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The New York herald., 1867-04-27
the GERMAN atpuslIcAAs.

The German Republican Central COMMITTEES met last
night for the purpose or slscsing President IN place or
Dr. schultz, who resigned on account Of the action
taken by the Committee at previous meeting In refer
70 tho late election A reported q the tme an
address adopted In which, motion Of Mr. wesen-
douck resolution inserted calling upon the Ger
man Republicans 70 oppose tho election Of Temperance
and Sunday law advocates in general and Of Horace
Greeley In particular. This affair has caused
division In the ranks Of the German radicals couse
queniy the proceedings OF last nights very
animated The resignation Of Dr. schults accsptsd
but motion 70 proceed 70 election for President was
defeated and the election posPcnsd oue party favor
mated the resolution Ia opposton 70 Mr 0reslsy and
Sunday and Temperance candidates; and the motion to
vssw q ssaariaa ~ siscaiau - he Dsxt msstng.
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IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE POLICE JUSTICES.

meeting OF the Police Justices or this city held
yesterday when the following rule relation to
similar in their nature to the Connolly Kennedy i'm
brogIio was unanimously adopted
Whenever any police officer. sheriff. marshal other
peace officer aresng person for any offence, at
Tempt commit shall bring such person before police
court out OF whose judicial district the place Of making the
alt uaed then such court for the purpose
regulating the Of conducting Of the
police courts and securing uniformity practice there
shall Immediately order said officer said
person 10 the police in the district which
the pace Of said arrest for hearing and adjudication
thereAt -
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SAN FkASCsco, April -, IUUJ.
The suit Of Mccall against General Mcdowell Was con-
cludsd to-day in the United States Circuit Court. Judge
Deadly awarded $3.50 the plaintiff compensation for
damages Mccall arrested and imprisoned June l,
1885, under general order Of General McDowels. for
exutaton over the assassination Of President Lincoln.
Captain worden, Of the United States Navy, By Evi
tation Of the SUPERVISOR to-day held public reception
in the City Hall large number OF citizens and repre-
sentasves Of foreign Powers were present.
Letters received from Honolulu state that the brig
Woodland from Newcastle January %, for San Fran.
cisco, put into that port in eaky condition and had
discharged her cargo 10 repair.
Ships Charles Lseliug, for Liverpool with fourteen
thousand sacks OF wheat, and Orpheus, for Hampton
Roads, with twenty thousand sacks Of wheat sailed
TO-DAY.
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THE PRussIAN POSITION.

Cautious Guard Against Parliamentary Com
plicatiODs.
LONDON April 26-Evenng
despatch from VOLTS News Agency at Berlin, dated
this evening, states that the Prussian government
ing the introduction in the Diet OF Interpolation
its policy which may lead to further complications upon
the Luxembourg question. has refused to into
long discussion in that body.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

A FIREMAN KILLED PAvoyA FERRYBoAr. tho
feryboat Niagara nearing the Chambers street slip
the half O'Clock trip last evening the fireman.
William Mcfarland, oing tho engine while the
latter In motion. when the crank struck him the
breast In the region OF the heart The engineer hearing
q groan stopped the engine at once, and going
ou. OF the engine room found the unfortunate man
lying across the crank When called on to dsepgago
himself he replied can't and this was the last ex-
preston he uttered He was conveyed to the Long
Dock where he died in about fifteen minutes after the
accident There was deep triangular confusion on the
left side OF the breast from which concluded that
he was at once stunned By the blow and crushed to
DEATH Deceased thirty Eve years OF age and had
been the employment OF the ferry company since the
opening of the line He lived in Hudson CITY where be
leaves wife and four children. An inquest held
by Coroner Warren, and verdict Of accidental death
returned In commiseration for the destitute
widow the Jury donated their foes TO her through Mr..
Mcintosh, tho Ferry superintendent
THx IarsH SOCIETIES AND THE GERMAN CHURCH. ladies'
fair 10 progress the benefit OF Church OF st.
Bonace German and in order assist the good PASTOR
Father Kraus the St Patrcks Total Abstinence Society
No and two other Irish societies will march through
the principal streets OF the city In procession this
Ing 70 the church. attended by band Several artstes
have volunteered their services for the concert to take
place after the arrival OF the societies At the
church.
CHILD DROWNED A CisrkRS. Yesterday aftor-
noon Coroner Warren viewed the body or child named
Charles Burke two years old, who was drowned in q
cistern which was nsgligcntly left open. When tho
child missed the mother rushed TO the rescue but
all attempts TO resuscItato II were unnvailing.
Newark.
ESSEX COUNTY COURTS interesting case has been
trial for several days In the Essex County Supreme
Court resulting in verdict yesterday OF $2ooo 70 be
paid by tho Morris and Essex Railroad Company On the
14th day Of October 1885, Richard Paxton, in the
ploy OF Joseph Kinssand killed while driving tho
iaers horses the railroad track at the Beevie
road in East Newark
STATUE GENERAL PaIp KEARSv.-At the last regular
meeting Of the Newark Post, Grand Army Of tho Re-
public address and resolutions in favor taking steps
for the erection OF a statue OF General Philip Kearny
Hail OF Statuary in the Capitol Washington
introduced. II will be remembered that the General
was killed In the late war, and considered OF
the best officers in the service.
Trenton.
MARROW ESCAPE The derrick used at the new Taylor
Hall Hiding gave way yesterday and broke through
iron under it. Two ladies' had just passed the spot
and we're within distance OF eight feet when tho der
rick
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Prussia Disposed to Concedo" In
the Luxembourg Question and 4
Russian Plan Of Settlement. !.
DENMARK CLAIMED AS NEUTRAL.
American Securities, Cotton and
BreadstufHs Advanced.
THE QUESTION or WAR.

Peace Rumors In Paris-Prussia inclined 60
Concessions.
PARIS. April 26-Noon
There was Q reaction on the Bourse this morning and
rentes are rising in consequence Of rumors which
tenMvely prevail, that Prussia has manifested dsposi-
tion 70 make concessions France in regard to the
Luxemburg question.
Russian Plan Of Settlement-A Royal Me-
diatOr.
BERLIN, April 26-Evening.
VOLTS News Agency reports that King Leopold, of
Belgium, takes to the Emperor Napoleon new plan OF
peace which has been proposed by Russia and which
provides for the naturalization OF Luxemburg.
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come large and pls.horc with records ana Documents
BY the lapse Of time, question Of no easy sosten
how they are 10 be disposed or 80 ss 10 aiow o sus
ncisnt space for all The present session q coaxress
passed resolution increasing the nambsr o. oosn of
the Patent once but the appointments oAnlos BE- made
until rooms can be found 70 receive them. A propox-
ton has been made To rent the large brick bains on
the southeast corner OF seventh and sres formerly
known - Federal Block and this plan nag bs s1eptsd
until ths new building for the Dspsrnsas q Asnessass
ie eracfnd
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April "a, 1857
Business was generally suspended to-day After SUBJ
sequsnt correspondence Captain Estes, commanding the
post allowed tho ceremonies Of strewing flowers
the graves Of the rebels 1t Elmwood to be carried out
and accepted invitation for himself and brother on
70 be presen. religious discourse delivered
by Rev. L. H. Ford, and the graves decorated. A
number Of people we're in attendance and the AFFAIR
passed OF quietly
LouESIhLK, April 81, 1867.
large number OF ladies assembled to-day At Cave
Hill Cemetery and participated in testimonial Of
respect tor the Confederate dead
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Celebrations in the West.
spARRInG EXHIBITION.

An entertainment, exceed nsly spirited and highly
entertaining TO the admirers Of the .maniy art came
of last evening at Lincoln Hail. Thirtythird street and
Eighth avenue, on the occasion OF complimentary vs-
moniaI 10 George Rookie who lately defeated but oss
the match with, the coast Iron Man." The veteran
Tovee Of course, conducted the exercises and intro
duced as the opening pair Bill Benneu and Edward
Mccullough. The tactics adopted by this duo seemed
to be 10 keep as far sway while sparing possbls
They got 70 work pretty sharply. however and
sfler Hve evenly contested rounds gave way 70
Peter McGinnsss and william Ksiiy. These ssstisnsn
adopted different style Of fighting 10 that Of their pro-
decssso in this cot to- instead Of the heavy body
movements and doubled adsd lungss there vsrs good.
quick, in.sparrng. rapid movements Of the arms and
and young Herman, Of Brooklyn, next entered the
arena and were greeted with loud applauss and n was
VAS on hand Edwsrds gave another specimen q his
SCIENCE and although In tho nrst 100 rounds Herman
met him q %,s ssy % ~ s1d Ss Ssa vSss
fool % % deal With 50 kept quite ooo unlike his oppo.
,ss usss second woo round Edward. was shro~s, but
was in no wise disconcertsd, and In the next
round n SsS n and in Ss ousn -
very easily. Young Hi then Gang and danced. =
was in the very bsss Of spirss announced ironically,
that t9mp0fAuco mooHuR NouN " hcf0 u tuS HAuss
room Patrick shannon and Ned Lowsry good, lively
boxevs and heavy msn, had sstto; eissscn and John
Dwyer followed with Soms quick, light work. and
Johnny Rock and Johnny Buli-ths fsrmss of whom
might have spared himself the tronbls Of stating that
he had never had the gloves ON befors-pounded away
At each other for some time, whea Billy Dwysr. a.
Brooklyn, and George Rookie were announeeA The
delegation from BROOKLYN wn again heard
from, this time encouraging Dwyer 70 go
ip,n nit hard" and 20 on But nosvithsandine
the emcnt OF his friends and his appsrcus
determination 70 do something. his face vas continually
coming into forcibls colson with Rookss left govs,
and be Was rapidly losing wind, but making powerful
blow a Rookie, whose focs turned under him o. ths
same time and threw him, be tDwyer wss vcciferousy
cheessd and greeted with the that he bHd
given "knock down blow" Rookie, IN few minutes,
beeeed 70 be excused stall ne that he had sprsDsd his
foot or leg bus hsre evssess ef disAssfseon
gvon he agreed 20 little While longer. and during
that Little while Dwysr vepeaasd The style o. Susning hie
face against Rooks's slefLn A. the wind up BUT
Allen entered sbs ring and announced hts readiness 70
make match with sishsr Rookie CoIlins Cas. lron)
for e6OO or a. 900 de Rookie Then stated that acug
under the advice u large number Of MS friends he had
one eooS feature Of shs entsannent was the absence
or vos Young ragamufans known ~ "kids" whom
Rooke With great good sesss, excluded - far possible
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John Prideaux Selby.

This distinguished British naturalist died ecentlv
his residence at Tizwel Northumberland a,sd eighty
seven years. His is familiar to the pus ic that
Of the author Of several works on British birds aud
British forest trees all Of which possess grea merit and
Of much service to naturalists To the Nauraiiss
Library edited by Sir William Jardinc, he contributed
volume pigeons, and he also Joint editor with Sir
william Of these volumes OF Illustrations of Ornilho
ogy. Mr. Selby was for many years prominent men,
ber of the Berwckshire Naturalists Field Club.
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isSs.-sSSFFiiSSo sSSFiSSoEEss oEEs;s!cTH n Th2e h2eHffsHHlssgs,s
J. w. BRADLEYsG

OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS
The Invisible Trail" Of Mr. Braaley's mAuufacuro
great improvement the old styles and especially
adapted 70 narrow gored dressea-N T. World Mob IL W
The beat skeieson which has yet been used nrAdisys
Dupex Elliptic skirt--N. Y. Tribune. March -. 1887.
Mr. badeys Duplex skirts perfect In size and shay
- vel A. grace and nexibility-N Times March - ~
Bradley Dupler skirts recognised In this city ana
Neg York the only skrt be By ladies. .-Godey's
Lafy's Book for March. 1857.
The most acceptable Hoop Skirts W. Bradsy's Dup
pex kllipuc-fetcrson's Magazine for April 1851
IL n useless Of the Of the Duplex
Elliptic sks all other claimants ladies' favor.
Frank Lcses Magazine for March.
For sale all the hst class the United StAsoo
And alna wh
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rhs sonpimsssAry bsssas sndsrsd by many q ou'
mos prs 'ssnf cnnzsss and profsssoaai men . Mr..
w Andrews. sse of Ne vinssr Garden, ca1s e6 ias
svsuns - ihs shs~ss. ard proved most nsgnincsss
saeoe@< rhs hosss crowded 70 ~ stmoss capacity,
snd me whole saAh . spsndsd recogsnlca Of that
eenuemsa's worh ssd ts,~na The entsrsainmsns com
prissd me comedy ~ oos American Cousin and the
bsrcitA u Jsnny Lind. both oG which pieces we're
sdmirssly rsnsefsd ~hh Nr Andrews sustaining lead
ING parts n ssrh
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Neutrality in the Franco-Prussian Question.
BERLIN, April 26-Evening.
It lis reported here that the Danish government has
announced its remain neutral in case OF war
between France and Prussia
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Montreal Criminal Matters.

MONTREAL. April o. 1867.
The trial OF John Henry Wilson for the murder
Of Louis Iafsrt at Csughnawaga tho 1st Of August
last which has been in progress here the last ten days.
ended to-day In . verdict Of mot guilty.
Al meeting OF tho Executive Council to-day, cemen-
cy was refused In the Of p Rossncheur recently
sentenced 70 be hanged a an accomplics OF Sophie
Bolscaire for the murder Of her husband He will b
executed e Sorel on Friday next
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B { | GI U N

Marriage of King LeopOld's Brother.
BERLIN, April 20, 1867.
The marriage Of the Count OF Flanders brother OF the
King Of the Begians took place in this city to-day.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

Confirmation Of the Reported Killing and
Scalping ON the smoky Hill Route-Genernl
Custer In Pursuit Of the Snvages.
ST.. Lours, April 20, 1867
A correspondent with General Hancock's Indian
pedition sends the following intelligence regarding the
movements Of the Indans:-
DESERTED CHEYENNE CAMP,
TiHRrY MILES FROM FoRr LARxED April Is, 1851
Dispatches received last night at headquarters
from General Custer that the Indians had burned three
stations the Smoky Hill route, killed three men,
scalped thcm and burned their bodies
Orders have been sont TO each post the Santa Fe
and Smoky Hill routes, warning all the settlers TO belon
the alert and informing them that tho Indian had
broken out at last and that the savages intended TO be
true TO the threats they issued during the winter
This raid is attributed to the Sioux who encamped
with the Chcyennes in this village.
General Custer has divided hts command, taking ave
companies with himself to pursue the main body Of the
Cheyennes and Sioux and sent three companies OF
cavalry after the band that committed this raid who
supposed 10 be part Of those Sioux has committed the
massacre At Fort Phil Kearney.
We strike out for Fort Dodge tomorrow
Indians Csucenfrating Near Fort Benton
Flight Near Fort NTitchelI-Thc Soldiers
sr. LOUIS, April 20. 1851.
st. Joseph despatch says that late arrivals from
Helena Montana, report large bodies OF Crows Black
feet and Sioux Indians massing the vicinity Of Fort
Benton, and it expected that attack upon the
Fort was intended. regiment Of troops was forming
at Helena to operate against the Indians.
despatch from Julesburg Of the 10th inst states that
the previous afternoon detachment Of troops from
Fort Mitchell crossed the river and made dash the
Indians camped ave miles above recapturng some
twenty head Of muloa The troops took the Indians by
and In Killing when the In
dans rallied and drove the soldiers the river
into the fort; nos however. without suffering from
CALLING nre kept up the retreat by the troops The
Indians In force Fort Mitchell and show a
strong desire ngh but evidently afraid 70 attack
the fort.
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Ths Spanish steamer which LEFT Vera Cruz the Issh
ns, three days later than our last ntellssncs. has
arrived q Havana and reported that Pusbs bid bses
sssaksa b. the imperialist forces
Food was plentiful Vera Cruz when tho steamer lsf
and s former reports Of scarcity declared % b
sxaageentionG
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crowded hoass d'd honor to Miss Maggie h,,chelI's
benefit last night tho announcement standing room
only" bsing made In ons before she eurssis
Tho fair taAalvs appeared In two piecss Narsot the
Poultry Dealer and the Little Treasure and rendered
the title role Of each In the peculiar naive manner vh
an assumption OF chldlike abandon that distinguish
ing characteristics Of her impersonalons. Al each
successive fall Of the she called 10 the foot
lights TO receive tho merted acknowedgmen,s Of the
dience.
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Murder Mt Quebec.

QUrBEc April 20 1867.
Private William Redan Of the Prince CoAsort's Own
Rifle Band, last nisht shot Corporal Charles Marr
through the head. killing him instantly The Of
the murder is unknown. ID said that Redan had pre-
viously exhibited symptoms Of insanity.
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Tho Cont mental B0urses.
FRANKFORT, April 26-Evening.
United states bonds closed to-day at Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, April 26-Noon.
The cotton market is active and excited. The opening
quotations show advance Of I'd I'd per pound, and
the appearances indicate heavy days business. Mid
ding uplands are quoted at 10d Id II is estimated
that tho sales TO- day will reach %, 900 bales.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of the week at
S. 600 bales OF which $1,000 bales taken by specu
Iao and exporters The stock port is 500 900 bales
including 454, 600 bales which are American.
LlvsRrooL, April 26-evening.
The cotton market very active to-day, and de-
odsd advance in prices established The following
the authorized closing Notwithstanding Upands
Id, Middling Orleans, l1kd The sales OF the day
reached &c, 900 bales.
Trade Report.
The advces from Manchester April 26 favorable,
Tho for goods and yarns Is mer and prices
tending upward.
Liverpool BrcadsluRs Market.
wheat-No. Milwaukee red, 13s 3D.; white Cali
fornia, l4s 3D. per Genital Corn-Mixed Western,
asa od per quarter Barley. 4s Cd per 90 lbs Oats,
3s I'd per IS lbs Peas 45s per quarter for Canadian
LIVERPOOL, April 49, p. n.
The breadstufs market Ii nrm, with upward ten.
dsncy Corn has advanced 3D.. and wheat Id higher
LIVERPOOL, ApoI 2e-Evsving
The breadstur market Ia firm, with advance on
some descriptions Corn-mixed Western, 4ls. per
quarter. Barley n 1od per 90 iba Oats, &c. ID per
IS lbs. Wheat unchanged Peas, ass per quarter.
I.ivsrpsel Provisions Market.
LrvnrooI, April 2e-Noon.
The provision market ID unchanged Lard, 50s Cd
per cwt Bacon, Cumberland cut middles. 30a Cheese
--middlIng American, Goa Pork-eastern prime msss
TIA 3D. per bbL Beefextra prime mess, LISA per bbl
LvKRroor, April 2o-Evening.
The market for provisions Of all kinds is nrm. Pork
has advanced 70 s0a per bbL for prime Eastern mesa
Other articles unchanged.
LiverpeeI Produce Market.
LIvnrooI April 2e-Noon
Ashes-Pots IA Spirits turpsptins, 3oa Cd. Rosin-
Common wilmington, o. nne American, 1aa Cd Tai
low 44s Cd. Pstrolsum-Spirits, La; standard white
Is Al. per gallon
All kinds Of American produce generally un-
changed in price Petroleum, Ia I'd. per gallon for
refined Spirits iurpentne a6s Cd Common wilmin 6.
ton rosin, So per cwt Taow, 44s Sd.
The London Markets.
LONDON, April 26-Noon
Sugar, 24s for No l3 Dutch standard Corn. Saa
per quarter Calcutta lnseed, o5s per quarter. Oils
Sperm s13l: whale, fso; linseed, E3s los Lnssed
cakes, 60 ls-t per ton. Iron--scotch pig, s2s
Lospos, April 2o-Evening.
Sugar unchanged at 24s Iron-scosch pig s2s per
con, mixed numbers.
Antwerp Pctfpicum Market.
AsrwERr April 26-Noon.
Petroleum-Ths market Is unchanged; refined opened
shis morning at 4s francs per barrel.
ArwsRr, April 2e-Evening
Pe,rolcum-s,andard white has declined and last
quoted at A3f. SOC.
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TAIxourn, England, April 26, 1897.
The steamship Arago, Captain Gaisden. which leit
New York on the l3th inst, arrived this port ths
morning and after landing malls and passengers for
London sailed this afternoon for Havre
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ARRIVAL Of Tw NoarH AMERICAN Az PORTLAND.

PoRrLAND, April 70, 1907.
Tho steamship North American, Captain Kerr, from
Liverpool April ii and Londonderry tho 18th, arrived
here at halfpast two O'Clock this morning, with four
hundred and twenty passenge She reports having on
the nd at eleven o'clock tho morning. passed the
Bremen steamer Herman In latitude AZ 81, Longitude
A n
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NORWICH, Conn, April 2e, 1861
Charles 9. Williams the spIritsa,ist who was con-
vcted Of assault with an intent 10 XIII his daughter
to-day sentcnced by Judge Park I've years In the
State Prison He s in very poor health and his counsel
mag carry the cass V ths Supreme Court
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spRrNovfRED, April %, 1907.
The ninth inoendiasy fire In this city during the
present month occurred tonight burning Patrick
Sceereys house Dwight street Loss "a 600; injured
81 00o The city authorities offered ave hundred
dollars reward tor the arrest Of inosndiarea within The
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JEfRKRs, S7s BROADWAY,
VIII remove the lst Of May
llW AND l,l8 BROADWAY,
opposite 81 James and Fifth Avenue Hoteis whore - w11
'SaA IADiEs' MISSES, AND CHILDRENS
BOOTS AND sHORS
81 popular prices.


Addres..= =sGsnSirc MeeEschasm Geeds Elaae
nfAcsured By Pollock SON, o2 Broadway near FouTsh
street. also repairing done. Boiling o.
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COO FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY cflssnnoH.

Grand Procession and Grafton nc Washlnsssn.
wAsnsGros, April 26. 1851.
There in the Odd Fellows procession to-day i've
encampments and fourteen subordinate lodges, headed
by the respective grand bodies OF those branches Of
the Order. The total number OF members In the Dis
trict Of Columbia Is thousand, Of whom aboat
nftcon hundred were on parade. In company with
visiting brethren. 1t tho largest and mos,
imposing display Of the kind which he's ever
taken place in this city The cratoricai part
OF the programme took place at tho National thea
tire. The widows and orphans numbered nearly suo
seats Grand Master Carney OF Baltimore delivered the
oraion In which stated the receipts Of she Order
were g. 100 900, Of which sOsooo were espendss Tor
buras Sos 900 for the relief OF widows and orphans
and $3.50 900 for tho relief Of brethren In distress
After other ceremonies the procession reformed,
and, passing through she grounds Of the Executive Man
sion was reviewed BY the President Tonigh, tbs
| grand entertainment al odd Fellows Hall
Tho CeIcbrasiss In Rs.sss.
Bosrox, April %, 1851
Tho Order of Odd Fellows this osy celebrated sbcss
Thanksgiving this evening In Faaea Hall. aeS thss
spacious building crowded with the breihTen of
the Order their wives and daughcf& The
consisted OF addresses poem vocal and Insirumenta
music ball and supper Al the close OF she exercises
Celebrations in the West.
CINCINNATI, April % 1887
The Odd Fellows celebration horc Today was the
largest and most imposing observed By tho Order In
Cincinnati Tho procession over two miles long,
and was three quarters Of an hour in passing given
point There were about twenty magnificent decorated
tabieaa and charots In ne and several thousand
members of the Order In full regaa After the parade
orat,ons were delivered at Woods Theatre aud Mozart
Hail.
LorsvrILx. KY, April 20, 1867.
Tho forty eighth anniversary OF Odd Fellowship vas
appropriately celebrated herctoday.
hExrus April 10 1897.
The Odd Follows celebrated their anniversary
10 day by large processioa and address tonight
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IpaArAporm, Ind, April 20, 1901
J. G. vettsr's chair factory, the Jefferson boarding
house aad several tenement houses on South street were
destroyed By nre this morning. and the freight depot Of
the Jsnsrsonville and Indianapolis Railroad Company
was partially destroyed Loss $4,000 with very little
Insurance.