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AeslG'b oole. 3
Yale + Bowling ". l. T. hne.
District Court PasiDh a Naech1eoeheG
s 10. olea
RY viStoe q . wit q u. -, t1Goeo
- In ~ abovo entitled an6 11nbeeed
suit esd % ~. dir6seed, / have eoised
and viii oGee * ~ q ~ ~ ae9
hieheg1 biddee q ~ dsee q ~ Ceell
Heooe, in - city end paziA kNatsh
toehss, O
Saturday, June ~ ~.
q ia r.. ~ lollsWjlg 1esailsl PIP
d. Paint Hsssa nansa Aax, 70 ysau
cd.
.1oeneeeoalo:
/ Chi. ssAjtet = aelsaieeesat.
0A1L. 2. rama
Iunn AAAa. 49, ohnglE
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-05

/ Or bridee d oles ulucs In . pae1a'
ble condition, and tho distance b.
teen hero and 0rand Ecoeo = shoet-
eoed b. three miles. Il 01oald ~
co tho cast Of teiGhtaCe between
heee and the rivoe, and cd business
facilities With our neighbour Of
0ahlne. Il = 70 To inteeoot q eoE
metehantD % te6p 6pee eVssy ~.
Enpe Of commsgce. sndve 10 6lad b
note they ~ beginning 70 realise
the tact. Our interest = identical
With theirs, end when ~ ~ 1omba
n our duty ~ would Ike 70 b ~
minded Of Il.
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$sf1l &1eauiuas.
Nothing deauite from the Ohicago
Convention, eewe 70 70 pres.


The summer solotice has now fairly
Get In and tho weather 10 sweltering.
The great question b where 70 Ind .
cool spot. II 10 no worse here. how
ever, than In other ATTITUDES. In
NsW Yok On tie 18th Of last month
the THERMOMETERS marked 81 degrees.
and Il b oosrespondingly warm ct
oil other points.
Tho Syringe gay promise melted into
thee,
Fair Summer! and thy gentle reign 10
here; 'S'
Thy emerald robes arc on each lesfy tree ;
n the blpe sky thy, voice 10 rich and
z eleat; ~ - 81 % ~ ~ ~ s@s-
And the FREQ brooks have songD TO blesa
thy reign
They leap In music midst thy bright do
main. - rs : tW]lxs g. CIerk,, +,
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OR usehslist Church.

slhAfhedsouA little church sdiaes
Of the Methodist psrsussion q now
nearly completed, and when hntshsd
viii b quite % ornament b ow oey.
The seeeple will b raised loety tsse.
end peoeso6ed WITH ! ltehtoing rod.
An sishtsil. ineh .btles baQ. With .
spea. and agrowase ~ oeeaoeot the
top. The design Il 8 tasesfal oos'
The ladies Of tho eongstoaaou have
taksa to matter In hand. and With
them theeo = no such voed as1nu.
They hs,6 a 10 oeeem festival ~
Wednesday evening. at The .Ooar(
House. % I'd their laudable o6oeo,
which was we'll aGAsaded. We hAV(
not learned tho amount realised. put
understand Il y almost su@coent q
complete Tho handsome ediAce. tn
xpgehy aad sloqueot paeeoe RI. =
J. Hough, III 1T Tuesday o. th'
Jeepe I. ,Bell, 70 pay . Wit % Ii.
beeGhssa In ew Orleans end vleint
-. We vsrs sorry 70 learn that II
asduous laboss hsvs sadly inpaire(
IL health. We hope BIZ 1hoet MA
tsoa viii prove bsasaoial aad iavI
eoea$ing.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherl1'S Sale. st,E.

an...In. 49,
001. Ei:
J. U. Payno 70. J. T. BroodweA.
District Court. Parish Of Nstehitoches.
M. sss7.
~--.. - n -. ;..naa
~ vittue o. 2 wn .:.,s. -. ~ 4 s -
- IN ne soove eat':.o ~ KY. ~ .s;.e6
aud viii o9er tor sa'e 20 se 81 ~ ~. .s. ~.
highest bidder: " the aoot % u ,;ss.s,
house, IN tho CITY aAd peE,sh q Hssoo''
tocheo, on 80.
0aturday. June 10th, 1850,
..,,A ~ ~. fnllo,,n, a.csrihad uceo.
~ - t Il: Wv
c.rt.in nlanAatioa. tnov1n - tho
p... ~ Ciates oissfa4l an .viih ~ md
.;r.,;isr ~ isiai ~ ~ inneovel lents
t ts9sor ~ :;t.Stsd on tha rieht ~ a
81 sc 49,, Ss~sendi.r. 1e*sfs az Loaiei.
~ Psrish II Nstchitochee) about
x% ~, .s;i.e .ho,e IN tovn of Nakah.
s*. es.s I'm h""1Ssd .hovs Nv ia,6s new Or
s.t S hsicnsinr ~ Il Il. Hvama. "a
.ss. ~ t..a,si "a Hhi,2v n
~ .ss..
'N ~ - n <...+ os,..a n ia ,aar AZ lan1
.4xs:S.a - :eiS ,isn1oAioi onialHina
ono handssd ssd t1irey.1Isf e5.l06a1nas,
bounded o.: the Noeea'vest. v.aas eo A.
@ lasely belpaelnk g =: =: tyc a.
tho - u eeseacA Ne:,s Z, swa s, -, ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-05

There b only . short period lert
1oe'our NeW 0rleens nerchante who
simply tho Md River valley to send
their agents among -. Tho river 70
gradually falling, consequently sotp'
plug NM soon DO cut Oh. Our ooun.
try merchants are. - . matter Of
course, anxious to replenish their
stocks.
We bad among ~ last week M.
L. D. Campbell, salesman Of that old
and we'll. established dry goods mer-
chant Samuel L. Boyd, Who ranks
SECOND 70 none in commercial circles.
Mr.. Campbell done . good business
In this section, and b we'll calcular
ted 70 secure . large tsade every.
vhAre. An a6abley Intelligent and
courteous gentleman, hs cannot fa'l
to win The eetssm Of Ill With whom
he comes in contact. The business
house i ~, rs and ~ Gssvlse. and
90 and q Common srssk, Now o..
leaoo. 4. il 3
The oelebratsd Cigar Wocks In Nov
Orleans otI.s1seivs Ne also repee'
sented here this week By our young
friend 4. E. Oliveira. The energy
and anA,,.Asv vAlOh NhafaHkAefRAd
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-05

Much indignation has been o..
preeeed q the Wholesale pardon OF
Csiminale BY acting 0overnof Nom.
ery. OslminalD oonvioted Of almost
every crime have been the recipient
O bis executive .olemeuoy. u.
Thleeo, q YS11ce. % BIZ aOceoo!on
70 power, potdonoo CoWWuojDtD BY
-thcuGands and Gov. Blackburn. Of
Kentucky, turned out many cIjmi'
malls. Theirs let bio nee from the
taot that they were WaI prisoner,
ana Blackburn released the Ken:
lucky convicts because tho mortality
Was 20 great that ho thought charity
demanded Il. Now, 10, would IKE
TO he0r Gov. 90Eu6IysS' reasons f01
biz wholesale delivery.-Feliciana
Sentinel.
Lieut.. Gov. McEnery's reasons fol
bic seeming olemenoy have been
plainly stated by himself The fac'
Il, Lieut.. Gov. McEaegy's duties II
thu Jeepees yarss dmply nandssogy
Re b Compelled g obsy the dissleal
Of tho Board Of Pardons, or give BIZ
reasons for their violation. Thee(
opslaughts on our officials b produc
tive Of no good, end may do . sres
deal Of harm. We 40 only plaelnl
weapons IN the enemy's hands % b
used agaisss ourselves, yhea ~ q
! norfnnltv n alBhrdnd e - 7 3ss.
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List OPJUDoR9,

vrN1RI FOR JUNE TERM OF THE 11T1
JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT.
List OF Jurors drawn April 18th, 1850,
for the June Term Of tho 18th Judicial
District Court, Parish Of Nstchttochee,
Stste Of Louisiana, In accordance with
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10 the contested election case, b.
fore the lest Legiolsture. Of Dsve
Young ". Wade II. Young, lsealpre
cedspce on the subject Ne entirely
Lost eight OF. Dave Young being IN.
Ineligible under tho constitution.
vas dsoied hle sest, alteoeghreeslsss
ise . ma3cslty d al Tie voeso 'ea6e,
which wes sll right snd psoree. Dot
this could not result IN sealing 0 MI
nosity candidate. svsa II DO was .
''chivslrous gentleman and sound
Democrat" Fraud NE net proven
IN casting tho ballots. nor NJ any
oueh altsmpt made: neither NJ Il
proves that those Who at their bel
lots for him Wsee aware Of hie inell'
eibility. therefore they could not b
disftsuchised. Bat some Wise.aceea
~ they we're disftsnchiesd. 90 said
The Rseurniog Board. Nov Wbol
vould THE doctrine lead TOT Why
simply this: II. II ~ coming PIee'
dental sootsst, ~ Sjeeesd eandl'
date shoo1h de tseees taking u
seat, ~ delsaeed ea11idats would
hays 70 b declared elected.
10 tho caee Of Oapk Francis so<
Nahoney the. circumstances Wsc(
different Ospt. francis was legally
s'setsd. beeeuss hs proved fssad !,
the return Of Nahonsy. Il was no'
a TIE aroand q MaAoasyA insligi
bilify t6as Capt. Francis claimed b.
ssas. Dues soabinalaoa Of crosn
stances, IN tho last hours Of legisla
tioo, prsvsotsd bic oass nom bein,
acted upon.
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0fXID o. LOUISIANA,
pneieh q Natch iteeheo.

IofiDh q N0S00ovo0oosD
Oafkas Onleo, lltA Ju1loial District.
I hscsby esst1j that - above y {.
tsse ed correct copy q The ostltaa.,
.voniso . dnwa b To aaly eppetsese
"A AVON. oom0iGDloooeD u end Tor ~
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n&j leo. - r,,,eApn
NJ CIaek Il 0A16 CO0te.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-05

HI .Hooor, Mayor HolmsG. bed
sone little occupation ~ pase wssk
. Wy u laososoay q ~ oppceae'
fvely bot WeatAee.
@. ". nodgsgs, charged With betna
drunk, Disturbing The peaoe aed
drawing q kDils 70 carve eo0eoody'
plead guilty and Ne Aned q %
not heyine 10 ready, b bed = g
70 ~ Parish jail.
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t>rsaaeoiag lAsOuAGo I'D so)oeslnl
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ID aaaneaaisd BY Ne leo to-
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I'd s,os 'psics has been
txo DollAas. and eash
~ ~ paid.
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r11ailo ~ heeplne Of
- u llsnss should u
- mccoy BY purcha-
i Apsodiey's Cpla.
k mi : 1llSi ~
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~ new YORK.


.,.,. MONEY ORDERS issued at
~ ~ = listed Kingdom Of
lilli0, 1Dslsad, German Empire
$500 81 SArsvspsrt Halls
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SheeiI's Sale,
G. F. L'Hssisson, Aduiaisesasee, ~ Pc
ter Vsulemsu.
District Court, Parish Of Natshitoehss'

G, F. LHseiseon, Admiaiszaeoes ~ Pc
ter Vsulsmaa.
District Court, Parish Of Nstehitoehss.
No
ny vistus Of q order lion IL Hon.
D nth District Ceert, andse date My
&. l0oo. u ~ above edit, a1d g - q.
rectsd, win eGse tpe Glle b to last
ed hllhsst btddse, q -'i q
Saturday, tho 18th Day q JaDe. 10.
q ~ Coust Hoase deee, d ~ paslsh
G 0atebiepehoa ~ following 1Detb'
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eiil poStnegsAip h6lstlbeo e1io)14I -
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n eog6oiu r. q aetee, aeeee1ts 81
|judg1sats, bsing III ~ siSAo 81
elainA re1ailiag unseN, q ~ q.
ves>ssy ~ opl9le - g IL
~ AngueS IN Wio ~ W. q
e6ooting . oalo lbe3o pMioe 4ale-
i13eo botvDoa Nh C1Ilgli1e U09.
49,, looA /, "a Hsooe Veolsoaa. !.
Alooa eoetoia ts1et q IT q oooA1
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IA - = L ~ sta1ie; - ID
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". H TUNQ~,
Uly Cleek C ooid Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

Tent MKErNG.-we have another
victory 10 record for this undertaking.
Yesterday at 8 p. NJ, the meeting was a
marked Improvement on that OF the same
hour The day previous. and last evenings
meeting gave abundant proof OF a still IN.
creasing Interest on the part OF the PEG.
ple. A very stirring sermon was delivered
by Rev. Sumner Stone, who held his
audience closely for the space Of three
quarters OF an hour, while he protrayedin
burning sentences the story Of the sinners
ransom from the penalty Of sin. A deep
feeling was evident throughout the audi
euce. After the regular sermon, Rev,
Clancy made some excellent remarks by
Way Of exhortation. Rev. Wilson also
spoke very ieryently and exorted all 10
avail themselves Of the provisions Of the
gospel. A great many ladies were out
Which we are glad to see, as where the
ladies 90 the gentlemen are sure to follow
The tent was pretty nearly filled. II will
soon be necessary for parties to bring
chairs with them. Preaching to-day at
P M, and 1850 r. NJ, as usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

AN INdRArE.-Some weeks ago Mr.,
jacob Franzman, Of Washinhton, Penn
sylvania, took In a tramp shoemaker
named Harry Miller, who was hungry
and needy. Miller claimed to be from
Scranton, PENNSYLVANIA. Tuesday even.
ing Miller Tansacked the house, and dur.
ing the night left, In the morning It was
discoyered that he had robbed the house
OF a new suit OF clothes, an overcoat, a
revolver and $40 belonging TO Mr.. Franz
man. As soon as the robbery was 1iscoy-
cred Mr.. Franzmau telegraphed in all dt'
rections description Of the thief.
Major Sweeny ordered his police TO be
on the lookout for the man, and shortly
after noon Yesterday Detective VIM Miller
spotted his man on Main street, near the
Arcade, and keeping his company in.
formed his chief OF his suspicious. The
man was arrested at Weiler's pawn.shop,
on Market street, where he bad pawned
an oyercoat aad was trying to pawn the
watch.
Major sweeny toek him to Washington
on the two o'clock train, and at q hearing
before Squire CAN'T he was held for his
appearance at court. Detective Miller
worked up the case with much shrewdnes'
and success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

o beautiful flag, which will be given BY
some young ladies Of the city TO the club.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet this evening for drill
The Glee Club OF the Y. NJ. g. d A; club
Is earnestly requested 70 meet with the
club tomorrow evening, the occasion Of
the flag presentation.
The Juveniles Of Bridgeport nave DO.
come enthused and organized Q Garfield
and Arthur marching club. They are
uniformed on money raised by themselves
with Dr.. J. NJ. Todd as treasurer, and VIII
march with the older boys when they
turn out.
ton last night, although the people ont
there had made big preparations In the
way OF Chinese lanterns, illumination,
etc. Col. White made his usual speech,
after which Commodore O. w. Seabright
made very neat little speech, partly In
German and partly In English. The
Commodore addressed himself to the con.
yict labor system and took broad grounds
against 1t. KTamer's band was on hand,
but It's efforts TO attract were useless.
West Alexander informs rs that large
crowdwill come in from that section and
all along the Hempfeld to the Blaine
meeting,
Senator Hereford will likely be here
next Tuesday night.
The Third Ward Garfield Club will meet
this evening at their headquarters 10
transact important business in regard Il
70 the coming Of James g. Blame. Every
member OF the club Is earnestly requested
to be at this meeting, as all the uniforms
will be at the hall aud the members thai
have not received their uniforms can ge
them. The citizens OF the ward will
please meet with US on this occasion Al
their presence is necessary.
At 0 meeting OF the Junior Garfield ant
Arthur club last committee was appoint
ed to make the necessary arrangements To-
receiving the flag 10 be presented TO then
BY the ladies OF the South Side on mex
Friday evening.
Don't fail to be on hand this evening q
the Fifth ward Garfield and Arthur Clul
room to form cavalry company. TIT
meeting will commence at Z o'clock in or
der to finish in time for speaking. Let u
make grand success, as It will add muct
10 our parades.
The gentlemen who have agreed 70 torn
cavalry company TO take partin the pa
rades Of the Republicans this campaign
will meet this evening at the headquarter
OF the Fifth Ward Garfield Club for th,
purpose OF organization. A full turnout
Is desirable. This can be made the mos
attractive feature Of the PROFESSIONS, ant
we have no doubt, from the class Of mel
who are interested in the organization, bu
that It will be.
A mill man suggested TO an lSTRLIIoEN
GER reporter last night, that II a daylight
demonstration be made next Tuesday tn
mills will all stop and the city will have
parade eclipsing anything Of the kind eve
tried before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23

FOR YOU, LADIES' We offer the largest
and best stock Of black and colorsd silks,
black and cuIursd satla de LySn, black
and cuorsd Satin de Lyon Damaslss, high
cuIursd silk novelties, old gold brocade
with plain ground silks, Illuminated silks
and yelyets, black and cUIOred yslYsts, In
the State Of West Virginia, and SSH them
lower than any other house, and as low as
you can buy them In New York.
I.BLUl & Bro, lI04 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-23
AN EPISODE OF ExclTENEsr

varied the monotony Of the meeting when
Colonel Wilson, in reply to the charge
that he was a dodger, said that General
Garfield had lodged important yotes thirty
times in three months. Mr.. Hutchinson
demanded the dates, but the speaker said
he had not time to give them; be would
give him copy Of the paper. The crowd
demanded that he should make good his
assertion by q bill Of particulars, and on
his again pleading lack OF time they told
him to take time. This Mr.. hutchinson
also suggested, but the Colonel didn't want
time. He gave one or two occasions Of
minor importance, without dates or speci-
fication as to what pages OF the records
contained the vote. In closing he alluded
to Garfield as q man Of ability and large
brain power. He, however, exalted Han
cock yet higher In the scale Of maguif
cencs aud predicted for him grand til.
umphant msiority.
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THE GENERAL IMPRESSION

in regard to the outcome Of the discussion
was that 1t was an overwhelming defeat,
a regular Waterloo, for Col. Ben, and a
complete, II not glorious, victory for Mr..
Hutchinson.
After the close of the meeting the Re.
publican glee club, an excellent musical
organization, serenaded Mr.. Hutchinson
at the residence Of Hon. John A Camp
bell. Both gentlemen were called on for
speeches, and made q few remarks Of an
appropriate character. After they had
concluded gentleman rose in the out
skirts OF the crowd, and proposed three
cheers for Garfield, Arthur and Hutchin-
son. He was recognized as Democrat
who took this public opportunity 70 put
himself within the pale Of the Republican
party. Nor was this an isolated instance.
Our reporter learned Of several converts
who owed their conviction to the discus
sion. II there were any Republicans
made into Democrats diligent inquiry
failed to show them,
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AccORDloss at cost at sheib's.
For Flannels to Blums'.

CaEAp EXCURSION TO CnlcAao.-The p,
@. & st. L. Railway Company panhandle
cago September 10th at the rate Of S. 90 for
the round trip. Tickets good ten days.
Excursian train leaves Wheeling at $50
A. N. on above date. For tickets and other
Information apply 10 ]. NJ. Belleville,
agent Panhandle route, foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or John Bailie, Union
Ticket Office, Mcclure House.
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the West and South had voted in favor Of
free trade measures. One OF these was
Small Of South Carolina, black man.
Abiding to this the speaker got OF one Of
his chaste classical quotations:
ASomshrs black, some are blaeksr,
And some aFOthe color Of q ebAW 81 tobsek,r."
In thecourseo Of his remarks on this head
he repeatedly referred To Mr.. Hutchinson
as "My young friend, "this young man"
and the like. He also declared that his
young opponent reminded him Of the
snake that
"Wirrd In and wired out
And wired everywhere about
And lett the people all In doubt,
Whether the Sni ks that made the trick
Wa going In or coming back
Mr.. Hutchinson had referred to Eng
lish as copperhead," commenting on
which Col. Ben quoted another bit OF clas-
steal verse:
ssiss1aa Saisi sa 5s al !. a: az I Ss '''
And yet another,
sj .s,,. what q. S,: q
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MUSICAL GoODs at cost at sheib's.

SPECIAL trains to GAINESVILLE District
Fair via Baltimore and Ohio railroad on
September 22d, sd and oath. On above
dates, special trains will run as follows:
Leave Wheeling, Columbus time) 7:45 A.
NJ, iare for round trip, 81 so; Benwood,
s:l6 A. ", 81 6Oi Bellaire, passenger
Depot 9:S5 a. ", 81 TO- Bellaire, Juno.
ton Switch, S:43 a. NJ, Quincy, s:55
A. NJ, So cents; arrive Barnesville 1905 A.
N. Returning, leave GAINESVILLE 8:07 P.
NJ; arrive Bellaire 7:4O P. N.
O. K. LORD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
O. II. HuDsoS, Superintendent.
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one Of the oldest merchants OF Akron
and the leading druggist OF that section,
Mr.. E. Schumacher, informed the writer
that without exception the sale OF Ham.
burg Drops was the most satisfactory Of
anything he had ever sold, and that the
unprecedented demand was due solely TO
Its merits. Such emphatic expressions
need no comment on our part.
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coLoREp OPP FKLLows.-The fourteenth
anniversary Of Eureka Lodge, Grand Un-
tied Order Of Odd Fellows, OF this city,
was celebrated in grand style Yesterday.
Invitations had been sent TO all the lodges
of the order in this vicinity, and several
Of these accepted the invitstions. Ar
rauCemeuts also had been made to hold q
festival last night.
On account Of some unforeseen obstacle
all the lodges invited did not comeon, and
as consequence their absence detract-
ed slightly from the size Of the procession.
The clubs and visiting members met at
tbe Armory about 10 O'Clock yesterday
and formed in the following order: