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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
In lhe Circuit Court for Montgomery count,

In The Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
TNHlS Court having examined the proceed
Il logs in this cause, and the same appear
ing to be regular and the provisions OF law
in relation thereto 10 have been complied
with, It's ihereupon, this 22d day of Deem
ber, in tue year eighteen hundred aud eighty
four, adjudged and ordered by this Court,
and by the authority thereof, that notice be
given by advertisement in the Montgomery
Advocate and the Montgomery County Sem
tinel inserted once in each Of three success
i've weeks, warning all persons interested in
the property sold TO be and appear in this
Court on or before the nineteen ID day Of Jan
nary neat, to show cause, il any they have
why said sale should not be ratified and COZ :
hrmed.
The Report states the amount OF sale TO be
xl08 90.
JOHN T. ylNSoN, Judge
Of The Circuit Court for Montgomery co.
True copy--Test:
dec 2e.St Z. b. PRETTYMAN, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
NeW advertisements.
Order. Mist.

Ia the matter OF the sale by James l.. Dor
sey. Collector of State and County Taxes
OF the Fifth Collection District OF Mont
gomery county, Of property assessed in The
name of Sarah Lea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26

That sterling Democratic paper, the Bal
timore Day has again made its appearance
and we hope ii has come TO stay. 1t Is a
disgrace to strong Democratic city like
Baltimore that her merchants will not give
liberal support to an outspoken Demo-
eiatic journal, while they spend yearly
doii~iR in supporting Repub-
pat are at all times nliea W
buth, that section from VIII
much of their trade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
o r d E r N I S I.
In the matter Of the Deed OF Trust from Rob-
ert s. Crawford TO George Peter, Trustee.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
sitting na a Con ri of Enniiv

nRDERED this 18Th day of December,
~ 1884, that the sale made and reported BY
George Peter, Trustee for the sale of the land
and premises mentioned in the foregoing re-
port, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before the Sd
day OF January next: Provided copy oil
this order be inserted in some Newspaper
printed At Rockville, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 81 DAY Of
January next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
N7500
Il. b. PRETTYMAN, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy--Test;
dec 1885, T. b PBETTYMAN. CPk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26

Mary Snowden and others.
In the Orphans Court of Montgomery county
nRoERED this 10th day OF December,
" 1884, by the Orphans Court OF Mont
gomery county, that the audit in the above
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
The 9Th day of January, 1885 Provided II
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published at Rockville, in said Mont
gomery county once in each of three success
sive weeks before said 9Th day OF January,
1885.
SAMUEL DARBY,
WM. W. POOLE,
DAVID GRIFFITH,
judges OF the Orphans Conri.
True eopy--Tesi
dec 1913, ROB. W. CARTER, Reg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
[ II I. SEN TIN + l..
ROCK WILLIE, MD

Friday Morning. .. December %, 1884
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26

EXAMINERS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having heeu appointed
Examiners, by the County Commissioners VI
MonlgOmerr county, 10 ascertain whether the
public convenience requires the opening of the
public road peti,ioned for by D. Btckwilh
aud others,
Hereby give notice TO oil interested that
they will meet On the premises on MONDAY,
29ih OF December, 1884, at 10 o'clock, A. N o.,
10 execute the commission aforesaid.
WIN. VI. CANDY,
WIN. RICH,
S. J. HOPKINS,
nov 2s-td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
Rates, by Mail, Postpaid:
0R-BE N 4 81.

10 the matter o. IHr Deed Of Trust from Geo
Peter, Trustee. 10 Samuel G. Harbert and
Edmund j Roberts, Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-12-26
ORD Err NISI.

Hezekah Weeks, Wesley Prather, A. Brizen-
dine and James p Snyder VS.. Rsbecca
Diggs and Robert Diggs, her husband,
Mary Snowden and others.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
lHE BAD Ian COW BOY
Z. PACKAR n Pnhlishers
81 s LI q y hfIssoU ri, DAKOTA.
arch came ii like q lion win it ga,
sEoslt1 Ike d lamb I, We shall see. The
winter has been more Yaraoualy trying
Than usual md nobody will be satisfied.
3sto have it finger IA the lap Of spring.

0nes hundred years ago this month i
stump tuens drawing room tertainment
was giyeniby Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay Of
New York, the occasion being the bloom
ing Of q century plant, belonging to
the diistingu rushed entertain ers. The
list Of guests present was preserved and
the other day was printed in the New
York papers. Il IS composed prine ipally
q liant and remark able people whose
names are familiar to readers of reYolu-
tionary history and it is something re-
naarkable that these names are now
borne aby tie most brilliant people IN
the fashionable and ar:iisto cratic circles
Of New York, y with but very few excep.
lions. "a century is not many genera.
lions, but tits rare that so many notable
I names; for tunes and positions have
been transmit l with So ewinterrup.
lions, especial ii this country. It i
! said that blood will tell know
githat, money II ;t t3s3
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
/ conyteted 81 araus,auashtar.

at Long Prairie, Todd county Minnesota the
jury IN tho trfnT Of samuel saulles FOL the nIir.
der q David stefnbach, re turned verdict 81
manslaugh Interim the second degree, and Saul
ley was sentenced to- five years at Saltwater
penitentary The verdict Is believed to- Be q
just one aud ois III aceordane s with the public
ssntinen. sof Todd eounty. Tho case against
Saulley wife for the Same nense, was con.
tinued and the case against Mira. Goodwater,
for the murder 81 her husband some two years
ago was dismissed, there being Insult Gent en-
81 Saulleyss crime was committed Oct s24, 1855,
near Stowe Prairie, Todd county. David
Steinbach, q young German farmer lying 1T
! TINT place, owner OF farm, and lately married,
:was the victim Afew days. before the tragedy
he had some words with Saplley, and threats
are said to have passed between them. 4 On the
fatal fday Gteinbnch, intending to do some
I threshing, started his men out and followed
ahortly after on horseback, carrying OH his
ulder9 pair u Whitfi etreess As BE crossed
d corner of Sanlley q field he was met By SaulIsy
and wife, who were evidently lying Id wait for
him. Bapllay iMmed iately al tacked him. and
Steinbach ting the bettor Of the fight, Mrs.
sspliey aasaiied him It'll q pitchfork md rim
him tlirougI md Sanlleys beat him With the
handle nntl no died Saulley had the reputa-
ton OF being a bad man Of brutal and violent
nature, quart ling with every bdy and gehdr4
ally dialked. 8. The feeling gsinst tho murder
cts was very Bitter At tho thig 40 bitter indeed
ithat fheGuesHon os iyltling fhom was cam
vaaHe1 but It was finally concluded To LET the
law take its conrse s'sssss1S
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
q 10Y ma lys commits Suicide q 4,

Harry Turner, the twelve4 year-old son b
Edward II Turner, residing at the corner b
St Adams street and Marshal avenue, st Paul
committed suicide the 10th by shooting himsel
through the heart The tragedy;is sone of !,
particular hoard rending and q pecnlia
character Nothing but "a boyis
freak of passion seems 10 have induced Eth
commission Of the terrible deed, and the Gas
is certainly one of the most remarkable o
record His parents are respec table, welllto
Do people. Nj. Turner is travelling agent for 1
Chicago house. Owing to her husband's fire
qnent absence from home, Mrs Turner pro
iyided herself with q small 222-caliber revolver
for protection, and it was with this weapo:
I that the boy took his own life. Harry was d
popular playmate, but was noted as being very
was reprimanded BY, his mother for some
ordinary offence This lncensed him greatly
HIS made violent demonstfat tons, and asserted
that he!wouldE kill himself The difficulty
seemingly adjusted, the mother, went abont her
9honsshold duties, little thought 70 tho
threat was not ami die nne by any means. He
went direct to his mothers chamber, took the
loaded revolver from the: bureau drawer, and
placing the muzzle against his left nipple, sdi-
5rectly over the hear; pulled the trigger.
4 Mrs. Turner heard & the shot and ran
to the spot from which the sound 3emanated
Tho sight that met her gaze was a fearful one,
for on the floor, grasping for breath, and the
! blood flowing from the wound in hist breast lay
4 er;sona-ln the agony of DEATH He never res
gained cohsciousness to speak word Of ten.
tderness to or ask forgiveness Of his suffering,
grief stricken mother. Ne It was dreadful blow
been Witnessed than that depicted at the home
OF the mourning poor mother, who continually
reproaches herself with being the cause Of the
sdeath IT her boy, 3 Il Il 81
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
Col r. Donan, . sornewhat distin-

Col. Donar, % somewhat distn-
sguished editor and orator and now q
resident Of Fargo, D kota, but evident
Isl The Courier y outIrrnal Of louisville IS
anisinf ormed il rep rhng That be il un-
der contract 70 write up : series Of pen
portraits Of the leading types Of Amer
lean beauty for d Sc. Louis pub LEGATION,
and certainly ii III when Il states that he
pull at the saturine bot
ms stGrJeG
out IS this style riitiian, whose morn
ing drum beat sounds around the globe.
has but one queen, while we are blest
Wit one 81 more il every home from
Ocean 70 ocean and from where aurora
poraalio fingers paint with weird, mys.
ferrous splendors the Dakofan skies, to
where the Flowed sunshine Of the Mex
lean lean gulf chants its ceaseless anthem to
,Floridian shores Of eYerla lasting green and
gold. The ancient Jew was ruled by. q
theoeracy We, both. Jew and gentle,
bow beneath the fowes- Wreathed, silk.
lined yoke Of q resistless sheogracy.
Match lsss il grace. Marye1onsly gifted
ii u oman & grand end owment- tongue.s
The lang uage Of the above extract may
resemble Col. Domains ornate diction,
hut whether f is truthfnlly attributed
to him or otherwise, one thing is certain
;sk.hat Co. DOMAIN never st takes . vigorous
;l,ulI AZ the satnrine bottle upon any oc-
;easion ahatexer
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20


The ssnpra.ae Court Of the United
States has again decided the legal tens
der question and this time almost mans
imously the only issentient being Mr.I
Justice Field The court holds that
congress, as the legislature Of the SOW
sereign nations, being expressly empow-
cred By tie constitution TO levy and col
sIeet taxes to pay debts and provide for
] the common defense and general welfare
sof the United States, and to coin money
md regulate The value thereof and Of
foreign CON, end being clearly author-
siizsed as Incidental to the exercise Of
those great powers TO emit bills of cred-
III, charter national banks and provide
i'd National currency for the whole peo-
PIE ii the form Of com, treasury notes
3sand RATIONAL bank bills, and power TO
make notes Of the government q legal
tender IN the payment Of private sdebts
being sone Of the powers belonging to
isoYereignty IN Other; ciiyiilized nations,
land ,nnt 1pEiressly withheld from cons
gress hy The g III don, iiimpressing
\ upon treasury notes Of the United States
tIa Yalid;ty of being legal tender ii pay
ment of priv debts is appropriate
means, conducive and plainly adapted
sto the execution Of the und quilted powers
of congressc onsistent with the letter and
spirit Of the constit on.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
Pre- /; =, . 4 v t1sInna Y, ~,


About O'Clock Sunday morning the Metro.
spolitan building ono Of the oldest framebuild-
ings il the city took fire from ID defective tiue
and was totally demolished The building was
owned and the first floor occupied sby M ri.
Holman as q grocery and liquor store.s Mr.
Holman purchased The protpelt u last fail, and
WINS carrying about q o. eco stock Of liquors
and groceries IS His stock was insured for sI,-
$euO--Newark Fire $500; Milwaukee Mechanics,
5000; Oriental, Hartford, $500; building and
fixtures insnred for q, 900 ii s1Etna q Hurt
ford The second story WAS occupied BY the
Scandinayian Harmonic society, and contained
a fine library, which was conaide rably damaged.
I The defining building Also q frame, was occu-
pied byA IL Tenney as . feed store, and was
consid ersbly damaged, as was also The stock,
Building insured for II 500 in Fireman's Fund
of lifornia; 81, 900 ON stock GOO iii Ger
manic OF New: York $500 Id Qneeno Of England,
$500 IN City Of London, England This fire
gaze the first pportnnisy the fire; department.
have had to use the ydrant " liicf gave the
Utmost satisfaction, tfhe water supply being
ample and the pressure tremendous.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
Inisusarek 5 liz

London Special Since tie opening Of The
reichstag distinct pro ress has been made til.
watd thn coalition OF tho Prog ana the
!, sseeessionists Baron nuremberg has taken up
emerge ticaliy the policy of tho late leader, Herr
Laslser, and - urging the union Of III eactions
If the national liberals Prince Bismarck Il
greatly troubled at this union OF factions, sHe
viii thereby lose the mastery which he has long
e sSSsrcihed by ply; one against another
Al sections OF tho reichstat are discontented
iats bismarck,s contemp disregard IF the
sconrtesies sdne the Teichs.ag He has mi
3l.elgned to appear in the assembly for the last
lnlrteen months His absence has become de-
Smonstratiye yofs con tempt for German pariia-
lmentary institut ions The question VIM be
isa,ssd BY Baron enbere the reich
sIag cannot compel tho presence Of tho chan.
ceLor at the peni1g. Prince sBisrnarck,s OF.
cans say that 10 will appear before tiit, raicil-
staS as Soon as practical discussion 0pens On
bills 70 iInproyelth the condition Of the Norkinr-
men, and on The proposed extension 81 lid IawaA
against cialist agitatora ,,s1
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
! The Reduced Huligr,a,n,t 4 Rate !, Z

The Manitoba md Northern Pacific 4 fem
days ago announced o largo reduction ID eini-
grants moyables rates from SSt Paul and
:conmonsp points to points III Minnesota, Dakota.
and Montana. Since theS announcement Of the
reduction efforts r have been making to secure q
tween Chicago Milwaukee and common points.
and St PanL This was obtained The pres.
emit rate between Chicago and st. Paul is $40
per car load, but commencing on
Saturday next this 81 rate n will
Through rates from Chicago to Minnesota, DE- 3D..
kota and Montana of from sl5 to $50 Der
ear. he fules and condition governing The
shipment of seni grantas moyabies have been
modified % as 10 sdnit Of the loading Of fifty
temporary houses, or 800 pos.s. IN addition, ID
this the Ahipp il permitted to load ii the car
US movable {, outfit and free hanspo Is.
given tho man In charge, M. III
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
The Ma, ;rls,es,
10 Z. 3e 1l.I927
:, M & y heat No, z, $50; bid June

q M my. s1IIsE Wheat No $50; bid june
Corn-No. 3, $50. ~ n
OatsNo. 2; 500 NJ: i,5,. s{y5
B Bssss i e. s 81; 81 AZ 4 - X i
!, CHICAGO. Wheat No g spring, 81 5Sc@sso;
No: spring, 7S{0S2c. 4 ~ 4 y
Corn51 SSc@5S1 q 3S Z. Is
M Oats 81 x (932c IA M Il
y Rye-5S1S &c, \ " s. M al
Barley-64a, IS ys5J n 81 is
K Flax Seed 81. 49, ~ i IS al n
Pork-$1I 60(0lT flI =
Lard7-s9 2s1S (0sa so 5fS 3E5
Hogs y, 25(9I40 5tssss.i
Cattle Is 81
Z. 81. Wheat, No / hard, 81, O2: No. 3
;n 1at.ni.r g sgsesss, No; regular No
re Sssa1se .SIe@5ea; new mixed
oats-No 9 mixed, 3o1 Sctasse
4Oc. ~. r IVY w 2
u No q, 52c. IS
81 Ground Feed - Is Oo@lS5 so "a,
Corn Meal $16 90. "a q ",
8 Bran SS12 so, ssy
80 y.
II: Nd Live Hogs s5 so tsi
Dressed Hogs $50 s7ass5o. d u Il
Timothy Seed 81 20! Is Il.
y Clover Ssed % Z, U
Potatoes 100 h; Ss3s Il. n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
Y issionaries a 1Einu..ota

! Reporter Of tho Ia Crosse Lead nteryiewed
sRsy. Charles y. EtIisuni, me mormon mis-.
lsiDnary WIN han been plying his arts in La,
e9rpsae for the past two mon tha. He said;
81 have been in La Crosse about two months.
Game here from eAfinneaota Rice county
WhereI lad been holding meeting We have
six or eight elders in Minnesota and expect
more in tho Spring. / am the only one IN Wis.
consin, and shall return to N Minnesota Sunday
pr Monday have held about twenty meet.
;ngs IN r. Crosse: Since last from In
diana, Iowa and Mimi sota. i know of twelve
who have gone or will sd to the territories. Wa
have ", ago0 s many Mormons ID Minnesota who
will stay there
Arc they olygsmistsp ~ a, sl5 q 81 If VI
Oh, no !; but they believe in polygamv We
had rather they would come West. but not ia
Utah Colorado and Arizona are better for
new Corners, because the land Is cheaper. 4 Yori
know, suppose, that fsWe have our people Il,
Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. III Pa yeaniy III
NOT 80 general as You think. Ont Of S2O6. COO
'ao11ions only Il, 100 were Ediafranchised for
Polyganiy. "a man must lbe recommended by!
The bishop, BY the county president, and haya
the consent of his wife or all OF his wives. and
have plenty of property to support them before
he IAN be "a gpolgamist Divorce is not an.
proved except for terry; but, q course, tie
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
,erasonalt s; Mention. !. !


y Schuyler colfax and Wifeare in Elmira, N. Y
trying the water GU res Il X ".
I Gen. Dix's widow left her estate to her tive
daughters, Mrs Walsh and Mrs Blake. el5
Archibald Forbes has ma de- his nun,erous
foreign orders into aneck laee for his daughter
ri A. mortgage on MRS. Ossawat onlie Johr
Browns farm in the California foothills was
paid off some years ago and a handsome purse
put In the bank for herr 81 s!F isifs5S x
One more decisive step has been taken in the
isFraguei matter ma and it looks nowas though ex.
Gov; William Sprague Of, .R. Z and his wife
would be compelled to vacate their home on
Young Orchard avenue. s3st'4
AT the residence Of Thomas sickles,i Adrialn,
Mich Mira. n. "a BALI win of Lake CITY, MINI,
sister, Of Mrs Sickles, was married tow. II,
Holmes Of asueton, Oak The bridal party
left for Florida on Q wedding tour \
Twosof tie I've conlYtea crate generals are still
living osephE %. ohnston and p. a. n. Beaure.
gard. The cohfe derates had twenty -one lieu.
tenant geAerals and 81 these nine are still hv..
ing James sEongstreeE Wade Hampton, Johr
b. Gordon, D.HlHIl, SS D. Lee, a. n Stewart,
%bal Early b B7pclner and
3 Noros and Ninde lis heroic 81 sailors j
Jeanette ditoD, al thi6ugh not in actual
want have received but poor recomhp ense fol
their labor and sufferings a They have received WE'D
their discharge from naval service with one
YEARS. extra pay, but mann Is still en-:
iIployea 20 the: BROOK navy yard, while Noros
is, selling Mrs De Longs edition Of her ihus.
band journal throng hept the New England
otatesst -,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
u , Il, uu NJ J, !; n,,nneaota

Ntst1o1lA4 SSuAG0 OF N11uue8oGas - n
u General order No. Is has been issued from
the afijutant genera, Office as follows q
Under md BY yirtue Of the power vested in
the commando I'M CHIEF, etc :, the articles Of
the war, regulationa, customs and prescribed
tactics, il force for the government 81 the ar
my Of the United States, IN 50 far al the Same
are applicable and as modified by general or
sders from these headquarters, and notjncon-
5sistent with the laws 81: this state are hereby
adopted and declared in force for the govern
ment and guidance Of the national GUARD Of
Minnesota That whenever the national guard
OF the: state, or any portion thereof, shall be
called into active service, ordered into camp,
OF appear at drill or on parade under arms, in
all tmatterl6 rules; an horsty, discipline o.
drill the said articles, etc., shall BE construed
and enforced in accordance with the letter and
spirit and upon1nll other OCCASIONS the mem
ibers OF the guard will conform to the spirit Of
I BY command Gsf Coy. T. Il. sHubbardd. ;5;as
tiSgnedl i aC M. MIC anTHY, ss8s
a djutant General
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
There has been .. striking n illustration

arn 10 II,
~ {. 81 i1e - ston
. recently OF the efticieney OF the civil
service law showing how much the s .gi,-.
TEN does to recognizes merit. There
I recentIy came to Washington from New
ysqorE a gentleman who. had been tie
fI,priieipal Of q high school, but who, On
account 81 his heal III, was Obliged to
! band 81 teaching. He did not know 4
person II At aashiine y ton. IA passed !
3siIieh exariina tion Under tl,es civil ser
vice rites and on one 81 the first Ialios
ibla lists was carti al Is the 5wsr; d..
ss3art n,ellt. he was accented 81 Ills exam,
| NATION papers and placed at 81 desk III al
lie rtermasta i otfice. M a Il II
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-20
]. :Ite,,,s q General HaWa.5

5y{1s
. John G. Perry Of New York isa ppointed chief
justice Of Wyoming ss55;}5
Two hundred Michigan iron miners are going
NV. r Fitzgerald Of Mississippi Il appointed
tassoeiate Justice Of Arizoua. IA ssys n 81 /.
Claims filed to date against Cooper & Co.,
Eau Claire, aggregate s65, coo j$ss
Lieut. Rhodes brother William ran away with
Iottie Redield at North Madison, Conn, and
married her: i1
Vermont univ ~ ,Iew medical college,
built BY John p. Howard, was dedicated Thurs
day + graduates 80 doctors this year AZ &;
AT q religious revival at New Haven, Ind 3
young man. arose IN frenzy, and, shouting
1.-THE Lord be- praised, Y fred -four; revolver
shots through his left hand.
Il Rev ID. aE o,Boyla on trial at New Lexing-
ton, Ohio, charged With being implicated ID the
abdueho 8, McDegi and assault viii, intent
to KIN has been discharged IS
CgurF A1ene letter The show viii average
twenty three feet, having fallen about ten feet
since 4 last wrote you On the 22d Of January
the aggregate depth Of snow falls was 81 feet
saccordmg 10 the asurement OF DR., Campb !, =,
The Masonic fraternity Of Buffalo, N. j. is
agitated upon learning that colored men Of the
city have seven lodges working under charter,
issued by Henry Frederick, duke! Of Climber
land, Sept ~, 1854, claimed as grand master
of Masons at that time, and which wac granted
Prince Hall and other colored men. as s.
The controlling interest ii The stock 81 Tie
Publishing company Of New York, beaueathcd
BY thelate Hugh o.. Hastings 10 bis widow wns
recently sold BY the latter for the snin Of
S2g0, coo Tho purchasers are Messrs Parke