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wagon. On Saturday night llo demanded 1,ls
money. but scanlon Boid llo waH abort. and paid
him only ono dollnr. McMa1,on grow very an.
lllim; that ho know half n dozen boys that could
lick him." Scnnlon promtBod to pay him % BOON
aa llo could, and tho dsputo ended thoro.
:. Yesterday when eoan1on returned from Its DE-
livery trip, hloNtnhon. again. demanded his
Ion reminded him TINT Orotty d Madden had or.
dornd him to atny away from tho .premihoa, and
told him ho would put him out Il ho did not SO.
hlc1fahon grow moro abusive, wloroupon Seam
uto'a duration, which oildod in Mcsfahon's being
put out, with his faco considerably bruised. AH
10 wont ont llo turned and sworo TINT lo would
have Ills reyengo. Several other employees. WHO
the throat, bub thought ho merely aesignod to
collect mob Of tho young thieves OF tho neigh
borlood, with whom no had boon consorting,
and way1ay scanlon. lie was absont hardly
minute. Emile Dourlicr, tho bookkoopor, saw
intended to ronow tho fight, but, aootng no
weapon, thought llc would lot thom fight It o11t.
Az the hoy paasod James Slattery, alHo an en-.
pfoye, the latter aaw knife In his hnnd, and
grspRed gltll him to tahe It away. !ot "LSt 60 ct
mo, or I'll stick you, too"
Blattory anys that llo thought Of his wlfe md
ohlidron, and doomed 1t best to lot him CO.. Tho
boy bprnng toward seanlon. braniahlng knife,
VAH1AAAIilB$ 1tNH L ~ W oFoA "ASA Jo.f 0SAAA-
Ion cloBcd with him aud a brief struggle cnsucd
for tho knife. Moalalon lunged, and scanlon,
drawing back, raised lila hand to his heart, OK
oiaiming, "Oh, God; I nn stabbed to doath."
1[o reeled, but before ho fell his clothes wore
dyed with blood. S]ntto1y and Donrblor run to
him, md NIoArahon starte1 for tho door. Aa he
wont cut ho picked up Boda bottle and throw 1t
at the group, but 1t m,ssod them. lie thon throw
tho knife, which foil at Dourb1er's foot. 9cnn-
Ion died in fiyo minutes. The knife entorod just
above tho collar bono on tho loft aido, md pone-
tratod about four inches, cutting an artery md
probably roaclling tho lungs.
After 6canlon's death, ,Dourhlor bothouglt him
Of atrcsting the murderer. Ho had naoroly run
ACROSS tho street, and Hocmcd stupoficd by his
crime. Tho street waa lined with psrsons who
had heard Of tho murder, but none attempted to
apprehend tho boy. Oilcor Kolly, Of tho Thir-
tieth street poce, arrived, aud took hold Of lin.
1ro thon made desperate but unsuccessful ef-
fort to broak away. Ho was taken to the sta-
ton, aud thence to tho 1ombB. Ho stole tho
knife from grocery store adjoining, in hia alb
Bonce nftor tho first Bcutlle. It iB butcher
knifo with fyp-inch blndo, and waB used In tho
grocery to cut dried meatu. An order was OBJ
tained from tho Coroner to take 6canlon's body
to his residence ut once. Ho was tho Chief sup
port Of his agol parents.
MoAEahons nothor called at tho station Inst
evening, hoping to 500 her boy. sho admits
TINT he haB been very bnd. Once at least he
was arrested for stealing, and waB well known to
the police as one Of q gang Of young dospera-
does that infoat tho wnrd
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Killed in Il sCllfflc.

RooKFoRp, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-During yesterday, a
sud event occurred six miles northwest of Rock
ford. During the day pctty acs,filing and quar-
rolling had been going on between . aon Of Mr;
McSWeeney, where threshorB Tore at work. and
another youth mined Reuben Breed, in which
they struck each other with their. mittonB and
with harder objects. In tho afternoon they had
Hcuflo for tho possossou OF pieco Of scapt-
struck. fatally upon tho head. Tho young mon
wore about II years Of ago. Brood succeeded in
getting OF q milo, but wua caught by MoSweo-
ney's fathor, and WAS last night lodged in Jail
hero. The workInen aro reported to llayo inter-
fered to prevent summary vengeance by Nc
Swoeney'B parents. The intontion Of murder is
partly credited, but it is at lcaat II Borrowful
elimination OF half-playful beginning.
, 1873-10-31
NEW YORK..
A Judicial Ml1dd1c...Thc Now Orleans
Suit AEntnst uutleE.-TAar1 Times.

A Judicial muddlc.-Thc Now Orleans
Suit Against Rutler~-Taard Times.
Special DtspatcA to TIL Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK Oct. 30.-~Iho present Police Jus
pointments Of tho now Juatices. TLoy have
been led to this notion by tho opinions Of otni-
nent jurists, who have boon heard to expross
themselves to tho effect that tho appointment OF
Police Justice Boil ia unconstitutional. At
aprlvate meatug to-day, they decided to etn-
ploy Francis Kernan and Wiilinm A. Beach rs
counsel.
[7b the associated Press.] s
THE NEW ORLEANS SUIT AGAINST GEN. nuTLER.
NEW YonE, Oct. 30.-Tho suit OF William i.
Dritton against Benjamin r. Dutlor to recover
$4,000, the amount Of two drafts seized by
Gen. Butlor, III 1869, wllilo lo was Military Gov
ernor Of New Orleans, came on to-tay before
Judge Woodruff. in tho United States Circuit
HARD TIMES
From, The Nc,o PUJk World.
Dir. Ka1lock, the Superintendent Of Outdoor
Poor, who has hoon connected with tho depart
aro to-dny not less tlian 10000 persons in tho
City OF New York WHO are utterly destitute. This
number will be Increased during tho winter to
from i0,00o to $4,000.
Rev. Goo. II. Drindioy, who Inns for years boon
1ecturine against the principto Of O!Iarlos Brad
laugh died ut St. Luke's Hospital. in this city,
this afternoon. This is tho clergyman who, on
tho OCCASION Of Bradlaugh's lecture in Stcinway
Hall recently, interrupted tho speaker, md in
tlulgcd in such incorporate language as to call
forth seyore criticism from tho presB
JOSEPH ARCH ENTERTAINED.
At tho reception given Tonight to Joseph
Arch, by Damas Barnes, Of the Brooklyn Argus.
abouteighty gontelmen were present, ,n,nong them
Mfr. Doechor, DR.. Storrs, Messrs. Littlejohn and
Laugh1in, both candidates for tho Mnyor}ty Of
Brooklyn, aud largo number of newspaper mon,
clorgymen, lawyers, politicians, aud other public
men,
, 1873-10-31

Fronl tho Ntao FORK Sun, Oct. Is.
Yesterday OF l:9o ?. n, in ai affray at 1870
aged 10, OF $50 East Twontiotl. street, WINS fa-
tally stabbed by James McAIahon, agcd 10.
Hoanlon WAS employed an driver by Orotty
Il Maldon, soda-wator manufacturers, In the
worked for them nearly oighteon months, and
boro an excellent reputation for industry and
honesty. MoMahon aHo worked occasionally
for tho aalua Arm, but waa discharged few
weeka ago. IIe slept In stable on tic preml-
upon odd quarters given lin for work around
tie stable mid upon what he could ateal. Scum
lon owou Aim dollar and lat for washing Lis
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supply than Inst year. but will DO much lightcr.
Information to-flny Ia that Texaa cattlo on tho
border arc being disposed Of to farmers on much
better tern,a for tho droycrs than It waE thought
thoy could be o fow days einco. Tartnors tleHr-
ing to buy or take stock to winter on sharoR will
l,avo to sock then. farther South or pny fair
priccs. Tho woa.llor Is unusually cold but still
dry, and atoo]s wator all over this country will
DO alarrningly scarce, IL the wlutor regularly sots
in without moro rain aa scoms now probable.
, 1873-10-31
Station. bar. lThr VIVID. jRainI IIta


- M18oElLANEoUb LOCAL NEpoRTH.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Tlere waB q heavy
frost this lnosnsag.
Special DispattA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO Oct. 30.-licpoytH from different
points, north, south, and west, in this proyinca
representthe storm Of Tneh1ay night and yesrer-
day az being aevero. Snow foil ut Various depths,
ranging from two inches deop In tho south to
eight inches deep in tho north.
Sptcfat lHsnateh to 7hs Chtcaao Tribune
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, Oct. 30.-snow has fallen for
two daya pnat, and ia now or iuohoH doep.
Reports from tho pinerIcH in tho north atato
that the enaw IL feet daon, This Ia tho earliest
heavy full Of snow known loro In tweaty ycars.
Special Mspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DEIo1T, Wla., Oct. 30.-Tho Bnow.stor1n
which began last oyoning has continued without
much cessation noarly all day. No great daptl,
Inns remained On tho ground, owing to tue mild
temperature.
, 1873-10-31
Social Equality Demanded.

NEw ORLEANS, OCT. 80.-It ia reported that on
Monday party OF nogroos went on board the
steamer Targoud Mt Goodrich'a Landing, de-
mandug social equality. They wero drlyon or
by the otlicara aud crow at tilo hoat. Tho ne-
groes dispatched o messenger for roinforconlonts
with arma. Dofore they arrived tho boat backed
out, but ,nuuy shots wore fired at her by the
mob On ahore. Nobody hurt,
, 1873-10-31
DEATHS.

n.DnT o.. a. 7sss -1-
o. FEday. eist inss. by cars calvary 3otaetsfy.
-5fART1N-Nellic, daug6tor 81 Niohols aud 1sabolla
Tunor.l Eraday, oot 81. from residence 2es Malust,
coNEDoo. q, 1873, infant daughter Of R. T. and NJ.
e. Conc. aged year and month";,
FunerAi Friday, p. M, IT rnstdnncn GIL Host HUB
hard.st. Carriages to GracelaMd.
MURRAY-In this city. On Thursday, Oct. 30, William
Murray, agod 68.
Funeral from tho residence OF his sonn1aw James A.
Ieddcu, l3S Wcst ouroost BY carriages 10 Galway. GU
E1 osrexo, N. Y, papers ploase copy.
, 1873-10-31

sptetat, ,;I? nispateh t9 g 1h' chieaao TF3onnc:
tho Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad was going
Bouth last night, D broken rail two miles north
of Roacoe threw three stock cars aud tho cabooso
of tho track into 4 ditch, injuring, but not
The cabooso caught fire lnd was destroyed.
Superintendent Stewart went to the scono Of tho
accident this morning to look aftor the matter.
Tho Company aro at work Us lust as possible
replacing tho old iron which has caused 80 many
accidents on this division.
, 1873-10-31

spectAl Hfspafch to The Chicaqo Yri6unc.
WARSAW, Ind. Oct. 30.-Tho dedication Of Ill
Odd-FeIlows hall in tho magnificent now Opera
House took place this afternoon md evening.
in tic State wera present. Tie dodcatory i'd
dress was delivered by Schuyler Colfnx. An
elegant supper was soryed after which the most
Of tho guests departed by the midnight trains.
, 1873-10-31

Tho Destructive Firo Mt Freehold, N. j.
FREEHOLD, n. j.. Oct. 3o.-Thc fire which
broke ont iu tho Inquirer onlce this morning WAS
not oxtiuguishod until the Post Oilleo, the Court
House, tito jnil the Offices Of tho County Clerk,
and tho Surrogate, aul soyoral lawyors' offices
and stolcs wore burned. The loss is S16o,000
tho insurance il about la1t of tint amount.
, 1873-10-31

CA1Ro, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-Tho dead body Of d NIr.
Millner was found in cotton field nour Fulton,
Ky. yesterday, evidently murdered with n club
which was found near tho body. a negro named
Joe Bradshaw, who was seen to enter tho field
In the morning, WAS suspected of being the mur-
deror, aud parties pursued him to paaucah, ,wlero
ho was arrested to-day. Ho broke away from
his captors while Oh tho way to jail, rau aboard
the steamer 1llowild, and, finding that ho would
be rocaptured, jumped into the river with hand
cuffs on and was drowned.
, 1873-10-31
Kcno, Nev+s Visited by n Destructive
COufluErntiDns

SAN Francisco, Cal, Oot. 80.-A fro Inst
night ut llcno, New, destroyed an ontire block,
and threatened tho obstruction Of tho whole
town. Tho fire was still raging when tho te!o-
graph operator WAS obliged to move his Office
aud instrument to place of safety. Since that
titno no further news has been forwarded.
SAN FnANo1ACo, Oct. 90.-Tho whole business
in aslos with tho exception OF tlroo or four fire.
proof buildings. Loss ostimated ut over S100, 200.
Very little insurance.
, 1873-10-31

Ncar Iowa City. III. Loss, $4,000.
Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, 1n., Oct. 90.-A fire near Iowa
City last evening destroyed q barn aud threo
houses belonging to a man named Ben Gra-
ham; loss about 81. GOO. 1t ia supposed tho barn
vas aot on fire by u yagabond who took up quar-
tors in it for the night,
, 1873-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s0.-Tho Constitutional
Convention has agroed upon tho SECOND Tuesday
IN December as the day for voting by the peoplo
upon the Constitution. Tho Convention will i'd
journ this evening. but previously will appoint
ilyo Commissioners to conduct tue election In tho
City of Philadelphia. In other portions Of tho
State tho regular election officers will conuct the
election. The Convention will ronbsomble after
tho election to canvass the returns.
, 1873-10-31
NcCooic, tho E1rufscr, under Arrest for
n1WrsaGrs

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3o.-Botwoen II and "a o'clock
last night Patsy Alanley, horse trador tho
man who WA to hayo fought Martin Brodcricls
in tho same ring that Allen and Hognn were OK
pected to fight in, waR found by q policeman tly-
Jug in tho street, opposite. Alike AlcCoolos sa-
stroesls, s. shot lot tIrong, tho loft breast. lie was
removed to tho Office Of DR.. Brown,
but died before reaching thore. 1Io
had been in AlcCoolos saloon drinking, mud it is
said thai he Ind qunrrolcl with Mike. Lator in
the night McCoolo was arrested OF tho state
mont Of Edward Fitzgerald TINT 10 aaw Nc
Coo1o Bhoot Nan]oy. john Mitchell, a saloon
kecpor; Tom Best, q ]lorBc-traiuor, and Thomas
Gartloy bar-lteopor for A1oCoolo, were also
arrested. 4 pistol wns found on Mitchell, with
ono chamber discharged. Tlo whole affair il
enleavor TO unrayel to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-The Corouer'B jury hold
an inquest tlis afternoon on the remains Of
Patsy Manlcy, aud returned ayerdict that llo
was killed by O pistol shot fired by Mike Nc
Coole.
, 1873-10-31
ElORTUARY,

!Speofa! Napatch to Ihc Chicago Tribune.
DAyEaponr, la., OCT. 81-rhe ronlalns Of
John q, Ilconan, who died at Green Rlyor, Wy
oning, OIL Saturday last, pasHed through this
city to-day in Charge Of Jim Cusiok, tho famous
trainer, rho bnriAl taken paco iu New York.
, 1873-10-31

New YonK, Oct. 80.-Tho officers Of tho Con-
trail Branch OF the Union Pacific Railroad any
that they will ask the holders Of tho first mort
gage honda Of that road to fund tue first aoyon
coupons maturing subaequont to this date, aud
pay interest on them at G per cent from tho dato
bf their maturity to Nov. /, 1876.
, 1873-10-31
DISASTERS,

Trains Wrecked Oh tho Eric Road--
ElovnM Cnrs IBurnett.
NEW YonK, Oct. 90.--Early this morning, ow-
ing to misplaced switch, two freight-trainB
caino in collision near Port Jeryis Oh tho Eric
Road. Both locomotives were badly smashed,
and eleven cars, with their contents, were
burned,
, 1873-10-31
DIED DRUNK.

Sp<cfal DispafcA 10 tbs CAiea0o TRIBUNE.
FosD pu Lac. Wia., OCT. 30.-1n tho Town OF
man aamol Gottleih hcLwartz utid another man,
on wager, drank two .quarts Ut whisky. Doth
were put to bod dead drunk. Schwartz died
bcforo morning.
, 1873-10-31
a MICHIGAN ENTERPRISE.

SpectAt Dtspatch to phe Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich., Oct. 80.-Articlea of asBocia-
tion wero fllod with the Secretary of State on
Oct. II, for tho Kimban l. Austin Manufacture
ing Company; capital Htocl, $200,000; amount
paid in, $403, 500.
, 1873-10-31

New YonK, Oct. 30.-Joseph Arch will be the
gucst, to-tlny, of Dernas Barnes, proprietor OF
tho Brooklyn Eagle. aud Heary Ward I3ceos,er.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-IIesidant Glant aud
, 1873-10-31

NEW YonK, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from Will
minEton, Del, says that Capt. DoMghegty, tho
Ohof Clerk iii the Post -oilleo. has boon hold in
bail to explain aolno deficiencies in his accounts.
, 1873-10-31

Special Disp0tch to INs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct. 30.-A Bay City dispatch an
Mr Tspe aenior - membor af tn heayv ,mhnrs iMr
ing firm OF that town. or Of Tonawauda, Pa, Inns
absconded with considerable funds. No further
details have boon received.
, 1873-10-31

Tonosro, Ont, Oct. S0.-At Peterborough
ABsize Court now holding, q man named Dronton
was found guilty Of double murdor Of woman
and boy, and was sentenced to be hung on the
Ath of Dpcemher.
, 1873-10-31

koon tho peaco. They givo bail, and start out
anew.
Hoportor-poes your 1aw roaoh tho lromen
and o1lcota 1T tho boat?
Gov. D.--Iho question thcro comoa IN how
much thoy are aiding mud abotting.
, 1873-10-31
At AIpentl, Mich.

spfeias Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct. 30.-A shinglo-1nl at Alpena,
Mich, owned by Mason J. Llcc and operated by
Hopper l. Davis, WAS burned to-day. LOSS
sovolal Thousand dollars, and insured for but
$1,500.
, 1873-10-31

SlxcfaE DfapatcA to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
ST.. josEru, Mo-, Oct. 30,-The packing bust.
nesa has boon opened here by ono firm, who arc
paYing $3,00@325. They soy hogs aro In better
, 1873-10-31

NEW YoRK, OCT. sO.--Arrivcd, steamship Alge-
ria, from Liverpool.
LoxpoN, Oct. 90.-StonmBhips Australia aud
Italy, from Now York, have arrived out.
, 1873-10-31
TuE Burned Loss, $4,000

speciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT. Oct. 30.-rho tug Kate Reed was
burned Mt Salisbury, on tho 6aginaw River, this
morning. Loss, $12 900; insured for 81 900.
, 1873-10-31

Special USIa{cK 70 TIC Eh}c0go TFlb171e,
TonoAro, Ont, Oct. 80.-uho Canadian sohoon-
at the ,yoat point of tho island opposite the CITY,
Two mon woro drowned by bolng washed OF,
aud tho Captuin is now inaensiblo aud will prob
ABLY tlie,
, 1873-10-31

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 9o.--As Lont'a Circus was
parading to-dny, q prominent nrm lost $780,,
While tho proprietor was standing at tho 'front.'
door, looking at tho circus, tho thief entered
through tho back door anu took tho money.
, 1873-10-31
GRIM
Serious Charges Against the City
Trcnsurcr Of Fort Wayne.

Serious Charges Against the UltT
Trcns.lrcr OF Fort Wayne.
TonT WAYNE. Ind, Oct. 30.-1t is now two
woekB since report was mado to the City Co,1n-
Gil by an accountant whom tho FINANCE COM
mittoe had employed, that there was o Aoil-
oionoy Of nearly $4,000 IN tho accountH Of John
Droogmyer, tho Treasurer Of tho city. D1r. u.
Baid II thu Council would wait two NookB, until
thor next regular meeting, no world explain tho
on Tucsdny night, whom Mr.. D. asked for two
covered that A1r. DIS bond of $4,000. which tho
City O1orli read to tho Council after hr.
D.'s reelection last May, WAS forgery,
having boon pinned on to tho old
bond, md read as though MI tho signatures were
httaohod to tho new bond, although tho 1attor
contninuoa only ono signature, tho Treasurer
himself not having signod It. Alidavta wero
presented to tho Council, charging the Treasurer
with fraud, and ho was suspended from ofilco bjT
tho Council. Ho still refuses to hand over tho
books and the oi1lco to tho Mayor until tho trial
comes OF, which Is Bot for next Tuesday evon-
ing. The City Attorney ia to DO aeHistcd in tho
prosecution by tho firm Of CoombH.
Miller i Bell. Thoro is good authority
for s4aying :, that, hlr. Drocgmysr waa
not worth aollar whom 10 took tho office two
ulork III q clothing atoro on small salary. Tho
legitimate proceeds Of tho Office aro not ovor
$4,000 yoar. o., this Ao has supported largo
family, md has boon engaged through tito
summon In building q $4,000 house, which
IL ahid to bo in his wifo'H namo. lie has been
considered heretofore Q pleasant, kind-hoartod
German, fond Of lager bcor, but supposed to be
above stealing. Tho indignation against him IL
intense.
, 1873-10-31

MARRIAGES..
MCCARTHY -ROWLAND--Qn "Wednesday esenngs
tho 18th inst, al st. Patroks Church, BY tha Roy.
EAthor Conway, pr. William 11oUArthy and Collie g.
Rowland. No cards.
fE- Rochester, N. r. rApers PLEASE COPY.
, 1873-10-31

NEW YoRK Oct, 30.-Julge Davis, In his
charge to tho Grand Jury to-day, Haid tlat COM
plllnt would bo made against potit Jurors for
violation OF their oaths, and tho court officers
for neglect and corruption. This is supposed to
hayo reforonco to actB In connection with tho
Stokes murder trial.
The trinl Of Capt. Irving and Patrolrnau Far
10y OF tho Detective Police has beon begun be-
fore tho Police Commissioners. The Bank OF
England claims tho return Of 5000 In bonds
and a certain diamond ring. Chargos against
tho officers woro prepared BY Chief Clorls Haw-
Icy, and among tho specifications it is recitcd
that Mcdonnell, being III their custody, dcliver~
cd to them package containing S17,250 in
United States bonds, letter Of credit for f500,
and diamond ring valued at :e4oo, With tho OK
press understanding that they werc to used in
tho dofonHe Of Mcdonald, and that in pur-
stanco Of this understanding thoY rololivercd
$4,000 worth OF bonds to Mcdonnell, having good
grounds for believing and knowing tho bonds
were tic property Of tho Bank Of England. It ia
also recited that tho oetocrs charged were in
communication with Mcdonnell by mail and
telegraph, and had entered into tho conspiracy
to dofrnud tho Bank Of England. Counsel FOR
the Bank Of England rofusod to 20 to trial on nll
OF these specifications, OH the ground TINT they
had never been included in the charges made by
tho bank. After argument by counsel, tho
specifications wore amonded and testimony Was
taken.
Wednesday next has boou fixed for tho trial of
William II. Tweed, on the ao-ca!lod big indtct~
mont"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-07
.TAsosIC DIRECTORx.


LODGES. VN
Sor-Tz MFNPErs, No. 11S-meets ID Friday
In earh nonth-hail corner Madison and Sec
ond. Ben, X. Pullen. W. NJ; Al. Wheeler,
Secretary.
AreERoxA, No. 1es-meets LIST Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hal. corner
Cont and Main. G. G.. Locke, w. Ms Is.
Richmond, Secretary.
LEtrA soorT, No. 2S9-meets LIST Thursday
ne eash month--hall corner Madison and Sec
eond. A. +. Davis, W. NJ; Z. 6oidsmltn,
Secretary.
Drsoro. No. 29e-meets Cd Friday Of each
month Odd Fellows Hall. Bun. +. Price,
NJ, N; Il. ". Shelton, Secretary
KrtrryyrSG, No. S4l-meets 4th Friday Of
eaeh month-at South Memphis Hall, corner
or Madison ana Second. Richard Creighton,
W. NJ; Louis Csapski, Secretary.
ROYAL LECE.
Penn CHAPTER, No. 22-neets ID Monday OF
zach mouth--Odd Fellows Hall, O. g. Locke,
ME- H-P.A. J. Wheeler, Secretary.
Mr,fPEIs CHAPTER, No. S-meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd Monday Of each month; w.
s. Matthews. NJ. +. Il. p; John W. Ward,
Secretary.
FunrEA CoHECu., No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
day Of each month-0dd Fellows Hall. g..
Rsder, III. H.; c. Il. Myers, Rec.
TENPLAEs.
CYEExF ColntAEDKBY, No. +-meets 4th Mon
day ofieach month. Geo. Mellersh, CON-. L.
j. BaTchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF RosE CRoIx, 18th, No.
l. Charles W. Adams, 32d, M. w.; Il.
Tomlinson, &d. Sec.'.