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New ORLEANS, March j.-W. D
Hardman, who was shot by J. S. Prestige
last night, died. at noon to-day from the
effects Of his wounds. Both parties were
members Of the firm Of Prestige. Graham
L. Co., Carondelct street, and the dilIiculty
occurred in their office about business
Prestige has been arrested and i'm.
nrisnnad
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LITTLE Rock, March 4.-The Republi
can State Central Committee to-day issued
call for a State Convention, to assem-
BILE in this city on the 9th Of April, FOL
the purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Cincinnati Convention, and nomina.
ting candidates for Presidential Electors
Senator Clayton, chairman OF the com
mittee, leaves for Washington early next
week. y '' t'a
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CHICAGO, March 4.-Mrs. Geo. A. Ives,
wife Of the cashier Of the Union N National
Bank, fell dead in floral establishment
on State street. She has been sufferer
from heart disease.
August Schmehl tonight finished a
walk Of 502 miles on IA hours. A lady
who walked with him failed to accom-
plish her $50 miles in the same time.
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ST. LOUIS, March 4.-Alircd Perry, q
switchman in the Vandalia Railroad
freight.yard, East st. Louis, while
switching tonight, caught his foot in a
frog Of the track, was thrown down and
pushed several yards by q backing train,
and mortally injured. His stomach was
ruptured and his hips crushed.
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St. LOUIS, March 1.-THE railroad from
Malvern Station, on the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway, 10 Hot
Springs, Arkansas, has just been complet-
ed, and passenger trains are running reg
uIarIy from St. Louis 10 the Springs.
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Schooner seized for Smuggling.

SAN FRANCIsco, March3.-The schoon-
er Nidaros, flying the American flag, sail
ing from this port for Mazatlan, Mexico,
with m assorted cargo Of merchandise,
has been seized by the authorities OF the
last named port, charged with smuggling.
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Legislative Investigation OF Char
yes, OF Corruption.

BosroN, March l.-The House Of Rep
resentatiyes, by a vote OF ninety-nine TO
twenty.three, has decided to appoint a
committee to Investigate the. charges re-
Gently made by Moses Kimball, that
money had been used to influence legisla-
tion In the State Legislature.
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MARKET QUorATIoNs.--At Charleston
Butter 10 and 20, eggs 10, feathers So and
40, ginseng 20, potatoes so and 60, dried
peaches II! and 1G, dried apples 10 and
12!, chickens 81 90 and 50 so per dozen,
corn meal 50 and 60 per bushel.
At Clarksburg: Butter 20 and %, eggs
l2! to 10, potatoes so and 90, corn G5.
AtCamcron: Butter 25, eggs l2, po-
tatocs 80, turnips 40, chickens (dreSsed)
s cts. per pound, turkeys 10, lard 10.
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VOLUME XXIv----NUMBER l67.
SPAIN,
Amnesty = Vatican Protesting
Against Religious Freedom,

MADRID, March ALL Carlists sub.
mitting to the Government prior to the
10Th inst. are to be granted amnesty.
1t is stated that the Vatican win not
make formal protest against the article
OF the new Constitution concerning re-
ligious tolerance.
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ITALY.

ROME, March 4.-When Cardinal Le-
dOchowski visited the Pope, His Holi.
ness exclaimed: ave rejoice with thee,
intrepid defender Of the faith. May God
crown thy noble aspirations"
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OMAHA, March 5.-There was quite q
heavy rain accompanied by thunder and
lightning here this evening, turning to
sleeg storm and rain, turning colder
blowing regular gale.
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BosroN, March 4.-Spencer Decker
twelve years old, has been held in S., 1000
bonds, charged with canGing the death Of
Charles H' ePrsssy, y playmate nine
Years old,
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Holiday.

New ORLEANS, March Z. This Is q
legal holiday. The fire department eel
ebrated their thirty-hinth anniversary in
grand procession, which was witnessed
BY great crowds Of people in the streets
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CA1Ro, LII, March 5.-T. B. Larkin, a
merchant Of Mt, Vernon, Ind, travelling
for his health, died suddenly in his chair
tonight on the steamer Arkansas Belle,
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NORTH PLATTE, March 4.-Michacl
Tillion, convicted Of the murder Of
Thomas Grimes, in this place, on the 9th
Of July tast, was sentenced TO be hanged
June 80,
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NEW YORK.


New YoRK, March 4.-Rey. s. Storrs
ljwhen questioned about resigning his po
sition as President Of the American Con-
gregational Union, and his Directorshif
In the Congregational Home Mission So
ciety, declined to say whether he intend
cd to withdraw from the fellowship Of
Beechers circle Of churches or not. 81
desire at present." he remarked, ITO say
no more than that the statement Of my
resignation is true. As to the interpre.
tatiOn upon my action, making it appear
that l was lead to it by the action Of the
council, and that I am in rebellion against
Pthe Congregational Church, will not
now speak; but the resignation have
made because l felt dissatisfied with their
action, and thought ii best to withdraw
from them. That is all"
HEAVY SHIPMENT OF GRAIN TO EUROPE.
There have been twenty.four vessels
chartered to load grain for the European
markets during the past week, mostly for
England. These vessels have loaded al
together 1890 quarters Of grain, or $685.
400 bushels. This quantity is entirely in
dependent OF that taken by the regular
ocean steamers.
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MEXICO.
Triumph OF Government TroopS
Over NcvOlutionistS-- Minister
Foster.

Foster.
VERA Cruz, February &c, via HAVANA
March 3.-As the steamer was leavinl
Vera Cruz kilograms were read from The
interior Of Mexico announcing tht
triumph Of the government at all points
The different revolutionary plans pub
lished show there has been no under
standing among the rebel leaders. Tho
government bad asked a loan OF Sj0O,0O
from the merchants OF the Capitol, which
was Immediately granted, and the money
placed at President Lcrdo's disposition
The reception ut the residence Of Min
lister Foster, on Washington's birthday
was attended by the President, member
Of the Cabinet and foreign legations, and
the elite OF society.
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OTTAWA, March 4.-A party Of five
men, with eight horses, left for the woods
near Quebec, three weeks ago, since
which time nothing has been heard Of
thcm.a q. 49,.
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WEST Va. LITERARY NEws.-The Sut.
ton (Bruxton Co.. Literary Society, at ia
meeting on the lst, discussed this ques.
ton: "ResolrUl, That the mind Of woman
is no, inferior to that OF man." After the
discussion lhe members decided the ques.
ton in the affirmative, which was moi
only gallant but proper. AT d previous
meeting the society had discussed capital
punishment, and decided that ii ought to
he abolished.
At the last meeting OF the Phillip Lit.
erary Society the following question was
debated: "ReSOlred, That the sIanderer is
a more pcrnicious character than the
Aatterer."
Winfield putnam Co.. has a flourish
ing Literary Society. At the last meet
ing the following question was discussed
" "Rcsolred, That Washington was greater
military chiettain than Napoleon Bona.
partc." The question was ably argued
on both sides. The decision was in favor
Of the negative. The next question for
discussion rs; "ReSolvcd, That party spirit
is injurious to a.rCpublican form OF gov
ernment."
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orrAwA, March 4.-LuthseAer { Co.,
merchants have suspended. Liabilities
will probably reach $9,500,O00.
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FINANCIAL.

This Rank Is organized and prepared 10 trAnRct
the business Of banking In all It's details.
ItsucCccds tho First National Bank Of Wheeling,
ls owned by the zane shareholders and Is under the
aIIne management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of its CORES.
pOndents and DepOsitOrs, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes Il hopes to merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
:, Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at Eght re.
ce!yed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and Individuals.
CcrtIleates Of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Depodts
pIRKcroRs:
John K. BotGlorl VIM. b. Simpson.
jacob s. Rhodes, Wm. A. Turner,
George Adams, John J.. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FTanEheitn, o. c. Dewey.
Henry n. Harper, mJ2i-d&W
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The city of Chicago has handled more
goods than ever before, the past year,
though their value will not count up 80
large, owing to the reduction in prices.
The following table covers the staples OF
the farm distributed from Chicago, not all
OF which were marketed by her mer-
chants, many Of them having merely
.1 4 Al .a.,-I
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DON CARLOS.

BouLoGNE, March 4,-Don Carlos start
ed at hali-past 2 this afternoon iOr Lon
don.
According to the latest advices it ap,
pears that an understanding has been ar.
rived at with regard to the principal
features Of the ministerial programme
The Duke De Cazes and Gen. Cissey will
retain their portfolios as Ministers Of
Foreign Affairs and War, respectively,
There is some disagreement still concern.
ing the Ministry OF Marine.
The Left intend contesting the elections
Of several Deputies, principally Bonapar-
fists, and especially Cassagnac and Rou-
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
The Renl Estate Pool.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Tke commit,
tee appointed TO investigate the alleged
real estate pool in the District of ColIm'
bia met to-day, Kilbourn, Of the firm o.
Kilbourn & Latta, who was summoned
TO produce the books ofthat firm, appear
ed, and denied the right ofihe committee
to compel the disclosure Of the private
affairs Of. their customers. Judge ]. s
Black then began an argument on this
.point. in behalf Of the YiIness.
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We clip the following paragraph from
the Pittsburgh Telegraph Of March ID
feeling assured that il will be read with
interest and pleasure by the many friends
hereabouts Of this famous Philadelphia
institution:
THE JEFFERsON COLLEGE HOsrlTAL.-
Among the early and pleasing events in
the progressive building OF the above
hospital, we arc informed that "Mutter
bcd'' is to be established Immediately on
the opening Of the institution. This is
done by the generous contribution OF ST.
900 by Mrs. Mutter, widow OF the late
distinguished Professor Of Surgery in
Jefferson Medical College. Mrs. Mutter
resides in Middletown, Conn.,, and has
made this charitable donation by cores
pondence with Dr.. John H. Brinton, who,
as an alumnus Of the college, is actively
interested in bringing aid to the new
hospital.
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The Baltimore MayOraIty Con-
faSf

BALTIMORE, March 4.-Judgc Dobbin,
in his opinion in the Mayoralty contest,
sustains the demurrer Of the defendant,
Latrobc, and dismisses the petition ol
Warield, the Reform candidate.
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The judiciary Committee, which had
two days ago arranged for the examina.
ton, to-day, Of Marshal 0. Roberts, Of
New York, in the Texas Pacific inyesti.
cation, set aside that arrangement in or
der 10 give its attention to the prepafa,
ton OF artlGles-of Impeachment against
the late Secretary ot War, in which blIs.
iness it was occupied all day. There ATE
two counts. The first charges Secretary
Belknap with having accepted bribc
and the second with continuing to accept
the same. .,.
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The Erie, New York Central and Phil.
adelphia Railroads officially announced
to-day that the established rates Of West,
bound freight will be. rigidly adhered to,
land that all previous arrangements for
reduetiols,i rebates Cor allowances are
nholiahn1
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INDICTMENT OF DELKNAP,

The grand jury will meet on Monday,
when an Indictment against General
Belknap will be found. The penalY for
the oGense, if found guilty, is statedto be
three years. imprisonment, and fine Of
five time the amount oi money corruptly
received.
PREPARATION OF ARTICLES OF IMPEACH-
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warning of taking a President from the
Sonth. But johnson never was n Repub-
lican. lie stood. by the country during
the War, but he was always the strongest
kind OF Democrat.
BRIsrow Is A GENUINE REPUBLICAN,.
The fact that he is from Kentucky
strengthens il. There ia more evidence
Of his Republicanism than there is Of that
Of Blaine or Morton,-and Morton was
once Democrat. The Republican party
instead Of discriminating sectionally
against Bristow, ought ito welcome the
fact that there is such strong Presiden-
tial possibility In Kentucky. His nomi-
nation would take away from the party
lis sectional flavor. Besides, he is per-
icctly safe; and there Is SQUARE living
chance that he would carry Kentucky
Haldeman, OF the Cotlrier.Journal, tells
me Bristow would carry the State.
"Do you think two Western men-Bris.
tow and Hayes-could be nominatcd% |
asked.
"But they are not Western men. Nci-
ther Of them are from the frontier. They
are from the central portion OF the
country. According TO the census tables,
Warren county, O., is the centre OF pop.
ulation Of this country. II the popula.
ton were balanced that county would be
the pivot. It lies between Louisville,
KY. Bristow's town, and Columbus, O.,
where Hayes lives-one north and the
other south OF the Ohio river-so that
the locality argument doesn't count
against them.
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MONTREAL, March 5.-Caleb Z. Marsh
arrived here yesterday morning.
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RUSSIA.
Annexation OF Khokand.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The annex.
alton Of Khokand to Russia has been
formally proclaimed.
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Plea orInsaniiy In the Adm Muir.
der Trial.

CLEVELAND, March AIN the Adm
murder trial the argument closed to-day,
tile defense setting up the plea OF insanity,
The jury retired about noon, and are still
out. a disagreement is looked upon as
almost. certain, add much indignation is
felt IN consequence. The rumots are that
eleven Of the ju:y arc for conviction and
one for acquittal. There is a large crowd
in and about the court room waiting for
the jury TO come in.
An eight year old son Of II. C. Burt
was thrown from a wagon to-day and
killed.
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FRANCE.

Preparations for Meeting OF the
Senate.
PARIS, March Am official notice,
issued to-day, informs the Senators elect
that there will be preparatory meeting
on the 7th inst, to form provisional
bureau 10 fix upon an order Of the day
for the first sitting of the Senate. The
Deputies have also received similar
notice.
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FIRE RECORD.
Business Houses Destroyed in
l'hilatIclpilia-LOss S30O,OO0.

PInnADELpnrA, March 4.-zThe exten
sive dry goods store OF Wood, Marsh 4
Co., 800 and 81 Market street, was de-
siroyed by fire this morning. The flames
broke out about 3 o'clock in u small, two.
story back building, and are supposed to
have originated from stove. a brisk
breeze prevailing at the time famed the
flames, so that when the tiremen arrived
hetire had nude considerable headway.
The bhilding;N No. 307, occupied BY Gar
retson BIeekmore & Co., dealers in prints,
was badly damaged in the rear, while the
interior was pretty we'll deluged with
water. No. 3l3 Market street, occupied
by B. and Fl. Behrens Brothers & Dob
son, dealers in fancy goods, was likewise
damaged in the rear, while the interior
suffered from mJwater. About O'Clock n
portion Of the north wall of 81 fell,
causing the west wall TO fall. The store
in 303 Market street, occupied by $. A.
CasSady, dealer in silks, suffered from
water and smoke Itwas daylight before
the fitehien mastered he situation. The
entire loss Is estimated at 100000. Hugh
McClintOck, Assistant Engineer, and
George Gray, member Of truck eight
were severely injured. by. accidentally
Slipping off the etroPf sqf, ,a-Pack building
into the area below.
VESSEL LADEN WITH COTTON DAMAGED.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-The bark John
Gcddie, laden with 2,S57 bales Of upland
cotton, for Havre, took 'fseE Ehere this af.
ternoon. The vessel was filed with
water, which will be pumped out prompt
ly and cargo discharged. Probable loss,
one hundred thousand dollars; insured
by foreighfoflices. FrelshthlopeH ebOO,
insured here.
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ArcnlsoN, KS, March "A special
from Seneca to the Champion says the
Nemaha County Court House, one Of the
finest in the State, was burned to-day.
the records, excepting those OF the schools,
we're e1sayed., The building cost $40, 900,
and was insured for 5000 -eaeh, ,iithe
Etna. North American and Home, Of
New York, and Phoenix, OF Hartford.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, March ga fire at
Spencer Post this morning destroyed the
warehouse OF Gofr 4 Crocker & Pome-
royes, the hardware stores OF CoYeret and
Blown, ,and.a public hail. Losas4o, 600.
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Theiufy In the Adm nlrdcr case ut 1
o'clock brought in verdict'of guilty OF
murder in the first degree. The prisoner
was sentenced to be hanged June %.
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FOREIGN.

SHANGHAI, August lathe
French mission chapel at Hing
Kooe, for the province of Ugan
Hail, was attacked by the populace
during the celebration of mass, and
the priest and many of the congre-
CATION were killed.
LONDON, August IA dispatch
from Calcutta says the report that
Lord Lytton will resign the office
of Governor-G General of India early
in 1877 gains strength and is firmly
believed.
A Madras newspaper asserts that
the Duke Of Buckingham has been
promised a %reversion of the Gov
ernor-G eneralship.
EDINBURGH, August 14-The
Scotsman, says a Trustworthy cor
respondent, informs us that Disra-
ellis elevation to the peerage is the
first step towards his resignation
Of the premiership; not now, but
before the beginning of the next
session. Earl Derby is mentioned
as the new premier.
MANCHESTER, August 14.--The
Guardians London dispatch says
Disraeli's acceptance of the privJ
seat has occasioned almost rs much
surprise as his election to the peer.
age. The object is to secure a post
TO fall back upon if it should prove
, that his health is not strong enough
10 lead in the House of Lords mex
session. 1t is expected that tn,
/ letter Of the Earl Of BeaconfelC
: will be supplemental Of the Wis
4 count Of Huhonden, aud Baror
! Disraeli, Sir Michael Hicks Beach
z Baronet and Chief Secretary Of Ire
land, will probably succeed tn
Right Honorable Sir Ohas. Adderly
President Of the Board of Trade, ii
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Don's Poison Your system

With such hurtful drugs as %quinins, ealomel,
or blue pills. but take instead that safe,
prompt and agreeable substitute. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which, whether it is used to
remedy or prevent malarial fevers, overcome
general debility, or to correct torpidity of the
liver and bowels, will in every case be found
fully ADEQUATE to the wants of the sick and
feeble. 1t entirely removes dyspeptic symp-
toms. and by stimulating the flow eff gastric
juice. facilitates digestion and insures the
conversion of food into blood, whereby the
system is efficiently nourished and resains its
lost vigor. This great vegetable restorative
has received the Endorsement of men Of
science, the press has repeatedly borne volun-
tary testimony to its excellence, and the
public has long since given it the preference
to every medicine Of its kind.
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Saturday, August 26, 1876.

within legal hours, ia front of the court
house, in the city Of Memphis, sell to Tho
highest bidder, for cash, TIE following parcels
OF land, or SO much thereof as may be neees-
sary to satisfy the taxes adjudged against Tho
same, and all costs, t0-Wit: A lot Of land
lying in the city Of Memphis, Shelby comfy,
Tennessee, owned by defendant grehan. no
ing lot 4 in Harbert's subdivision of part ~
country lot SOB IN the south side Of ALMANAC
street., 6eglnning 100 feet east Of its intersec-
ton with the west line of country LOT mn.
thence ca t with the south side az Aiabams
street As feet thence south, parallel with thS
west line Of lot SOB, 1857 feet; thence west.
parallel with Alabama street, 49, feet: thence
north l4o% feet to the beginning.
Also part Of lot No. 3 Of the Ragland traet
containing one-fourth of an acre: Beeinnins
at the southwest corner of lot No. 3 Of NJ
kagland's subdivision thence east 1877 feef 4
inches; thence north 52% feet: thhce wess
We feet 70 the east side Of Robson avenue.
tnence WIZ SAID avenue south 52% feet to the
lot 3. N u
Also the following belonging to defendant
Williams, to-wit: Lot No. IA in Ragland's
subdivision. beginning at the intersection of
the east side of dunlap avenue with tho south
SIDE OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad
tack; thence south with the east line of nm
lap avenue 1924 feet, more or less; thence
east ~ feet more or less, TO the southwest cor
ner OF lot ID, the west half Of which is owned
Dy. mrs C1rrie; then along the west line of
sald lot 10Y feet to the south line Of the Mem
PMS and Charleston railroad track; thence
west along the south size OF laid railroad
track lSl feet, more O.. less, L the beeinning-
July ", 1876. b. 2. ANDERSO
Commissioned Of Revenue.
JOhn Johnston, Attorney. l29-l35-lQ-If7
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the Cabinet, if the latter is raised
to a peerage.
AIasoaic.

NEW YORK, August l4xThe
Oriental C%onsistoiy, th~irty-second
degree, Ancient and Accepted Rite,
from Chicago, arrived here to-day
en- route for Philadelphia. They
number ninety-fve persons in all.
They were met at the depot by the
New Jersey Consistory under d.. b.
Wyman, and escorted across the
river, where they were received by
Aurora, Frata and Cosmopolitan
Consistories, numbering several
hundred, with bands, and all at
tired in uniform. The various
Consistories formed in order and
marched down Broadway to the
Grand Central Hotel where the
guests were lodged. To-day the
whole party went down to Rock
way, and in the evening they will
visit Gilmore's Garden.