The Buffalo Express, 1869-07-02

              buffalo express vol xxiv friday july 2 1869 no 80016 gettysburg interesting proceedings at the dedication of the monu ment eloquent ddr«-s»rs by ceaeral meade and senator morton t 0 ftc tc f(jcttysbt:b>i l'a july i.—the town v thronged many persons obliged to mt*y in the streets all night many atran<(ers are to-day visiting the baule-neld the new monument v greatly admired the pro recession marched to the cemetery about 10 o'clock under military escort gen meade gsw murton uev mr beecher uid others who are to participate in the celebration are present at tho conclusion of beecher's ■-, i n prayer the hymn til holy ground written by b b krench of washington for the matsflha of the cemeti ry in 1563 n*aa sung by the choir okn mtal'fc - \ ■■•■'■ uen meade then briefly addr sed the ic..hence mostly in retrospective remark relating to his presence on this eld si years ago and al»o at the laying oi lie cor ncr-stone four years since in the c irse ol which he said i " there i one tub t my fneuds which i will mention now . h on this spot where my attention ha been railed to it and in which 1 trust at seble roire will have aome influence v eo i contemplate thia held i me here and i.ere marked with hastily dug trenches the graves in which the asm with whoi we f..light are gathered they are the wrk at uiy brothers in arum the day after the battle above them a bit of plank indicates aimply that the remain f the fallen foe were hurnedly laid there be the somiers who met them in battle wliy hould we not collect them in some auitai c place ? i do not a»k tl.at a monnment it etc.l over them i i not a*k that » should in any way indorse their cause their conduct or enterta.n other thai fit ings of condemnation for th lr course in tbey are dead they fcawf k ■•"'• before tin maker to be judged i •"' cmliyud com triea it is usa^e to bssrj as dead with 1 ceucy and ns|>ect and am to alien ene mica ruspectful burial m accorded in death | vpplauae ] i earn t bays that this au x action may have a isftaoam throughou tma broad lan.l i t>.;s la only on among a hundred crowded batata nslllt some persons may 1 v mated l.y tl ginernment if imusssry to esssmt the neglected bones ml bury them wttkou commemorating ni"i.urn ate but simply ii dicate that below steep the misguuled saw who fell in battle for . au«e over wbic we triumphed sbj i'>ni hjdi i at the conchi-wii ...: ien meade's r marka a passage •»• cleared ill fro.it of the platform leading •■>' thej.a»e of the monu nient and aa»i«te.l iv besswkar of aa rawlns the reil that sbwmsvl the frm of the monument ai dinpaarl an.l the tir»t full view of am its i.eanties w»i greeted with ciithiiaiahtn applau.e from the thou amls that were lr».kin on in.r k led th theinumcof hands and the ini'ig of a aa lute sksatoi moktos a aiu'llbs ivehident wills than milroduced senato m tl who adilri'sst-il the aud'encj h aaid wheii tin imilinsa we arc at;c>u tj didicatj h.-ll have irnmbl'd into dust when ilie uv.t natigl i this eeuimeiy tiiia have basal jblit t..t i b the bsatd of time when micre ahau i-e rctmng ltft of all « see v&m but tltu i '!-. valleya htniams an dwtaut moi.-.'it.'l'ii tha ureat lratf!e which here t<mk plai with us fir n-ajhing con mini nil will rtil li ~ f nation hay their hm yo,.t:i maturity old a^t and leath au.l our li.oußh we call il eternal and our iusliti lioua immortal wr be no exception 80l though nation mint pass away ami all pliya.'^al cvi d.n.is of their tuatsssm !«.• lost ye m:iv they live tiirou^h all tins in the brightneaa of tlieir zaanlv ill thf gl.irv of thei*1 deeds and in the bsjaaaamawa of their institutloum these are the iuher tan.es they may lawn to the tar com"i centuries when the pyramid of kgyp alull have aui.k to the laral ej the nile when the last remnant of ovaassal arebitei ture the last kfjanbad block of uinrhlc tthx h»ve perißhed men will till rea-i of mo~e and the paa of i ueiniopylai monument aju'r atl are but for tli preseut and may only ilivuct a few k e.i < rations but a glorious deed in a joy for he then recoilnte.d elo.|ueutly the hattl of iettyaluirg sayilii that it re»ulted lv de stroying the prestige of the rebel arm never to be recovered by our mctori.a a ettyabur awl vjufcasaalg the relwllio lut inprestinsln kurope and all hopea o treiitd iuti-iv vl >■■■ he oontinu.il at the font of tin inonumenn i the kanm the battle here lies tha father the huaband tli brother a'ld the nly u in far .. homes amon the hilitt ol new knglasw on the shores of thelak and inthevaliej and plain of th west the widow or nhan and the aged parent are weeping for tbete beloved many of the t:.»l sr marked unknown bat they will all h ree ogmzed on the aaantsaf of the resurree t,on the ntm ■ dead left i jhiud them k'ndred irieula an:l u ■»>■■! heart awm die bo humble but leave sonh cue to mourn fer.ahcd ajk osjatyabsv tu defeuse o their country 7 men ol whose uanic homes or lineajje there is ni trace lelt ou earth.1 doubtless the recording angel nan pre mr cdthere ' i i the books are opene on ti laat day th«r names will b found iv let light on the immoltsl f ol heroes who died in defence of tb.ir country in the helda kaswa u arc the ■•*•• > f tho rel>el lle , • | now sunk to the level of the plain unmark ed aohonor d anil uukii<m-ii they were our eountr men of our bloo.l language a-id | hutory they displayed a courage worthy i of their country and of a better cause and we may drop tvars t the'r memory the ] news of tuia fatal rielil carried agony to i thousands of southern homes and the trad of despair was heard in the evergladea anil orange groves o tbe south would l3<jod that then men li.id died for their country and not in fratrici.lrl sti.l'e for ita destruc tion ' oh who can qauadbsj the wicked ness of rel>ellion or paint tfcc horors of civil j war j he said the rebellion waa cauaed by the ; false l.elief tnat chivalry and glory were i the inheritance only ot alaveholdera but : now the rebellion the ort-aniing of slavery : had murdered ita unnatural parent and the perfect reign of liberty is at hand the principles of hlierty will be tome through all the ages and the proa^ct tor liberty throughout the world was never so bright aa to-day .... he then reviewed the advance of libel ty aim's it7c iv the eld world of cuba he aaid " cuba yueen of the antilles ; rich est gem in the r*|iauiah crown ; moat fertile ; of islands rich beyond description in the fiuita and productions of tropical climes and from which the spanish treasury has | so long been supplied is making a , bold vigorous and as we trust a successful effort to throw off the spanish yoke and establish her independence the native cubans inspired by the spirit of liberty have proclaimed freedom to slaves freedom of religious opinion and that gov ernments exist only by consent of the gov erned cuba belongs to the americau aya t«m a'nl the nucstion of her fate ia essen tially american we cannot be indifferent to the atrugxle and trust and believe that our government atauda ready to acknow ledge her independence at the earliest mo nest that will be justified by the laws and uaageß of the nations though we cannot rightfully intervene l>etwe«n spain and her colony which she has ao long oppressed and impoverished our aympathi.s are with the cubans and we cannot regret any aid they may re ceive wh'ch does not involve a breach of the international duty of our government while tho grand revolution in spa;n ia pro gressing so peacefully and aaooeasfnlly while the spanish people are asserting their liberties and fortifying them by constitu tional bulwarks it ia to be deeply regretted that they are denying to tub what they claim for themselves after referring to the progressive stride liberty is making ever in england he re touted the numerous difficulties eocoyn terod in putting down the rebellion bu contended that the justice of our cauau en mv'a the final victory to be won be oonclnltd aa follows we have met here to-day to dedicate thia monument to the bbmabory of patriotic aad gallant men l»mlti«th field and to teatify o lore for the great own in which they per had thaw a«bie»emtots will be recorded poe the pafsa of history ma more en lariat tbm mob bttt we ilesi w preswrt this visible vid of oar remembrance and gratitude we an surrocrled to-day by many of the surviving h roee of the battle by many of the relative and friends of those beloved dead and by many thou sands of our people who n juice in the preservation of the peace and prosperity of our country that we us ■ c » unites 1 country that we have a na'ional govern ment that we have peace in».lour border that there is liberty aid protection for all that we have briglt and glorious prospects of individual ha pine and na ttonal growth all this c owe to the brave men who fell npoc this and other lit ms the glorious si jumstsnce aud bright auspices over and around us to-day were purchased by their ood are in the ful enjoyment of th juice fcr which it was shed let us mcr ■■- the gratitude of oor hearts by consider •« f<w * moment what woojd be our eomi ■">«* f the rebellion had triumphed we wild have no wlemn but sweet occasions i - this we would have no common c try no common name no national l!a '° glorious prospects for tbe future 11 the bond of i nion been broken tbe irious parts would have crumbled to pi »■ we itbould have a slavenolding conf tracy in the south a republic on the i itic another in tho northwest and an jer in the east with the example of or dismember ment of the ball • would have bpeedly followed and our u:itry once the hope of the world and tr.e pride of our hearts broken into host ■ fragment would ha been blotted from the map and become a b word aiikii ths nations l<-t us thank almighty hod : i day that we have escaped this norrible ■'<*• we feel as oce who awakes from n terrible dream a id rejoice that lie is aln w feel aa did tbe child ren of lsr.it when standing upon the shores of tfe l»*sd sea they looked bac upon the de ruction from which they had been deliver l mr li in standing i;>thisplace a few months aft i tlie battle aiid wh '•■ yet the conflict w;i ray'ng dedicated bimseif to hm country ami tn the cause < f liberty and uui'tn lii demuu of rel>el!ion afterward exacted h us but the inspiration of the words h spake is resting upon us to-day the gr -" prophesy he uttered when he said tim nation hha'l under iod have a new tinli of freedom m.i that the govern ment of the people by the people and for the people shall not pmub from tiie earth is h.-;u l fuliii'ed he sealed his devotion in hii lilood and ssjsjn 1 be his memory tiie eloquent kverett who spoke ■ i'ti mi the same ■ .._■< j.-i i sod who hm hi passed from tiie e?rth said oil hkss the tnion it is dearer to us roni the mood of bnive men wh:ch ha <■!■ i shed in its defuuee as 1 t ■! by them and listened to their spired words my faith wan renewed in ■ s triumph of hbrty out imagination fail i.u . !:. ii h fcnwar<l to this ausp'cioua if the march of events has been faster in our thougbts,an<l tlu fruits of victory ; aln-aly exceeded our raoßt sanguine c t i ihiii while m pay this trilmt c t • and gratitude to he dt-ad let us n u j<-t the surviving heroes of the hatt i i.-y too olf«rcd their lives but the sac os vim not required the adniiratio t and gratitude of the nation will attc , t ■ as they pa-.it down the declivity o ti>ti to honored graven in theeveni-jg their lives they m.w tell the story oeltjliunffjl t wondering youth who wi lisu-ii sa we did when our grandfathers o]t of ifeasjsff hill saratoga and vorkto many el them are here to-day to review t hcene ft ir struggle and triumuh ho power the contrast l«tween now a theu ti dark cloud which uverttpreadth inriin p i'ie nation is gone,and all isbrigu ness 1 ■..■■ sulphunmsclotjdof battle too i;ore and era is nothing io oliuctire o uvudo •.: liehl the dead have retur dtu thj!-1 ihe fields once cumber d wit bodies ami - jppssjf with hlooj a«-e c'othe with verdi anil haivt-st aud to-day ii peace h tv and repos 2!id we see nut ti m i • mo a i a triumph 01 er i mu^uided iv : trymeu jt is the cause w elebratc v tiiumuli ;* theirs and tht cbildren's ftat<i the latcrt generation t tf-at dmturl ; j linieiit ha»been remove v'tcious pohtii 1 tiei-esiea have been ext t d thtt by wa^er of battle h ijreu vcjded iv avor of liberty and uniou a d all i 1 tubmi t the people of tbe north u-i sjuth have met i h ot^er f?ce la face ca m^iy a field hsvetii d each of r's courage have round thai they a»-e mv . alike n most ftmg t\vc incrb*,^*'l iswir mutual resp«ct anil m n^w j.rcpij-io to live together mon ionilly tl:an mcms ti.o smmw sts ■ an rapidly recovorir from t prmtrat ■' i i the war tad with their miverasoe fr.jni tho laciiljiis of aver wish llswlsih ■ an.i lire nchiw)ls uivh c grit oil rom tbe noith end from kuroi l it-fu atu'u a pritf rity and power oi d-h ttt-v sijan"«l ■ liunund of n fi)-tner da the ' a>lvanrin i pro-penty i-n aoli.l jpat b d trndurjin we i c be in it rntl shall nai.icipa.e in it i 1 he bon»ln of t'niim »*■•■ i ide jinhssohoi't by ihe community of pol : l p:in;ip'es li the ronip't t identity of domestic sivil rinn merrial interests mm by uniform wtt vi i labor and olucitimi ami of habita ol ' thtnijit and actiun lloiiuefoj-th diauiion i impoeniblu the choir tben sung " how sleep th tnive who srjk t<i rest with the ? i - . f two atan/.as compoaid for tbe occasion l»j w w t'artit of ksltimore l'lirii fid'owokl a poem written lor the ov i-asion by liryara taylor hut ew.lently n.)t ended for general circulation us the au thor refused to dupply the asmcbmml j'r ss w iih a correct copy the choir then san the bynii " itest m ru x.-st and llev dr svhuiuufker tht-ti pi.uioiini-ed mmbssv i"c i lc chot then sang the b^'uin amrr . i with wliich the ceremonies cci.ludcd the numl t of peraoni prp"e':t a the bsmotsrj ilurinj the c-'enmii'i s rt vr.-ious \\- l mal 1 at ; om mx tn ttn ihou-»aad '! iie town m^'ow.v bew c'wrasi of it«i ria tstn i>j t<ie h.a ■ i'g o re^ulr a nl special washington andy again on the rampage - vis old fight m congress revived—low abuse of the new admin istration washington july i to-day the mails on two thousand rout directly undercharge of the contract ku teau m the postoth'oe l>epai ment were staited on rcw terms of service the i'ostm&ster general fcai introduced an en tire new system of servei lance wb'chthis morn'ng the first diy of the tiscal year went h-i;u.h'-i sale f mm the secretft of the trecsmy has direc ted th assistant treasurer at new york to receive proposals 111 is o'clock noon saturday next fur toe sale to the govern ment of not exceeding three millions of i'r-toil states bonds the same to be held by the treasury department subject to the uture action of congress comment em esi the tifty-second anunal commencement nf ieorge-o»a col'ej-e to-day was numer ously attended president lirant atten ds by pnvate secretary douglas came in dnum the exerci*3s amid the wildest en thuaianm and was welcomed by the presi dent of the college aud given a seat on tike platform the baud striking up hail to ftlffcilf " tirant euhse<jnently delivered tl»e diplomas to the graiuatiug class the president of the college in brief address stated that evt-iy president from washing ton tv < irant had honored the college with th^ir presence it aa expected that ex-president john sdh who has a son iv the coilege wjuld be present and a seat was reserved for him next to irant owing to ume deu-utiun mr johnson only reached the grounds as the exercises were just closing his chair had in the meantime been occupied by the beaut'tul wife of a member of one the for eigo legations and the ex-president was evidently wt-il pleasetl with this change in the arrangements andy nki.ksm.m a large crowd assembled before the metropolitan hotel tonight on the occa sion of the aeronade to fx-president john son the band having played mr john son appeared on the balcony and was re ceived with applause john e norri of washington introduced him mr john»oii said it was not his purpose to make a speech but merely to tender his thanks for this cordial welcome on his re turn to washington he would say let us have faith he believed the gleam of the morning of redemption could bow be s«n he thought the time was coming when the constitution of our fathers would be re stored it was not neoe jsary to call atten tion to the struggles and contests trans piring within the last four years to point their attention to the judicial department i or the government to show that under the dominatioa of m usurping congrsj us even the judioiary of the country wan made to vail and shr-'ik before it [ applause ] it waa not neceseaiy to tarn at tention to the ' other end of the avenue cries of hear hear nor wu it neoesaary to do more than point to the tyrannical body called congress which at tempted to absorb every aingle power of the president he had called them tyrants standing with the mailed heel of powe on ail the necks of the freemen ef the i'nited state endeavoring to blot out the urea which separated the atatea to wipe out the other two oi rd*nate branches of the iovernment and in this con gress stood omnipotent take a paper published in the city of new york and which no doubt is the emanation and reflection of a ce&tain combination of indi viduals some of them perhapa residing in waslinfiton and when we turn to the title page what do we see 1 on one side the kui]»ire is peace and on the other side the quotation let us have peace [ laughter ] the meaning of this is let us have the empire with orant at ita head and we shall have peace laughter and applause the ex - president spoke at ler gth on financial and other questions nd closed amid cheers new york capture of the balance of the cuban fillibusters marshal barlow censured by ihe republican general * ouiiiiillir ac 4c ac new vofik july i the reveuut cutter mahouin yesterday afternoon captured the bat lillibns^jr tug oat the (. ha.se with seventy-live men on board and also the schooners faany ana winona freight?d with rilles iield pieces ibrr and am munition the schooners wein seized near milford ct all the ves sels are now at the brooklyn navy yard tkf old army jent;rals sheridan and men le secretary liawlins atid governor hoffman have at wptotl invitati'icis to the reunion banquet of the army ot the potomaj the president | iind abinet and c h-ef justice chase have ijetu specially invited and a/c expected to to be present i ml ml ieneral sickles ua'.led to-day in the i oion the i.'oi'ih tat-lf has been purchased by mr lloosevolt of the c'd'r 1 and ill be merged there'n « ensuhed the i'ninn ilepublican jeneral commit tee to-utght p-ssed resolutions censuiin masshal barlow and demanding his dis missal on the ground that he had not ap pointed kepublicaas to office in his gift dominion day how our i mi v jim it "\ i ighlroi ■. h - hpanal wmmm to the bnml iiilvxi fukk july 1 dominion day here was observed as a eaeral holiday an excuiaion train on tuo irand ttunk ilcilway f urn uodeilch jd interm diate t.mi's along the ine t>r«iugi.t . g-'-.nt number of strangers in the forenoo i the amwjf ipd fire brigades uaralt'il through the pr'ncipst t».i.3 mes tud races were the order of the ifttrn<'t>n a game of lacrosse between the paris and brantford clubs resulted in i victor fur the latter the chorxl ociety f thi place hou s ern^ert n the a"toruoon wiiuh was an immense th'ij a many ta'ented t-migutv being present a h iieultinal show iv the evening a_.r:ir>,l ijruat dumber of people it being s.>meth'*i rit-w he>-e the day parsed off jiiiitly aa i i.nthiuy occurred to mar the festivities ', al dinnvii.i.rt i dnitou july ist i8t i we have not fell far short ot having old a-shitmud celebration here to-day t isurl nuni'^r of ames and athletic spor <■ jupied the grtatjr t irtion vf the day h ifternoon the trotting races and bycic i nmm on the driving park attracted quit large crowd of people several bauds w n atttdt'rate to keep up itio bd its of t multitude kverytbing a psed otf pie at iopeß'i i codeßini july i 18tw itominion day was celebrated htre with in ncu j m^.amme of games bport ac a _--■ it nutuw vi people from the lake ■ 3 -■ north of here arrived oa ttae bea^ii'u little ibttner silver spr^y and i ok part in he perfortuance the brass band of the rn'*-y*,hird battalion discoursed sweet mu -.; 4«r*n the day a bazc-r in aid of the < atholic hurch dia a thriving business and i i''/.,d a good sum by the sale of their lit nijl an excursion traia we1 ran by ili l>rauk trunk railway to brantford vary few of the town fo'ks wfedt on it pre ier ag rather to remain at home to cae hmta uie day at bbs rik ww l dispatch tij the f.xi'rr.ss i bkktie july 1 our little v'''agc which was almost en timly unknown tbr^e years ago previous to t . v'eqian invavon now boasta of a goc 1 i pulatiod liivb 3 b lily increasing fm h»d a gcod celtbration le^o to-jay which showed the pat'-iot-sui of the people nnd wocld have doae credit to a larger the morning was ushered in with a saluto fr.nn canon nd other tire arms the fes tivitiea and gameaol tbe day were enlivened by the etoefrent mnsu discoursed by a ierman brass band from buflalo.wbich wat engaged for the occasion a number of h<tr «■ r««s and games occupied the after noon and in the evening a torch light procession and fireworks concluded the day's pei formarces we ar sorry to we some of our merchants kept their places of business open dm mg the day it showed cleanly they won noa-confederatuts if not aooexatsoaiata miscellaneous l>lrgr»phlr item of general lalerrit <*•"• dtavr.nl points two thouaaad head of texas c*ttle ar rival at kusworth kansas yesterday drover repoi that li'ty thousand head are now north of the arkansas hiver en rout ta that point lor sa'e and shipment it is estimated that seven thousand head wilt reach there dnring the season tlie conzreasionsl committee of investi gation into the conduct of the november election in new orleans and the state consisting of mean stevenson of ohio , bnnlette ol minmii and kerr of in diana after two moatlni continoons session and the ejaminiug of live hundred wit neseea adjonmed jrnstenlay the testi mony covers lunii tea thousand manuscript panes njuitaleat to two thousand printed paves the hotelsand bar-nomi of boston gen erally closed their ban yasterday in obe dience to official notification that the pro hibitory law woald be enforced con siderable excitement was created amongst the thirsty c.-owda the fifteenth amnnrtasrnt pasaed the new hampahira saaate yeaterdav telegraphic summary from tssradat's ifruooi rpir - - | new york kiw yokk jolt i.—the urk kobert murrmy jr which liil aod led from thu port y««un»»y for ptart ■■ prnce bu on boud tarn rtmmm mrr«l o5 gusow der for the om of th haftau gnanuntnt this ii the third ihif it within thirty dayi mm xh ih cwnwii jo*wd»v rr moved all the employes in timjr depi.rtment with tire exception mud appointed othen to till their places tub prize rlxti in a prize tight yesterday morning be tween daniel nolan and jaqiaa mfrg'inis in a room on the outskirts of the city no lan's friends began to awe nd the result was a free tight in which several of the spectators were stabbed lav delegation the returns of the vote on lay delegation in the methodist episcopal hun as re ceived by the slftjuxiut foot up as follows number of totes received 53*,409 for lay lelegation 40,385 against it 13,4*24 ma jority for 27,361 en air of onsufe last night a large number qf the t aptured cuban tiillbnsters confined in i.roukl vn navy yard escaped statistics jf iommifr'k esscls arrived at this puit la month 5 departed 4 ketchnm instead of b*.'iqg taken to the toombs according to the ordeir of tke court was returned to his quarters at s ig b*)g yesterday washington washington july i.—tb miuh talked of removrl of employes in the wtm l>e artment and the various l>uivat:i thereof took place to-day about uo weie guiuo t:*>ed among the number wer charles mclaughlin of brooklyn > . v who for some yean filled the imsitun of supenn tjndc.it of records in the adjdtait ien ' rala othce th's latter ri'm.iv»l»m made by the president ap the rv<(u tof the raod army of the republic about a dozen removals of clerki a ■<[ mep*engers of the state department were made to-day rende~ed necessary by the rejuc.ion of the : i lar yt-a-ly appropriatiftj for the ex pensrß of the department av>out thirty removals i'l txj ma«le to-fiiorron of em ployes in the peasiun oitice the dead intellhi m ex the i jourued meeting jast n pht to take measures for reviving tjie intt.!i>ji>ncrr and placing it uji n a tirm hijiit with ad rijuate cajfita tailed to ocj^mplish its ob jtict the plan iscassed at thi la^t m-?et ug of raising i'n>,c hi with i'ol h.-r.-et s manager has not siiccee'led although a portion of the money has be*n bcbt>cnt>ed at the meeting last ii'^ht after t>ome dis cussion it was determined to postpone any definite action umil aiter vn ■ h of the commencement exert ikon of the iioorge town college in order to ahvrd an oppor tmi'ty for consultation with ' k\-p;-csi»lent johnson who ia now in washj'ngton nd e.c pfcted to be present at the commencement ti>-morrow that twm.it ; iy as if to veri'y the r.;i>ort i-nat t<»noy,the rhemiat in tht a"-my m client museum at wmkntfam was jkmlmbml betauw he inarrieil annie surratt it in now itvl that he was detailed a few days mm the mairage to go to the northwo^t with a fjomm'ision to take observat oils of the solar ecltpse in august city and yicinity erie county savons sank reunion of the officer d trailer *■"-<!.. ac jsto a very pleasant reuvion uok place luh ■ ttwtjig in the rooms of this l.ne coun savings hank as wa iij.e previous mentioned tli ti ustees have cuuaed bas la marble of mr william a knl»t resident aud i'yius p lee s«cretary an treasurer of the institution t.o be nun it was decided to inaugurate tbe.se bußtti a soc'al reunion of the otrve/s and tr tees i the pirk last evening at an eartv pfiu jle co hit assembled ra the tsky^it j-arlo/of t liunk the officers r-id mm;t of the tru tees were present tngi-tlier ir tb a few c nenda of the institution ni akers t urti-t aud a goodly number ■.»: lades t busls lotd in their re<pec:.r v niches the t.us*?es parlor 1 hiv were execute by mr charles afc and mm object o illiuliejlilil li admiration and praiae wi 1 the originals present to corns-a re them wit they wee proaounced to be not on str'ling and find mkenessei but works ( art of % very h'gh degrw of merit at few m'lulea pa.t < j»,ht mr birt took the cbair while the trustees nested themselves in their acct atomerf )''■■ anmnd the tab'e and tre mrrting was call ri to order sjr o f yte*-'e who had lk>en a.)>,joir.t"d to prepare ~ list ry of the i'-.ik real tha follow:n rep rt mr pre*'>'l-iit ami nth-unn if the j?oar*l in the year mm a n ml»e-of gentle men of this oity largely lepresenting its bus-ness and pro.spei.ty ie ame impre^^cd with the belief that an avilitiunfil savings ' hank would prove an im(|;ji tant auxi!i?-y btinfj institutions fe'tving the same object in v,ew 4.;tms upon this lion the nrceisary i leps were taken ure a charier liu;a i obtained h,tl,da of aprl.-ih.-4 under the •' the " l',re countj sftvinja bank \ umler of corpora^ks naturd in the s twenty—a'l re.eid ats and men of 13 in the city bm te of these gen tloteu fiil'd to uuhfy <• trustees aid others have resigned leaving nine of the 0 iginal corporal.ors st'u neaibers of the hoard as iollows : lachard lullymoie wii c nhiil w nil wm ilke*on xo&h i s v il \ watson n 11 g&rdner i'ss fciske jib-j eon t willia ns and jame,i c harrison two members of the original board ; messrs b a m&achehttu tnd joha 11 kvans have d'ed the ins-titution was ornini/td jane 17 i 1854 by the election o wm a hird ires.dent gibson t vjl}i*ms ai-d s v | u watson vice preside;m ; nd b c»rl toa sprayue attorney jjsoaiu dela was <> cr-sii-n^d by the diffi culty of se'ecting a oumpv,jenb psr*wn i>o u'l the office of secretary and t eaiurer which was tiually settled by ths of i mr cyros p lee jnly ih ho4 the dank commenced bo mess in a very i small wav without capita c epending npon j tbe character and repntsti,m of the tras | tees and the business , ; au,l,;iuicb o tht executive officers in both these respects | the result has proved that t-ieir conndenc was wch founded several 14 tbe truirtee ' gave personal obligations gniranteeing the expense of the institution and the re-pay ment of all deposits and th lank opened for business september 1 ism the place of business first selected ira a small room iv thu store corner of mun and north division mnew ths expe{is consisted of the r*nt s»j»ry of setf*ury ana trea surer 1 mo and clerk 4 per week ! this very small begianirg looked on promising but the enerj;y < t the officers and trnstoes gave assuraocev saccew the number of accmist pened durinr the first month was tu7 t'd the amounf of deposits maile was tttn hi at the nd of su monjiis mm accounts had been opened and the iepouta matin amoutited«osr»>2,lt>3 3ti the year closed wi|h tft sccounii opened and a total auiyuni deposited of wummmtti thia unexpected mo assured uie 1 permsnency of the institution the net deposiu dec ij msb wus3 i 592 19 aud at tbe same d iv 1856 fehu line bad increased to i>i..f.t j the season of 18t>7 will nst be remem bered as a year of great rei erses in bu»i ness and a wide apreaj ptic tbrooghoat tbe whole country th { m^amtm of the bank were heavilr drawn upon and'tbe board were compelled iq : ser protectioa to call in two instalment of 1-4 peroettt each upon outstanding lo^na ttte urtof which fortunately was liotue^^l for a time ft threatent^l he existence of the institution but scaniely a year elapsed before the storm had nei»urably pissiri away leaving ths bank:hrin2er than ever ihe loss of net depoccw a 91,8t>6 01 mearly all of which was irs urn ia septem ber and october this lome was mot thaa recovered in 1858 sn.ee this period the progress of the regular bushiest of the ssak has bean as follows showing a success unprecedented in the ai*t^ry of savings institution m this st*tc excepting n»w york and brooklyn lir reference to the movement of the in stitation i have to state that in 1857 the bus^«m of the bank and the safety of do pos on made it neoessary to vacate the milt's roomi on the corner of main and north diviaion street and leasing the largj and eoßuaodioma building built for the ld nffalo bank and owned byi)r j p wlae the busmen of the bank wu oon tinusd in theae premises for ten yean and tnt it was removed to the present build ing august ist 1867 for several yean previous the large increase of basinets and m prosperity of the bank had forced upo3 the trustee the necessity of building abs jking house which would amply pro videvor its increasing business and at the aamw time give to the bank an edit ice which would be an ornament to the city sev eral sites were considered and one purchas edjfor the puapose this was finally ex changed for the lot now occupied by this building and the work of construction was commenced in the tf ing of 1566 the trustees can point with just pride to this building w one of the finest and movt expensive in the city and situated upon one of the most commanding of its business lots it is in the heart of the businessof the city onits greatest thorough fare accessible from all directions ottering every facility for the transaction of it bus iness and containing every material ele ment of safety for the large amount of funds and property intrusted to its keep ing the results of science and experience in the construction of vaults and safes hare ail been brought into service in providing the means and space for all its prospective business and the safety of its assets the expense to the institution has been very iarge but is justified by its relations to the i>u"lic and tbe condition of its avsilable fund the large accumulation of surplus profits to tbe bank is a subject which requires aosgo explanation the theory and prac tee of the banks is to pay deposi tor j a regular interest of » \ per cent which receiving upon all its loan the legal ntertfat of 7 per cent the differ ence of rate is the resource of the bank to pay its current expenses but the state of the country for the past six years ha en abled the bank to realize a much greater income from its investments the war which broke out in iihji compelled the gov ernment to issue large amounts of govern ment bonds the interest of which was pay able in gold the bank under the authority of the charter proceeded to invest in theie bond which it tv compelled to uo to a • • >-. it of the large amount of deposits which ■ oegao to accumulate in 1862 and continued , during the war these bonds were taken at sar in currency while the annual i nter sat was regularly paid in gold — this exception state oi things largely increased the surplus of the bank while fultiaing eveiy obligation to the depos : it it was from this source that he meana were derived which enabled the ank to purchase the land and build and iurn sh its elegant banking house this auiir of special accumulation wi'l vi witfe tbe resumption of specie payment whe i the resource of the bank will be from the egular working of the savings bank syst tii as it is the banking houso is the property of the bank and in itself a la _ ■ uleineut of security to depositors the bank is now in a state of perfect sol vency ita banking h.-use and el^boraie provision for safety t3 it3elf and loludepos iu»r pad for ami its surplus of aueu over its liabilities nearly a quarter of a million f dollar in addition to this nearly 3,000,001 of the investment of the li.u/k have a mvrket value ranyin from lv to l'o per cent and could be realized upon at any time should it bacome necessary at a prout tn the bank of twh.ffftt the sau—ly to depositors i therefore nearly half a million dollars over and alove its liabilities o ue oaitor and not including its banking house property the trustees therefore have abundant r a u<m to ro.i^ratuia^e tht-mselves as well zh thei depositors upon the great success , wu;ch h;*s attended the business o the lu stitul'oo and the perfect condition of it bsjtjaom at the present time with this condition of aliairs,the truate * | have ill fined it littiug that some memoria should be set up in the banking house aa a testimonial of their appreciation of the ser vices of the chief executive officers who have tilled their respective positions since the organization of the institution they ; have therefore caused busts of life size to be executed by mr akers an artist of thy r which are now bate you and will down to posterity the memory o personal appearance and the high es timate of their ability and integrity by the trustees id tbe organisation uf tin institution it was clear that its president must be a man , uf ire highest standing in the community and of such conceded ability and integiity as ivould command universal coniidence this was fonnd in the person of colt nel william a bird who wa elected its first president and has tilled the oii'-is continuously to tie present limt with fidelity fairness and the dignity which belongs to the true gentleman i n the ifteen years of service aa president no othcral duty has been neglected and he now-etands as he always has in the fuu cunliience of the trustees and of our whole community tfie offices of secretary and treasurer has boei rilled during the same period by mr ( yrcu p lee who was selected by the trustee for jbis well-known capacity integ ruv'aod fitness for the position it is not necessary to elaborate upon the cha aeter and standing jof these gentlemen it would be easy to weave sentences of tbe freest eulogy with full justice to them as officers of this institution and aa members of < tir community but no words can sotitly express our estimate oi them as the fifteen mm h'story of this institution the pres iffl.t in his position as the head of the in sti ution baii gi.uu it the dignity and oni v*:"hi*l coatidence which such a position l^uld always command the secretary and treasurer has justitied the conti d^'uee reposed in him by his capa city industry and indefatigable devotion ft duties of bis position it is fitting tfiat such faithful rervioes should be held in remembrance by a'l connected with the managment as interested in the safety awl prosperity of this institution the busts of those gentlemen beautifully and a tiatically executed in carrara marble are now before u and will be set up in this room commemorating in imperishable mar ble their faithful service and identifying idg them in all future years with the his tory of this institution a+ntl'mtn of the board of trusts in setting up this memonial to the faith ful servieas of your chief executive officers yon have but done ample justice to the in dividuals and to the institution the or dinary compensation for services of this •* inn is bat one element of such a transac tion ability and integrity in such posi tions af oi infinitely more importance than mere routine work our institution is one which depend for its existence and value upon the personal integrity of its managers and it is proper to testify oni faitu in tneae iiialitier by something more than mere pecuniary compensation the qualities re ferred to should therefore receive such recognition ai will address itself to the best impulses of humanity this testi monial to oar exeevtive oncers is of this character and as such will be handed down to our socoessora in this board the position we hold is one of higher im portance than is usually eoosidered we are trustees for toe accumulated earnings of nearly 20,0u depositors now amounting to oearly 5,000,00 while the executive duties devolve upon our chief officers it is upon our judgment and discretion that the tafe investment of this large amount chiefly depends by the charter of the institution i,o trustee can receive any pecuniary compensation or be a debtor to tbe bank in any foraa tbe duties which we n—-"*r ia beoomiua mem bers of this board involve sound judgment and unselfish action the fund intrusted to oar oare matt not be jeoparded by loose or illegal action perfect safety n the nqrt c asideration in making investments which at the same time it is for the public interest that loans should be nude in sack a manner as will the meet materially ad vance the best interests of our city la this we b»t acted wisely and w mutt at all tibm k thia policy eteadily in view wean all or naariyall part the aaenai um of life aad hold a poeitiesi in the com munity which we calnotafford to jeorpar dize by caralnaiui or unlaithralaasa ia any raepect ia the roiponaihilitiaa «• tare imumed that the board haa not failed ia this re speot thus far la evident from toe present condition of the bank and the tact that no eeriooa loaa ha aa yet been buffered in the bo lineal of fifteen yean let ns thea hold fi»mly to the principle which hare governed aa thua f»r and hand down to our aacoaeaom as institution un sullied 11 ita reputation and mid beyond all question in iti nnlnoial poeitioa at the canehiaioq f the report mr bird araae and remarked hat the tnuteea had reaeon to be gratifiec with the imoan of the m.titution while he heaioly aaoond ed the credit which had be-jn baatowad upon the management of the iutitatioo he disclaimed any undo ahare of it aianelf lie had been actuated by a deep anaa of re ponnbility which attended the co.to.ly and managemeit of uch urge anau aa had been lepo.it d in the bank he paid a warn idftl'-j tribute to the faitafal akiuful and indefatigable secre ry and traaaorer mr oyrua p lee at the cooelu on of mr bird'e remarks mr lee waa called up he gara a brief reanme of hi conaeatioa with the bank in reply to the high praiae which had been given him he atated that he had only per formed hi dutiea to lie beat of hia ability and that the nnpreci dented hkoia of the bank waa chiefly dn to the tmateeeand the preeiiieat he l»o paid a handaome compliment to the young men employed aa teller and clerks mr lee was fouowed by hon jamea 0 putnam in a few felicetious remarks on motion of mr no»h p sprague the thanka of the truitee were tonaeted to mr o g for bu faithful and com prehensive statement of the operation of the bank mr e l'arlton sp'ague the attorney of the institution next made a few remark in which he paid a baml.nme and deserved compliment to the artist mr akera the utter w respouse to a general <:»'', rose anil graoefuity thanked the truatee for the communion with which they had intrusted inn and uie kindness with which hia efforts were received after a few other pleasant remarks the party adjourned to tne iront room of the bank behind the counter where the tablea had been spread with a bountiful ool'ation it is needles t add that ample juatice was done to the choice viand central and south america aibiihftudaui «• the 3«—chill ac rtpia i s mt-rilatlom ltmpkihy with tlirluli;in hrvnlillonuu 4 new yo::k..luly i thesteamer alaska from aip'owa'i the 231 alt report that tin the i'iitn vi in latitude il longitude 74 she saw the hteaoier quaker city steering southwest the coata kica congress has confirmed the contract ith the american company for tkf bii'id'og of the railroad from limeo on the atlantic to the gulf of fonaeca on the pacitiie coast agent of the compiiy are passengers un the alaska v;:lp;w«,6a auvii.es oi the l of june . liti'9 tliat the president in his address to the chilian congress announced the accep tance ot the l'aited states as mediator bo lwc-u chili aud spa;u four hundred thousand dollars worth of property was destroyed by the tire in san tiago qrhi june z t a largo meeting of sympathy with the i übans at which resolutions were adopted asking the flavian government to cede a monitor to the cubans was held at luna may 30 tili^tiiptni miii'clltny a luel was fuujht at cold sp-ings md yes.erday t tweeu two young men of hri timore ioiinciy otlicera in the confederate ] a_juy the di acuity rote ia a disagree ment of behavior of certain confederate troops tlutioy the war two ahote were-ex changi.ii but uobody hurt hun v h sea'ard and party arrived in sacramento to*day and received a salute tk tfty giina all the riags in the city were tiy'ig ihe citizens gepera)ly without reference to pai.y united n do»og honor to the ex-secretary mr iy prominent derno oratfi attend g the state convention called un seward and he and his travel'tg cora auii'.is were recipients of a grand dinner at the orleans hotel the patty n '*' reach san francisco to-morrow night the democratic state convention o ca iforcia has 9-ijouroed n tic it passed re solutions approviug the adoptioi of the xv amendment rid j^pprov'ig the rejection by congress of the alabama treaty and endorsing the j>tata admiuistr tion a committce waa appointed to prepare an ad j*¥cs qn ch ie«e labor ia california dispatches from mre.it an jounces that grca ka-tcrn cut cable at 9 o'clock this morridh aud buoyed it cause unknown the f*rbt 8 in of s*>methuig being wrong ■■ the the eleci.j cal i:ouilit on of the cable oc enrred e*~ly thin morn i si an ezpl«>&<t>u look place at l»upont's powder wori.s w^m'n^&d del this f^ig james malloy cid peter maesey killed damage to ptrpc.-ty large died hale j.iii 53 t mi mm-.01i 1 liimili ar il t hale » i i vox ». brother ol heu-y h hale of i'll ty s.i of tnw »"« dapodu d«.si,i857 «:;«» m»oi nnc si la t,i m8jz1 si ki silted s.m 5kv<mm sc si 180l liiw m«ns:j p«c ii ism h 541 i.«7.ti m kk4h s1 ».*,?•«« dec 31 ldtii 24.977 i»»c 51 1sjj6 s7.o7w ix*.'il l-*7 31,140 et 81 ism :'*,*» ju..o i iae 2,a2>,00!l oh 3 6?7 62 75j07 63 4,jt4,750 so 4,7ta,u73 a f 4 —•... .. fj toui " tum film 177fi fourth op july 1869 pkogamme morning saint at awea am fort porter aocau pm bj the ringing ol the tel'iin the city nat km salute at now ami the ringing of the bell ereatef loto at un«t and ringing of the belu order of procession maj gen r l howard chief marehall and m fust ditibion carakwie of omcen •( the late war bng.-gen wm r *««. d stac u'lli ■ umiislsl band i'm ed states troops from fort porter v.th re-patent n y national guard douunm by col richard flacb union cornet baad 7lth resrimrrtt n y national guard oonunan.u 4 by col 3et m baker returned ao-kuan of the late war second division ' bawl good templar's order public schools tmihli division i band working mej t'ni.iii j shoteiert association ' butcher association carunan's amociation mounted fourth division bard | aldenmn bimt chajntaq touneti cnmmittm onitot otaajmh and reader in barouche common council city county state officer hi carriages ! judges of the united states state county aad city cour in carriage o«cer»of the t.jted states army and nary in carriages | suklien ofl tb war of i&t2 n carriages fifth division ■ american exprew cy.inpany l'n,ltd i-vj-ai express company ' brew ti h1 a-*u >„... 1 i wagon i coal wagons ac the pint i>ivision will fo mon si>,»u i : t it ri^'u resting on piarl street ttu srcond diriaiun v faun on iienvntv ktrect north of n^»ca square t.te tisini dirmon will fornt on oen«am ttrevt honth of n-agara qukre j t.m fojrth imvlh on will forai on detawar atnet north of niagara square ' the p.fih divisiun will fo.-m un court htreet souta f niagara aqnare the diviitoux wmi form under the direction of the of maj gei r l ho vard'a staff w followi divimoo oat john e manhau d dlvisio co o%ar fobom ti rd divir'on—co lvidu k rsn fourth mamnv-iftaa col charlea 0 shepard fifth division lieut ol albert j barnard officers in c'tantc of onranizatiocx will mcc that their aaaajmafi take he j o..tlous auisned to thi-ir in t>e i rwaai*«fl t<nr;>tiv a*&i o'clocn a m , picciiic'y the fiiat d'viiilon will move up siafnu to pearl down pearl to the terrace a-saxm as tha lefi of the first ehvkion trovers th riirht of the second that division will f.»ilo a«d ihe other diriaionn the ame in numeri tbe proces-oon w'll then move don n pearl street to t'iet«nu,e i»-o4gh the terrace to main op main v virginia counter-varoh down main to tuppcr through tu|.per to delaware down delaware to kratvi'm square variorn o'vaniza^ions will then be > n -■.'»-■ ied ui their respective i-ninnim1 ordet of exkrciien at the sqfakk prayer hy the rev w»lcott calkins tatfag by a chnnm of w pupu of the puhlf scho«.ls under di-vvti<m of profewior e l baker reading m the l^latation of t::h -~,-.,, . hy maj lie u btmajto oraii n by the rev o w lleacx-k 4 babloox a 1 kv»i"n will take place at three o'clock from franklin square tiy profemor haranel a king of boston mini with the balloon hyperion the large**ooe i.i aaifrii-i holding 5t.,000 cubic feet of gas with two ears attached capable of carrying from eight to twelve perrons dtiriii|f the inflation prof kin wfl -?>;.} upa number of snwll t«lleo>'s r tmiiaii ng tn^n,animal ic boat racisu a prixe re^a.u will uke pl c off the lighttwimt a 4 p m hy us boa clubi a p*»oe in the p ucetwian ulu u awtirnod to sn utpmietij imjy no nenlio'ned in thm programnm u-«..n jbcient rotioe kaftag r en to the marshal conunanuanu of regime iu i.r.anizat taa and aaamtjj vi see that their respective command kc are p/rmplly in their places ht fifteen mmotoa w.-re nine a m t:-e citi/erm art rei[uesud to display their faga th.ojghdut theoit.v and ornament tteir hulldufs particularly along tlie t«uie ul the piocewktu mi-.ii of vt-sst'l in port ire re<|ue*ted to have all their colo"s mtotsji from suorine to sunset wm&mm of the war of 1812 resid-nt in the ehy a i 3fca u le*ve their name a j>e mayor's o«k n or befo.-e th w that they may be supplied with carriage in the procawion tre commium oraa>r b*a<ler chaplain kc are requested to meet at the mayor office at a m no firing of gmm pi^uiln or fire-crackrrs of any klort by any one will be pernrtttri i the streets th'n i^li wh;ch th procem^n i paasin the ordi oancus in reference to the filing af gun and pwtou n the t»wt will be rigidw ea'njvji n carr«3^>9 or prtmins on borscbaok aside fraaa thow in the proceanioa will be allowed on the treei through which the procession h i«haini maj oen r l howard marshal wm f rogers mayor cohiuttia of arrakgeitiim b sirrett p»ul goembel chambers f»nk co'ligoi , o newman ja v*jißurea , ikuuld bain fire works fire works 0 boxes firf crackers 900,000 torpedoes skt bockeib kohih candles jil ill i ol u kinds nl ruut womb ruwpa ■ pebccwoh c rurou axd small c*no • 1.i.-h i will mil towjr than any horn muw r p smith a^irt h«n m i a 1300 4th july 1889 the nation's anniversary r grand p excursion mm buffalo to torokto u krrubn via the erie and niagara railway and steamer city op toronto on s atu rday and mo ndav the 3d ami sth july fare for the round trip two dollars to bte tke ttomm <* idtf t f o ffmr mntca trl !■ tali ' iaatlj m ft rimhtr nf !*•• w em<(nl txfan xxccsaiua ti.:«»ts wll ba urf nibll t tnlu ter ii j i mil — - --■* -— * ■- - »•!■ at • i*tu«d j udlloat.ikauam hk 4 ti'i tiitßiiwumi miijlia ji t«l mnnritlo uculli ood to him u'h ioii..ta c ti»«*r fill nil i»i ii n - t nili mi iwlwra haunmt.^lw»l>toklillmw>la <^ c i o^iui ot o«mrt t ■**>-« »■■ hill s a timsr«z7£ummt il'>'as eeata rt ag t*es"s wiav seaaae a^^em ei"rtee aft ot^kae (»»/ i _ t-l no»lf.el«<hlf.ei is.^f^ltul.tnr-mli w iluhfc inalxa-xtet&x fowl af tbb ■»•«. w l malouur lf 1 ut010,».t.,*».j«..1t _" *~ haantlmc tlaaela i a compete um)rlmcnt at reasonable prices i buitalu uograiixq ffiuri i 4u hsin «., american block buffalo type koamilry and i'ristkks warehouse turniilim ever article required id ilv orintint business n any ex tcx ilesired on as e ire e iern isiny foundry in this counu-y o g sctfutypino in ill ii varitty also type adapted lor kicks mailing ma chine ' n ijyaiax hlghwlaaa alrofaol kte ' thom ar c t xx uocfmov v curk 4 brown ruculyuis dutllter dbrner c waahin^too and perry atreeta buffale nan^facturer anu dealer n higt in alcohol pure snirlu o spiriu bectl fled ukj old r.e wbtoky lk>me«tic bnadiej and cm _ teeth atktratetw dvl»h»wt palm j o babbouft foineriy of new york haa a3 i>lc i enrmecutm w.tn dr i b straight derllrt w '•'«> »» "* ouno dait •« >» u l:«¥e aper<d?bjsaaii'i7 d . btrtaur tiatira had great nei em 1 eaj»et'nf tl anrfe fie 1 jence o itroia oxdi or lajgbbw taal wjl uerot *>!• wn,,i e uma volu uiaj'ch o'pratioe pundradarf t."'roonial can > aa at toe a«oe at no let main trael ■ laajar plaalaf mill cenapamw door saak and blind uamifacturjr 206 s benaea bt b ii.a'o fioonaf b>din jtbumidtp brack eta kiln di-ied ooftrt olaaed and unbiased baah inmde and outdile b'mda door and window i t a^fti aii>a piaot hawlair anal turnina of i a.snr deacrifitlon do t io order on ahart ao«k and i with dispatch ll.rlforrt mra lauraan y ckartand in 1910 cats ca'iiul kjmfif w4-d satlllr ay « ilr n'i buildiuca bnauo ■. t rkamli flaw lasaraaee trmmpmmr a hartum c.-*«l,«l th c amith acmt 4 grfwn's buili^inza bnnalo n t camauetlrait r"lre linnan 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' adam meldrum & whiting announce that they havk i marked down their stock of spring and summer ress jooivs piques cambrics sunshades &< ~ &<: , akd to insi'rk a clsarisc sale they havk made their frices very ittbi-.tlir adam meldrum & whiting american block 396 398 a 400 main stkeei pwurahce tphe most stfecessfvl ufe insurance compan or tbi world the national life insurance comf orthb tjnttkd btafks of america ch«rw 1 bj uutdu art of coo r»ic*fui mm officers clabence m olak rhitad.lpl.il p™mwat 1)1 ojoki rhlls ii l|>nu clllmi ll •" hdibt ixoookr!lf«a | w>n tw»pi.»li»l nuuoa w rstf rhu«d«i|>hi ■»•»! i frahciso smith h d philadelphia medial direct r thia company iinuet m uie first ten months of tin fli'mteiue 5,895 policies mm 115,142,800 thb company o«er to lt policy holder perfect security tiy iucuhpatd up coital one million d»ilat tod jfd»r»nt t the iimurvd r»v in low rates of premium lakgi mvidein ik wake or ft henrsionary difldend of 100 par cent by iv return premium plan general agents jay oookc * 00 wo 11 brodwy n t aier.u lor k«w york nd nonhnn »» jane j u ikvm u>d d o whitman ivn lihih white hlkli ipit buffalo city insurance company lift 19 lm stoat hj s calnl wbrf capital aitd sdfcplus oveb ow.om secunly tnnfctid is oowrntnep.t buncfa solttiti fiee ako lahe uwcrakce u^eeotoaa wuu«««.|v(o ow-w.to a aeynolda liilii a aurtlti kulu l bowwd s a uuuitfe i lulth.i wuitab b ana o p millll u e rtlmimo 8 o btrnum c j hamilm pueal p pntt 8 q cornrll thaom brown jum h h«taalf john alien jr si x e«m itmtt u smth e b s^kk hairy m.run i^jm onlna pm«r j rerh john h youikt adrtm ■. **(, ikuapaon sran wh p pamlo.riidlnt a hiysoim w4-pr«ia»til iejii t ufith rnilm e d lact a»uubt kauq 1869 1869 j t hoole & co ooolio 4m dirblonrt we tn now m«n<l i receive o-dei for the beat quality c f nust ffikak?f v lxkiniu cml whldi vintil further notice we will 11 ■* u fo lo*iif tcm per ton of 2 am lac dellwmd within tta oity italia oa^ltt ol which » stbtril cbms«»ill be mid or cvugv ton 1 ton 1 tom irmk f 16 |* 70 2 46 cot * 25 4 75 2 « smve • m 4 86 x m climlnut 9 tt « 75 i m pt 600 abe 81-wbuiyh or r.uw;k»«iiit).'i me i^ehigh lunp old cotafßiaj'i ard sufar loai cor foundry purpowi tod oeat q utluy of w'ttctod sort coal for xtmtm uooaunuy or faukf c are ftlao pr«f»i:«d to iv pj nun ufftota ran wi.h gu«d biliie»fu.nui co«j for mm mrno*e it low r»u our fac*'lum i..r iei*ntif hi.i^mj nd deliver mg oosl vr«j uraoi l«*--»e4 ad we ret^ctfully votlcft » bmra of mtron i>te j t hi'olk i e l mmtioh /^ enuine | lackawanna coal ib huwaii ad lim oui a tto i,.<ei^|n«4 m mm flllllll to miln er ew it v iw ahw a ....... ..»■ 47 t 1869 nssl =» anthbacitb coal co foot ov on si s-j tws'jpsffs 8 u 41 i « sw moeiian * co.-8 line v 4 ee«taw»rit r i^.l t a m mamm ' twaiss'iis 1*1 "* •"■""'"' blossbdrg coal , wc will iei.l fob mi pbbest no 1 blossburg coal 1t 5 m pvr ton on cakb and 6 per ton muvocd wrrai rat old obt limn ft.nmomiv.ro was memst hard jknd soft goal amusemexts thejiink mmmxa assembly for roller skating this morning mow particularly for ladies ml children loarnui to kat i this evening fifth grand concert heivey's rink orchestra fm w otoammth hu*»i i * velocipede races and general riding atasin fab 5 cuts him 15 m irriwti uni*ht steamboat company r«,rl»k.siii»nop the __ elegant aniinaiii h,m _. z pacinc l>»a^r^aaw f iki.lv ai'w^kmsl 1 m.fursault it marie marauette and 1 i^e,e.lli«.aecle«elandaad fietroll and zks rcrtrt^h i " *"*••* l wlul the w»i atlahtic wm thorn .'.... captain or copper barter la.'c hirbo ouz^m la . i p"t'te^aj.ekl.lli.,«.,orch,ai>ddu liuh " ' marred for abme porta m loot ol main < j.^t^e f n um equal in rail caparfty and ae^ajiodi .«,' i sl p»p*t i**s a r»r.un.,iwi | ln ud « lunudal wiu pkw iw««2t.,tlj i g«tu ualdvkll iroi pleamk tiavel dowk thg mtu it hwumuck m ||,« thul.-hasb i«lahd3 j tb.wotibsrt;l kapidb or thb st lawbcnce by grand trunk railway amd oyaimalaexnessline , froml buffalo to montreal quibco uvkb laoucnav ih.vhin iiooktai •», lakroei>rat lltl cbahplain lake mch lllß'mi ih ul ' fcakatoga springs niwpobt portland boston pkovidknce an w»w y(irk the whol formlnir the rh«spm m r.rlcfl and dttlif htiul trip on dm cuntlncat paa«tn«ei will oonacct at lawimton mm thit ftn - c'aa ataamac uiiy«r toronto 1 t r i.i 1 m direct eoßoection will be made with uie ollowino upparcmbßti-ainenotthaßoralltalluiir j banihi capt bailfy ,' champtoif capt carmi'hanl . coriatauaii rtcapt 1.0.1n ' spabtam capt falmi ( pa spokt capt mn la \ kinobtoh capt parr \ be mm and purdiaaatickeu via ukakd triinii \ kailwat a»l boyal mail linc trt»hs • hkb ara ood rl rail or l««t are wfslteme ~,,',' if orcaaßar uaw aa<l cm he ootaiiied at ah the priri dpal watering piaeea and tlck oakc in tha lolled sutea a liillot lien arm «.«!., 11..mt h aackbll.oeo aamo t x montreal i whivmohe a|[ent 8..»t1 i 1869 people s lliie steamers for new yohk st john w h chkistoprke ca,,t.n mooda wediiealajr and friday s * o .: ca|.tu tuaaday ttiur«daj and aaturday at 8 o'c»«k p u , on arrival ol t—ln ol how tor katral altiauv k gaannalianna giaialaer k aanaoca and ba.u>u j hudeoaj uvar eallruad uekata takn for w ... on the boat including btate booal bertnv fc 1869 1m i the union t steamboat company fflll !■« awiam mil ilni imm.li omimeuaa tt.t»eemie eailwaf.andau railroad wbl natingat ike lake porto bitow named and witkl liable unea on tka brtecknal the m.<k m^km r-i'rr f hiw -* taaaamra irriui k d lake ki pkinoa *•"•• oh r jl eefly "'""'■ isss ai!ik b *"• «="■ g-h ttspt jaa pratt i ??* capt tfcna watta j i jsji oapv p.lrm i ?■*■*• oapljohnekv /^ i »***- i j p eni j 1|11na chat w.h.anlnrr § i awderrajboavbodbtbioitubb £ i itimiio iliviltid a>l to ueboliib • tolea oapt tlin am oipt w d donalaaa 4nn«w a oml elutm fai in ojama wj.s hlßh ( ■«*» oae*^i oammap : tiniwlia»llliare»it»eba p 1111 onthlon i a»a ? wla ? . r art t or,.be»ew aad will be nut j refulartr a«iii a o afclq . m^mllti facuwea j wa*t ww rt^pw'w.al *■! wvpflaßt avavjaw atu 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