly paper in Boston, and in n
note of its own expresses the opinion
that "there is little if any truth in it,
which is by some considered journalism.
National Republican., 1882-04-24

DIsEASEs OF THE GENIro, URINARY OR
IL gans Blood, LIVER, Kidneys, Nerves, Women.
Catarrh Bronchitis, Dyspepn, Hc., speedily and per
manenty cured; write for hdycei book free. Dil. ..
II, KlGR, Box lOi, Buffalo, y. Y. apis
National Republican., 1882-04-24
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
FOR RENT-HolIses.

CoNGREsS HALL FOR RENT, lss2.-oCEAN
~ City, Worcester County Mi. well furnished and
everything new; capacity 40 guests Address the
owner, w. b. r. SELBY, Berlin, Worcester County,
VI,OR RENT-HOUSE OF 0 ROOMS; CENTRAL,
II parking, shade trees; Furnt ire for sale; very
handsome. Address H. NJ. republican office. % at~
1f1n DUPONT CIRCLE, CORNER HOUSE,
l. 81 " for rent.-Fine House, containing 10
rooms bay windows modern improvements, and in
excellent repair; will be for rent by May L. Inquire
at 1923 Twentieth street northwest or on premises.
ap20-3tf
VHOR RENT OR SALE-A HOUSE OF Z ROOMS.
IL ut College Station Washington branch B. Il o. II.
aplg.Gtt
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT OR
Il Trade City Country Property, come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM IL. MAIN & BROTH
ERS ST. Charles Hotel, corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. mhl9-tf
National Republican., 1882-04-24
ENTITY b. II. WARN Err,

Our weekly Rent lIlSt, puDllsheu every monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
Stores Shops, and Farns offered for rent together
with descriptions prices &C., aud how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
mr2S b. IL. WARNER, GIG + street
National Republican., 1882-04-24

THE straight Republican Wingfeld and
the Readjuster Republican Williams
voted wi tn the Bourbon Democrats in
the Virginia senate to prevent just re-
apportionment of the congressional dis
tricts, and the Legislature has adjourned
sine dc. Great railroad magnates are
named as having aided the Bourbons in
their scheme. Williams and Wingfeld
have proudly upheld the Republican
banner while fighting with the Bourbons,
and cannot fail to receive the grateful
plaudits of those Republicans who are
always subject TO Bourbon orders.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
WANTED-HOuses.

WI ANTED-TO RENT FROM MAYl. A SMALL
w Brick or Frame House, In goyd repair, within
the limits OF Ninth and Twentieth and aud streets
northwest; rent about Sl5. Address H., care Post
Oilcc Box "a. np22-TE
wv ANrED.-BY "A FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS,
w care of furnished House for the summer
willing pay low rent: hest of references Address,
stating full particulars, X. q. b., Republican office
Rp.i-3t+
National Republican., 1882-04-24
TURKISH BATHS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

LNoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARE, HAIR
E ness and Sidebur Wagon, cheap for cash, or
change for other property. i103 street. N. rs.
ap2l3tF
TINO BE SOLD CHEAP, BY PRIVATE SALE
aud a family Carriage Horse. Apply to WILLIAM
CAHIIL 10 Green street, Georgetown. ap2iin+
INOR SALE-HoRSE5, AT w. NAILORS; ONE
IL Conductor, dark chestnut, years old, kind and
prompt driver; dark-brown sanford, years old,
WASH NAILORiS Stable E street. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth, Washington, d. G. Guaranty
given. apS23tE
National Republican., 1882-04-24
OLD WINE AND Old FRIENDS

so is JUSTHS OLD STAND
known for years as the only place where nrstclass
BECOND-UAN CLOTHING can De solo ~ rVapooS
able prices. Address or call at -
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. OiO street northwest. or Branch Store NO w
Ninth street northwest -
N. B,-Note sent by mail promptly at1endedL@
National Republican., 1882-04-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SlNISo SHltNS1Io.
da SnO-WANTED-A PARTNER WITH
~ DOO $3.50 cash in hand TO invest in the
best paying business in Washington for the amount
Of cap th required ANY erson having ab We amount
md wiling 10 pay strict attention TO business can I'd
dres PARTNER, Il 800 Republican Office. 22a"
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
WI sums to suit, real estate security. w. w.
DA ANFNHOWER d. SON. 1919 + street northwest
felO.tf
Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
and sold ut market rates. Collections made every
where, by J. II, SQUIER q CO., Bankers, l4i9 PENN
sylvania avenue. mn26u
MONEY TO LOAN
ATLOWEsT RATES or INTEREST
on Real Estate security.
THoS j. FISHER & CO.,
fe2-sm ls2t street northwest
National Republican., 1882-04-24
YOuNG MEN.

If you have failed to receive proper treatment in
cnses Of Heart Disease, Kidney COMPLAINT Nervous
Dyspepsia Nervous Reliability, Co., send two stamps
'oi ~ "THE III" LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical aud surgical Institute,
ja7Iy ll7 last Fifteenth street, New York.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
EOR SALE AND RENT.
SUTPHEN 6 ROGERS,
Real Estate and Rental Departm't,

Real Estate and Rental Departm /,
STREET. 9ao NORTHWEST.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS PROMPTLY TRANSACTED.
FREE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE DAILY
PAPERS
FOR SALE
Posltlveyh Great Bargain to an Immediate Pur-
chaser Ia Choice Building Lots and Fine Residence,
with modern Improvements.
FOR SALE
HOUSES WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
No. 1914 18th st. n W., l0-rOom House.
No. 1915 10th st, NJ W., lO-rOOm House
street
sroon House on f street. 5000
7-roOm House on street. s2,76O
New House and i40J0 feet, for sale for $500.
Nos i03, il0j, ilO7, li19. lll aud i1l3 ST. nice
Groom Houses, and at bargain.
nice Groom two-story House, modern improve
fuCnts, st., between nth aud 18th pressed brick
front nice pirklng &C., tl,0n
Broom Brick House, on 9th ST.. between o and
Nice three-story Brick House, 9 rooms, modern i'm
prOvements with two-sory Brick Stable No 100 lith
81. 3, e., price, $500.
12 l2th st. ~ w. House and Lot 2oIs by 100 feet. at
5000; terms TO suit.
Very ane Farm, about miles from city, under goods
cultivation.
Also other Farms and Lands.
six beautiful Lots NJ st., west OF Connecticut
ave-, q feet each, OF % cents. -
Three Building Lots, near 10th and z sts. n. W., at
Also 10 beautiful Building Lots I'm Georgetown
overlooking Washington city, on st.
Very desirable Building Lots, comprising q whole
'front.' commanding heanlin view Of the whole city.
mTS7 sUTPHEN q ROGERS
National Republican., 1882-04-24
SECONDHAND GOODS.
BARGAINS In CLOTHES.

Secondhand oyerooats and listers. little worn.
made By merchant tAllOra TO order In large varieties
and styles, for less money than sh1ddy ready-mado
also suits Of Clothes and odd Coats and Pants at
HERZOG'H 30s Ninth street northwest,
de- near Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1882-04-24
FOR RENT-MisceIlaneous.


JNoR IlENT-lO ACRES, SUITABLE FOR GAR
IT den PURPOSES; Broom house: fine water, &C.;
near Brooks station. JOHN SHERMAN & co, st.
Cloud Building. ap2i-St
National Republican., 1882-04-24
WANTED-Rooms.

VTTANTBD-DIAY /, ON CAPITOL HILL, NEAR
w capitol cool aud handsomely furnished Room
office. ap2,-a%
4, ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT COMFORT
" ably furnished Ro ms permanently from May 1.
Address O. H., Republican, office ap21At
NITANTED-2 FURNISHED COMMUNfCAT
w ing Rooms, on May 1, by gentleman, wife, and
child. Address, with terms, j. II. g.. Republican Of
flee. ap2i-3tf
National Republican., 1882-04-24
Q. u. HESS
ME ENHTTlu npEDA rpAFp

ACME ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
after season noted for succession Of brilliant so-
cesses, VIII appear on Monday with an absolutely
nrHtclHss ENGLISH company, producing the most pop
MAR operas with the highest excellence by 60 voices,
including the following we'll known and avorte art.
lsis; Henry Pea es, Mark Smith. Louise Soafle AL
lred Wllkie, James peakos. Walter Allen Adelaide
hanuRl, Mary ~ Wadsworth Emma Pressy, Louise
Essing, Emma Esner, ana IL. barweather.
National Republican., 1882-04-24
DRoFEssoR CARPENTER.

WILLARD HALL
Every night, o'clock and Saturday Matinee, p m,
Psychology and Mesmerism, Mystery and Fun Artla.
cial Dreams and Somnambnllsm on the stage. Tho
most Interesting and amusing exhibition ever wit
messed Different every night Admission, 25, 80, and
75 cents Matinee, Is aud 2, cents. apl9
National Republican., 1882-04-24

~ GooDTIMoTHY HAY FROM LoNG BRANCH,
W ffOm Maryland near Brigbtwood, j. O; dellY-
cred IN loads to suit ADDRESS >. II, PRIEsT, 7. o.
Box Sg3, Washington, u. q ap2lJts
National Republican., 1882-04-24
riday and Saturday, change of opera each evening.
Opera Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday.
SIxTY-THIRD ANNIvERsARY I. O. o. F.

GRAND LEvEE OF THE UNIFORMED BAT.
TALON,
at Odd Fellows Hall, seventh street, WEDN NESDAY
EVENING, April 20 lss2 commencing at O'Clock
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' To be pro-
cured from members of the Battalion and at the
National Republican., 1882-04-24

II AFLEURS EXCRETER, THE BEST TONIC
known and an iufillible remedy Tor Rheumatism,
Rheumatic Gout, stir Joints, Coughs, Colds, PUlno-
nary Complaints, COusumntlDn, CltaTrh, py lsia
Asthma, bronchitis, SCrofuln, Kidney Diseases, Ur.
nary Complaints, anu all Diseases Of the Blood and
Skin. II viii euro all Eruptions of the skin and
make II white and sOit In short time. External
applications will cure Burns. Spralns Cuts Frost
Bites, Sore Bunons, Scald9, &c. - -
National Republican., 1882-04-24
FOR sALE-Miscellnneous.

II INiE, LIME, LGAGE.-GODEY's LIME KILNS
il ! corner OF Twenty.seventh and streets north
west, are prepared to furnish Lime Of their own
manufacture 10 customers and others with prompts
ness and dspatoh. apeLSts
NOR SALE CHEAP-TFOOT PLATE-GLAsS
IL Showcase, walnut frame; price, Sli; Counter Of
same length for %, i0t Twelfth street northwest
ap2l-3tE
National Republican., 1882-04-24
BENEFIT ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
riday evening, April 2s, and Saturday Matinee.
PIRATES OF PENZANCE,
and Saturday eyysnLnlgS; April 2

: BENEFIT ST. JUIIN'5 MITE AbSUDIATIUN.
Friday evening, April %, and Saturday Matinee.
April 20,
PIRATES OF PENZANCE,
and Saturday evening April 20,
II. M. s. PINAFORE,
Mr.. Hertfdon Morsell us Frederick and Ralph, Miss
Eva Mills us Mable and Josephine, Mr. Il. H. Hay as
Major General and Sir Joseph Porter, Mr.. Hamilton
Adams II. A. FOresnan, William II. Daniel, frank
Pearson, L. p. Seibod Mrs. Jennie True, Miss iill6
Bond, Miss Molle Byrne, Mrs H. d. Fadeley, Mrs. ID.
B. Macleod aud Miss Mona Cook In the cast. A do
tail of National Rifles will act as Marines The chorus
will consist of sixty OF the best singers of this city f
tunes and scenery. Admission, 20 cents; Matlpee.
30 cents Reserve seats without extra charge at Ellis
api7-l2t
UTORLD'S DiUSEUM-oDD-FELLOw HALL.
w Open daily-i to 4 and to 10. Wonderful Liv-
ing and Mechanical CuriOstes and hrst-Clays Stngo
cts extra ap20tf
National Republican., 1882-04-24

nepot-2gO W. Pratt street, Gear sharp, BALrI-
n IRE MD. Send for circular. Hundreds Of home
testimonials. For sale by all Druggists ap7-im
National Republican., 1882-04-24
[ MISS ADA GRAY, r
supported by Charles A. Watkins Fifth Avenue Com
EoRD's. STANDARD AND POPULAR OPERA
AT THE REGULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Monday May I, Hoey and Hardie Combination, in
A CHILD OF THE STATE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration upon the Estate of James
A. Hughes deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, by the Bates County
Probate Court, in Bates County, Mis-
souri,, bearing date the 10th day of March
1852.
All persons having claims against said
Estate are required to exhibit them to
me for allowance, within one year flom
the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit OF such estate /;
and if said CLAIMS be not exhibited within
two years from the date OF the publication
of this notice, they will be forever barred.
Anus j. Hughes.
1914 Administrator
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-22

The financial statement of the
Butler National Bank appears else
where IN to-days TIMES. Perhaps
no institution in the State can show
a better exhibit for the time it has
been in existence and under similar
circumstances. Starting at time
VIXEN tine business of the city ard
country WAS just taking new inn
petus, the Bank at once was given a
lucrative patronage which has
grown with each month of its single
years existence. The gentlemen at
the head of the institution are men
of business and honor. possessing the
confidence of the people, hence the
success which is apparent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1882-03-22
Meeting AT Altoona.

Altoona Mo March 18th. an
informal meeting of the citizens OF
Grand river township, the following
persons We're appointed to assist
Judge Waters in the matter of right
of way and subscription to the {. &
a. r. r.
Andrew ]. R,tchey. NJ. NJ. Tuck
er, H. H. Wyse. ]. c. Harrison.
d. {. Edwards, J. A. Goslin. !. ID.
Wright, George Sears, Robt. Etsier,
]. II. Shepherd.