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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

Sergeant Kelley, who was in charge of
+ lrt Popham last summer. shot and fatally
junded Young man named Smith. who
was intruding upon the premises. As he
alleges, the pistol wen, off accidentally. The
question nov arises whether Kelley should
be tried IN court martial. being an officer of
she United States army or BY the United
States courts since the shooting occurred
dpon the property Of the United States or
5y the State courts. since the fort is within
the territory Of Maine Kelley has not
been arrested by the State authorities, and
tie report Of to-day, proceedings in Bath
in 1:cate> that be will not be taken unless
tire State court, at the law term in MAY
snail decide to claim jurisdiction. Ii such
claim should be set up, It is probable that
it viii 70 to the supreme court Of the Unit
81 States for final decision.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

-one day last week. Geo GoogIns was
taking nay from the barn Of III PenlIeipn
lie placed hs> two little girls, aged seyr II,
ana tour wears on the top Of the load. In
gong from the barn TO the road THE loai
was overturned. Mr.. Googins lcaped ID the
ground bat the little girls fell face dow
ward IN the snow and mere buried i, III
hay 70 the depth Of six feet. Not daring ID
use The pitch fork. the men. 10 use IN.
phrase 81 al old Californian. "Coyoted
'hem ont, tumbed the hay right anl left
WITH thtir arms. a faint cry was heard
/" Hth ch!ld cries Il lives and there was
nope ~ me breasts Of he anxious workers
lhr"e-hse minutes passed and the tworr,i-
faced! half smothcrcd aud wholly frightened
children we're extracted from the pile III hay.
Any y the ncighbprs viii testify that ,hry
caught their breath shortly after coming Id
the AR. But after Mrs Pendlrtnn had
brushed the hay seed from their hair anl ~
surti them that no harm had come III thO...
new Christmas Jackets from the brief I'LL
termen'. the! rode home atop the r. .nad,d
hay having had enough q COYOTE at the
first game
lhet finished stretching one of the tel
ephone wires between Bangor and Bucks
port thursday. The Old w.rN- are being rr-
moved from The telegraph pole, FIR Till pur-
pose. Commenced connecting the utEice.
10 DAY
-EiN.n >aou has r. opened rhe hlack
smith Nh1p formerly occupied y, Il >nov.
Mr., Mary Higgins va. taken srA ,cry
suddenly SATURDAY. night. Fears arr Gutter
tanned ihat sae may not recover.
News has reached H. TODAY ~ wv,
HeAih y >'rrhen k'aer. % What !, known
a tAe are 20 settlement. Sunday Week
~ stepping from THE ,pur of Nj, hou.c. bg
slipped and i,.i three steps. fraeiurns NJ,
h.p ana inJurius HIM % severely A. N rp.t.li
~ HI, death
Jan ID
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

lHis OLD RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
still IN the lead with valuable improve
lAent, which makes it nuiseless and the
iiShtest running IN use. No one has eve,
questioned their DURABILITY They have
stood the test for over quarter Of a cea-
fnfy. and to-day nine -tenths of all the Man
utacturers throughout the world are using
them. aud three-tonrtts of ali the Family
machines IN use are Genuine Singers. We
caution people not to be deceived by ire
spohsiole representatives OF some one horse
concern, whose principles are low enough
q TX second hand Singer machine tc ex
hioit ~ Their office, % compare il with their
shoday machines, padded with cotton and
raw hide to deaden the noise. 1t il low cam.
petition. 10 net BE- hambuggea. The, can
not furnish any Of our manJfac,nr. excan,
second hand machines. a. Ne do nd, LII r
Spectators. TO accommodate our ran;di,
increasing business III this section Ne baxa
opened Branch Office at Ellsworth whers
we VII be pleased to see any one that wants
anything IN the Sewing Machine Line. H..
chimes Repaired
-, IHf SINGER MIRO. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store
Main st. ''''
% J. u. BRowN. Manager.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

Gen. titzhugh Lee has been Invited b,
the Grand Army post Of Bangor, 10 ieIiyti
before them and the citizens of Bangor, b.
lecture on "rhe Battle OF Chancelors, lie. :"
which recently met with great success in
Southern cities.
Hon James H. Rowell. elected repre-
sentative from kittery. last September. has
resigned, and Thursday Dennis NJ. Shap-
leigh was elected to Gil the vacancy. Oar
Of l9I votes cast. $50 we're for Mr.. Shan.
leigh. The returns we're received A, the
State House, Friday, acted upon BY the
Governor aud Council, and certificate is
sued and forwarded to Mr.. Shap!eigh.
The following are kcnnebec County
deputy sherds Wm. IT, Llnbs, Augusta
Asher H. Barton, Benton; Joseph Siphcrs.
Gardner; George H. Ramsrll, NasSa.baro
VIM :. SNOW. Litchfeld Samner Soule.
Winthrop; ChlrI.s II. Sesery, Mt. Vernon
Nathaniel Jaguith, Clinton; James ribbitts.
Belgrade; Ira NJ. True, Haiowcll SewaIl
J. Halves. Readfcld; ]. $. W Hewett.
Fayette; Arthur W. Leonard, West Water.
vile; VIM. r Seartrs, Chelsea Charles r.
McFullen Waterviiie; Henry Sewall. Au-
gusla, deput, sheriff and messenger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

The past year has been one Of those
seasons of carnival IN crime which now and
then come. Ike malaria and contagion in
the physical weird. On an average there
have been each DAY two murders and one
suicide. On the other hand. executions
have averaged only TWO in a week. and
lynehings one. Since January i, 720 per
sons have met their deaths at the hands o:
their fellow men. One hundred and twenty
five were mysterious murders There were
ftty-two wife murders, FIVE murder, Of hus-
bands, SIX parrioides, four matricldes. FIVE
fr4tricides and two sororicides Forty chill
dren were killed by their parents. In TWEEN
ty-three Of the crimes there were two assas-
sins. in three instances there were three of
them. Twenty -four OF the murd-rers COM
m.tted suicide and one died in jail New
York leads with 1871, and Maine had :.
One hundred and one persons paid the
penalty Of their crimes BY death the past
year Of this number ninety-eight died on
the gailows and three were shot Three
hundred and nine persons committed sui
eide. five being in Maine. While Maine
has felt the pernicious influence Of the out
er edge Of this carnival. the indications now
are that a healihful reaction has already set
in in this and in other '.corners"-L eiriston
journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
The Civil Service Bill.
THE SCENES ~ THE SENATE on THE
PASSAGE OF TIE CIVIL SERVICE BILL
PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE IDEAS.


Boston Journal Dispatch
The republicans have redeemed their
promise. The civil service bill has passed
the Senate before the new year. The near
~ four weeks struggle ended at o'clock in
the passage Of the bill by a vote of thirty
nine yeas 10 five nays. There we're but five
in the Senate, and they, ofcourse, democrats.
who had the frankness or courage TO vote
against the bill. These men were Brown Of
Georgia, Call Of Florida. Jones of Louisiana.
Morgan Of Alabama and Mcpherson Of
New Jersey. Persistent to the last in his
attempt TO lead the Bourbons, Brown of
Georgia, hen the bill was declared passed.
said 81 move TO change the title so it shall
read, "A bill TO perpetuate in office those
who now hold the patronage Of the Govern
ment. The attempt to kick the bill after
It was passed was fitting illustration of the
tortuous course through which the measure
passed. Seven weary hours were devoted
TO the reteration of hackneyed speeches
and 10 halr-spiitting. There was but one in
terestlng incident. That was when the bill
had passed the temperance milestone then
Blair OF New Hampshire had his day. He
has staid in the Senate long enough to smile
at those who opposed him. The prohibition
party has made rapid strides in the country
IN the last few years, otherwise the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Blair Tuesday afternoon
would scarcely have found place in the
Civil Service bill, even in the form in which
it was left by the Brown amendment. At
every stage Of the DAYS proceedings the op-
ponents of the bill sought delay. On the
last day Of the contest. as on the first, the
hard work was done entirely on the republi-
can side. Pendleton, whose name the bill
bears. in fact, since he made his two orna-
mental speeches, has done little except in
perfunctionary way, and, but for an occasion
al slur from some of his Bourbon colleagues.
the Senate would not have known he had
charge of it. The real work has been done
by Hoar and Hawley.
POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS.
The language of the bill to prevent political
assessments reported from the Judiciary
Committee was bodily incorporated in the
bill Edmunds gave notice, however, that
he should call that measure up for passage,
in order that it, by any chance, the civil
service bill should fail Of passage in the
House, this bill. as an independent measure,
may he placed upon the statute books. The
strength of public sentiment upon this sub
iect vas illustrated BY the fAet that this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
California Letter.

SA>rs CRu1, Cal psc. Is, lss2.
nr. El,fay
We can truly a, The das, art short and
evenings long. bu, HIT winter evenings. for
4. i KIM most beautiful .umncr weather
the ~ .. cloudlsts, warm nud mellow. lu-t
ltile hay Inr amlsemeuts hrrc ID pa-.
these IonE evening, arc similar ID those III
eastern cities. mlsqu"lAdc- AMI concerts
Uncle Tons Cabin VA PLAYED VEIN nicyi,
ouc might llst ~erA Thanksgiving passed
Very pleasantly. Union service ii thc
tn'y cnurrh ~ TN morning srr, able
address ny nr. Drunctt, pastor of thc VI
Il. Church " This c.ly. tcx,, P,a.m, lG-o
The I4nc. arc talIen unfo HE in plca~an.
places" tnlon prayer meeting "a the even
ins Al TIN Congregational church. fall house
and ycrl interesting.
Land i-ycl hign ID this vicinity. You
cannot ut land anywhere wirAln f,e ml!,,
" tne cits t1r .c,, than anc d no hun-
dred dollar, pcr acrr. and very near the
city onr Thousand dollars I, considered rea-
sonahIr. People are going lu,o thc noun
TAIN, and gulches am making fine farms.
fruit dors much Let,,r III TIE mountain
and guich Rancho, AMI I'll, very much
finer iiator Than that raised "a the plains.
lhc leaves have fallen from some of ,hr
trre, ana some III Them are green a. surn-
mcr q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
The Autocrat Of the Brea sfast Table.

BY Oliver Wendell Holmes Boston /:
Houghton, Mifiin 4 Go. 81
A new edition Of The Autocra,." one of
the most famous books in American litera-
ture, has been issued, which with the inter
esting new preface and ,aiuable notes which
pr. Holmes has prepare expressly for Il y i'll
freshly commend itself to the admiration
aud delight Of its readers, past, present, and
future. There is also fla stee! portrait
Of the author. who. in the preface. saws that
he has now for the first ime 70. many wears
read over these papers, thinking that they
might be improved by various corrections
AID changes. But It j. dangerous" he
concludes, TO tamper N cold blood and in
after life with what was written in the glow
Of an earlier period 1t, very defects are a
part Of its organic individuality. twould
spoil any character thesc records NAV have
70 attempt to adjust thea to the present aye
OF the world or Of the author.d The "a
pers comprising this volume have been wide
~ read. discussed and quoted, but their IN
trinslc merit keeps them aver fresh. and they
will not only interest the young, but be re-
read by the old Every library should have
"rhe Autocrat."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
Worth u eer l.l~.

Worth Deer Isle.
Schooner +. Closson, Capt. Frank
Hardy, has recently arrived from Boston.
The scows for ferrying on Eggemoggin
Reach. are both hauled up for repairs.
Mr.. John b. Webster has been very low
with typhoid fever but is now getting better
Jacob Hayes has pine tree standing
near the shore at Thompson's Cove that
measures ten feet in circumference.
Mr. Stedman +. Torrey is teaching a
very successful term of school in this dis
lrict.
Weir fishing in this vicinity, the past
season, did not prove successful. The weir
at SCOTS bar has not been removed Should
it be severe winter 1t is thought the ice
will destroy it. Orlando Ash's weir at
White Island is said to have stocked 81 900.
The young ladies and gentlemen here
gave an interesting and pleasing entertain
ment before large audience at the school
house No. 3, on Friday evening, Dec %, con-
sisting of tableaux, dialogues, singing, etc.
The parts sang by the "colored singers (Mr.
Fred Vanmeter and wife, entitled the .Heav
enly Choir" and "Roll Jordan Roll" we're
admirably executed and brought out great
applause.
Jan. l. s. 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

A reveistion to-day shows TIE rotten
ness Of the District Of Columbia police force
in a startling manner. 1t seems that on the
10th of November, one McCarty was taken
to a station-house in this eitv for intoxica-
ton. and while in his cell was robbed of
$1,000 in 4l-2 per cent. United States bonds
and $50 in currency by one Lawson, the
colored attendant, who has been noted in the
city as leader in the order Of Sons and
Daughters IF Moses and the order Of Cali
lean Brothers. This outrage vas known at
the time, but only to-day was he arrested,
one of the bonds having been found and
traced through several parties to him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
Notice of Foreclosure.

7 HEREBY give pablic notice that have claim
L W mortgage upon a certain lot OF Land, situated
in fremont, Hancock equity ana described As
foil VS. IL wit beginning at tie northeast corner
Of land occupied by G. NJ. Ho den a. a home lot
ami running -pnthea-tcrly Ny Land of heirs of the
late BENZ. Benson % tht Wet shore Of Bass Har.
Dor, thence following sail shore southery to Land
" Henry q, Benson; thence following said
Henry- nor hrrly line to the County road thence
following the said County road northerly TO ltnd
OF l.. Il. W. nan; thence following said Wyman's
land and Land ~ Lewis frcema aud said Holdrn's
home lot n"rtheastcriy - Place of beginning
containing one and one hIl acres more or less to.
geihrr with n store, hart, blacksmith shop and
50 chou c. thereon situated, lie NJ the sane
pr misses lately occupied b. C VI. Holden as
business stand
Sail clai i By mortgage lerl from Eben b.
Clark o H. W. Nunroc dtted Dct |. ls-s aud re
c"rtr,tin the Hancock County Registry of Deeds,
IN Wi LOO Ptge idi ana ~ -aid Ninngoe assigned
TO James Parker n. dee dated NV. g. 1882 and
recor ~ said Registry in Vol. 1856, Page 3si
TIL condition " said mortgage H. broken BY reason
whereof | claim a foreclosure nf : id mortgage
aad give this notice Tor that purpose.
jAHE> PARKER
Hale 4 Emery, Attorneys
Ellsworth, Dec. y, 1882. 3wI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

M HERE - samuel Anncar by hi Deed dated
" June second, \. ID 1881, conveyed Il, me In
mortEfge a certain tract Of land situated In
fetoo@cpt. Hancock County. Maine being the
-"nthwe7tern part Of the premises convened ID
sald AnheHr by Mary Ann Leach bv deed re-
corded IN BnoN ij9, page 90. Hancock County
Kegl-t o. Deeds, and being ali Of said lot not
Trustee by deed dated December twenty
ninth, a T. 1919. said mortgage tee,l il recorded
In Book III. Page I'll, Hancock Registry OF Deeds
The conditions OF said mortgage having been
broken. give this notice to forrcfJ- e the same
FREEMAN h NCINTI! f.
IL, A. Trip, Attorney.
Buehlll, Me, December 9, 1857 3wsl
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County News.


~ The sieishing cannot be better and
siciShins parties are the order Of the day
Our worthy po,tmis,re,,. Ms, Kate
Moore has resigned and her brother. Au-
gns'a' Moore has been appointed ii her
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew 7. Gondtl
held very pleasant family reunion
at their home few DAYS since.
About twenty-five were present and
partook Of an excellent dinner prepared
b, the hostess. The day wa, spent 10 very
enjoyable manner II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04


the public service, at the respective offices
IN each customs district where the whole
number or said clerks and persons snail be,
! altogether as many as fifty; and, thereafter.
from time 10 time, on direction of the
| President and Secretary. shall make classii-
/ cation or arrangement of clerks and per-
sons SO employed in connection with any
SAID office Or officers in any other customs
| district ; and upon like request. aud for the
! purposes of this ac, said Secretary shall ar
| range one or more of said classes or existing
classes, any other clerks, agents or persons
employed undohis department; in said dis
trict nov classified aud every such arrange
nent AMI classification upon being
made shall be reported to the presi-
dent.
SecuGd. Within fifty DAYS Il shall be the
duty 81 the Postmaster General ia general
conformity 10 sald l03d section separately
To arrange in classes the several clerks aud
persons employed or in the public service at
eacn posioifre. or under any postmaster Of
the nited States. where the whole number
Of said clerks and persons shall together
amount 10 a, many as fifty. and thereafter
from time q time, on direction of the presl-
dent, II shall be the duty of The Postmaster
General 70 arrange ia like classes. clerks and
persons 80 employed ~ the postal serve. N
connection with any other pos,oficr. and
every such arrangement and classification.
upon being made. shall be reported to the
President
lhlrd. That from time to time said
Secretary. Postmaster General and each Of
the departments mentioned in the ljs,h
section oi the Revised Statutes and each
head Of office shall. on direction OF the
President and for facilitating the execution
of this act, respectl,el, revise any then eN-
listing classification or arrangement Of those
IN the respective departments. aud shall for
the purpose Of examination herein provided
for include in one or more of such classes as
far a. practicable subordinate places clerks
and officers ~ the public service pertaining
TO the respective department not being
CLASSIFIED tor examination After the cx-
plraiion Of six months from the passage Of
the act no officer or clerk shall be- appointed
ana no person BE- employed to enter or be
promoted ~ either Of said classes now ex-
isting or may be- arranged hereunder pur-
suant 10 SAID rules until he has passed ex-
animation or j. shown To u, specially ex-
empicl from such examination in conformity
herewith. Bur nothing herein shall be con
Strucd TO take from those honorAbly diS.
charged from the military or naval service
any preference conferred by the l7Jith
section o. the X. =. nor take from the
President any authority not consistent With
tins act BY the ajbd section of sand Statutes
nor shall any not IN the executive branch of
me government or any person merely en-
p!nNed az a laborer or a workman be rtquir-
Ell To be classified Hereunder nor unless b.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

ihS y the TACT concerning every man,
woman ard ch1id, VINO ha~ N the body the
seeds ri AldheN, bladder, liver. and urinary
diseases, from which may spring Bright
ilTeaSc o. the kidnets. Such prospect is
SIMPLY terrible: and i Is The duty Of every
one 10 BE- rid Of the danger al once. 70 do
this iufailIbly use liant, Remedy, The great
kidney and liver medicine h
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

At John A. Hale's book store on Main
street, will be found the following beautiful
and useful goods, suitable for Christmas and
New Years presents; Holiday Books, Toi-
let cases, Jewel cases, Smoking cases, Fine
Box Paper, Photograph and Autograph AL
buns, Gold pens and pencils, Velvet Frames.
Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Scrap
Books. Plush Broom cases, Mustache cups,
and Toys Of all kinds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
TELEGRAPH POLES WANTED,

THE Eastern Telegraph Company invites sealed
proposals for furnishing poles tori it. telegraph
line from Bangor to Bar Hafbor, to be delivered
along the line OF the highway. Proposals NAV b.
male for the entire line, Tor separate sections
lolows l. From the Company's Office in Bangor Lp
me Lake House in Detlhan. :. From Lake
blouse to Main Street in Ellsworth. g. From
Main =. 70 Mt. Desert Bridge 1. From Mt
Desert Bridge To Bar Harbor.
Specifications may be seen at ofiice Of Lewis
Barker In Bangor and Office OF Hale & Emery in
Ellsworth to whom proposals may be made prior
TO January TO- proNimo
Per Order.
Augusta, bee. q, iSS2. 2w52
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

OUR fAfE>I LAWS - d Am rj.In In
Nthil't 6,hiu- a ttrr prf't,lIJT nan atturd-
"a n. thr>t Of any other ruint~v ANA n (. much
les price. This i but das,rt Ell reco.njt On Of
thprT cbu Tibu-i'i- - itf.ls To tue welfare OF
our Whote country. a nnuy inventor ill u
reaping their Just rcwarlby not hay ins tar ir
cam, properly pre-eut'C to the commits, ion-
err. hi can onIy b. done through An agent
cnnyeT>ant with the worlii = OF the govern
ment office. posted a, 10 Patent, already
granted, and capable 10 advise d, to tile pui-
tntibility of new article, A.d the wisdom of
procuring Patents there for in tJretgn 4 .untric,
As Tor many years past, we arr pleased ID com
menu 70 inventors Mt u H. Il tdy, Of - state
street. Boston, a leading .nl most success
ia solicitor Of PATENT, one Whose loug expcri-
ence and familiarity with The avs AMI trchn.-
calities relating % American and Foreign
Patents render him second to 40 living EXPERT
IN his own particular line.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04
ANEMoNE.

Mr.. Alfred Archer, Of Aurora, went to
Bangor last week with load of deer 70 in
number, and since two smaller loads have
passed through the town.
The notice Of Rev. VIM. HAYNES leav-
ing last week is mistake. He takes his
departure next Wednesday on vacation Of
four weeks.
Dee 30 NJ
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Nafice 90 Subscribers.

1ae tate on the ailresS-ia5e each subscr
bcr- paper shows the time io which the subs rip
tin' H. iiaid. AMI an u ''scrbeTs ~ arrears are
re, tested t. paF up soon possible.
| d an communications relating - subscriptions
our cprres poBdents are requested 10 state the
Po Office to which the paper j., 81 ir u be sent
ant be careful 20 write ali proper names plain
~
In directing change Of address, always give
tho present address well the one 10 which you
~ the MINOR tIfarAk arb cont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-01-04

Last evening the officers OF Rising Star
Lodge Of r. 4 A VI. were installed IN public IL
the VI. l.. hurch IN very acceptable manner
Us q. A. Wheeler u. d. q. VI. for the ith Ma
sonic District The i.ndlr opened al II, iial!
At the Cove" formed prurr- >ion marched 10
tht Church at thr &" Bay" with wa. Well III "a
hS ciizen> OF thr town. Alter the installation
rrrem nics wee ended. short aud Interesting
remarks were made w e. Page Master Of
Rising sun l.odgr. 4. VI Webster IL CA,tine
ana othcr~. tue pfoecs>ion under the direction
Of TIN Marshal repaired a. he Town Hail
where ihf Brtihrrn,arcompAned bs tn. Choir
their wives ana "a ftw tnvi - gurS'. rnjose,l
, 'uniih, supper pr ptrei bg Tn lalia, Of
frnnb~v1f. The weather wa> peasant The
IL CHING excellent aHI A. gropct hunr h.
COMPANY Dispersed all voted thcv had enjnyct
themselves at.d WIRE wctI satisfied.
Ihe \ ."inE riliorr. wrrc Installed for thu
present Masonic YEAR.
=. Il lnNdru. ". NJ Frank VI 1T mrnt,
I. VI; Robert ;. L.arh. y. 81 Calvin Leah.
Treasurer |. T.. hTiHIAi. >c,r.tary: Fr,nk
" htud'. :. y. Nnirw J slap III J. H. !.
Jerome ; Her.. :. =. William Br,ls. :. j :
John u. Wodnrli. tthscni) Chaplain. " VI
ariwrii. Marsha; Hugh smith. Tyler:
y. ~ Ard"r u thh-sut Il. DE Historian.
W. understand lhe LnIg, 1, IN i pro, cruu,
condition ba.n- me cpn-i.l. rlhlr 81, III N.
rasi sttr aud npw have several apphralI ~
~ sitting THE seton ot IT, Lodge D.
DEG. -