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, 1881-01-23


LIE IE1nuNE Of: yesterday contained th'
names OF long line Of persons and firm
engaged III the commission business, each O.
whom has pledged hiuselfto discountenanct
bogus butter. They have agreed neither tt
manufacture nor deal In the aduIterateG
article. whether the same be branded suine
nutteflne, o1eomargariae, or otherwise.
Ihe promise is good. The signcrs of the
document undoubtedly mean to adhere to it.
'lhcy 1cttt so adhere if the public sustain
them in the position they have taken. Other
Wise, being only human, some Of them will
break the pledge, and the others will follow
III selt-defcnsc. It is for the consuming
pubic to determine tho event, after all
Ihey have been thoroughly warned of tho
danger that turks within the fraudulent
butter-tub: and lies hidden in the anti~lutf
cheese. They have been amply informed
! through tho columns Of TIE TRIBUNE Of
the vicious means. materials, and processes
used by some of the manufacturers, if not
by all. They know by this time that In
couiftcnanc1ng tho cheat they would be only
holding the door open for the perpctration
OF even yiler adulteratlons than hare yet
peen resorted to,-f0r this, like all other
FINDS OF Wrong-dofng, can only continue to
prosper by going from bad to worse. Tile
modern methods of refinement permit the
deleterioua Disgusting of such filthy material
that the only safety lies III letting all imita-
tlons severely alone. They should be
avoided as one would shrink from contact
With Il scorpion.
1t should not be forgotten that the fraud Is
Hot lessened by the manufacturer brand
ing tile packages with certain words which |
lot tile first purchaser know that the stuff is |
all imitation. The fraud comes in little |
later; that Is all the difference. All but an I
Insignificant proportion Of the whole, and [
ulat oli'y accidental, goes into consumption
rs tho pure article. The men and women
who actually cat it arc not Informed that it
IS other than what it appears to be. The
who puts before his cts
toners bogus butter OF adultcrated milk will
never admit the fact. The grocer can ALWAYS
DO found to warrant IT. as strictly pure
article, and to assume the air Of Il man
injured by the mere intimatlon that he /
could stoop to countcnanco Il fraud. There is
not ono mother in ten thousand who would
knowingly bring, into the house, for con-
sumption by her children, any of the bogus
stuff. That she buys it at ell Is simply be-
cause the imitation is 50 skillful rs to deceive,
md she depends on the superior commercial
Snowledge Of the seller to protect her from
Il little less of this confiding trust is now in
rider. The consuming public want to
trengthen the hands Of the men who have ur-
ertRken toprotectth The motives OF these | +
lercl'ants may be selfish. These gentlemen S
re undoubtedly able to foresee utter denlor- a
'lzatlon TO our magnificent butter trade if d
ecent practices be allowed to continue. But II
ley nono the less deserve to be sustained. be- p
ause they are working for the best interests b
the people in resolving not TO be parties to | t
swindle upon the whole community. p
, 1881-01-23
successor.

The House of Representatives at Washine-
Ton yesterday adopted the report of the Elec-
ton Committee in the Bisbee-IIull case, and
NF: Bisbee Immediately after took the oa,},
and ths seat from which he has been unjustly
excluded for nearly two years.
, 1881-01-23
ELEcTING PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The bill introduced by Mr. Sexton, Of tIl!
county, into the State Legislature which pro
| Vides that the Lincoln Park Commissioner
shall be elected by the people, two from Laks
View and three from North Chicago,-is {
measure which is not entitled to serious coll
slderation. The suggestion is gratuitous
and the project wholly bad. It is a scheme
to Introduce ward politics and hummer in.
hnc'lces INTO the management OF a trust
tund and the control Of an establishment
which requires at once esthetic taste and
financial ability. In general way, the scnti-
11ent OF thinking men and the taxpayers
OF the community is that there arc now too
many elections and too many elective officers.
The substantial and responsible Glasses are
opposed to increasing the number Of
| elective privileges in any direction. Al
rendy the Influence Of the men who
own no property and pay no taxes
upon tho disposal OF other. peop1e's
money is too large for the economical, and
benetlclal, and equitable management of
municipal affairs. But the control of mark
system, which the taxpayers pay for and
support mainly for the benefit of non-tax-
payers, is the very last privilege which
Should be subjected to the uncertain and
arbitrary decree Of 4 popular vote. II the
honest verdict of the masses coutd be relied
upon i'll all cases, such all exercise Of power
as the election of Park Commissioners by
popular vote might be more safely trusted.
though even then the procedure would BIZ
3ii0sleai and unfair to the taxpayers But 1t
IS Inc notorious experience OF politics that
the nominations are determined by party
considerations, trading and log-rolllne, eau
cnsing and solicitation, and by cliques bum
mers, and sharp practices, which defeat the
popular sentiment and purpose. So long Us |
he appointment to these places Of trust re-
mains III the hands Of the Governor, or is |
subject to the choice Of Il few men like tho |
Judges OF the Courts acting together, there
Is 4 personal responsibility about the selcc-
uon winch is calculated to exercise proper
restraint and consideration for the ]Jo,est.
capable, and faithful administration of tha
tIcst- All this will disappear whenever the
trust Shall be transferred to ward caucuses, |
Which neither entertain the sense OF responsi-
oiltty nor possess the power of removal in
case OF error in the selection. A bill to make
The Lincoln Park Commissioners elective off
GERS would soon be followed by like action
II regard to the West Park and South Park
for there is just as much rca-
'on 1or such course in the case of the other
'arks as that OF Lincoln Park. Under tie
present system Of management Lincoln
ARK has been developed to greater matul-
~ than the other parks: 1t is by all odds
[le most beautiful and attractive Of all the
rejected parks Of the city, as we'll as The
lost Central and accessible. Nothing within !
nr knowledge has transpi1cd which de- q
lands any change in the system Of manage Il
tent, and, If any were needed, certainly it Il
1ould not be such q change as Mr., Sexton a
roposcs. The bill is contrary to public in +
rests, and should be laid aside without Ger Il
n0ny. c
, 1881-01-23

The problem Of how to reconcile the rJp},
OF tr1al by jury with an honest aduiuistra
ton OF justice Is now a perpiexing one. srh
difficulty exists mainly IN large cities, I,
Tue rural districts time Is not so valuable q:
Its IN the cities, and, tie litigation being
much less, there is but little difficulty II
finding reputable men willing to give t,,e
brief tiihe required of them to serve NJ
jurors.
| In city like Chicago the case is different.
Out OF $1,000 voters. it is difficult to tnu COM
petent and eligible men enough to serve the
several Courts Of the city,
Mr. Shufeldt, i'll communication n,,h-
1lshed in THE TN1RuSE yesterday, states
that re have in tllis county thirteen uist
| 17Ttus Judges, eight Of whom are running
| Jury trials, and that the time of the civil
! courts IS taken up with cheap, inconsrouen
tiai litigation. In the Superior Court since
1a6o there have been 1900 suits, aud il, tia
Circuit Court since 1871 over 5000, and. in
Guiding the County Court, over 12o, civil
suits in ali. It requires ECO Jurors in con-
slant attendance for these Courts at an ex-
pense or $3oo per day. He stntcs rs reason
why our 1uries have become unsafe and
dangerous as part Of our judicial syste,n
the following:
IN tt IS said shir Jury duty which
hhunScrs-on about tho Courts who max Fl ]jyjn,,
ox @ tao pruotfcc Many of these men are forelrns
lnne!o, nMU cannnt read and do ot understand the
,nnnanEe. others aro ignorant, and still others |
M 1nctfoac,ous and vicious. So jurors aro bons1ht
nne so.o. ana Justice perverted and distorted.
gence, cannot afford to hang about tin Conrta
tos t,s. 1,on.n 10 settle 3 and $50 disputes be-
sees rri.Hs nnd tay wn1 ouEht to sctt!e them ten1-
u should 10 sufficient If tho connunity nrn-
,a1a, nes INC JudEe. md parties should bc conf
Jury trials. - tHey "2ht
a complaint made by the same writer ID
mat that we have too much litigation. and
mat one great cause Of this is its c]1eapuess.
ihls is because the public, the great mass of
"'om ', nave no litigation, furnish the ma
."1nei! u !tleatlon to the litigious free of
:oss. Illinois supports more Courts and more
,uaees than the whole Kingdom of Great.
It IS claimed that If we adopted thu
sseen elsewhere in operation, by which the
nan III Inc wrong IS compelled to pay nil the
os's OF the man in the right, then men would
IT more careful in bringing suits, and there |
'ou1u De less necessity for SO MANY Courts
l'a cases could be tried promptly, and justice !
otainea Ill n reasonable time. Tho reform,
or the present jury evil is stated to be. IN | +
ooAsn tue general right Of trial by iurv. :
et all CIVIL eases be tried by the one inteHi-
ent Judge on the bench, instead of the
'elye ignorant men in the box. If auy per- =
N have case in which he wants triol hv
rs, let him demand it when he Institutes :,
is suit, OF files his defense, and nav into :
fse 4f
n'ed that there Is any justiac alton tt
r taxing the public with the per diem of n
se1ye men to serve as jurors to determine a.
merits Of suit for debt between two n
lYate citizens. There is no more Justice in +
, 1881-01-23

Ii returning thanks for his reelection as
President OF the Chamber of Deputies. Al.
Gambetta intimated that the Government in
tended during the present session to intro
duce measures for the repeal OF the laws
restricting freedom Of the press, and also
1ne law prohibiting public meetings of q GER
lain character. This is an indication that n.
Gambetta and his colleagues have come to
the conclusion that France ought to be Re-
public in fact as well as in name,
, 1881-01-23

PRESIDENT HAYES, three years ago. is
suca h'shly S1r'uous order calling ATTENTION r.
eae provaicncc OF drunkenness tn tho ar,nr and
ANNOUNCING his intention to confirm nil car.
eences Of court-1rnrtial that should be nosscd m
oncess found guilty OF this o1cnse. The order
en +ta'''ss, n'uca 1eo!mg In the army, as # wna
thought to be reflection on the char,ctou
the service. Attention is now called IN W., foat
n1at INC President has not fulfilled his nromIso
oe''tcaecs Tor drsnkcnncss tayc not been con-
nfineu' INC spread Of intcnpcrauce In tf,cnr
IS IN taet chiefly due to the laxity of the Eycc.
Ivy III aisShrtHfne the SENTENCES of court NM.
..a'' IN examination Of the Official records ror
ea. Iast tnfee years shows thnt mp to tho nrcs-
e'it tllne' out Of sixty conyic1ons for gross o.
nose or them involving extreme cases Of
orunkenness on duty, OILY utnctern hn,.e. 49,. -.
eonhfn'ca by him, while forty.onc huvn b.. h;a
uelsfna! order beca 80 nltfgatcd as to reta,n
Inc Offending officers In tho ar,ny.''
, 1881-01-23
fSRAEffTEc.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. "A large NUMBER
OF distinguished Israelites are here to attenu
meeting Of the B'ual Birth Grand Lodse
OF District No. g, embracing Ohio, Indiana !
Kentucky, Missouri, and Colombo. Sonn ;
mon and Montetore Lodges of tiils citJ VII au ,
give on Monday evening, in honor Of .aa ula ,
Lodge, one Ut the most brilliant banque4s !.
ever given in the West. ., ,A3{
, 1881-01-23

Chicago (TRtBUSE ofiice), north latitude
II deg. 5.n. .51s.' west longitude TIN. lSs. from
washington, and 5h 50tn- 2os- from Greenwich.
Tho subjoiped table shows the time of r;e.
Ing OF the moons lower limb, and the oaic;ot
tmefo lighting tho llrst strect-lampin in each c5r
cult IN this city, during tho comtng week, unless
ordered sooner on account OF bad weothar
Also the following times FOR extluyuishtng the
first lamp: ~
, 1881-01-23

a NEW YORK chemical manufacturer h,e
app'led Tor patent to protect tho mann roc+,,r
OF sulpha'e%of qulalne: cut OF, coai-tor trts
process Il successful. You'll take .the t,r ~
qnlh'ne With vengeance. The. ORIGINAL 49,. ~
chona forests, it is well known, arr rnnld1v ~
, 1881-01-23
TDInUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Trr CHrcAGn TRIBUNE las established branch
occs the recelpt OF subscription. and advertise
nlen:s Is follows:
NEW YOltk-Koon = Tribune Building. F. Nc
FADpKE, AnraSer.
GLASGOW. Eco,land-Allan's American News
AGENCY, 81 Hsnneld-8.
LONDON. En2.-Amerirau Exchange, 90 Etraad.
HEsny j. E1L1io. AacnL
nASl1LSGTOS. D. C.-131q f street -
, 1881-01-23

MART cIENAEE writes to the Indepenf,pn,.
In the election Of Omar D. Congcf to ths en@
ate the public must feel 7 sense Of u,,teeo
that Michigan Is at Inst to have Senator s"s"
reputation-at least where womep are conca.,ss sss
is above reproach or Suspicion
, 1881-01-23

There is no disgrace In bel1ap poor. ra1as
you are running for Senator in Nerada. ''''
Senator Wade Hampton has a new ,,oodp,
leg Its tsnadress has not been made public
Miss uosmcr. the sculptor, thinks sha h.,
an invention securing perpetual motion. Th
uame Of the lady is not given.
What is fame?' asks PhiIade}nbja ~,
per. fnme Is the result OF being able tn mil
bout faster than anybody else.
we have received poem entitled "In ths
! 11' parS' Ihis IS move In the right direction
Inero Is nothing like keeping poems in the dark
Mr. Platt got all the tat,
Crowley got the lean,
Whitclaw Reid has gone to SEED.
| With envy he Is green.
IS. j. Tilden.
4 fashion journal says that sypsr honna,.
"ltn long trims in front, taperinp tn atmost
nothing in the back, bid fair to take tha nf.c.
OF tho 'Fanchon or bebe bonnets. Cut this mi
and paste It in you hat before your wife|eees il
q Belfast, Ae., man who has some fame Is
microscopic writer has surpassed himself by
writing the whole Of President Hayes' las, r.s.
sage oa one side Of rostakcard. Flow sad Il
fs.that Mr: Hayes did not think OF this style Of
writing the message. - !.
Notwithstanding the assertions Of Tn
CHICAGO TRIBUNE" says the Louisville Courier
Jour7sai, "kentuckians take IN interest IN
sa"etnlng 81 besides horse-racing und whisky"
Lac omission OF cock fighting was wholly uuIn4
teutfonaI. mud the proper apologies are hereby
rendered.
The japanese keep grasshoppers in cages
ns domestic pets> treat dogs and cats With dls-
t1nsn'shed consideration. provide horses md
oxen with straw socks, regard 1t as high hour
~ own donkey. revere the fox, and Utmost
worship tho rabbit Somebody should send 3
mule to japan. - :: =,
y London paper says that "tIe bride.
groom eject Of the Baroness nurdett Coutts
rarely quits Eer side, It is said. Whether in town
Or country he travels with her party, md bis
1eSot1on IS described as beautiful to conteu.-
p,ate. Inc bunk account OF the bride-electi3
n1so described as beautiful to contemplate $
She IS modest, but not bashfut, 3
Free md easy, but not bo]dt
Like IN app(c-rlpe aud mellow,
NOT too young, and not too old,
halt inviting. hnlf rcpuislye, ,
Now advancing and now shy,
There Is mischief Ia hor dimple,
There is danger in her eye. ....
Arc you sad2 how very serious =. "
Will her handsome face become: r.,
Are you angry? she is wretched,
Lonely, friendles5, fearful. dumb; ~
Are you mfrthfu1? how her laughter,
Silver sounding, will ring out
She can lure. and .atch, and play you
AS the angler does tho trout
1ou old bachelors Of farty 49,, = j
Who have grown so bold aud wise, :
1ouDg Americans OF twenty -. -.
With the love-look5 in your eyes, -.
1ou naS practice all your lessons
Taught By Cupid since tho fall. !: =:
But know q little widow ,
Who could win and fool you all.
-UIpubtfshea Horts Of john Kelly.
, 1881-01-23

BRIGHAM YoUSa has his grave IN an 49,.
lot There will be rom Tor tho whn,s -. T.aa aets
a huge slab OF grant lies tiat On his rrara ~.
there Is no Inscription Of any kind.-no+ a.." oas
name Tho Aornons pay little respect tn Gu ~
resting pluces OF their dead. =" |oa
, 1881-01-23

The genius with which Miss Bernh,ra4
manages her llbrcttas was admired thons~s.,s
Of cultivated citizens from the stocs.Ys-sss
Inc advertisements On tho co7ces, beiup IN o.
glish, were enjoyed aud Understood. 4 t41@
, 1881-01-23
A CHASTITY REMINDER,

: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, JAM. eeaa--Mucn g: !:
element WIS caused to-fay by the uncover:
ing OF a pile OF sixty collins by men dieE1ns +
a trench near the A1mshunse; Z The e1tnns ~ ::
contained the remains OF the victims Of s35 :.
cholera OF ISIS p.
, 1881-01-23

Tue Mormons take pride IN tro;r,r, -
their children in total ignorance NJ :, ,noroa ~
h'story* A traveller reports the fo1,owfnr rnra
'ers"tlon with Mormon boy III years or arc:
~ ~ We wore journeying by rail along the shorce
ered 1Fg5 Suls h3ks ad adinrnx the
p!le Mute:s, asked n bright ioOisfnr ,Tn-na '.n
10y, ~ Sears Ut ntsc If he knew whit btly ~
"1'HE t!a caat was: He renlied that he did not. ~
some surprise. Aas1eu' WIN
ro,,r9n, 19, yes, he answered proudly; "1'm in the
,.po "po you know who George washington ,ro,s..
ts. III m = !ooK Of some h'a,alliuton he confss.,
tnaf he "hau never heurd Of thai man h4rn.s y
asked. eA"u1 Lung Was.
Ia, ~ "a, ges, &C answered.: +" he was the Proobet
ras9er !: nn t, sat thrSo times at his table,
- believe whatever our rcIiyinn ,aoo,,o,,,
+ha @ IT,, nt sae 1weiye APOSTLES Occupied sea. IN
|ne car ana Smiled at the boys answer. Ne Al
, 1881-01-23
POSTAGE.

Enttrtd at ths 1ost-QFc< at Chicago ILL.,. a. second~
Class Matter.
Forthe benens ct cur patrons who desire to send
e:ncIo copies ct THE 1IiHCNE through the zasu, re
give herewith the transient ratio Of POSTAGE:
.... DnMtdE- Per Cnry.
Eight and Twelve Page Papcr.......,......2 cents.
Etucau Page Paper. ceats
fIorttgT1-
Eight and Twelve Page epaper....,,,.,,,.,-2 cenls
sixteen pAxe fapc., cents
, 1881-01-23
SUNDAY, JANUARY g, Iss1.

A WASHINGTON telegram says that Justice
Swayne Of the United States Supreme Court
will resign this week, and that Stanley
Matthews, Of Ohio, will be nominated his
S1rcraSenr
, 1881-01-23

Mr. BEEGn has caused bill to ta ,n..
ducea In the New York Legislature tho antl htto'
OF which Is to require keepers Of men,nsL 1o1eet
provide 0ro~cscnpes for the wolves lIons az, g {,
aud other animals Ia their custody , r,r. rts.
VINO may be roaming around meuagcries VII, asea se
Joy the benefit Of this provision. Whaa ea- %
does break out there will he no wild beaa. ase
cope 1or them Mr. Bcrsh has also anothes hn tr
70 pfoo,olt sislseetion, or the cutting o. WI Wy
11srts,, na.s, wnlcn, II 1t became law would M ths
State OF l.~" York. ~ taa
, 1881-01-23

MISS BEHSHAnpr has taught the mafor,ts-
OF chlchgo thcatrc~Roers the meaning o. nv.
one French wors9,-'bravo." Evcryho,v 1Iss 49,.
cried bravo" was understood to be a F,e,oh
"sehUlar" ~Aeos9
, 1881-01-23

ANGUS VI. CANNON, brother Of the Dele
gate In Congress from Utah, bus caused II broad
smlle Of arprovnl to extend from tho centre tn
the circumference OF Zion By MARRYING tho niece
OF tho two wives he already had. The btusttnr
bride is, orrather was, Miss Lene Mous.ey, OF St.
George. Her futher is tho brother OF lcr hus
bands first two wives The -Sun Francisco
Chronicle, which gives this news, furthor saws:
Low naturally afr. Cannon must have soate,1
adobe residence And touched bis Light guitar aad
, 1881-01-23

coming exhausted. The culture Of ner...
expensive But coal-tar is cheap. + ~ ecs y
worthless It was first utilized for no,..s ss ooca
roofing. Carboltc acld was then manrqa ant
from It, and Afterwards the analae dscsS %s
IS nothing improbable therefore, in rha a,ae .aete
meat that 1t Will come to the assistance Or ,x'e. a
klia IN enabling them to shake oG tho chl!1s aa. "a
small COST ~0'us ut .
, 1881-01-23
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

special meeting VIII be held Ut Q c!ocs
y: tn.aay tsunau51 ao taRe acuon upon tna aeAtl
" krothet Joseph 4: Copehnd AL members M aft
ssrnes!,{ reapestGd e. ee present zee tnnepai n1
+. T. GILBERT. h. Of Il. and s
hhtNHoM LODGE ~ 4M du Q: f;37esS& M & r.; y;
pc IN 1as!atton nndcr tAe new dist'ensauo1 IN nail ot
1tatnoox Lodge NO ~ l. - " r.. On the corner q, 81
sdadison ana tkDteE-sts- next Monuh?, ian; y ~
toSupcfs u Tue VFccr are 19nefnaiF anylteG GaFe4
sopnas ~ " : ssIhasp; Inp;> cu D. w. NooO' n. u.
r ~,.,.<, .,~-,,,, ~,
NEn EAosS CODkCllt NJ HiA a: l.. H--NeH-
oefs OF Haa Crosa Council anu the Order IN the c4ty
az tntllctt5 laS lteo " ne psesSHt a. uIt taeEkt
, 1881-01-23
TfE cost of the emigration policy 40

nnE cost OF the emigration policy AZ q
tho Pau 3fdI Guzctte: ~' A0A - ~
Every cnltgrunt represents moncv r,1,,o
many pounds Sterling. g.wbch in New VIZ 70
san gs.11a s a. ~ Dr. Epge head Of the Prus IS
aso that 1t cost Gernuny orcr t to a. hsfnty ysafs
f. mcmner Ho Or tho lower casses to the ard Of -
IT,, 1T. fnof1 ~ hts Work on coionzatou n,rcs,hs h.
1oIe INC citizen becomes producer insfsn.fnF -
consumer OF wealth. He estimates tho nver,,aa .
sa eayce aeT5 bcr 70 st tGesany On every cugsn WEo
ana # is fousd TINT the areraRe cnpiI sn, Sro,,n,
Se SfsT 9y faSh Gcran c. VIC nds s at
tm,te ~ rc 1ver ~ Il is, therefore, low os
e,nlgr1nt @ unnecessarily toiccd beyond II thc erf
a. g. o ;qo mhy should II ho patriotic to nko sk
tallsm to employ smalier sum in cn1.uartt1
al ap1 pes9n1 into contented landed proprietor
, 1881-01-23
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yteeday, 1.lufbdaF. End Sorurda T. ner year 600
Monday, Weduchdnv and FrIay nAr rcnr GOO
eahouJ, 46-tn*e edition, per year @.oo
WEEKLT EDITION-roSTPAID.
One c1py ner Observation-Disclosures 1.lSu
Club OF Nyc.:.............. 500
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Specimen cor:cs sent Tree.
G:Se t'oa1~ulco address In full, including County
aud 9ea:c
actrt.acce* 1r1s pe made other By draft, express,
fosf-Occ order OF II recstercd letter. 1t our risk
To CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
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daily delivered Sundny tnc]pdcd> 30 per week
Address THE THtDuSE COMPANY,
Cotacr Madison Acc Dcntborn-sts. chicago,ul
, 1881-01-23

CHICAGO CUMMASDEEr, NO. 1a. KNIGHTS
M fLAk-8PeciAl Conclare Monday evening, Jan.
- nj 1;U o'clock. Work on the Tenpia1 Order. Vis-
tstnf Sir knlgats eouEteousy inrtted. By order Of
D. GOODMAN haeordec
, 1881-01-23

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, NO 2 T. H. M-Efall
y uAonroc-st-Stated Convention Monday evening,
inn - nj $50 G'c1ock, for Work OH Mark Dpvree.
Visiting Companions ~, Me1come; By order ef
NM. J. BRYAR, Secretary. =
, 1881-01-23

APOLLO cOMMANDERr, NO. l. KNIGHTS TEN
l.Ahz-1herH will be no c0ucfnye Tuesday evening
jan T. 1ssl- BY order Of the EmInent Commander-
Il. ). TIFFANY. Recorder.
, 1881-01-23

EXCEIsIQR l:ScAMPMEST. NO. tos L O. O. F.
fatEarcas are ordered TO nppcHr IN fatigue dress
at1daiS evoaiaa Jan = fos important business Vis-
+. D. REINERS Scribe. G. D. pAKK1NS, CT,
, 1881-01-23

.CHEyAL1KR RArARD CoMMANpERY, u. D.,
q % conelase for work
1iall- ~ Twenty -second.st Visiting Knights wel~
cUmc- BY order Of the Eminent Commander
L. C. KANSET, Recorder.
, 1881-01-23

RAINBOW LODGE, NO. f33 l. g. O. F.-T,fess Will!
be m Initiation under the new dspensaton In hall OF
kaineow LodEe. no 40 /. q. u r., TN the corner OF
Madison and lkUteE-sts- next Monuny. Jan: - All
sncupcrs Ut the Order frnternav Invited. Gayel
sounds ut 4hnrp+ d. ", WOOD, II. G.
/ EREEAHillln Sccretarr.