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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE NATIONAL DI.
VISION.

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE NATIONAL d.
VISION.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 15.-The thir-
ty-first annual session OF the National
Division of the Sons Of Temperance Of
North America met here yesterd ay.
The attendance was quite large and the
day was occupied In addresses and rou-
tine business. Brother Strahan, of Lon
don, was introduced. The Treasurer's
report shows balance on hand after all
expenses Of 1854 SO. The report Of the
Grand Scribe, Mr.. Hodges, shows gain
Of six thousand members during the
year.
The organization is shown to be pros
pering in the various States, and its
financial condition is satisfactory and
improving. The address of the Most
Worthy Patriarch reviewed the progress
of the order, both here and in. other
countries. He devoted. considerable
space to the question OF prohibition.
In the evening reception was held at
Music Hall, when addresses were made
by F. NJ. Bradley, Of Washington, D. c.,
Rev. Ii. W. Conant, State Temperance
Agent OF Rhode Island, and others.
On Friday mass meeting of all the
Temperance orders in New England will
be held at Oakland Beach.
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LATEST LOCAL.

Mr.. II. c. SNYDER, OF the indianapolis
Sentinel is on flying visit to the city.
UNITED STATES District Attorney
Bateman is OH q summer trip TO the
East.
EX-TREAsURER GERKE is lying very
low at bis residence. But slight hopes
OF his recovery are entertained.
TIE Yale and Harvard men of this
city will tonight crack some i0rty-fVe
bottles of wine over the recent boatrace.
REV. DIR. NJ. G. BRIGGS, D. D., of Ey-
anston, ILL.,, preached at the Loyeland
Camp-meeting yesterday afternoon and
this morniny. He leaves this evening
flor home. y, ....l -,se..r,
A NUMBER Of the prisoners sentenced
yesterday were visited for the last time
at the Jail to-day by their friends, and
even the most hardened in crime could
scarce withhold a tear at parting.
COLONEL SNELBAKER has received a
note Offering reward OF $50 for imfor-
nation that will lead to the recovery of
a lad, thirteen years old, named Thomas
Sweetman, who ran away from his
home in Eiyria, June 2oth.
Mr.J. f. II. GRoTE, Jailor of Hamilton
county. seems to he giving universal sat.
isfaction in his new position, and every
thing that might be expected of him as
Il genial, active and obliging official is
fulfilled to the letter. Sheriff SPRING
meier may especially congratulate him
self on his good choice.
A PRISONER at-the Work-house about
half-pust two O'clock this afternoon
dangerously cut his arm with saw.
His name as yet is not known, as he be-
came Immediately insensible. DR.. Quer-
ner, the resident physician, was called,
and rendered all necessary aid.
OFFICER MURRAY, of the Bremen.
street STATION, arrested two peddlers to-
day and brought them to the Station
house. Martin Kern lis charged with
peddling without license, and Theodore
Peckstead with selling by unsealed
measures. Both gave bail for their ap-
pearance in the Police Court tomorrow.
AFTER further affidavits were lead, the
case of the Committee Of Safety against
Auditor s. Hoffman and others to pre-
vent the payment of the Johanna Carey
claim, as mentioned In our Court Gull
ings yesterday, the case was to-
day submitted to the Court
who took the matter under advisement.
The action, it will be remembered, is
to restrain the defendant from.
paving the claim of Johanna
Carey for $500. which was allowed by
Council recently for damages to her
property by the change of grade OF East
Sixth street.
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Police PJcktngS.

Ann Clayton, an old timer, was con-
victed before Judge Lindeman this
morning Of the larceny OF bolt OF ging-
ham worth nine dollars, and was SEN
fenced to the Work-house for 80 days
and fined $50. On the charge Of assaults
and battery, Ann was fined $5 and costs
Mary Jarvis, a girl of thirteen years,
was brought before the Police Court BY
her father, a Frenchman, from Newport,
on the charge of incorrigibility, ,but was
dismissed, as the case did not come un.
der the jurisdiction of this Court.
George Frank, charged with adultery,
had his case continued until the 20th Of
this month.
Three lads, Frank Reeman, Frank
Hidden and James Williams, were com
mitted to the Work-house for stealing a
lot Of cigars from No. % West Sixth
street.
Matthias Fritz, canal boatman, who
was arrested by Officer Effing, for steal
ing Andy Bien's horse and wagon from
Conrt-street market, was arraigned on
a charge Of grand larceny. Fritz was
bound over to the, Grand Jury, and
his bond fixed at $500.
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The Rich EntbexsIen,ent Csse-The Neil
Divorce Smit, &c.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS. o., July 15.-The attorneys
of Ii. s. Rich, charged with embezzling
funds of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, while agent for that road here,
some years ago, have brought suit
against w. G. NJ. Baker. to force the re-
payment of about $3,40O, which it is
stated he won from Rich. Baker was
also arrested yesterday on charge of
gambling, and his property to the
amount Of $4,000 attached. He gave bail
of $500 to appear for trial at the Court of
Common Pleas. Other gamblers who
won the balance of this stolen money
from Rich, nave returned their part OF
the sp0ils to the company's agents.
A final decision in the Neil divorce
case was given by Judge Green yester-
day. The children are to remain with
the father, except during the months of
July, August and September, until they
are ten and twelve years of age, and are
to visit the mother once week instead
of three times, as under the former ruling
of the Court.
Mr.. Eraardt Stokes, prominent
brewer and one of our wealthiest Ger
man citizens, died yesterday at the age
of go. He took leading part in the Ger
man revolutionary movements OF 1S4S,
and emigrated to this country soon
after.
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Washington News.
Megrew ana Avery-WOrk i'm the
Navy Yard, Etc.

McBTeW umW AFeIy-WOTk An INC
Navy Yard, Etc.
WASHINGTON July 15.-Nothing has
yet been heard from the Grand Jury at
st. Louis, but it is momentarily expect
ed an that injunction will be received.
The Receiver last night said that the
Marshal had received an order to arrest
Chief Clerk Avery, proved without
fouhdation,as did several others Of q like
nature.
Megrew still keeps close, but says he
is ready to impart his information when
ever the Secretary of the Treasury de-
sires to see him.
Chief Of Construction Hanscom re-
ports that work on the new sloops-of.war
Alert, Marion, Huron and Adams is pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
The Alert and Adams are at the Bos.
ton Navy-yard. The former will be
ready for sea in less than three months,
while already steam trial is being made
ON the latter.
The Marion, at Portsmouth, N. H., 1t
is expected, will be ready for sea within
two months. The steam trial on the
Marion at the Norfolk Navy-yard COM
menced yesterday.
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ANOTHER HERALD OPINION.
WHAT IT THINKS OF THE COURSE OF MR..
BEECHER'S FRIENDS.

WHAT IT THINKS OF THE COURSE OF Mr.
BEECHER'S FRIENDS.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The. Herald edi-
torially deprecated demonstrations OF
Mr.. Beecher's friends since the ending
OF the trial, and says: Their efforts to
present him asa victim OF wanton con-
spiracy do him infinite harm. II COM
pels US 10 say that Beecher, judged by
his own written and spoken record, is
unworthy to preach the gospel.
The Beecher OF old days is dead. He
died under the pen and pistol of Frank
Moulton when he signed the letter Of
contrition. This Beecher, whose
speeches we read, is only the phantom
who haunts Plymouth Church as the
ghost of the banished king haunted the
castle OF Elsinore. His crown is tar.
nished, sceptre broken, and the glory OF
the past is uncared for. The highest Of
flee which loye can bestow is to remem-
ber him only as he lived, and to turn in
sorrow and shame from the unwholesome
apparition which bears his name. M
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A HOTEL CRASH.
KILLED AND WOUNDED BY THE .AI...aG
OF A BUILDING

KILLED AND WOUNDED BY THE .AI...aG
OF A BUILDING.
LYNcHBuRG, VA, July ia portion
OF the City Hotel building suddenly
gave way yesterday, and fell in with a
crash. The dining-room was completely
demolished. Several persons we re
caught by falling timber. Had the dis
aster occurred at meal time 1t would
doubtless have been attended with great
fatality. The following were the casual.
tiles: Mrs. Brown killed instantly by a
crushing blow on the temple; Mr.. Har-
mattrass from the heavy timber. The
body Of colored child was. found
mashed to jelley. Everyone has left
the building, as the remaining portion is
considered Insecure. The loss on the
building and furniture is about $4,000.
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LATEST FROM ABROAD.
WHAT WILL THEY DO?


LONDON, July 15..-It is still uncertain
whether the American Rinemen will
shoot at Wimbledon. Colonel Glider
sleeve will confer with Secretary Mild
may, of the Council of the National Rifle
Association, and decision will be
reached tonight.
1t is believed that Bodine will refuse
to shoot under the present proposition.
SPECIE.
The bullion in the Bank of England
increased ESQ, GOO in the past week. The
proportion of reserve to liability is 463S
per cent.
OFF FOR THE CONTINENT.
The Sultan Of Zanzibar leaves for the
continent to-day. u
!. PARIS, July 15.--Specie in the Bank of
France decreased 7,704,U00 francs with
in the past week.
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LAST EDITION.
The Outdoor Sports.
Latest from Glen Mitchell.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July l5.-There is a
great crowd atthe Athletes Sports, the
closing Of the. collegians at Glen Mitchell
to-day.
The one.mile run was won by G. p.
Barber, Of Amherst. Time: 4:4N. Cope
land. of Cornell, second; Vandshulle, OF
Williams, distanced, fourth, OF the Wes-
leyan, and gave out.
The one.mile walk was awarded to w.
A. Platt, OF Williams College. Although
Greene, of Harvard College, came in
first, 1t was shown that Greene jostled
Platt. Five contestants started.
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me LONG Branch Raees.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July 15.-The
racing at Monmouth Park was continued
to-day. The first race was for the Thes-
plan stakes, dash of mree-quarters Of
a mile. There were three starters
Faithless, Freebooter and Dailgaision--.
and in this order they crossed the lipe.
Time: 1:17L.
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DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 16.-Itis estl-
mated that the barley area in this coun-
try wilhyield two million bushels Of the
grain. A larger yield by at least $400, 900
bushels then that Of any previous year.
The area devoted to barley is consider
ably larger than ever before.
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HARTFORD, CONN.,, July 15.-The prof.
ect to redIstrIct the State, so as to make
one branch of the Legislature represent
The population, was hopelessly killed in
the House yesterday. The House APP
pointed a committee of six to investigate
charges of corruption against members.
The Senate passed a resolution in-laVor
OF winding up the American Life and
Trust Go. by vote of II to 0.
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The Cr01,s.

CAIRO, ILL, July 15.--The wheat crop
has been successfully harvested in
Southern Illinois and in Kentucky and
Missouri. The yield is not as large as
usual, but what there is is excellent.
Otner crops are doing well, except fruit,
which generally will not nearly reach
the extent of former years.
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POLICY-PLAYERS seem to have had a.
flourishing time OF it in this city of late,
Judging from the number Of arrests men,
toned on the slate at the 9tE-st. Station
to-day. Here is list Of those arrested: :
Henry Gable, Geo. Fry. Jack Crowder,
Geo. Hodges, Joe.. Williams, Louis
Wheeler, VIM. Brodey, Alex corbin, Jno.
Oakley, Dave Levy, Fred. Ruhe and
Geo. Tuxworth. His Honor Judge
.Lindeman will explain the principles o +
4l1-A in the R9lce Court tomorrow.
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On Foot from Cincjnnatt to ChGWtauqua.
A couple of Woodward boys, Frank
Kemper and Charles Riekert, aged 16
and II, recently started upon novel
trip, that of walk from Cincinnati to
Lake Chautauqua, and from letters re-
ceived from them on the way seem likely
to accomplish the journey in a manner
satisfactorily TO themselves and their
friends HhQ hare been apxi9 usly watch.
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Arrived In Good Hcas0n. .

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July l4-Messrs.
Sekisearva and Thy, the Japanese Com
missioners to the Centennial Exhibition,
have arrived in this city, and will con-
tinue to reside here until the opening Of
the great Exposition.
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Political.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15-The Demo-
cratic Convention nominated Il. Coffee
Mitchell Judge Of the Common Pleas
Court, Henry 8. Haglit Clerk OF the
Quarter Session Court, and VIM. Ayres
Recorder OF Deeds.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 14.-M. +.
Collier, agent of the New York Under
writer's Agency, fell from his room in
the second story of the Sherman House
last night, sustaining serious if not fatal
injuries. He is at the Surgical Institute.
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PITTssNRG. Pa, July 10. Butchers
Run, Allegheny City, overflowed last
night during the heavy storm, and the
water on East street was at one time
three feet deep. Not much damage was
done.
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DETROIT, July 15.--The friends OF an
increase in the volume OF currency will
hold q National Convention here August
25th, at which Gen. Butler, Hon. w. d.
Kelly. Senator Gordon, Of Ga, and others
will deliver addresses.
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Abie-bodted Cittssns-- Cleveland Butchers
--Paralysis, etc.

Special to the Star.
DAYTON, o., July 15.-The reports of
She ward and township Assessors give
the following numbers of the able-bo died
male residents of this county, viz; In
the city, 6 962 white, and IA. coIored. In
the county without the city, 1859 white,
and 70 colored. Total, 1851 white, and
AIS colored. or the former about 700 are
hot naturalized.
The Butchers Association of Cleve-
land arrived here yesterday at 3:15 p.
~. They were met at the depot by a
Committee OF Dayton butchers and es.
sorted to. the Beckel House.
MIR. Asbury DeCamp. senior member
OF the well-known carriage manufkctur.
ang firm Of this city, was stricken bypar-
aiysis yesterday morning at his resi-.
dence. There are no hopes Of his re-
c0sery.
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CenfennfdE Representative : Desfifution.
OTTAWA, ONT, July 15.--Hon. F. Just,
Minister OF Agricultural, will leave
next week for the work In connection
with arranging for the representation of
Canada at the Philadelphia Centennial.
Darlington Railroad Company to pay it's
hands there is great deal OF destllution
along the route of its line among TAI mers
and laboring classes.
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NEW JERSEY MIDLAND.

, A meeting of the first mortgage
bondholders Of the New Jersey Midland
Company was held yesterday, when a
statement was submitted showing the
total liabilities Of the road to be $8,000,-
600; assets, $3,5S2, 500; first mortgage,
pointed to investigate the condition OF
the road.
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Losder ana Price Indioted.

New YORK, July 15.--The Brooklyn
Grand Jury today found indictments
agaipstJoseph Loeder and john ]. Price,
charging them with perjury.
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Reunion OF the Arn,y Of the tennessee

ReNntoN Of The 4rnay or lNe Iennesseo-
ResUard.
DEs MONIES, IA, July 15.-At meet
ing last evening full corps Of commit
tees were elected to make arrangements
for the Army OF the Tennessee reunion
on September 2 and 3.
The Governor offers a reward of $500
for the capture Of the murderer OF. Thos.
Lassauix at Creston, few weeks ago.
There is no evidence to shoV. that the
man who cut his throat with razor
when about to be captured was connect
ed with the murder,
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New YORK, July 15.-W. Cornell jew
ell, who recently issued circular calling
for National Independent Convention,
TO nominate u President and Vice Presi-
dent, publishes card, in which he sets
forth that the impression formed from the
phraseology OF the circular that he op-
posed Democratic principles and advO-
Gated third term for General Grant, is
aid in securing National party with a
Democratic platform OF the better days
Of the Republic.
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FREMoNT's PARTNER pARpoNEp.

FREMONT'S PARTNER PARDONED.
PARIS, July 15.-President McMahon
has pardoned Baron Boeileau of the
sentence he received in consequence OF
having been concerned in General Ere.
monts Trans-C Continental railway specu-
lation.
CARLISTS WEAKENING.
ceived by the Government report that
the Carlists are surrendering in large
numbers. The Carlist army officers are
becoming discouraged and their forces
demoraliZed.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
VIENNA, July 15.-Emperor William
has arrived at Salzburg. His reception
by the people was most enthusiastic.
ENGLISH TRADE AND FINANCES.
LIVERPOOL, July 15-2 T. M.--The cot.
ton market is dull and easier ON arrivals.
Sales, 5000 bales.
LONDON. July l5.-Consols, for money,
94a94 l6; U. S. bonds firm at 67s; trad
ing price, 1O7; Erie shares 1875 'l2L.
LONDON, July 15-2 2:20 p. M.-The
funds are steady. American securities
firm; new funded loan, 1927 ex-coupon.
Money easy and abundant.
LIVERPOOL, July 15-2 P. M.-The cot.
ton market is dull and easier ON arrivals;
sales 5000 bales.
FEARS OF FREsHETs.
LONDON, July 15.-Violent rains have
prevailed throughout England for sew.
eral days past, causing serious injury to
the crops and damage to property. The
rivers are rising rapidly, causing appre-
tensions Of disastrous treshets in the
country.
FAILURE.
The meeting called by the Radical
clubs for last night at Trafalgar Square,
to protest against the grant for tlfe
Prince OF Wales Indian Journey, was a
failure.
- OUR RIFLEMEN.
The American Team arrived in this
city last night and proceeded quietly to
their hotel. They will decide to-day on
the latest proposition OF the Council Of
FROM SPAIN.
Advices from the Spanish frontier, re-
ceived by the way Of Bayonne, report
that General Dorregary, being unable to
penetrate into French territory, has
bulnCu-pdCh IA uAO VII OOtlOn Vi DdludS-
tro. Six officers and 172 men belonging
to his rear guard were compelled to take
refuge in France, near Gavarnie. They
were promptly arrested by the French
authorities, disarmed,. and interned.
Troops have been sent from Pau to
guard the frontier. Don Carlos is at
Villa Real with strong force.
POLITICAL.
MADRID. july I5.-It is asserted that
the article of the new Constitution em-
bodying the principle OF religious liberty
will be supported when it comes up for
final action in the constitutional Com
mittee by a vote Of % to 10.
The Impartial states that the Diplo.
matte Agent Of China is coming TO
Madrid, and that Chinese Consuls will
be appointed in Cuba.
INCOGNITO.
MUNICH, July 15.-The Emperor Will
Ianf travelling strictly fncognito, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon oR his
way to Salzburg.
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STOLEN,

CTOLEN--MAR Court-street Mar
- ket Tuesday morning, bay mare, firtecn
hands high. harness, and green spring wagon,
loaded with vegetables, meat. &c. Return to
northwest corner Ninth and Harriet streets,
and receive reward; any information reward
Cd. ANDY BIEN. jy14-3t
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CRIMINAL.

VIM. Almengo, a Spaniard, was to-day
sentenced to eight years. imprisonment
in the State Prison for drugging and
robbing Frank. Eagle, Mexican sea-
man,
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TIOR SALE-HANDSOME VILLA Resi-
dence, at Mantou, Colorado, adjoining the
promises Of DR.. William A. Bell; beautiful Sit
Hation, on commanding eminence, overlook
ing the grandest scenery on the continent. The
Fountain creek, clear mountain stream, runs
In front Of the property. The house has six
rooms, with closets, ETC.; perfectly new and
built in the most substantial manner. viii be
sold on accommodating terms. Apply to
CHARLES HALLOW ELL, CUTHBERT Il
fLAPP'S real estate office, Colorado Springs,
Colorado. jy13-3t
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WANTED--.sITUATIONS.

VNTANTED-SITUAT ATICN-B BY a frst-clas
w gardener; Scotchman, single. Apply to
JAMES BAIN, Eden Park. jy14-5t.
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MADRID, July 15.-Oficial adyices re.
ceived by the Governments report that
the Carlists are surrendering in large
numbers. The Carlist army officers are
becoming discouraged and their forces
demoraliZad.
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LSOR SALE-LAND so acres prairie land |;
II good spring on same; in thickiy-settled
heighborhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office. II
liy14-tf1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-24
DIRECTORY.

Luu0MUa
eor-u MEMPHIS, No. uS-mests I'd Friday
a. esrn month-at Odd FelIows' Hall. B.
y Haller, W. M; B. X. Pullen, Secretary.
i1eTRoEA, No. 163-meets LIST Monday In
.vevv month, at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner
Court and Main. John Gordon. W. NJ; B..
Richmond, Secretary.
TTiI1 ScoTT, No. 2S9-meets LIST Thursday
q sarh month--at Odd Fellows Hall. A.. +.
nTayiS' w, NJ; A. s. Myers, Secretary.
nrSoTo, No. S99-meets Sd FRIDAY. OF each
uorth- odd Fellows Hall. Ed. Worsham,
W. M; r. W. shelton, Secretary; -.
KuvIENING, No. .%l--meets, 4th Friday OF
.ach m~onth-at Odd Fellows Hall. J. A..
TAYLOR. W. NJ; Jas. s. Carpenter, Secretary.
A"' ROYAL ARCH.
p,vx CEAPrER, No. G-meets I'd Monday Of
.a.b month-at Masonic Han. in Gsyoso
Biock. A. ]. Wheeler, NJ. Z. u. p; j. j.
"Mst rSpETs CHAPTER, No. @-meets at Ma
.on;c Hall. in Gsyoso Block, Sd Monday Of
sSch month. W. s. Matthews, III. e. H. p;
n. W, Shelton, Secretary.
r. n Q. n.
ErSEKA COUHcIL, No. 6-meekg Sd Thurs
asv ~ ZACH month-at Masonic Hall. in Gay
oso Block. "A. j. Wheel%, tn. H.; Q. H.
Myers, Rec.
Cvrxxr C~oNNAEDERY, No. 4-meets 4th Mon
asv AZ each month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
Block. j. W. Ward, &. c.; 7. j. Barchus,
re ~. ELMO C~oMMANDERY No. Is u. D.-Meets
al Tuesday of each month at Masonic Hall,
Gayoso Block. B. F. Halter, L. c.; z. W,
Shelton, Rec.