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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19
Treasurer Huston Has Been soothed to
Harrison.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1S.--[Special. 1T
is now reported that Treasurer Huston's
resignation, although accepted by the
President before the adjournment of Con.
gress, will be reconsidered, and that
Huston will re enter ON his duties as treas.
urer. Mr.. Semcke, who was to succeed
Huston, declined the position on account
ofill health, and is shortly to saiI for
Europe.
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fallen againsta sharp stone or on bunch
of willow spriRs. :.
A News DEMOCRAT reporter was called
TO testify TO the condition of the track on
Saturday. A number of witnesses told the
story regarding the bad condition OF the
track as given In these columns.
Attorney Roach yesterday had two
photographs taken, showing the condition
of the track and location OF the switch.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19

Mellin's Food is put up in glass bottles.
der, consisting entirely of soluble and as.
similable matter; IL Is not the bulky in
digestibls product of the miller or baker,
but is the result of skillful manipulation
by careful and uniform chemical processes
based upon scientific principles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19
Naw York Town ON Ere.

HIGHLAND, N. Y, March 17.-[Spe cial, ]
"A great col. iagration is spreading in
this village. Many houses and stores
are on fire. The less will reach hum
dred thousand. One h.te lost.
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Each season has its own pecnliar nlala-
dy, but with the blood maintained IN
state OF uniform yigor and purity by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparrilla little danger
need be feared from meteorological iniiu-
a nd etfectiYe.
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Malta RufRans Assault and Nearly Kill
Man.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 17.-[Special, l-At
2:30 this morning, while waiting for a
State street car, Frank Haoadon gave his
views freely in sympathy with the hanging
of the Italians at New Orleans, when he
was attacked by three Italians who were
near by, and badly cut in several places.
He would have been murdered only for
the assistance of bystanders.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19

THEEnglish newspapers that express
such scorn of American law, because
of the New Orleans outbreak, are re
minded that all the victims of the mob
combined, do not equal the murders of
Jack the Ripper.
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A Former Cantonian Dead.

Jacob Bachtel received word to-day of
the death of j. V. Mohn Of Mitchell Oak.
He was formerly of Canton and was en-
ployed in the office of the Bucher q Gibbs
Plow Co. His many friends will mourn
with the widow and family.
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Secretary Ravard on the Mnfia.

WILMINGTON, Del, Mar. 17.-[Special.l
-Ex-Secretary of State Bayard in an in
terview on the Aafia massacre, says the
Italian government, if reports are correct,
has no basis for claim for indemnity.
Bayard accepts the theory that the trouble
was a local one,
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Brakeman Killed at orrville.

ORRvlLLE, March 18.-[Special. l-Wm.
Deem, brakeman on the Wheeling q
Lake Erie road, was killed here last eve
ming while coupling cars. His foot slip
ped and he was thrown forward under the
car, crushing him in horrible manner.
The young man lived at Norwalk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19
The Dead Prince in Rome.
py Oaple o the News.pemocrat.

ROME, March 18.-The dead body of
Prince Jerome Bonaparte was clothed
this morning in black frock coat by the
Sisters of Charity, and decorated with the
Legion of Honor badge of France, and the
Italian order OF Annunciad.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19
A Sandwich Islander oabinet.

SANFRANCIsCo, Cal. Mar Especial. ]
Advice from Honolulu, dated February
26, says the Queen has announced the fol
lowing cabinet: Saml. Parker, Minister
Foreign Affairs; w. A. Wideman, Minis.
ter Finance; c. NJ. Spencer, Minister Int
rior; w. II. Whiting, Attorney General.
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Ineendiariss Burn a 4 own.

New HAMPTON, Iowa, March -''-lSpe-
cial.l-The town of North Wasli, @'on,
eight miles North of here was alfsl> 'st
totally destroyed by fire last nigbi. Loss
$780, 900; incendiary.
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Ten Thousand irish on Parade.

CHICAGO, March 17.-[Special.l 1.-The
mild, fair weather has caused a general
celebration Of st. Patricks day. Ten
Thousand Hibernlaps paraded the streets.
Balls and banquets numerous tonight
and the city employees take 4 holiday.
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For severe and aggravated cough ac-
companied by a sore chest, | have used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup with the most sat
isfactory results, obtaining, as ] did,
speedy relief.
JOHN GLOVER, Portsmouth, Va.
Salvation Oil once tried, always used,
% cents.
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The Queens Mind Undergoes Another
Change.

(By Gable to the News Democrat)
LONDON, March 1.-THE Queens jour-
ney to Grasse has again been changed and
according to the latest order she will leave
Windsor at A o'clock next Monday after
noon for Portsmouth dockyard, where she
will embark on board the Victoria and
Alhart
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THERE is rumor aaoat, which ap-
pears to have originated in Columbus,
that Lawrence 4. Neal, of ChillicOthe,
will be candidate for Governor before
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New Jersey Railroaders Grow Fat.

TRENTON, N, j., March 17.-[Special. J.
State Comptroller Anderson's report
shows the railroad taxation for this year
to be $loo, ,3l3. Last year it was $685.
827. .9O8.
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AN opera uouse Burned in JoIiet.

JOLIET, Ill, Mar. 18.-[Special.l-A fire
this morning destroyed the opera house.
The play holding down the boards un-
doubtedly hoodooed the house, as the fire
follows in their work. Loss 100000.
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A Noted pesperado Caught.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 17.-[Spe-
cial. John Mooney, a noted desperate,
burglar, assassin and all-round tough,
wanted in this and twelve other places
for various crimes, was captured here by
the police to-day.
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Fatal Explosion in Steel Works.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 1S.-[Special.l-
By an explosion at the Crescent steel
works this morning, one man was killed
and two fatally hurt. A number of others
were badly burned.
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No Judge to be Appointed Until Deoem-

WASHINGTON, Mar. 1s.--[Special. lit
is now definitely settled that there will be
no judicial appointments until December,
and also no extra session of Congress.
This decision has brought great wailing
among the patiently waiting office seek
ers of the last Congress,
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LONDON, Mar. 18,-The stock market is
sbaky on the expected collapse of the
house of Maurietta d Co. A heavy loss is
antlcipated.
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Disabled Steamer Returns.

New YORK, March 1S.-[Special.l 1.-The
German steamer Italia, which sailed for
Copenhagen a week ago, returned this
morning in tow, with broken shaft.
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Major MoK inley Presents Judge Amber.

WASHINGTON, March 1S-The name of
Judge Amber, of Columbia county, o.,
has been presented to the President by
Major Mckinley, as candidate for one
of the circuit judgeshps created at the
last session Of Congress.
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A Fatal Fire in New York.

New YORK, March 18.-[Special. IA fire
broke out in a tenament house on Allen
street this morning. 1t is now known that
three lives were lost.
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GOOD news comes from the Delaware
peninsula to the effect that the peach
trees are loaded with fine healthy buds,
promising not less than 100000 bush
els of the luscious wholesome fruit.
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oalifornia to Eleot a senator ro.dau.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Mar. 17.--[Special.l
DE Young's withdrawal will probably
elect Fellon Senator to-day.
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RICHMOND, KY, March 18,-[Spccial J.
John Westrup fatally shot Harry Doyle
this morning while practicing at target.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-03-19

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
BroL ,chitis Immediately relieved by Shi.
oh's Gnre. For sale by Weber Bros.
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Quite an Unpleasant Prospect For a
Banker.
New York, Mar. 1S.-[Special. l-Gen.
Claassen was sentenced to-day TO six
years in the penitentiary, for wrecking the
Sixth National bank.
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Hughes Walks Ahead,

New York, March 17.-[Special.l J.
Hughes led Walker with score of 1856
miles, 18 miles ahead of the second man,
Hagelman.
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saratogas Reduoed 70 Ashas.

CINCINNATI, March 17.--[special Fire
gutted Maguire's Trunk factory, East
Fifth street. Loss S25, 600.
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Linen Works Burned in Scotland.

EDINBURG, March 1S. The Wilkes Lin
en- works were burned this morning; loss
half million dollars.
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The Democrat.

tHh DNNOCaAG PUBAlSHI8G q, =,
40. 40 East IaagsYsw.S Street.
-'yly.trp rguru ~
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SHE LOST THEM BOTH.
An Indiana Young Woman With 8
FickIe Heart.

PIrrsBURG, Pa. March 11.-Miss
Clara Mitchell, the belle of the village of
Turlick, Indiana county, mourns today
the loss of two lovers, because she. could
not choose between them. Last Sunday
she was SO have married J. B. Reed.
just before the time for the ceremony
James Gibson drove up to the Mitchell
residence, and asked to see Clara for a
minute. Claraawalked to the gate with
him in her bridal robe, and then, to the
astonishment of the company, followed
him to his conveyance and they drove
away. Reed insisted that the wedding
feast should go on at which he presided.
Before the guests had dispersed, the
young woman returned and astounded
the, the company m "a by declaring that she
son, and would not marry at all. Yes
terday she relented and promised to
marry Reed, but again changed her
mind before the knot could be tied.
Both Reed and Gibson now declare they
will not marry her.
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THE PLOT plscovEREp.
The Perpetrators OF an Old Train Rob
berry Run to Earth.

The Perpetrators ofan Old Train Rob-
berry Run to Earth.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, March 1O.-The
whole particulars of plot, which re-
suited in the robbery of a train on the
Rio Grande road, January 20, and the
loss Of $4,000, have come to light. The
instigator, j Juan Benites, rich rancher
and merchant at El Suez ranch, is in
Jail here, and has confessed. The chief
of police ran down the rank blacksmith
and carpenter who made the crowsfoot
which the robbers had used to ditch the
train, and through their confession Sc
cured Benites and several ohter members
of the gang.it The leader of the party is
well-known smuggler named Simon
Garcia. The night after the robbery he
stole three horses and left for Mexican
cavalry. A portion of the stolen money
was recovered, and all the robbers will
probably be captured. They are all
ranchers, living in this county. One of
the gang got $4,000, while the rest only
got $500, each. There was disagree
ment, and one of the bandits, named
Angel Confines, was shot and killed by
the leader.
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STORMS in ENGLAND.
Immense Losses on Land and Sea
Caused by Blizzards---Eighty Lives
Reported Lost -
Run on a French Bank Ayerted by the
.Banksof France.
The Associated Press Reports Sent
Exclusively to the, Chronicle. at
The Dalles.
THE ENeL1sH sToRM.
Eighty Persons Reported Lost OF tn.
Coast---Great Disasters.

Eighty Persons Reported Lost of the
Coast---Great Disasters.
LONDON, March 12.-Cornwall contin-
ues isolated from the rest of England
because of the recent blizzard.
Many wrecks are reported on that
coast and at Lands End number of
people have been frozen to DEATH.
1t is already known that at least SO
lives have been lost off the coast. The
loss to farm stock is enormous and will
cause much suffering among farmers.
The water mains at Plymouth are
showed up. The people of that city
have had no water since last Monday.
A force of zoe soldiers have been sent to
assist in clearing out the mains.
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HE HAS FOUR WIVES.
A Turkish Sheik Travelling Through Il
United States in Oriental Costume.

A Turkish Sheik Travelling Through the
United States in Oriental Costume.
New YoRK, March 11.-San Francisco
is soon to have as a guest Sheik Ohan
Solyman Gailikaw and his four wives.
The partyrarrived on the Gascogne to-
day andsare bound for the Sandwich is
land, where the sheik has purchased a
sugar plantation. His wives go about
closely veiled, after the Oriental fashion.
They are Circassians purchased in the
pslave market of Turkey. The sheik was
very affable, and, through an interpreter,
claimed that he was Christian Aalthough
he has four wives and did not appear to
think it at all wrong, as his country per-
mitted it. He said Christians who
could afford it in Turkey~had as many
wives as they wanted.
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A Dead Lock i'm New York.

ALBANY, March 1O.-The senate has
been locked IN the chamber since 2 80
O'Clock this afternoon, under call on
the motion to change the rules, to pre-
vent Lieutenant- Governor Jones from
naming a presiding officer for two days
at "a time, during Jones's absence. Fas-
sett is president pro tenn, and wants to
preside when Jones is away, instead of
having a democrat in the chair The
majority declare no business shall be
done untilIlthe matter is disposed of.
The senate is still in session at a. M.
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3 sTob.cco Trust Being Formed.

New DIRK, March 12.-Rumors con-
cerning the formation of a great tobacco
trust to embrace all the manufacturers
of cut and plug tobacco of the United
States have created much interest among
tobacco men. .aaeEf ,, '.st.ss,r1ss 80
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IN FINANCIAL STRAITS.
A French Bank Being Sore1y Pressed
Aid at Last.

PARIS, March 12.-The societe des
depoIs de complies courants is in crit
ical position. The societe or banks now
has only eighteen million francs on hand,
with which to meet claims amounting to
sixty-eight million. The Bank of France
directors have refused to grant assistance.
: At IL :25 p. M, the societe is meeting
all demands made upon it by the run
which set in when the alarming rumors
became freely circulated. j@
VIII Assist tho Bank.
PARIS, March 12.-2 80 p. m.-The
Bank of France has finally agreed to ad-
vance the money required to tide over
the difficulties of the societe.
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A MEDIUMS STORY.
Captain Norton's Boat Heard of Through
Transe ImpOster. q

: : ----T
New YORK, March 10.-More than
hundred days ago Captain F. L. Norton
sailed for Europe with his family and
crew on a small steamer of the same
name, for which he claimed the quality
of being unsinkable by storm and flood
He never has been seen since. Now one
of the members of his company has
heard from the ill-fated craft through a
Brooklyn spiritualisticr medium. The
medium declares that Captain Norton
died of starvation when eighty days out
from this port, his wife and his niece
having died a few days before. The lit
tie ship, so the story goes, met a terrible
cyclone and was driven far to the south
ward with the loss of her smokestack
and deck house. At present the wreck
lies about 1000 miles east of Brazil, and
Engineer Coulson was the only sur
vivor. a>
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sulcided in a Fit of dependency.

BALTIMORE, March 12.- General Isaac
b.; Moore was found dead today in. his
hotel with a pistol shot wound in his
head. The general has been feeling un-
we'll for few days and he is supposed
to have killed himself in a fit of despon-
dency.-r. -t-- ,.g
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Held to Be UnconstItutional.

CoLUMBUs, o., March 1.-THE su-
p-eme court today rendered decision
in the case of the board of city affairs of
Cincinnati, declaring the law under
which it was created to be unconstitu
tional.
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A Kansas Legislative Dead Lock.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 11.-House and
senate are in tight deadlock over the
appropriation bills. The senate last
night added $114, 900 to the miscellaneous
appropriation and cut out 81 900 the
house had added to it. A conference COM
mittee has been appointed.
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The Insurgents arc victorious.

BUENos AYREs, March I2.-Advices
from Chill, state that there has been
further fighting between the insurgents
and the government troops and that the
former are victorious
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No Election in California.

SACRAMENTO, March 12.-The ballot
for senator resulted today as follows:
Estee, 81; DeYoung, "a; FELTON,, 16;
Blanchard, II; scattering, 2; absent, 3;
The democrats voted for Coleman.
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1worId,s Fair Premiums.

CH1cAGo, March 12.LPhe executive
committee of the worlds fair directory
has appropriated, $15o,oOO for cash
premiums and for live stock, exhibits at
the fair. ri.5 -
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New YoRK, March 12.-The directors
of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad have declared a semi annual
dividend of u per cent. 80
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Survey of the Portland and Astoria
Railroad.

PoRrLAND, March 12.-The prelimi-
nary survey was begun this morning on
the proposed railroad from Gable point
on the Oregon side of the Columbia, op-
posite Kalama, to Astoria. The length
of the road will be fifty-eight miles and
it is estimated that it will cost 81, ,100,.
900. The expenses of the preliminary
survey are being borne by the people of
Astoria.
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"a $500, 900 Fire in Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBURaH, March 1.-THE great
Woodstreet fire. not entirely. sub
dued until 4 o'clock this morning. The
loss will be about 100000 upon which
there is $225, 1000 insurance, The origin
OF, the fire is unknown.
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Democrats Nomlnate---Weavers Walk
out.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 12.-The
democratic state convention today unan-
imously re-nominated the entire state
ticket.
Eight hundred weavers employed at
the Atlantic mills struck this afternoon
on account of alleged excessive fines.
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The Tenneesae Flood. .

CoNNRLL's LAKE, Tenn, March 12.-
The levees gave way last night and Lit
tie valley is flooded
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WIN Form a Hat Trust.

New YORK March 12.-Lead1ng rep
resentatiyes of the woolen hat manufac-
turing business, have about completed
the details for the formation of a HNa-
tional Hat Company" with a capital OF
81, ,o00, 700.
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: The Mississippi stiIl Raging.

MEMpHIs, Tenn, March PA dis
patch; from Hills House, Miss, says the
eleyee on the Mississippi river broke this
morning and great damage Isl slikely to
result therefrom. y ~ f.s'za-7 Is
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= LONDON, March 12.-It is said that
information has been received at Ham
burg by private cablegrams from Chill
to the effect that President Balmaceda
has been murdered. "a
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London stock Market Depressed.

LONDON, March 12.-stock exchange
at IL; 80 a., m. is in a state of uneasiness
and is much depressed at reports from
Paris in regard to the precarious condi-
;tion of the societe des5depols de complies
courantH. ..:.'. t5's r -
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New oRK, March 12.-Senator Stew
art, in an interview yesterday said :,
"silyer will be restored to its place as
money before this administration
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} Now Please Hang Them.

DRxDwooD, IS. D., March 1.-THE
United States grand jury have found in
dictments against the Sioux Indian
Plenty Horses for the murder of
Lieut., Casey in the late uprising, and
and against s'Leaves His, Woman, for
the murder of Isaac Miller, ranchman.
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Sam Francisco Market,

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Wheat,
buyer season, 1.493s.
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Chieaoo Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. H., March. 12.-Wheat,
steady cash, l .o0N @1. .ol ); May, 1887 I;
July, 100.
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General Fuller is Dead.

TOLEDO, March l2.-General John w.
Fuller died here today.
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Hearst,s Funeral Train Arrived.

SAN Francisco, March 12.-The fun
eral train hearing the remains of Sena-
tor George Hearst has arrived at Oak
land.
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SOCIETIES.

A sSEMBLY NO. 2S7O, X. OF L.-Meets in X.
IA of p. hall Tuesdays at 7:30 P. NJ.
UTASCO LODGE, NO. 10, A. F. & a. M-Meets
4 r w first and third Monday of each month at 0
\ p. NJ.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, l. o. o. F.-Meets
~ every Friday evening at 80 o'clock, in Odd
Fellows hall, Second street, between Federal and
Washington. Sojourning brothers are welcome
ii. A. BILLS, Sec'y X. 6. CLosTER, n. G.
ERIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. g., K. of P.-Meets
; II every Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock, in
+ Schannos building, corner of Court and Second
streets. Sojourning members are cordially in
4 Fited. ~ AZ si.-t. GEO. T. THOMPSON,
D. w. VAUsE, sec'y. &C.
UTOMEN'Ss.s CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
w UNION will meet every Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at the reading room. All are invited.
sTNEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, A. o. u. w.-Meets
L. at X. of p. Hall, Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings at 7:30.
w. 8. MYERS, Finsncier. NJ. W.