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EUROPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LoNDoN. August 15-Evening.-
Further advices from Tipperary, Ire
land, received this evening, state that
the agent of the landlord, Mr.. Scully,
was not killed, as at first reported.
He endeavored on Tuesday, to serve
some ejectment notices on several
tenants in the vicinity Of Tipperary,
when he was attacked by a large body
of them, including many women, and
was obliged to fee into the city to
save his life. Yesterday he started
on the same errand, accompanied hy
q large body of armed police. On
reaching the hamIets of the tenantry,
his efforts to serve notices were met
with derision and threats Of violence.
The police endeavored to disperse
the mob, when a fierce fight ensued,
during which the police fired on the
rioters several times, the shots being
returned by some of the crowd, Sew
eral of the mob were wounded, as
were a number of police. Scully was
seriously wounded, and the police re-
tired, unable to make any arrests at
the time. Tipperary Is in high state
of excitement, and further trouble Is
apprehended.
LONDON, August 15.-Dispatches
have just been received from Ireland,
giving particulars of the deeds of law
lessness which occurred yesterday
near Lyfarory. 1t seems that while
one of the great landlords of that re-
gloE, named Scully, was serving the
usual notices on his various tenants,
ne was shot and killed by some un-
known person. A strong body of po-
lice soon after made their appearance
at the scene, and attempted to arrest
the culPrit The police in town were
attacked, and two of them shot lead
and four badly wounded. SeveraI !
arrests were subsequently made A.
latest advices quiet had been restored
LONDON. August 10. -Dispatches
received to-day from Constantinonie
state that serious encounter tool
place at Pera, two miles from the CITY
! between the Greek residents and the
Turks in consequence Of the violation
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TROY, N. Y.
The Races.

TROY, August l5.-At the Renes-
saler Park races, the great feature to-
day was the hurdle race, two miles,
4yHr eight hurdles L0bsla won ia
race was three quarters of a mile
dash, won by Clara Clarita, in 1:204
beating Jubal.
On Monday next the opening of
the new route to Boston, over. the
Hoosic Mountain, will be inaugurated
by the Troy Il Boston Railroad.
The third and last race, mile heat,
best two in three, was won by Jubal,
in two straight heats, beating Clara
Clarita. Time. :474 and 40. The
first quarter of the first heat was
made in .264 seconds; second half
mile in 54f seconds.
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New York cold and Stock Narket.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August Is.
MoNEY-Hather more active at 4se5 per
cent. on call loans. There is a general
feeling among the banks in favor of put
ting up the rate l per cent, which W III
ltkely be carried into effect, beginnfn z
next week. fd4 ~ a...l.. Fl -
STERLING-Dull at 9G0IS
GOLD -Firmer; opened at i4655: declined
TO l465E, and closed at L6JaGl47. Exports
TO day VI, $50; do. for the week 1858 ,S0S ~
Gov NEIsNMEsNTs-He Heavy and lower The
TACT that the gold loans are not considered
closed by the Treasury Department, tends
to weaken the Government Bond ms. ct.
and tnere is growing fear of furtiss sales
In case the Department should want more
currency. Coupons of 1881, Il41z0ll5: do
,62, sSallS75: do. '64 lO914gI095S; do. '65,
lll9s@llls4i do. new, l0SGlO81a; do. 67,
lC754@lO71s; do. rs, l0756CGlOS; iO-40s. IO85S
@lOe54. shipments OF cu Iency West for
the week uounts TO Sll 900 900.
BANK SrATEMRNr.-Unfa Loans,
SZ77 SOS, GO; decrease, 81, ,9I7, 1885, Specie S22
s5S 50; decrease, 81 ,s30, SIT. Circulation S34,
ll4,OS7; increase, 1921 Deposits, S228 .56I,-
06l; decrease, s., 100 ,407. Legal Tenders, ST.
935, ,4Sl; Decrease, 81, ,ll6,0G7. n
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NEW ORLEANS.
Legislative Proceedings EdHca-
tiOnal Measures.

New ORLEANS, August 10. = An
act regulating public education IN
Louisiana has been made the special
order in the Legislature for Friday.
Section first provides that the schools
shall he open to all children between
tbs ages Of six and twenty one, with
out distinction as to race or color, or
previous condition. The bill provides
for Board OF Education, to consist
Of the Lieutenant Governor and six
persons, to be appointed by the Gov
ernor and confirmed by the Senate.
The State Superintendent, alone, is TO
be elected by the Directors Of the six
general school districts, into which
the State is 10 be divided, to be ap-
pointed by the Superintendent. The
superintendent is empowered to de-
eide, without appeal, all controversy
or disputes arising under this law. 1t
also invests him with other extraord-
iuary powers. lt requires teachers to
inculcate loyalty to the national Gov
ernment, aud kindness to all men re-
gardless Of race or color.
Section 5 Of chapter 6 provides for
compulsory attendance of all children
between eight and fourteen. without
fixed employment in such school as
may be provided by the Board of Ed
ucati0n at the expense of parents or
guardians, or, in case of poverty, al
the expense of school fund, at the dis
cretion OF the Board. The act pre-
vIdes that In addition to poll tax, a
special tax of one fourth of one per
cent. be levied on all taxable prop
eriy in the STATE.
Section z OF concluding chapter
gives the State superintendent the
right 70 interpret all doubtful provi-
sions of the law.
An informal meeting was h Id las st
night in the Governors Office between
prominent members of both narties
and all conceded that danger of col.
lision was imminent.
Democratic gentlemen EXPRESSED
opinion that the best and only wav 10
secure peace was to stop the system of
4 aggres sive and oppressive legislation
now in progress that Democrats
aud Conservative elements Of the
country expected to accomplish moth
ing except in a legal and constitu-
tiOnal way, but that it was unwise and
improper for State governments to
defy the wishes of the people; that
.ig the Governor would throw himself
upon tho people, they would sustain
him, and no resort to force be neces-
aary for the preservation Of peace.
Governor Yarmouth stated that he
was authorized to say, in behalf Of
the Republicans, that there was
nothing in reason that the Republic
cans can do or concede that will not
be done to secure harmony. He
promised that the measures Of party
policy, obnoxious to the citizens,
shall be modified, and said they were
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cincinnati market.

By TeIegraph.l CINoTSEArI. August 10.
FLoUR-Duil and 25c lower; family s1O@
10 %. "a =
WHEAT-Easier, owing to large receipts; :;
new red S2s92 10; white 2 35tg2 40.
COIRN-93(a9Ic &c for ear. -.-.-...-.t +.
OATS-55W56c for choice No. /.
RYE-Closes dull and not salable at 81 %
CorroN-NoninalIy unchanged.
TOBACCo-U nchanged and nominal.
WHIaKY-Dull at zoe in bond. s.ff. s.. t--.
PoRK-Mess can be bought at s28 IS. b..
LARD-lS5<c.
BULK MEATs-1214(g141zc.
BACoN--Shouldefs firm because of the
light supply, and held at l3i<c: sides easi-
er: clear rib $3.50 f61zc: clear I7g17l<c.
HANS Sugar-cured 2l@22c. = 4 ~ w
BUTIER--Plentier and lc lower; fresh
35@37c. I+'T (.
CHEEsE-Firm at l416c for Western Re
serve and factory. asr
rel.
PEACHES Plenty and duh at 81 5O93 90
per bushel. ifr8f affsrtE arH IN,lHf ff
HAY-Very dull.
GOLD-l45L. SEQ sat gt e.a l,,f cas- II
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Gold closed in New York, Saturday. at
~.
The brlclxinyers OF New York have COM
menced the organization of Cooper
alive Association, with shares at $40 each,
to erect buildings themselves without be-
ing controlled by contractors.
A Toronto dispatch of the 14th says that
large fires are again raging In the woods
in the neighborhood of Belle SIvart and
Leroy. on the Northern Railroad. Mr..
Sayes's Snw mill at the former place was
several times on fire, but was extlnguish-
ed. A million of dollars worth of lumber
and forest has been destroyed.
A Boston dispatch of date the 18th says
F. a. Rollins, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, was at the Parker House yester-
day. lie leaves here for Washington to-
day, with his health much Improved by
his visit to the sea shore.
TIE Auburn correspondent OF the New
York Herald says that Secretary Seward
has stated that he could not consistently
support Seymour, aud IL Is believed, from
the drift OF his conversation, that he will
support the Republicans.
Additional reports of the Indian troubles
I'm Kansas state that the Indians and set
tiers are still lighting on Asher Creek, and
three more men killed. The Indians are
coming down solomon Creek In large
numbers. The people on Asher Creek and
all above are cut off. They are out OF pro-
Visions and their ammunition nearly ex-
hausted. Later reports say the Indians
are numbering the settlers on solomon
Greek.
The remains of Thaddeus Stevens reach
ed Lancaster on the 14th inst at 6:l5.
tTpoLathe arriva. OF the train at the depot
the procession moved to the residence of
the deceased statesman. The remains l lie
in state, guarded by the Zouaves. A large
meetiug OF citizens, irrespective OF party,
was held in the Court House, after the
arrival OF the escort and the remains, and
arrangements were made for the proper
observance OF the day of the funeral. The
funeral viii take place at ? O'Clock PM.
and proceed TO Shrler's Cemetery, where
MIR. stevens selected lot about year
ago.
The Rev. MIR. Tying and his friends have
IN circulation for signatures memorial
TO General Coulter, of the Episcopal
Church, which meets next October, TO re-
peal the canon under which lie was tried
and condemned, making a parish and geo
graz hical division of territory, or so mod
ify it as to apply only to unauthorized at
temptS TO form new parishes or to intru-
siops upon actual enrolled parishoners It's
other ministers of the church. Another
memorial asks Tor the simple repeal, leav-
ing the whole matter to be governed By
preface TO the ordinal IN prayer book.
A san Domingo letter of the 25th l ist.
states that Orgaudo, the revolutionary
leader, was within three miles of Azna.
General Cabral was with him.
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Sons.
Shattered COnstItul..

Our constitutions are elastic. T. sctiy
not easily shattered. In fact, str. :
speaking, Death alone can shatter then.
for they represent the reserve of vitality,
which enables the enfeebled system to re-
act when the pressure of disease Is re-
moved from IL. But It is the fashion,
when the body Is weak, the circulation
languid, the nerves tremulous, and the
mind depressed, to say that the constltu-
ton Is ruined, or broken down, or shat
tered. In cases of the kind described
administe HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, and it viii soon be seen how
little ground there Is for this stereotyped
note of alarm. The tonic and Alternative
pl opertfes of the specific, rapidly diffused
through the whole organization by the
sttmulant which forms its basis, will i'm
medfately create a favorable reaction, and
this terminating process will go on as the
meotcine is continued, until strength,
health, and mental activity are COM
pletely restored. Every day cures of this
kind are accomplished. Let the debiIi-
tahed invalid, when told by his condoling
friends that his constitution is shatter.
ed, have recourse at once to this strength
recruiting preparation. In which the finest
stomachlcs and alternatives of the Vege-
table kingdom are represented, and he
VIII soon be able to meet their gloomy
forebodtngs with a confident smile. and 10
announce that he has taken a new lease
OF life under It's vitaiizing operation.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph lnoas CHICAGO. Aug, Is a
FLoUR-Dun at 80 75@I1 75 for Spring ex-
tras. 10 s4Qoaf5 8ul = .ast8s - sfsfsl "A iF
ss lWHEAT-Fairly active al I1z92c higher:
sales of No. at 81 859I Ss; No. at 81 76@
81 tn: closing at 81 n Tor No. 2. Market
unchanged since noon Board. s-Ifal
CoRN-Active st Ic lower; sales of No.
at 994Sl 90; No.2 at 9899Ss@c: registered &C
g39eoHc; closing at e9c for No. in store.
Market unchanged this afternoon.
'OATS-M Moderately active and 1z(as<c low
ers sales at 53954zc; closing at 63@53.
RYE &c lower; sales of No. at 81 $40
81 35: closing at inside rate.
BARLEx-Unsettled and Irregular; clos
Ing at 81 so for No. I'm store. zse. u.
PROVISIONS - Dull and Inactive; Mess
PORK, NOMINAL ut S29 25029 5O Lard, I7s<@
l8c. sugar pickled hams and bulk meals,
Inactive.
III HIGHwTNEs = Inactive and nominal at
60c for bonded. u#us nsftrro.
CATTIE-Uull and unbalanced
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Louisville Market.

isy Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. Aug. Is.
TOBACCO Sales 63 hhds. at firm rates
Iugs To medium leaf 81 0O@I3 90; cutting
$40 50aI7 90.
FLoUR-Superfine 81 90. -...s4 tkaAes A. s-.
WHEAT-Prime 81 Is for red and e2 20 for
white. .-.-.....-.---,-. II I7tl-
aCoRN-In bulk 9Oc. %
OATS--At 456g4Sc. a.
MESS PORK AT S29 90.
LARD At IS5<e. tlI 1850 -tHsn
CUT MEATs-Clear rib sides lie, and clear
sides NE Iff .
BULK MEATs-Shoulders I2s4c; clear sides
16Lc.
WHIsKY-Raw free 81 25,gI so.
CorToN-Middling 2S1zc.
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PITTsBURG.
Railroad Accident.

PITTsBURG, August 15-The freight
aud construction train collided on the
o. G. & A, Railroad, near housewife,
this afternoon. Two men were killed
and twelve wounded--all workmen on
the construction train. The names
were not ascertained.
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earnest in their desire to secure the
welfare Of the people. and 10 secure
peace and order. Another meeting
will be held in a few days, when, it is
believed, some practical illustration
of the mutual desire for harmony will
be presented.
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az. Lnnis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. August 10.
ToBAcCo-Active and unchanged agl
FLoUR-Unchanged sales superfine at
So 25C9G %: extra 81 2578 Is; double extra
S9t9l0; xxx TO fancy S1 25taI3 tHN
WHEAT-Duli and heavy ;prfme to fancy
red Fall ranges at 81 S5g2 35; choice white
sold at 81 s. ~ r4tfsi = lHn
CoRN--Very little demand; white sold at
92(G96c.
OATs-Dull and lower at 50953c.
RYE-Nothing done. HnW e# g u~a
PoRK-Firm, with sales at 500 75a30 80.
BAcoN-Packers generally ask 17Lac for.
new shoulders and clear sides; and old
clear slider could not be had for l7c; clear
rib sides sold at 1634c.
LARD-Ch Dice tlerce is held at Is1Sc.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Teiegraph.l NEW YORK. August Is.
DRY GooDs-The weather Is delightful
and trade fairly active especially In sea-
sonable styles of wOrsted and wooden
goods and silk ribbons, but IL Is still q lit
tie quiet In cotton fabrics. Prices are gem
orally firm at 171ac for brown standard
sheetings. and 1879 e1l4c for prints of the
best makes; l214c for morning prints; I2c
for brown standard drills, and lSc for Lam
casi er gfnghams; lie for GIasgows; 20c for
delaines of the leading makes; I8c for
spragues: 2lc for Pacific armures : r265zc for
Harvest denims; Soc for Otis A x A and
Carlton do; l3c for lLouesdales paper cam
hrics, and li1ac for red cross and green star
Virgins.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
Man Drowned.

ATLANTIC Cry, Aug. ia man
named John Reynolds, was drowned
in the surf here to-day, while bathing.
Body recovered. This is the second
case Of drawing which has occurred
here this week. m
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MOFHERSI MOTHERS! MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
FOR UHTLDREN TEETHTN

This valuable preparation has been used
With nereT failing success fn thousands OF
o1ses, f# IH
1t not only relieves the child from pain
but tnYigorateS the stomach and bowels,
col rects aeidtfy, and gives tone and energy
10 the whole system. 1t will also Instantly
relieve GRIPIEG IN THE BOWELS and WIND
COIIC. =
We believe IL Is the best and sasrest rem
sdy f1l the sU0TEd in all cases OF Dasente9-S
and Dt0Tyh0ed IN Children, whether arising
nom teething or any other cause
Full directions Tor using Will accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for F" MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Iae-siyH.
de of CURTIS d PERKINS" +" on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Jea d&w8m
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of the grave of Prince Mirdites. The
troops of the Sultan were called out
to suppress the riot, and fired upon
the Greeks, killing a large number.
The latter fled TO the residence OF the
foreign Consulate for refuge. The
trouble was finally suppressed by the
active measures of the soldiery. ..L-
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BELGIUM.

ANTWERP, August 15.-sMonday
and Tuesday next will be generally
observed as holidays in this city, and
the Exchange and produce market,
therefore, will be closed. Among the
features of the day will be reviews of
the troops. 1@
The Paris MohiteaT says, semi-offi
cially, in relation to the new French
loan, that thirty-four times the amount
of money asked for has already been
subscribed.
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WHEELING, VA.
Large Open.Air Meeting.

WHEELING, Va, August ia
large and enthusiastic open-air meet
ing was held this evening by the De-
moeracy. The speakers were r.. NJ !.
Gibson, ESQ, of Pitsburg, and III. s.
Walker, Democratic candidate for
Congress in the First District.
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WASHINGTON.
Attempt at Suicide.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-J. A.
Bingham, late Deputy Collector of
Richmond, attempted suicide, caused
by disappointment in not being rein
stated.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. August 10.
CoIToH-Receipts bales, exports none.
ELoUR-Dulf: superfine 81 %.
WHEAT-Sl S092 90.
CORN-S0c.
OATS-55c.
HAY--Scarce.
BRAN-S2l 20.
CORN MEAL-Sf 406t4 60.
BACON - shoulders 13I2c, and clear sides
17s<c. fs Fl FF-E,lS-i = = q
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BUFFALO. August 15.-The Meg
ara Ball Club, of this city, beat the
Excelsior Ball Club, of Rochester,
10 to 10.
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FRANCE

PARIS. August 15.-The fete day,
in honor of the Inauguration of the
first Emperor Napoleon, was cele-
brated to-day with great pomp. All
the officials of the Court, together
with Emperor Napoleon and family,
attended grand TeDeum, at Notre
Dame. After ceremonies, the En-
perOr left for Fointainebleau.
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4 EL E c. r. AP III.

~. -z-& I'D -&A ~ Ia Ia - 41-o
News by Atlantic Cable.
Australian News.
More About Diseased Cat
tie.
The Races at Troy, N. Y.
Railroad Accident.
Louisiana Legislative Pre-
ceedings.
An Attempt at Suicide.
miscellaneous Intelligence.
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This justly celebrated Native Wine
made from the juice OF the Oporto Grape,
tonic and strengthening properties are
unsurpassed by any other native Wine
Being the pure juice of the grape nro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's own PERSONAL
supervision. Its purity and genuineness
are guaranteed. The youngest child may
partake OF us generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid may use it TO advantage.
It Is particularly beneficial to the aged
ana oepiIttated, and suitable to the va
rious ailments that afsiict the weaker sex.
IL is In every respect Ff .a'
n VINE TO BE RELIED ON
Invallds use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Eemales Use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
weakly persons find benefit by It's use.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines. 9f
ES- Sold by druggists. -
A. Speer's Vineyard, New Jersey. once
24S broadway, New York. lde4bV dly q
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BatehelOr's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect bye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints: reme-
dies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
otnck or br0tCga. Sold by all Druggists and
Pprfumers; and properly applied at Ba' cIl-
slor's Wig Factory, No. tG Bond Stle
View YORK. Iap3O diy
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ALLENTOWN, Pa.

Congressional Candidate Nominated.
ALLENTOWN, PA, Aug. 15.-John
ID. Stiles was to-day nOmina ted as
the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, from the District comprising
Lehigh aud Montgomery counties.
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Cartei's celebrated Combined wvr,,,r.
and Copying Ink-the best I'm the n,arho,
In quarts. pints, haif-pints. and sc,,c.oI
packages. -.a
ArnoId's celebrated WRITING Ar,,,a =,
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Flufd. Tn Mint an,,
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other inks manurac.
tured TO order.
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An Attempt at Suicide.

miscellaneous Intelligence.
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=, Their stock consists In part OF the follow.

at a small advance on Eastern cost.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-08
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Grand Lodge OF Louisiana.
rHE 3. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, l. O. o. p.
fuiy In New Orleans ocer for present year sSs-E
4usha, OF No. NJ W. Grand Master; r. Hum of No Sc
T. w. D. Grand Master; Z. II. Fsirchild, Of No L. r W
irsnd Warden; Josiah Foger ofNo G. R. w. Grand Secre-
sy Dslesdernier, Of No. 40. W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Homes, of No. Is and j. O. Dunlap of No Is R. w.
Representatives q L. U. Rev @. l. More Of No Is w.
3and Chaplain; John B. Heno Of No. W. Grand Marshall
A. MaEuresu Of No 40 W. Grand Conductor; j. Reimer
No. ~ Grand Guardian; P. q. J. n Littlsjohn of No.
Is, w. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrxRs-P g. John p. Barnett
No. H. District No. 2; p @. A. J. vsndegrir Of No o.
District No 5; p. G. g. Grsamore Of No 81 District No
4; r. g. p Clarke. of No IS, District No g. p O. B. e.
CLANCY Of No District No. Il O. Jacob schreiner of
NO. 30 District No IL; P. G. H. Hunsicker of No. a. Dis
'rct No. Il; p. @. q. w. Guth of No. % District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES State Of the Order-P a. Sire Geo.
W. Race of No IL P. G. Master W. c. Wilson, Of x0 s;
z. g. Master Gardner Smith, of No u.
yudioaL-P. @. Master Luther Homes of No lis: p a.
D. D. G. NJ Phi Schneider Of No. 10; r. @. d. wsidner o
No. a.
Constitution and By,Lavs-P q. Master George Nunrss
or, Of No. 20; P. @. Henry Haskell of No. ls; p G. VIM
Wisett, Of No. IL.
Petitions and Appsals.-P. q. Master j. a. Dunlap Of No.
y; r. o. L. Graham. of No. a. P. d. @. n. Benjamin
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