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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09

London, May Cat the wool auction
sales today 1871 bales were offered, OF
which 1,5OO were Withdraw; a goo9 ,, GSt- :
eds ed end especially by German buyers;
Prices are hardening and are now pei
cent over the opening rates, An aias ~
Wietnria woods at extreme figures. The
following are the sales in ae!ail; N tI
south Wales 1881 bales; scour"d, 5dgls &c, Ia :
greasy, 4iaGqd. Queensland, sS sa,I n5 1ieS
Secured. Tldq1s sgd; greasy, 4AdViss, df29.
south Australia, 199 bales; secured, 7gS3sd ;
grensy, 4l5G7Hd. Swan River %s D aIis
eccr-ed, ED; greasy, S3td Iasi , ina
iA! bales greasy syro, SuS '7i lGod. 49,"
II one would mako good timehe must not
20 too fast.-Galves:1n News.
MAN finds no consolation is seeing
plenty in the world--it sone other fellow Ii
eating il. Cleveland Plaindcaler'
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
!. ,..Dntr. ,.irn Thnnsnnd Dollar Dan.

London. May 7.-Oscar Wilde was re-
leased on bail today after furnishing
personal bond for $4,000 and two sure
ties in $G,25O each. One OF his sureties
is Lord Douglass Hawlck, eldest sur
viving son of the Marquis OF queens
berry
The Irish standard., 1895-09-07
stilI III the It'll IIaWthprIla
touching Iy say now dar ken round 4 me-,

Esatii Tie years, las horne
ltauchingly lsay s,s u CIV daI Ken round q, me,
( i hope to see that success 5 II
Let it be remember ed, too. hat ou l
Irish tendency to quarrel among our
selves comes into effect mostly when otll
| friends and not our enemies are In Office
he return OF the Tories to power viii
jdiscipline and siren then our Irish polit-
Iical parties. We shall all have to vote
lin the same lobby. Ut was not exactly SC
while the Liberals were tn office. Mr.
Redmond and his small band Of Nation.
aIist supporters had got it. into their
minds somehow that the best way Of
helping Home Rule forward was to
thWart and oppose the only set Of Eng
Flish statesmen who were pledged to the
cause OF Home Rule. They sought popn-
the men who have no faith
In any constitutional agitatio n-the
hillside men as they are called in Ire
|SIsnd- by proclaiming that they had - no
faith in any Liberal statesmans ship, and
that the more \ bitterly A hostile they
showed themselves to the Liberal gov
eminent the better friends OF Ireland and
the truer patriots they were. All that
sort Of thing did not deceive any con sld-
cradle number of Irishmen; but It dld De-
ceive some few; and with them got LOT
Mr.. Redmond and his friends the cheap
credit Of being stalwart champions OF
Irelands national cause. am pound
to say that Mr.. Redmond did NOT play
il, the House of Commons that futile ana
fatal game as often as he threatened TO
play It. Now and then common sense Or
the control Of intelligent public opinion
made him hold his hand. at the present
time he and his followers will have to fall
into line with us. 1t will be his duty anu
his business to oppose the Tory govern
smeIlt-ithat cOercionlst administrator.
I'VE shall vote together IN every lobby,
and it may be that the division lobby may
come to mean for us the forgetting or OLD
divisions. If we could not get even this
much out Of the return of the Tories to
power, we should have something sub
stantial to recompense us for what we
have lost. /. 49,
suppose we assume that the Tory
statesmen will have their full constitu-
tional tenure of office and see no rea--
son whatever why they shouldn't have it
that means six sessions more of parlia-
tment. It is a long time--it will be for
ireland a dreary time. But Ireland will
not die of disappointment in six years.
She will be ready for new hope and quite
filled with new energy when the. last
session of the present Parliament is over
and done with. In the meantime, as
John Bright once said, accidents are al
ways happening The Tory administra-
ton may make a muddle over some cues
ton of foreign policy or become unpop-
ular because of laundering in home af-
fairs. But accident or no accident, the
country and the wOrl0 will have learned
before the Tory tenure OF Office has run
out that the governing system of this
country cannot go On without paclfled
and reconciled Ireland, and the next ad-
ministration will go back to the policy
of Home Rule.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
The Irish standard., 1895-09-07
GRAIN MARKET
TEfE MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.

The market opened lower today on large
receipts in the Northwest and lower ca
bIes. The first trade in December wheat
was at 55ssc, sold down to 55c, which was
the low point for the day, gradually adj
vanced to 55aic, broke back to 55A@553sc,
and within the last hour Of the session
took a fresh hold and advanced to 56h@
56Ac. closing at that bid The last adj
vance was caused by the traders who had
sold wheat early trying to get it back
and finding very little for sale had to
bid the market up on themselves IN order
to get any. Prices are too low consider
ing the conditions, but the prospective
buyers are frightened by the probable
large receipts in the Northwest. This
may not cut any figure later on.
Early cables were lower on larger esti-
mates of the French crop, but closed
steady.
last week; $4,000 bu wheat and flour
from four ports, and for four days, 1,003.-
900 bu.
Local receipts, 474 cars against 1853 cars
last year The demand is brisk for all
grades, and No. / sells readily at Decem-
Der price The demand for low grade
wheat is improving, and the offerings are
all readily absorbed. .4.
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The Milwaukee

The only Z ilroad operating it's trains on
4 the famous block system between the
sss Twin Cities, Milwaukee and Chicago
The greatest device for the safe hand
U.s. ling 81. trains ever invented. II
The only railroad using the celebrated
81 Electricity. !.
/ The o,1lys railroad using the celebrated
IS So electric berth reading lamp.
The only railroad running four splendidly
& sls eauipped passenger trains every day
4 ssss from ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Ss,. through to Chicago via Milwaukee.
The IS Tail Dad fIicially selected BY the
United States Government to carry,
.sss the fast mail between Chicago and
the Northwest. 81,
Steam heated, vesti buled trains, calry ring
tie latest private compa rtment cars
S 4ibr any bunet fnOking cars, ana pal
5Sssies ace dfamfng1rd room 's1eepeTS. sss
FHrdur en- free reel infn 8 chair cars and
the fyefy best "a lining car eerY !.
IN est to any point in
united Suites q. II ssanad apply III "a
B tiekef afknt or AZ
s
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No r1cE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

y, In whose name assessed, Susan N. Grindle; de-
Minnesota; lot s.; block s.; year tax levied, 1880;
date Of judgmenti March 81, 1892; when sold, May.
g. 1892 amount sold for to purchaser, 81 %; inter-
est penalty and costs, 75c; total amount required
to redeem. s2.2l; total, s2.21. . !.
Office pf County Auditor Hennepin County, Min
He'd that, pursuant to tax judgment in tie
District Court, County Of Hennepin, state OF
Minnesota. ss above stated-tbe land herein above
described assessed In your name, was sold for tax
rs above stated, and that the time allowed by law
for redemption from said sale will have expired
notice has been made and proof thereof and of the
sheriff's fees has been fled in this Office. In addi
redeem from said sale, the cost Of service Of this
notice must be paid together with such interest as
may accrue from and after this date.
apolis IN said County OF this 18th day Of
fer j.. o. DAVIS, i. County Auditor.
NC Deputy. !gaas 81 81 Il Seal
No ESQ. rs. "a; :s IS h {3tl
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No. 2972. =
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
1 In whose name assessed, agnes e: Smith; de- \,

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
il In whose name assessed Agnes E. Smith; de-
ecription Of land Wizards Subdivision of block
II, Mendelssohn Addition to Minneapolis, Hen
Geqat ,sn s ga
May 1892 smount sold for 70 purchaser SIC; In
quired to redeem, soc; total 99c. -.
Office Of County Auditor. Hen epin County: Min
nesota. TO Agnes Il. Smith: You are hereby noti-
fed that, purs nant to tax Judgment IN the
District Court, County Of Hennepin, State OF Min
nesota, as above stated-the lard herein above de-
scrbed, assessed IS your name was sold Tor tax as
above stated, and that the time allowed by law
for redemption from said sale will have ex-
PRED after sixty days have elapsed after service
and Of the sheriff's fees has been filed in this
office. In addition to the amount above stated az
necessary to redeem from. said sale, the cost Of
service Of this notice mus be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolis. in said County OF Hennspin. this 18th day
Of June, 1895. a .. G. r. COOLEY, S
q Per B. O. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy. y,
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
II, whose, narnaa ASSESSED. PAMELA Toula. de.

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
n In whose name assessed, PAMELA Towle; de-
scription OF land, Townsite of Dayton, Hennepin
County, Minnesota: lot block y yssr tsI Levied
September Is 1884; amount sold for to state $2.s4
Assessed by state October g. 1884 for S2e5; inter.
est, penalty and costs, S45 total amount required
to redeem, $685. total, Sc. So. = If
Office Of County Auditor, Hennepfn County,
Minnesota. To PAMELA Towle: You are
hereby notified that, pursuant to tax judg-
nent -entered in the uietrict Court, County
stated the land herein above described, as-
stated. and that The time allowed 81 law for e.
demption from said sale will have expired afte.
has been made snd proof thereof and OF the sher-
IFS fees has been fled in this Office In addition
to the amount above stated, IS necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost Of service Of thia
notice mnst be paid, together with such interest
as may accrue from and after this date. s
Witness my hsnd and official seal, at Minneapor
10, IN said County cf Hennepin, this 18th day Of
June, 1895. q. b. COOLEY, II
6 Per j.. @. DAVIS. County Auditor.
Deputy. 8s 5,.883
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Np llEksU F ExpIkArlON OF EnpEh4P. no \

NJ GhS1hAI1OlS We 1s3lDE III ~
+ III whose name assessed, j. T. james; descrip-
zion Of land, Mendelssohn, Hennepin County,
Minnesota; lot 5; block y; year tax levied; 1890;
., 1892; amount sold for to purchaser, SLAB; in
tsrest penalty and costs, 75c: total amount re-
Office Of County Auditor, Hannepin County,
Minnesota. To- T. James, You are hereby
notified that, pursuant to tax Judgment entered
in the District Court County Of Hennepin, State
Of Minnesota, as above stated-the land herein
for tax as above stated, and that the time allowed
By law for redemption from eaid sale will have
expired after sixty days have elapsed after service
Of this notice has been made and proof thereof
and Of the sheriffs fees has been filed in this of
flee. In addition to the amount above stated as
necessary to redeem from sad SALE the cost OF SER
vice of this notice must be paid, together with
such interest as may accrue from and after this
date. Hl N i. go "a Ita ...ti u. 81
Witness my hand and official seal. at Mime
apolis, In said County of Hennepin, this 18th day
Of June, 1895. G. K.COOLEY,
Per 70, DAVIS, County Auditor.
No. 1852 s. [seall s
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed, lhert Mason; deseriR-
ton Of land, Wizards Subdivision Of block II.
Nendelssohn Addition e Miinnespolis. Hepns-
pin County, Minnesota; lot %; year +tax levied,
May 1921 amount sold foF t. p1rchaser; Sc;
interest pe1alty a1d ooss a asc totai amount re-
Qfboe Of CSuAy Auditor, HenRRepin Comfy sIsF
notified that, pursuant to tax gmententsredi ia
The District Court, County of Hennepin, STATE Of
described, assessed in your name was cold for tax
as above stated. and that the time allowed BY lay
after sixty days have elapsed after service OF this
notice has been made and proof thereof and 9f The
to the amount above stated. as necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost OF service OF this
notice must be paid. together with such interest
as may accrue from and after this date.
Witness my hand and official sea-, at Minneapo::
lis, in said County of Hennepin. this 18th day of
June. 1895. 5 U. Il. COOLEY,
Per j. o. DAVIS, County Auditor
Deputy. s@ "a
No. 2972 [sea1l
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PROBATE NOTICE I

EGTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hennepin.
Il tie mater 81 the estate 81 Nellie Rogers,
deceased. 49,. :,
Rogers deceased, late OF the County OF Hennepin
Md State of Minnesota, being granted 3 to
Itfs ordered, That SIX months be aud the same
u hereby allowed from and after the date Of this
erder,in which al persons having claims or de-
inands against the said deceased are required
to die thee same In the Probate Court Of said
County, for examination and allowance. or be
forever barred S. ~ Is
March B 1871. q sc3nck O al general
Et9fu 81 said Probate Court 10 be. held ct the
Court House u the CITY OF Minneapolis, IA said
ftotntt. hx and the same s11elat II appotnted as
de Niiesanl sp1aee Whan % uherg the said
pnrt md asijust said
f 81 notioe 81 si1cb
|RhtSiligf IA xfYAn NJ Serea ituf1 and pen1ons
~ d1a aaid IN pub 1ahine
M
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FLOUR ANDgCoARsE GRAINS.
4 ~ FTOTJR

1E,,ra+ natents SO. 20@3 SO
Second patents ...-........... 5.UogS 20 20
sEirst clear 2.70@D2. Is
second clear 2. 1902. IS
First export bakers ......-... $500 so
Second export bakers ........ !. 2: o5@2 10
Pal Hoo u. d. g. J. NJ IS. so
- - . - BRAN AND SHORTS.
The market holds steady in the same
position as ruled yesterday. At 1913 for
bran in bulk Buying by Eastern parties
is quite free both for spot stuff and BRAN
fors15 days shipment Some is also SELL
ing FOR October shipment at prices based
on these quotations. Shorts and mid
dlings are also easy, but moving fairly
well at quotations. tss.l ~ :sss,t
Bran in bulk .............S ..: s.do
Bran In 200 Id sacks ........ 9.l2@!u. ~
Bran in 100 lb sacks $780,. 10. 25@lo. 81
shorts 1850
M IyIiddi '.' ........:..... 1875
= lu FEED FEEL, AND MEAL. 81
81 Trade continues small. and millers sex-
pect little improvement before the last
s.of this month. Prices are easy. 1eea
and meal each being quoted at $l3: 30, but
while little is selling it may be doubted
that more would be wanted at even q
further reduction. Today millers quote.
Ground feed. :. :. $l3,5 O
Corn meal 5.5o
BoIted meal in wood pei, bbi s.OO
The offerings were little smaller, and
the feeling was fairly; steady. NO.
quoted at s17@1711sc; No. 8 white, 1sc, and
No. p white, 1896. No ade oats quoted
at 15017e, according to quality NO. y
oats, seedy, dirty or off color sell at 9
lower price than the regular quota alton. y 4
y e * CORN. N. 54$: u. s.,sss
There was practically nothing doing IN
corn. Feed n1illers were In the market
for No. 8 corn on spot at &c., For No. 3
to arrive SIC was bid, but there were no
sellers at any A pIte e1 ~ n
SsL little doing. Such barley as IS COM
ing forward is worth 27@33c, according to
quality. This does not include hurley Of
good, clear color. Feed barley extremely
weak. i Il ~ i55s s3y5
Receipts continue fairly large, and all
grading No. L. The bulk of arrivals IS
applied on sales, SO that comparatively
little spot flax lis Offered. II The quotation
for nax,; both spot and to arrive, is &c
s1ndAr chicago price Where seed can be
shipped TO mills VIII hout transfer charges
|better values can ne 1ized. b 81
ss 81 YE
/ q The market conf niies very sick. No.
. quoted at $50 35alhc. Best bid for unlim-
|itea quantities OF No. ID III arrive was S5c.s
fSAsliinit ca quantity OF spot would sell at.
[ss1ss' y o; o'fsFf aA Z, '+s B.
The market continues easy Buyers
were looking for fancy hay at s., but sit:
must be- fancy It'd order to bring that
Sprtces Most hay coming is#Nery weedy.f
{Ans The best of 81 30 essat COM
|parattn large amount Of fair hay NOV,
saI s
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In whose name assessed, Albert Mason ;de--
scription OF land, Willard's Subdivision OF
Bl0ck17, Mende1ssohn Addition to Mime
apolis. Hsnnepin County; lot q; year a tax tax
when sold, May, 2, 1892; amount sold for to
purchaser, SIC; interest, penalty and costs,
z5c;i total amount required to redeem, CSC;
total, Csc. syF 81 ss al 81. & n
Minnesota. To Albert Mason: You are here
by notified that, pursuant to tax iud gment---
entered In the district court, County OF Hem
nepin, State Of minnesota. as above stated
your name, was sold for tax as above stated,
and that the time allowed by law for redemp-
ton from said SALE will have expired after
sixty days have elapsed after service Of this
notice has been made and proof thereof and
of the, sheriH's fees has been filed in this Of
fee. In addition to the amount above stated,
as necessary to redeem from said sale, the
cost Of service of this notice must be paid, to-
igether with such interest as may accrue from
and after this date.
Witness my hand and official seal, at Min
neapolis, in said County of Hennepin, this
! h Il -, C. r. COOLEY.
Per j. O. DAVIS, County Auditor.
L No. a9s7. ss "A tseall
The Irish standard., 1895-09-07
No. 1887.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

iNOllCE EAf1hA1IOS SE As1AOAlAAA - OESs
In whose name assessed, Agnes e: Smith; de-
scription Of land. Willard's Subdivision Of block
IL, Mendslssohn. Addition to Minneapolis, Hen,
nepiu County Minnesota; lot 16; year tax levied,
$780, date & iudsment March q, 1892; xhen eold:
intsrest penalty and costs, 45c: total amount re-
quired to redeem, sl.oc; total, s1;oo. go
Office Of County Auditor. Hennepin County,
Minnesota. TO Agnes r. Smith: Yon are here
~ notified that passuant te tai 5udag%sntsin
State Of Minnesota, as above stated-the. land
herein above described, assessed In your name,
was sold for tax as above stated and that the time
allowed by law for redemption from said sale, will
have expired after sixty days have ELAPSED ate!
service Of this notice has been made and proof
thereof and Of the yherifs fees has been filed in
stated. e. necessary to redeem from said SALE the
cost 81 service Of this notice must be paid, to;
aether with ouch interest AZ may accrue from and
Witness vi my hand and official SEAL at Minneapo:
Jnne 1895. 4-S-l. l.S s3I59,s Oh. COOLEY,
Pa j. q. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy. 49,, i
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NorICE or FxPIRArION or REDEMPI1ON

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.
In whose name assessed. q p MOORE; d desgeTip Grip
nepin County, Minnesota; lot Il; year tag levied,
date March a. S When SoS
interest, penalty and costs, $1205; total amount
required to redeem. ca. 9si total s25ss
Office of County Auditor, Hennepin County.
Minnesota. To e. B. Moore: You are hereby
notified that, pursuant to tax Judgment. entered
in the District Court, County Of Hennepin, State
Of Minnesota, as above stated-the land herein
above described, assessed in Your name, was sold
By law for redemption from, said sale will have
expired after sixty days have elapsed after service
of 1this notice has been made and proof thereof
and Of the sheriff fees has been filed in this Of
fee. In addition to the amount above DO stated as
vice of this notice must be paid. together with
such interest as may accrue from and alter tins
date.
apolis, in said County Of HennePan, this 18th day
| Of june 1885. .a u. e. COOLH1:
Per ]. O. DAVIS, County AUDITOR.
| # Deputy F Is. - =
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ssij It " ur xfaRA OE
to SE nMf2c1,ias
,y yssr tIx is,as,da Nv nv
1921 amount sotd for 70 54c: interest,"
spenal and costs, Sc; total Amount required ~
re onesa 81 c Sss -.
gMin1 seota. III To- Georgs Majors: 4ou ssre
hereby notified that pursuant 70 TAI 1nd1-
mart .enterei q III tie District Court County
OF Hennepin, State of Niinneeota. g above
Sstatsd the land herein aboys describe g
sessed In your name. was sold Tor tax g epoYe
efated. and that the time allowed by law Tor re-
dsmpfion from said sale win have exRtfsd stter
have eiapeed after service Of thus nnnee
has beer siafie and proof thereof and OF the cher
4 iF sfees has been fled il this oHce; IN adhaon
Is tie amount above stated, rs necessary 70 reS
deem from said sails, the cost ct service 81 th1s
notice must be paid, together with euch inoeress
E "a may aocfue from and after this date. s5sS 3
Witness ny hand and p8icisi seal Ct l MiEpnsapo
jnna 1R9 ;.s E. .st 80 q. E. COOLEY. n
PEI j. q. DAVIS, /. s. s5 County Auditor
( No. 2oeo. S's, s . 'sss lsealI III
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notice OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

/ IN whose name assessed, Albert Mason; de,
scription OF land, Wizards Subdivision Of
Block II Mendelssohn addition TO Minne-
apois, Hennepin County, Minnesota lot %;
year tax levied, 1890; date OF Judgment, March
81, 1892; when sold. May 2. 1892; amount sold
for to purchaser. s3c; interest, penalty and
costs, 45e; total amount required TO redeem,
Office OF County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota. To Albert Mason: You are here
by notified that. pursuant to tax Judgment
entered in the district court. County of Hem
nepin, State Of Minnesota as above stated
tho bland herein above described. assessed In
your Hane was sold for tax as above stated.
demption from said sale, Will have expired
after ii xty days have elapsed after service Of
this notice has been mad Leland proof thereof
and Of the sherif's fees has been fled in, this
Office. In addition to the amount above
stated, as NECESSARY to redeem from said sale
the cost OF service OF this notice must be
paid, together with such interestas may ac.
crue from and after this date. VI ~
Witness my hand and official seal, at Mime
apolfs, In said County OF Hennepin this 18th
day of juno, 1885, = - . - .g &3t ~ ID
+ Per J. @. DAVIS. County Auditor.
"A .: 2D74. M, .s5 n sa [seall
The Irish standard., 1895-09-07

Extras, fauItless goods !. ISL |.
Firsts. lacking som 81 y5r ea,os
Seconds fairly good swss lSs# QDl6ss
Thirds. sour or strong tops q Il.
Il des. or haall Inottled ~ gil
Units tons, sec0nds X ell
El traa perfect goods !. 4. J.
Firsfs .. y. h.
Seconds ~ gEtS e
Thirds. - 7. II. q 1Ds
Ladies' 3st s g.
Firstsg q. \, !. SEQ
Seconds -. -. y gg *.
Packing stock aU "a
Grease butter I; b. 4. I. 5F
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py AID
lay oe %
Ina
Oft
official seal Minneapolis in said County e. d66n nfERf this 18th
- PERI 6 seSasE A4na'to'
Noega rsean
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-04
CLERGYMEN CALLED In.
Asked to Explain Why They Have No,
Made Returns OF Marriages.


Twenty-Five letters were sent out
yesterday from the board of health
Office to as many clergymen notifying
them to appear at next Fridays meet
ing and show cause, If any exists, why
they should not be prosecuted for vio-
lation Of the law requiring them to
make returns of marriages performed
by them.
BY legislative enactment and city
ordinance all clergymen, aldermen and
justices of the peace are required to
make monthly returns of marriages to
the board of health. This law has new
er been strictly enforced In this city,
although the board has been desirous
all along that II should be. At the
last meeting of the board 1t was de-
cided to enforce the law. even II harsh
measures had to be resorted to. Sec
retary Briggs was instructed to as
certain by an examination Of the mar
riage license docket In the clerk of the
courts office the names of any and all
clergymen or magistrates who per-
formed marriage ceremonies within the
city limits, and to summon before the
board those who failed to make the
required report.
This was done and when comparisons
were made with the returns that were
filed it was found Nhat twenty five
clergymen and one justice Of the peace
had failed to comply with the law. To
these letters have been addressed sum-
moning them to appear before the
board next Friday and show why they
should not be prosecuted.