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established BY Law, Which shall not be in
creased Or. diminished during their of1icia
tefn. and they shall not, after the expiration
Of tho terms Of those in Office at the adoptioj
OF tins constitution, receive to their own use
any ices, costs, perquisites of Office, OF othe
persation- And all fees that NAV thereaf
ter be payable by law for any services uer
formed by any officer provided for in this arti
GIG or tho constitution. shall DO paid in advance
/ INTO the State Treasury.
Definition and Onth of OHlce,
SEC. - An office is public position. Great
ed by the constitution or law, continuing dur
! ing the pleasure Of tho appointing power. a.
for h1ed time, With a successor elected O!
! appointed. 1pna An employment is an agency, to-
purpose is accomplished.
sEc. - All clv1 officers, except uembers
or the General Assembly and such inferio,
;othcers as may be BY law exempted. ahaIl. bc.
fore they enter on tho duties Of their respee
tive Offices. take and subscribe the folloTins
oath or afiir1untiou:.
=. may be) that will support tile Constitution oi
the United States, and the Constitution Of 4ho
State of Illinois, aud that wilt faithfullv dis.
charge the duties of the Office Of - ae.
cor2ing to tho best Of my ability"
And no other oath, declaration or test shall
be required as qualification
/ ARTICLE VI
4; JUDICIAL DEpAnI,uSr.
SECTION !. The judicial poHers, e1ccpt az
IN this article is Otherwise provided, shall ba
vested in one Supreme Court, Circuit Courts,
County Courts, Justices Of the Peace. Polica,
Magistrates. and in such courts as NAV be- cre-
ated by Law in and for cities and INCORPORATED
towns.
Supreme Couyt.
SEQ. 2. The Supreme Court shall CONSIST Of
seven Judges, and shall have original jurisdic-
tton in cases relating TO the. revenue, in n,an-
dan'.s and aabeas eot1a<s, aud appellate juris-
diction in al other cases Ono Or said J1dges
shall be Chief Justice; four shall coustituta !
quorum, and the concurrence of four shali ta
necessary 10 every decision.
Sec. s No person shall be elidh1e to t1,e
Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court unless
he shall be ut least 80 years Of age aud 4 citi.
zen Of the United States, nor unless ha sLau
haye resided in this State Eve years next pre-
ceiling his election, and be h resident OF the
district IN which he shall 6e elected.
SEC L Terms Of the Supreme Court sha1]
continue to be held. in the present grand divi.
eions in the several plaeea nov provided ia,
holding the game; and, until otherwise pro.
vided by law, one or more terms of said oouri
shall be held, for the Northesn Division, in TIC
city Of Chicago, each year, ut such times a.
said court may appoiut, whenever said city o,
tho County Of Cook shalt provide appropriate
rooms thesefog, sad Tho usa ots auifable libsa
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ner as may be consistent with the principles OF
| TAXATION fixed in this constitution.
SEC. j. Ths property Of the State, counties,
| and other municipal corporations, both real
and personal, and such other property as may
be used exclusively for agricultural and horti-
cultural societies, for school, religious, GENE.
tery, and charitable purposes, may be e1-
emGted from ta1ntion: but stcL exemption
shal! be only BY general 1aw. In the assess-
ment Of real estate, encountered By public
easement, my depreciation occasfoned by such
easement may bo deducted in the valuation OF
such property.
SEC 4. The General Assembly shall provide,
IN al1 cases where it may be necessary to,sell
real estate for tho non-payment OF taxes or
/ special assessInents, for State, county, mnni-
+ clpal or other purposes, that return OF such
unpaid taxes or assessments shau DO made to
/ some general officer OF the county having
I authority to receive State and county taxes;
and there shal be no salo Of said property for
any OF said taxes or assessments but by said
court OF record.
Sec 5 The right Of redemption from all
sales Of real estate, for tho non-payment OF
taxes or special assessments Of any character
whafeycr, shall exist in favor Of owners and
4: Petsens interested in such real estate, for &
period OF not less than two years from such
Halss thereof And the General Assembly shan
provide, BY Law, for, Reasonable notice to be
g1gen 10 the owners or parties interested, by
pIhllcatlon, or Otherwise. OF the fact of the
sale Of the property for such, taxes or assess
3 me9ts' a13n when the time OF redemption shall
e-pne. Fror1dei, that occupants sha11 in ali
cases oe served with personal notice before tho
time OF redemption expires.
4 DEC. i. Ihe Generl Assembly shall bare no
power 70 release or discharge any county: dss'
township, town, Or district whatever, or re m
aahtanta thereof, or the property thelsri, r. ~
irom their propoztionate share Of taxes 70 20
levied Tor State purposeS nor shall coa2nut0 e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

The most graphite accounts o.
The great fire at Conslahtinoplc iai!
20 convey an idea of its horrors and
dcstruclivrncss. Moro than 1905
kouscs were destroyed, and proper
~ to the value OF SO, 100000 wa!
sacrificed. More than one thousand
dead bodies have been recovered.
and there arc still fourteen hundred
missing persons unaccounted ior'-
Seven fire companies, engines and
men persisted in the flames they en-
dcavnrcd to subduc. Tho horrible
incidents are too numerous to dc,
tail. Sirangcst Of all is the fact
that the fire thus destructive ragged
but q few hours, and spread with
such rapidity that buildings were
swept away in an instant, and with
an explosion like that OLA cannon
Such awful Destructive fires are, for
,unatcly, hardly possible in Amer'-
can cities. with their broad avenues,
brick buildings and superior fire
engines.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
PLANTATION BIrTERS

This wonderful Tcge.
table restorative .. The
sheei-anchor or The feeble
and debIlltaiod. As n
tonic and cordial for the
agcd and languld II has
no equal among stomach
les. As u remedy for
the nervous weakness 10
which women are espcc-
tally subject, it IL
superseding every other
stimulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or f'rigid, ID acts
as n specific in every
species OF disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it Is iniroS
duced il becomes u
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. Ii is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and tho most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

t.ts. JOE. SHELBY.-Thc Kansas
Cilv Times Indignantly denies the
imputation made upon the charac'
Ter of Gen. Shelby b. a newspaper
correspondent, who Claims that he
has turned Radical, and says when
the ninety thousand free white
Democrats Of Missouri arc emf an,
chiscd, it will be time enough to scc
what kind of race he will make
for Governor. The Times pays II
passing tribute TO Gen. Loagstrcet
thus; The South has but ono James
Lcngstrcct, just as the revolution
produced but one Benedict Arnold;
and to another State than Missouri
belongs the infamy of giving birth
TO such an offspring as the present
Collector, present Loyal League nc
gro fetch worshipper, New Orleans
bastard, James Longstrect.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
Smith county can boast of havlnga first

Smith county can boast of having first
rate furniture factory.-[ Reporter.
We have in Mckinney a cabinet shop
that is now turning out as neat and sub
sianiial furniture as any gentleman needs
10 grace his rarlor. And more, we have
,l,e preiiiest walnut 10 be found on the
globe Mckinney Enquirer.
Aud sir. Phelps, Of Dallas, can't be bea-
Ten in doing fine job Of cabinet work.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

\ FlGnT orr oUR CoAsT !'roDAu
During orr late litllc nnpIcusani-
nrsa lhc citizens Of Chcrbonrg had
f. holiday sight in witnessing the
ocean duel between the kcarsargc
and the Alabama. New Workers
muy probably have an opportunity
of cn.ioyinga similar sensation now
for there arc in Qua waters the
North German irigatc Anconn, q
100 horse power and twcnt.y.cighl
Guns. and tho French iri@atc Semi
i.amis and the srhool-ship Jean Bart
]lalf dozen leagues would not b.
too long suiI for scnsa'ion.loving
New Workers 10 90 to see this fight.
Washington Dispatch,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
DR.. RICLEA.U'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES;

Use these only, ata save timc, health and money.
$1,000 REWaIs ID for any ease of disease IN
any stage which they fail to cure.
Jar. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BhLSAM, No. !. cnr"r
~ Ulcers liberated Sore Throa, aud Mouth, Sore
Eyes, Cutancous Eruptions Copper c"iorci bc'c'rs,
Soreness of the Scalp scruup, Sc; 1t u the greatest
Ecnoyntor, Alternative aud Hood Purifier known,
all mercury frF!n the system, aud leaves the
blood pure aud healthy.
I'M RlCHAu'S G6LDEN i,ALSAM, No. g cures
~ Mcrcurnl Affections, Illumination III all its
forms. and gives immediate relief In n'l cases.
Price Of either No. orr, So per bottle, or tw"
bottles far So.
IIE. IICIIAU'S Golden ASTfDOTE, a rapid
~ aud radical cure for all urinary arrangements.
Price So per bottle.
INR. RiCHAU'S GOLDEN NhiXfR D'AM0UR,
j J u radical ctc rir EcrvBiis or General Debility
in old Or Young; impariing energy with wonderful
effect Price 81 per bottle, two bot ties for ~.
On receipt OF price these remedies will be shipped
to my place Prompt attention pnidIo all cores.
pondenfs. None genuine without the name Of "DW
IICIAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, y. u RICH
ARDS, Sole proprictor,n blown III glass of hn,lcs.
Address Dir. d. b. RICHARDS, No. 20 |aiick
ST., New YG'k.
Nov G, ISGJ-S.1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

No character can be lastingly in
,urcd by a fearless discharge of
duty. Calumny or prejudice may
obscure il for time, but in the end
it will shine the brighter for the
clouds which obscurcd it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

According TO the records Of the
Chinese Companies, there were Al,
900 Chiaamsn in California, in
last October.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity Of Machinery
Using both threads directly from the
spools.
No fasIcring of seams By hand and no
waste OF thread.
Widcrangc Of application without change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and iirmncss
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing Al kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines, tLcse Machines
execute the most beautiful and permanent
Embroidery and ornamental work.
sfy" The Highest Premiums at all the
Fairs and Exhibitions of the United
States and Europe, have been award
ed the Grover and Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, and tile work don5 By them,
wherever exhibited IN competitor.
Ras" The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF TEE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred OH the representa-
tive of Grover e Baker Sewing
Machines, at the Exposition Univer-
selle, Paris 1867, thus attesting their
great superiority over all other Sew
Ing Machines.
re- An illustrated pamphlet, rontnin-
ing price lists, w Itb SAMPLES 6f both tho
Grovtr s, Baker Stitch and the shuttle
stitch in variOns fabrics, VIII DC fur
nisLed on request. For snie by
T.. a. SMITH,
Galveston, Texas.
April ., 1870 -29:1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

California produces about 20, O00, :
600 bushels Of wheat, 5000, 600
,,osnds Of batter aud 100000 gal
io8s Of wine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

VIC never contend with those far
above, or much below us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Docs the man who weighs his
words use scales?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

T're,ps have gene to Fort Valley, Ca, to
put down Sambo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

ne noble ani heroic ladies com
posing III. l.ndlc, Memorial .\S>"c'n.
hon al Fredericksburg, Va have AZ
pointed Gen. Magru'lrr agent for
Texas In solicit funds for the ~
mnvul AMI rc.intcrring The rcmnins
NJ The Con,tdrrutrs who fell npom
the fields uf Fredericksburg, Chan
crllorsvi!lc and tho Wilderness.
Those noble woman, n0twithstand'
img their losses aui poverty, have
devoted their labor aud small means
tn the cXtun, of S2O,OGO in The per
fnrmanrc uf this sacred duty al
hmrving nrlRllvn heroes without dis
,inn or States. May more fortunate
mad prosperous Texas respond spon
,uncnusly 10 Il call So near and dear
10 all that il sacred in our heroic
past Austin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

!. \. Os-sf'l.mr- Appointed
Jul..c IN TIM h'r ,NA above ~, com
lr,,,ai at Me- rohnt'os uI li"sqnr,
irn,h. Crry,,i, etc, Is resident Of
Austin county. AMI before nud soma
tan. slnrc lhr wur WIS editor al lh"
n,llvi.lr Cnuuiryman, Mr., % was
It very gpod editor, hut We hav"
heard no,hlug IN regard Ia his nbill'
Is Us II luNycr-L Waco Register
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Grs Tmuu,s T.. ru.s ahr 1'ul
recently al bis l-mr, .n jefferson
I'iv. Me. u.el ~, va- Wee Pre- +
d.ui ni thr convention which nomi
iairl Seymour Ter lhe Presidency,
Nr SEES uuli-v 81 Nitrg.n'a, g.
unv,si io Missouri ia ! -I4. WAS yls.-
id Lieut.. Iny,'lrr Ia lists, q. 4
p-a. twice hrairn f'r Governor
Onrc hy ten Sterling Price, di'-
iaui eM,\r. amt uran by Thomas
a. fAivl..r ~ wu- v',v'r,l IA Con
rv-s IN lsie from iAo Finh his
u},' 81 Missouri IT, wns n 'radiu-
t,i'rmA mun rr many vonrs, aud
lanM,i.shcd mach In hrllu'i uf tie
rtaAvy FN-iem q, h'- State,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Light damagcs-keroscno cxplo-
sions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

Case" hardened people-prin
tiers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

II takes 100 head of cattle TO supply
Philadelphia with beef for single day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
LORILLARD's YACur CLUn

LORILLARD'S YACHT CLUR
smoking Is the finest Bright Tobacco
made, BeHg fee fr1m Nicotine, Which is
extracted by n patent process, Il does no,
lnluro weak constitutions, Persons If
seleniary occupations, as well a. students
anl literary men, will fad none oT the in-
Jursons aner,nilcels, resulting FROM orlina.
~ tobacco, !, Is much lighter Ia weight
than common tobacco, and q pognil will
last twice as long as other kinds. rtd0es
not clog The pipe, MOI burn the
toiigue.
LORILEtRD'S EurcRa SmOIl-
Ing has become 30 popular that many
limitations OF worthless character are Of.
ieFed for sale by some dealers because they
can buy the counterfeit article for little
less aud rs the same are calculated TO lie.
ocivo the customers, We desire 10 direct
heir attention To The imposition that is
praciiccd Upon them; rs they are the
main losers thereby, being obliged 10 pay
NJ much at retail for II Ms will buy the
genuine article.
In addition 10 the above. We have many
favoritc brnn l., which will he shown with
pleasure. a circular giving prices, dis.
counts, terms, &c., will be- untitled on mp.
plicalion.
LC1xEhaRr's CENTURY
Chewing has now become SO well known
that We deem it useless to pack 500 daily
in the small tin.roil papers any longer,
aud have therefore discontinued the same.
Our various brands Of Stockings, Chew
ings, Plug TohaccOs, and Snuns, will he
found uron trial, not Only popular goods
but n, prices dcfying ompciiion from re.
sponsibsc manufacturers everywhere. We
arc continually producing novelties TO
which Tie NOrIcE OF TuE TRADE is in.
yitel. I. LOEILLARD IL CO.,
10, Is aud 20 Chambers Street y. Y.
July . lSTO-i2'2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

The population of San Francisco
is estimated at 10000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

TnE TENAs ELECTION CAsg.-Mr,
Paine, (Rvp) of Wis, from the
Committee on Elections, reported
resolutions in the Texas contested
cleciion case of Grafton against
Conner, and that Grafton IL not eli,
titled to the scat, and that the con-
ijrmu,ion orthc right Of Conner, the
sitting member, be postponed until
next session. Agreed TO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

The san iiFnrcs out = Democratic
majority In the next Congress-
This Is equivalent To n confession
from good Radical authority that
the Democrats are going to elect
the nest President, For, II Is al
most iuvariuhlc in politics that the
political rompicxion of the Congress
preceding the Presidential election,
always determines tho character of
the coming struggle, Verify, Dana's
head is lcvcl.-[N. y. Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06

W u. s0rLEY, ISAAC MckIM, j. l.. owESs
of Galveston. Of Baltimore. OF Galveston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
sPoILiNG FoR A FIGHT.

A Warljlko Man With Curious Name Search
ing for Orauscmen and tho Result.
One Of those cases which from time to time
come up in police courts, and to understand which
1t would take one of the wise men Of the East
came before Justice Bixby, at the Yorkvile Police
Court, yesterday. So complicated was 1t that 1t Is
doubtful even II the wel-balanced Judgment Of the
Justice comprehended the case after thorough In
vestgation.
stephen K. HogeboOm was arraiyned charged
with anti-Orange principles, inasmuch as
he went up to Patrick Tighe, who was digging o
sewer In Slxtynnh street, and asked him II he was
an OranGeman or If there were any at work there.
Pat was not Of course, all A. z. A., and told the
fellow with the long pane 30, when that young
gentleman who pretended that he was drunk, took
with 1t TO do Pat bodily harm. He thought BETTER
however, OF such an Intention, and throwing down
the pick walked Off to q short distance where he
Dred on Jonn Murphy, the foreman over the work.
stance as 1t was developed the investigation. The
evidence for the defence followed, which consisted
simply OF the prisoners statement. Mr.. Nathan Ne5bt
appeared Tor the prisoner. TO those who knew Mr..
Nesbit who Is himself q member Of the American
Protestant Assoclatlon or Orange organization the
fact OF his appearing to defend the man who, II the
evidence for the prosecution he true hrSed for the
blood OF an Orangenan, does not look very well for
MN, ana every A. Z. A. should know It, The pr-
soner said that he was only securing out his re-
volver and saw no one whatever, much less to fire
AT any person. He was committed without bail to
anawer. This Will, it Is hoped, be warning to
others equally inclined to spill orange blood or Cath
Ole either. HOgeboOm said his people for genera
English, and that IL was from England his ancestors
came here. lie is also o Protestant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16
81. CABalEL,s GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Commencement Exercises Inst Evening Mt
the School Hall in East Thirty-Sixth Street.

Commencement Exercises Inst Evening mt
the School Hall in East Thirty-Sixth Street.
st. Gabrtels Grammar School, which numbers 800
pupils, held Its commencement exercises last even
ing at the school hall in East Thirty-sixth street.
There were about $50 persons present In the
audience, and among those occupying prominent
position on the platform were the Reys. W. H.
Kimeary, Reverend Director Manhattan Academy
Mr.. Kiddle, superintendent Board OF Education and
Messrs Muilaly, Boyle and Smytne.
Ninety pupils, comprising all the grades OF the
first class, Were present and took part in the exer
ciSes. banner representing ''Granuafe weeping
over fallen Ireland" with the Genius OF
America rising through the mists OF the
sea- was suspended across the hall with the
American colors. The programme YVES rather
lengthy one, consisting OF declamations
DO, lnterspersed with music. An essay by
Master u. J.: McMahon, introduced by q
couplet from Let Erin Remember the Days OF Old"
In 1t was recited the history OF Ireland from more
than 400 years before Christ down to the late raid at
Malone and 1t was copi0usly interspcrsed with eX.
tracts from Davis Moore and other poets,
giving Ireland the credit Of civhizng England,
which, considering the backward state OF that island
at the present time, was no great compliment The
finest defamation OF the evening was that entitled
the "Polish Boy" by Master Charles J. Sullivan,
which was encored. The musical part Of the pro.
grarnme was finely performed especially the violin
solo by Messrs. J. j. O'Toole and B. j. McCabe, ana
the choruses from 'TThe Messiah'' and ''Hermann
and the grand chorus "Lautla Zlon."
There was presentation OF certificates OF merit
and Of five gold medals from Sheriff. O'Bren; also
award OF prizes consisting Of presentation books
with which large table WAS loaded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16

Prominent Arrivals In this City Yesterday.
Count Corti, Italian Minister, and Count Colobian0
Secretary Of Italian Legation; George NJ. Pullman or
Chicago, and T. K. Lathrop, Of Boston, are OF the
Brevoort House. -'
Major Drastic, Of Massachusetts,; DR.. johnson, Of
Montreal; Q. E. Trail Of Maryland Colonel Bell, or
Arkansas: R. II. Low, Of Middletown; O. Noble, Of
Detroit; W. McCalpin, OF Cincinnati and J. B..
Baker, Of st. Louis are ct the fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel ]. Il. Howe, OF Chicago; Dr. George B.
Linderman. Of Pennsylvania, and Congressman, r..
Van Trump, OF Ohio, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont and George g..
Hubert, OF Chicago are at the Irving House. rst.
DR.. w. J. Simon Of the United States Navy; q. B..
James, OF the Treasury Department at Washington;
Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsylvania; Captain W. Cobb,
Of Massachusetts,; A. @. Cary, Of Boston; George
Innis, Of Poughkeepsie; G. Wendell, of Washington;
J. Kaargaritu and K. Sovginoora, Of Japan are a.
the Astor House. 2A@4A
Major Aurdock, Major Layton and O. R. Layton, OF
the United States Army; Colonel F. M. Orr Of Pro-
violence; Judge J. p. Brown, Of San Franclscos
General o. Martin and General R. Hail. OF Cubay
Judge ]. Gordon, OF Kentucky, ana Judge Hovey, OF
South Carolina. are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
A. B. Cole, Of Chicago; W. II. Adam, of Savannah,
Ga, and O. Buchanan Of Hayerstraw, at the st..
Charles Hotel sfi n 81. i-r-s-
Captain Thomas Kimban and Major e. r. Browne.
of Salem, Mass, and George N. Parker, of Mobile,
are at the Hoffman House. o
Captain Browning Of the United States Armys
Colonel s. Bassett French and James Alfred Jones,
Of Richmond; ]. d. Mallory and r. G. Gilman, Of
Chicago, are at the Coleman House
Professor Thorp, Of St. Louis; Dr. W. Adams OF
st. john NJ b. and Captain Alexander Malcolm, OF
England are at the st. Elmo Hotel.