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father in Detroit, escaped from the State
prison at this place last night by unlocking
his oe,i in some manner and then making
hole in Inc cornioe, through which be
escaped How he reached the coTnice or
made his desceut after reaching the outside
is not known to the prison officials, bat it Is
thought he must haze assembled By means OF
rope brown over a beam, snd then reached
The q und outside by mesus Of tbe same
rope No clew has yet been obtained that
prom - TO lead 10 his rccsriurs.
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EOREGN FLASHES.

LONDON, February Count Pierre Louis
Bembo, Italian author and publicist, is dead.
LONDON, February 2.-The bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England was for
Paris.
LONDON, February 2.-Bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased 81 ,629, 900 the
past week.
ST. PETERsBUBe. February 1.-The defal-
cations recently discovered in the Togsnrag
customhouse amount to 70,000,00OR.
madrid, February IA denial is pub
lished of the rumors Of plot to assassinate
King Alfonso during his journey to visit
Portugal.
PARIS, February 2.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows a decrease
of AZ, 625, 00of gold, and decrease OF 2,150,-
OOOf silver
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PUeErs SOUND, on the Pacific, appears
likely to attract "a run" before long. There
is q vast and fine region there yet unsettled,
and OF late coal seams have been opened,
and glimpses OF gold ami silver deposits OBJ
tanned in the mountains. The eastern por-
ton has choice wheat lands. To those who
want to grow up with new country, Pugets
Sound is q very 81 dorado
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The cotton market {

The cotton market opened and closed quiet
yesterday, with middling quoted at l13c. In
New York spot middling was l2c, and quiet (;
futures closed firm, with February at l2.01C9
1902. in New Orleans spot middling was
IIsc, and dull and easy; February futures
were firm at 11.6s@I1.69. In Liverpool
middling uplands were 6sd, and Orleans
6Sl, and quiet. Futures closed steady at
s-16d for February, and 6 l5-16d for Au-
0ust Santember
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THE New York Board of Underwriters
regard the electric light as certain to pro-
duce fires unless due caution is observed
but with the proper caution they are safe
enough--and has established rules about the
lamps and wires which they require to be
conformed to before they will insure.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

TORONTO, February 2.-Conger's coal dock
and Hays s. Co.'s furniture store burned last
night. Loss, $4,000 insurance, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, February 3. A FIRE at Louisi-
ana, Missouri, destroyed three-story brick
building owned by Marx Lesem, and occu-
pied by him as dry goods house. The
building also contained the Journal Office and
knights of Pythias lodge. Insured for
So, 900.
CHICAGO, February AT IL As tonight
an alarm was turned in for fire at q Lake
street, and a few minutes later a second
alarm called out all the engines in the dis
trict. The building is substantial five
story brick, running from Lake street
through to Randolph, with a dividing wall
which 90 far has withstood the effects
of the intense heat. On the other
side of this wall are Sprsgue, Warner
i Co, wholesale grocers. The firms which
occupied the burning building are Whitney,
johnson d Co., paints, oils and vsrnishes,
and c. d.. Reynolds & Co., glassware and
crockery. The combustible nature OF the
stock rendered it impossible to make head
way against the blaze. and the fremen's
efforts were confined to attempts to prevent
it spreading. The east floor was flooded,
and the damage by water will be heavy.
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OK Sunday last Beecher spoke out strongly
on the subject of total depravity and other
kindred doctrines manufactured by theolo-
gians. He said that "none OF these doctrines
will 6t our months, and theman who under
takes to explain them is guilty OF moral dis
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RICH copper mine was discovered near
Tucson, Arizona, fifteen years ago, by some
persons who were lost in the mountains, and
neither they nor other searchers could dis
cover it again. A few weeks ago new and
systematic effort was made, and the redis-
covery of the precious spot was secured.
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Now the Jew in Russia has been put hat
the sailors call "between the devil and the
deep sea-" the car magnanimously orders
that the Jews shall be represented at the
commission appointed to inquire into their
wrongs. 1t costs nothing but msgnanimity
10 give the order, but when the Jew gets into
the commission who will listen to word he
SAYS? The magnanimous business is fraud.
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AFTER he had retired to private life, Pres
ident Fillmore used to express regret for one
public act of his administration, which was
the appointment of the Smart man." Brig
ham Young, as governor of Utah Territory.
The fact will certainly tell against the presi-
dent when it is registered in future history.
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NovEL-wRrTEns complain OF the immense
difficulty they find in discovering new titles
for their books, as all the striking ones
appear to. have been appropriated. Ii they
will 60 !, any newspaper writer OF headlines
Tor sensation paragraphs he will invent for
thaua tiflas in nlentv
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THE SMALLPOX.

PIrrBURG, February 1.-The smallpox
has very materially decreased here. Only
six new cases in this city and five in Allie
gheny have been reported to-day.
CINcINNATI, February 2-The health Of
fcer reports one hundred and sixteen new
cases of smallpox and fourteen deaths during
the week. There are now one hundred and
lightweight eases under ,tFsatpasnt
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A STRONG feeling is arising as to the i'm
portance of concluding reciprocity treaty OF
commerce with Mexico. Under President
Buchanan such a treaty was pending and
had strong support inside Congress and from
the press, but before fnal arrangement
could be settled the war broke out and the
subject was postponed
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THE Liberals of Spain are jealous about
what may be concealed under the pilgrimage
to Rome the Bourbons and the clergy are so
iodustriously organizing. The Archbishop
OF Madrid has signed an appeal to the whole
Spanish nation to join the holy journey. 1t
is asserted that the scheme has politics, not
piety, for its object
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A PIeayunfsh Landlord the Cause OF
fhe Park gov Fire

New York, February AT the fire mar
shaPs inquiry into the disastrous Park row
fire, Tuesday, tenant testified that on Mon
day he told Mr.. Potter, the owner, and his
son Frederick, that be smel.ed burning wood.
They found the walls ovee the new fue very
hot, and Potter showed witness where burned
beams had been cut cut. Potter refused to
send for fremen to remain in the building
that night with hose ready, saying there was
M dancer
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EGYPT.
RESIGNATION OF cHERIF PAsHA.

= CAIRO, February "A deputation of not
ables waited upon Cherif Pasha, president Of
the council, and requested him to sign their
draft ON organic law Cherif Pasha referred
them to the khedive, who deferred his reply
to their request. and summoned the English
and French consuls to a consultation. In
the course of the conference, Cherif Pash a
arrived at the palace and rendered his resig-
nation
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THE bill before Congress TO increase the
efficiency of the Signal Bureau is likely to
pass Congress. 1t will be a very gratifying
thing to see the bureau put into a position to
extend its observations, multiply its sources
of information, and win from nature every
secret she can be made to tell about the
,-aatbar
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TENNESSEE MASONS.
Closing Exercises of the Grand Lodge OF
the State-Thanks Of that Body
rendered DesotO Lodge
or Memphis, for Their disqualification Of
Degree Work-Grand Officers APP
peinted-Superb Banquet.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February q The Grand
Lodge instructed the four principal officers
to confer with the officers OF the Grand
Chapter concerning the appointment Of q
grand lecturer for both bodies.
A resolution was adopted rendering thanks
to the officers and members OF Desoto Lodge,
OF Memphis, for acceding to the request OF
the grand master OF the Grand Lodge.
The following officers were appointed: The
Rev. H. A. Jones, of Memphis, grand chap
liu; F. M. Smith. of Memphis, senior grand
deacon; A. X. Miller, of Lebanon, junior
grand deacon; d. J. Pierce, of Chattanooga
grand mirshal; John Bell, jr., OF Murfrees-
boro, grand sword bearer; s. c. Rogers, of
Concord, grand steward; J. Q. Strange, OF
Athens, grand pussuivant; George scriferle,
of Nashville, grand tyler. After their install
lation, the Grand Lodge adjourned.
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rhe s.uyten Duyyu Disaster.

New York, February 1.-The grand jury
investigating the Spuyten DuyVil disaster,
recommend that on all trains of more than
three passenger care a conductor and not
less than Que train man for every three cars
should be provided. That the electric signal
service in use at the Grand Central depot be
continued, and also the application of the
time clock system and the Pennsy lvania sys-
tenn; that all dangerous cuts shall have
signalman and patrolmau; that all train
hands should be required to be able to read
and write, and every train provided with
tools aud pals. The jury also condemn the
practice of giving free passes aud say that
this should be prohibited by Law.
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Anfi-Mormon Meeting mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER, February 2.-The meeting
called to condemn Mormonism YVES well at
tended at the Brick Presbyterian church to-
the Rey. Mr.. Page, after which DR.. NJ. ID.
Anderson, Charles E. Fitch, editor of the
Democrat and Chronicle; George Raines and
Rev. J. T. Gracey, spoke briefly. Resolu-
tions coudemning polygamy were adopted.
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FRANCE.

RESUMED HIS EDITORIAL FUNCTIONS.
PARIS, February 2.-Gambetta has re-
sumed editorial direction of the Repubitqae
FJ-nacdiSs
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To Protect Themselves from Compeff.

tfon-
PHILADELPHIA, February 2--Capitalists
interested in the protection of soft coal in
Western Pennsylvania, are endeavoring to
arrange plan for the regulation of produc-
ton and TO protect themselves from ruinous
competition; also to establish equitable and
fixed rates for coal from the coal-helds to
Buffalo. President Gowen, of the Reading
railroad, is said to contemplate q pool OF
coal interests after the manner OF the trunk
Lines arrangement for handling their passsn-
ger and freight business.
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IRELAND,

DUBLIN, February "A woman named
Cronin, of the town OF Millstreet, informed
against eighteen "Moonlighters," who dis
guised themselves at her house.
The mayors fund amounts to $4,000.
Manchester and Glasgow, in public meet
ings, expressed indignation at the outrages
practiced on Jews in Russia.
FOUND MURDERED IN HIS HOUSE.
A money-lender was found murdered in
his house, in Cashel.
A WHOLE TOWN ARRESTED.
Nearly every inhabitsnt OF one town in
Tough Mask has been arrested on suspicion
of completely in the murder of Process
Server Huddy and his nephew.
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sou.n Carolina Jockey club.

CHARLESTON, February 2.-At the spring
meeting of the South Carolina Jockey Club
the one mile race was won by LaGloria.
Time-1 :537. The three-quarter mile race was
won by Kent; Sportsman second, and Clara
third Time-1:20. The mile and a quar-
ter race was also won by Kent; Lynchpin
second and Bonnie Castle third. Time-2I8.
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AUSTRIA.
THE RESURRECTION SPREADING.

= = THE iNsURKECTION SPREADING
vienna, February 2-The budget COM
usittee of the Austrian delegation approved
the grant of S,000,000h. for the sup
preston OF the instruction. The minister
Of war said the instruction was now NOV
ing more toward the frontier of Bosnia and
Here Covina.
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CINCINNATI, February "A meeting OF
Que hundred and fifteen persons, creditors OF
Archbishop Purcell,was held tonight to take
measures to bring about a speedy settle
ment of their claims. A number OF speeches
were made, complaining of delay by The
assignee, and a committee was appointed to
urge the Probate Court 10 compel an early
settlements. 1t was also resolved TO form
permanent creditors association for the pur-
pose Of watching their interests.
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The weather in some parts OF Russia has
ruined the wheat that has been sown; this
gives chance for lively trade when our
own next crop comes in, if the spectators
will condescend to ALLOW the farmers
chanra
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THE violation OF any of natures laws
fort. Exposure viii induce colds, throat
diseases, consumption, otc., all OF which give
warning by troublesome cough. Use Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in time, and remove both
the cause and effect CT your discomfort.
D. lH1EscH & Co.'s Old Judge cigars, factory
a72 "a C,Ilsc Ilial Y V n-e h.st g fcf2hs
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GERMANY.
DECLINED TO TAKE THE OATH.

DECLINED TO TAKE THE OATH.
BERLIN, February 2-In the lantag one of
the new Schleswig-ordained members de-
clined to take the oath, FORGETTING his seat.
This incident in itself, it is claimed, affords
proof of the unpopularity of the Prussian
geoin,e in North Schleswig.
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Penusyr,ania,s rew Loan.

HARRISBURG, PA, February about
100000 has already been received in pay
ment for the new State loan recently issued,
and it is expected that the whole SO, 0O0, 900
will be in by tomorrow. This will be paid
out at once TO redeem the six per cent. bonds,
so there will be little left OF the original
amount at the end OF February.
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EDITOR GAMBETTA.
The Ex-Premter Resumes Control of His
JournaI-In the Beputfes-The Presi-
DENT and Manager Of the
Union Generate Arrested for Swindlink
Aid for Russtan yews-Ths Inter.
national Billiard II steh.

Madrid, February 2.-The bishops Of
Valencia. Segorbea and Creuse insist upon
the pilgrimage to Rome being conducted I'M
der the control of the ecclesiastics, to the
exclusion of all lay-supervision.
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The English like the reversal of Blaine's
Peru-Chili policy-it suits their interests.
We are on the same continent as Chill, but
our protection system, that does not protect,
has given most OF Chilrs trade to England.
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THE New York Tribune says OF the former
dictator for Memphis: minister Hurlbut is
elected unanimously by the whole country
to back seat in private life for the rest Of
his mortal career"
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THREE hundred years ago; in the time OF
Bloody Mary" the search after the secrets
OF the Arctic seas began, and to this day
the great mystery OF all, the pole, remains as
unknown as ever
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ESeLAND is dealing ont just indignation
upon Russia for her Jew-baitings; we do not
Russia is our friend and ally; it sold us
Alaska and sent Prince Alexis to look at us.
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stru<xIe with . Maar

CLEVELAND, O., February "A special
to the Herald report. that, as Deputy-Sherif
Plat, of Mahoning county, was taking an
insane man from the train at Garfield to-day
to convey him to an in6rmary the prisoner
sud emily threw the officer down and stamped
on his head, inficting ugly wounds with the
hob-nailed shoes that he wore. The lunatic
was secured by bystanders after desperate
struggle.
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MARRIED..

NAYHEw-INGRAM-on Wednesday, Febr1ary
l. 1882 at O'Clock pm, at So Elliott street, by the
Rev ]. 2. jay, Mr.. FRANK MAYHEM and Miss IpA
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QUEEN VICTORIA has had the musical |
COMPOSITIONS of her late husband published |
in London. They are for the voice and sell |
we'll.
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The fact that some trace OF belong, the
commander of the Jeannette, has been dis
covered is gratifying; tidings OF his rescue
and welfare would be very welcome.
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Reports of favorable progress in the set
Element at Paris seem TO be confirmed by the
effect on the London Stock Exchange, where
most OF the foreign securities closed firm, ex-
cept Egyptians, which were affected by other
causes.
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DIED.

RYAN-Miss NELLIE RYAN, eyed twenty years.
Funeral from "A Mosby street this tFRIDAY) Af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited. to attend.
= HARGRAvE-On Thursday eveni.g, February
, Iss2, at $50 O'Clock, EAsroS MCcLOUD. youngest
of Clay Hargrave, aged thirteen months and
two days
Funersl this (FRIDAYl afternoon at o'clock,
from es Third street. Chelsea Friends of the fam
lie ifixi4ed
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New YORK, February q The Herald
furnishes the following:
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SAIL for Libel.

Is Memphis, at s. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DIR. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
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PIITsDURG, February 2-The Wsverly
Coal Company, of this city, has entered suit
against ths NatioadI Labor Tiib..as and d. X.
Jones, president Of the Miners Association,
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gust Septembs

A MOVEMENT is on loot in New York to
institute regular sanitary and medical in
spection of the public schools.
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EMPEROR

LOUIS NAPOLEON was
a great smoker and prided
himselfon having the finest
cigars in the world, made
especially for him in Hav-
ana.
Prof. Horsford the noted
chemist says that some
years since in Cuba he had
a desire to secure the best
cigar made on the Island
and upon inquiry found the
manufactures who made
Louis Napoleon'sc igars and
bought from him three OF
them paying one dollar IN
gold for each. In CONVEX
sation with the maker Prof.
Hersford asked whether a
finer cigar could be made
and where the leaf tobacco
used in these was raised.
The manufacturer replied
that it was impossible to
make any better goods and
no other leaf would equal
that used for this purpose.
For these cigars he spe-
cially imported leaf grown
in the golden tobacco belt
of North Carolina,
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JAcKsos, MICH, February 2.-Christian
Rrittsnbach, life convict, sentenced in No
vsmber, 1878, for the murder of his grand
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EXTREMELY palaiable, and sure cure fer
all mslsrial diseases, is DR.. Lesiie's Quinine
Wine
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Smoked BIZ as fastidious

Smoked by as fastidious
an Emperor as Louis Ma
poleon and costing one
dollar each in gold we
presume those cigars were
perfection. The outlet Of
this golden tobacco belt OF
North Carolina is Durham
and the same grade of to-
bacco which was exported
to Havana for the Empe-
ror's cigars is what we use
in BLACKwELL's BULL Dur
HAN LONG Cur. That Is
the reason we don't have
to put any drugs in our
goods TO make them sell.
You see we are the largest
buyers of this grade Of leaf
in the world, and have the
FIRST PICK OF all the crop
and get the choicest quality
every time.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley, iHereas-
Jag eIOESness, fellored by rain, variable srtnds,
safionary or 'ouOer temperature IA he easte7 POI-
ton hioher pTsssure
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ca. ELMO COMMANDERY, No. Is, KIT
. Will meet in stated eonclave this n
(FRIDAYl evening. Feornary Sd, az sNH ~
O'Clock at their Asylum, Odd Fellows M
Hall, for dispatch OF business. Fatigue "
dress Visiting Sir Knights cautiously invited
BY order n. W. SPEERS, JE. Z. e.
J0HS d. HUM, Recorder.
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superb work.
The erempli6cation of work in the second
and third degrees before the members OF the
Grand Lodge by the officers and members OF
Desoto Lodge, for the first time in the his
tory of Tennessee Mssonry, was per-
fectIy superb, and was most highly COM
mended. Every seat in the Masonic hall
was filled by Masons, who witnessed
the proceedings with unusual. relish. The
Fellowcraft's degree was taken by DIR. Paul
+. Eve, and the degree of Master Mason by
John f. Featherston. At the conclusion OF
the last-named degree, the members Of De-
soto Lodge were invited to magnificent
banquet by the Nashville squad. On the walls
Of the banquet hall were the words: 1.-THE
Squad Greets YOU" After partaking OF
substantials and delicacies, the following
toasts were suggested:
THE ToAsTs.
Long may Memphis prosper:p Captain
Thomas /. Dodd, of Nashville.
"To the brethren of Memphis, and esPec-
tally OF Desoto Lodge, who are not present
tonight; absent in body, present in spirit,
and though absent not forgotten" r. {.
Williamson, OF Memphis.
"The dead city of Memphis, on the banks
of the great Father OF Waters: May the
Masons and our brethren of the Taxing
District, with the strong grip OF the lions
paw, resurrect her from the grave and bring
her to the grandeur and the glory Of the
Oriental namesake when she fourished near
the waters of the Nile," suggested by Major
James ID. Richardson, of Murfreesboro, and
responded to by Fl. H. Ingersoll, OF Knox
vile.
"Grand Commandery of Tennessee" B. F.
Haller, of Memphis.
"Grand Lodge of Tennessee" Judge n. w.
Mcconnell.
"The brethren OF the back-waters TO the
brethren of the great Father OF Waters:
May hearts commingle as do the streams,
and flow on forever to the great ocean OF
peace friendship and brotherly love-" WA.
Thorn, of Nashville.
"Past Grand Masters OF the Grand Lodge
of Tennessee: May they ever meet with us
and by their council and advice keep us from
error" Past Grand Master Trion.
'sThe Wives and Children of Our Visiting
Brethren: May good angels watch over
Them" Captain Russell, of Columbia.
County Lodges" Sam Deakins, of Jasper.
At the conclusion of the toasts, aud Lang
Syne was sung, and, after greetings with
members OF Desoto. Lodge, all went their way
reioicinD