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EGlprs FORcED NEUTRaLITK


LONDON, April 2s.--A Paris despatch to the
Dd1V T,h graph says. Not only has Russia
warned the Khedivo against sending troops to
all the Sultan. but France has warned him
against divcrting any sums he has set apart for
crt itors TO such purpose"
The Times Paris despatch saws the announr re
mont that the khclive's son Hassan goes To- the
ass stance OF the Porto is contradicted II Is
sHid that his mission Is tu explain tnc khrdips
lIl.IA.
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The Engineers strike Abandoned.

PHUApELpHlA. April 2s.-Thc slriae Of the
E'a'mE Railroad hOom tive engineers appears e. have
tccu WnDuclly abandoned There usuo ,rs,i ~ of Tie
!Ane cUnn.li'rc ~ tI' N,rrhauf' Hotel Uhcir
~ i'i NN'f.s N- niIh.nf. ami oht three or fuui of
'. NIs'I' B. 'ti' t,tn Hl 80 tIr nltn4.er a, tAc
sem lN WI. t'lNr, ,i."M '',i'ilns t'lr ma 'aus.
idD' i '0 4iN NNi, I iNAt tH h.N lllu doing the
l.ll % i]l em,., ss wei 40 Mo.c MA,se Ilacvs
tAey have TAKEN
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GEN. BEN. BUTLER SPEAKS.
UIITTNG TO TIND orr U-HiTS RUST
AND UHIT"S TRyE STLEL."
Have. Hauled over the tonis-Convicttons ne
10 Whether Gov. 1iidcn Ought to lie In the
White House" tontrabnnd" Defined.

| 1tfAN llhlt no. HNN'hA biAA itNNr ON liIt
political situation whatever. But sit down:
want to talk to you" and the General motionod
to one OF the easy sofas in Purlor 10 Of the
| Fifth Avenue Hotel.
81 lon't mean to say that haven't any IDEAS;
mean that have none to make public"
But. 1t is said. General that YOU do not OK
actly approve Of the recent policy of the Presi-
don't"
"Do they2 Who SAYS 80. That's just tho
trouble Now have not said q word to any
one in which any fair opinion as TO what |
think and intend to DO may be based. They
dstort things. Why it isn't safe for me even
To- joke ON the matter. "a few days ago re-
porter from a New York newspaper called on
me anl said that he didn't want 10 interview
me ut all. was reading ina Methodist journal
an account of Mr. Hayes attending Parson
Newman : Church one Sunday and the Foundry
Methodist Church the next so | said In fun, II
was parson Newman would preach Il sermon
TO him from the text would that thou were
either hot or cold What WIS NY surprise to sec
tiis twisted the next morning into an impea-
tlon on his policy. when | did not think Of his
policy. ! thought that If was parson Newman
! ~ lave MIN - g. one chuich cr the other and
MT .Nn-elw'
" llui ar, vou not going ~ express an opinion
! when the extra s.S~i % begins. Goneralf"
Thats iu-t wat I'm waiting for. wantt2
| 50 INTO llut & ugrCse entirely unirnmmollod
want to Doe frne tutln some THINGS If the policy Is
success, ani 0thcrsii It isn't Anybody knows
as We'll a. What the ~ oi wi J.. ii II is not.
anA rf,sum" THE svN Will be ready to
Bu,. General why is It necessary to heso
careful about cNir 'e-ing au Diir. 10 nuW You
be hanged WI Congress nIr'f-f"
s,r eri ,ST 5aI- sa. ',rs rs,, 'He r. G'Hera s1r
minli'-. Ihd- un nn.'.nt quest. a.. he
m.nlrr, aw az o.i lawyer and then tie
| G.n. rd| laughed htHr'IN.
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warrants layn cen granted for the arrest OF
cNtrtl NniIu- who l.td ilr lruf stead l. mo
tcr as rir range and made iarsrt, ni Nr graNc stuu
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For inyalds use The Jon2ac Cognncs are
puresl and best Victor l. Mauser liO Eeadv 81 t-Atv
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JoTrIyGs .fn0rr TOWN

Northeast and southeast shifting 70 colder
northwest wind, wiz. eleuAy weather and ram.
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Malihy's choice Norfolk oysters cost loss than
any TODD IN market New iVrA DEPOT Al LeusJns sL-Als
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03
GEORG GET WW.

BUILDING ASSoCIATIoN.-At the 3Oth
regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Build
ing As. ociation, held last night at Goddard s
Hall, 21G0 was sold. being 10 shares, at an
average Of Ia per share.
LOST CHILDREN.-Three children between
the ages OF and years, named Belle War
wick, Willie LOckford aud Fanny Lock ford
wandered from their home on Frederick
street, between Sd and It'll streets, this morn
ing, and have not since been heard OF.
STOLEN.-On Sunday night Mr.. G. T
Gatchford, an employee of the Chesapeake
and OHIO Canal company, had stolen from
The lock house, at Jefferson street, two piS-
tolls, one Colts army and navy, the other
an cid IA ShioTed Colts revolver There is
no Cue q, to the thief.
DECATCR LODGE. X. Of p, No. 10, has
elected the following officers: G. y. Allison
p; {. V. Sherwood. c. C; Il. II. GIadmon, V.
C.; 4. Mccain, NJ. F.; II. G.. Divine. X. r.
s.; y. {. Prather, NJ. F.; Jas. Biggs, NJ. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

H-Dom Pedro II. is engaged in writing an
account OF his travels for publication.
~ The Mobile Register says that the muir
derers OF Mrs. Surratt ought to be punished.
~ The last tramp is a sufferer from ST.
johns who is trying to work his way to Ken
lucky.
~ The Rev. Joseph Cook, the noted
preacher, was married in Fair Haven, Conn ,
Saturday TO Miss George Hemingway.
NJ Tom McAlpine, the prize fighter, has
gone 10 prison in Sacramento for three wears
for perjury.
The postoffice al Danbury, Conn.,, was
robbed Of $500 in stamps and an equal
amount OF money Sunday night.
81 Agirl graduates at the head of thirty
eight young men in class in Bates College,
Maine.
~ kedo Koin, privy counsellor to the
Emperor of Japan, is dead. KedO was one
OF the chief commissioners to the United
States in 1872.
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a LIE XA NDRIA.

THE AQUEDUCT-Ther repairs to the Alex
andTia canal aquiduct have proved more
extensive than were supposed when they
were commenced, and the water still re-
mains draWd Off from the structure. Three
spans are being repaired, and IL is not ex-
pect: that the water will be let la before
Wednesday next. Meantime boats are ar
irving slowly via Rock creek and the river
THE OCCOQUAN BRIDGE-The committee
having charge of the Occoquan bridge mat
ter met at Fairfax Court House on Monday
last, and amended the contract so as to EN-
brace full guarantee for the durability of
the structure, and the contract, as amendci
now awaits the acceptance of the builders
I Gazette, 3D.
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LOCAL " E VS..
Condensed Locals.

From j. G. Parker we have he New York
papers In advance Of the mails
Street lamps will be lighted at $50 D. M,
and extiDguisbed at a m.
The board of health officers are invited TO
take look at some of the buildings on 1lth
street, between q and X.
About 200 additional employees have been
placed at work at the navy yard, making a
total of about COO on the rolls.
Mr.. Thomas Jewell was attacked by a
large dog at Doctors run, near Arlington,
Va, few nights since, and was seriously
injured.
Ihe next regular Lyceurh Bureau excur-
sion will be given on the nth instant. The
Vermont a Teuue Christian Church will take
part.
Eugene WilmOtt was overcome by the
heat al the corner of 22d street and Pennsyl-
vsnta avenue northwest yesterday after
noon. and was taken 70 his home on 9th st,
between l. and NJ streets northwest.
AT a meeting yesterday of the officers and
clerks connected with the District govern
ment letter was drawn up and adopted. to
be forwarded to eX-CCmmissiOner j. H.
ketchsm, in which they assure him of their
confidence and the kindly feeling towards
him, personally and officially, of all who
have N atntained the relation of subOrdinates
under the District government during his
connection With 10, aud wishing him full
measure Of future prosperity and happiness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

nj AEETING OF the Columbia TyDo-
graphical Union last night. on motion ~ e.
y w. Beach, of the Government Printing
=, S me-, committee OF three was appointed
NotiCA ~, and state TO him Ina, me only tsrn,S
nPon winch Union printers would be per
United 10 work upon the taX-list were that he
would hereafter employ none but IT,in.9
printers on his paper, and allow thenn
The same rates that the other newsnan.r
o. IAe eity paid for compositf5n.
aLS COHlllttee-Mt ssrs. W. W. MaloneV
=. ID. halston- and Frank A. McGilI-waltSi
npon MI Kinney, who declined 10 acce,te !, :,
the demand. The committee rep0rtei me
answer OF Mr. Kinney TO the meeting whe -
upon resolution introduced bv Mr.. r. A
hc,ilh was passed prohibiting ell members
oi he mon rom rendering any assistance
the taN-list,
another meeting OF the Union is to beheld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

THE DOG NUISANCE -Notwithstandip
the laDCrs OF the pound master and Ills as.
Sisl2nts 10 reduce the number of dogs there
Is apparently 10 dimlnutIOn of the canine
race IN THIS District, and comparatively few
Di the animals are muZZled. as required by
law. II has been observed that In the latter
part Of the day, especially, the dogs are ont
~ IoTcS; II, lIstead OF making regular morn
ing raids. the pound men wOuli make de-
scents In unsuspectins neighborhOOds at nm.
expected hours, they would have a lille
more success. Notwithstanding the law
provide that dogs must be rnuZZled when on
me streets, there are some few Instances
where policemen allow their dogs 10 90 IN
mnZzlCd. Yesterday afternoon child of
OmcSr Mart, on Sth street, near y, was Bit
ten by the dog OF an officer. In some sections
TIE barking OF the dogs al night is a frightfuI
nui sance, and in the neighbOrhCod of South
carolina avenue and 4th street Southeast
and in GeOrge;5wn and other OUTLYING Sac.
lions u i difficult for people, particularly
The SICK, 20 sleep at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

WHOLESALE STEALING OF LAW ROoKs
The law Office OF J. Nice. Perkins on 7th
street, opposite the Post Office, has lately
been ROBBED OF about $50 worth OF law books.
The case was reported TO police headquarters.
and Detectives McDevltt and McElfresh
recovered the books from a pawn shop yes
ferday afternoon and arrested Robert Ed
wards, cOlOred, on charge of stealing them,
The books had all been strip; OF their
binding and sold for S2.15. Yesterday after
noon Two OF the sixth precinct officers
of the building in which Mr. Perkins Office
rs located, whom Edwards stated delivered
the books 10 him. Reynolds acknowledged
mat he had stolen the key ard got into the or
nee taking the books away from time tOtime
AND alsoth they had been sold. on seaEch-
ing ms house large quantity OF TIE stolen
properly was found. Reynolds was taken -
ponce headquarters this morning and deIiv-
cred TO the detectives. RobeIt Edwards WAS
con- omitted TO Jail his mOrning bv Judge
smell Ter hearing on the 9th instant,
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Our Fire Department.
MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS LAST
NIGHT.

"A
NIGHT.
The Board of Fire Commissioners met last
night; present Commissioners Morgan (pres-
ident), Reed secretary, Bacon, Collins, Tat
and Stewart. The report of Chief Engineer
CrOnln for June was submitted, showing
that during the month there were ten alarms
iOr nres, involving an estimated loss of
Sl2,4CO, with an insurance of - 900. The
report says " IL afiOris me great pleasure
10 specially ment Oh the very efficient SER
vice rendered by Engine Company No. 2, on
the night Of the 18Th instant, at the fire at
Mrs. Glascow's, Oh ohio avenue. near 13t.
street. This / 90 with no Disagreement OF
the splendid service performed by the residue
of tie department at Willett d LfBbay'S
lumber yard. The fires occurred Sinulta-
neously and threaten heavy loss" Tha
rel OFT strongly recommends the altering Of
the ladders on The new truck so as 10 make
them longer, also recommended the erection
OF shed at No. engine-hOu-e for StOrius
the extra engine, old truck, fuel cart aud
extra hose carriage. and called attention to
The necessity OF a hose-tOwer at engine house
No. >, which is the only engine house not
supplied with one The recommendation
In the report were referred 10 the prelidenL
ard The chief Tor proper action. On motion
OF Mr.. ia1t the recommendation TO raise The
belfry OF No. engine-house was referred O
The District Commissioners. An appl cato.
for position In the department was received
from Isaac A. Miller. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted expressive of the
regret OF the board at the severance OF their
CIICisI TtIatiOns WIN Gen JOnn III. hetch-
am, late District Commissioner, and their
warm gratitude for his valuable services in
the interests OF the District government and
people. particularly in promoting the useful
ness OF the FIRE department ON motion of
Mr.. Re ed, each comm ssioner was requested
TO rame two physicians, and hereafter when
a member of the department claims absence
c1 account OF sickness, he must produce a
Gel ilficate from some one of the doctors
naned. The following physicians were
named: Drs. Noble Young, Ralph Walsh,
y. Draper, James SotheroD, Armistead
Peter, J: r. X. Appleby, e. NJ. Foid, Alex.
aeWilliams, Il. 5. Verdi, c. B. Purvis and
w. T. LAWYER. Three physicians are yet to
be named Resolutions were submitted by
Mr.. Collins, and adopted, expressing the
regret of the board at the announcement of
the death Of Mr.. Harry GOrbutt, who served
on the Board of Fire Commissioners from
1SCS TO 1870.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. RECORDS EsSkSOE or LIFE restores
~ bod A. q the Vigur q youth % the most
esuse arising. Faiiure impossible IS OR case. "a
Tour 9nsH',iit. in ois. - SIT - enpIe-s sny-
s S@sfs r lace s'' d. jos JACQUES Hpi-
A MEEICsN SOFT CaPsULE 90 5 Me1saa
naI sesse Cd. 9oS ready. Address HIo1os e.
lie. LEyN The . EstshIishsd and only ne
~ iisb'e .ai-s Ply go On the CtT, can b. Goa
No. o23 sth street " , from I 20 S'clock- AL
desoe, goa " Lombard It RaitimSrs. spii-sn-
~, HosFi,s arc Private practice r,s, s.
d.esses ~ ~Sns, VII ~ psi'ss. ai,ssss and
Letter. r frlyst. cSe. No IA IN street acrth
II HOSPITAL. Practice limited % frivsis aud
SSndsPI,,isl ~, p'es,e pr Clesg may ss Consulted
All ihose d.cases q M Cooperative orssSs, -ssoh
sl9ss 70 ss1aS. m ia ssorsH ,s dgrson in
81 youth spee,s attention +, siyen % .snss Com
. frederick street. baltimore. decS-i "
nIsEtSEs OBJ NAN sPkCIALTY, wb@TheT
srlsIns tr2 , coniSEIn OF carly errors. II -
Ihe Ph.s,rhy Of Marriage, Pookat eai'len, free by
n ne i.T = osa,s Address se,reisry y Mu-eam
SPECIAL NoTtCs Or gORERTSON can ne
- eo,s,l,"6 ever, Wednesday and SATURDAY his
,. m. ~ an diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Discs.es. VI Organic and seminal weak
N'fNNH~ - Al.lN- Aur ifufN premature De-
cav. Nervous Tremhlirs. Pslpitstiou ~ the Heart
pimness 4 ght - Giddinss -, Indigestion &c sc,
All resulting o M ahnsss youth. in man
hood and early indiscretons Gunorrhea. Structures
s ard. = phils gu'ekly cured Or. X he naive Of
toe, endorsed by the leaiins ph' n he ity:
visits Washii gtsn every Wednesday and Saturfsv'
Persons IN need ol medical treatue1t for auy 81 tho
above disease viii fri u o their ntere-t 20 cal
upon him, VITO Will insure honorable and srientffe
treatment and cu'e guaranteed fn every Case ~
nn1erAkes. VII r.i,r his patrons 70 any 20 tic
leading physicians - BALTIMORE, ard show letters =
testimonials ir0m 'h- Call ~ address a. ahoo
or % IL S'ufh trtsw street. RAtimnre. urarglN
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e. I r Y 1T f. NJ s.

TRUE ECoNoMY.-It has been found that
Inc only true economy is that which stops
The little leaks and saves in triles. For in
stance, one saves in milk, butter, eggs and
flour by the use of DOoley's Yeast Potoder
which is made from the purest cream tartar
derived from grape juice. Good housewives
have proved this by experience.
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish TO call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest i'm provements,
whether OF American or European invention
ne Is enabled TO do his work In q manner not
70 De equaled by those not possessing these
Iaclllt1es. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
anu Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest In
Give him call-906 q street. PunctualIty
guaranteed.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS by j. III
squier q Co., Bankers, 1i16 Pennsylvania
avenue. 1,5,eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

LAWS, black grenadines. black silks
summer silks, black cashmeres, black AL
f sieas new parasols. lace stripe white goods
table linens, linens fc- boys wear al Cor
fers, I0 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tssuej In
IanlGI Dunnayin and Kate O'Brien: ChaS
=. Rollins and Sarah j. r. ThompSon. i NJ
Asnneld and q. r. Daley: II. +. Nich0i ON
and Annie Z Heap; Levi Griffin and Mar
Tolliver. MARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

IHE TEMPERANCE Fruit Gathering n
Lycenm hall to- night will be a source on EN-
yx1},h til 20 all who viii favor the committee
- 1911 PollOnaGe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

diiis,s H Is a dreadful complaint. Lo-
minutes acne Specific cures In twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03
DILES AND FISTULA.

DR.. IA. ID. SHRADER, Office l2IO street
orhwest, positively and permanently cures PiIes
and fistu!a inc matter Of how long standing by an
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method OF treatment, without resort 20 the knife
Llgature Caustc, or any painful applications, and
perfect cure guaranteed in all cases or money re-
funded Refers 10 VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor.
49, Pennsylvania avenue, u. G. sailer, of the
Emery Coal Company Office, LIST aud streets north
west; J. Manion, grocer, s26 9TH street south
Garter, 4Os 18th St; T. B. Marche 5Il A st south
east; Joseph Wall, $50 Pa. ave-; L. Luchs, af
Luchs Bro. wholesale cigars and tobacco, 5a5
9Th St. and to many others application At my Of
hce, whose names We have not permission 70 use ia
connection " it'll this advertisement.
Special apartments for ladies. HOars 10 A. m, 10
5p m; Sundays 2tO p. m. Consultation free.
myl7 6m
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EXCURSION TO RICHMOND Wdtfch NJ y
Ch,Teh.-Persons having failed 10 secnra
O'Clock tomorrow morning by The conr,y,
Tee, al me Baltimore and Potomac depot. I
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

NV GOODS! Low RATEs!R
Prepared under nov prooess. retaining al
thelf natural .gic"- ana -Hlidfty cannot L. CNCsIe
rsdy Tor the table thout any aat itiOu 4 trouble
BLEF-o rued Seef,
Roast Beef.
Beef - MODE,
thlrp"i Beef
- PIGS ~ ET-iu Jelly, Z n, cana
TONGI kS-uN T,uguos.
EalNe- Tongues,
riga' Tongues
GAME and POT LTRY-
B,uad Turkey.
hfnri Chicken.
yorkshire Game Pie.
Veal snd Ham Pie, Truficd,
Savoy Tie.
Ham aud chicken Pie.
Pa'r d. - e. Gra=
,, BoNELESS Cook "A lam ~ ho,sl
sODPs-ON Tai, NJ ok Turtle,
Game. Nu'lagataWnY.
- Pea Suup AND Ruu-ili
bhOIhs and MEDICAL COMFORTS
Chicken Bro n,
-.. Extract # 4 -ef.
sJhDRlES-ON Kidneys. or Tails stewes
Pr, N Gulf shrimrs.
Salmon and Lobster,
And many other new Goods
hotN Outstanding the general depression Of busf-
ness We VIII keep our stock complete with ne.
kpods ss they appear on the market, and BY sailnc
them ~ prices % suit the times respectfully re-
Guest the public encouragement.
IL. REEDS SONS,
lelo 12lb STREET NORTHWEST
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NOT at or below cost. but for fair and rea-
sonable prices, NJ. William offers TO the
Iadlos nelc assortment OF goods Just re-
celyed, comprising bathing suits, dresses,
undergarments, belts, and constant addi-
ments. These goods are positively nesc and
not sheIf-worn, and can, consequently not
oe sold below cost, for prices which will
compare favorably with those of aDy CITY
M william leaves next week for Paris Anv
orders left with him will be carefuIly
niled. Cite Treylse, Paris; 9O7 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-03

THE CASE OF DEPUTY MARSHAL FRANKS
Il re IccIGsed He'd TO Bdd.-Y esterday after
EOo1 the case OF Joshua y. Franks charged
win defraudtDg the government by repre-
sent ne false vouchers, was continued before
u. :. Commissioner Plant, District Attorney
III. II. Wells, II. II. Wells, jr., and Colonel
Lusk, L. :. district attorney for the we5tern
district OF North Carolina, appearing for the
prosecution and General s :. Henkle and
ex-senator Pool for the defense. The COM
missioner rendered his decision. In which
alter TCcapiiul8ting the facts, he closes by
saying: lit is very evident that the account
forwarded 10 the government for settlement
Il fraudulent, and, after careful revision of
the testimony, am of the opinion that the
government has made out sufficient case TO
justify the prisoner being sent back to North
Carolina, where ali the necessary witnesses
can easily be obtained, and a .ull inv ytiga-
ton had Of the matter. therefore direc, that
tbe marshal OF the supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia take charge OF him and d.
liver him 10 the custC ~ OF the warden Of the
District ia! unless such bail "a may be APP
proved Is given" Franks gave bond in the
sum OF $500 for his appearance at the Ash
Vile, n. c., court November /, 1851, James
Iay Tor. EIaStuS Il Hampton. VIM. r. Il IL
Inns and Pinckney Rollins, of n. c., becom-
fng his sureties.
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LOO F. OFFICERS FLECrED.-The Lodges
and Encampments ofthe District have elect
cd OEceIS for the term Of six months begin
ming on the lst inst, rs follows:
Wm L4Tton C. Theo. iT TAM, +. 3: Il B.
WsshipgIol, No. 81. G. EPgaod. NG:I
Ward, ' G., T, +, Browning, rs; j. 5. Boiway,
Eaten, No 7-Thos. Mockabee. NG.;A.F. Bar
KEY = hHes Spi Imam, F.S Sam 4 L Jyce,
3 lrmony, No. g-Anos J. Cunning. NC; Chas
s MnL,S'sErl g Henps Stewart, F.s.; William
C aS No A ioN1d I; Rose Wiitenra
c. sTstt, y;G Thos W Fowler. rs: s j Thom.
so Union. No n hSSsnoT Z, Emmop, Henry
NAT MAX g; Georss W Street, rs; j. 81 McFsr
'' FlsnG ID Pf Ss . EI%Sn1
Stusrti NiG,; A T. Gray. h s.; p. II. Sweet Il s.;
:, Coyenast;. No. Is-Henry Ketper, NC; J.E.
GGRs s,GGr yS; \; Thorn; Sec 5. {. Palmer, T
riam,v g Julian Hisdon F's.;s Fa1ace u R Ne
M tEopoii.s No. Is-ssmpel H Handy. NC Jsn.
Bs g. W Ltanrards, T. 10 h'' Da"'ei'
Excelsior, No. III. A. Davis, n G q. W. Web
aefoaniss, No; Isl. u. Foster, TO-; George W.
Oriental; No Is-H.nry Boegebolz, NG.;E.F.
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