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n A rOLICEMAN,s sTRlKr.
A Critical State Or Affhtrs tn Dublin.
" 9Hl POpuIRce Excited. ~ 1.Fss

DupLiS, September 1.-The Metropolitan
police who were dismissed were all these
who attended the meeting here Inst night,
ut which tho conduct Capt Talbot, Chieisu.
perintendent, was strongly denounced.
The dismissed number 23.i Capt. Talbot
announced the tismissals, the police being
paraded In the Castle yur,ls for the purpose.
1t is said there will be general strike to.
night. Detachments Of the Sixtieth rifles.
each accompanied bya military magistrate,
occupy every police station. A proclamation
has been widely posted declaring that the
services of special constables are necessary
and calling upon all loyal subjects TO come
forward and undertake the duty. The
proclamation justiiles The dismissals, point.
ing to the disobedience OF the police who
were forbidden to hold a meeting. 1t is
signed by "R. G. Hamilton" God SAFE
the Queen" M, groa, M. IN g55 gi.l
On hearing OF the dismissals from the
police force some OF the men on duty tore
of their badges in tho street md sworc
they would not 10 duty until their col.
leagues were reinstated. sihS5Heis.r g5
DUBLIN, September up to Lutte hour
tonight no overt act Of violence had been
committed although tho streets arc .lcnsely
crowded. No police are visible. oA body
OF lG0 discharged police went to the Queens.
land immigration office this afternoon and
inquired il 500 men could lie taken 10
Queensland at once. The suburbs OF Dub.
lin will be guarded by tho Constabulary,
250 OF whom have been ordered from the
depot for the purpose. The gates Of Dub
lin Castle were locked at 5 o'clock this nj.
tcrnoon. They are double guarded. l2Ir
Immense crowds are gathering in the
streets, particularly in the vicinity OF Dub.
lin Castle. Excitement Is increasing rap.
idly. Earl Spencer on leaving the Vice
Regal Lodge under an escort was
loudly cheered. A number of dismissed
constables who left the Castle yard shortly
afterwards, also received 4 tremendous
ovation. YAH the police have now struck
except the officers and members OF the
detective force. The latter number only
200 Four hundred men have been sworn
in here rs speciat oonstables t3imFaaDj
Rioting broke out on College street at
0:3O o'clock this morning The mob was
very violent. Some policemen who re-.
mained OIL duty at- the College street
station were brought out in u body bu,
were obliged to retire before the mob.
Additional troops lave been sent to the
scene OF the riot. us there are no police or
special constables in Dublin and the mob
has complete possession OF the city. l,I
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roI.aEn An A CANDIDATE.
Tho Sfcrrfary whiting to Allow Ills
Name 10 Go lirfOre tho Convention. a

WAsllsGroS, September 1.-The nm.
nouncement made in these dispatches this
morning, that Secretary Folger had decided
10 allow the use Of his name for the Gov.
crnorship before the New York nonl.
mating Convention created Il decided
sensation here to-day. The Treasury
Department was overrun with cores.
pondents desiring An interview with the
Secretary, and to MI he replied subsian.
TALLY as published this morning This
afternoon the Secretary stated that It was
his desire to become a candidate II such
action met with the accord OF the voters OF
New York; that he would not be
the candidate Of either Of the SC.
called factions, but desired 10 be nomi.
mated simply us Republican. He said
further that the pressure had been SO strong
upon him to allow his name 10 he used
that he was powerless to resist, but that he
would not IN any sense seek tho noinina.
ton. Should the convention sec lit 10
nominate some other gentleman he would
not 10 disappointed, but ut present he did
not See any way to prevent the use OF bis
name. iie was willing 10 allow his friends
to look after his interests and in the course
Of n few days he would return to New York
in quest Of needed rest from department
lnb0rs. aa
The presence here ut this time OF two OF
the leading politicians Of New York, both
OF whom were coseted with the Secretary
at the department to-day fora considerable
period, is thought to be indicative OF nc.
tive work on The part Of the friends OF
Judge Folger. 1t is understood that ex.
Senntor Conkliny will have charge of Mr..
Folger's interests in the Convention and
this conclusion was arrived at after con.
ference with President Arthur. Upon the
retirement OF Secretary Folger from the
Treasury Department it is stated that his
successor viii be chosen from New York,
this question having been settled during
the recent conference at the Presidents
residence on Lexington avenue, New York
city .gT.g 5. Ut
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Is what the excursion under the ausiices
OF the UaymVHic-Mieanescho Society, To
Cleveland, over the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road, will be. The excursion will leave this
afternoon from Bridgeport ut 500 o'clock. in
q special train, With baggage car a,,nched for
ladies trunks. and will arrive In Cleveland at
1o3or.A. Fare for TIE ruund trip from mere
and Martins Ferry is s. IS. From WelIyburr.
Brilliant and SleabeuvilIe e so. Tickets sta
good returning Z until Tuesday tv. ming,
Holders ottirk.S are entitled d admission
to Haltncr.h's Garden Sunday aft. rnro /, and
evening, where two grand concerts will be-
given by ,lhe'world renowned I.eipsic Lad '
Orchestra, 40 stronIl The Garden abounds
VIII caves and srotsos. lighted by electric
light Cleveland is a city possessing many
rare and beautiful spots for the excursionis,s.
BE sure and Co. ~, il,'i5 i5S@('l ID -
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VIZ observe that Mr.. Oliver, OF Pitts
burrh, Of the Tariff Commission, came in
,oly;.jon with one Of the Lake Superior
arc men in the session at Cleveland on
Thursday, md made bold to tell him, in
wlite phrase, that the ore men had at,
,empted souse i'll 1851 on the iron inter.
,s,s Under the circumstances their asking
for more protection is cheeky. The s2s
per ton on steel rails is OF itself more pro
,ec,;on than .hcy are entitled to. 4
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LEvEE LOCALS
Embracing What I.is.le News vns +

Embracing Whit Little SeN* wnx fioat.
Ing On The Wharf Yesterday.
The new Ida Darragh will come Oft the
Madison ways to-day and the st. Lawrence
will 20 on in its place.
The river fell rapidly yesterday, the marks
last evening Indicating depth Of 9 feet and
0 incae, In Tie chuhnsl. Il
The ltcathctins'on. II N. Townsend and
Monitor Passed down wlth tinpties and ,l,e
Pacific passed up with empty coal barses
Its ruinorcd that Messrs. Murry, Fish &
Co.. OF Gretna, In, cotton ginners, ure nego
tiating Tor tic purchase Of the John Lo,nas
The Sidney arrived yesterday afternoon
about 2 o'clock from Cincinnati with a
fair trip aud will leave for that port this af
ternoon at 3 oclcck.
The Little Anna viii convey those whr
wish to attend the colured camp meet
ing at Walnut Grove, Martins + erry, TO.
morrow. III safety, and with rapidly. +!
Attention is called 10 the advertisement oi
the Sidney in this issue. This Graf, is one oil
the s'aunchest. easiest running, stern wheel
ers on the river, and Is commanded by Sc,
OF very pleasan, gentlemen. l.@s.s''.,.a .a, &
Captain Seamon. OF the Little Anna, will
take the Welcome out to ,uorrow. HI goes
TO Wel!sburg, where the Glass Blowers Union
will embark, and make the round trip &c
Moundsville, spending some time in lha,
town. - e, ~, .si1i .i57. = 1t9.1l'I :
EVANSVILLE, September 1.-Riyer 8 feet i
inch and rising very slowly. !
BEowSsvlLLr, September 1:-River 5 feet
and stationary, Weather cloudy. Il;
oaa,xTowy, September l.-I,iyeri / fec, G
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I }un Dowpv vI,h I,loo,i IIountix.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, September, IA few
days since Officers Matthews and Hale, Of
Jefferson, Texas, attempted to arrest a col.
ored man named Gayson. He shot Mat.
thcws through the head and escaped. Hale
went to Terarkana and procured several
blood hounds with which be trailed Gray
son into the Red river bottoms and across
into Lafayette county, Ark. The hounds
stopped at q loo cabin in a field, and the
voice OF q man was hsard begging for as.
sistance. Hale recognized It Us Grayson's
and easily captured him. He was shot
through the body twice In the melee when
his arrest was first attempted. ..sll.E
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LONDON, September 1.-The coast guard
at Wicklow, eastern coast Of ireland, tele,
graphs that the British steamer Lake
Nepignon, from Liverpool, yesterday, for
Montreal, is aground on Arklow bank.
One boat containing part Of the crew and
a number Of the passengers Of the steamer
arrived at, Wicklow this morning. FIVE
boats are yet missing. The steamer Ia
probably a totallos lztf& i ii%
LONDON, September 1.-The agents ol
TIE steamer Lake Nepignon say about 7OO
passengers were on board when she went
ashore. y' q s5=s':-75E r. -i,f.5'
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TIIEUTAH COMMISSION.
Its NJ clho<l OF healing With the Mormon
n. .T.I ii- .,l' pr0hlcin. Ettt.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, September 1.-The
Utah Commission have appointed their
county registration officers under the
Edmunds bill. The majority are not Nor
mons, but some Of the latter are given
charge Of counties. The Commissioners
appear inclined < to + avoid offending
the brethren as much rs posi-.
BILE, and the opinions Of leading
Alorrnons are given great weight. They
also so far rule out all points which would
involve any radical change, and apparent
ly wish TO permit everything to 50 on as
fur in the old way as possible. Under the
present arrangements there will undopht.
edly be much fraud at the election snd
many polygamists and unnaturalized per.
sons will vote. The precinct registrars will
be selected by the Commission as soon.as
satisfactory names can be selected The
registration begins week from next Mon
, .ss H sF I. as.H 49, .4as
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TIE Claysvlle Sentinel Office is 10 be re.
moved to Washington, Pa, to-day. Ciays'
vile does appear to be quite metropolitan
enough, enterprisiug rs it is, for newspa'
yer "yoint Il oppui." Washington having
acollege,a a seminary, four railroads, lou,
newspapers and 5000 people, is field thai
invites new enterprise. The !Sentisel is
nov wholly devoted to Prohibition, and
since Prohibition ticket has been nomi.
ra,ed in the county will no doubt be the
organ OF that sentiment.
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Are you disturbed at uight and broken of
your rest by II sick childsui,eriug and cryjng
With the cxcvacistins pain Of cutting ieeth Z
!tso,l 10 at ONCE and get y bo,tle OF MIS-.
WinsloT's Soothing Syrup. |. will relieve
the poor little sufferer im,aedia,ely
upon it; there Is no mistake about It. There
is not a mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate; the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health TO the child,
operating, like magic. Il perfectly safe 10
use In III cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
Is the prescription Of one Of the oldes, best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. a5 cent? bottle.
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Died Ghi,Aa.

G NEW iAvEs, CoSS., September Chin
,.'., sn',h was executed a, 1850 to-day. He
- "'e. MS late bravely. lie was accompanied
~ ~ Ae s sallo~s by Sheriff Byxbee, deputy
C; i"ss'''s Ca'tin aud Pond and Fathers Nc.
r4,sah r"en, siuieatly and Dunn. About 800
;i'Is All h witnessed the execution. Smith
ol1;1n.e NJ would meet bis fate like a.true
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HAMILTON, oSr., September Ia com;
mittee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
reported to the General Conference, now
in session here, approving the efforts being
made to merge the Methodist Churches
America, and recomiRendins that q com:
mitsee be appointed to eonler with CON.
mittees from other Me.hodlst bodies to
negotiate II possible, ,;-Ft NJ n 5'iii
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A Token ar As,pteetRsio,, A

MONTREAL, September Ia fine copy Of
the Encyclo'rda Britannica, contained in
a book case; hes been forwarded to Eras.us
Wiman, OF New York. from this city, by
the shareholders OF the Montreal Telegraph
Company in Canada, as token Of appre-
citation OF Mr.. Wiman's success in CONSOLE
dating the telegraph interests Of the Do:
mIniun. Y a is n !. 81. .t.a J: - ..
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LoSpos, soptember 1.-Cetewayo left
Waterloo station this morning ior. South.
ampton, where he will embark on board
the steamer Nubian. which sails to-day for
the Cape OF Good Hope. He was much
cheeled by the spectators on his way to the
station. 4 II 4, 4 x = Is II
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Ar Philadelphia Mr.. Flood is building
eight hundred first class dwelling houses
on one piece OF ground. The houses arc to
have ten rooms each, and they are to be
beautifully and substantially constructed
in the Queen Anne style, and special at
,rntion is paidt scientific ventilation and
drainage. These houses will, no doubt, all
b. rented and sold to persons OF moderate
MEANS thus largely Increasing the popula.
ton in the enjoyment OF real homes.
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EOrd,a Enllx.

< CHICAGO, September bob Ford, Jesse
James executioner,; was arrested on the
streets this morning on a charge Of disor.
derly conduct and carrying concealed
weapons. The Ford boys have been living
a iast life here the past two weeks, playing
in cheap theatre and and seekki!ng Ao.oriety
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TWO Deaths on the Rail.

CLEVELAND, O., September LA 1tader
special reports that George Labor, SO years
old, was run over and killed BY a train
near Ravenna, early to-day, and Thomas
Thompson, so years old, similarly killed
at Etna station. & 80 b 4! FG, IA
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! Exports rrp,n Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mn, September Eight
British and one German steamship cleared
from this port yesterday with full cargoes
for France, Great Britain and Germany:
Among the exports were S43, l09 bushels OF
wheat the largest quantity ever shipped
from this port in one day. y
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Present. stock Of planes, steinway, Hnab.
Chiekertns, Hm'iet& Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild., &C., at the very liwes, prices
anu great reduction i!. et,st. Call early and
fF6s LrcAs' Muslc sros., ,iS;
fb5;; gt} tita Main street.
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(OCNNiillt Cake.

rhe yolks OF six cpg' well beaten; add Two
cups wl'lte sugar, three.quarttrs cup butter
one cup sweet milk, three and q hai[, ouis
flour, having in Il Que measure WD.nnet''
Baking Powder; add with, tn. ,tour he whites
OF two eggs bsn.eR mitS bake III jelly cake
For she lcing-,Tnke one cocoanu,; rcmoyc
me she'll pare and gtat; add 10 II lie whites
OF ionr ef.s well bess,sa;, and one.qusritr
naaa pounda pnG3wae5ea enrat; mix veil together;
they get cold: :, 81 - i "
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The Pres,s,cu,'s Moycmen II IL.

NrwroRT, September President Ar
thur and a large party Of guests lett here
thsmoruing for Squantum and Providence.
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sprct,L credit Is given to Chairman
Mailman, by the Fairmont |'iryinian, Tor
,he lane attendance at Fairlnont on the
9TH at the Congressional Convention. ,
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TOR, SALE.

a soGa farm, contau!ng seyealy!iiy. acres NJ,
extcrtinEA few ncres. situated on Whc,i.
T ,s st.ss .sy iota hetileenht III. 80 has house
Tood we'll. which isrevsr DRY anu d M,"e ,is,e,,'
upon ne rtte are Two Of .ht Gtiat och ards io IL,
,oana % ~ 'ne neshLorhood, !, bearing Mi Iin1. ~
ttat fot IiAss q Information. call on or addlcss
Iaht tsk'HMAHA, on the Fsrini,tal FosiodIcr mi.
dIess tshermtd. =. o.. Mn,shal County, viva. 4
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rur Methodist Protestant Annual Con.
,s,ence will be held in Waynesburg, "a,
IN Semember 9th. a.,a, fiHlb 31j15H
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A CraIu Spccnln,or Suic ,,,.,,

CnlcAGo, September l.-Zenas Webster,
a resident oi Brazil, Indiana, being unsgc,:
cessiul in grain specHla,;ons, ended his
tronbleSbyl 4 plunge into the lake, ,his
morning. The body was recovered and
taken to the morgue:: .'"S' 'N
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rur Marion Republican County Con!
,,,,;oD meets mt Fairmont on the 10th.
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rur Greene County, Pa., Independent
compIains that the teachers in the public
s,hoa. of,hat county arc poorly paid. l.
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Tar steubenvillc Pres (lsep.) declines
,o,upport Dr. UMegratl. 13J
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sTMnEr reasons why celluloii Eye Glasses are
the best First because they are the l!ghtest;
second, because they are the l,and;omest;
and third, because they are the strongest.
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ohI urstExp hnILArs reward 10, heir, ,
.en'esi! Williams Indian Pi,s Ointn.en, i,
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rur State Grange Of West Virginia
,,so,s n, Moundsville onthe 10Th and 18th.
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I.III78 -. --9I--I7
From Eminent Dr. &. q. Clark, Oswcvo
AXFjN

VIZ IT ". =. y NkNTN VSWVEUt
'Colden's liquid Beef TONIC is BY far the
best of all preparations OF The kihd-iool
and stonic-that have ever used. To the
sufferer from chronic diseases, or to the con.
valescent, 1t is invaluable, as 1t 4 Is both
nourishinc and Strengthening TAKE nc
other.) OF druggists. n +, a a n .
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rur Second Senatorial district Republi.
ian Convention meets at Burton on the 7th.
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NEVER forget tha, bilinpsnra. nD,l cons,;.
patton are entirely Garab!e with MaN4L,Y.T );
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT: i5.7'7'.
Ihe ilpe large New Business Room, No. l0G5
Main street. "a lso in same building in stairs,
two Halls sixty fee, deep. = =, 1 y
.flAl va! be finished and ready for occu-
pancy about first OF September. ~ ''pG',y1s
aus - q, y. JAMES L.. HAWLEY.
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CHICAGO, September The c!astiuss
ior the week, estimating Saturday, amount
to s45, ,GDp, 900. 4 General business is active.
Dry goods brisk at full prices. Building
materials active and firm. Groceries nd.
tive at fair prices. Receipts Of cattle tive
Nars ihis Week, 80, ,0Ot hogs $4,000. Prices
haye been weakened Of late, but still re-.
main very high. Wheat remains strong,
while corn and oats arc gradually giving
way before heavy receipts. There was d
very decided break In them today.
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Ghe A,telliigs,ttle't|:r':;;. tl'|: :;

s.,.,r., >".. ~ nnd - Fourteenth Sirret,
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PITTSBURGH.

Plrrsnundn, Pa, September l.-General
trade continues dull, no change having
taken place since last week. MERCHANTS
and manufacturers in all branches OF
business are awaiting settlement OF the
iron strike when they expect there will be
a revival OF business, aud that a good fall
trade will follow. Iron is dull and no,nin.
al. Pig iron is in little better demand,
but prices are unchanged, i slanuiac!ured
ron Ii lulet and in)S light inquiry.
The glass trade is quietaand prices are
steady and unchanged. The window glass
factories resumed opera.iaaa te.iay, s,er
the, usual two months vacation. The de.
.papd is light bit brisk fall trade is an.
tiripated. Petroleum was iairly active but
weak; United was quoted between 54Yc
and 55!c, closing this afternoon ut 55!c.
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THE most wonderful blood purifier in the
world-crddieata every tdint-S. S. 8. Ni5f
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!CiSclSSArI, Q Sept. 1.-The end Of tie
month has tested the discretion and finan.
cial soandncss Of grain dealers, md the re.
salt has been suspension ol four or fivc
oi the weaker firms. There has been an
unhealthy dabhlins iu corn futures and
purchases Tor .iugusta are large and ut high.
er prices than spot corn was worth. Wien
the time. Tor delivery came there was a
prompt call for margins and the crash
came. While there is no serious embar.
rassment there is m unpleasant feeling
and corn to-day was not wanted BY anv.
body. The sales OF future were greatly
checked aud there wasa general dsposi.
tion to censure the whole feature oi specu.
laiing in futures. The came feeling
Is very much enhanced by the dealings
in rye, which under the influence OF the
circumstances yesterday sold at rs cents,
hut to-day goes begging at 10 and 70 cents.
Wheat has not been influenced by spccu.
lation, but is dull and lower from natural
causes. Oats have declined heavily, sell.
ing at 374c. to-day. This is owing largely
to heavy receipts and to the bad condition
in which much OF it arrives. Provisions
are in comfortable condition for holders.
They are scarce and within easy coutro,,
30 that prices are easily maintained
This will in all probability Go the case till
tho end OF the season, - 50 ~ t5it
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WANTED.
FOR; SALE,

TOR sALE--A NEW BRICK DWELL
Icing House, situated a.l6 Chaplinc,,,cct ,,ii,
1ll modern improvements. Apply to k. tii:EEH.
~. .'7... AusHThAs
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TOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND GOOD
~ VIII OF we'll equipped Job Printing Ollie. II,
ms city OF would scl material In lots 10 suit For
!0Ilncf particulars ehqulie NJ this oihrc. iva
National Republican., 1882-12-23
knights of Honor.

Potomac lodge, No. 1924, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year Dicta,
tor, John II. Gisburne; vice dictator, David
J.. Pitcher; assistant dictator, William II
hutchinson reporter, f. L. storm; financial
reporter J. w. Wisner; treasurer, j. Carmi.
encke; chaplain, David j. Evans; guide
John OCOnnell; guardian, Robert Trouland
sentinel, q. II. Cooper; trustees, Il. f
Thomas, w. S. Boyd, and w. II. Webster
medical examiner, DIR. J. r. Winter repre-
sentative 10 grand lodge, +. L. Storm alter
nate, J. W. WiSncr.
Columbia lodge, No. 500, knights and ladies
of honor, has elected the following officers foi
the year 1883: f. L. Storm, protector; Miss
Julia Powell, vice protector; n. c. Martin
secretary; &. w, Babcock financial secretary
f. b. Dalrymple, treasurer; Mrs. S. A. VOL
hauptcr, chaplain; Mrs. A. T.. Dalrymple,
guide; f. X. Plant, guardian; C. L. Town
sentinel; Dr. d. p, WOlhaupter, medical ex
amincr; j. G. Dulan, NJ. d. Months, and
Robert Bell in, trustees