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Al E x A N DRIA.

COMMERCIAL ExCHASen-Tbe me mhars n,
the Alexandria Commercial Exchange met for
the first time for the regular transaction OF busi-
ness In their new rooms this morning The
President' George Washington, was in the chair
and John w. Greene acted as secretary III wa,
deter mined that a valuation be assessed upou
the tables in the room. and that the position.
occupied by the tables be sold by auction to the
highest bidder on the 18th inst.
PoLiTICAL.-Mr. Lewis Mckenzie left here
US morning, via the o., A. & M. X. X. for
Rlc' mond, TO attend a meeting of the state re-
publican executive committee, Tomorrow Mr.
Mckenzie il one of the three members of the
committee from this congressional dstrict.-Ga-
zette, last evening.
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GEORGETOwN.

Mr.. JACOB FREY, an old and respected resi-
dent of Georgetown, il living seriously in AZ his
resloence on Washington street with heart
disease.
LIEUT.. ESSEX, of the third precinct Police
court, Is still confined at his residence with in
nammatory rheumatism, but is getting better
very slowly,
"A LARGE YoRCE or LABoRERs. under the
personal superiptendence of engineer Hutton,
OF the canal, was put at work on the defective
feeder at Little Falls yesterday.
IHk PHlLADELPHIA STEAMER, George III.
Stout, which has been ice-bound At HYDE 8
wharf for over a week past, il is hoped win be
able 70 clear to morrow or by next day at furth-
est, IL the fhaw continuee
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RYE AND INDIAN BREAD-Was there ever
any bread so good as rye and Indian bread?
Pity there are so few who know how to make 1t.
Once in great while we find some old lady who
can do it to charm. We knew several a few
years ago, and one of them told US just how to
make 1t. She said: "FOr a good, thick loaf
take one pint Of rye -four to three pints of corn
meal, one-half teacup of mslasses, or brown
sugar, scald with boiling water-be sure to stir
in water enough to thoroughly seaid it-cover it
up and let IL stand till cool, then reduce with
cold sweet milk until thin enough to pour into
your pan, bake all day, let il stand in the oven
all night, and in the morning you will have the
best loaf OF bread you ever tasted. If your crust
Is too hard 10 eat, remove ii, soak it in water and
add to your mex. loaf. twil! be richer than the
Germdnt0trn Telegrdph.
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Daughters.

An old gentleman, who ought to be seated
astride the tOpmost ridge of Mount Shasta, wit.
similar mountain pendant from either foot
writes to a literary paper that he has daughter
We are delighted that this antique malefactor is
blessed with progeny; that daughter will be a
have ourselves wished for a daughter to support
But we wander. This relic Of a vanished age
continues that his daughter is very fond OF gen
OF illness that would probably affiict our daugh-
ter, II we had daughter to feed We once knew
man whose daughter was so extremely fond OF
the society of gentlemen that her parent caught
her one day hanging on the arm Of a wooden In
dian, and had to wean her from this singular
partiality by means of axe handle
But to resume. This hoary iniquitOr goes OIL to
explain that the gentlemen of whose society his
believe, addicted to the consumption of cigars
and the vice of billiards. 1t is probable. Ii
any young woman shall ever secure the advan-
iages OF having us as parent to buy her clothes,
II is reasonable to apprehend that She will favor
the same low class of gentlemen they mostly
10. But the aged parent would like to know
eral methods OF reform. Probably the most OBJ.
vious and effectual is to kill her. take off her
skin and hang her up to bleed. The final dispo-
s son OF the body Is not important II in the
some comely damsel the honor of being daugh-
ter to us, and we responsible for her bills IL Is to
be presumed that we shall adopt this method.
another way Is to restrain her of her liberty by
ing some tuns Of gravel atop Of her. This plan
is highly spoken OF, and commends itself strong
~ to the Judgment. Or the old gentleman may
bind her ankles to an anvil and upset her out Of
boat. 1t would be needless to point out the
advantages of this plan. Finally, ii he Is too
tender-hearted or affectionate to adopt any of
the foregoing methods, let him lay her-prOper-
ly cblerOformed-beneath the upturned root of
a mighty oak, and severing the trunk, let back
the mountain of earth into its appointed place
With so great variety of methods from which
to choose, this anxious old gentleman ought not
to be very long in solving the POLLEN to which
he has set his intellect-Sdn Fraacisco Ne,os-
Letter,
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"BuLLIoR AND I,"says the Church Union,
''wereiD colleG 6together. We saluted the for
posa pseuG together from the commencement
stage We Jumped on into life together, though
Ibelieve ',ove." inst was thirty years ago.
He's been under ever since. Idont know when
he's coming up. It's been debit and credit, cash,
~ cent. and all that lingo with him ever since.
} Is Gays it's fun. But he has q wonderfully long
face Tor funny man. He has made two for
tunes las they call il, and has lost two. LdOn't
know exactly where he II now on the fortune
scale. He goes down town early, and comes up
late. daily. He has . wife and family, whose
society he expects to enjoy by-and-by He looks
thin and sallow, and the rounded features of the
lister. He hasn't had time to read since he went
under, but when he comes up he has q plan eli
ready for mental culture. He's going to look
after his higher life generally at that remarka-
BILE epoch. But now, you know, there's no
fiunA.J
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SUPERIOR TEA BIscUIT.-Boil four large
sized potatoes, mash them smooth whilst hot,
add one pint Of warm milk and Q tablespoon Of
lard, warned IN the milk; pour this over three
cups Of flour, add salt and cup Of yeast Knead
mould out ike rusk. Let it rise again, bake a
light brown, and send to the table hot. IL put
10 rise about ten o'clock they win be ready for
tea, or il put to rise at night will be ready for
breakfast.
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AN ORIGINAL METHOD OF STEALING.-A
young fellow, named Mitchell, caugtt in Louis
vile attempting to rob house, was recognized
a notorious thief, who, three years ago carried
on a novel method of robbery. He raised q pet
coon, and so trained the animal that whenever
its master would put ii down upon the ground it
would run Immediately into the nearest house.
Mitchell would take his coon about the street in
his arms, os..rnsibiy for the purpose of showing
IT on, and when in front of a residence
that he wished to enter he would let the
oo2p down, In an instant the we'll
trained animal would scamper o.. towards the
house, and Its master would follow In pursuit.
IL there hsppS ned to be an opening anywhere
and enter the house at once. OF course the
people of the house would allow the master to
come in after his pet, and while the family and
servants were lending helping hand to effect
the capture Of the runaway, Mitchell would
busy himself with every opportunity by picking
up little things here and there In the rooms in
which they passed after the slippery little beast
Mitchell kept up this smart hetle game quite
successfully for some time. bat was finally
caught, and sent to the penitentiary.
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STREET CLEANINe.-Gen. Balloeh. superin-
tendent of streets, has had a scFaper made,
which was put into operation yesterday, for
cleaning the STOW and mud from the wooden
pavement. 1t is drawn by two horses and does
the work thoroughly. He has sent to Scotland
Tor patent scraper, which has been in use
there for some time, to be used here on Penn
syiyania avenue. 1t is constructed SO that it
suits itself to all the Irregularities of the pave
ment, and takes up all the dirt. 1t viii soon be
here and put to work
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DIvoEeED.-Ts-day, in the Equity Court,
Judge Wylie made decree divOrcing Mary
Anna Phillips from the bonds of matrimony
with Lewis III. Phillips. Petitioner states that
she was married to defendant June 10, 1860 and
charges Il AT he has many times threatened her
life and il-treated her and her child since about
-FOUR years after their marriage. Messrs. Bliss
and Drew appeared for petitioner, and Mr.. j. j
johnson took the testimony
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To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-Many have been hanpy
TO give their testimony in favor of the use OF
"Wtt6or's Pure Cod Lirer Oil and Ltnen Ey.
perience has proved it to be a alusble remedy
foT Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, ana ali
diseases Of the throat and lungs. Manufacturer
only by A. Il. WILBOR, Chemist, No. 166 Court
street, Boston. Sold by druggists generally. eo
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A CoUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT REQUIRE.
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
suits in some incurable lung disease. "Brolra !,
Bronchial TrocheS' will almost invariably give
relief. 60
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ty, will hold a levee at Masonic Temple TO-
night, for which extensive preparations are be-
ing made.
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HE BRIEF INTERVENING SPACE between the
present and the commencement OF Lent will be
crowded with receptions and festivities Ash
wednesday comes unusually early this wear,
and the consequence is that the gay world will
he especially gay during the next fortnight
The ladies are particularly successful in the
elegance Of their costumes this winter. and
nothing adds more to their beauty than those
elegant sets of French gilt, just received in
splendid designs at Mr.. PTigg's emporium No.
45i Pennsylvania avenue. Elegant novelties in
Jewelry can be found at his establishment and
the Alaska diamond solitaire ring set in gold for
i've dollars, ana solitaire ear drop to match are
among the most exquisite. Every day Mr.
Prigg receives new designs, simultaneous with
their appearance in New York
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ClTY LIE MS.

SPRING STYLES and Spring Goods now ready
ier oidereo WoIk. GRO. G.. HENNING,
No. i10 9TH street y, w
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THOSE WHO Wish a reliable hair preparation
should buy Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.
newer 1t is compounded OF the purest ingre-
dlents and with the strictest care. q
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VVHE ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF NEW JERSEY.
e. O. FISHER, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, SIT 7th street, sp. Post Once
LIGHTER MAROHH, Gent Managers.

Invites Particular Attention to its Special and Pop
ular Features.
FirM.-Its Rate ere lower than those OF most
prominent and safe companies.
Second lit vas the 1rst company In the United
States which guaranteed policy holders DEFINITE
Cash suRRENDER VALUE, the amount Of which II
distinctly ENpoRsED ON THKsPOLtcY IN YIcUREs.
1hud-It Loans tbs surrender value Of ito Poll
~Fcs.ta;I;An Of its Policies are absolutely Non
FJii.Its Dividends are declared Annually upon
the contribution plan. and are non forfeitable
SixfA.-Eorestriction upon Travel or Residence.
Sscssth.EIt allows Thirty Days Grace tn the
pAyn ent Of Premiums.
E;sRfi.-its Charter permits Il TO make invest
ments in any section OF the Union, and its does in
vest in all its General Agencies, thereby rendering
Al 4 Home Company every where.
Nssfk-It inyites ron TO insure. expecting TO deal
with you honestly, and 10 give you fair equiv alent
for your money. See one Of it, policies and it,
Composing its Board Of Directors for this city and
District Of Columbia some OF our best business
men. Talk with them before you insure IN any
Company. &C - -
RAzAAR.B.Egain. Il LARIES,, S6nTS and I'd
found at w.mens Christian Association, Judiciaty
Square. All or0ers promptly end neatly executed
Entrance on street. between 9Th and sth. poll.tf
L In store and for sale BY
g. r. HYDE,
ian24lm 50 Water street, Georgetown, ID, q.
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For CoRNs, Bunions, ChillbIains, Inerowine
Nails, &c, visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. b35 l5tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

HAIR SWITCHES in all shades are sold at O.
Baums corset factory at the most reasonable
prices i'm town
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips al
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, YIN, O.. A. Bnild-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
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Gentlemen, if you wish to buy Gents Fur
nishlng Goods at low prices, cali at Price
Gents Furnishing Depot, 4I3 18th street. he
tween ID and f. He has the best 50 white
SHIRTS in town; also, Gents Kid Gloves for 81
and the best quality for so.
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THE Boy SHooTIsT-The account of the
shooting OF eX-policeman j. b. Wilson by a how
as published in The STAR of YESTERDAY, gave
the circumstances OF the affair as they were re-
lated before the Police Court. and from the
statements Of young Triplett. Mr.. Wilson, who
was badly wounded and is now confined to his
bfd, alleges that among the boys engaged in the
larceny of tools and horse feed from his stable
was young Triplett. Last Friday Wilson met
Tnpiett at the corner of X street and New Jer-
sey avenue, and charged hun with being in his
barn and stealing some tools. which the hey de-
MED, at the same time calling Wilson a liar and
other offensive names, when he (Wison) sIcppad
him with the back OF his hand, and was sn the
act of proceeding into his house when Triplett
bred the pistol, the ball taking effect in his
(Wison's right breast. He states that there were
ho kicks given or attempted by either party
and that no attempt was made 10 chase the boz
Ii needs TO be explained. however, how Wilson
came to be shot in the breast when according
to his statement he was going away from Trip
lett TO enter his house.
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SALE OF A SPLENDID LIBRARY-The library
TO be sold by Messrs. Latimer & Cleary coRs-
mencing on Thursday, the sth, is no ordinary
collection. IL is mostly composed OF the finest
smo. size of the last forty years, and is nearly
all IN elegant .hadings, most of the American
editions bound by Matthews, of New York, and
Lowell, of Montreal. 1t contains among MANY
others rare and valuable books, a set of the
London Art Jogrzcl, Is vols. Quarto. The Gentle
MANS HdSG sine from its commencement in 1871
To 'N0, ls5 vols. The annual Register from Il SIS
to 1852, 104 vols, full calf, extra. Rdpins Eng
land, folio edition, with the scarce portraits
HdnsGrd's State Trials, from Henry Second to
George Third, SO vols, full Russia The Yer
non and other great galleriesof paintings. Aud
a collection of original autograph letters of
many OF the most noted authors and states M en-
OF the past fifty years. The sale will commence
Purchasers should secure catalogues early.
he sale of the new London books will be con-
tinued this evening and to- morrow.
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PARENTS call and secure merino underwea
Ior your boys. at half the usual price, at Prince
Bazaar, l0O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The TRIALS of a housekeeper" are neye
experienced by those who who use Dooley'
Yeast Powder.
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A DEsPERADo ON STREET Cared Dona
ftcu Fur Coat in Ddn9er.--Quite a row oc-
Cured On one OF the Avenue cars last ght q, at
came near resulting in something serious A
eoiored man, powerful fellow, as he proved
himself, was 30 offensive i'm bis conduct that tie
conductor undertook to put him OFF the car He
resisted furiously, and while being dragged by
Col Dom Pratt seized that gentleman by the
arm and swore that il he 1.-THE disturber) went
on others should 60 too The colonel declined
10 aceede to this arrangement, and % far forgot
himself a. TO hit the colored rowdy in the face
The the negro resented, and for a second il
looked as If the coloners handsome fur coat
would be sacrificed. But by an united effort
the refractory cuss was passed out. He rallied
again, however, and boarded the car at the tail
end, and seizing the crank of the brake wren cbed
II on, and did his best to treat Washington to A
street car murder. The fellow seemed perfectly
iIantc. He desisted at last, and retreatinp to
The sidewalk. loudly proclaimed his Intention In
Keep the iron crank, when Col. Piatt, jumpinS
rem i1e car, said he would stick to the rascal
All ne found police officer. Two GUARDIANS
ss.ss taFped up near Mr. Blsir's resi-
OF a. auits a much Is they could Dc
dence, and na- -~~ he offepder ' "
to capture and carry a~-
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M. h. PRINCE has decided till the first o
March 70 sell on the various goods he has, a
cost, as he anticipates making q change.
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MINUTE PUDDING.-Place over the fire one
teacup OF sweet milk for every guest, let ii come
to bell, and stir in one egg, one tablespoonful
OF flour, wet with little milk stir it well let it
cook few minutes. oil common teacups with
butter and take the pudding into them, when
cool turn the cup into saucer, the pudding will
slip out nicely; serve with sweetened cream.
This Is q quick and che ap dessert.
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BOYS come and see the solid silver watches.
warranted for two years, for so, at Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue
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ARRESTED For foeGk.Y--Last night detec-
tives Coomes and NeElfresh arrested A man
named Rutger Teal. ON . warrant charging M mn
with forging the name OF l.. q. Hiae 10 two
eseeEs, amounting 20 1916. He W. lodged az
the central gUardkouse for a hearing
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SuPERlORITY OF AMERICAN DRAIN PIPE
tNEk THE FOREIGN ARTICLE-Mr. W. II.
Chase, Superintendent of Sewers at the In-tance
OF the Board of Public Works on the Sd instant
made atest OF various kinds of drain pipe at
the Navy ard, and submitted his report to the
board On the 9Th instant. Ii will be seen that
the American pipe withstood the heaviest pres
sure, and is considered superior to the Scotch.
be reports that the test was on three pieces OF
pipe, viz: One piece of Pinch Scotch pine.
from the yard OF j. v. W. Vanderburgh, feet 2
inches in length. inches thick, and weighing
80 lbs; one piece Of Pinch pipe, from the
Akion sewer Pipe Company, Ohio, feet 2
inches long, I inch thick, and weighing 30 lbs !:
one piece of ls-inch pipe, from the Tallmage
Sewer PIPE Company, Ohio, feet long, IL
inches thick, and weighing 135 lbs. The tesr
Was made by a lever consisting of an S-inch wide
oak plank placed at right angles across the pipe
the short arm OF which was foot, the long arm
ffeet. Weights were then attached to the end
OF the long arm until the pipe crushed AMI the
Ioiowlng Is the result: The Pinch Scotch pipe
Welded under a pressure of coo lbs; the Pinch
Akron pipe yielded under a pressure of 700 lbs !:
Of $50 lbs.
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COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba
zaar: If you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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LOG AL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, Sc. Tonight.

NGt,oEGI TAeGter.-Maggie Mitchell in "Jane
Tyre"
bdrmo''idl HGii.-Se snce by r. v. Wilson.
AGScEse E@pss--Levee Of the COrcoran Zou-
aXts.
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l WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what advertise
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Penn. avenue.
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~Miss ALA Blanche Perkins, late Of the
"OTead Institute" Worcester, Massachusetts,,
has been elected Professor of Ancient and n cd
ern Languages IN the college for ladies' in
Jacksonville, Illinois.
ga GAINESVILLE, Wis, paper says the gifls OF
that town sleep with ..neir corsets on" Wien
those Wisconsin, girls take o notion to be squeez-
ed, they =. eoing to be, even III they have to
nave II done by machinery.
N-A hotel at South Bend, Ind, was entered
left only enc suit of clothes for the thirty guests
in the house. The next morning toilets were
not of the most elaborate or plentiful, but there
WAS some profanity.
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TRUNK ROBBERY AND ARREST or THE
ALLEGED TBIEvEs.-About ten Gays ago one of
MeCullochs express wagons was robbed OF
ladies' trunk while the driver was Temporarily
absent delivering baggage. The trunk belonged
e. a Miss Neal, clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, and contained clothing and jeweiry to the
value OF ahOut 50 o. The trunk, il appears was
taken TO Howard Row, in the northes stern sec
ton of the city, where il was found by one of
Lieut. Austln's men, with the contents alb
siracted- The case was then given to Detective
hcDcvitt, who, with Oficer Lawler, took into
custody a colored man named Daniel Green,
aiias Jim Smith, who had in his possession a
blsck silk dress, which Mr.. McDevitt took to
Miss Neal, who at once recognized IL as one lost
Win has trunk. On Green was also found an
open face silver watch, which is til ought to be
stolen Yesterday. Detective MeDevit also
arrested John addison, a railroad depot loafer,
who had a handkerchief in his possession which
belonged to the same lady. They are both held
the officers win succeed in getting the restof the
property.
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Condensed L0caIs.

Promoted: in the Bureau OF Statistics. Treas
GTy Der al ment, Dir. j. b. Parker, chief OF iii
NisIop, from third tO fourth class.
W. s. O'Neil. baiif, has been transferred
from the Criminal to the Circuit Court and NJ
.Ichn y Paxton appointed to the vacancy in the
Criminal CO"rt.
Mr.. Elias Hesderhsimer. No. 1907 street. Is
another victim of the Scverson memorial Ha
desires that his name be stricken from She lis;
OF Signers.
Mr. Shea, who shot officer DOYLE in December
last was yesterday delivered OF daughter, at
her residence on Maryland avenue, the scene vi
the murder.
The old board of directors of the Washington
Gas l. ght COmpany-Messrs. II. III. Bartol W IN.
tTme, John Bailey, Charles H. Rogers and II.
;. Gaw-were reelected yesterday.
public temperance meeting, under the aus
Pic,s of PbOnix Tent, No. II. OF Rechabites.
vas held last night at Kendall Chapel, South
p. Drew, James +. Deyine and Others.
The proposals for the erection of a SMALLPOX
hospital, openedon Saturday last, being in eE-
cess ct the appropriation for that purpose, a
eodlhed plan, with specifications, has been
prepared by MIR. CIuss, and proposals will be
received until Il m. on Saturday next.
Last evening, company ID, ". l.. /. B., Capt.
~. g. Lewis, had dress parade at their armory,
OF 'th street, near l., in the presence of q large
asss mhlage OF friends. going through the man
"a! and company movements with much preci-
sion. Headed by the marine band, Prof fries.
They subsequently, called on Messrs- X. I. Flem-
fng, joseph Prather and James Croggon, COM
pliHeEting each with a serenade. and were
bOSpitsb bly, entertained
At the last monthly meeting of Eureka Tenn
Pie, No y, i: o. G. T., the following persons
past ". deg. templar; Alexander Ashley, W. deg
temPlaT; Fanny NJ. Calvert, wit; w H.
WomeIsley, sec; Charles Calvert, treas: Nj ary
o. Lowry, nm sec: Robinson Rutter. chaplain;
.entinel Helen l. Salkeld, guard; and Mrs. III
NCmers!ey, asst. sec.