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THs REvIvALrsrs.-Londoaa, June 21.-
Moody and SaDkey are preparing to visit
Elton to hold services especially addressed to
the students. Their intention causes con-
siderable sensation and much controversy in
the newspapers. MIR. Knatchbull Hugesson
pas formally requested the provost TO bring
the matter before the governors of the COL
lege, with the view of obtaining from them
an expression Of disapproyal and refusal TO
sanction the holding of the services.
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COMMUNIST PIc.NIc-A FATAL SsoT.-
Chicago. June 20.-The communists to-day
held picnic and made number ofincendiary
speeches, but no definite action was taken
in regard TO their future course. A young
foreigner named Walter, who attended the
gathering, was shot through the head auo
instantly killed by an unskillful marksman
in shooting gallery.
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Personal Difficulty.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch

= Especial telegram 70 The DISPATCH.
PETERSBURG, June 21.-A personal diff
Guilty occurred about O'Clock this evening
between Captain ID. a. Hinton, the city at
torney, and Major R. A. Bacon, superin-
tendent of the Petersburg railroad. Major
Bacon fired twice-at Captain Hinton, but
missed him both times. The gentlemen
were separated before any injury was in.
flicted. The case will be heard before the
Mayor Tomorrow
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Murderer Convicted-Run Over.

TSpECIHI teICSIlIIl 10 tIII DIsP"tSIF'J
HALIFAX, N. c., June 21.-The jury in
Elias Powell's case, charged with murder
ing Isadore Cohen, Of Whitakers, December
Oath, brought in verdict of equity" The
Judge With olds sentence.
Two negro girls while asleep on the rail-
road track to- day near Weldon were run
over by the train, and one, aged twelve
years, had both legs crushed; the other,
though thrown from the track, escaped un-
hurt.
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A RIFLE CONTEST AT EDISBURGH London,
June 20.-A contest took place at Edin.
burgh Saturday between the rifemen Of
England, Ireland, and Scotland for the inter-
national challenge trophy. Scotland won
by 20 points ahead of England and 139
ahead of Ireland.
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Washington Items.

WARRINGTON, June 21.-Secretary Robe
son has gone to Annapolis to distribute d.
plomas. ....
Secretary Bristow has gone to New York:
Surgeon James Simmons has been relieved
from, and Assistant Surgeon Ely Mcclellan
has been assigned to, duty in the Department
of the South.
The United States ship Lancaster has
been ordered home FROM the South Atlantic
squadron. She has been ordered to Nor
folk
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Accidentally Shot and Kalied-KHIed
by LIGHTNING.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SAVANNAH, GA, June 21.-On Saturday
night Eli Schwarzbaum was accidentally shot
and killed by his brother Isaac, who was
carelessly handling pistol.
During storm yesterday the lightning
struck negro sbanty on the outskirts of the
city. instantly killing Lizzie Perlite Eco.
lorpd1
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weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 21.--For the SCUM
Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary and fall
ing barometer, southeasterly winds, WARMER
partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, sta.
tionary barometer, southwest to southeast
winds. warmer, partly cloudy weather.
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CITY NGINEEk'- OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1875.
NOTICE TO STONE-CUNrkA CrORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until WEnNkSDA ,June 235, ut l2v'clocE
NJ. for FURNISHING and LAYING GRANITE
CURLING and FLA1ulNG q q for rena ring ana
relaying same for the term OF niue months fIom
July 1st next
Specihcatlous and samples Of stone can be seen
upon Application ut tbie OfhIe.
The Committee ON strees reserves the right to
reject any or all bids offered and OF living The con-
tract for each artce required 10 the lowest bidders
therefor,
Forms Of proposals can be obtained BY applying
at this Office w. L. GU SiAW,
j. ltd City ngineer.
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Fatal AlFray In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 21.-Brad. Var
brougu, justice of the peace residing near
Covingtou, Tenn., was killed Saturday last
by William Kinney. his brother-in.iaw, in
quarrel growing out of an old family feud.
kinney surrendered himself TO the sheriff.
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nerau,t,p~ Railroad Official.

SIN FRANCISCO. June 21.-The deialcation
of the secretary of the Contract and Finance
Company Of the Central Pacific railroad is
confirmed. He is in private custody, and
expresses the hope and ability to make bis
deficit good. His name is John Miller.
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EnIToRs' AND PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATIONS
The Executive COMMITTEE of the Editors,
aud Publishers Association of the State Of
Virginia have selected the White Sulphur
Springs as the place for the summer meeting
of the ASSOCIATION this year. The constltn.
ion Of the Association prescribes the third
Wednesday in July" as the time OF meeting.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June --E0on.-Stocks active
Money. p. Gold, l17a. ExchaGge-Lon2, 4S7k;
short, 490S. Governments active and lower. States
quiet and steady.
observation-disclosures easy: large offerings Sterling,
4SSh. cold stroIg at IL 7hgl174. governments
dull and steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2l.-VIrgin!a 6's, peelers. Az;
consnls, ssh. West Nrginlas. 81. North Caro-
lima Us, ola, 20; new IL; speclal-tax. 4. BID To-
day,
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 81, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 81 bushels. Red. 80 bushels.
CORN White, ass bushels. Yello1, 6S bushels.
OATs.-656 bushels.
MEAL.-40 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, IA bushels on private terms
Red, 3 o bushels OF $3.50.
CoKS.-HhIe, ITO bushels on private terms;
IA bushels very good at S7c--total. $50 bushels.
UATS.-74 bushels prime 1t 75c.; so bushels at
74c.; SO bushels very good n i1ah at 73c, 100
bushels very good ut 74c.- total, so bushels.
MEAL.-4U bushels unbolted at CSC.
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A EuLosY ON MONARCHY FOR REPUBLICAN

A EuLoGY ON MONARCHY FOR REPUBLICAN
GuEsTs.-D Dublin, June 20.-Tbe American
rilemen, bs invitation Of the Lord Mayor.
attecded service to-day at st. Patrick's ca.
thecri. The sermon, which was preached
by Canon Keeper, was an enlogy OF monarchy
and the Esta blished Church. The residents
of the city comment severely on the speakers
taste. In the evening the visitors enjoyed
the hospitalties Of the Lord Mayors man.
sop
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From Bath County.

SOLITUDE, VA, June Is, 1910.
We are having coplous showers OIL ram 81
the present writing. The wheat IN TINS
Community. except in few cases, is going TO
harvest yery light. The bay crop, which Is an
;mnortant item to this county, must, not
wiihstandipg the heavy rains, be extremely
Iiebt. The corn came up badly and is quite
short. but bears good color.
No news of interest except considerable
more piileriDg than usuil. JONES'
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Fatal Railrond Accident.

C1HC1NNArI, June 21.-The Atlantic ana
Great Western eastward bound passenger
train, which left here at 10 O'Clock last night,
was thrown from the track at Hamilton Oy
displaced switch. The fireman, James hirk-
up, was killed, and the engineer, James Gray,
badly Injured. No other persons were hurt.
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as hens egg. and, to form some Idea Of It's
density. at 10 O'Clock next morning bale
buShci measure might have been filed with
in arms reach anywhere IN the yard. Mr..
Gary was the chief sufferer, but several adj.
jacent farms we're more or less damaged.
The weather has been very cool here since,
but whether caused by that Or not we can't
tell.
The churches yesterday were largely at.
tended. QuIr.
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TWEED STILL IN DuRAScE.-Neao York,
June 20.-Tweed remains on Blackwell's
I,land, and will probably stay there until
the first of next week. II is believed he
tinds unexpected difficulty in obtaining bail
IN his other cases.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE FL, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 81, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Steamer wyaneke, Couch, New York, merehan-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen 20.
Steamer alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
u' Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, norfolk, mel
chandise and PASSENGERS. L. b. Tatnm, agent NJ,
Schooner Mary s. Bradshaw. Van Sileer' Ne"
York railroad iron. Tredegar Iron works.
Schooner Kate Miller, Van SAINT, Boston, Ice "A.
.; .c Gs H. p. Simmons, wiliet's, New York,
'G Schooner K. &. A. Ward, Vaughan, New York,
light, To load for New York, Curtis parker.
Schooner James Jones, Acey' New YORK. nay a.
Schooner Laura C. Wolf. NcDeyitt. Philadelphia,
light. TO load for Phliadeph,a Gu,ts earks york
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia
e0 Schooner ne Winsow wynn. Wynn, James river,
schcouer Thomas Nelson. Norfolk, shi 81 lie
and scrap-iron, Charles l. "orthan anu n W.
loop cornella Sparks, Davis, James river, grain,
Sublett & Cary.
Schooner d. II. Iugraham, Ames, New York,
coal. Gervas S orrs. agent. ,,,
schooner Anna w. Collins, Tuthiil, New YORK
rim ,isborne,s coal, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary Morris, Larkin, Sorfoik' lime,
Dillon kllet:.
Schooner Thomas BooZ, SoHiers, ftoTioencs'
coal, Curtis & tarker.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner William L. Hearu, Wa'sop, from R,ch-
mont, arrived AZ norfolk June 9th.
SchOoptrs Hattie f. Giles, owens, anu MAJOR
william H. Tantum. Shoe. from Richmond, arrived
az Philadelphia June 19tb. n,.
Schooner j. II. MARVEL, johnson, from cry
Point for Stamford, Conn, arrived NJ New YORK
Schooner 3. 8. Tyler, Matthews, from Richmond
for Stamford, Conn, arrived at New YORK 1ane
18th. .,, n..ro.. ~ 9
Bsysrd. Camp; Mary e. Turner, Camp: Yankee
Doodle. Rose, from Virginia, arrived At New YORK
June 18th. r.,, 80.
| loading al Boston June 9th for Richmopd
On Wednesday last Messrs. b. q D. baEer q 20
succeeded IN raising The sunken steamer Loaisasns
from The position she occupied ia The Bay, ana nae
ner towed In towards WicUmoco river Tor sneltei
While nearing the shore heavy oreezs o. Ia WIN,
desisi towing aud letting the steamer grouod whez'
she then was.-Norfoik Landmark, June Zota.
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son,berp Editors in New York.

New YORK, June 2l.-The editorial excur.
sonists from Alabama and Tennessee called
on Governor Tilden to-day. The Governor
addressed them, expressing his pleasure at
bidding them welcome to the North, when
was responded to by Hon. e. ID. Powell, oil
Union Springs, in a most appropriate man
ner, The eScnrsionists were then introduced
to tie Governor, after which they Withdrew.
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H1YaICEs Iv TAx.PAYEKS.
NtITY TAXES FOB 1875.

NITY TAXES FOB 1875.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICK,l
RICHMOND, May 81, 1876. 5
This Office will be open "daily from o'clock A.
NJ. to o'clock P. u. from the 5ru TO THE 30rH
OF JUNE, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Of receiving
from any person charged with city taxes"
REAL AND PERSONAL, Il
for the year 1876, !" tue whole or one'haIf Of the
amount OF tax charged; and that ten per eentnn
will be adted TO the amour, OF tax charged in every
case where the party assessed shalt fail to pay The
whole or one-half within the time so limited
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last days OF
collection the Collector respectfully requests all
par,,es to call early in the time specified and those
having lists AMI memoranda 10 leaye VIII 40 go 1
hat their bills may be selected sDd receipts mace
out JOHN .. EhuSAobA,
,o,1a Collector.
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A LAsKA POWDER-best preparation
N In nse f,,. cleaning metal, washing paint, glass,
&c. 10 houseacepers Il Is particularly rsS0n.
m.ndati bv &c CHRISTIAN u WHITE. saszs
iala III Akeuis,
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Judge Inglis, of Baltimore. decided not to
let DR.. Schoeppe have Miss Steinnecke's pro-
DertY.
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CITY ENGINkLR'S OFFICER
RICHMOND. VA. ,luun Y. lR15.

RICHMOND, Va. June IL, 1875.
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at this office until WEDNESDAY,
June 23d. ut l2 o'clock 81. for FURNISHING
THE CT MULES AND HORSES With HAY
for the I, rm of three months.
The CoInmil tee Oh Streets reserves the right to
reject any all bids offered.
Forms Of proposals can De obtained By applying
at this Office. w. E. Gun HAW,
ip l7.iu City r. gtOeer.
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FULL STOCK OF LADIES' I9
EhrHEK Trunks, VALISES, SaTCHELS,
Straps, Over-Gsitsrs, &c. ,. e. Burt's 6ue Button
Boots for ladies' misses, apd children; Gehtlemen,s
Ene hand. mace Goat and Calf Ties and Prince AL
merits: Ladies', Misses. and Children's Newport
Ties, slippers, and Buskins. at j. A GRlGG'S:
49, 90 Tenth and Main streets.
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QUESTION: Where can l buy ~
" Good SHOES for myself or chill ss
dren III low figures, but made Of good matsria AZ,
Answer: At the factory No. 2Io broau sr rec.
between Second and Third, where nothing out city
made goods are sold. 1x
ROOTS footed tn order for only 90. sc 10
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nON'T PAY $5 FOR A GAL a
~ TER when you ca buy city de q - :
b,v orc for s3. This Is true ii you don't believe
r. 70 to the factory 215 Broad street between Sec
and and Third. Nothing but clty-mads GOODS sola'
E In.,y Nd ONiV az se16
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HAzLETes, Pa, June 2l.-Three persons
have been subjected 10 The Stockton mine.
The are iase asibis, IL. ie.sSc-.-sa .ss
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE %, 1875.
sun rises...4.42l Moon rises........,10.26
Sun sets...,...7.1S High TIDE. 645
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IssuRAsCE COMPANIES.

m WALKER u CO., GENERAL M-
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STRKx7s
RIcuNoyp, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERcAFTILE Ne
nnrrh .Eneisnd-capi,ai, 81 d. 00G,0 900 Told:
AMaZON INSURANCE COAPAhY. OF Ctnctn.
nat. Ohio--assets ever o. 600 so9a 1880
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBUR6 RSUKANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY. Of Lynchbarg, Ya.-sassss ofa
s e1HyTtiHST1o INSURANCE. CoAPAHY, es
BROOKLYN. II. Y.-asasts over $500. goo;
PH(ENIX INSURANCE. 0APAN1.o OF breqks
,yn. n. assets over S4 900. 900. 80.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE C1hrAh1, W
Portsmouth, Va--assets over eSo.OoO
mao. Loses eauita5ay adjusted and DroApuy paia
AZ this agency. Applications solideed, ano i1 ~
dia.e attention given tharetos % ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
u SUMMER Law LECTURES lnine weekly sI
H. Moved OF signal use lst, 10 students design
Ing to nursue their studies at this or other law
school; %, to those vino pro oss TO study pl .s
vsier.: 8d. 10 Young practitioners WHO have Eot mao
Tho adraniase OF systematic instruction.. For cir
enIar anny irosl-efhce University OF Yirgipial TO
Su Ps' " JOHN q. MINOR, .
ia14Im Prof. Common and Statute Law,
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=SsAAszsN- SEaSsESS. sHe.

I AIDES, MISE, AND CHiL'n~
llDREN'S NEWPORT tbs; Ladtes'A ~
ble Goat, aud Russia Leather Button and Laced
Hoots: Geutlemen's fine Boots and Shoes-ail
styIes: Gentleme>'s Ca,f Prince Aluerts only S5.
trunks. Valises, Satchels, &C., cheap mt
w. p. w. TAYLOR'S,
Ia17 Fourth and Broad streets.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 21.-The Rich
mond Commandcry Heights Templar ar.
rived from Bostoa this morning. They
we're received by st. Johns and Calvary
Communicates and entertained by an ele-
CANT collation. at Howard Hall. Afterwards
the thee communicates took a special
steamer for Rock Point, where Narragan-
set stofe banquet was served.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-03
VEGETINE.

and the large number of testimonials which are
constantly being received from persOns who have
been cured BY its use, is conclusive proof of its
great value. 1t Is recommended by physicians and
apOthecaries. As BlOOd-PuriiGr and Health
RestOreF il has no equsl.
VEGETINE Is not prepared for a fancy drink,
made from poor liquors, which debilitatss the SyS
TEN and nds TO destroy health instead Of restOr-
ing It.
Are not the many testimonials given for the diff
feTent complaints satisfactory to any reasonable
person sufft rirg from dtsease that they can be
curedg Read the different testimonials given, and
no one can doubt. In many of these cases the per-
say that their pain and suffering cannot be ex-
pressed, as in Of scrOfula where. apparently
the whole body was one mass of corruption. III
VEGETISE will relieve pain, clean~e, purify and
health after trying different physicians, many REM
edits. suffering for years, Is IL not conclusive
proof, If You are sufferer, you can be cured Why
Is this medicine performing such great cures2 II
works in the BLOOD in the circulating fluid. 1t can
be truly called the Great Blood Purifier. The great
source of disease originates in the blood; aud no
medicine that does not act direJ tly upon it, to pu
rify and removals., has any just claim upon public
attention. When the blood becomes Hfeless and
stagGRnt, either from change OF weather or Of eli
mste, want OF exercise, irregular diet from any
other cause, the NEGETINE will renew the blood,
carry of the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels and impSFt tone of yigOr to
the whole body. The conviction Is. in the public
mind as we'll in the medical profession, that the
remedies supplied by the Vegetable Kingdom are
more safe, more successful. in the OF disease
of roots, barks and herbs. 1t + pleasant to take,
and l. perfectly safe to give an infant. DO YOU
need itl Do not hesitate to try il. You Will never
regret IL.
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woMEK's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

A Parlor Entertainment Tor Its benent,
The elegant and extensive salons Of Mr.. VIM.
Stickney, No. COL nj street, were last evening
filed with the youth and beauty Of Washington's
elite to take part in q charitable entertainment,
given for the benefit Of the Women's Christian
Association. The entertainment received the
patronage Of the best classes OF our citizens,
for the object was not only q most worthy one,
but the talent OF those who were announced to
take part in the exercises Of the evening was also
sufficiently we'll known to give promise OF an
evening Of enjoy ment.
The entertainment began with plano Duet by
Madame LIE Vert read "Yeniee by Moonlight"
which was highly appreciated.
when the Tide Comes in" a song, was sung
by Mr.. Read, in beautiful manner.
Mr.. Patton favored the audience with fute
solo, which he performed in q mastery style.
The Misses Bradley sang Twilight STAR so
sweetly that they were ene0rsd, and sang another
air.
An intermission followed; after which DR..
sang midnight still Calm" Madame lie Vert
read an account Of bullhghting in Spain, which
gave o very graphic description of this mode Of
entertaining the dignitarles Of that country.
compartment, was sung by Miss Bradley. The
entertainment closed BY quartette, bella Fig
liR," rendered by the Misses Bradley and Messrs.
Witherow and Head after which the audience
retired, much pleased.
Among the prominent citizens present were
Senator Pomeroy, Hon. Mr.. Monroe, z. ID. GIL
man. Hon. NJ. G.. Emery, W. B. Noses A. s. Sol.
onions, Colonel u. W. Dyer, Hon. A. NJ. Clapp,
and Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Smith.
The efforts OF Mrs. Stickney 10 make the enter
tainment pleasant were appreciated by the audi
ence, and this lady was the recipient Of the hear
test congratulations.
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LNnrHvR LETTER.
DEMOCRACY.
National Jackson Association.

National Jackson ASSOCIATION.
The association met at SHngerbund hall last
night: the president John Z. Norris, in the chair.
The names Of several gentlemen were proposed
for membership.
DR.. Allen offered the following resolutions:
RsSOlUed, That we congratulate the country
and the State of Tennessee upon the election oil
Hon. Andrew johnson as United states Senator
from that State-8n honest statesman; one who
observes and defends the Constitution, the rights
Of the States, and the Union of the States.
RESOLVED, That, on behalf of the Democracy OF
this District, we hereby tender him a reception
and serenade upon his arrival in this city.
Dr. Culver presented as a substitute the fol-
lowing:
RssoIped, That, in view Of the previous arrange
ments by the Metropolitan Club, Of this city, to
give eX-President johnson, now United States
Senator elect from Tennessee, serenade on his
heartily Join with that club in rendering TO Tea
nessee's gifted son and the friend OF the Union
these feeble tokens Of cur high regard for the
m an and appreciation Of his statesmanship, as
well as his long and answering fidelity TO the in
IeTests Of the District Of Columbia.
DR.. Culver said the Metropolitan had already
opened q correspondence with Mr.. johnson with
reference to giving him behtting reception, and
offered q resolution proposing cooperation with
the club.
Mr.. Davis said the jackson was the present
club, and thought the invitation should come
A lively discussion sprang up between DR.. Cul.
yer, Mr.. Davis and others upon the proposition,
AID II was finally agreed that the Metropolitan
Club should be invited 70 join the Jackson a $50
citation in giving Mr.. johnson suitable recep-
Dr.. Culver withdrew his substitute, and DR..
Aliens resolution was adopted.
Hessrs. JnO. E. Norris, r. S. Davis, q. r. Cul
yer and DR.. Allen were appointed a committee Of
aTTanR ements to carry out the wishes Of the assO
citation, and the corresponding secretary was In.
stTueted TO notify Mr.. johnson Of its action.
The meeting then adjourned,
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B'NAI BIRTH.
The Grand Lodge of District No. S

19VN7GN 1~@1N.-Vs
The Grand Lodge of B'nai Birth Of District
No. s, which comprises Maryland, several other
states and this District, continued its session in
Baltimore on Monday last, President Herzberg,
Of Washington, in the chair, who announced the
standing committees for the year. The list en-
braces the names of the following Washington
reports.
The committee OF the officers reported on the
statue Of religious liberty to be done by Mr.. Eze-
kiel, now in kome, formerly Of Richmond, Va,
young sculptor Of promise, and to be unveiled at
the Centennial before being placed in Its niche at
the Capitol in Washington. The report urged
that each lodge make up its quota to pay for the
statue which is nearly completed, and will cost
between s25, 600 and go, 1000.
Atlanta was fixed as the next place OF holding
the next annual convention.