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National Republican., 1876-09-11

POYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL ACAD-
IL ENVY, sunderland's Church, Four-and- a. half
street northwest, between q street and Indiana
avenue opens its seventh year MONDAY, Septem-
Der 4. Circulars at the PRINCIPALS residence I3I5
Four -and-a- half street southwest. seD5-6m
National Republican., 1876-09-11
GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY

THE NARTINSBURG IIEWELRY THIEVES
, 1876-03-07

Tho belief tlat tho flight of A1Ansu into
Canada was encouraged, il not abotted and
conuiyed Mt, by ONO or moro Of tho Demo
cratic ulombers of tho Investigating Commit
tco, is slowly ginning ground. The refusal
Of tho House yesterday to permit the intro
duction of resolution of inquiry into tho
cscapo Of MARSH gives still stronger color to
tho presumption that tho policy Of tho Dem.
ocrats is to proceed from this point forth
with all possible slowness, for tho purpose Of
making the most Of their capital, md to pre-
vent tho Republicans from ofIsetting tho
damaging effect Of tho exposures by tho
prompt and aovero punishment Of tho guilty
,pficor. It is difficult to account for tho neg
ligence which permitted NlAnsu to loavo
Washington without hinderance upon any
other hypothesis; therc was plainly method
md purpose in it.
, 1876-03-07

The Staats-Zeituny takes issue with Tue
TRIBUNE relative to some suggestions In re-
gard to reforming tho condition OF things
which rendors Dz1KsAp possible and oven
a probable being at all times, and suggests
among other things t!nt genuine rcform will
never 10 reached until personal worth aud
character 80 asaert themselves In American
society as to regard tho empty-headed and
bad-learted apes Of both sexes with tho
same contempt as In the really best circlea In
Europe" This is patriotic aud e1ousable
reference to the " Vaterland," and 1t would
haye been literally true X 1t had been made
aomo years ago. But the evidences are In
rcreasing that the Franco Prussian war has
had much tha Same pernieious influence on
German society that the War Of the Rebellion
exertea upon this country. Az A new eyi-
deaca OF this deplorable indication We will
cite few sentences from private letter
Just received in this city from gentleman
, 1876-03-07

In tho s}nng language ot tho crooked reo-
pie, tho Attorney General has been compelled
to "givo nway" Con. DADoouK. lie wns
placcd in n very awkward predIcament official
" concerning his wonderful letter about wit
nosses in the whisky cases; and in se1f-lo-
fonso ho had to "lny down" on DAncocK.
Of that letter tlo Attorney -Goneral declared
thoro woro but two copies, addressed md
mailed to Mr.. DrEn ut st. Louis, and tho
other was sent to tho President. Tho lstsor
was published, how, and by whom2 Nvns
discovered that It was furnished to reporter
Of tho prcss by Nr. sroaRs, tho counsel Of
DxncocK. How did SronRs got its DYER
did not divulge IT, Then It must havo been
furnished from the Presidents Office. So said
tho Attorney General. The President had
not shown 1t to my one, aud so confronted
tho Acknowledgement with tho Private Socro-
tory. Then BADcocR confessed that ho had
surreptitiously taken the letter from the Presi-
dent'a private papers and given 1t to s1oans,
who hnd It telegraphed far and wide. Then
| tic Attornoy-G General communicated in writ
iue this confession OF DAncocK's official viola-
ton Of confidence aud trust to O Democratic
mcmbor Of Congress, TO bo BY him placed OH
record. Now .we have tho President person
ally aware Of BABcooK's use of his oflice to
botray tho confidential correspondence Of tho
Inv of1lcars Of the Government II he did
that in ono case, why not with other papers
cqually important In the trinls Of tho whisky
conspiratorB? Probably the 1Eaahy- 7nttrea
Organ will explain.
, 1876-03-07

There ia trchty pcnd1nE 81 washington
with the Hawaiian or Sandwich Islands Which
Congress Ind bottor DO in no lnste to ratify.
It is virtunlly treaty between tic Unitod
EtateH Of America md twanty or thirty sugar.
Planters (most Of whom nro Of themselves
Amaticans) to donate to said planters about
950O, 900 gold per nnnum, being tho amount
of duty now collected In our ports on sugar
grown on said islands. Thoro is room on
these islands for about twenty moro planta~
tions, and Of course whom the treaty goes
into effect, and tho bonus Of or 81 cents
por pound is added to tho production Of sugar
there, this waste ground will be put under
cultivation and tho aggregate donation from
our Treasury will bo increased by
so much. Moreover, tho largest source
Of our gold revenues (the angar dutios)
will have boen dangerously tampcred
with, and other istands horo and there will bo
worrning aud wiring at Washington City to
get themselves put on rs favorable a footing
ns tho Kanakas. Tho Sandwich Island plant
erg hnvo beon working on this job diligently
for fourteen yeara with tho untiring patience
of old lobbyists, and havo now nearly succeed
cd. Their treaty is called q reciprocity treaty.
The reciprocity consists In our admitting
their sugnr FREQ Of duty, in return for which
they Qess than loo, 900 inhabitants all todd
will ndmit FREQ Of duty from this country
such articles as they havo always bought and
will always continno 10 buy from us. 1t is
also in contemplation, wo believe, to give us
coaling station somewhere on the group,
and flag-6taf, or q place to put one,-thus
giving Brother Jonathan tho expectation Of
eomo dny extending hia area scaward And
oil for tho beggarly gum OF haH million to n
million gold per year.
Before the House rntilos tho financial part
Of this treaty we trust tlat efforts will bo
mado to bring tho omnibus Loud Of sugar
planters on tho Island Of Hawaii to better
tor1ns, that is To beat them down. Very
likely they would accept half q million
down, md lot us of from On annual pny-
| ment Of TINT sum, and sparo us tle necessity
of paying an equal sum in addition whan the
other twenty sugar plantations are started.
1Ialf million dollars paid once ought to get
uB pretty large coaling station, especially
Mt place where tho inhabitants havo always
been willing to sell us coal, as well 81 yanas.
brcal-fruit, oranges, md spring chickens,
cheap for cash, or to rent us dock.room on
reasonable tcrnla. The coaling station looks
| to us oery tAin. But Il this is question Of
some time coming into possession Of the
Islands, and ahoulderiug tho responsibility OF
fortifying their coasts and defending them in
war, thon wo bog to bo oxcusad for the
present. Or, If wo must do 80, wo would
, 1876-03-07
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

elrrs or gunscnlrTtoN {pAFAn14E m ADVANCED.
l'oatuxr prcrntd Mt this Onco.
Dali, Edition. postpt!d, sosF
Tarts Of year a. Ratnt rata.
MaiJet IN any eddre4s T1EK wEEfs for....t. 1.0D
Hut,daY j!djfiot! Literary and holtgious Double ,o
TIL III Il, postpaid, 17oar................ U.uu
Parts Of Jsas At same rats.
wrxx1I EnIT1oH Poa1pA1D.
0n6
Ufuh Of hFt par nof1, a3g
Climb OF sHsnty psE
Bp4oMpn toplsa sent froe. ....-,
e psovcn& dslay and m4takos, b. and krs fost-
Office address In fulL Including Stats aud Onuny.
RemtancsA NAY ba msdo athsr by arsfL s1prssst
Po,t Oca ores, os Ia sssfsterod tstsrs II or rsk
rERMs 70 u13x sunacn1nEnA.
pslty, doliyo1td Sunday stoapted 90 snn psr ~eex'
Uejty, delivered, Sunday included. 80 censa por weak.
Addrra THE TRIBUNE CosliAHf.
Corner Madison And Dearborn .tts.. Chicago uL
, 1876-03-07

oned by tho fact that 1'ELHsAr wont 50 far %
to rlak m opon rupture with SHERMAN, Coli
erat Of tho Army, and to lobby for tho paaa~
ngo Of n Inv through Congress- enabling him
to control and consequently to sell Tho arihy
trnding-posta 1t was formerly the custom to
secure Tho appointment Of n post-uutler on tho
Recommendation OF commission OF tilroo Of"
fcesH, roaident at tho post, approved BY tho
official commanding tho post. It WAS bE1-
KsAr'a refusal to abide W this procedcnt
which led to tho Disagreement between him
and Gen. bHrnMAN. Whon tho mattor got
into Congress, OF conr"o tl'ero WIS
no question hY to integrity. and no
, 1876-03-07

Tho Chicago produce markets. were gener-
ally easier yesserdny. bless pork WINS lcss oct
iYs and zoo per hrl lower, closing at s2..2
cash and $223o for April. Lard was mora
active, and 10000 per 100 lbs lover, closing
at ,$13.l6@18,20 cash and 8l3.o5@13,80
seller April. Meats were quiet and unohang-
cd, at $50 for boxed shoulders, 1910 for do
short ribs, and 1.So for do short cleara.
1lighUincs were more active and unchanged,
at s1.o5 per gallon. Flour was quiet and easy.
Wheat was moFe actiyeana 3@lc!ower closiug
st otto for March aud esto for April. Corn
was in good demand and 4@4o higher, clos,
, 1876-03-07

It is not posslble to estimate the extent OF
swindling that hns been carried on under
DEK1.sArfs personal disposition Of the post
suaershipa throughout tho country. There
are nearly 200 of them. and we havo only re-
turns from one Of them. Tho amount Of
money OF which otticers and soldiera have
been bled under this system ia not REPRESENT
cd by the bribe-noney paid to BElxAAP or
Ills agents. II this was $1,000, or $40, 600,
or any other regular sum pez year at tho diff
fercut posts, thcn the people who were ut
tho mercy Of u4ese poetsulers had to pay
several times that amount in excess Of the
real valuo Of tho articles they purchased.
For not only had the bribe to 10 paid md a
profit made by all the partners in proportion
to tho bribe, but this b1ibo cas1icd with Il
IN assurance Of protection against exposure
on account OF tho exorbitant cllargea.
The sutlers felt that, 30 long aa they
wcre paying out money which reached
the Secretary Of War himself, they were In
no danger from my complaints that might
be made. So, while the bribs-money lnay
figure up not beyond tho Thousands, it Il
probable that tho extortions and atealings In
, 1876-03-07

Delknaps middle nhmb Ia Worth.
Tho wlfa OF Congressman Wheeler, Of Nen
York, il dead.
Kingsley Bald Walt whitman had coarse,
sonBual miud.
Herbert gpsucor has beon elected momber
Of tho Royal Academy At lsome.
"Every science, every language, eyory ]itera-
sure. every huAlnoas," aays 4icnoot "intetcst-
oa Turgot."
Mozart uaed to compoae music early III tho
morning. when tho rost Of tho world was COM
posing !taelf.
Miss Lillian Ejgsrton tclls us that about five
years are required 10 exhaust the popularity OF
the avorage lecturer.
Tho author Of "Alico's Adventures in Won
tleriand," that remarkable poem for Juveniles,
has now book In press.
Hobart Col!yes used To be fireman. and that
ID why 10 found 60 little difficulty IL putting
hell-fiso out OF hla theology.
Uli Perkins has sayagoa some Of tho most fer
tile counties In Iowa, vhloh oven tue fenorao-
less grasahoppers had spared.
4 literary mau OF Pnria recently announced 4
lecture on Contemporary American Litera-
tute," w,th Charlotte DEontaa "Jano Eyre" ~
tho special subject.
Tho Pope has promised to contribute col
lection Of mosaies and = number of tspeatrios
executed by tue Vatican artists to the American
Centennial Exhibition.
Hr. nuekin writcs beautifully, because he
thinks beautifully, but xAsAerwon,ap who
makos her mark on yonr clothing, aud trusts you
for mouth may thluk even mora beautiful,
than Nuakln.
A!sxsndre Dumas permitted several newspa,
psrs In Paris to publish sn.ire scsnes from BIZ
nav Pity, "L'E!rangese," In plloa Of ths regu'
aAr feutlleton. Tho advertisement proved to bs
valuable ~ vol! ~ ingsuius.
Mr. Augustin Days last success, "Piqua
which will reach ,tta ous-hundsedth night on The
| 17&h inst. Ut tha Fifth Aysnue Theatre, Mar
York, mill bo given hero tho second uoek IN May
, 1876-03-07

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w. ,,o,.,,n hon,, noto ou~ronov sncurcd ;1olior
far dn'lar ~ hv ' eo,,, ~ it, non;yo,ont M auol,
soonr;.,, ~ r.. In. ,.,,o1do,s hoa a1or r,ocn nro.
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t,o;,, 1,r+ +ho ,,,l,.,, ~ t,,o n,oscnt 1orv is
noo,,,o-;a ,ro,,;},i,orv of INV arch n,occed,
inn hv fin bonta rrhev nm now rcarirea to
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, 1876-03-07
THE NEW MINISTER TO ENGLAND.

THE NEW MINISTER 70 ENGLAND.
At last the vexed problom Of ScHENcK's
continuance rs Minister at tho Court Of St,
James is settled by the nomination of 1s1on-
AID HEsnY DANA, Jr., Of Massachusetts,
which WIS sent to tho Senate yesterday. The
appointment Is M admirable one in every re-
spect. b1r. DANA was born in Cambridge,
Mass., in 1916, aad gradnated from. Harvard
University in 1887, Ho first came into public
notice rs an author, with his little boob,
"Two YearB Beforo tho HAST" which had an
immense circulation at TINT timo. Ho was
admitted to the Bar In 1910, and at once took
an eminent position in connection with tho
StrApRAcu trial In 1868 and TINT Of ANTHONY
BunsB in 1854. Ho was q delegate
to tho Duifalo Convention Of 1s48,
md member of the State Constitutional
Convention In 1858. From 1901 to 1866 ho
was Attorney General of Massachusetts,. Both
as M advocate and writer he has achieved
m honorable and widespread reputation. His
PAPERS On international Law In tho Law Re-
porter aro excollont proofs Of bin ability to
fill tho position, to which ho will nlso bring
tho accomplishments Of q cultivated gentlo-
man. Although ho is not poker-player or q
capper for mining swindles, ho will reflect
honor upon tho country. h1r. DAaA's appoint
uent In evidence at Inst TINT Gen. SCIENCE has
resigned, and that bis resignation haa been
accepted. The only regret the people will
have in the rotiracy Of SoIlEscK will be that
he did not resign long ago. The country may
havo lost q good poher-player Mt the Court Of
St. Jn1nes, but 1t has gained great lawyer,
cultivated gentleman, md hrst-clasa
tinlomatist.
, 1876-03-07
reported.

In tho annual report Of tho Secretary Of
thd Lurnbermen's Exchange CT Chicago arc
to be found some interesting statistics Of tho,
lumber trade Of tho city during the year 1876.
Tho totalrecoipts of lumber wero 1,1ss, ,143, ,G98
feet,-an iucroaso over 1874 Of 78,054 800 :;
and Of shingles, 632, 2l2, ,000,-a decrease Of
24,0GG,0 GOO. There WAS also large increaso
in the shipments Of lumber from Chicago rs
compared with 1874, and slight decreaso in
tho shipment Of shingles.
, 1876-03-07

Speaking Of tho splendid delegation soloctol
by tho Fourth Ward Republicans to the South
South Town Convention the Jour7,al pertinontly
remarks: ..-.. .--....-.
Tho Republicans OF the Fourth Ward hASa set an
example which their brethren III tho other watIts
bouth Town Conycutsou On Saturday evening, ropro.
aenattyes of tho vert beat clasa Of In tho ward.
This inspires Us With confident hopo Of better
thin8s In our local politics for tho fusulp. Let the
good men and tho ta1.p,yln0 citizens coma to tho
front, and MAKO the bummers stop down and out !
then wo will have al end of acaawag!sn In office.
, 1876-03-07

Tho local elections in Mano yostorday fail
to show The powerful reaction which WIS
predicted rs tho res,l1. OF the War Depart
mcnt exposures In Portland tho Republic
ans elected their Mayor, overcoming Denl-
ocratio minority Of over 500 in 1874, mud III
vnrious other Of tho larger cities throughout
tho state Republican victories md gains arn
, 1876-03-07

Ing thor notes la cain and dacounting paper on
tho baaia OF coin valuen, tho basineAs public
would gladly follow dnls. and thus Tho California
ayatom woull npoodiIy DO extended 10 all parts
Of tho Unton, and that, too, without contracting
the volume Of greanbacKa until tho rooplo had
paid or tho!r old debts tll.rc'n aud grown tirod
Of nBtns = luosuattng. deprecated, atump-saif
currency,
, 1876-03-07

Evans, the Fort Sill partner Of MAnau, has
boen promptly removed by order Of tho
President, who thus forcshadows hia inten-
tion to make thorough o1eaning-out Of tho
corrupt systom Of poBt-tratlorships, and to
remove tho bribe-giviug tralera Us fast aa
evidence is received to show them guilty Of
sorrurtiou and extortion,
, 1876-03-07

Tho nav Grand Jury Of Cook County, VIII ~. =
fem exceptions, 1s pretty sealJ !os' ~.
criminal claxass sre not In mitch danger " ~ y,
ting Justice 1t thstr hands, II ono may Jug"
appearances.
, 1876-03-07

- ,,..r. ~ ,'.,.:.f... l..
r. rcn'' o'A ''A' "1'A'' 4'A ''4A '-S'1
"''' .==-=.=-=--
REBEL PENSION GRABBING.
Tho most i,np1dont ricco Of LEGISLATION
which tho Democratic majority have sought
to thrust upon tho House In tho interests Of
their Confederate allies Is tho bill granting
pensions to tho Rebels who had boon soldiers
in tho War Of 1872, which about a week ago
was amended so NJ to ineludo tho return to
tho ponsfou.rolls of Rebel sofdiors who had
forfeited their pensions, and which is intended
to open the doors not only to nebol pension
crs Of 1912, but also to those who served in
the Mexican and Indian WAITS, and thus by
degrees pavo tic way to tho recognition Of o
ahoal Of other 1sobel claims. If this bill had
been passed, 1t would havo placed this class
Of persons on the ponsion-rol1s mud givon
them back.pny for llftoen years, thus taking
from thirty to sixty millions out OF tho tax
pnycre ut one grab. The Confcdcratcs claim
this amount as duo for services rendered
to tho country when they wcro not Rcb
els, but were careful to make no argument
upon tho foct TINT rs tho bill reads, If nut
baols upon tho pension.rolls thoy would draw
back -pey for tho periol during which they
were trying 10 destroy the Government from
whose Treasury they age now seeking to
clutch millions, 10 nut these men back
upou tho rolls at nil is an outrage upon tho
Taxpayers of the country, aud to pay them
for Tho timo during which they wcro in arms
agniust tho Government would be something
worse than IN outrage.
Il il only ntout a wear AGO TINT raid wa,
u,ofo upon tho ompty TREASURY in tho share
Of tho ao-called Bounty Equalization bill, by
which ea;lors. loatrnen. m,,le-tlriyera. nusi-
rim. ent,ora wni.crs. negro aervanta. mud tim
general riR.rofF tlat follows in tho wake of q
orcot army. were to come in for n s],aro of
tho bot,nty p1unler. This do,nanooio gchomo
for TIM benefit of ta1-eote,s an1 claim-aconts.
however, fell through, md now comes IN ita
nloco this nroDos;tion To mt unou the pet,-
aion-lista every man who served ten DAYS In
, 1876-03-07

There IL Just ono thing fos Republicans 70 ~ ~
In the face Of Ill tho exposures and te'e!anpD. y.
Of ofllcial turpitude, aaa that IL. VIC 'es ~
guilty man oscspe." but nall then to she eouo .h
tar aa base coin. Fill up tho peutenslsfaes WV
the rahcalA.
, 1876-03-07

Mother STEWART, who claims to bo the pro-
jector Of the temperance crusade In Ohio, Ia at.
trscting almost M much attention In England a.
tho pedestrian WESTON. She haa beon received
st countless temperance reunions, where tea has
boon dispensed In perfectly innoououa form. and
all tue ceromonals common to thu brothsrhood
Of sTioo1Ns havo boon most rg!diy observed.
sho received an unkind cut at one of theso re-
unions from tho presiding officer, certain JonN
DRooMuAL1, ). r., who intimnted that tho desig-
nation OF =" Mother" by which she Is fansllarly
known in the unitod Btatos. lad oetsor bs
dropped in England. Why should Mothor srEw-
ART not DO called Mother s1EwAnr3 6ho WAS
tho mother Of tho Ohio crusade, and is not
ashamed OF her groleaquo progeny. Blle ts =
venerable woman, full Of pioty and zeal; aud the
title Of mother, as ono Of tho most honorable
that can bo given, becomes her exceedingly.
, 1876-03-07

oauTr1Er LODGE, No. =, KNIGHTS OF rrTH.
1Ag,-necuar Convention thts {Tueaday> evening u
f:i5 oc.ock, ut Cietle Hail. N. ". cor. fasalle and
Adarassts. Work on id tank In anpllhed form. VIE
Hing brethren cordially Invited.
F, F. CuDEDEQK, Chan. Com.
], ", ACKEIs5tAtN, Il. OF Il. and B.
, 1876-03-07

AID q. L. Woop&Aa believes thAt hs can !a1 1ae tba
bakery and Il tht same tims DO some Hooa '''
ward xAd for tbs ueuocrsoy.-fost ana dto'''
Aid. WooDxAA has acted with Tho Aepup'M T..
for seysssi y4sss, II 10 didn't. hs would a''
representing tho Old Tenth"
, 1876-03-07

with hGiso Bars Jowes. Ia tho lcadipg ro,. -
Bctl,of With Tho principh! members OF afr. n.,.
company. alr. JAmes ". Morrlasey. tho bna
nosa agent, Ia in town mnklng tho pss.irofn,n
arrangements.
Prof. Max Muller has written lottar to,s.
Vice chancellor Of Oxford University oxn,...
Ing hfa qualification as tho now arrangement !.
Which he can retain bis chair At tho Un!1ens,
Without too great as&orilco.
Queen Victoria has intimatel to Lord Dun.s,
hot doslro to contribute to tho protested IN.
provemsnt Of Quebec BY gift Of ton thous,na
pounda sterling for tho construction Of ons ~
the proposed city gates. which ia to be nauN
"Kont" cato.
Horat[o Harris, OF Boston. Hhoae death ~,
announced last week, was tlio youngest and n
phrently tho most vigorous Of tbs trustee, =,
tho Joshua ecarB estate. His own vast pron'
orsy goes In large part to blind aon, who IL Il.
only malo heir.
Ban,uol Plimsot las written preface 10 4,
anonymous novo1, shortly 10 be published
bearing tho ttle Of ~ Vo!co from tho Bss ~
Tho Wreck Of tho Byzantine" The book, mi.
presumed, tuculcates aono Of tho trutha thtrs
hlr. Iiiuaotl haa been teaching for 80 lone
tlmo.
"Jennso June haa discovered In Now Yorka
mo1cliansa wife who eau actually read md %.
Joy good literature. That wife, we fear, dot,
not prepare for hor husband, "when ha conn,
homo weary and anxious from hualnn,,n ,
ohoory s'nilc, which tho Nc" YORK ledger leu
ia Is tho s''nn''n' oonu"' OF married lifo.
A scrios Of grand oporatic concerts Wilt b
gtvsn hero in May at one Of tho loading thea.fa
at which tho principal uombers Of both tho Ru
gllsh and italian opera compaufes now In Nj,
York, and the favorito young pianlsto, sllss Ju]h
Hive, will appear. hlr. Jamos W. MorEisscy VI.
AuBuBttn DAlya business ag0us, ia credited Mill
ArrnppinR this artistic enterprise,
Tue Sun says that tho hoy: Janca 8. pa1na
dont -, ths porrh,,o ~ r1hor;a IN M r.s.sa
aen, s ~. sus wv, " % taM - ~. ansaosa
native Of ntchnond, and vas educated It d,
alora'san College IN L1oor1at And "ad tHe1t]
years or moro IN authorized missionary to h.
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, 1876-03-07

WASHINGTON CHAPTER. No. 4s, n. 4. M.-spe.
esl convocatton ths thursday, evening a. f1 O'clock
for work on Mark Master DcEreo- Visiting Compan'
CHAg. u. WRIGHT Sec.
, 1876-03-07

t.orn and EtSta Afternoon, !" Household Gods"
Evening, "Ths brewer Of presson," by tho h!ahiuss
Orfra-IrpupH.
, 1876-03-07

APOLLO CoHMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMrLAR.
-Thtrn will be stated conclave Of Apollo Command.
ery. tIo !, Il. IT, At Tho Asylum, 20 sontoest, tns
fTue1day} evening ut o'clock. All 8!r Knights cor-
tcou7y inyitcd.