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prohibitory law; of Davis 1ison and others for
charter TO supply citizens Of kockland with water
taken from natural springs and artesian wells
A petition from members OF the Somerset County
bar for restoration Of the number and salaries of
the Supreme Judges, was presented
Senator Parlin OF Somerset. took his seat at the
senatorial board and Thos. b Swan Of Minot, in
the House. Others are waiting to hear further
from their constituents
AUGUSTA, Feb } In the Senate the act to
amend Chapter l73 Pubic Laws OF iS19. relating
10 election of experimenting School Committee
passed to be engrossed.
An order passed extending the time for
cepton Of petitions. 4 large number OF petitions
were presented tor building bridge over Georges
River at South Warren. The printing and binding
contracts were taken up and discussed ana Laid OH
the table
In the House, petition was presented Of the
Peoples p Cent Savings Bank OF Bath, that the
tax of one per cent be reduced to half of one per
cent
Quite number Of petitions We're presented ask
lng for a charter for authority to supply Roeklaud
with pure water
An order was passed that committee on ALLEGED
bribery Of members Of this House. be instructed
to proceed at once with the investigation and re
port as sooE as possible and Perkins Of Madison
ana PlAlsted ~ Lincoln we're added to the com
mlttre
Ordered that the Judiciary Committee inquire
into the eXpedieney OF amending the constitution
of the State So that the right Of suffrage shall be
limited to those who are able to read and write the
English language
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Still UnhappY Rusti


Age Indignantly abusive article of Mr..
Blaine, and also by way Of contrast, an
extract in reference to the same gentle
man taken from the speech Of Chairman
Rust at the Republican State Convention,
June 22d, 1876. The contrast was very
striking. Now he stigmatizes Mr.. Blaine
rs ~ brlbe-taker, corruptionist and
demagoguc," Then he culogized him as
four great leader and Statesmen" and
INDUCED in lamentation over his not be
ing nominated for President instead of
Hayes at the convention then Just held
at Cincinnati.
We charged that Rust knew as well
| then as he knows now whether Mr.. Blaine
was Il ''hribe-taker, corruptionist and
l demagOgue that the charges he allules
4 to had then been Investigated, and the
1 proofs, il amy such there were, had been
published in full, and we asked why, if he
then believed what he processes to believe
4 now, he Went out of his way in his speech
1 to culogiIr him, and declare that he was
tue man and his the sentiments "that the
great heart VI the loyal people desired to
~cr cnthroncd il the nation"
This exposure troubled Councillor Rust
/ and last week ne attempted to reply, but
with his usual good luck he damaged his
ease more than he helped it. lie admit
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The Presidential Field.

is To- hc the Democratic standard bearer
in the coming Presidential campaign.
Tildrn appears to have subsidized; but
appearances arc often deceptive and he
may. after al, lorccloSe the mortgage he
is conceded to hold upon his party. There
are FAINT indications Of a Thurman boom,
despite his uncertain financial views and
his recent defeat: and t;cn. EIancockS
friend, are leading a forIorn hope. Sen
ator Bayarl i eonlessedly too good a
man, too TRUE tn his convictions. to be
acceptable To the Democracy III 4 whole.
though he is undoubtedly the choice of
those in the South ana East who believe
in an honest currency, But no one be
Hcvcs now that Mr.. Bayard will receive
the Democratic nomination, and it is
hardI! probable that between now and
thc meeting of the convention there cau
br Such 4 change ot sentiment as will cn
Sure his nomination.
Is tothc Republican nomination. ii has
apparently been a question NJ to this
time as to whether Gen Grant should
halr.a Nalkorer OF the prize be contest
XII tor M number Of candidates, of whom
Senators Blaine ana Conhlin- and >vcre-
t4ry sherman are thc most prominent.
wi ll.r, however, the Grant movement
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H. III Nac,. thr Fusion county attorney
'l IrlNn7rnt county VINO ln l)"eeulber
ll.a tNr.4tn,r.I zyith Indictment, I'M. trra-
7o-' ..''-'+7.e'1 VI III 7''7l'l '''!', 'p'''oIS
n Po.'''" papers " "' 'lI'"'' '''Ie 70
PROCEEDINGS of Garcclou x Co.. is out
with 4 proclamation in which he dctcs
anl deuyuncas the Supreme Court and
pIaor~ himself Nh record a9 Ill enemy of
the State. Ine Bangor WING and Cour-
FIJI, yery nrn,arIy calIs tor rha removal If
Mace, dud says. no permit Sucn a man
70 remain in such an office after such a
public defiance Of Jhe State, Of law and of
I-Hr>t interests n JHt community. a
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The Oldtown Smith, with forty thousand men
Went up a HILL and so came down again.
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gon, relative to their preference for Pres
dentlal candidate, % We're for Blaine, II
for Grant, l3 for Sherman, 5 for Wash
burne, ; for Hayes, - had no preference
between Blaine and Grant From other
parts Blaine has a strong preference
1t is the opinion of the Washington cor
respondent of the New York Tribune,
that the trouble that was stirred up by
the Fusonists of Maine has materially adj
vanccd Nj. Blaine's Presidential chances.
Heretofore, SAYS the correspondent, he
has been considered a bold, dashing and
impetuous leader, but now, through the
issue of the Maine affairs. he enjoys a
reputation for possessing prudence and
statesmanlike skill And VIM. +. Chand-
ler Of New Hampshire, when asked tor
his views On the Presidential question
said
MY views are pretty well known ! am tor
Blaine admit tie force Of what you say about
the Democrats fearing Grant. That is the one con
sideration which can be urged in ttvorUf his nom
nation All other considerations are against max
ing HIM our candidate Besides il It has come to
this that there is only one man m the United
States who ran be luaugnratcd President after he
is elected, think we may rs well let the whole
concern tip III now IT. not worth running auy
longer There n ~ use talking about nominating
Grant however Within thirty days he Will be
ont Of the race Like seymour hr Will say f" J our
President neer can be. Pennsylvania will re
solve his doubts tor him.
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There We're more corpses than noun
ers at the Fusion funeral.
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There are four Hills in the Legislature
t tn year. But then, Maine i billy
State.
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'Gov." Smith will "shavc" closer than
ever now.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Volunteer s. F. Co. Mol meets first Tuesday
of every month. Hunter st., near Tchoupitoulas.
Lafayette II 4 L. 90. Me- meets first Wednes-
day of every month. Jackson st.. near Rouss pau.
Mississippi s. T. 90. No. meets fourth Mon
day of every month. Magazine, betw. Lafayette
American q. & L Co. No. meets first Thurs
day of every month, Girod, betW. ST. Charles
and Carondelet sts.
Hope Fl. 4 l. 90. No. meets first Wednesday
OF every moprh Marigay and Leyes SIS.
Vigilant s. f. Co. Nos me5ts first Monday OF
every month. Bayou RI I'D and GHiyez st.
Pelican e. l. L. Co, No. ueets first Tuesday
OF every month; Basin,st, near ConIt;
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The Ex-He ,I dive In Atnlv

Tho ex-Khedive Of Egypt has been con.
demned by the civil tribunal in Naples to pay
to the firm of Ginori, in Florence, 10000 francs
the balance Of the bill for the dinner service
presented some years ago by tho Khedive tU
the Prince of Wales. He was likewise or
dered to pay the cost Of the suit and interest
on the debt at the rate OF 3 per cent. The de-
Tense was that the dinner service was order
ed by bis Highness ms Khedive and not as u
private individual, and that the government
of Egypt Was liable for the debt and not Is-
mail In nnrsnn
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Catarrh of the Bladder Cured.

HENRIETTA. Monroe Co.. N. Y. Jan. 8. 1890.
H. Fl. WARNER & Co. Gentlemen: am man
sixty, seven years of age. have lived In Monroe
county. N. Y. most of my life. and believe there
any statement I might make have been d
terrible sufferer of eutarrh of the bladder for
years. Hearing of a number of cures from the
use of your remedy and after taking a few bot
ties of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. / was
not only relieved. but found myself cured
THOMAS OWENS,
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A Slatnese ambassador In England, some
years ago, wrote In his note book: "One can
not but be struck with the aspect of the
august Queen of England. In that her eyes,
complexion and bearing arc those Of beauti-
Ful and majestic white elephant" The q'les-
tion Ia now raised what Is the exact color OF
u white elephant. Authorities differ, Mr.
Frank Vincent, in his Land of the White
Elephant Describes 1t rs dark cream A.
bino.' Sir John Bowrlng says 1t Is of u coffee
color. dull brownsh yellow, or yellowish
brown white. Mrs. Loon Owens declares
that 1t Is pale pink salmon.
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Staub.

From Staubs perpetual fountain Of news We
received yesterday the New York Herald. Sun
and Times Of the fifth. and also Ha7Der's Weekly
and Puck. The political cartoons in both the
latter are excellent. Btaub's is at Godthwaite's
corner of Canal street and Exchange Alley.
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TEMPERANCE.

It, Joseph Total Ahsenance Society meets
second Tuesday of every month at bt. Mary's
Hall Alglera.
Washington Temple Of Honor meets every Fri
day Hail i. W. NJ, blgiers.
Caucasian Lodge No. meets every Wednes-
DAY at Blhle House Camp street.
Wndsworth Temple of Honor and Temper
auce meets every Monday nj Bible House. Camp
street
Crescent EnoRmpment, X. Of T.. meets every
Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall, Camp street.
nIstber Eooety Catholic T. A.. meets Recond
BunduT In every month nt Morning Rtar office,
ST. Joseph Catholic L. A. meets third sunday
IN every month nj School house. Common
street
81 AlphonsuH Catholic T. A.. meets first gun
day In everv month. Josephine, between Con
stance and Magazine street
It, Thereea Catholic r. A.. meets second Sun.
day In every month, Erao street, between
Magazine and Camp attests.
ii Michaels. Catholic r. A.. meets second
Sunday in every month. Hall opposite Annun.
citation square.
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very good hit was made yesterday morning
by ono of the defeated cnndidates in Thurs
day niGhte primnrv eectiona. gentleman
approached him with: Well Mr.. =. how do
you feel :" Well said he. u fol snppose.
did p why, yes" said he: lazarus was
licked by dogs. and so was /. "-IYonkers Ga
Zatts
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A. Il. MORPHY.
Captain Veudry Rifles.
A. FRELbHEN.
First Lieutenant League Guards.
OHAH. Nj. WHITNEY.
Firat Tjn,,tcpupt Nishnllu ntflau

First Lieutenant Nichols Rifles.
Col Fenner was 90 impressed with this uneS
peeted compliment that emotion literally cut off
u few words the battalion for this testimonial.
which he said would be ever cherished by him
aud transmitted as a rich legacy to hls chill
dren.
Corks now began to fly and tossts were IN or
der and "a the golden champagne aparkled In
the glasaes loud cries were made for favorite
speakers.
Gen. Augustus Reichard was the first called
upon. and he was followed by COL Richardson,
OF the Washington Artillery; Dol. Bfaughn. of
the German Regiment; COL LeGardeur. Of the
Louisiana Field Artillery: Major Gen. W. J.
Behap. Dol. W. 4. Vaudry and others.
The speeches being over the battalion formed
into line, and. changing into column. took a
military strcle. with the invited guests In the
lead aud the battalion band dlscoursine In
spiriIing airs. down the south aide Of Canal
street and VI the north side to return to the
armory. where the command was dsbanded
After this remark ably pleasant ceremony the
officers OF the h1ttaton met In council at the
brigade headquarters. and after uostponing
the election for major. decided upon having
tho annual conn sitive drill on the second Fri
day Of May next.
1t was n pleasant affair throughout. and
Judge Fenner may we'll bs proud Of the many
heartfelt compliments he received upon the
occasion,
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The best tonic In the world Is Malakoff Bit
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo.


Old Lady ito eminent phyeicanl: " Tell me
doctor. what do you consider the most import.
ideas run much on the hygienic properties Of
soils and air e-c): My dear madam, always
live on gravel" Old lazy twhos,- thoughts take
a more gastronomte turu): oh, doctor! I'm
sure couldn't digest 1t !"
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No DELAY by KENNEsAw RouTE.-The break
on the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad. noar
Mobile, hns been repaired and tho Kennesaw
sleeper will run through as usual to Washing
ton city without change.
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A Change In Rom anesrs.
Washington pnht.

The Republicans propose to circulate
Tourgee's novel, "A FOOLS Errand." as n
campaign document. This Ia new departure
Works of fiction have been their principal re-
lance for many years. They may MS we'll try
Judge Tourgee or Sylvanus Cobb, Ms to de-
pend entirely on Conkllng. Woodford, Logan
and their school of romancers.
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The Arab horse is not brogeu until Its fourth
year. That's where they differ from teacups.
But then Arab horses are net washed by the
average kitchen girl
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An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system Ia Mnlakof Bittsrs.
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Firamen's Charitable Association neet second
Tuesday of every month Magazine. bet. Oadiz
md Jena.
Pioneer y. 90 No. ! meet lrst Tuesday of
every month. Magazine. bet. Berlin and Milan.
Home II. and l.. %. No. meet frst Tuesday
Of every month Matengo, bet Constance and
Magazine
Protector II. Go. Mo- meet first Tuesday Of
every moth. cor Pitt aud Napoleou Avenue,
day of every month. Magazine. bet, Cadiz and
Jena.
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Of every month. airod. betw. OF. Charles and
Oaronuelet sts.
day of every month, Commerce ard Ht, Joseph
ats.
Baale s, r. o. No meets first Monday Of
every 2, month, Dhuphine. betw Cusfemhouse
Phoenix 8. r. 90 No. 9 meets first Wednesday
of every month, Victory. betw. Vaudeville and
Creole y. y. 90. No meets first Monday Of
every month, Esplanade St. near I,avee..
Louisiana h, u. 90. No. 10 meets fret Monday
Ct every, month, Dumalne. bet. Rampant and
vt. Claude ata
Louisiana Hose &. u. Go. meets first Monday
OF every mon,h COZ. Pesrdido and Caronlelet;
Trad Ferry 3. y 90 No. 10 meets first Monday
OF every mouth, Tchoupltoulas at, near Orange.
Perseverance, =. y. 90. No 10 meets last Tues
day q every month, Perdido St. bet. st, Charles
Philadelphia g. +. Go No "a meets Drst
Thursday Of every month Common st. bet.
Jackson 81 g. i. '3 o. o. IA meets ars, Thursday
Of every month, Oaliope a., bet. It Charles and
Washington s. r. Go. No. 20 meets second
Tueedny If every month. Thala ST.. bet. Dry
ades and Baroune.
Orleans s. j. 90 No n meets FIRST Tuesday of
Jefferson &. y. Do. No. "a NESTS nrat Saturday
of,every month ,TchonpItonlas near sorapurn,
Chalmette y u. DO. No. AZ meets first Monday
6f every month Washington at. bet MagFzi ne
and Camp.
CRESCENT 8. r. 90. No q. meets first Wednes-
day OF every month, treatman at near Poet.
M'lnebutg f.. r. 90 Nc. meets FIRST Monday
every mouth. Lake End.
AJGIEItS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Washington II. and L. %. No. meets FIRST
Thursday Of every month cor. Aeok and Yer
ret.
Pelican 4. U. Co. No. meets first Thursday Of
every month. cor, Peters and Varfet.
Brooklyn a T. Do. No. . meets fret Monday OF
every month, Bouny, bet Peters and Delaronde
sts.
Morgan Y. 90. meets first Monday of every
month. Elmira, bet. Eliza md Evsliua.
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Societies or new ORLEANS
Time and Place Of Meeting.

'. O. q. y.
Louisiana Lodge No. meets every Friday
evening. corner Perdidp and Carondelet.
Washington Lodge No meets every Friday.
Mprigny buildings. Third Dietrict.
Untou Lodge No. meets every second ana
nurth Monday. room Mo. .. Odd Fellows tlail.
Crescent LoGge No meets every Thursday,
room No 2, Odd Fellows' Hall.
,1eifers on Lodge No. . meets every Thursday
Jefferson Hall. corner Philip and magazine.
Teutonia Lodge No. 10 meets every Tuesday.
corner Customhouse and Exchange Alley
Covenant lodge Nc. ~ meets every Tuesday
Martgny Buildings, Third District.
Magnolia Lodge No 81 meets every Tuesday,
room No. a. odd Fellows Hall.
Independence Lodge No. IN meets every
Wednesday, corner Oustomhouse and Exchange
Alley. w
Columbus Lodge No. % meets every Thurs
day In hall Of +. w. ~, Algiers.
Germhnla lodge No. 40 meets every ilrst aud
third Tuesday, Jefferson Hall. corner Philip
md Magazine
Herman Lodge No. 80 meets 1tst. third aud
18th Wednesday. Marlgny Buildings, Third
District.
southwestern Lodge No. 40 meets every
Wednesday room No. + Odd Fellows Hall
Helvetia lodge No. A meets fret third and
nth Thursday Louisiana Avenue. near Maya
Zine.
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LITERARY SOCIETIES.
Fhlomnthean Society meets on second and
fourth SATURDAYS Mt Gruuewald Hall.
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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.

| Young Mems d. A meets first Monday In
every month mt Grunewald Hall.
| Sons OF La. b. A. meets first Wednesday In
Tieldfs st. 90 ' ~
Pike b. A. meets first Friday in every month
Pelican Nj. A. and B, A. meets second Monday
In every month at coliseum Hall Renyille st.
Crescent Giy 6 4 m1ets FSf Wednesday In
DOT on Yardmen's b. A. meets first Tuesday
In every month ct soreWmsneo Ian; ;r,osaon l.,
ev sa month at Bell Tower Alters s
| Young Mems b. A.. of Algiers. meets first
Tuesday In every month at Philharmonic Hall.
German B. A.. of Algiers meets first Wednes-
day In every month ut Philharmonic Hall. AL
New Orleans German Laborers Cotton Press
| A. meets second Sunday In eVery month. cor.
| Fourth aud Levee ats.
Magnolia b. A. meets second Thursday In
every month. cor. Thnlia and Dryades SITS.
| Draymens b. a. meets first Sunday In every
MONTH, Dauphine. betw. Customhouse aud
| German Harmony B. A.. Branch No. /, meets
| third Monday Ia every month Dauphino. betw
Customhouse and Biengille SITS -
Turner's u. A. meets iirst and third Mondays
| In every mouth, Clio st.. botw. Dryades and Ram
part.
Clerks 3; A. meets q arSt Thursday In every
| Minerva q. A. meets fourth Monday In every
month, cor; Philip and Ma&azsne SITS
Army Of Tennessee Is. A. meets second L ues-
| day In every N outh at "a Baronne ST.
| Army of N. " h. A, meets second Saturday
| In every month at Court Building.
| New Orleans Liedertafel meets every Tues
| day and last Saturday ar Grunewald Hail.
Orleans b. A. meets at North Rampant. cor.
Spain st.
| pital ct.
Screwmen's B. A. meets every Monday at 81
| Bienville st.
Bakers B. A. meets at Of Elysian Fields ct.
Young Mems Gymnastic Club meets at "a
North Rampant st.
| Young Mems @. A. meets at 81 Camp st.
| Young Mems Benevolent Protective Union
meets second Monday every month, corner OF
Philip and Magazine streets.
every month, in Marigny Buildings. Third Dis
| trlct.
| Association Marine Engineers No. Is meets
| every Friday night SO st. Charles st.
| Young Mems Hebrew Association meets In
| Story buildings. cor. Camp and Common SITS.
second Tuesday of each month at Temperance
Hall. corner of Spain and Rampant streets.
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Peabody Lodge No =. every Monday night. MT
st. Charles Hall. AIgiers.
Hickman lodge No 1e every Tuesday night,
at 1gl poydras st,
Caucasian Lodge No. ]. every Wednesday
night nj Bible House 16J Onmp st.
Excelsior Lodge No. l. every Thursday night,
ut Franklin Temperance Hall. Third District.
Stonswall Lodge No. TO- every Saturday.
ut Bible House, 1913 Camp at,
Progress Lodge No. a. every Saturday. at
OH Fellows' Hall. cor, Magazine and Philip st.
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and with them our best wishes for your future

and with them our best wishes for your future
happiness
Tremendous cheering followed this address.
whose elouuenee WIS enhanced by such true
paihos and music of tone that its effect was ir-
resistible.
After the applause and music Of the Crescent
City Battalion Band were steneed, Capt. Nor
ply. Of the vaudry Rides stepped upon the
platform and read the following
RESOLUTIONS:
HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CRY BATTALION. |
New Orleans. April .. 1890. J
Col Charles u. Fenner:
Honored Si,.-At n meeting Of The battalion
board of officers, held Mt their headquarters an
the sixth instant, II was unanimously resolved
that committee he appointed to draft suitable
resolutions expressive Of the high esteem and
| regard entertained for you by this command.
In accordance Herewith the said committee
take adyantase Of ths oat fe eH 1 oPportu
Whereas. our esteemed and honored colonel
has been APPOINTED by the Chief Executive of
allied position Of Associate Justice of the bu-
preme Court of Louisiana: and
Whereas, In entering upon the arduoua
duties of said office 1t becomes incumhant upon
him TO sever hla connection with ibis battalion,
BE itresoiued, That It is with much regret and
the greatest reluctance that we accept the reaia
nation of Lieut. Col. Charles II Fenner. our
honored and esteemed cpmmander n man Of
noble trait brave and efficient officer. the gel
liant soldier In many o well contested field, the
hopored end esteemed gentleman In OWL lite.
and the able organizer and commander Of our
citizen soldiery, he stands au object OF emua.
ton and noble example to the youth Of Louis.
lana of loyalty, devotion and patriotism, and
we feel that IN bic retirement the militia of
Lonieiana, and THE command In particular.
have sustained n serious loss.
Re ii further RESOLVED. That we beg leave to
express to him onr sincere congratulations
upon his promotion TO The Snpreme Bench of
Louisiana, and we feel assured that the same
cnirtt aI mi nd LOYALTY Inv vhIph hp I'm
been actuated through life will also make him
preserve uHtarnisbeh the ermine Of justice,
aud that her saored altar shall never be pro
faneh while he guards the portals of the temple,
Respectfully you're,
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ANCIENT ORDER HJBEENIANS.
Branch No. meets first Wednesday In every
month Ut - st. Charss st.
Branch No meets second Thursday In every
mouth at br. Johus School house. Rampant at.
Branch No. meets second Tuesday In everg
month Mt Temperance Hall Josephine at
Branch No. meets first Wednesday In ever
month Mt Bell Tower, Algiers.
Hlbernia b. A.. Branch No. 1, meets frat Mon
Hibernla b. A Branch No. g. meets first Tues
day In every month on Marais st.. near Common.
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X OF i.

Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday mt
Grunewald Hail.
Samaritan No. meets every Thursday at
aruuewald Hall.
Royal Arch No. 9 meets every ThurEday. cor
ner perdido and CRrondeet
Columbus Lodge No. meets every Tuesday
at Odd Fellows Hall. Algiers.