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The Atlanta Cotton Exposition-Ja;l
burned.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 1S.-A dclega-
ton Of businessmen from Cincinnati for
mally presented floral Offering to the Ex-
position to-day. Several speeches were
made.
The Jail OF Henry county was almost de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Several lunatics
were taken out In almost dying condition
from suffocation.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TINE DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS.
Pregress OF Guifcau's Trial at wash
instse-Ine Prisoner Continues
his Interruptions.

Failure or an Alabama A1erchant-smaii-
Pox in Washington Territcry-B1rpina Of
m Ohio Lunnsic AyIum-National Board
OF Health and ContagieHs Diseases-Ex-
ecs;ion in Gesrgia-AtIanta Cettcn Expo
sition-ynii of Henry County lGs.) Burnt
Georgia Pacific Railrond-The National
Labor Consress-Csntributiors to the Gar
field Memorial Observation-Disclosures Mat
ters-Fatal Railroad Accident IN Texas
German Emperor's speech Csoily Received
by ihe Reichstaa; france Pleased With
its Tonc-A Move fer the Separation 81
Church and State In Frnnce-Liverpsol
Cotton Saies-Politiea Excitement in Ger
pany-Germzn Imperial Bank.
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bAL1lxoRk, November If,.--judee nh.
ein, ~ the Circuit Court, to-day rendered
q decision annuIIing the pretended mar.
rage between William pedtheortl ana Kate
Deering, OF Elk-Ilidgc landing. Howard
county, eight years ego. Kate Decring
was girl only fourteen years old whes,
feddicold came to board with her motber
ana immediately fell IN love with the girl.
lie wanted to marry her then, Young as
sne was, and IN this her mother seconded
MS ehorts 10 secure her consent, but she
stoutiy resisted his proposals. lie annoved
her so much that she came 10 baltimore.
ana got situation in a millinery store,
where she still remains. peddicord kent
sending messages 10 her, and on July g.
1913, after keeping up his courtship for
nearly Tour years, he procured q marriage
certincate. About this time she paid n
snort visit to her mother, and when she
came back to Baltimore Pcddicord came
WIN her. On the pretence OF taking her
20 thc house OF his sister, I'eddicord led
the girl TO the house OF the Rev. DIR. .Jo-
seph III. Barclay, pastor OF the First Eng
iish Lutheran church. A man In his shirt
sleeves came TO the door and went with
the couple to the parior. Here there
was some commonplace conversation be-
tween Peddicord aud the man in his shirt
sleeves. After they left the house, Pedd-
cord informed the girl that they were mar
RED, and flourished the marriage-certificste
IN her face. She began 10 cry, but regained
her courage, and plainly told Peddicord
that they were not married, and that she
dld not propose TO live with him a. n wife.
She Kept her word, for she went mt once to
her sisters. leaving him in the lurch, and
has since that time refused to have anything
70 do with him, although he has constantly
asserted that she Is his wife. He was so
annoying to her that finally, In spite OF her
mothers protests, she entered bill asking
that the mock marriage be annuled. The
Court ruled that there was no marriage, and
that the girl was free. DIR. Barclay says
that he never saw the persons.
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National Board OF Health and Conta.
ginns Diseases.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.--The Ma
tional Board OF Health has revised its rules
and regulations for securing the best sani-
tary condition OF vessels, including their
cargoeS, passengers, and crews, coming to
the United States from any foreign port
where any contagious or infectious disease
exists, and the rules and regulations as thus
amended have been approved by President
Arthur. Rules and regulations are also
added to those hitherto in force by which
the introduction Of smallpox through the
arrival Of vessels from foreign ports is
guarded against.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, November ls.-A tire
this morning in the Imbecile Asylum,
three miles west Of this city. entirely de-
stroyed the main building and part OF one
donnitory. The loss to the State will be
nearly Sl50,O00. No lives were lost,
although the institution contained six hun
dred and fourteen pupils and nearly one
hundred and fifty employees. All effects
OF officers, teachers, and other employees
mara cnnalllned
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SMALLPOX Ravagos I'm Washington
Territory.

PORTLAND, OREGON, November lS.-A
dispatch from Dayton, W. t., says ninety
three cases Of smallpox are reported, ana
that the disease is assuming alarming pro-
portions. There have been eleven deaths
in the town and six in the Immediate
vicinity, and new cases are reported daily.
The town is under guard. Yesterday the
Northern Pacific railroad stopped running
il trains to New Poeona OH account OF the
ncnllrnp
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ATLANTA, GA, November ls.-Traek-
laying ON the Georgia Pacific railroad was
begun in this city this afternoon, uenersi
J. b. Gordon, the president OF the road,
drove the first spike. Tomorrow morning
photograph viii be taken OF the trach-
having on this road.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. November IS, 1881.
SALEs--FIRsT BoArD.-200 Virginia tax-rc-
cciyable coupons az 81, 500 do. at %, ITO do. at
OF; shares Norfolk aud Western preferred lB. O.
ut go. 25 do. at go. 80 do at co, 10 d. ut 90, 3o
do. at 59i, 10 do at 5ei, 10 do at 59A; 40 shares
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at 9o,s; 10
shares Richmond and Danylllc stock at 1l9, 40
do. at 10; 20 shares Charlotte, Coumhiaand Au-
gueta ut 81; % shares Petersburg Rallroadat 26a,
25 do. 1T 2G1,; 10 shares Richmond and Wet
Point Railroad aud Warehouse Company stock at
1913.
SECOND BoARD.-5 shares Citizens Bank stock at
2IK: 20 shares Richmond and Danyile Railroad
stock at lIgk: 10 shares n. and ". Pt. II. X. and
". II. Go. stock at 1913; 10 shares Richmond and
Allegheny stock at 49,, 10 DO. at 49,. $50 pecler
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Man Hung I'm Georgia.

COLUMBUS, GA, November 1S.-Leyi
Sparks alias Sam Sparks (colored was
publicly hanged to-day at Lamkiu, Stewart
county, Ca, for chloroiorming and out
raging a siXtcen-year-old white girl. He
confessed his guilt in the presence OF a
large crowd, and said he did not dread the
rope. The young lady was OF highly
respected family.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

GALVESTON, November 1S.-The Ne,cS'S
San Antonio special says: "Last evening
the second car OF a freight train on the
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
road jumped the track, followed by six
teen Others, including the caboose. One
man was killed, and another had his Shout
der badly dislOcatcd."
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Tho Caracla Mcmorial no4pitaI.

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-The treasil-
rer Of the Garfield Memorial Hospital an
nounces that the contributions to that OBJ
iect amount TO $50, 900, and that assurances
have been received from all parts OF the
country that this sum will shortly be in
creased by large additional subscriptions.
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by Telegraph.

NEW ONh.
NEW YORK, November 49, NoOp.-Siocks dull,
weak, and lower. Money, sac per cent. Ex-
clianee-Long, 4e04; short, 4Sia. state bonds
moderately active. Governments quiet and UNI
changed, except extended 6's, which are higher.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November lS.-Vir2inia 6's, con-
sols, 80; second series, 4lb; new lO-fO's, Az.
III tO-naY.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
FANCY GOODS, &c.
STEVENS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.

STEVENS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
@ dozen BLACK-WALNUT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND FORKS stsI;
100 dozen ROGERS "A II KNIVES, FORKS.
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
piccs
large assortment OF PICKLE-STANDS,
sUGAR-B0wLs, BUTrER-DIsIIEs,
CAKE-BAsHETs, &C., in best plate;
large lot OF BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, all zcs-cheap;
100 dozen more Of those EOUR-IOw TOOTH
BRUSHES at 10c.;
Bargains In SHOE-BRUslIES, FEATHER--
BUSTERS, aud sCRUB-BRUsHEs;
la.ge lot Of BIRD-CAGEs atsl;
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS aud SUGAR.
BOXES;
The hrgcs, line Of LOW-PRICHD VASES
and TOILET-SETs We have ever shown:
500 dozen more Of those PLAIN GoDlETS at
soc. a dozen, at STEVENS.
noIs 5O5 Broad street.
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rn. AI.hamn Central Railroad.

SELMA. ALA, November 1e.-At meet
inc here Yesterday Of the stockholders OF
tbe Alabama Central railroad the action OF
the directors in selling the property some
time ago TO the East Tennessee, virginia
and Georgia Railroad Company was raii-
ned
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 1s, 1851.
kpufyFn

schooner L. z. Williams. Bcaucham, Alcxau-
dria, fertilizer Richmond and Dsnyiie Railroad
Schooner Arabcl'a, White, baltimore, mcrchan-
dise To master.
Schooner Maria Pearson. Ascy, New York. rstl-
road iron, Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Gem
pany.
schooner Anthony Godfrey, Price, Albany, lu,n-
Der, Charles T.. WhitOck.
schooner sophia Godfrey, Jarnan, Philadelphia.
schooner j. Il. Adkins. Adkins. New Yors. rail-
roadiron, Chesapcakeand Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner r. A. scribncr, smith, New York, iron,
Trcdcsar Company.
railroad iron, Richmond and Danyile railroad
Company.
SCHOONER l.. A. Dennenhowcr, Cannon. Phiisdci-
g%S drt. pis-rO0' Ola Dominic" Iron and Nall
schooner Edith Il. Eyernan. Corson, Phiiadci-
Schooner Eddie, Groves, Baltimore, old rails,
Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch. New York, mer-
chandise aud passengers George W. Alien Co..
agents.
steamer. J. W, Evcrman, -. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarnck,
agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails, L. b.
Tatum, agent.
schooner Samuel II. Sharp, Pierce, down river,
light.
and humber, curtis * Parker.
schooner Mabel y staples; Dickson, boston,
vessel, Curtis X Parker.
Schooner j. Il. vanduseu, Booye, Elizabcthport,
railroad ties, Curtis & Parker.
READY FOR SEA.
! The schooner Amelia q. ireland, from Whining
| ton, \. G.. 10 New York, with cargo Of lumber,
which put into Norfolk some days ago In distress,
has completed her repairs and Is ready for SEA.
IL HAMPTON ROADS, wrSD-BoUSD. 17rH.
SchOoncrs Emma ID. Endicoit, iiowen, for IIo-
boken; :. r. SOBER, Potter, FOR Hoboken; +. L.
C0ltingham, Outten, for New York.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK.-Arriyed 18th: schocners Maggie
u. Marstom. Blackinston. from Etchmond, Va.
/ Passed through Hell Gate. bound east, 18th:
schooner Enterprise, FROM Richmond for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA.-Clcar i'm: Schooner l.. T..
| Hickman, Lee, for City Point.
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COMM ERCIAL.
PAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, November Is, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT-White, % bushels very good 1T $3.50.
Mixed "a bushels very good at 3I.5O; 10 bushels
good al 5l.iS. Futz, 10 bushels very good n,
$1.i5. 90
80 bushels good old at lie; IL bushels damaged
at zoe.
MEAI-72 bushels very good 10 Use.
CoTTON-Receipts, 743 bales.
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METHODIST MATTERS.


tai. Rcsurned-Examinutie OF Char
ue-y,.,,ers Introducca-Lcave OF Alb
a'" neleeases 30 the General Confer.
,ses-rAe Conference brotherhood : An
,.s,e Given Dr. Lanerss'
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In this moist and variable climate eo ~.
are the rule rather than the exceps,on.
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup Is lust lns re' s.,,,
for every one TO take wnen s .ns.'h,a 'o"'
) eougb. cold, or any throat trouble.
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FoiIure OF on Alabama Merchant.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 1S.-Fe-
Tx l.. Marks, merchant, has made an as
signment for the benefit OF his creditors.
His liabilities are from 100000 to $4,000.
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~. t0014 !, Y
ss g; aeos Ss ssy Sssss , e .s.s
re Klt gI.33t e1sh, el.S7x Dtcemtex 1Ae4
Der and Janusry Oats i,sticr, b1s slow = co..
cash, to4c; usecmbs5 45'ss: Fort qsce -
$3.50; I'd. $3.50; clear, s6.S5. bseon slgvs
with only retail trade. Lard nominal1y e1197ks
wtiskeJ steady NJ Gill.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, N.vcmt1r le.-Flour nominal
Wheat strong aud higher, closing easier No. Nh
waukee, soft, cash aud November, tL29f; De-
cember, gl.304; dssnsry, tl.3ot; Nc. MI
waukee, Sl.l1x. Corn quiet; NO: z. o3'fc. o.es
h'sssr and ,ssrcs No Ne hy nr wtsI f
Provisions hrmer. Mess pork. 316.z5 cas6.
Larsi-Prtme steam, s11.2o cash. Hogs hrmer -
sJ.75@S6.l0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November ls.--Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat active. strong, and higher No.
Chicago spring, sI.2s%9 [. z9k cash, ~ s96t<e
xl.yy November. Corn active, firm, and hiRheff
59tneQe. cash. 5gtsc. November. Oxts quiet and
firm. and higher; sis.75@s17.25 cash, sIs.eSS
1890 November and December. Lard strong
and higher; sll.l5Msll.17k cash, NovembcF,
and February. Bulk-mcats fairly active and =
shade higher: shoulders 1888: rib. 90 So short,
s9.25. Whisky steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, November 1s.-Cofton-Net rc--
eeipts, LOLA lE,les: gross. 1902 bales. Futures
s11.7e9slf.s0: December. s1l.s4@siI.s5;
January, si2.06@sl2.07; February, sl2.26@
si2.27; March. Sf2.ff@fi2.45; ApiiL Sl2.576d
sl2.5s: May, sl2.6S@ 1899: June. &I2.7S:
July, s12ss@si2.s9; Observation-Disclosures
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON SALES.

LIVERPOOL COTTON SALES.
LIVERPOOL, November 1S.-The circular
OF the Liverpool Cotton-Brokers' Associa-
ton says: "Cotton was in good demand
throughout the week, with declining
prices, although on Wednesday and Thurs
day the market was rather quieter, and all
descriptions show IN advance. American
was again in large demand, and advanced
1 on better and SIG on lower grades. In
Sea Island there was fair business, with
steady prices. Futures opened weak, but
quickly rallied, and strengthened through
out the week. A general advance was re-
allied on last weeks sales
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IfloIIr.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, Si.50@s5 extra, $3.50
supcrdnc, $3.50; common family, S1'fo' chOiee
OF patent family, se.50@ss.70.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW ORk.
Nrw YORK, November ls.-COtton steady (;
s,iss. 500 lnles: uplinds, II lj-l0e.; Orleans,
IL 81 &c. southern hOur unchangeiand dulli COM
mon 10 fair extra, s5.9U@s6.7J; good Ia choice
extra. SG.sO@ss. Nhei opened ..latfs; lover
closing weaker; mgradci rcd, SILL @$l.44; I'M
graded white, Sl.2c@sl.43; NO. 2 rcd. Noyen-
her, 81 .i3@ Lis; December, sl.l3sta > LIZ.
january, Sl.46ssGs1is3l. Corn opened rather
clsier, aud Afterwards hecame 1rIn ana advanced
"a lc, closing strong with fairy active trade I'M
30 2, November, 6SmOS.c.; December, $500
6sIc January, 70SM7lsc Oats 1e3c hiEher
and moderately active; No. 3, 47mf7Sc. Hops
steady and quiet. Coffee &C. lower ana duli 100
csrgoes s,,mlIl. sugar unchanged and dull.
Rice steady and fairly active. Rosin gnict al
~. 321as 2.37k Tu1cntine firm at 3iS@ooe.
WooI unchanged and demand light Pork more
active and firm; mess for export, 81 .50Gssl776
do January, sle.l5MslSZ5. hiddless q,heL ana
steady; long clear De-: short cier, ": lafu
recovered and advanced 5a7=r,, closing weaker al
sIi.45@s1l.50; November, ~. ess ll;575
! IsiI.5O. Freshts duh aud lower; cotton per
| steamer, 5-320g4d.; wheat per steam, Al.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November lS.-Flour In fair de-
inand and frm; Ilowarc-stre and western sn-
F. Icriinc, si.75@s5.5 ; extra, s5.7ow 600; ram
I s5,75: extrs, s6@s6.3p: Rio lrThds, s7.Do.e
I s7.G2 PAtlpsco family, $500. Whct'-sou,hcrn
du and lower; western sa .'seefl' rsst yioy
! ~ l.N =
| red, sl.fses No. z western w.nier rel
! st,ot and November, sl.3etGrt.3J; lccem's.r
/ 81 4OMsi.iO5 January, sl.f4asM rl.fss' req
/ ru1ry 81 472MSl.A7;f. tOrn--Souibcrn easy dhe
/ lower: western dull: southern white, ooD00c.
yeliow. Csc Oats fairly active and .teady; soush'
| eru 500 SEE: western white. Die DE-; western
I ,nixed. 4SEs Soc; Pennsylvania, 49G BE. PRO
| Visions qaiet and fteidy. hess pork, tIS.sb
! IiuIk-medts-Loose shoulders nonlinal' cle .r-np
! sides nominal: do. picked, s8@loc. Bacon
! ShoulIers 0kc.; cIear-rib sides, He; hams, ~
! E,I4tc. Lard l2ic. Coffee duh and easy; III
r,reo... ordinary % fair, 9al1t. sugar quiet
sAu soIl, Ice. Whiskcy dsmei al sl.l6. Freight
| quiet. ,,x,,,.,y,T,
CINCINNATI, November iS.-Flour In good de
mnnd and frm. Wheat steady; No. 2 red winter
ii .3qGr 81. 40; held NJ Sill Corn In good DC
| .pan1 and strong at 67kc. oats strong and bfhe
NJ s7Ic. Fork dull and nominal at S1S. Lar
stronger at SIl.15@ell.2O, Bnlk-meass hrn
shoulders. De-. rib, tlc.; clear, he. Whiske
aefiye aud Rrin IL sl.l0; combination sales q
anisbcd goods was 1927 barrels on tie basis o
EI.lO. Sugar easier but not quotably lower. He<
arm: comnon and HIGHT s99S6.20; paekia
aud butchers, 6.10Gs6.o0.
LOUISVILLE.
IotusyILLR, November l6.--Pioer dull; extiT
s525e1x5.5O; choice 70 fancy, S7.75yee.x'
Wheat ouict nj 81 .37k, Com steady ~ re. ga
rtsyldy az 4Se. Pork and lard nomsrIh Duii
meats firm: shoulders. none here NIB, sv,xs
. lear s9.eU. Baeoti-ciear side< frin AZ Tx
iisms- suxar-cued, l3AGlse. whiskey sseas
AZ sl.lO.
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France.
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.

SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE.
PARIS, November 1S.-In the Chamber of
Deputies, NJ. Roche, OF the Extreme Left,
introduced bill proposing the seculariza-
ton Of the property OF the religious orders
and the edifices of the seminaries OF con-
sistories, and complete separation OF the
Church and the State.
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,o..,o.pcndcnce Of Inc Richmond Dispatch.l
CnaRLolTgsvILLs, Nov. is, 1881.
o...rcncc met at 0:30--Bishop Nc
Tire in the chair.
1N,"c Watson conducted religious ser
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LOUISVILLE, November ls.-Fionr dull eStss,
Wheat ouIct NJ i.37H. Com steady st re. oats
rteady az 4sr. Pork and lard nomiraL LUX
meats firm; shoulders; none here rib, ss;,xspi
iisms- suxar-cuIed, l3AGl4e, whiskey sseady
.sl.lo.
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-, T. +. Boggs delivered to the Con-
,,rence the credentials Of Henry {. Pau
F w. WHO rciircS from the ministry.
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The Virginia Conference Brotherhood
held their annual meeting last night in the
basement OF the Methodist church. Rev.
J. J. LaffeIty was reelected president.
Rev. L. NJ. Peterson was elected yice-pre-
sident, and Rev. T.. A. Peterson secretary
and treasurer.
The constitution was revised and amend
ed, and the officers directed to have the
Society incorporated.
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nAss or rIE TuINp YRaR.

The Bishop called the class Of the third
,r'r. u. J. Traynham, Theodore O. Ed
ards. r. o. Payne, j. Il. Sturgis, w. T.
sre,n. and J. n. HosSor passed examine
IAN 81 character, and were advanced to the
.s.s Of the fourth year. j. W. Still passed
sv,mination Of character, and was con-
famed in the class Of the third year.
, 1881-12-23

Opening OF New Lodgc-Room& mt E1gln
Last Nixlt-4t Brilliant Affair.
Hpfeiut Utsputth to 1At Ehttdao IrtbtsHe.

Opening OF New Lodgc-Koom& mt E1gln
Last Ni1llt-4A brilliant Affair.
8pseiat Dtspateh to 1ns thttdoo 1rtbuHs-
Eka1v, ILL.,, Dec 2s..-Tho elegant naw stnsouio
Tompe. which for sosiio tfmo has beun In prop
aration for tho Mnaors OF this city, wus lotll-
cnted last night With Imposing ceremonies. Thu
temple wlIoh occupies tho entlrc third floor of
1Iortlcn l}luck. ans beou especially designed
for the uso of the fraternity, ind Is handsome
and commDdlons rs wGll. THO ludgr-ruoM IL
d spacIous, lofty hall occupying both tho
third ard fourth atorles. The freseolnR is mng-
ntloont ind tho furnishing ju kepplug. Tho
emblolns Of tho order nro everywhere apparent.
There arc, besides, reception roous, tnnguattng
hall, reHafa rnutns, md other apartments for
tho pocu1'nr uses Of the 3lasono bodies, Tho
two blue lodges. Elgln, No III and Mouttor, No.
H., 4. +. s. A.s., woro 1oinod by Loyal l.. Mum
Chnnter, No. o. X, A. H., md Ijctllol Command.
cry, No. u, X. r., lDth In tho dedication anl oc-
cupu.lcy Ut tho elcgunt ettco.
Thu officers uf the ur4nt Lodge Of Illinois pre-
sidcd over tho ceremonies. McssrA Bcott.' Cur
ney4 Cregior. DuvaI, and I. l.. Mum wore pros.
cnt. ". II: GustAton. OF Elgtn Lodge, actel III
WUrstfpful Master on thu ucGuBllni, mud Slr.
Woodward as Urund :Arohltect. Music, -yoenl
tor, and MessEs: Cresgcr and MNnn followed tho
Impressive d1dfeMtury corGnnny. 1nyitntinns to
witness tho tlctltcMtaON were Restricted to Mnsohs
lit good HtuildIng and their lndlus, but over tGU
persons wcro present Including tnally visiting
brothFun.
GarrlaEes nwaItea tho conclusion to t,ke the
cplebrnits td tho Nntionul Huusu, where asi clu-
giant epreAd bud boon lald FOR aNU. =
Tho utIAlr WIS IL brilliant Uiu, AMI will live III
the Aunals Of the StRsonry Of this reglon
, 1881-12-23

HNt;ANltt L40 th4t5 "Iao "1A
played.
tiuitea,l. to begin With, could not ,nyo
played his pnrt halter. Of COURSE f1n nv0raEtl
1t, because tho mimic wurlt md the rca W0r!u
cy.nnut be 1iAtlu tn ltArilolltzU; but, rs "
mimic nctor MI n renl stM1e. hu certainly cttta
III tnca,l tlg.ru, a,tl will 70 duwn 10 history
as absolutely sui Rencrls-n sort 0f weird
a1M! wl2ened npotlte0sls Vt ucatllWntisln.
AL alesurlptt0tia Uf llts persunni appearance
nru ut fault lie IL sfnIply b!azonly and shah;
billy alltl Hcntltfly EentGel. Ills voice iilstead
OF bnlng harsh md unnatural, Is both tralnGt!
mud tnkfng; MT rcstllnnt like tho v0ice uf
Vn0rf!ees; not cultivated to tile .pltell nf
Wendell Phillips. bUt lG,lleIy, q vulgar
cr1'ss betwet:1l the two, will, 4 t0ttel Df Nut
lErru Sellers alld reimbursement Rip Ttl
iFt7tftc. lie IL III n,Dre crazy thnn | hlll.,
liz slut ttnrllet.l rs tho Inst desperate venture
I'll lifo II Ut moral obllaulty and personal tlts-
c0intlturc. -.
All tite other parts In tAfs startling extrnv-
ngutlza nre well lnipersol,ateA. Judge Cox
certainly presles with uixnlty, and. consid-
crlnQ 1lrt,s ntNl cons, cnntlut $50 low lIB
cnulh ,llnve avoided this tlrull pageant. Tn
tllu whole, think COrkhlll leatts THO prose-
cntton exceedingly well, ntnt has tllo .case
thoroughly In ltatiI. lIe thinks lto " sure OF
n verdict, a,,4 agrcc with him. It IS impos..
sbte for niiyb,ty to 500 this exhibition atld
cotno nwny Without benK satisfied that NOR
ally, legally, intellectually, Alld sentiment
nlly Gailcnll deserves to b0 hanged, alld will
meet ito other fate.