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TO CLEVELAND
ONLY 5 Hours and Is Minutesl
TO CHICAGo-only Is Houn.

Steubenville accommodation leayes Bellaire N
t:tS r., Bridgeport at 500, and arrives at steu.
benyille At sos r. n.
Leaves steubenville at 7:50 A. r., Bridgeport
as:o2 A. n; arrive at Bellaire at sos A.. 4.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 ell principal
points In the East and West can be procured AZ
the ticket once in Bridgeport. r. K. MYERS
noI7 General Passenger a Ticket Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. n. co.
On and after Dee. 3 1880. Passenger Trains
will run as follows-Wheelingt time:
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fOPAGBF ORALArTOGKAPH ALBrN
40 T'd win Ferns. Biris. Lilies. SCROLLS
&c Govern and edges elegantly Golced: slro 81
select Quotations, all Tor IS POST paid. sAhp
taken: ssenu wanted. @. W. Booemsdes- wes
Raven. q psSo 80
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Loyal Notice.

STATEOg WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COuS.
> " Circuit Court, February Rules, 1881.
Kate findISy lomrA'h'' In Chsnccry for
Daniel ID. TOmpkiRS, ''"
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Beilaire and Southwestern r. r.
Time Table w. L E. 6. R. r.

NYAsD AFTER sATURDiY. NOVEMBER
~ - !ssh cars On the Hhe.' ing rod Elm
Grove X x will -un sS follow. an vii lesvs
the Ii,y tNoIner Make; and Eleventh rroetsl
ard HCruLr1Kis Park Al
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Il N n yillsin 81 thc de(pcst Gye
or rather ] should ike 20 be;
No matt T though how hard tr!
lnrNer get an urp hrtunitee,"

aud every body will be humming the
melodies Of the choruses and concerted
pieces OF which the comic opera OF "Bil
lee Taylor" is chiefly made up. II is as
captivating as "Pinaiore,' as snowy as
THE Pirates OF Penzance," and quite as
funny as either.
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PARK st 800 Y, sh; city II Il ~ ?. r., 70 &C.
commOtats church gJeTs.
nolS Jos. ELrFH Spa.
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-, Marquis Sufferers-7 he Great Euro
Ian RemeGy, Or. } B. simpsons Spe-
c.Hc Medicine.
rtF.ap,..,.,s cure for Spermstorthea, Semi
- yy.zkr.., lupvtcucy and all diseases re-
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A Splendid Opportunity
To vim 4 fortune. Third Grand Distroution.
Clas {. at Nes ORGANS Iueday. harb q. hi
18TH Monthly Drawing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
FORr WORTH.
ndence of The Herald.

CORES ponucuCt vi thc uctoiU
FoRr WORTH. May 10 ISL.
Tho rain continued at intervals until 10
o'clock this morning, aud the farmers Of this
section era happy. Still cool and cloudy.
CAPT. F. E. Piner came over last nigh. on
business.
A firemen's meeting is called for this
afternoon to discuss the efficacy of improv
inc the fire department here Ii is certainly
A fact that little improvement would be in
order.
The meeting OF the Fl Paso litersrs
last night was postponed on account Of tn
weather. For the same reason the Good
Templsrs will not have their pic mic to day.
Marshal Sam Farmers bloodhounds are
superb. Their names are Sam Houston and
Flora Mr. Farmer has promised a negro.
now 10 the jail for some petty otlense, that
be shall have his liberty if he can get away
from the hounds after taking one and a
half hours start The negro has consented
10 try and the race, which promises to be a
novel snd interestigg one, will probably take
lace thi; evening
The county court this morning had under
consideration well case, aud when We left
one of the attorneys WAS trying TO prove
that a inch augur would not bore 6,iach
well. The jury looked as if they didn't
believe il would.
The I'll Paso hotel is crowded to overflow.
ing and is very popular.
J.J. Keller of tho Missouri Pacific, is up
AGAIN after slight illness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

nor rem The sto e, Gil Elm street, % by
L 100 feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros,
one OF the best stands in the city. Apply To
y I'm Browning, 1917 Elm street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
Life i'm n Tie Camp
Correspondence of the Herald.
RossER'E TIE CAMP, Nav II,

Correspondence &C oil the Herald.
RossER'E TIE CAMP, May II.
Every one knows or has experienced the
life of the camper, 80 l shall only give brief
description Of tic camp.
We of course have no houses, schools,
churches or any degree of society nor do We
care for any. Every one has camp, and
his only roommates are his axes and some.
times copperhead or q centiped. The
nighthawss and whippoorwils never allow
ono TO fancy in his slumbars that he is in a
paradise. Daylight finds HIN with axe in
hand Telling his trees for his days work. The
chopper, however ignorant one may suppose,
keeps apace with the political and financial
news of tho world. They all take more or
less newspapers and keep themselves well
informed. Republicans, democrats, green
hackers aud few prohibitionisls arc all
together, and sometimes a lively discussion
takes place, each one enthusiastic in hi.
belief, and their arguments are really inter-
esting
A picnic and speaking from the two
orators of the works Is to como off on the
oath, and we may expect some interesting
ones; democrats vs.. greenbackers. The
place at which our camp Is located is 10 miles
north Of Denton and 6 miles south OF PHO,
Point, which for grain, this section produces
more than any section Of north Texas. Fine
farms can DO seen along the line Of the rail-
way with wheat matured.
The farmers mostly are behind with their
crops, owing TO the recent hard rains, but oil
look forward to q big harvest. The line o.
the Missouri Pacific s in splendid condition
aud new rolling stock makes Il interior Il
none In the state Five and elk train losdi
OF ties are carried TO the front daily, which
evidently shows work Is being pushed or
It's extension with fspidity. Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

DHYsICIAN AM sUNGEON-DR NOR:
l. TON. Office, In fret national bank build
ing. Residence, San aclnto street, near
Leonard
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NORTH. EAST aud SOUTHEAST


Trains arrive and leave Austin station at
follows: No mail and express arrives at al
m No tnail aud expires leaves NJ $3.50 q. m.
Connections -At Texarkana, with all tra ms
ON st Louis, Iron Mountain 4 so. R'w'y, for
all points North East and Southeast. At Long
view junction an Mine0a, with all rains Tor
International Railroad tor Tyler, PaIestin,
houston, Austin, Galveston and San Antonio,
Az Dallas, with trains OF the Houston A Ter as
Central R'w'y, for Corsicana, Mexia, Brsmond
waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hempetead, Brenham
and all pointsin Middle and Southern Texas
At sherman, with II. n T. Z. R'y, tor ali
points ON the line fthat road. At Fort Worth,
with stages for all point, In Western Texas
AT shreveport, with Red River steamers al
New rloans Pullmans Paiaca Sleeping Car
from For, Worth, Dallas and sherman to e..
Louis. Any Information In regard to ra.as TO
ireights or passage, time an connections " IN
be chec'fnlly given on application TO Geo.
Noble. Genr Supt, Marshall, Texas, VI. II,
newman, q. y, A :, Marshall, Texas, or n. w,
thompson &. +. 4 7. a.. Marshall, Texas'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
I,ls.'d'.


0ST-A handsome set OF gold jewery,
~ THURSDAY afteIno on, probably on Main or
Elm street. suitable reward will be paid
for return to Cnas fr d. Tucker, office oppo-
site st. 9srOrge Hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
state of Texas.

To the Editor Of the Liverpool Echo.
Sir'-ln your issue few days since there
w"a paragraph concerning tho state Of
Texas. 1t speaks Of 1903 indictments and 2a7
convictions In two years and three months. 1.
H. 10 the writer's view, very alarming, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
Why SaTr NeedIessIy

with the c1nvulsing, spasm die torIures OF fe
YER aud augue' aud bilious remilteBt. when
Hos'etter's Stomn h Bi tiers, ucknowltdg TO
be real curative of malarlal fevers, wi lefad-
ic'te the cause Of 80 much suffering. No IS
effective IN this benguant Alternative In cases
of constipation, dysrepsia, liver compleiu T.,
rheumatism, and in general dibllity and ner.
vors weakness. F1rsale by all druggists AID
dealers generally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20
FOR SALE,

ENoR SALE "A twenty-five horse power sta-
L. tiOnery boiler and engine, saw mill, colt IN
sin and other convenient attachments, with
good bni'dinRs, in good place. Can get nh
the woik that Tho machinery can do ard cash
pilu Tor IL, Tnls property will be sold on
easy .erms ana at lis hall value. Any person
wanting machinery that will pay handsome
profit should call nnd see me at Duwdy's Fer.
ny, Dallas county, Texas q. ViNING.
ENUR ALE havea uI.e lie .ioence plop.
n eity, outside city limits, acre of ground,
'od house md out house,, barn, and splen-
did we'll If water; viii sell FOR part cash, bal
ance ON good time, TO suit, or will sell for
par cash, balance In dry goods or groceries at
can prices; uue to prope ty perfect For
further particulars c'll IN " Il, GANO.
At0rney at Law, No. 4O7 Main street, up stairs
EOk SALE-Brck reside ace, l2i north liar.
wood street, two story. dive rooms and sum
mer Kitchen, ouhouses, cIstarn, shade, peach
and pear 'rees, qnince, blackberry AID dew.
nrrry bushes and ape vi ca. l. tlO) feet
front by 20b ct deep, or will sell 80 feet font
with house to suit pur hsser.
Clinton 5 Fletcher. Gl0 Main street
INOR SALE.- Bo,s ID Arc poets. Inquire or
IL address, John Webb Il Go. FJrney Texas.
apr22 la
DOR nALE.--A fsw half canopy suits at re-
l. duced prices Mt Billing on's Furniture
store. Also large stock of all kinds of FurnI
ture- every thing at n Bargain.
ifUR 5 LE--Brlck store N. 6I4 Elm street,
L. brick st re No 70l, corner of Elm and
College Streets 5 cottages, 8 rooms each, Nos
l4'4 and lt8 Elm street, and 1888 and 1885
Main street; dwelling house, . stories, s
rooms and onthouse Of two rooms, Nos. 1884,
1876 and li3S Elm street. Also, valuable
lands in Dallas and othar counties. Hunt,
Lathrop Hayes, attorneys-at-law, No. SO
Main street, Dallas. AplI-tf
FGR aENT.
4 OST- On m. TX IA int :, nnnly.., ~.
IL longing to A. boerr 4 o. The finder
will be suitably rewarded If he will ieturn The
same 10 the Herald Olics may colt
OsT Between the East ID ,llas Engine
lLllouse and down town,staton, anickle-
plated cap, fitting the right torw.rd wheel Of
Engine No.2 the finder viii ple,se return
the same to said company.
CHAS. KAHN,
Chief ID. II D.
EOR RsN The StO e, GIL Elm slreet, 2i hY
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"A. " Il. Mi!tsithsi sell their stock of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes. at such
reduced figures that tn poor people can
attire themselves in as fine clothes as the rich
have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-20

Store No. Alb Elan street., sdjoinine
Adams " l.eonard's bank, Apply to Adams
" Leonard or T. p. Barry At SANGER Eros.
, 1881-07-07

~ M41 WEuNkbpAAs
Special Dispatsh to tn Chicago 1FshuAe''
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
G.-Mrs, Edison, ongof the attendants IN the
sick room, says tue President rested well
during most Of the night.
b:W 4. II,
Col. Rockwell, ons Of the watchers during
the lattor part Of the night, reports tha Pres
: !dcnt to have passed quiet night. %The
President remarked this NlornlnK that he
felt considerably refreshed with The rest he
obtained during tho night. -. -:
t:46 4. II. ...+
Dr., H!lss sayR the Presidents condition and
symptoms ut th!s hour are favorable a1u1 sat-
~ O.. II,
,prs. bliss and Woodward both express
themselves as feeling very nucl, encouraged
at the Presidents condition this morning.
Ills puisoat this hour Is about 100. i,
..... = i. u.
a gentleman who left the Presidents bed
side at this hour says that the President had
very good night, that be Is now resting
quietly, has llal much natural sleep, aud
that Ais nul8e Ia now below loo It has not
, 1881-07-07

Tie Irish Lnnd League has como to the
sensible. If rather tardy, conclusion that It
will not do to depend for all the "sInews Of
war" on tho Irish of America, and has called
on the 1risl, farmers who have hal their
rents lowered, and who have been otherwise
benefited by the agltatlon, to bear part of tho
expenses. Should they refuse to respond to
this call. it will be taken rs an Indication
that they have little heart III the movement,
are too selfish, and nre therefore unworthy
the support or corporation Of their kin this
side the sea,
, 1881-07-07

THE press Of Germany. while expressing
detestatton Of Gultcau's crime and reproba-
tlon Of tic vile sc0undrel himself, continues
to point to the spot's system as being mainly
responsible for tho vile wretch and his das-
tartlly deed. and hopes that III tho event of
President Gartieid's recovery, which 10
now probable, he will courageously pcrso.
yere iii the system Of reform which he has
begun. piace-hunting is denounced as dis.
graceful nnd ~ cancer in the existence Of the
great Republic" III tho happy event OF tho
Presidents recovery lies the hopo that the
cancer will be cut out.
, 1881-07-07

BARON MAoNus, whose attention 10 Sarah
Dernhardt and her ststcr ut Copenhagen,
where llo represented Germany, caused con-
siderable comment, and whose confinement
in m insane asylum was reported a few
wccks ago, Is reported to have died..
, 1881-07-07
TIE TkfTH.u
CLEARING j
-
PRICES
OF
E. ]. LEHMANN.

Sc for a Ladys' Straw Hat.
Sc for a Gents Straw Hat.
12c for a better one.
rs and 33c for n good one, worth
$1.O0 and $3.50.
7c for d pair Of White Silk or
Lislo Gloves.
soc for a $500 pair Of Castor
Gloves.
23c for n fine Gents Scarf.
7c for a dozen Of White Necktios.
Sc for a throo.ply Linen Collar.
3sc for Gents good Underwear,
worth 75c. >:
38c for a Gents Calico Shirt,
with 2 collnrs.
sac for n pair Of Ladies' Silk
Clocked Ingram Hose, worth 75c.
20c I'd for Oitclotlls worth SOC.
2Sc a yd for 0ilcloths worth 60c.
SOC for pair Of Womon's or
Misses Side Lace Serge Shoes,
worth $1.00.
$1.50 for a pair Of Ladies' Cont
Button Shoes, WORKED BUT
TON HOLES, worth $500.
10c for n box Of Fellows famous
Swans Down Face Powder.
Sc for a box Of Army, Navy,
Union, Or Bixby .Dlacking, largo
sizo.a
$50 for a set Of 6 black-llandled
Knives and Forks.
&c for q Bow.
.13c for q G-foot Bow.
25c for a 6.i0ot Bow.
And other Archery soc on tho
dollar.
12c for d genuine Richter Mar.
monteus,: worth 25c. -
25c Buck Saw. e. --f
25c for a Glass Tea Set Of 6 pcs.
25c fora Patent Union Br0iler,
worth $1.00.
14c for tho best Crystal Fruit
Jars.
&C for Il Stool Pockot-Knife.
Better ones at 10, Is, and 4Sc.
, 1881-07-07

In his interview with Gulteau, District
Attorney Corkhill used rather e'nphatlc lam
g1age in condemnation Of the would-be as
sasl1l and hts murdcrous act; whereupon
Guiteau rcbuked Mr. Corkhiil, saying that
lte {Gufteau) was plous man. who did not
wish his cars offended by oYer-empla!tc Ian:
gtlAgc.
, 1881-07-07

WHEN the laev. Dr. Sunderland, OF the.
Christian Church, spoke to President Gar
field soon nftar tic shooting Saturday and
said to lin: ,"Alr. President, yon have long
trusted In God. R1.l say to you TINT the
l,eart OF tho whole people will go out to God
III prayer that you nlny bo sayetl." tbs Prcsl-
dent answered. calmly: ~ know It, Doctor,
I believe In Tod, md trust nIyselt fn@1lfs
hands," The Pxesidcnt, has confidence in
llis people as ,yull Us trust In God.'
, 1881-07-07

A. FIRE broke out III Mlnsk, n Russian city,
Inst Sunday, and was raging yesterday.
Over TOO houses hnvealrcn1y been destroyed.
Tlle fire department Ut Mlnsk Is evidently Ill
need of reorganization.
, 1881-07-07

THERE seents to be little II any evidence
that my persons wera associated With
Gufteau In planning tho murder Of tho l'Eesi-
dent, and It Ia now pretty well established
tllat tho hell!sh' design, as we'll a. the act,
.was of 0ulteau'a own conception. Tue
papers found In Ills pocket are Of the same
tenor US the letters OF his already published,
and wero withheld fronl the public because
1t was deemed advisable not to III any why
increase tho oxcitomeut, 'a,.d because their
publication would crafty the c9otlsm Of tlla
dev!llsh!y inspired assassin. The place where
Guiteau purchased the pistol with wlllch he
did Ills murderou2 work has boon dlacosazad.
, 1881-07-07
h&:":Gtftf1tnte.

m~Fsrsons 7eav.nu tAe city for the summer
setpot, car, have THE TRIBUNE maflhtto their id.
drtss al the (oaoiotno fu4<s 11stauc prepaid:
DAILY TntnuaE. 1er month, Il; tncludtng Sum
ttau fs4tie, ff.2G.
, 1881-07-07
Regular and Special Accounts Of the
Day in the Capital Of the
Nation.
Much More Space Given to the Wretch
Guitean than He DeserYes-His
Vanity. .
THE. VICTORY.


$50 4. H., WEDNESDAY. =,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July $3.50 a. H.
Tue President has passed most comfortable
night, and has slept we'll. His condition Inns
romained throughout as favorable rs when
the last bulletin was issued, ut o'clock last
evening. The pulse, Is. becoming less frc-
quent, and Is now IS; temperature, $50;
respiration, 70. D. W. DL1ss,' -
j. K. BARNES.
]. j. WOODWARD,
RoREHr REyuu1.N.
1880 r. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 p. m.-The
President remains quite rs comfortable as Mt
the tiatc OF the last bulletin. Ife takes Ills
nourisment well. Pulse, 100: temperature,
90.7; respiration, 70. -,
!, J. X. BARNES,
]. j, WoopwARp,
NouElrr KEYuullY.
1r. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July G-The fol.
lowing dispatch was sent by tue surgeons III
charge to the two consulting surgeons this
afternoons:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July G--1 p. m.-Stnce
our telegram ot yesterday tho case has con-
tlnued to progress fayor,lbiy, Tho President
was quito comfortable during tho day and
needed no mors morphine until bedtime last
night. His MUD was perfectly clear, but he
obeycd our iujuncttona to refrain from conycr-
sutton. Tho afternoon exaccEbhtlon OF symp.
toms hcfrtofore observed daily did not occur.
On tho contrary. allKht dimnuuon In p1lsc
took place. by B;N p. II. It was 100; totnpora-
turo, 10O0; respiration, Il. During tho after
noon ho had several euaall. solid. natural osact-
at1ous from tho bowels the frat stnca tho Shoot
iug, They occurred without pain or ttscotl-
fort, and contained no traco Of blood. Dur
ing the early ovening. from to u
o'clock, ho' WINS troubled occasionally py
acid eructations, but On suspendlnX the aumtt1.
istrntton of nourshnent for dtno th's symp.
tom dlsappcMyetl. At 11:1J p. III. ono-Quartor OF
grain OF morphla WIS administered hypoder-
mlcatly, being tho only morphia given since our
telegram to you yeatertlay. Iie slept very well
during thu utRht, anu expressed Himself as feel-
lug quite comfortable, though Heak, this morn.
Ing. At 8:tn this morning his pulse WAS 9s. tom.
peratufe 98.8, respiration u. Tho tenderness OF
the lower extremittos 10 tho touch hus consid-
erabIy diminished. Ho Is taking With relish
every two hours some chtoken.broth, made
mqro nutritious BY tho addition Of raw cry
alGumen. At la;a0 p. m. to-day bis pulse Waa
100, temperature 00,7. respiration %. Will COLI
tluue to keep you advised Of the progress Of tho
cusa. ID. ". Hiss
]. X. nANNEs.
j. ]. WOopwAlp,
" ROBERT NEYuuIkN.
$3.50 r. h.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 6-8:sO .. Nh
The Presidents condition continues Us IL
yornble as ut lust reports. llG Inns passed
worry comfortable day, taktng moro nourlsh
ment than yesterday. l'ulse, 1oi; tompera
ture, 100.0; respiration, IS.
Unless nnfayorahlo symptoms develop nj
1pkh until
, 1881-07-07
THE ONE CHANCE.

THE ONE CHANCE.
Garfield's Grim Hold upon
That Solitary Prob
ability.
He Is as Hungry as a Hired
Man, and Sleeps "
Soundty.
Tho Whole Atmosphere Animated
with His Confidence and
Hope.
A Cooling Apparatus Arranged
Which Works Admirably
0U + I'LL
The Doctors Have Decided that the
Wound Shall Not Be
Probed,
---....--..-.-----
DR.. Hamilton, in New York,
Says the Crisis Is Ger
tainly Past.
Formidable Isocitals Of tile Many.
Pitfalls Now Before tho :.
Patient,
Regular and Special Accounts Of the
Day in the Capital Of the
Nation.
An Irruptfon Of Maniacs Such Us Vas
Ne1er Heard Of Anywhere
Before.
Much More Space Given to the Wretch
guiteau than He Deseryss-His
Vanity. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05
Order Of Mechanics.

The supreme Lodge OF the United States In
dependent Order Mechanics began It's annual
session last night In baltimore. Eighty. eight
lodges are represented In the convention, as
follOws:-MaTyland, 40; District OF Columbia
10; Pennsylvania, q; Ohio, 6; West Virginia, 4;
North Carolina, 6; Indiana, Z: California, 4;
Virginia, 2; Wisconsin, 1; New jersey, 2. There
has been on increase OF seven lodges during the
Is ss folloWs:-Maryland, 900; District OF Co
Virginia, 200; North Carolina, 113; Indiana, 20,:
California, 347; Virginia, 63; Wisconsin IS; Con-
nec1cut, 3d. The total receipts OF all the grand
lodges In the United States during the year
were $2S9 941 IS, an increase OF s34 AZ over
the preceding year. The amount paid out In
benefits was $120. OPS. 81, an increase over pre-
ceoing year Of 81, ,6312 Sixteen hundred and
nine members were relieved during the year.
Among the grand architects who reported to the
convention last night was j. E. Dement,, Of this
District Officers Of the Supreme Lodge were
elected for the year, as folloWs:-Past supreme
ruler, Geo. w. Hunter, OF Philadelphia; su-
preme ruler. L. h. Patterson, editor Mechanics
Adrocdte, Washington, ID. c.; vice supreme
ruler, Thos. T. Clegg. Philadelphia; supreme
secretary, COL v N. Lewis Schley, Baltimore;
supreme treasurer, James n. Wilson, Baitt-
more; supreme prelate, JOS Acton, Washing
ton. The meeting was adjourned until Friday
morning on account OF the procession to-day.
The delegation OF the Order OF Mechanics
from this city. to the parade in Baltimore to-day
numbered about 500 men. and they LETT the
Baltimore and Pot0moc depot La q train OF ten
cars at S:45 O'Clock, arriving in Baltimore at 10
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

Although many called at the residences OF
members Of the Cabinet yesterday, none of the
'adies were found at home except Secretary
WINDOWS wife and Attorney General Mac
Veagh's wife, each of whom made the time pass
most agreeably 10 her visitors
The Attorney General and Mrs Macveagh
entertained the Duke OF Sutherland and party
at dinner last evening. Except few gentle
men from Pennsylvania no others were
present.
The Unity Club meets at Miss Ransom's
studio to- morrow (Friday) evening" on which
occasion Mr.. John Albee Is the essayist. The
Literary Society will meet at the residence OF
Mr.. 8. 81. kaunmann, on n street, on Saturday
evening.
Senator Platt. OF New York, has bought Sec.
retary WINDOWS residence on Vermont avenue,
and the latter will build on the northwest cor
ner Of 10th street and Massachusetts avenue q
plain, substantial double brick house.
Great regret is expressed at the departure OF
Colonel and Mrs. Breckenridge and their fam.
lily. They left today for California, whittier he
is ordered. He will be stationed at the Presi-
do, San Francisco. Mrs. Breckenridge on her
way west will visit relatives In kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nuttall and family have left the
city for their home In Augusta Georgia