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Manchestcr News.

The Suroey. citizens express some any.
iety in regard to the survey of the town.
which we learn is about completed. The mar
is being prepared by Mr.. M. Martie, and we
| presume will be ready for exhibition in n few
| daVs. The corner'stones have all been re-
moved to their proper positions, and the width
! OF the streets conform, as near as NAV be. TO
| the original survey made by Major Mayo in the
| year 1916. The parallel streets are Sc feet
| and the cross streets 33 feet wide From the
report of the surveyor, Colonel John G. Clarke
of Richmond, it appears that but little regard
has been paid to the line Of the streets by ner.
sons erecting buildings thereon, causing con.
siderable irregu'arity. This, however, we feel
assured will not be the case in future. az II
will become the duty of the Trustees to see
that proper regard is had to the streets in
erecting buildings. We hope soon to see this
survey extended throughout the addition re.
Gently made to our town, and Judging from
the energy heretofore displayed BY our present
Board OF Trustees, in matters pertaining to
the improvements of the town, we do not
doubt that this will be done at an early day.
The Fridge Committee have furnished the
board OF trustees with complete drawing of
the free bridge. 1t represents an iron su5er.
structure with nineteen piers, and looks well
on paper Those wishing to see the drawing
can call at tne once OF the secretary of the
board, Mr.. R. H. Beazley, who is an accommos
dating gentleman.
Knights Of Pyhias.-At the meeting ,f
Friendship Lodge, last night, communication
was received from the "bridge committee" in.
viting them, and through them the other
Lodges in this jurisdiction, to participate in
laying the corner stone of the free bridge,
winch Is to take place on the 10th of May next.
Love Scrape.--W We notice in the Whiq
OF this morning, that one of our citizens was
mentioned as being the victim of love scrape.
We hope the story will be written out by The
author, Mr.. X. ii. Beazley.
Persons having hogs had better look after
them,. II they want TO make any meat for next
christmas, as we notice the hog law is in ope~
ration. We hope that the deg law will be-
rigidly enforced, and not make one dog pay
the tax of ten.
The hammer of improvement is heard in all |
directions, calling the attention of the passef> |
BY to the fact that Manchester is waking from |
her long supine condition.
The ne'o courthouse is presenting fine ap-
pearance.
Mayo's bridge will be finished in few days. |
Manchester Letter List.-Persons calling for
letters in this list wall say they are advertised.
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centre OF operations against Courbeyoie.
Long Champs and Asnieres.

centre of operations against Courbeyoie
Long Champs and Asnieres.
Versailles, April l3.-It is officially an.
nouuced that the alleged communists vic
tories are entirely without foundation. No
engagement took place Tuesday, and on
wednesday there was merely an insnrgent
iusllade, followed by cannonading. There
has been no engagement this morning.
VerSalAeS, April l8.--It is reported that
Assy and Biregeret have been condemned
to death by the commune for high treason.
Paris. April 18.-Tbe attack made yes-
terday by the Versailles forces was a fail
ure. The Orleans railway has been cut
by the Versailles troops. There was
heavy and intermittent cannonade during
the whole of last night, which has grown
more violent this morning Fort Valerien
is firing heavily.
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GreMittg State Soi,rnat.
A CHANGE OF TUNE.

A most healthy and significant fact ID
the changed tone of the Democratic party
throughout the North and West since the
late elections. A portion Of the Southern
press has also awakened to lively sense
OF the changed situation. After New
Hampshire INDUCED in its little Irritation
with the Democracy, to while away its lei
sure in the off years, these gentlemen
went to sleep happy as a lover who has se-
cured his first smile. Like the,sTurk in
Alazss czs6Fis, .stGSst.GG a.eaA.,s
.They lay dreaming of the hour
when peace her knee in suppliance bent,
Should trembe at his power"
But, alas, that bright dream was broken
by shower of nutmegs from Connecticut
and great gun from Rhode Island, and a
sharp rattle of hostile musketry all along
the line. And now the stern reality is
seen as they open their eyes and see, not
as they had seen in that exstatic vision, but
vivid reverse of the fair pictme.
The constitution as it was is to be main
tanned in its full integrity. It's provisions
for protecting the weak and humble are
to be enforced by appropriate legislation.
American citizenship is to be something
more than name. A free people are to
have free vote. Free speech and free
dom everywhere.
Now we are told the Democratic party |
will not disturb reconstruction that it |
will secure even negro suffrage; that it |
will maintain the national credit Too |
ate, gentlemen! The people won't be-
ieve you. The ostrich sticks its head in
he sand, and thinks it is hid. Poor fool
sh ostrich, its feathers are doomed Bet
er die honestly, with its head erect, like
N honest bird |
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Illustrated Christian WeeHy.-This is
the title OF very handsome paper Just publish
ed in New York by the American Tract Socie.
". Weshould say that il would suit the TASTE
o. every family and make home happy and
and the print clear and distinct, while the read.
Ing matter Is choice and appropriate. Mr.. n
l.. ID. Walford, our next door neighbor. will
furnish all who may desire to subscribe The
price is only 81 per annum, or Eve cents sim
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arrest of Horse Taief-Sergea n,
Howard of the police, arrested this rnornino
on Franklin street, near tue Old Market. =
small colored boy named Frank Hubbard. Who
had in his possession horse that be was off-r
ing Tor sale at a nominal sum. Shortly after
bis arrest the horse was claimed by Mr.. T. B.
Bates, OF Hanover. IL appears that the bay
Hubbard had been living with Mr.. Rates anSd
that this morning Mr.. Bates found that both
morse and boy were missing. He had hear.
ing before Justice White this morning, who
sent bin on for trial before the Hastings court
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HE REINTERMENT OF john c. Call
HoUN.-The remains Of John G. Calhoun
were exhumed on Saturday morning, and
replaced in the vault where they originally
reposed. 1t will be remem bered by a
chosen few that on the night preceding
the evacuation of Morris Island by the Con-
federate forces, the bones of Calhoun were
taken from their vault, for obvious reasons
and laid in st. Philips churchyard, to the
east of the venerable church. There the
remains of our great statesman have rested
10 peace during these six eventful years.
The rector, assistant rector and vestrymen
OF St. Philips were present at the dsinter-
ment, and followed the coffin as it was
borne to the old vault, west of the church.
1t was indeed solemn scene. While all
else is troubled and sad, the mighty spirit
OF Calhoun stalks abroad, and his dust, its
wanderines over, is laid for aye in the
humble, silent grave-laid in the bosom of
that Carolina which her wisest son loved SO
long and well. Charleston Mecs.
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A EMBLY HALL.

The RE6ULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at tho
NESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. at 4 O'Clock.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at O'Clock, and every SATURDAY morn.
ing at 10 -' -
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT a. q
O'Clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen aud youths.
- The PRICE OF ADMISSION. with the use of
Skates is 80 cents for single ticket or Al ner doze
Children, under IL years of age, 25 cents
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Rows viii,
only be charged 25 cents. NH 5tf e.
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ReoioaI.-A series of religious meetings
are now in progress at Union Station NJ. p
church, under the ministration of Rev. BE
W@award, which bids fair to result in much
sion, and pumber of others nightly congra-
gate around the altar seeking The road thai
leads to everlasting life. Mr.. Woodward is an
able preacher and great revivalist, and has Az.
eomplished great deal for his church and
Master since he has been stationed at bis pres-
ent place of worship. F's'
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Ldaoyer Pdge's Troubles. The coutin-
ued case of Samuel NJ. Page was called in th.
ponce court this morning. 1t will be remem.
oered that Page was arrested some weeks az.
on on the charge OF assaulting and striking Jas.
NJ; hoge with stick. After careful con.
Slueratlon 81, OF the evidence adduced, Justice
white adjadged the accused guilty, aud sen
fenced sim to pay tine of S5 and to be i'm
prisoned for thirty days in the civ iail IN.
Justice afterward, at the earnest appeal of N.
counsel for the accused, A. Noise, ESQ, re
versed bis decision, and imposed a fine of S25
ana required security in the sum of $500 fol
his good behavior for six months.
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A LITTLE two-year old boy in Berlin,
Ohio, was missed some time. Search was
made, and he was soon found suspended
in a hogshead of water, sunk in the
ground, and answering the purpose of a
cistern. The hogshead had accidentally
been left uncovered, and the child wander
ing around fell in, and bis clothes catching
on a nail or something of that sort, he re-
maned suspended head downward in the
water. When found he was dead.
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Coneicts. Blu 'kner Stanard, colored
from, Caroline county, one year, for house.
breaking; Joseph Bird, colored, from Wvthe
couHty, one year, second offence of petty lar.
ceny, and Mary johnson, colored, from Cum
received at the penitentiary to dav.
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Eleven japanese merchants have arrived
in California with $4,000 cards of silk
worm eggs, costing in Japan $675,OOO
They were contracted for by French house
at $5 card, but the order was cancelled
in consequence Of the war The Japanese
merchants then shipped them on their own
account.
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IRON aodat we have learned from one of
the friends of the late Archibald r Rot,s ~
chesterfield, we are led to believe that his
death was caused by accidental shooting. and
not suicide, as was reported at the time in the
papers of this city. " 'A'
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Bliled james OConpor charoa5 with
being concerned in the removal of a onao,;tv
OF tobacco, en- which the tax had not been maid
as required by the internal revenue law. was
before United States Commissioner PIeasants
ms morning, and baied in the sum of ST 600
ior his appearance on Monday next. when a
'uil investigation of the case will be had
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TN0-NIGHT, Ar VIRGINIA HALL,
Il o r. JON N LOG N.
OF NEW YORK,
VIII deliver one of his Lectures on
PHRBNoLoGY,
PHYgIOG NOMy

and the application of these sciences to the study of
character, education, business, health and beauty
Love, Courtshp and Marriage.
These subjects will be illustrated with 400 paint.
lugs, representing all shades of character from tbe
lowest grades OF animal life to the highest order of
human excellence. N
In Albany, Utica, New Haven, Hartford, Providence
Lowell, Newark, Trenton and most of the largo I'll
es OF the West these lectures have been listened TO
by audiences ranging from 900 to 8 OO9 people.
Admssion--TEN CENTS.
PROF LOGAN is now (Ap,il 1o) at his office room
iei, 70 near Ladies' Entrance and Reception Room in
tne Ballard House, where he deineates Character
what Can I Do Best 2"
SS-ofice hours from 9A NJ to- 9PM. aplO-6t
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THoMpsoN's P0dADE oeTIME. as a dressing
for the Hair is all that ia required; purely vegetable
and highly perfumed, 1t softens, improves and beau.
tiles the Hair, strengthens the roots, and gives II
rich gio sy appearance, For sale by ell druggists
Price, 50 and rs cents per bottle.
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U: .. District Court-In this court last
evening, the jury in the case of the RI $ vs.
Whitock & Abrams, failed 10 agree and .ora
discharged The case was put over for trial a.
tne ne next term. The court then adjourned un-
till the 2nd of next month. @N
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Matrimonial On Wednesday evening,
DR.. Isaiah II. White, one Of Richmond's most
popular aud accomplished physicians. led to
the altar Mrs, Caroline W. Brooks, of Rocbes-
ter, New York. The happy couple have for
the present. made the Ballard their home.
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distinguished Arrivdl. .-Lucien Beard
the notorious horse thief, convicted by the
county court of Cumberland at its present
term, of horse stealing and sentenced to eigh.
teen years in the penitentiary, arrived this
morning, accompanied BY large escort, and
Is LOT sne present csniined in the city jail, he
apply for new trial. "
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THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
ia strongly recommended the best dentifrics
known 1t oleanses and preserves the teeth hsrdens
the gums, sweetsns the breath; aud, containing no
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless and
can De used daily with great advantage Sold by all
dTuggists Price, 25 and so cents per bottle
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Election Of OBicers.-At regular meet
held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term:
W II l. Combs, W P; B Clarke W ABB
franklin, r S J w Carter, A R s; A @
Franklin, s; Henry Carter, 4; Thomas
Hewlett, Chaplain; James johnson, G.; T
Clarke A q; Andrew Jackson, s Marshall
Moore, o ); William Boyd, PW P.
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", Wheat for Richmond. - Messrs. Hooe.
Wedderburn & CO.. of Alexandria. are load,
lng the schooner President A. johnson, with
wneat lor hichmond. The vessel will proba.
oiy reach here in dav or two.
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BOOKs, PAPERs, SO.

ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
PAPER FOR THE FAMILY
SUNDAY READING.
II will help TO make home attractive and nanny
Beautifully Illustrated, and very cheap. Published
by the American Tract Society weekly. Price SO
per annum or cents single number For subto 10
tion or sample copy, ADDRESS
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W THE La DlES.--A superior article Of BREAD
4 CAKES, PIES anl CRACK ERS can b. founa
az X. ADAM =, on TWELFTH STREET, between
Main and Cary, or at his BRANCH STORE. next
door to AOUSToASrLEs, on Broad street.
ap l4-Iw
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U, ., Circuit Court. This court adj
)aurned this morning until the iirst Monday in
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/
Police Oourt--Tbe following cases were
disposed of BY Police Justice White thi.
| Margaret Connors, for unlawfulIv abusing
ana attempting to strike Dennis O'Dea with :
SICK, and Dennis 0'Dea for abpsing and
threatening to strike Margaret Connors were
Moatn M required to give security in the SIM, of
S3oo dollars for their good behavior for twelve
John Riley, charged with Interfering with
ana striking Justice Holmes, while ia he dis.
charge Of isduty as magistrate, was warned
and let off ""' "e'Heu
!, Lizzie Holmes, colored for trespassinp on
Tue premises of j. z. Ronch, and attem ntins IA
strike the said Roach with a brick. was sent 10
yaii ior three months in oefaut of security for
future good behavior. ~
., John Needham, charged with assaultino and
threatening to strike Matilda Haskins. was dis.
charged. was uis-
Edward Taylor, colored, CHARGED with
threatening the life of Powhatan Ellis. was
oaliea ., lor his appearance on the l7lh to which
ufne MS case was continued.
neuecea ia3 lor, colored, for threatening to
cut the throat of Powhatan Ellis, was Sent
oaGK ana her case continued until the I7th.
1onn Sweeney, colored, for taking and
carrying away several pieces of granite, thu
property OF William Thom, without his con
sent. Case continued until to-morrow morn.
ing; In order to allow both parties to obtain
evidence. " N'@'h
William Bailey and ]. w. Peace. for ficht.
ing " 10 the frst market Peace was fined AZ.
Bailey discharged. ~''
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SPECIAL NOTICE-Persops WISHING tba sTAwp
JOURNAL left early and regularly at their p-aces
OF business or residences, by responsible carriers
viii please leave their orders with
JoHNsToN:k sELDEN.
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LOCAL NEWS,


FTot. Logan. AT his lecture last nioht
on physiognomy, at Virginia Hail. Professo,
logan SAID that large mouth indicates menta
Iorce-that the great men of history had large
nouths-Henry Clay's mouth is cut back e.
MS ears; while men aud women witb small
minus nave small mouths. In speaking Of ,ha
nose, ne said that all the great generals and
conquepors bad long and prominent noses /.
'nat roman nose indi 'ates courage. a small
pig-ncse, variety and imbeciity. and sbarn-
pointed nose-especially on a woman's tocaF
ousy. +" Hot u Jeai-
A culprit condemned to death was offer.d
nis me " he would marry a woman designated
oJ .ne Ming. On his way TO the gjbbet tba
cart stopped in front of court-yard wbars
tne woman stood. The prisoner surveyed her
from head to foot, and said, cred hair smaII
gray ewes, long pointed nose, thin lips, oeaked
chin-drive on I" He preferred dea,b 20
union with one whose physiognomv ind;os,od
the temper of oross.cut saw.
iue lecture was well illustrated, and was
really interesting. The audience lauobed
senougn 10 grow iat. General Wise's hearty
iaugh was heard above them all.
Professor Logan lectures again to.n;obt or
Health and Beauty" Will tell gentemen
now they may select healthy wives and will
impart to ladies the important secret of re-.
storing cross husbands. "
valuable present will be given tbe mos,
beautiful lady in the audience; also. to the
gentleman with the longest nose. commi,s
tee OF ladies will be appointed to measure tha
noses Of the gentlemen. '''
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Hust'ngs 0ouat--Judge Gmgon. - The
following business was transacted to day:
Henry Iieman, charged with stealing lot
IF lo'd pine g. from G. Y. Morris was sent
Jail for thirty days.
u m. Henr, btuwn, for stealing one bog of
oranges from Wm. Gotze, was cent to Jail for
ninety days.
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JoUyEN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
ly cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soed they can be readily restored 1t is easy of an
plieation and is perfectly free from any odor For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price 2s
cents q bOttla. y
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me Repnblican City Central Committee
meets tonight.
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FOR RENT,

EoR RENT-The FINEST HALL in the city for
= Drili Room or Society Meetings. Also, very
desirable OFFICES and ROOMS. Apply to
- - III l. PEL0UZE
ap io-otf Twelfth and franklin streets
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NHSSon. This name has become as fa-
miliar and as popular among the American
people as that of any other musical celebrity in
the world, not excepting the famed Swesdish
songstress, Jenny. Lind. Wherever she has
appeared In the Northern aud Western cities.
during the brief time that She has been on M
continent, she has been awarded the biohest
praise by the best musical connoisseurs of
the country. Our citizens may well copgratu
late themselves upon the event of her appear.
ance in our city, and they are to be excnsed
lor the great amount of jubilation they have
exhioited ei at the bare announcement. From
will be a perfect rush for the seats AZ West &
Johnston's on Monday next, at which time the
sale of seats will commence.
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For SALE,

300 DOZEN BRooMs FOR SALE
We oii,r for sale for the next TEN DAYS, in lots
OF TEN DOZEN or upwards,
300 DOZEN BRoOMs
at greatly reduced prices.
ap 12-l0t COOK RROs ~
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a., hey. Mr.. Harding-Delr Brother-I have ,zed ,be
pufglar'S Alarm which procured of Won with
eompie'e success It is wonderfully adapted to tho
purposes for which it was designei Thieves had
oeen in the habit Of stealing my wood I set tha
hltrtn, which gave me notice whenever the thief
came. And though be would escape behind bomsea
on my lot SO that have teen able 10 get sigbt
> him. yet the firing OF my pistol whepever ba
aas come has 80 alarmed him that have no further
trouble. L consider t,e Alarm" worth mneh NOR
than the price you ask for it, O,'
Yours fraternsly
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LADIES LIST
| Anderson miss Phiilis Kidd mrs Luc7 Ann
| Bailey miss Sabby Mason mrs Sarah
| Cousion miss Wannie Merritt mrs Fannie
| Dawvai miss Zuie Q Smith mrs Fannie
| Furgusson MISS Mary Slaughter mrs Lucinda
| Cough mrs Mary A Warner mrs saie
johns son m So Annie
| GENTLEMEEs' LIST.
Bankenshp Chas knight fruly, cold
Brown Daniel Memshaw George
| Barton II Purca Deny
| Claytor Willie Rock VIM
| Dareal b $50 snead John II
| pewry DR. 3 ID Savary DIV
Eastman VIM Star ks Preston
| Foster Jas Turpin DIR VIM
| Godsey VIM II Walden Joseph
Gun John w Wilson Frank
Hopper A., Whitehead II So
Hancock Ii p Watkins II O. q
Heath VIM Wills Sam'l s
Johnson Jas Young Il
Kapty
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MARRIED..
H0LT-PAGE-In Lynchbu e on 18th inst, by
Rev Biting, Mr. WILLIAM HOLT and Miss
SUE PAGE.
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DIED.
BAY.--At Augusta, Georgia. on Tuesday. llth
inst, of coDgestige fever Mr. HENRY +. DAY. of
this city in the S2d year of his age
The funeral will tako plaos SUNDAY 10th
inst, at o'clock 7. NJ. IRON Union Station NJ Il.
church.
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The Odd Fellosos Banquet The BAN
9uet at t. St; t. Adams Hall last night, given in
Lodge, was splendid affair. AT 10 o'clock
the procession, numbering between three and
ioor hundred members of the order. arrived a,
the hell, headed by Kessnich's fine band. and
immediately dispersed themselves around The
festive board, the capacity of the hall being
taxed TO It's utmost to accommodate all who
were present. Over an hour was passed in the
discussion of the splendid repast furnished by
johnson and Pledge. At half.past IL o'clock
r. u. Judge Crump, who had been called upon
TO preside, arose, and alter delivering yery
stirring and eloquent opening address. an.
nonneed the first regular toast
Eloquent and appropriate speeches were
made by Grand Sire Stewart, Grand Master
rnrentis, Grand Representative Latham. Grand
representative j. FL. Robinson, Past Grand j
j. English, Past Grand George W. Grice. Past
Grand Thomas j. Evans, Past Grand Msster
y, U. Robinson, Mayor Kelley aud Others. At
a late honr the assemblage dispersed, all con
vinced that they had spent most agreeable
evening. . 'e'"'''