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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06
EASTERN IDAHO TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Program for the Session 10 be Held At
Blackfoot, April lith and 18TH
THURSDAY, 200 A NJ

WpIcune on tNr UIHrNf0Wt FtHa9 J W JONES
Responses by the Association.
Music. ..a..a. ..#.s.. .#s.# h0rtis
Address ~ President A SwnnRpr Albion
Nature study, Y Arnr5 Pyeatei.o
THURSDAY. 80
Music
Primary Reading Miss ffadcrthut poeHtell0
Discussion ca hy Miss GHar- Sd Anthony
Class Exercise lee Numbers Nrv 81 otuup
Discussion led ~ Miss Gallagher FnCAtfio
Can We Grade our Cuuutry schools
81 ~ Hurtun tdbh5 Falls
Discussion leo by T A Daughters Montpelier
followed bY y r clay Independence
Physical Drill Recreation, n s. w lest 4 iUi9u
Heating ana NputilHfiitI school it9gms
general discussion, ied ~ Il Rpkcs. Tcwlayile
+ 10 . m.--Muatc
LECTuRE--rhc safe TuYcatmUnt-t \ T.yira
Address ......s..... ..... Elements 10 success
......... State -upt q a. F0rUsWan
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06
B1AoKFoor. IDAHO, APRIL 8, 1895.
CONGRATULATIONS to Pocatello and
Idaho Falls Democracy.

TUESDAYS elections again demon
strate the fact that the Populist party
is not a favorite with the people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

The American Beauty owes her
prestige more to a clear complexion
than to any other attribute. A cup Of
Parks Tea will enable anyone to Dos.
sess this II clears the skin and 70.
moycs pimples and that salIow. mud.
dy look. Parks Tea is used by thou.
sands Of ladies for the complexion
without being a catharhc it cures
constipation. Sold ~ Hull & Greene
fATRosTzE HONE INDUSTRY and buy
Ericsson Z Roses Wolverine lumber
from W A. Bull.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-04-06

40 p tn -~ RECITAL
Entertainm't by Albion NOrmul School Faculty
RECEPTION
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Advertising rates furnished CD application.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08
FoRy shERnA An.

Lieut. browne Is acting manager Of
the ball team during the absence c:
Lieut.. Jarvis.
Edgar r. Seamans and Sebastian
Ellis. IT. enlisted at this pos; for the
Fourth infantry.
Ordnance Serrcan; Roper. who has
bern senoualy III for the pas, month, is
slowly convalesclng.
Recruit Edwards. assigned 10 com
pany II at Seattle. arrived here and
joined his company Tuesday.
Private Harry c. Butler re-enlis,ed
here for the Twenty 9th infantry, and
has been sent 10 II. Missoula-
Private Edlund Of company A. has
been appointed corporal. vice sage
transferred to company G a, Boise
city.
The ball game at the post Sunday
between the home team and the Plan.
sif,rrs Of Spokane resulted In a clean
wiping up OF the visiting team, the
score being Q 10 IL In favor OF the sol.
d:crs.
The Surgeon General OF the army has
directed that at each post hospital a
room be set aside A. mn operating room
which win be furnished with all neces
sary appliances: a small iabratory will
also he maintained at each post.
battalion drill during the present
week has been In extended order on the
ground lying between the post and
town. Company drill Is also in extend
ed order, two companies being consoli
dated TO form one Of proper strength.
II the arrangements that are being
made for Geld day here on July 9TH.
next. are carried out. II is expected to
have the Sts play return game at
this post on that day. The Athletic
program can be carried out In the
morning and tho ball game be played
In the Afternoon.
Several of the officers ut this post
have procured the new cap that has
been adopted for wear after July 1.
New pattern blouses are also being re-
ceivcd with insignia placed on the col
lar, consisting Of the letters L. s. and
for infantry, crossed rifles, of embroid
cred gold thread.
The Fort Sherman ba team Is prac.
ticing daily to keep In good form. The
manager has been trying to arrange a
series Of two games with the Piausifters
to be played Saturday and Sunday, but
It appears that Moscow has the prefer.
ence. Two games will probably be
played at Spokane between Spokesman.
Review and IT. Sherman teamson June
IS and 10.
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NO MORE ROMANCE.
Even the villa Forests AreunA Lake xiniksu
VIII Soon b Changed.

Even the wild Forests Areund Lake xiniksu
Will Soon b Changed.
Only q few more years and the United
States will loose that element which has
furnished nearly all the romance OF
America since John Smith landed on
the shores Of Virginia nearly three
hundred years ago--the element OF from
tier life. Even In the far northwest
the wild land" the new country" Ii
shrinking month by month at an alarm.
Ing rate, and the end OF this century
will lind few square miles of land In
Washington, Idaho and Montana that
are not dotted with houses and crossed
by wagon roads.
No better example OF this fact is
needed than IL afforded by the Priest
lake country in northern Idaho. Here
Is a beautiful body Of fresh water,
thirty miles long and six miles In width,
within ten miles of one Of the great
transcontinentsl lines, surrounded by
splendid timber, with huge veins Of
precious mineral cropping out along its
northern shore; yet neglected. deserted
almost unknown save to the deer and
bear and wildcats that wander on its
shores, and 10 the fish and wildfowl that
will yet make lake Kniksu the sports
mems paradise.
wait two months and you will see
a change" said Commissioner NJ. s.
Lindsay who was In the city yesterday.
.Our road to the lake is nearly finished
now. There are only two more bridges
TO build aud by July I. we will have 1t
ready for use and Priest lake will be
open to the world. 1t Is a good road
too. Starting from Priest river, the
Great Northern station, II follows the
east bank Of the stream TO the foot of
the lake. Near the mouth of the East
river we will have half way house.
and at the foot OF the lake, where the
little postofiioc Of COLLINS is located we
will have another stopping place.
-As soon as the wagon road is COM
pleted We will put ON regular stages to
run three times = week from Priest
river 10 Coolins, thus for the first time
giving hunters, Fisherman, settlers and
tourists fair chance TO get TO the lake.
We will arrange for connection with
the Great Northern Express company
too 10 anything can he sent through TO
the lake In quick time. Then We hope
to take few OF Spokane's sportsmen
up there 10 see what kind Of fun Kinik-
su lake Affords. Once get them started
aud there viii be no lack Of navel In
that direction.
what nexiy 4 steamer on the lake
We've got TO have IL and may be able
10 complete the arrangement yet this
year Oncc get little steamer on the
lake and grea; district will be opened
for settlement, aud trade.
Meantime We are making progress
in bringing in SETTLERS for the Priest
river valley. We have already secured
quite a number this spring aud am
counting Oh eight or ten more families
that know OF now. And each fainil,
will bring others hex, year. Spokane
Chronicle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08

A quarrel, a gun play aud an arrest
caused some excitement In the peace.
able town Of Post Falls last Monday,
c. II. Parsons came here and swore OFT
a warrant for the arrest Of Edwin
lIumes and constable Bechtel made the
arrest The trial came of Wednesday
In Justice Hoskcns' court, before a jury.
After hearing the evidence In the case
the jury returned verdict Of guilty OF
battery and the justice tined defendant
els and costs. Upon the presentation
Of letters from residents of Post Falls.
among them number Of leading oiti.
zens, asking the .cniency Of the court
toward the prisoner, there being many
mitigating circumstances. ten dollars of
the fine was RENTED. Humcs then paid
his fine and was discharged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08

NHrR pALESE Il 4 city Of ilnU
population, beautifully situated on
be northern shore Of the famous Cgur
rAlcne lake. II miles ~asi Of Spokane
b branch line Of the Northern Pacific
g T. Lines Of steamers make regular
hrs from this city up the lake 10 the
Fad OF navigation on the 81 Joe and
krur dAlenc rivers. connecting at Old
ission with the railroad line into the
Did. silver and lead mines. The city IL
PC Of tho most noted summer resorts
the northwest, and Ia becoming more
pular each year. Its fishing. hunting.
ating and bathing attractions are al.
pst imitless. The fincst L. $. mill
ny post In the west (Fort Sherman
ID its magnificent forest park rcserva,
Dn adjoin the city on the west, The
nntry round about Is made up Of rich
ricultural lands and extensive forests
yellow pine, fir. cedar and tamarac,
ID the city Is destined to become n
manufacturing center for the products
these woods. The business ncn and
sidents arc rnterprising. and take
idc in making the place attractive.
here are FIVE church organizations 80
Aptist. Methodist, Presbyterian. Epis.
opal and Roman Catholic. The secret
ders are well represented by a lodge
Ich Of Masons. Odd Fellows. Knights Of
Sthias. A. Of q. A. r., and womcn's
elief Corps. The city Is supplied with
Dctric lights, good water. works. an
egant public school building, sash and
or factory. two saw mills, two first.
Ass hotels, boat building yards. etc.
pere are yet good opportunities to en-.
)ec In lucrative business and In diver.
I'D farming. Manufactures are par.
ularly desired. and are offered extra
duccmcnts. The summers are ten.
rate, with sufficient rainfall 10 insure
undant crops, while the winters are
y from extreme cold. No better 10.
hon for profitable investments or for
curing ideal homes can DO found In
northwest. There is always wei.
me here, among an excellent people,
. beautiful region and an incompar.
Ne climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08
Nsties 10 Water Con sumsrs.

All persons taking water from the
Water Company are hereby notified
that the water must not be used after
9p. m. or before 8 a. m. in the yards or
lawns for sprinkling.
For Infringement Of this rule the
water will be shut Off from the premises
and one dollar will be charged for shut.
ting Oft and turning on the water again.
Very Respectfully,
c. A. DESAussuRE,
Supt,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08
Call for County Warrants.

On Monday, May 9th 1896, l will pay
the following described Kootcnai county
warrants, with interest. Interest ceases
from date:
All warrants on the current expense
fund, issued prior to Jan. 81, 1926, and
numbers M, 81, S2, 81, 81. on the no.
demption fund, issued Jan. 81. 1898.
FRANK .. Hill,
Treasurer, Kootenai Co., Idaho.
May4 lot
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Cali For City warrants.

On Saturday, May Is, I will pay the
pllowing described city warrants. with
lterest, intercst TO cease from date.
All registered warrants on tho gener-
fund dated 1894, aud all warrants
lawn prior TO April 30, 1896.
G. A. DESAussuRE,
Treas. Of the town Of Cgur d'Alen",
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08
Estimate Of Exncnxes.

The following is an estimate of the
probable amount of money necessary
for all purposes to be raised by the vii.
lage of Ceur d Alene, kootenai county,
Idaho for the fiscal year ending May 6,
1Sac
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08

)risa Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II a. IN;
|evening prayer and sermon. : p. IN.
"Wednesday. litany al !: ID p. m. choir
practice. SIP. III. Rev. &c. sko,towe,
IN charge.
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Church Services.

ErHoDisr.- Sunday school at 10 q. m.
EJunior Epworth League, $50 p. m;
Epworth League, $50 and preaching
7:O p. N. Prayer meeting, Thursday
Evenings at 7:D p. III. q. Il. Muller,
pastor.
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1iEsnrTERiAN- Sunday school at 10 a.
III. Preaching ut II a. IN. and 3 p. III.
Christian Rndsavor society at Z p. IN.
III. Il. Watson. pastor.
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III you wish to subscribe for any of
the leading newspapers, magazines or
technical journals. either domestic or
foreign call at this office. We can
save You money.
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Mrs. J. ]. Shallis. after spending ten
days visiting with her son Ira, at
Pennington, Wash, returned home this
morning accompanied by Miss Laura
Lake, one of the accomplished society
ladies Of that place, who will spend two
or three weeks here.
One Of the most attractive perform.
ances that will be given In Spokare's
popular play house this season is to
take place next Monday evening under
the auspices of the Elks and the ladies
of the Art League. 1t will he a pro.
duction of that entertaining Shake.
spearian drama, AS You Like It," by
amateur talent. The costumes will be
historically correct and the scenes a
beautiful as they can be made, no ex.
pense having been spared in making
preparations for its presentation.
The council met in regular session
last Wednesday evening and transacted
routine business. The committee ap
pointed TO prepare an estimate OF
expenses for the coming year made its
report, a copy of which is published in
this issue; an ordinance amending the
liquor license ordinance was read the
first time, and r. 4. Jacobs was ap
pointed a special night policeman "a
act during the session of the Idaho
encampment next week. The board
meets again this evening.
j. Harvey Harris, chief deputy in the
sheriffs Office and Miss Marie Kildea
were married at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. p. Healey, Wednesday eve n
ing, June 9Th, Rev. Father Eecke,
officiating. Both the bride and groom
are well and favorably known in this
section and host Of friends will wish
them all the joy and happiness thi.
world affords. Owing TO recent deaths
in the family Of the bride the wedding
was quiet affair only few of the
most intimate friends of the happy
couple being present to witness the
ceremony, after which an elegant wed
ding supper was served. The newly
married couple took the evening train
fer Spokane.
A Remarkable Cure OF Rheumatism.
WESTMINSTER, Cal, March 81, 1894
Some time ago, on awakening one
morning, | found that l had rheuma.
tism in my knee SO badly that, as l ne.
marked to my wife, ii would be impos-
sible for me to attend TO business that
day. Remembering that l had some OF
Chaminberlain's Pain Balm in my store
l sent for bottle, and rubbed the
afflicted parts thoroughly with it &C.
cording to directions, and within an
hour ! was completely relieved. One
application had done the business. II
is the best liniment on the market. and
l sell it under positive guarantee
II. T. Harris. For sale by A. l.. Miller
druggist.
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A1oyet' ...-......... ltev. u. u. Muller
'''"k'' -'''....' .......... -.Quaftet
Address Of Welcome. /. James Graham
Short Address. Hon. Willis Sweet
Response. by Department Commander
Song. .............Q Quartet
Organization Of the Encampment.
Afternoon Session of Encampment.
One O'clock T.. NJ.
battalion Drill Of Troops at Fort Sher-
man.
Eight O'clock Pm.
Grand Free Concert at Post Hall, Fort
Sherman, by Fourth Infan-
try Orchestra.
Nine O'clock i. II.
Reception aud banquet to the G. A. Il.
". X. c. by the ". R.C. Of
C1ur d'Alene.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.
Second Day.
Morning Session Of Encampment
Nine O'clock A. n.
Guard Mounting at Fort Sherman.
Afternoon Session Of Encampment
One O'clock i. NJ.
Battalion Drill OF the Troops at Fort
Sherman.
Seven O'clock i. n.
Full Dress Parade Of the Troops at
Fort sherman.
4 State Dept. OF the Woman's Relief
Corps will be Organized this Day.
THURSDAY. JUNE 10.
Third Day.
Morning Session OF Encampment.
Nine O'clock 4. NJ.
Guard Mounting nj Fort sherman.
Afternoon Session Of Encampment.
One O'clock =. NJ.
Battalion Drill Of the Troops a, For,
Sherman.
Seven O'clock Pm
Open Air Concert at Fort sherman. by
the Fourth Infantry Military Band.
Nine O'clock L. NJ.
Grand bali al the Pavilion Ia honor OF
the q. A. X.
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
Ten O'clock A. NJ
ON arrival of Excursion from Spokane.
Of the Washington and Alaska
Encampment G. A. II.
there will be q
Grand Parade and Street Pageant
In the Following Order:
Fourth Infantry Military Band.
Entire Command from Fort sherman.
In Full Dress, Commanded by
Colonel Robert H. Hall.
One Troop OF Cavalry.
-Four Companies Of Infantry.
Washington and Alaska Encampment
q. 4. II.
Idaho Encampment G. A. Il.
Gen. Jas. A. Garieid Garrison. Regular
Army and Navy Union.
Secret Organizations Of Crur d'Alepe.
One Thirty O'clock L. NJ.
Grand Steamboat, Excursion on Lake
Cnur d'Alcne. for members OF the
q. A. r. and their Families,
Accompanied by the Fourth
Infantry Band.
Music and Dancing at the Pavilion after
return Of the Lake Excursion.
The Spokesman. Review Base Bali Club
will play Game with the Fort
Sherman Club some time
During the Encamp.
m-nt
SATURDAY, JUNE Is.
Excursion from Cpur d'Alene to Spo-
Kane, for Idaho q. A. II. and 9th ers.
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)AruoLic. ii-guiar mass AT IL a IN.
Sunday school, /. p. III. VesprS at =
p. III. Father Becker. pastor.
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Secret Societies.

BEsEkAL JAMES A. GARyiELD GAR
Dnk. No. ~, X. A. 4 N. u, u, 4. A.
BETS in Sanders hall, Ceur d'Alene,
|eho, every alternate Monday, at 8
block y. m. Commander, Henry Van
Nan; Adjutant, &. J. Clark; Quarter
ester, Thos. Norris. Visiting com
lGles always welcome.
Next regular meeting June 8, 1895.
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LARA LHos Leaves Johnsan's Dock
o Harrison and all ~. jos river points
|ondays and Thursdays ~ y - a. IN.
esnrn.ns. arrives Tuesdays and Friday.
each week, Sunday excursions 10
lea Bay.
J. II. Lros. Captain.
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kOOrESAI LoDGE No. 7, KNIGHTS or
fTniAs.-Meets In fraternity Hall
bursday evening Of each week.
sitiny brothersare always welcome.
eorgs Connor. q. c., +. Joy.
y Of X. s.
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THE IDAHO ExcAxpxryr.


Preparations Completed for . Royal Eater
tainmsnt Of the Veterans.
The arrangements for entertaining
the members OF the Idaho Department,
u. A. H., the Washington and Alaska
Encampment and their friends are
about completed. Ample provision has
been made for taking care Of the vast
number OF people that will be present,
and an elaborate program for their en-
tertainment has been prepared.
The street parade on Friday will ie
the grandest military and civic pageant
ever witnessed In Idaho and will attract
thousands OF visitors. Col. Robert II.
Hall, commander at Fort Sherman, il
taking q lively interest In the success Of
the encampment and has had the post
grounds cleaned and put ia more neat
and tidy condition than ever before and
will extend all conrtesies possible to
our visitors next week.
The following is the program for the
week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-06-08
AHEs A. krAr.
SoHEET. 4. MCFARLAND,
Attorney si ls~.
CLcE pAiEN
vHrR DALESE is a city Of 1910

cure p'Ai-ENE. IDAHO,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19

men Of this generation. and ] speak In the
interest OF truth and upon my own mo-
ton. or the thousands and ten thousands
OF professed Christians have known In
the past nifty years, ne w~s at one timo
the highest type. and his fal was the
saddest | ever knew. His restoration 10
a religious life is marvellous. and am
satisfied has brought. and will continue
TO bring glory to God. ! think the
Church has no more right TO judge and
punish him now for his second marriage
than for cursing end swearing while he
was out of the Church
Paul. n few days after numbering men
and women. and even while the blood
of stephen was on his isr ds. pre cached
Christ with great power. Shall not Or.
Carter be allowed to testify Of the good
ness. grace. patience, AMI long-suffering
Of God, Who art thou that iudeeth an
other mans servant? ITO his Master he
standeth or falleth." In all matters, ex-
cent his late marriage his brethren must
pronounce that he is leading n blame
less life. His present wife Is an active
Christian worker. and Is a great help to
him I'm his ministry 10 the sick. His
own daughter approved Of his marriage.
/ speak in the interest of friendship, JUS
tice. and duty to God.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
RALLY OF THE ROSEBUDS
INrERESrsNG EXERCISES AT THE
MOZART ACADEMY.
Instructive Talk by Bishop GaIiowsy-Rs'
port Of the Treasurer-The crown
ing ofthe Queen.

Tho Rosebud rally at Mozart Academy
Of Music yesterday was success al
.,erv particular. Tickets Of admission
had been sent out In large numbers, ana
the spacious building was packed 10 tne
doors. standing room in the aisles being
at a premium.
Tho stage was occupied by Bishop Gar
lowav and several ministers of the con-
ference. and also 5y The choir oil Cen
tenarv Methodist church. which rendered
delightful music.
The programme was begun ny most
elonuont prayer by Rev. Or. W. q. starr
who was followed by Rev. Dr. j. .. Lar
fertv. who. i'm the course of an adnress
of welcome. paid beautiful ana glow
I'm. tribute 10 the founder of the Rose
huds. Rev. J. h. CUncle Larry) Laurens'
who took an interest ia the wcrH as
long as he lived.
The Rev. DR.. DeShazo Responded on ne
half Of the visitors. flc reviewed at length
the work accomplished by the Dand Oh
little childfen--a most wonderful WORK,
Which provod what realization, earnest
effort could accomplish.
THE FINANCIAL REPORT.
Rev. Or. Paul Whitehead prcseht'd ,ne
annual report Of Mr.. +. l.. kerns, ,he
treasurer. which made most gratifying
exhibit The report was az follows;
Receipts from November J. 1884, to NO
vember I. 1895. inclusive;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
East Hanover Presbytery.

An adjourned meeting OF East Hanover
Presbytery was held In the lecture-room
Of the Second Presbyterian Chmch yes
terday at y o'clock With rather a small
attendance.
Rev. X. X. HOwison. OF Fredericksburg.
was made moderator, and Rev. 4. r..
Epps of Nottoway, was stated cl, RI. The
proceedings were opened with mayer.
Licentiate II. T.. Robins was. ut his re-
quest. transferred to the Pres5y-ery Ct
Eastern Texas and the stated clerk was
instructed TO grant him a certificate OF
transfer.
The report of the committee appointed
10 install Rev. 5. H. Hutton rs pastor
Of Pryor Memorial church was ruhmit-
ted and approved by presSyte-y.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart presented a GER
t'hcate from the Methodist .-,,acopal
Church South Conference. giving TO
Rev. George II. Ray. Jr.. a certificate
of character and dismissal at his request
Mr.. Ray appeared before the presbytery
and was subjected 10 the usual examina-
ton of licentiates and received and en-
rolled as licentiate Of the presbytery.
lie was also granted leave 70 labor be-
yond the bounds Of the presbytery.
Rev. j. G.. Herndon. OF Abingdon Pres
bytery. was invited TO a seat as a corre-
spending member.
The presbytery adjourned at . O'clock
10 meet again on Monday. November -,
1885, at II O'Clock A. NJ.