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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-09
some time since we reproduced an attack of

Some time since we reproduced an attack Of
the Rlcbland Beacon upon Capt. W. w
Farmer. In the interest of fairness we print
this morning Capt. Farmers reply. We agree
with Capt. Farmer as to the Importance OF
the unity Of the Democratic party. AT the
same time we cordially agree with the Rich
land Beacon In the position it has so well
taken on The convention question, and we
think that the Endorsement Of that paper by
the people Of the parish was well deserved
tribute to a faithful and well-conducted organ
OF the Democracy aud guardian OF popular
s4sfssf4a
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Mr.. Randall will discover presently that the
Western and Southern Democrats have an alb
normal dstrust Of every man upon whom the
Manhattan Club bestows its distinguished ap-
proval,-EN. Y. Tribune.
Yes; their distrust has been abnormal, $
and THAT is just the trouble Hereafter, there
is a hope Of its becoming normal, according
TO the square, and then Mr.. Randall will get
the perpendicular bounce every time, and
with regularity that will be startling in the
ffvfrnfna
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In the recent decision of the Supreme Court
relative to the fundability Of the bonds of the
Planters Consolidated Association, justices
Egan and DeBlanc seem to have been entirely
consistent, as they dssented from the de-
eision 81 the court on the New Orleans Pa
cific bonds. Nevertheless the fact stands
that we have quite an assortment of decisions
OF the court on this snbiect.
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MOBILE FAST LENE.
QUICKER TIME TO NEW YORK,
NOTICE TO TRAVEL ERs.

Commencing July 7, passengers by this line,
via Cincinnati, will arrive in New York at 6: IS
a. M, changing cars once only at Columbus
Ohio Via this line and Atlanta, arriving in
only. Via either route, Pullman palace cars.
No other line can offer better facilities or
earlier hour Of arrival at destination Every
point in the Northwest and all the Virginia
springs easy of access, and on application to
j. w. Coleman, ticket agent, excursion tickets
at lowest rates will be furnished.
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See Supplement.

The Times has changed its opinion of the
TenBroeck- Mccarthy race, and it is no longer
the greatest race in this quarter Of the cen.
ttiry." As is usual when the Times is right,
il takes its text from the DEMOCRAT, and pro-
nounces the race q "tizzle" We are always
gratified to note such graceful concessions
among our CONTEMPORARIES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-09
DIED.

HALL-Qn Monday, JuIys 1873, at o'clock
n. M. Il. T. Hall aged forty years. a native of
Copiah county, Miss, and a resident of this
city for the past twenty years.
HALL NEW ORLEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION NO. II, New Orleans, July 9. 1s78-The
officers and members of this organization are
requested to a tend the funeral of their deceased
brother, R. Hall, which takes place This Day,
Tuesday. at 0. M, from his late residence, No.
$50 Dryades street.
By order of the PRESIDENT
THOS. P. WHITE. Rec Sec.
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encourage the boys to acquire and
maintain the qualities which will
make the finest sailor. These con-
sist OF cheerful submission to supe-
rlors, self-respect aud independence
OF character, kindness aud protec-
ton to the weak, readiness TO for
give offense, desire to oonciliate the
differences of Others, and, above all,
fearless devotion to duty and UNI
tilnching truthfulness."
The result Of the contest, all the
cadets and officers on board the
ship voting, was in favor Of Spru-
lille Braden, of Indianapolis, who
thus graduates from the Worcester
with the highest honors which can
be obtained in an English naval col
.lege. Young Braden also wins a
superior sextant worth G25, given
annually to the boy likely to make
the finest sailor by the Elder Breth-
rem of the Trinity House. Besides
these two chief prizes, he is pre-
scented by the admiralty, as are the
four defeated candidates for the
gold medal, with a commission as
midshipman in the Royal Naval
Reserve, in which his royal high
ness, The Prince of Wales, is a cap
tain. The victory of Cadet Braden
is received with satisfaction by all
on board. A fortnight or so ago be
received a severe blow on the head
from a heavy block which fell from
the mainmast, and was laid up for
several days. His friends were
afraid this accident would interfere
with his chances Of success, but
they were happily disappointed.
The prizes will be distributed on
the 10Th inst. by the first lord of
the admiralty.
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f. ..f|N ...'I.tI-HN .Lt
and DO business, controls the Office,
and has on his staff Billy SmitheI
and Platt Rhodes. in4dA l8ne
The Cons Millar, Captain ITCH,
enor, camel in near noon from the
Ohio river with NEARLY 400 tons Of
miscellaneous freight and leaves
promptly this evening at six O'Clock
with a return trip for Cairo, Louis
vile aud Cincinnati, ticketing pas
sengers through to New York city
and all other Eastern points at
lower rates than ever, transferring
passengers and baggage to the rail-
road depots free Of charge. She
has good and comfortable passenger
accommodations and is d safe and
reliable carrier. Captain James
Wilson, an affable gentleman, con-
trolls the office, and will register all
wishing a pleasant journey up the
river.
The Little Rock Gazette of yes
terday says; "Bya telegram from j.
II. BOnsal, Esq, of Arkansas City,
Kansas, to Captain James Brodie,
of the steamer Big Rock, we learn
that there were three feet of water
in the channel of the Arkansas
river at that point, and rising ON
the 9th, and that they had very
rains for some days previous.
1t that is the case, we can look for
another rise in the river at this
place in a few days"
To the River Editor of tho Ledger;
CINCINNATI, August 7.-The J.
Gatf leaves Cincinnati Saturday,
10, for Memphis, and re-
turning leaves Memphis August l6.
MOORE.
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BOAT RACING,
And why Haulau Il KIng OF the
AquRttco.

And why HauIau Is King OF she
AquRttes.
New York Herald, ~Sunday.l
There is something very suggest
i've in the easy way Hanlan IS dis
posing of every sculler who has the
temerity to meet him. Luther,
Morris, Plaisted and all corners at
the centennial, and this season
Plaisted, Riley, Morris, Ross. Nc
Gee, Kennedy, Ten Eyck, have all
taken a turn at him, and he has
moved them all down like wheat.
No man yet has given him a race
all over the course when he was in
condition, and yet he is lighter,
younger, shorter of reach and less
well off in general strength than al
most any OF his rivals. He has gen
orally beaten them, too, by pulling
fewer strokes a minute than they
pull. How does he manage it? In
the first place, no one of those he
has yanquishediS a thoroughly first
class sculler. Had the fastest of
them started at Putney abreast of
Renforth, or even of Harry Kelly
IN his best day, the Englishman
would have left him many lengths
astern before they had travelled to
the Ship Tavern at Mortlake.
Again, more than half of them do
not know how to row thoroughly
well. Norris admitted that he
did not-that he had picked up
what he knew as well as he could
and the work of both Plaisted and
Ross, when the fight came with
Hanlan, showed plainly that they
did not. Sharp, careful coaching
they certainly all need, and few OF
them have ever had it. But there
is one thing else they nickname
ly, stay. Hanlan has this quality
in abundance, and it and his throw
ing every ounce Of his weight on to
his SOULS just at the right moment,
and in the most effective way, con-
stitute the secret of his being "a
thoroughly first class sculler. And
why does he outstay his rivals?
They can stay at their own pace,
but they cannot at his. The rea.
son came out in the Herald's ad.
vance sketches of the Hanlan-R os
race only a few days ago. It is be-.
cause he does what most of his
rivals do not-he runs. Yes, nine
miles a day, said the account. Men
must run to be put into thoroughly
good wind. = = "There is no
known exercise adequate to this re-
suit but this one" says a high Eng
fish authority. Tom Sayers found
this out when he used to trot fifteen
miles a day. Our oarsmen one after
another are finding it out, and it
looks as if the man who wants to.
row Edward Hanlan down must
also find it out, and that without a
DAYS DELAY.
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merchAnts, whoIesaIe Uash Prices

Chamber Of Commerce 0Hicial statement.
-Four Firm; snperfne. 81 zoos IS
donble extra, $4@4 25; treble extra
81 1905 90: choice family, 50 25@5 80
fancy, $e@6 Is per barrel.
CoRNMEAL-Quiet; kiln-dried, $500
per barrel,
lCoRS-Fair demand, mixed, 5005Ic,
white, 5O@5le; ear, 5095lc per busheI
-I1c higher from store.
OATs--Steady; stock light; mixed, IS
@40c; white, 40c per bnshel
BRAN-Steady aud firm, T0@f5c.
HKY-Steady; stock light; choice
western, $l69l7; prairie, nominally IS
.@9 So mixed, $l3@l4 per ton.
BACON = Loose y Higher; skoul
ders, -@6tci clear rib sides. 7s@7}e;
clear sides, 1s@7aei breakfast 9c@9l;
s%ugsr-cured hams, canvased. ll4@l2a.
Mass PoRK - Higher; mess pork,
heavy, $ll@lI %.
LARD-Higher; t%ierces, S49Ssc; half
barrels. &c; in kegs, 9@9fe; pals, 20
10, 9f99sc; pals. 10 ID, 9$9l0c.
BALIEG STUFFs-Firm; bagging, fax,
? TO II ID, 99@lOAe; baeging, jute. ? to
q ID. lli@ll3c; baling twine, l0i@Ile;
iron ties, per bundle, 81 1902 %.
. MACKEREL-Half barrels, No. l. 81 IS
%; half barrels. No. 2, S. 25@6 20;
half barrels, No. 5, Sc; kits. No. 1. 81 IS
al 65; kits, No. ?, 81 SOL 40; kits, No.
5 81 lO9l %.
CoFFKE-H Higher; ordinary, l5@l5Se;
fair, l6@l6Ac; good, l7@l7Ic; prime,
ls@lSAe; ohoice, 10000; Java. 25c.
RIcE-Scarce; ordinary to choice, q
Csc.
STARcH-sI@4c.
WHISXY-S5c@S4
SUGAR = LoUIsIASA- IN hhds) =
Scarce; fair, Sc; fully fair, ste; prime.
SIC; choice, Ole: yellow clarified, 9tc;
white clarified, 94e; barreled, te higher
SUGAk-REFINED-hrm; refined A, per
To-, 9A9l0e; crushed and powdered, lOi|
Ollie; Eranulated. l039lle; cut loaf
ll@Ilfe.
MoL1ssEs- Common, Csc; fair. SOC;
SSc; strictly prime, 4O94Ie;
choice, 45c; half bbls, sc higher.
SYRuP-Comnon TO fancy, 35@65c.
SALT-Coarse and common 6ne, per
brl, 81 S. dairy, in barrels, 81 so; Liv-
erpoOl, coarse, SKIS, 81 %; Liverpool,
6ne, SKIS. 81 40C9l so.
SoAP-Resin and German, Abode;
Latdng's Dixie, 4le; LAt,ing's laundry,
1tci LAttiug's German, &c; refined oil,
CASnLEs-Boxes, full weight, ls:
bali boxes, i3ae; quarter BOXES, l4c.
LINE-Sl 050l Is.
CEMEST-LoRisyille, - Is; Rosedale,
p Is.
EscULExrs AND FRu1rs - Apples.
lOminaily Sl@l 80 per Dbl; Lemons, pSr
box, So 5OSlS; oranges. boxes, s.
potatoes. old, per brl. %; potatoes,
neE. Der brl. ! 1902 so; onions, new.
81 259l 80; beans, per bushel, 81 so
a2 dried apples, 294e; dried peaches,
l64c.
ia
Die. choice, l59lSc; butter, country, 10
9l5ei eggs, l229l5c; nsils, Der key,
IS; vinegar, per gallon, lS@25c; to
Daeeo, Der To-, $4,000; spice, lSc; pep
per, l6s; sardinps. SIG =; oysters
ID. 55@6Oc; oysters (lighi). 2
Sl@l 10; coal oil. lie; matches.
&G6 50i cottos rope, Ice; grass
rope, ll9l2le; powder, kegs, IS IS;
patent 81 IS; soda, kegs, 4e;
soda, cases. 5@5lc; cheese. nominal,
l0ci new r%sisins, & 1902 %.
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i ING MEN.

SHELBY LODGE, No. H. meets every
Wednesday evening at Hall. corner Of BeaI
and fernando streets, at " o'clock; first and
Jones. Pres't; P. B. Jones. Rec sec'y.
CHET SEA LODGE, No. A-meets every Mon
day evening, corner OF Fifth and Safarans
.%treets, Chelsea: W. r. Kendall, Pres't; j..
P. Prescott, Sec'y.
GAYoso LoDGE. Ne. 70 meets every Thurs
day evening, northwest corner of Second and
Adams streets. VIM. McElroy, Pres't; @. A,
Richardson, Sec'y.
GERMAEIA LoDGE. No. 52-meets every Mon
day evening, northwest corner of Second and
Adams streets. Jos Uhl. Pfes't; II. Gronauer,
Sec'y.
MEMPHIS LoDGE, No. 60 meets every Fri
day evening at Harmony Hall, +. o.. o. T.,
l.. H. Estes, Jr.. Pres't; Il. L. Wills, sec'y.
BANSfR LODGE, No. Connects every Mon
day night at hall corner Of Beal and Her
nando streets. Jas. e. Fox. President; JIG
S%heohan, Secretary.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY.
Success of nm INDIANAPOLIS Roy 4,
an EngiiAh Naval College.
New York Times

Success of nm INDIANAPOLIS Roy 4,
an EngiiHh Naval College.
New York Times.l
A cable dispatch has been re.
ceiyed in this city from Greenhithe,
England, announcing the victory
yesterday of an American boy in
the annual examination of the.
cadets training for maritime service
on board her majesty's ship Wor.
c%ester, now lying off that place in
the river Thames. The Worcester,
formerly the Frederick William, is
Seventy,two gun ship of APPS
tons, and has yearly on board a
large number Of cadets under the
command of Captain j. Henderson
Smith, of the royal navy, This
nautical training college for boys
between fifteen and eighteen years
OF age was established by some
English noblemen and gentlemen
in 1862, and yearly turns out a large
class perfectly qualified for officers
in the merchant service. This year
the graduating class numbers 100,
of whom only one is from the
United States. Indeed he is the
first who has ever been admitted to
the ship from America outside Of
Canada, The examination was in
seamanship, the rule OF the road,
signals, gunnery drill, eto, These
examinations concluded, the cadets
were assembled, according to her
maiesty's regulations, to decide by
vote who of their number should
receive the Igrand prize, q gold
medal, presented annually by the
queen. For this honor there wero
five candidates, and the conditions
on which the medal is given arc as
follows: "lIer majcsty's wish in the
establishment Of this prize is to
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T%ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
STOCKS n BONDS.

LONDON, August 9, $3.50 y. m.-Consols
for money are "a accounts, "a Sic;
United States new four-and.a-halfs, lO63;
United States fve.twenties Of 1865. l27;
United States 6ve.twenties OF 1861 1864;
United States ten.forties, Ill; United
States new 6ves, 1881
New York, August 9. 1929 m.-Gold,
1909; United States skies Of 1881, regis.
tered, l071@l07B; United States skies OF
1881, coupons, lO74@lO78; ~6ve-twenties
oi'65, registered, new issue, l02S@lO23:
iive-twenties Of 81, lO4k@lOi3; Eve
twenties Of '68, lO7@ - ten.forties, 1864
@l063; coupons, lO9B@lO9s; new fves.
81, a 1861 coupons, l06s@IO6 new
four and-a-halfs, lO43@lO4E; coupons.
lO439l045; currency skies, l20s@l2l;
new tours, 1909 coupons, lOOs@
1908.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, August g.-Flour, 2ls 0d@
24s Cd. Wheat. winter, IS 6d0l0s Cd;
Milwaukee red, IS Od@9s Sd; California
white. los 2d@10s Sd; California club.
los 5d@l0 Sd. Corn, new, 22s 9j@
% Oh. Pork, 49s 0da- Cd. Beet, 73s 6i,
Kaeou, long clear, 32s Cd; short clear.
34s Cd. Lard, 39s Cd. Tallow, 37a 3D..
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( .. .. p. D~IEECTORx.
Sdd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court streetsS

AkNe3E~
Sdd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Court s~treetsS
MEv.BIs lopez. No. 6-msess every Tuos-
day: WA, Murphy, N. g.; J.W.X. Browne,
y. g.; L. b. Burr. Secretary; W. s. Bruce,
6~TieElsiw LoDsn. No. s-mesto Overy Mon
Isy night. A. d. Gibson, N. g.; T. j.
Hogan, Y. o.; John A.. delt. Treasurer ;
FhemRa Bacon. P.e. ETfbNE
sCEILAsS IOOqg, No; 1iO-meets every We'd
nesday night. Ed Behle, N. g.. J. J. Tan
ner, Y. G.i Chas. BorRer. Secretary; L.
~Ottenheimer, Treasurer.
.BLsEsE LeDeu, No. Hf-noets every Friday
night; John G.. Sick, N. g.. NJ. Logan, V.
VI Wm. Henry, P. and r. s.; J.. s. Will
kins. Treasurer.
BLUFV OrTY Lopez, No. is7-meots every
.huraday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Frank Lamont. n. O.; W. A. Rudd, V. g.;
J..W. Alexander, see'y; S. O. TOof, Treas.
HARMONY Lopez No. 199-meets every Tues
day night at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Beal
and fernando streets. D. A. Mc0mber, n.
Sec'y; &. w. Miller. Treasurer.
DEaREH LeDGE.
MAhPHls pE6RER LoDGR No. Sheets first
Saturday Of each month. VIM. Henry, d,
NJ; Thos. s. Bingham, y. D. M; Thomas
Bacon, LIST A. D. M; d. 7. Porter, I'd A. ID.
M; I, 2. Holland, Sec'y; +. W. Smith, TT.
HFOAHPKHNrz.
6AHoso EEOAHPNENT, No. 3-mocts On the
LEt and Sd Thursday nights Of each month.
WIZ French. 9. PIP, Q. Smith, IL. p;
Henry Clements, 8. W. Thos. Bacon. Scribe.
John A. Holt, Treasurer; Dave Reahard,
J. W.
MEMPHIs EEcAMPMHNF, No. 89--msets I'd and
ltA Thursday nights Of each month. John
g. Sick, 9. p; J. T. Leake, H. p; VIM.
Homan, 8. W.; Henry Backer, j.. W.; 7. s..
GENERAL RELIEF COMMiTTER-D. T. Porter,
chairman. 29S Front street; John W. Wayxes-
burg. Memphis Oil Co., Secretary and Treas
nrer. II. Gronauer, J., II. Shepherd. B. X.
Pullen, D. G. Reahard.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

friars Point, Coahsma-------.5 p.n
Clleinn1u. Cons Aillar------.-5 pm
ARRIVALS
Steamer City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
J n. White, Cairo.
Edward j. Gay, CAIRO.
Coshoms. Friar's Point.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower. St. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer J. VI. White. New Orleans.
Edward J. Gay, New Orleans
City Of Helena. St. Louis.
BOATS ~ FORT
COahoms, Cons Millsr, Grand Tower.
Dyersburg.
OOndftisB Of fhe Rivers.
The river here declined 8 inches
in the q hours ending at noon, and
now stands - feet 6 inches above
low water mark. at Cairo it re.
ceded 3 inches, with II feet IL inches
on the gauge; at st. Louis 8 inches.
with IS feet on the gauge; at Pitts
burg itrose 3 inches, with 9 feet 3
inches on the gauge; at Cincinnati
It fell 3 inches, with Is feet on
the gauge; at Louisville it fell l
inch, with 6 feet IL inches in the
canal at Evansville it is rising,
With 2 feet 2 inches on the gauge.
Cumberland river declined 2 inches
at Nashville, with 2 feet Z inches
on the gauge. Arkansas river is
falling at Little Rock, with Z feet
3 inches on the gauge. White river
IS falling, with a good stage Of wa
ter from Jacksonport to the mouth.
HiseeIIAneoua.
Oh, amt she hot?
Fair business doing for Friday.
Ninety-six in the shade on the
levee.
The health Of the city was never
better.
The J. ". Gaf leaves Cincinnati
tomorrow for Memphis.
The canal boaCmen are on a
strike at Cleveland.
The coal feet has arrived at Lou.
~isyille.
River business continues par
italy suspended on account of the
Quarantine.
Bronze John has not made biz
appearance here yet among any Of
our citizens.
The city is cleaner and in bette,
sanitary condition than it has eyel
been.
The crops continue in a flourish.
ing condition, and the prosoect,
are good Tor an active business
season.
The John B. Maude left Vieks.
burg yesterday noon for st. Louis
and will pass here Saturday nigbr.
The wOrkmen have deserted til,
Eads Jetties on account Of Yale.
Jack.
The James D. Parker for Mem
phls passed Louisville yesterday anC
will arrive here Monday morning.
The Katie Hooper, en- route from
Memphis to Cincinnati, passed
Cairo yesterday afternoon.
The Colorado left st. Louis las
evening for Vicksburg and leave.
here Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Ed Smith, who is we'll know
here, ofliciates as chief clerk of th,
new j. NJ. White this trip.
The towboat Robin was in trouble
at st. Louis on Wednesday with thc
custom -hOus officers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY
PusLfc LKRsUR 0FvicE.
MFtrpura THWN Anruvt Q fg-g

PusLIo LKRGUR 0FvfCE.
MKEFHIs. IESE.. August 3. lSS.1
The mosey market confines dull, and
there is no probability Of the cessation
o. the hot rays Of Old Sol for some time
to come, There IS s scarcity Of river
arrivals, owing DO doubt to the quArsn-
tine regulations and intense hest We
quote a fair supply Of funds in bank
at SOLO per cent Exchange on New
York Is par buying and I premium
selling; on ether eastern cities. par buy
ing, and premium selling for both de-
nAnd and sight New Orleans I OF
buying snd par selling. God opened
IN New York today 81 1904 and closed
st 1909 Local stocks, bonds and seeu-
rites are IN good demand, bit nobody
49, shn-
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1t is a sad sight to see an intoxicated
person on the street. How much more
so is it to see q dull and sickly baby rem
dered so by the use Of dangerous OPT
ates? Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup contains
nothing injurious, and may be given to
the most delicate baby Price 25e.
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TEMPLARs OF HOHOE.

NAFONA TEMPLE OF II. AND T. HDlN|H
40. l-meets every Friday even EAW
ing at s O'Clock ut Temperance Hn fA
Hall, No. 298 Second street.
7. Z. Callahan. W. G. T.; e. o. Milton. W.
V, T.; r. W. Shelton, W. R.; G. G. Marable,
". A. R.; D. @. McDougal, W, F. R.; Bun r.
Price. W, IT,: o. Olsen, W. U.;J. Q. Crueh-
Geld. W. g.; W. W. Gapps, W. s.
THALEs TEMPLE OF II. AMI I. No. 4-meets
every Thursday evening at TX O'Clock at hall,
10. 296 Second st.. w. II, Atkinson. P, W. O.
T.; ]. L. Bourne. W. @. r.; +. +. Davis, w.
v. IT, d. g. Reahard, W. R.; /. D, Coma.
way. w, Il. R.; j. +. Chandler, W. I. "; j.
9. Barbee, w; Use. Salem, W. D. u;
Frank Hale, w. g.; ]. Callahan, W. s.; Oar.
A. Johnston, W. @.
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF II. AND T. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at " O'Clock, at their
al. corner SatTarans and Fifth streets b..
G. Williams, w, @. T.; Robert Kendall, W,
v. T.; W, M, Carr. W. R.; - Richardson,
W.. A. R.; W. +. Prescott, W. +. r.; L. e..
Colby, ". RE. R. Egnew, w. d. u; Jas,
5. Rawlings, W. e.; r. j. Rawlings, W. s.;
K. 7. White, P. W. @. T.
MONTGOMERY CoUNOu No. /, T. A. AND S
r.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month in Temperance Hall. at TX o'clock
pm. Horace H.. Briggs. @. Of O.; G. A. s..
Richardson, h.
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LoDGEs.
soJrH MEAPHIs. No. u8-m6sts "a Friday
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. FN
Nelson. " MSBk Pullen, Sec'y.
a~HGERoNA, No. l6s-meetg ist Monday IN
cash month, In Odd FelloWs' Hall. CM
Carroll. w Ms john Beamish, Sec'y.
q bKLIA ScoTT, No. 299-meste LAT Wadnasdav
III each month, in Odd Follows5 Hall i
Myers. w M;RALytle. Sao'y.
DEo0TO, No, z99-meets Sd Friday In each
month Va Odd Follows Hall. ID. II. Price,
W M Henry j.. Lynn, Seo'y.
ktLWINNINe, No. Al-meets 4th Friday In
each month. in Odd Fellows Hall. James S
Carpenter. W M;AJ Knapp, Sec'y.
ROYAL ARoH.
PHMH OHAPTHR. No. 22-moets I'd Moudax Of
each month--at Masonic Hall, In 4ayoso
slock. Robt. Galloway. n. i. II, Pei John
Boamishs Secretary.
MAMrAin OHAPrHR, No. 95-meots at Ma
Ionio Hall, in eayosO Block. Sd Monday Of
each month. b. +. Haller, n. 4. II. p.
John W. Ward. Secretary.
B. n 8. Y.
kuRHKA COUNCIL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
4AI Of each mouth-at Masonic Hall, In Cav.
$50 Block. Ed Worsham. Acting III. III. ;
A. j. Wheeler. Rec.
TnnPLARs.
OYRnNH OONKkEpKRY, No. A-meets lth Mon
lay OF eaoh month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
STOCK. X. Q. Williamson, Il. c.; B. X. Pull
ST.. ELNo ooAxAyDERY No. l5.-Mssts
ID Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall,
nNy9so .lqek. A. j. Wheeler. Z. c.; John
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FOUNTAIN LoDaE, No. 296-meots first md
third tuesday evenings in Natema Hall. No.
rs Second street, at 5 o'clock. Il. II. Steven
son. Dictator; II. P. Winchester, Reporter.
UNITY LODGE No. 2t7-meots every y, ednee-
day night at Hall, No. 298 Second street, Hp.
stairs. D. Schless, Diotatori A. b. Hill,
Reporter. T
CHELsEl LoDGE, No 23O-peats I'd and 4th
Thursday in ea9h wsnth, at Chelsea Hall, corr
ner Fifth and Safarans streets. q, n. OoIbv
d. i. 4. Prescott, X. =
GRRMAuIA LoDGE, No. 369-meets Cd and ltb
Tuesdays in each. month at 29s Second street,
Kleiner, Reporter.
MINPKIs ,LoDaE, No. l96-meets first and
third Monday evenings in each month, at
Gatoma Hall, No. 29S Second street, at B
Hams. Reporter.
DANONp Lopez, No 5s3-meets the second
and fourth Monday evenings Of the month nj
8 o'clock. at Natoma Hall, No. 2Q8 Second
street. Q w. Kealhofer, D.; II. a. Tatum, ii,