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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-03-19
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Attention Firemenl

A special meeting OF the fire companies COM
posing the Jackson Fire Department, and
Hope No. 3, will be held in the hall Of Jack-
son Fire Company No. l, on Wednesday even
ing, March 10, at 80 o'clock. A full attend
ance Is desired, as business Of importance will
be considered
W. /. SMYLIE,
Acting Chief Engineer
a. l. JULIESNF Secretary
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W. /. SAIYLIE.
CoRREsPoNDENCE.
Between the Fire Department and
Hope Fire Company No. 5.

To Thomas Shaw, Esq. Foreman Hope Fire Co,
No3:
At the regular annual meeting Of Jackson
Fire Department held in the Hall Of Gem
Fire Co, No. 2, Wednesday night, January
22nd, 1879, the following resolution offered by
Mr. +. Carroll Of Gem No ,, was unanimous
~ adopted:
Resoired, That the thanks OF Jackson Fire
Department, be extended to the officers and
members Of Hope Fire Co., No. =, for valuable
services rendered this Department during the
last year, and especially for the manner in
which they looked after the interest of our
citizens during the epidemic.
Resoiged, That the Secretary be instructed to
furnish the Company with copy OF these
resolutions.
\ true copy from the minutes.
F. II. REFER, Sec'y pro tenn.
JACKSON FIRE DEPATMEST.
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LETTER LIST.

Go to Stadeker's before making purchases,
YOU will save money.
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COLLECTORS REPORT.

Very Respectfully,
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Tbs STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Chancery Court,
HINDs COUNTY First District.
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Monday, the 14th day of April, A. D., 1879,

A FULL LINE OF CROCKERY, GLASS
"A Ware and Wooden Ware, at
A VIRDEN'S
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Winter clothing less than cost at stedeker's.
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M. COMES, ST.,
A HOME CHEAP.
MUSIC SCHOOL-

T AM NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
i here, and prepared 10 give lessons on the
Piano, ORGAN, GUITAR, CoRNET, etc, at rea-
sonable price TO suit the times Special atten-
ton paid to those desiring 10 become teachers.
Pianos and Organs tuned and repaired. Or
ders left at Eyrichs or Seutters store will
receive prompt attention.
Feb26 79-3w. z. RIVINAC.
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COLLECTORS REPORT
To the Honorable Board OF Mayor and Alder
men OF the City Of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
following collections for the month of February,
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NAME AM LOCATION.

The name of this Company is the PHENIN
INSURANCE COMPANY, and it is Located
in the CRY OF BROOKLYN, STATE OF n. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-11

Brief Nerns.-Tbere will he called meet
ing OF the City Council tonight as 8 O'Clock
In Council-Cbamber Hall.
A slight fire occurred over the drugstore
OF Z. B. Howle, on Tenth and Hull streets,
"Wednesday night, caused by the explosion
OF Kerosene lamp. The flames were ex.
tlngulshed before general alarm was turn.
ed in.
William G. Taylor, Esq, OF this city, was
injured Wednesday by fall. and is unable
to walk without the aid Of crutches.
a new village is in course OF erection on
the line OF, the Richmond and DanYille
railroad, about eight miles from this city,
and has been named Bonaire. 1t Is intend
ed to be resort for excursion and picnic
parties.
The Sheriff OF Chesterfield county is en-.
gagged in summoning the coored men
whose names are on the renire list for the
next tenn OF the County Court. The list
comprises forty-three names.
The officers recently elected by Dale
Lodge. Knights Of Honor, will be installed
tonight at their Iodge-room.
The GaIlilean Fishermen (colored) have
purchased The old house on Hull street long
known as Wcisiger's drugstore, and Will
occupy it as lodgc-room. They have held
their regular meetings in the building for
some time.
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Victor Hugo's reply to the address pre-
sentcd to him the other day by the delegates
OF the British Workmen's Peace AsSocia-
tion contains this characteristic passage !:
"In the presence Of the interests Of truth
and peace | no longer see patriots; | see
only men. Nations have too long been Sacri-
feed to conquerorS, who melted them to
war, and who thought to conceal the crime
OF war behind the word GLORY, glory =
When one reads the secrets OF battles, the
mind is confounded at the idea that any
body could ever have thought OF glorifying
these horrible executions OF men. Far
from eXtolling warriors, we should curse
them, and il it be good to describe
eombatS, it is only TO expose them in
all their horror, and to bold up to the exc
Grafton of the world the names of the sove-
reicns who have excited against each other
so many men created for union in a pro-
ductiye work. | am an old mani am
scvcniy-seycn years OF age; but thanks TO
Him who orders all things, | feel myself
still capable OF continuing the struggle, and
so long as l have breath will combat war;
/ will defend onr common cause.-the cause
Of labor and peace" Victor Hugo's re-
ception OF the delegates was most cordial.
To the secretary he presented his portrait
Inscribed with the following words " For
me. above the peoples, there is the people,
and above the people there is man. thank
you for your noble words, and grasp your
hand"
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The Boston Bycic!e Club went oHt on
Sunday for ride on their two-whecled We
hicles. Ten of them were arrested on a
charge Of violating the Sunday law, and a
justice fined them $40 each on the ground
that they had been playing or sporting on
the Lords day" They appealed, and the
legal question will be brought before a
higher court.
A school-ship for the training OF pirates
could be filled Immediately with cadets
from the class OF boys who are reading
dime novels. Many youth standing BY
while his mother splits wood for cooking
dinner is within his soul burning to be 4
hero OF the high seas.-Ne,o Orleans Plea.
yu1ae.
John Moon, while acting as full moon,
and revolving without the least regard 70
regularity a the rest OF the planetary sys.
TEN, suffered complete eclipse from Chief
ShortfalI Saturday night. He was IN aphe-
lion with the municipal court on Monday,
but having passed his last quarter was dis-
charged. d.-StiIt,oater Ltm6ermaa.
A testatrix at Sost, in Germany. left hel
money TO her brothers and sisters, but
added: "If brother William marrles IN bis
old age he shall have nothing" Lcga
expcrts hold that William, robust saxa
penarian, can receive nothing, as until hi
death 1t cannot be known Whether ht
marries or not.
The man who goes fishing and sits in
cramp-inyiting posture ON p. narrow thWar
from early morn till dew:y. eve, and calls !
fun, is the same char that never goes Il
church because the pews aren't comiorta
ble.- Yonksrs Gazette.
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Lima Morgenstern, the respected inventor
OF the kindergarten, attended the Court
held in the Berliner SchloSs on the 1lth in
stant in celebration Of the golden wedding.
Royal pages, gorgeous in scarlet and white
furors, were in attendance at the doorway
OF the Throne Room to spread out the
trains OF the noble danes and damsels privi-
legged 10 appear before the presence and
perform the homage OF courtesies pre-
scribed by etiquette. These high-born
youths executed their functions when
ever the ladies requiring their miniStra-
tions happened to he amhassadres>cs, peer
eSSes OF even members OF the numerous
untitled ariStocracy; but when 4 lady OF
the middle class, haply representing de-
rutation or charitable society, presented
herself at their post, they were observed
to hang back and withhold their service.
When Lima Morgcnsteru's turn came to
enter the Throne Room she paused at the
portal, eXpecant OF the assistance eagerly
afforded to her predecessor, the Countess
D-f, but in VAIN. Turning sharply round
upon the "proud pyets' who disdaincd to
notice mere burgerliche," she addressed
them, "Who arc You. young gentleman 2"
am Count k "Well, then, Prince
H and Count Il, be so good as to
arrange my train property" With checks
as red as their liveries, the youthful mobiles
hastily did their office, having learnt salu-
tary lesson from lady whose exceptional
experience in managing il-coaditionpd
children thus stood her in good stead at the
Court Of her Sovereign.
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How TO PRESERVE HEALrH.- Especial 10
the Baltimore american 1-Neu York, July
9.-Steps were taken to-day blythe Board OF
Health to combat diseases OF all kinds that
are apt to visit the city and swell the death
rate in the summer. The city was. divided
into fifty districts below One, Hun dred-apd-
Tenth street. to each one Of which one OF
ffty physicians, already appointed for sani:
tary service, was assigned. Each doctoris
required to visit al the. apartments Of eacl,
tenement-house IN his district as often as
possible. and where there are sick children
found without medical attendance, to sup
ply them with medicines furnished by the
Health department. IL. the families cannot
afford to buy them, and to give free medical
advice. The death-rate In. this city, has
alarmngly Increased in the last few weeks,
and The plan to-day adopted will, 1t Is be-
lieved, check it. Numerous druggists have
volunteered to put UP prescriptions given
by visiting physicians at the cost-price OF
drugs. The sanitary corps will distribute
to the parents OF sick children tickets for
the floating hospital OF ST. Johns Guild.
Additional fruit and meat inspectors have
also been appointed.
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Adjourned.

PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.-Two OF the
great boat-racss Mt Saratoga were won by
William Murray, Of the Elizabeth Club OF
Portsmouth.
The public demand cleaner streets and
alleys.
Governor Henry w. Mathews, Of West
Virginia, is in the city.
Our people will be sorry to hear OF the
outbreak OF the yeIlow-fever and public
stampede at Memphis.
Gus. Byers (colorcd), who stole from a
North Carolina gentleman the harness which
he sold to Mr.. Hey, was on yesterday deliv-
cred up TO the North Carolina authorities.
In Henrico nearly rs many whites have
paid the capitation tax as in Richmond. 1t
is due TO the fact that they had an animated
election in the county in May; while in
Richmond, there being but one office to fill,
and only one candidate for it, only about
two hundred people cared to vote.
By the destruction OF Cooks carriage fac
tory at Cincinnati on the Sth, the papers re-
port that the Granite Insurance Company
OF Virginia lost $1,000.
DR.. j. a. White, late professor OF eye
and ear-diseases in the Washington Univer-
sity Medical College Of Baltimore, has To-
Gated in Richmond.
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How LIGHTNING Movgs.-[Cincinnat
Commercial; 9th.] THAT vivid flash Of light
ming, accompanied by crash Of thunder,
yesterday morning at O'Clock, took effect
in the residence of Mr.. George Moessen-
ger, craftsman in toe Auditor's. Office, who
lives IN i two-story brick on Belvidere
street. Avondale, near the northeast corner
Of the Geological Garden. A window in the
second story on the north side was open, and
the flash passing into this, crossed the room
at an angle, aud went through the doorway
and the adjoining room to another open
window. where it made its exit. Mr.. Mo-
cssengcr's wife, who was in the last-men-
toned apartment, standing near bed. was
grazed on the arm by the lightning as it
went by her. the flame burning mark
about three inches in length and two in
width. The lady was momentarily stunned.
and recovered on bearing the frightened
screams Of the children on the first floor.
No other damage was caused, although 4
most careful inspection was made OF the
premises.
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AND WE, Too.-It is the tragic fate OF
these early Italian republics which is the
European argument against republcanism.
Men of learning and experience in the con-
duct OF affairs meet you with it al! the time
when you challenge discussion OF our free
institutions and form of government. The
dead republics OF ltaly-deud in their
youth-were relatively as powerful as
we are; they carried their arms and
commerce over the known world.
Their people were rs prosperous as
we are; they bad more OF learn
ing and cultivation and higher education.
Butt is the verdict Of history-tbeir in.
stitutions and popular form OF government
tended to develop and bring into power the
average and commonplace man. The State
fell under the control OF this class OF men,
and went rapidly to pieces. Now. says the
European statesman, "Are you IN America
not travelling the same road" And it i>
a pretty hard question to answer.-W. ".
n. in Philadelphia Press.
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SER3IlFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The coun,cnance Is pale aud lca':en. colored with
OCCASIONAL ilashes circumscrIbcd spot OH one or
..a,,, checks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
si.,.: al azure ,cncrclc runs along the lower eye
N5; the nose Is lllitatcd. swe!l', ara sometimes
t,a.. = swc,iiu. Of the upper lip; occasional
headache with humming or throbSins of the ears :;
az unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or furrcd
,onrn, breath very foul, particularly in the morn.
!ry; appetite variable. sometimes voracious. with
> alnawIpg sensation Of the stomach, at others ell
;!rc!y gone; ftctiaS pains in the stomach; occa-
.cmsl nausea and vomiting; violent patus through
ou, Tic abdomen; bowels irregular. at times co'tve;
stools Shiny no, uuflequently tirged with blood !;
l1Iy swollen and hard; urine turDid; respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompanied by hc-
cough cough sometimes dry and convulslve: un-
asy ana disturbed sleep with grinding OF the
;ee;i: temper variable. but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found 10 exist
pr. McLANE's vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT 4 CURE.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n sly .0rm. Ii is an innoceu; preparation, not cd-
psbl> II doiay tie slightest tnjury to tie most
t.a'sr jJj"nt.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

C1AMBER OF COMMERCE. A meeting OF
the ,EoarI OF Directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce. was held yesterday afternoon
E. @. n Biting, Esq, president, inthe ctiaif.
Present At roll-call: Messrs. BlankenshHp,
Potts, Gre nshaw, Rogers, Purcell, Watkins,
jones, Rosenbaum,q Spots, Childrey, and
Hawes. = ..'-''s $50" s'h3l'tia1 = .eis'f
Mr.. Blankenship, from the committee ap-
pointed to solicit members, presented the
name or Mr. CHARLES w. Harwood, OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad Company,
and lie was duly elected amember OF the
Chamber: - '."s~...2 ~ st't
1Un motion OF Mr.. SPOTS, the question OF
announcing the standing committees stthe
next or subsequent meeting OF the Board
was left TO the discretion OF the President.
A number OF new members 'baye lately
been elected, and the President bas not an
nounced the committees, because he was
anxious to wait until all the merchants and
manufacturers who proposed to join could
do so before the committees were appointed.
Various papers were read and appro.
priately disposed Of.
Mr.. Thomas Potts nominated the follow
ing members OF the Committee on the I'm
provement OF James River: r. E. Blanken-
ship, j. Il. Childrey, John Purcell, ]. 'Da-
renport, Jr., Captain G. W. Allen, Albert
Ordway, +. O. N0ltiDg.
On motion oil Mr.. Rogers it was ordered
that, until changed by the Board, the meet
ings OF the directory shall be held at
L. NJ.
Adjourned.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM \ SERIOUS FIRE
About O'Clock yesterday morning the po-
liccnan on Cary street near Eleventh dis
covered smoke issuing from the bark-milI
in the basement OF Snyder's large brick
building, at the northwest corner OF Cary
aud Eleventh streets. The Hose Company
(No. g. on Tenth street WAS notified, and
with Il niug-strcam, without sending in 4
general alarm, the fire was put out. The
fire seemed to have caught from cigar
stump thrown down by some paSser-by,
which fell behind the steps into the ground
bark. Another theory is that the tire was
caused by spark from the machinery,
which fell into the bark and sm0uldered
until daylight, when it was discovered. At
all events, very serious fire was probably
averted. The building is right in rear OF
Leyy's, Prices, and other large establish
mentS.
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wards Richmond in company with several
newly made friends.

;sSick Prisoney.--William jackson a6us
Shepherd Cox (colored), who was implieae ed
IN the robbery OF the money.drawer Of Dir.
John .Talley, proprietor of saloon or
Hull street, several weeks ago, and who es~
capped from Jail soon after. being confined,
and lrecaptured BY, 0Hcer Lipscomb in
Richmond, isIying sick in his cell in the
city Jail. He IS chained to the floor and is
not allowed to leave the cell, His condition
has greatly improved during the last few
days, and 1t Is Thought he VIII entirely re-
cover by the time the Hustiu9s Court con-
Yenes, when bis trial will take place. The
other negro, William johnson, who also es-
capped, and who did the shooting, has not
yet been caught. -... -..-...'
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-P0tice- Jus
lice White presiding.-Stanard Gibbs leo
loretl(, charged with indecent assault on
Adcline Logan, was sent on 10 the Hust-
inrs Court and committed without bail.
He was sent to Jail. where lie will have to
remain until the Goth September, is no
grand jury meets sooner.
The same party was discharged OF 4
CHARGE OF assault on Alonzo Heath.
w f. G.. Garnett, charged with G;Sor-
derlv conduct, was fined 80 and commit
ted in default.
Rosa Terrell was tiacd s. for disorder'y
conduct. .,
James Drake was fined IS for having an
unlicensed doc on his premises.
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SELECT SUMNER TouES.-Thc success In every
way OF Mr. Storks Nantucket trip last summer.
which so thoroughly appreciated by all who
ayaicd themselves OF tne facilities then extended,
has induced hat enlerrrslng gentleman not
only 10 repeat his arrangements this summer
for the Nantucket trip, but also 10 arrange
for FIVE other summer tours-one 10 the White
on; one TO the White Mountains and Mount
Desert eta New York. Boston, and Portland,
Maine; one 10 Mount Desert, without inclu.
ding The White Mountains; another to White
Mountains rin Nautucket and Boston: and yet an
other including all the places named with The Won
dcrful Mount Desert region the terminal point.
The rates Of fare for each OF these most attractive
summer tours Is surprisingly low, unprccedencdly
so indeed. and will no doubt them 10 be well
coined eagerly by large numbers Of our citizens.
One especial feature in these summer tours o! Mr..
Stork' S which COmmcnds them TO all and especially
quiet people, is The fact that they in no cnsc OF
the word mere excursions. Every one of The tours
proceed over the regular and accustomed routes OF
travel upon regular trains and frst.c'ass steamers,
and The tourist rav IL just other rst-class travel
lers, taking rain lie peaseS. ami stopping any
where OH the route, going or coming.-BGHtm0re
american.
Parties buying SToRK'S TOUR TICKETS for the
first series can leave Richmond July 14ih, 10Th,
10th, and 17Ih. Tickets and al needed iuformt-
tion can be had of GARBER.
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WEATHER REPORT.

TEp1cATroNs FOR RiCo-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling barometer. warmer south
west winds. clear or partly cloudy weather,
possibly followed by cooler northcrly winds;
with occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic States, northerly
winds, shifting to southerly. stationary fol-
lowed by lower temperature, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, and stationary
or lower pressure.
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MANCHESTER AID VICINITY

Released from JGu.-James Vaughn,
who was arrested here last Tuesday night
by Mr.. Edward Gallagher on Suspicion OF
being the man who committed felony IN
Fayette couaiy, W. Va, several d1ys ago,
aud escaped from that place, was YESTERDAY
released from Jail. He bad been connned
In the city jaIl ever since his arrest, but was
released by order OF the Mayor, as 1t trans
pired that Vaughn was the wrong man
After being discharged he moved Oh TO-
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FRANKLIN PARK To-NIGHT.-The second
OF Kessnich's open-air concerts will I've given
at Franklin Park Tonight at haIf-past s
O'Clock, when the following tasteful pro-
cramme will be rendered by band and Or
chestra March (Weingar;enl, band; over
ture, Raymond" (Ambr. Thomasl. orches-
ira; selections from LA MarioIainc' Le.
cocq), orchestra; scene anu air from "Frei-
schutz" (Weber(, band; "reminiscences
from the :'Daughter OF the Regiment"
(Donizctti, band; selections from "Fati.
nitza" (Suppe), orchestra; Erikocnis >
(Shubcrt), orchestra: Remembrance OF
Wcisbaden" Pariow), band.
The Introduction OF the orchestra in these
entertainments is Il new aud pleasing fca.
ture, as it lends variety which is always
ENJOYABLE. Selections from Pinaiorc will
be played by special request.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

~ sc reader Is requested TO compare these figures
iaHy. ui'i"eho' oi 1h! oioef com-
.yXs we an'ye dividends were used TO REDUCE TIE
YTptAA - PREMIUM. Had they been applied TO
ttLKciiAsE ADDITIONAL IssuHAScE ILey would
re Tt bsen largely increased.
rG",, 1ms ,NokIliWESrERN MUTUAL is the only
''Re dividends for the information ofahe public.
w eifcuiars or further Information, apply TO
JOHN Il. CARY, State Agent.
ty7.n,,,o 1915 Main street,
-. .-eoulofoo Richmond, Va.
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REGATTA-DAY AT FREDERICESErRG.-s
addition to the regular train to FredericS>-
burg rcgatta-dav, July 18th, leaving EishtF.
and Byrd streets at sos A. NJ, a special
train for the excursionists will leave 6.lba
station, at head Of Broad street, at S:@J A.
N. eral-Ticket-ASent TayloE's notice
OF The excursion will be found elseW'ne
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A Lively CHASE.-Late last evening tne
poIce in the First district had llveiE
chase after a negro girl named Mary jane
Washington, who was charged win As
saulting and striking boy named farhrf
in the back with stone while IN the Capi,
tol Square. \ crowd OF several hunoreu
persons pursued the girl, VINO was hhanS
captured and locked up until to-day.
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MEETINGS.

M MASONlC -NOTICE.-The meh-. g.
su1 and oeys r Of TT, noyE LODGE. 10. 81, A. fW
non OF their lodge ae the ingc-r.om est. A7saits
naIi corner Main ann Thin .tres's.) on THIS ay1-
fstyl EVENING. jury lltb xt O'Clock. MeH1ixfs
of sister lodges and trrsiept brethren rfraeerna5y
snrfteu Ry order of tsn'W. rs.
j. II-1t BEN r. Att<SEJyT. Secretary