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Can refer to the medical profession IN all
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I'D for 80 cents, by DR.. c. WHITES,
II st. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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NASHVILLE January "a heavy snow
storm ha- prevailed here five o'clock this
morning reaching depth Of four inches in
three hours
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Got HIS Just Deserts.

New YORK, January "a special from
Harri-bu 9, Va, says Ettinger, who wreck
ed Baltimore and Ohio railway train
killing two persons, las been found guilty
OF murder in the second degree and sen.
fenced 10 eighteen ears imprisonment
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Mr.. N. H. Hudson, OF Kansas City, was In
the city yesterday TO arrange with Means.
Laing 4 Chaplin for the appearance Of the
Hess English Open Com pany 1t the Opera
House one night, January ri. The Compa-
ny is composed of over thirty artists, and the
I'd viii long be remembered by the people OF
Ienyenworth. Laing & Chaplin deserve crtd-
it Tor their efforts to bring drst-c.a8 enter
tnin meuf tn this city,
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Chasse awd Delicate.

The most chaste and delicate Perfumes for
the handkerchief are DIR. Prices American
Perfumes, Pet Rose, Alisia Bouquet, Hya.
cinth, Sweet Brier, or any Of his oiors- The
exquisite deiicacy Of their fragrance viii de-
liz ht all lovers of sweet scents HdSw
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DILL Hathaway, Of Kiekspoo. Who va

Dr.. ]. L Hathaway, Of Kickapoo, who waa
appointed some weeks ego ~ County Fly
stefan, called on THE TInEs last evening" The
doctor h well, ana favorably known through
ont this county, - an upright and bopeuf
man. and one, II any kind Of . truse n
uisced in his bands, will fulfill it-with honor
To himself and credit o the parties he repre-
enIrSvWn - FuDder sod medical tnnnlmenf
- M ~ - entitled % receive IL 49,
Gu0 hlD. We 40 1n0eseand shae ~ wtll
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C....azS AID c.sukLr!E;.
A W3li-k7cwn Lcwyer Of ST. Louis
on Trial for Nuraberiess
Hlisiemeaaors.
New York Produces Another Old
Mn Who is Wholly Unable 10
Attend to His Own Affairs.
Other Hens of Crime and :cctiaEts
That VIII Prove Interesting.

All Hn'e-es'IaZ E,s.c N5T on Tr'ai IN
"a Eyu5s-s s..ssnIaeai Lawyer sns
Dstea4ans.
ST. LOUIS. Janu ~ 3-.fter nearly two
day. effort a jury. was p5 lined li.is after.
mon in risI whici, I,F"uii-.=s t. b. oi
much local and caa.siarr riic general istc--
ct ia - uuci a. the .iy:Ir!snj l. a Ii-,ln-
ineni i'wyrr herr, ani well known IN a
number oi c!II-s ot the couBiry. 1t
a. salt brought BY the bar a.
s"ciaiion %: thi. cay against Frank j.
Bowman, who has becn succ s.ful MEM
Der OF the 1t. Louis bar sym- twelve years.
he chaTg,s against bowman are
numerous and grave and may be
given under general head Of malpractice
ard unpTof,~~ionai conduct a. a LAWYER
Very able counsel is employed on both sides
and she trial likely 20 b. loug and bitter
and full Of acrimony and fight 4 special
jury consisting OF prominent merchants and
business men have been em ,,annelled for
the occasion,
EMBRACING SUCH MEN
as ex-Lieut. Governor Stanard, VIM. ".
St-nter, General John 3. Gray, David Mich
olson, Richard Haspes, J. X. Cummings,
and Others who rank high in the business
circles. The trial opened this afternoon
each side presenting It's case in long
speech BawnsUn opened the case for him
sell, much 10 the surprise OF every body, as
II was not thought he would take an active
part in the defense
New York Produce. Another ssappy
fami1y-A COsnnIs of Luna
cy.
New YORK, January 3.-Two or three
days since Thomas Lord, one OF the veal
thiest retired merchants OF this city, aged
81, married the celebrated Mrs. Wilhelmina
wilkins Hicks, aged i3. To-day Thomas
Lori, jr., Henry Lord and Francis Lord.
sons oil Thomas Lord, Joined in petition
10 Judge Van Brunt sitting in the supreme
court, stating that their father Is, and Tor
some time has been, deprived of reason and
understanding, through old age,
ISFIRMTTY AND DECAY
OF his natural powers and Is unfit for the |
government Of himself md the management |
OF his estate, wherefore they pray for a com |
mission IN lunacy. The petition Is support
ed by ali iagits OF the tire ms aud the |
Jantor OF one OF their father, buildings. |
The old g'ntlemsn owns between
100000 AND OOo,On0
IN improved r. ri estate AMI personal prop
eriy worth 800 600, and has been in RECENT
"f LIS 900 Income. while ms personal ex-
pen-,- did not exceed -25OUO
Judge NanBrunt appointed as commits
sioner-. ex J drc Enoch Fancher, DR. Geo.
A. Peters aud James ID. Fish and granted
an injunction against the dispotiiion of his
properly by Mr.. Lord ur his agent.
Wal From she Pacific Slope.
Il /
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h. Flesher is now closing out his entire
stock of dry goods and rotions at cost The
people have found it TO their interest to visit
grand gush on "Wednesday and Thursday.
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Attempted suicide.
A Young Girl Tries 20 Take Her Own
Life, bot il Prevented by - Lathe

Brother.
Yesterday afternoon one of those scenes
which produce sensation in any commune
ty, occurred near Parkvilie, Mo-, AT least, 30
We are informed, by gentleman who came
from there yesterday. 1t seems nom his
story thai a girl, scarcely fourteen years of
asr, named Mstilds Moran, had, for some
time, been receiving attention from young
Kansas City man, aud that she had under
stood they were To be married. H, however,
wrote her a letter stating the wedding could
not be jus; yet, and she. becoming discourag-
ed, purchased a quantity of poison, which she
undertook 10 swallow i'm the presence of a lit
tie ten year Old brother. The latter seeming
to comprehend the situliion, snatched the
vial from her hand and dashed Il to pieces
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NEW YORK, january 3.-The lab'rers
digging in the ruins Of tie Barclay stree,
fire, 10 day, recov, red another body. This
N axes the fortieth victim Of the disaster.
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in all eases Of private, chronic and urinary
diseases, in all their complicated ipgms. IL Is
well known that DIR. James has stood AZ the
head of the profession for - years. age and
experience are all important Seminal
pies on the face, lost manhood can positive
ly be cured. Ladies wanting the mos; deli
cate attention, call or write. Pleasant home
for patients. y book tor the million. Mar
rIage Guide, which tells you al about these
iis.ISes-whO scOuld HIarry-WnT not 10
cents To pay Tor pOsttg'. IT. lame, u.', -
Doctor. Office hours A. NJ, 10 p p -, -un-
days, 10 A. W, to - n. All busiur-s strictly
mayIJd.swlyT
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HEAKTILY SUPPORT

all practical n! just means To curry any
'v.l- IN iar civii -aryic, ca the country, and
T. IA i'sit accord with tae honest purpose of
Ihr precedent I" Tvnar practical what has
been 20 elvqu autly urCisr,d ia a cUnvcn-
lIua ' - oh ami resolutions lublic
-en,ilngHI ia ,hls country wI.i sustain the
ali"Iatdisnt "i comp. tent and Trustworthy
l.eIson-, to ciy.l service and the removal Of
those VINO are noi or who abuse ter places
for unj usIItiable ends
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LONDON, January "a telegram from
Erzeroum has the following: The Russians
continued concentrating troops on the
Plain Of ErzerUum. The movements on
the Dive Begun Heights are visible from
the Turkish forti6cation. Four Russian
infantry batallions and . regiment of
dragons occupied the village of Ozin near
the read to Trebizond. Every preparation
has been made here for . prolonged siexe.
wanseA - OPen Negessasssns-0sher
Moveaenss 81 the Armies.
VIENNA, January IA special from b.
charest states that . short time ago the
Turks attempted to open confidential ne4o-
tiatious with Russian headquarters for an
armissice. The attempt was unsuccessful,
as the Russians considered that they ought
to receive an equivalent for the advantages
which the Porte would derive from being
able to organize its forces during armistice
Nuhktsr Pasha has arrived here.
Solieman Pssha telepraphs that the ar
nv from Kamarie arrived safely II Slatil.
Ear.
Baker Pasha With six battalions and four
guns covered its ressess sustaining shFoegh-
out Tuesday asssrD Iron tkissy battalious
of Russians With ten guD Sarwhoa II n
1icssd heayy ls1 Bahg Rsshs 1eut 90
~ .sse - - = --s.l.s * : -
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within is own borders, and not under its
uwa auri,"r'Iy, aud peace aud fellowship
canned b. sid ~ ID accom- gii-hgd without
ta'-y signs q: recognition. which demons
.r.,t, JasI paclh a.-i.u l. -un4i..e and wpr-
ay a. De tsu-i.". II any section .; Jhec,,m-
ny -. IA lac, isi-,. l., H. professions. on
Iui- >dujec. sooner hiss Ia.s : nlad, IL AMI
let lHs ly~- dangerous Viii b. a. power icr
evil, anu easier wIIi To- ,nJ remedy for mis-
chief, IL may have already accomplished.
Massachusetts will also
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DOMESTIC.
Gov. Rice of Massachusetts, Tells
What He Thinks Ought to
be Done to Save the
Country.
Pend!eton's Chances Good for EIec-
ton to the U. S. Senate
From Ohio.
synopsis of the Message of Gov.
ixice Of Mas,ac I, q .eIss-unat lse
THE PEACE OF THE COUNTRY.

1t is the duty OF the north to here to a
pacific policy on the basis OF the Constitu-
tional Amendments and the great body of
people IN ti'e south have manifested a pur
pose to accept these ameDlments Is unil-
terab.e conditions. The right of local self
gov, rnment in state respectively in time Of
peace, So II he republican in form, i. prac-
tically undisputed. The latter cannot be
ald to b. granted while slate is menaced
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Havana Heard From.

HAVANA, January 3. Liabilities Of
Palledo Rionda " Co., whose failure was
previously reported are about $1,000. 900 in
gold.
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From Friday Mornings DaiIy.l

1
The receipts in the County Treasurer's Of
fee yesterday. were g, SO.
FEW more such nights as last night, and
this tce men will be content.
TsADE was better yes erday than it has
! been since the day before Christmas.
Hon. ROBERT CRozIER was too ill to attend
| to his duties rs judge OF the District Court
yesterday.
| THE view of the city from the court house
after dark when all the lights are burning
| Is one worth seeing.
THE clerks in the various offices at the
court house, get away from business earlier
now tn all III ihe summer.
AwAGoS with front axle broken and the
wheel scattered out into OtIOwa street, at the
corner of Third, for a time Gee ,picd the at
| tention of a boy driver yesterda. morning.
THERE is much complaint of the dust in
| the bail room, in the Odd Fellows building
Several attempt have betn made to remedy
| the trouble by washing Tie floor, but without
elect.
THE officers, c'erks and attorneys in the
court house, having al. donned the blue rib
bon, anu + nh stree: saloon men are prepar-
ing Ioachnge their business Ia another LOCI
ton.
A NUMBER of live turkeys which had been
left OH the sidewalk in font of Dresbach's
stone on Shawne. street, yesterday afternoon
were attacked by hogs, and were only saved
from losing their feet by the timely arrival Of
"A coaple of boys.
Those TO whom is delegated the power to
repair streets. are doing now just what is con-
sidered the right thing, To the public, /. z. in
paying more attention to the repairing of the
NOR. public tnOroughfarcs, and less to the
growlings OF individuals who want "chuck
hole" patched, near their residences.
1T is a lamentable fact that thousands re-
gard an affection of the throat or lungs, such
as a cough or hoarseness. with extreme ndif-
ference. These complaints are often but the
forerunner of consumption, and can b. in
stantiy cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup:
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DIES MONIES, Iowa, January ga stran-
ger supposed To be John Stalts, of Omaha,
was found dead in the rear Of the Hawkeye
Insurance building to-day, with = bullet
hole through his right temple. He was APP
parently about sixty years Of age. The
coroners inquest concluded that il was sui
eide.
ia. Ihomae private banker. doing bust
- sn the east side, suspended to-day. Liza
4ilisis $4,000 assess $4,000, claimed to
BE tolsrahly good. Thonas claims TO be
able 70 pay dollar for dollar in sky days.
cucAeaI JanuaEy. 2-The oouniree 70
ipvseieass - nnss e J. d. Easo.sn & Co.
Aa.nslt 49, = sgi-t.ssl inpas-
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THE officers, c'erks and attorneys in the
court house, having al. donned the blue rib
bon, anu + nh stree; saloon men are prepar-
ing Ioachnge their business la another LOCI
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DR. RECORD Essence of Lille restores
man hood and the NigOr Of youth 10 the most
shattered constitution in four weeks, rom
whatever cause arising. Failure Impossible.
Beware of advertisers who offer sO-csill'd Tree
prescriptions that are useless and finally
prove TuinousIy expensive. Whatever has
merit must cost "a fair price. 80 per case
Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent DR..
JOS. JACQUES, University Place. New
YORK. Druggists supplied
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EMBRACING SUCH MEN

as ex-Lient. Governor Stanard, VIM. ".
Senter, General John B. Gray, David Mich
olson, Richard Hastes, J. X. Cummings,
and Others who rank high in the business
circles. The trial opened this afternoon
each side presenting It's case in a long
speech. Bawnson opened the case for him
SELF, much TO the surprise of every body, as
1t was not thought he would take an active
part in the defense.
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If You Want

Just the thing to keep boys at home in
the evenings, and train them in habits OF
business.
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SIR rHEoPHILUs sHEPsroNE

has asked for reinforcements and these re-
improvements have been forwarded to him.
and sincerely hope and believe that he
will be most cautious in the use of the force
which has keen placed at his command for
purpose, may say, Of his own safety.
am glad to see that the first colonial levies
are being raised. They will render. have
no doubt, very valuable assistance"
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SALEM, n S, January IA fire here
last night destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty. The loss is distributed among num-
Der of person.
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Another sn.ani,, hodge.

WEST OsGooD, Oat., January 3-James
McMullen, OF this place. brutality killed his
wife last nj ,ht with club. McMulleu is
said to be partially insane.
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BosyoN, January 3.-The snow storm
last night was quite severe on the coast, the
wind blowing hard from the north, which
rendered navigation TO inward vessels ex-
tremely hazardous.
A dispatch from Cape Cod states two YES
sells went ashore n Nanset during the
storm. One II suppused 10 be a British
brig and the other sschooner. Both vessels
supposed to be lost. The brig has gone to
pieces.
A dispatch from Nanzet also reports a
large schooner at anchor close in shore, but
her condition could not be ascertained.
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tern on the northwest corner o. Fourth end
lei ware street CON piece fsr The sum of
81, oy James Mckinney ana recommend lis
Payment.
iili OF e. Chaplin for hay. Decemher %, is711,
go, itVo ABLE Resp ctiG "
vi SMITH
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SPECIAL NOTICE
FOOT lkThES irei a saw" y, rS eng =
BroV1, Lowell, Mass. ociiNr"wit
q Z Fancy Cards, ShOwfrls'. UafIasK. etc,
Sono alike, with name, lJ ct~- Nassau
Gard Co. Nassau NY DrriIwlyr
physicians, 'DERTISTS, STU
DENTS, &c, d,-.flId 10. .raiudtr,
should address Dr. Sui4.n, Box st9, y. !.
dec-DN2t
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What fscn Buffers speech - Going
So do-':he tSaiier Case Co be Called
Up Agaiu.

ST. Lou 5, SANITARY 3'-The "Republi-
cans Washington special says some wise
Republicans say The plan of the President
is clearly opted. II is made known that
Chambers letter and Ben Buffers speech
mean that Hayes is TO be driven into the
Dein era; ie ranks. The Democrats are to
support HIM and take Office from him
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From now the campaign issue of fraud, is
to he eiemated. because of this support, and
the Inconsistency of the Democrats, who by
a resolution of the House of Representa-
;ives, declared him a fraud and afterward
Endorsed him as 10 he such. 1t also said
the Republicans of the senate with August
Cameron in the lead, are moving in all
directions, to secure document on which
they are to attempt TO declare Eutlers seat
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is the report of the South Carolina legisla-
ture against SenaIor Patterson and which
Was to have besn presented by Butter, on
his admission to Q,e Senate. The report is
now shelved in The Committee ofthe legi,la-
ture ON federal elfciion; il is said at But
ler's instigation, aud this. it is claimed,
reveals the bargain with Patterson Tor the
vote. The m publican" says Hampton
objects TO its suppression.
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J. F.RICHARDS.
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what che Life Saviag Service has

wAsHrxGrSx, D. C,-The General su-
perintends MT Of the United States Life
Saving Service, Submitted his annual ne
port Il the operations Of that service fur
The last fscal yeer. The report dow
thsss - - daring the yesz, La g.
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PERMANENT SECRETARIES:

No. .. Sam Black.
No. 9 c. DengI-r.
No. -. G. FRANKIE.
FO. SO, Fred NJ. Spalding.
No. l2i. Fred steir.
The ceremonies of installation closed with
the final charge and obligation to the noble
grads, it being ON motion decided to
install the appointed officers in the lodges
owing 10 the crowded condition OF the hall
and the laten.s> OF the hour.
The Manner-Gesang Nerien then with very
good effect, rendered the song '.Der VALID" or
The Forest, in German, and were followed
by the Membership Choral Society in the
hne chorus. Joy is over the Waters" IL is
not our custom in making a report Of this
kind To give particular credit TO any one, but
on ihi> occnsIoD We must say that the singing
throughout was excellent, and deserved the
" hich greeted each piece.
Alter the singing, the Grand Marshal closed
the session, and the large ssembiage was .s-
cUrted dow n stairs TO The
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No. 2. \. G. Sloan.
No. .. Adoipn Sachs.
No. q. 4. 4. Gable.
NJ. s9. K ii. Cow.
No. lZ3. Gus. SIrublch.
VICE CRANES.
No. .. II. NJ. Hogg.
No. .. Fred Herren.
No. -. Eugene Wise.
No. 81. James Farrell.
NO. l-3. L. r. h raemrr.
SECRETARIES.
No. 2. T. c. Davis.
No 9. A. Wernh-r.
No. q. A. l.. swift.
No. ~. Daniel Storrs.
No. l2i. Jacob Law.
TREASURES:
No. 2. James Il. Davis.
No. Q. V. Bpepler.
No. q. l.. Mayo.
No. SO. j. A. shoemaker.
No. rs. Peter Bubb.
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CHICAGO anuary 3-Dispatchess state the
silver meeting at Bloominston, Illinois, last
night was inspired by Senator Davis, who
is nos at home, but who neither participa-
ted, no attended. Although he authorized
friend who spoke, to say that he was
from he meeting lest his presence and
sired the expression Of the meeting to be
the one act Of the people.
Representative johnson vas present, lnd
strongly advocated the demonstration, -
did all the other speak-rs and the resolu-
ticns were unanimously adopted.
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IN improved +, al estate AMI personal prop
erfy worth 800 600, and has been in receipt
"f Nl25 900 Income, while his personal ex-
pen-,- hid not exceed 5000.
Judge NanBrunt appointed as commits
sioners, ex } dcc Enoch Fancher, DR. Geo.
A. Peters aud James ID. Fish and granted
an injHnctiun against the di-potiiion of his
property by Mr. Lord or his agent
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mo. CoNovER,
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Alb 'n'e-es'IaZ Case N5I %. Tr'ai 'n
"a EpIs5s-s s'-ssnIasai Lawyer sne
Ds-feaaaHs.
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All Warehouse, Hay and Stock Scales sol
by will be set up without extra charge.
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At twelve O'Clock one of the mastery ban.
qu-ts, for which Mettier has been long fam
Gus, WAS served in the supper room In the
basement Of the building, a. Il although one
hundred people could be seated at one time,
at the two heavily loaded tables, it WAS not
until after two O'Clock that nj had eaten.
To say that the Odd Fellows public install
lation, ball and supper, last night, was the
grandest affair of the kind ever given In the
state, l. no exaggeraiiOn, and TINT IL was a
most enjoyable one the large number Of la
dis and gentlemen who participated will
b.ar ample testimony.
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BALL ROOM

where new beauties in the way of decoration
| ~ eete,i the eye. At the east side of the hail
| was "a large nag, beafing the motto OF the or
der, Friendship, Love and Truth" On the
west side brtwe,n the windows were hung
nve wresfhs OF eveigreens, each encircliUg
the number of a lodge represented, Nos. ., o
-. ~, FL In the center 81 the hall were hun.
Two cost Y siIken banners and the chande-
Iiers were most handsomely decorated.
At the South end of the room Ia front OF
the orchestra, were stretched number OF
flags OF different nations and in the center
was hung "a mamot h chain f.Three Links
waIHed in eversfeens under..whicn in iaig e
letters were tue Initials of the order
l. O.O.F. The North end of the room
was also decorated with flags, one of which
bore the motto of the order and the three
links.