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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15
Viil2d2wlt.

Il. NJ. SCHILLER,
wit. % Gay Street.

The colnred citizens of Eastport held
a meeting Friday night, to consider the
ensuing August election. The meet
ing was called to order by Mr.. Jarna-
gin, (col.) being called to the chair,
who briefly explained the object of the
meeting to he to prepare for the Au-
gust election, in order to meet the
Democrats successfully at the polls.
The meeting was then addressed by
Messrs. Brandon, Maloney, Walker
and II. T. Cooper, white, and several
colored men, who signitied their in
tention of standing by the Republican
party. Several Democrats, we are in
formed, were present, and made an in
efftctual attempt to create disturb
ance. The meeting then, after endors
ing the Republican ticket, adjourned
sine die.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15
THE COURTS
Qua { rly Court

The Quarterly Court was i'm session
on eth, Justice Jno. l.. Moses, pre-
siding.
The report of jury of View in favor
of establishing a first class road in
West Knoxville extending from Clinch
street bridge To the Kingston Pike, and
IA report i'm favor of second class road
la East Knoxville. from the old Rut-
ledge road to the intersection of Der.
traud aud Howard streets, were adop.
ted.
j. NJ. Murphy, Esq, tended hi,
resignation as IA Justice of the Peace,
from the Sd District, which was accep.
ted.
The Jail Commissioners made re-
port which was re-cnmmitted Ia them,
and they We've directed To- proceed tn
make such alterations in the building
as they may deem best
The Committee appointed at the re.
quest of Jno. l.. Moses Treasurer OF
the Hnlston Bridge commissioners,
and Julius Ochs, Secretary, To examine
thei" accounts reported rs follows:
Their books and r-prrs are all in
proper condition ami have been well
kept. Almost any one can take them
up and, on a cursory examination,
understand their true condition. We
find voucher furevery item euumer.
ated in the Reports, and that the cal~
culatiOns have been correctly made.
We believe said Reports to be correct
In every particular, and recommend
their adoption
The Commi tees Report and recon-
mendations We're adopted.
Messrs. Ochs, Jack and Doyle were
appointed Committee to confer with
the city authorities in reference to the
establishment of Work House.
Esquire Clapp was elected Il Com
missioner for the Poor House, in lieu of
;. ID. Cole, deceased
After making sundry appropria-
tiOns, and the transaction of much 9th.
er business, the Court adjourned to
meet again on the last Friday of the
present month.
C"unty Court Proceedings.
Hon. +. T. Hall was present Tuesday
the 9TH at the opening of the County
Court and asked to be heard on the
proposition to select new lot for the
new court house which must sooner OF
later he built for county and State
lNil l'NlSt~s nc SuEktSNtb Nllhl HOW u
site could be procured on Prince street
near the Custom House aud post office
building He suggested that COM
mittee be appointed for the purpose o
ascertaining what the lot referred t.
could he purchased for, and as to it:
title, said committee to report, at som,
| future term OF the court. He said tn,
appointment of such committee die
not involve any expense to the cOun-
| ty, as il was simply to enquire into th,
feasibility OF the plan.
The whole subject was dismissed 10y
members of the Court and citizen
who happened to be present. On
vote being taken the motion to app in
the Committee was defeated by "a vOt
of Il to Is.
1t is said that thr title to the presen
court house site will revert to tn
original donors-the White estate--il
case IA removal is made aud this wa
urged against the resolution. The higl
taxes caused by the bridge was urge,
as another reason.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15

Peaches are being sid in marksS, of
Hates Early variety, at the mode
rate price of four dollars bushel.
If women would study hnuse-keep
ing a. men study nav, medicine and
book keepng, Their would he Z wer
spoiled din lers al d
! shirts.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15
County superintendent.

At the late quarterly session of the
Sewer County Court, DR.. J. NJ. lay
man was elected County Superintend.
ent of Public Schools. DR.. Lnyman
served one term in the Legislature of
this State.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15

The report from the wheat thresh
ing on the farm of Mrs. :. r.. Wilson,
one of the best in the county, shows
900 bushels from $50 acres ground-an
average of bushels to the acre. This
is about 600 bushels less than was eX
pected before harvest. Squire Neal,
from whom we obtained the above in
formation, thinks 6 bushels per acre
will be about the average yield in the
Mouse Creek country .-Athens Post.
FAILING WATERS, Aug. %, 1873.
MessrS. Sanford, Chamberlain DC A.
bers:
GENTS: Please send me at once, by
express, another dozen OF Lytle's
Elixir. | find it of more use to me in
my practice than anything else | find
in the whole list of medicines. The
season has been very favorable for the
development of bowel complaints,
but am free TO say that with your
LytIe's Elixir | have not lost case.
send at once. Yours, &C.,
JNO. DAVIDSON, NJ. d,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15

SEWER Co., TENN, July l3, 1874
EDITORS CHRONICLE: This being
the zenith of black berry wine making,
| take pleasure in sending tins reel e,
which / believe TO be good one: We
will take for illustration eight gallons
of black berries and put in one pint of
warm water to the gallon and let them
set eight or ten days, then strain aud
let them SET twelve hours, aud then
drain them Off very careful, aud put in
two and half pounds of sugar To The
gallon, and keg up until in september
or October and it will be ready for ire.
One of our most substantial cizrns
makes his wine this way, ami the
meeting folks get their Sacramrntal
wine from him, decided proof that 1T
is all right.
We have had some rain in the last
! twenty-four hours and hope it will
! bring out our corn If We fail to have
plenty of rain much longer, we will
not raise halfuf "a crop.
My best information i that the
wheat in this vicinity will make about
two thirds of IA crop aud the grain not
so good as in 1872.
! Your friend, mOsl respectfully,
G. ". CATLETT.
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Report of .he bridge commissioners.

The following report of Jno. l..
Moses, Treasurer of the Bridge Com
missioners, having been left out Of the
record of the Quarterly Court proceed
ings by oversight, was entered upon
the Record of the Quarterly Court yes.
terday:
TO he WorohtPftH County Court OF
hnoT County:
| herewith present II full report of
the transactions of the Commissioners
entrusted with the work of construct
ing the Holston River Bridge at Knox
vile.
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SEWER County Items.

SEvIERvILLE, TENN, July ii.
EDITORS CHRONICLE The wheat
crop in our section is not so good as an
ticipated. The threshers report quite
a deflciency-we have been quite dry
and unusually warm for the last three
weeks, but we were blessed with quite
refreshing shower to-day. We ook
for quite rush on one Ger am evening
of the August election among The eau
dldates for transportation up The Salt
river expedition. Quite an excitement
is already growing out of some cleo
tons SEWER.
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NEIEIPTS.
Knox county bonds ...S1GO 600 90
From Work House Com's... 249 90
tolls."..................... l,69S %
" Co. Trustee, 81, 047.SO
Less amt repaid to
him and covered
into Treasury.... 24l 10 l,7O6 10
, 1874-05-30
SUBURBAN NEWS.


The Town Board has determined to enforce
the general State law which prohibits cattle run
ming ut large, and on and after, next Monday all
cattle found at large will be tmpounded. There
has been considerable complaint from the north
western portion Of the town On account Of co"s
straying In from that rura locality called Jefer-
son, and injuring tho shade trees aot out by
Lake Viow enterprise. Tho Jef7oraonlans will
consult their own intereata hereafter by keeping
thoir cattlo ut home. The pound is located at
tie 't cornor OF Racine and Lincoln avenues, and
will be In charge Of John Almond.
Tho Lake View ufno" and the "Modooo," OF
tho North Side, played gamo ct base ball at
Wright'a Grove Thursday, resulting In . score
Of al to In favor Of thu snburbaus.
lie drive on Belmont avenue as far aB COM
plotted, is tho finest pioce OF roadway about tho
city boing flniHlied OF with top layer OF white
lake gravel. This drive will be very desirable
ono to persons driving out from the city through
Lincoln Park, as IL allows q half mile more Of
,he lake-Rhoro drive to bo enjoyed than tho
present out-on 1t DivorBy avenue does, md
then leads westward to tho Green Bay and Lin
coin avenue turnptkos. II ia non finished to
the former road the excavation on which III
avoided by taking the Belmont avenue route.
EyANaroN,
Notwithstanding tho intolorablo woather per-
vading this region, Tho brethren Of tho 1heologi-
oal Unlo1i obdurately maintain tleir position aud
worry through come ei1 or seyen services day,
not Including prayer-meetlngs and by-plays.
They resumed oporations again yesterday at &
H. nj. by listening to Dr.. u. RAYMOND. who tool
'uenoral View Of: 8ystemntio Theology" in
which ho recognized two olaAsss OF religious
a. natural religion, and those which It oanno
epprahend without the testimony Of eye-wit'
nasses aa feTealed religion.
Attoz short roesHg. tue members deyotes
, 1874-05-30

Among the paaBongors BY tho White Star
steamer Oceanic, which sails for Europe to-day,
are charles Biggs and w,fs. They will remain
abroad until October. 4. 49,.
The Rows. J. Il. Wilson, J. Q. Darnes, and
n. III. Williamson. NIL Of Scotland, arrived In the
city last night They will speak In the following
the morning at tho Chicago Avonu6 Church:
corner Chicago avenue and IaSalle street; md
In the evcning At the First Presbyterian Church; ~
The Rev. J. O. Barnes wili ptoaen o. the Ihta n1:a
Rev. II. NJ. Williamson At tie socond Proaby~
torian Church in tho morning.
= DR.. !. II. FOSTER. - :
| At special Meeting, Of tho Illinois Humano
Society hold Thursday, tho following preamble
and resolutions wero passed: ''''' =
Foster, one of he founders Of this socoty haa been
aqsInssts %nsss Isq',sa @ kindly psur.
cruelty IN & FL IT, and a: h. s.
Is j means foE tho prevention q cruelty; and ::
WHEnEAa, Ho vas mtndfulof every public interest:
'0SsseH ssesta That in tho a..th Of b. john H. re,tef
ths cause Of humanity has lost sincere friend and
efficient haPsr md this s1oy setys ,os and M yss
exponent Of truth and honeaty worthy OF imitation
ind commempratton.
Resolyed, That COPY et the foregoing preambs snd
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fremont Ho,.sc-Tho Reys. J. II. Wilson and
J. @. Burns Edinburgh, Scotland; +. Cunning
hum, New York Tribune; James G. Haynes, Nov
York; l.. stoyer, Buffn1oi j. D. vanDusenn,
Thf1adophie aeStgs + Mewy;tt w;aso nHsGn He9mon9 g.
Va. G. W. Hobbs, Albany. :. Palmer
Lovse-pascoo Grenofel, London England: M.
/. sulliyant, Burr oaks; J.. n lvenson, Hong
Kong; Franz Kaufman, do; A. D.; Rogers. Co.
lumSus, o.; s. Work, New Orleans; T. 4. sohu-
| lcnburg, St: Louis; T. E.. EloYeigh Baltimore;
| 3. T. Field, Phlade!phia; James Wilkinson,
New York; +. Il. Murdoch, boston. :. :.
Sherman House-John g. Graf, New York
| 8. J. Stewart, steubonvllle, O.; r. g. Bunks,
Connecticut, A.. Moffatt Washington City
J. F. Brown, THIN. O.; James Kon1srd, ,@ H., Hon
| Albany, n. T.; ". Scott Ayney, Frankfort,
Ky. Grand Pacifo5rho Rev. pr.
Lang, Sydney, Australia F. cossage. .]Sos No"
Queensland, Australia II. Dolyill, New Zealand !;
tho Rev, J: g. Baxter, Dundee, sootland; Moaea
Haley, san Francisco; 9. Z. Williams. Now
South Wales; 4. 2: Smith, BALTIMORE; J. Levy,
Cincinnati. !. !. Tarleton, New Orleans O. v,
i Goddard, Now York.
, 1874-05-30

fully Nh t,rofuao and bonutfdl a. Oh any previous
OCCASION. botwooi, kwonty and thirty ladies' hay-
Ing worked nAAtlnouBly yohtordAy III The creation
Of crosaoa and o.her floral devices, ,end used
byor two hundred boxes OF flowers. 1t Ia the
iutcntion to decorate tho grave Of oael, hero
with Il ,oroaB and d Hng and to beatltify tho,
entrlcs to The ootnetorles with large wreaths Of
howors aud Natlonal banners. '
tory will consist Of iho procession, cndod by
tho Grand Army Of tho Rupublio winch will Mo
into the oenlotely hnll and rrcsont arms. After
prayer BY tho Chnplaln or tho Department, IL, md;
aocoratlve soryices the column vii proeool to
n.uaio, a1ld addresses will ho rnado by tho RpY.
DR.. Ryder, tho iov. J. 0. roct and the Hon. Ii.
h:tMo0S T. III MaRse HrRfSpfato ugio being played
oofclnouIos will conclude With music BY tho
Gonnnnia Band.,' At 0faoetnud tile decorative
coremonies will DO performed by Tho procession
beaded by the Grand Army Of tho Republic, tho
fss'ts'' s. sss orsss A'f wesss;a' faa Daa nse sd
dreabos will DO 1nado by Tho nov.
Robert Oollyert the Roy. Dr.. Hartman Tin Cor:
man, SnS III afts aso a nee a. nna
rry0omctery tho natioiial salute will bo fired by
Rodgers' Battery at 11;95 a. N. Tic procession,
hoaaud BY Lnngan'a Baud will consist of tho
Irish Rifles, the h1tllignn zouayea, the Mont
BohAckF NAA4AQt AuA OtA04A AAAAkAA1 oAts"tsAA@
tlons., Tho opening address AUD prayer wll5 be
: n,ado BY tho Rov. 2. a; TORY. After tho .lods
White ind Dluc,". by tho baud, an address
. will bo mndo by, Mr.. J.: r. Fincrty:
Tho baud will play 'srho Woaring Of tho Groom"
aftor which 1fr. A. i. Morrison will dolivor m
adlross, and Michael Soanlun..wtn :road poem:
|, Tho EXERCISES will cloao with singing ''Tlo Bat
tie Hymn OF Tho Nopublic," accompanied BY tho
band:. 0mnibusos for: Grecoland Nill loayo cor
nor North ayonuo and Wots ntroot, at II 8. m.
Trains lowe Northwestern depot, corner Kinzio
and Canal strcets: for Calvary mud Rosohll1, at
II o'clock a. m. Arrive at Calvary At 1916 p. N.
Loayd Calvary fdt Rosehill 1t 1:a0 p IN. Arrive
ut noseh'll at 2 o'cools p. NJ Leave ~1loachill
md Roaohill, 90 conta Tor the round trip:
/ The programme Of dervioos 1T Oskland Como
tory to-day consists Of orations by e. A.: Bmdli,
~; Hor,cl. and 9. n; ,Cady. Prof. Il. N.
HnBlsoi will road a memorial odo.: Tho opening
prayer will be n.ado by tho 1lov. L. $. johnson,
and tue bonediction pronounced BY tho Row. Dr..
MonIurdy. .
Tho mombots Of nannorr Post No! /; G: 4. H.,
arc requested to assomblo!at their hall. corner
Of LaSallo and Adams stroess, at half-past 0
o'clock this morning All soldiera and Hallors
aro invited to join with tho Post In tho cero-
r1ouieB of tho day. =,
, 1874-05-30
DECORATION DAY.

To-day Chicago will once more pay her tribute
Of love, honor and gratitude to the memory Of
thoBs Of her countrys sayiors who are sleeping
thor last sleep In hor cemeteries. It is possible
thnt in the bustle and hurry Of fee battle, which
Ia fought with moro intensity aud earnostnoas In
Chicago than elsewhere In tho world, too little
thought 10 given to tho claims for reverence Of our
most honorod dead, and the sotting aaldo OF ono
day in tho yoar on whoh to pay them =
loving aud beautiful tribute provides all whose
hearts know what glow Of patriotism, ts, IN
occasion OF making amends for pnst inaiHor-
enca. As is usual on tue day, business will be
almost totally suspended. Tho City officea WILL
be closed In accordance with the Mayors prog
lamation, the banAa hayo agreed to close, the
Board 0f Trade will not DO open for business,
the Courts have adjourned until Monday and
where 1t IN absolutely necessary that business
should be carried on, al In tho Ioat- hlce. the
kime OF bls,neBs las been contracted u much
es possible. THUS the Post-Oftlco and postal
bthtions will close at 10 o'clock In the morning
for the day, Two deliycrios Of mall by carriols
will be made {rcm tho main oflco At Z and 0 in
the morning, aud ono from the stations. Tho
afternoon aud avonug mails will close ut u
oolook noon. Two collections Of mail will be
made in the bnsinorn portion OF the city, The
last II in the afternoon, and one collection
outside.
Ths dorkl decorations shls year p1omlss to b.
, 1874-05-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Tho lecture On tho y Poetry Of den6sia," do
lvotad by tho tloy. Father TORY, Of st. patricks
Uhdroh, before tho Union catholic Library An
boclntion Th,raday evening, full report OF
Which wab published III THE Tribune Of
tho following morning, oa,iaod = creator
sensation, especially anong tho Catho-
lies, than my uttorances of any prost
or clergyman which bayc boon printed in this
oity for long timo. Thero' ia 10 doubt that tho
tiewB which lie 30 boldly oxprossed concerning
tho book Of Genesis ind ib stories Of the flood,
tho fall Of man, the obstruction Of sodom and
oomorrah, ETC., are ontertained by natiy oati'-
them so publicly. is something now: Many OF
iatly among tile Irish, worc horriliea BY th6 bold
expressions Of tho rovorend lecturer: and wnro
was incorrect, aud that sontimenln Ind boon but
into bis mouth which ho nover nttorod.' Tho
m6re moderate Catholics wcro not go much
Mortified, but wero exceedingly enrprigod nt what
began questioning what Bishop Foley would do
There crew was also muoi, anazonott among tho
tanmbers OF llofottcAl or Protestant churchoB ut
golIcai ministers arc in the llatt Of teaching Or
oven thinking, and BONE, OF then, expected
that tho resus Of this lecture would, bo I'M
explosion in tho Catholic Church, great scandal.
k!.d atol,er Theological war, rivaliIg III inlorest
Or oven throwing IN tho shade tho recent dis
tutbanesB in tho Presbyterian Church in this
city. Fortunately, or unfortunately, however,
the Catholic Church is not so constituted nB to
allo" Of niuch controvetsy between priest aud
bis supotiors. There Ia no appeal from preaby-
sernbly; OF from tho Council Of tho diocese to
the General Convention Of tho Church; tho only
appeal in from Bishop to pope' md tho popo Is
III 4; oA' =. i,,,,,.; t;,ox.,,p. H., .1,oxo
, 1874-05-30

The Water Collector yesterday receivo a
rsuts $7,8s583.
THO receipts from tho collections At the City
Collectors ofsicc yesterday wore s17, ,22o.33. and
from licenses $l63.
Several poeticAlly-tnclined gentlomen, Includ-
Ing Aid. Jonas, j. st. q. Cleveland. and oshols
known to famo, viii ta1le : trip to Calumet to-
day, aud on the nay cast thelr hooks for fom
OF tho anny tribe.
Yesterday tho Board Of Public Works received
thirtosn bida for valllng and hlling Went -FOUR
teensh street nins bids for cuFbiug, filling and
hlliuE, aud paving portion OF Peoria atrest.
Tho Board Of Public " Works yesterday lnatruot-
cd tAer special pocsn toen eu ulorce tho city ordi-
, 1874-05-30

Friday IL considered black day all over the
world, since the superstition In regard to its un-
luoky character peryados almost .evory class.
Perhaps this particular superstition IL found to
exist. TO = greater o1tent among sailors, and In
Courts Of Justice. In the latter, especially, sle
day IL regarded with horror By .thoao who have
tho misfortune. to stand In tho dook and u por-
haps, ~ black to them 40 II occasionally Ia on
wal street uAep tho fragments Of breAklpg
, 1874-05-30

- ANNOUNCEMENTS. T. y ::
Tho Philosophical Society will moct at No. f1S
East Madison street, this evening, for tho pur-
pose Of cleoting officers. go. 49,.
nlr. A. D. Koith will lecture on Possible
Social Conditions Of tho Future" before tho
suuday-Aftornoon Lecture Society Sunday, May
ST, at p. n.. In Wallis Hall, corner Of Adams
and Halsted streets.
b, The formal opening Of tho "Produce Ex-
chnnge Of tho City of Chicago" will take plhoo
corner Of Lake aud Clark strcotn.
. A. Temperance mass-,noeting will DO hold in
Plymouth Church, cornor Of Indiana avenue mud
Twcuty-sixth street, Sunday evening. Several
prominent ladies' and gentlemen will tako part
In tho exercises; music by tho choir Of tho
church. f'*fH1" :!
Tho Chicago Dontal Society w,ll hold its reeu-
lar monthly mooting at Samuel s Whites, Nos,
Il and 10 Madison street. Monday. oyening,'
June /. DR.. D. =. Freoman will read an essay
upon DR.. Arthur'B method Of prevention Of
carrier Of tho tooth. All dental practitioners arc
invited to be present. .
Tho regllsr monthly nootlng Of the Womsn'a
will be held at o'clock this afternoon, in tho
Union Park Congregational Church.
Tho second Union Gospel Meettngffor Sunday
schools Of tho West Division will be held In tho
First Congregational Church this, afternoon at
o'clock. conducted py y. ". Nnlttlo' Ino Icy.
Z. P. Goodwin nill deliver m addrens to the
children, md P. T. Bliss will hare charge OF thc
singing. Admittanco froe.
Tho sunday-school teachers 'mceting IN tho
Methodist Church Block, to-day will bo led BY
the Rev. DR.. Gibson, OF the eecond Presbyterian
Church. Tho Rows. J. H. Wilson, Burns, and
Williams; who nro delegates to the General AS
nan1bly from the Free Church In Scotland, will
be- present, aud glva accounts Of tho revival IN
Edinburgh brought about by D. L. Moody and
Mr. Snnkey.
The base bali nine Of tho Fire Department
have organized, and will play practice game
with the Whito Stocking nine next week. They
comprise the following strong players: Catcher,
Quinn; pitcher, Atuater; short stop, Rsid ;
first base Buttorield; second base, Bchaugh-
nesy third base, Mailman !; left field, Taylor
center fold, Anderson; right field, Hylaad; !;
| substitute, o'Brien.. With practice thia viii
make very strong niuo, comprising a. II docs
many Of the best players ofthe Etns and Clinton
| TAubs.
, 1874-05-30

TO o'clock this morning ,bcforo Iuntioo Do Wolf.
It In l,ndorhtopl that tho laWyorn representing
most of thoao' gentsemon have informed thor
dltonth thht tho provisions OF tho law hro 10
plain M TO- leave no possibility Of osoapo aud
lnve advised thcm to sottlc tho mattcr MP by
paying tho f0uB tit question. ).
THE C0NKT1t.HToNE.
A meeting of Odd Io11ows WAS held at tho
parlors Of Excclstor LODGE Thursday evanlng,
TO make arrangements for participating In tho
ceremonies attending tho laying Of tho corner.
atono of tho now CtlBtum-11onHe. Paat Grand
II. @. EanoB, Of No. 214, who bas boon aproint-
oil Ppoclal Deputy by tho Grand Master aud tho
Grand Patriarch, to s,lporintond tho arrange
month; occupied tho chair and about thirty
4 motion tlat tho t. vttation to taho part In
tho services bo acocpted VAS unanimously agrcod
to. and tho Secretary, w. p. Konnody, was in
struotod to notify tho Hon. y. D. Judd Of tho
fact 80 -
Tho following committees wero appointod, tho
numbers indicating tho lodges to Which tho gon-
tlc,nen belong:,
Ettcuttve-a1r. 0rockcr, 914: q. D. Hcfter, t2l ].
Duehler, 800 r. Gibson, 447 J. Z. parnnm. O..
NHancc-W. D. Kennedy. n Mr.. Imloa, 437; =.
II: Forch, 221 Mr. Clarko. Q; Thomas Courtney. II.
willard, 0l4 I. dolhardt 439 Mr. H1cFarlana, 400
@. poEkinh, 40 John P. Eoss, 66. .
Rdtfrodd COMMITTEES af Rceeption-John A. Lovin,
47D; Or. Vcnne, 532; Mr. 'Z'h; B98 John 6u1tzor,
2so Morss ~ Jqhn {rs ogons 3, Is ssnea naeh'
pnat Grand Master Ellis addressed tho breth-
ron for half, IN hour, explaining the arrange
monta iu detail, md oxpreBaing the hope that
tho Odd Fellows would make ns good an appoAr-
ance In tue procession nH my othor fraternity.
Tho uloetinG then udiourncd. .