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ORUGS. CAGNFIChT,S.

Frank 6. Edwards-Inrorter and Dealer, Mr.
$50 Market street (Pheiau's Block. San Francisco
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EDUCATIONAL,

SGStin Sates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed 70 722 |
Montgomery St, S. +. CnuntTy ORDERS solicited. |
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Entire Democratic Ticket Endorsed.

ALBANY On. W, October 4sh.-Hepburu,
the Republican candidate for Congressman
at large having declined, the State Commit,
tee Of the Anti-Monopoiists indorsa the en-.
tire Democratic ticket.
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Formally Accented.

ST. LOUIS, October 4.b.-Tha annual pa.
rade of Yelled Prophets last night was wit
messed by great crowd CT people. TIE
pageant consisted # q floats, representing q
voyage around the world by the Prophet, and
illustrating the leading characteristics Of the
principal natiors of the world
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SACRAMENTO REGORE-uNIOR.
san francisco Gntce, no. New nentganl.
cry street palace Hotel|.-J. II. sharpe Agent
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HARTFORD, October 4th-The Democratic
State Convention organized to-day, with J.
q. Gallagher as temporary Chsirmsn. The
usual committees were appointed and a re
casc tnLen - -
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.
1xrArcH LOST on SEPrEMRER -

Advertisements OF five lines in this department
1srted for 70 cents for time: three tmes for 20
cents or Is cents per week.
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NV YoRK, October 4.h,-As the Gentle
mans Diving PARK the annual Nursery
stakes were won by the three-y ear-old colt
Alroy, by Peacsn,aker, in two strli sht heats.
Time. 2:2l4, 2:274. The latter was the fast
est heat ever mace by an Eastern three.year-
old colt, beating that mada by Governor
1879, by thrse-quarters OF second. The
colt is owned by General Z. L. Trzcy, Of
BROOKLYN.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. ETC.

Stakeholder Bros. MauuIactnrtne Core
pOsitarY, 81 Market street, A. II. Isharn, Manager
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WANTED.
R0TET,s AND RES,rkURANTs
AoTEL l-AAaAAm,

Ev0BEER FOURTH AND L STREETS: AGRA
rasrto-Strictly frgt-css3, Gu the European plan.
T. D. Servers Carriages will take all passengers tree
of charge from Depot 70 Hotel
sI-ipIm' TERRY 2 co E,anapera
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@~1 3HNN|3 A-@T-I-|j = d
III. n. C00k-Manufscturer OF Leather Betting
Hose Laciug, Bullion Bags etl., southwest corner
Market and Fremont streets
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
DRUGGISTS.


AGRICULTURAL InGPLEWENTS.
George A. Davis tt so --Manutacturers' Agents.
S27 and 800 Market street.
Baker 81 ueTniItOB-Imp0rters OF Agricultural
implements and Hardware Agents OF the Benicia
Agrl Works. Junction Market, Pike and Da7 is sts
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STORE FOR SALE.

%ITCAyED AT LIyE OAK, or THE LINE -
y of the Oregon Division, c. p. K. r.; #,
doing good cash business good chance t. Ii.
make money OGly parties having about 81 SEQ need
apply For full particulars address Il. J. GOD
FREY Lire o.. suffer county, Cal. sS-lm-
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Carclan, Cory Il CO.-importers Of Hardware,
Iron and Steel Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Weeks, Northwestern Horse Nail Company, ard
S0uthingtNn Cutlery Co. Nos 100 aud 10 Front
street, and Nos. III and 10 California street
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villa ,wer rrots yo-naY.

NEW York. October 4.h.-Ex-Governor
Stanfosds Wifi wer, the California; bred
thres-year-old FLY, starts Thursday in the
Msii stakes, amounting 10 81, zoo. The
Others are selected from the best three-yesr.
olds representing both North and South.
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Artists
BETTING EO5E Etc

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Photographer, No. u
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uMos.l
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BLOW WE MELTON
Oh
ChidrenS Buf Shoes (a3D Sizes to TO- Price, so cents
GhidrGnS Grain Shoes Qa raw hide tip szs TO- Price, 30
cents.
Ghdr8n8 Pebble Shoes (aG) soc leather tip 8 to 10 2.
Price, 81 25
Chtdrens PSOb9 Shoes t5un) sole leather tip siz8 to II
Price, 81 Is.
Misses Best Quality Calf Shoe G8 Sizes II to g. Price, 81 U.s.
Misses Heavy Grain La}8 Sh03 Sizes Il TO Price, ST.
Misses Heavy Grain Button Shoe Sizes II to g. Price, 81 U.s.
Youths Heavy English Walking Shes double toe Siz8 II to g.
Price, 81 40,
Boys Heavy English BamOrals am8 and warranted not to p
plain or dOnbla Toe Sizes l to S. Price 81 u.s.
Boys Heavy Shoes buGkGi Sizes to s. Price, 81 40
Boys Buff Congress ZTa ValuB) SIZES to s. PRICE, ST 25
DEPARTMENT YoUSG
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The weapons Used In she PIunix Park
Murders.

DUBLIN, October h.-The weapons used
by the murderers Of L5rd CavsLdish and
Under Secretary Burke, were found concealed
in the rafters Of the stables Ia the rear of a
house belonging to man recently sentenced
to penal seryitlde for iutimidating Mrs.
Kenney, the widow Of man murdered in
Seville place because be was suspected Of hav-
wing given information concerning the muir
derers. 1t is alleged that Ksnney wss the
driver Of the car in which the assassins rode
on the night of the murder. Tee weapons
found are four knives nine inches long, with
blades three-fourths of an inch wide They
are quite new, are very sharp, and are evi.
IDENTIFY surgical dissscEing knives. DisColora-
tions were found on them, which upon chemi-
cal analysis proved to have been made by
human blood. The authorities observe the
@ ricFast s:lenca
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Yellow Fever.

PENSACOLA Ella }, October 4s5.-Fifty.fve
new cases of yellow fever and three deaths
we're reportsd to-day.
BROWNSVILLE (rex }. October 4th.-Three
new cases and 80 deaths t6-daY. Two per-
soDs srs down with the fever at Fort Brown.
Al Point Isabel the:e are no new cases, and
the old ones are convalescent. In Matamoras
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Hawiey Bros Hardware Co.-EmporUsrs OF
HARD ware and Agricultural Implements, Hos s9l,
S02, s05, 207 and 800 Market street, san FRANCISCO
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Foreign Missions-AnnuaI Meeting.

PORTLAND (Me.), October 4th.-The sew
enty-third annual meeting of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
opened its sessions yesterday afternoon il the
City Hail, with the President, Marx Hop
kins. in the chair. There were 600 from
outside the city in attendance. The Treas.
urer's report shows the expenditures to have
been SG49. 49, of which FIVE and four-tenths
par cent. went for the cost of seercies publ.
cation and administration. The remainder,
S614 49, was used directly in the work
abroad.
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five liDes In this department are
inserted Cor 81 centa for time; three times for 30
eents OF Is cents psr week.
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WTANTED-AB BOY, 10 OR Il YEARS OF AGE,
w who writes a good hand. apply at Insur.
once Office SSI J street SIS Il
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LISCoLN (Neb.). October 4.h.-D. C. Bal
lentire was killed while attempting to board
a moving train at Benkelmsp, On the Rspub-
fcan Valley RiiEoad. He as prominent
stock man If west N.brssks, and member
o. tie Sta.e Senate.
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Jew York, October 4h- Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, e5'; lowest, AZ .
CHICAGO, October 4h.-Highess temper.
ture to-day, 73'; lowest, So
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4 Fatal A7Gssten.

SAN ANTONIO TEX, October 4.h C. w.
Wilson, Of Wilson's sheep ranch. in Bsniera
county, was killed By his brother Adam, on
Sunday, Ia dispute about come LAID
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A Transeouti,eniaI t.IcI Gle Tin f:iYc,. In

CHEYENNE, OcsGber 4sh-WLl Rose,
journalist and bicycle tourist from DaIville,
H., who started for San Francisco on a
hicy Gle six weeks ago, viii 20 no further west
On scc'unt of the danger of getting snow.
boUad in TIE mountains. Rose came /, 100
miles on his bicycle all alone.
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WTANTED-FOUR BRIGHT AND ACTIVE
w young men, who quick at figures must
be living with their parents. Apply to
s26-tf WFISSTOCK & [TBTN
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THE DAILY RECoRp-Us.es

TEEE WEEKLY UNION
IPcbliahgd In semi-weekly partel
Ia Issued on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week,
conprtsins Et Pages In ISSUE or Sixteen Pagae
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HARTFORD, October 4sh.-A State ticket
was chosen as follows Governor, Thomas
NJ. Walter; Lieutenant Governor, Geo. G.
Sumner; Secretary of State, Alfred r, Good
rich; Controller, Thos. P. Sanford Theirs
was much confusion during the balIo;ing for
candi1a+ee . 80
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ID ANCH AND SHEEP FOR SALE
A c Cd Summer aud Winter Range Ns{Ssss5fo
$500 Acre. OF Land aud 1910 tssSsSSS
weli-brcI Sheep. Lend is situated in a5lsz--AHlss
Suffer county, the Aarysville road u miles from
SaC""'ne ITO Part OF the land il good for ralsil
60 Is only three miles from a good landing
on y 1t mento river. Land is all under good fence,
and has on 1t a now TwO.story House and Good
Barn. Title Perfect. For further particulars ia
quirs Of =. :. H0Ef- at NJ. T. BREWER u
cos, NJ. 100 Second street, Sacramento. Slim
NOR SALE-A LOT 40AlGD FEET, WITH ~
4 small f-sne house, corner Twenty third III
and | streets Sacramento. Inquire OF L IL.
kREJEBEE1rR, Il6 street. VIII be sold cheap
and upl, easy tarns. s9-lm+
NRLEAhS HOTEL - FIRST CLASS FUR
NJ uished sad unsurnished rooms 70 let to gentle
men or fans! IS iy tine day, week month. I0lS
Second strost, between and X. MRS. Il. W. OGG,
PrOprietresS au2-tf
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ST. Lawrence Channel.


MONTREAL October 4sh.-The opening Of
the 25-foot St. Lawrence channel was cele-
brated yesterday. The ocean steamer Peru
Wan made IN excursion 90 Quebec
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MONTREAL, October 4sh.-A lcss Of $50 coo
was incurred to-day at Hochelags, nes,
Mcrt ,eal, by the burning of the sack factory
and lumber yard Of Jlmes Hawley & Sop,
and Lehman & Co. 5 notion factory.
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From Garfield.
visitors.

GARFIELD, H., Aug l0th.-The roads are
muddy. 1t has rained here every day since
the Goth of July, some days as many as five
showers, interfering with harvesting and hay.
ing
Some of the oats are IN bad condition in the
shock, but the weather is dry now and the dry
winds will help In saving them.
Corns prospect are much improved by the
rain and il frost keeps away until the 18th of
September we will have as much corn IN the
town of Usage as We did last year.
Oats are very heavy; potatoes, very plenty
cabbage, good; no fruit.
Dr. Mendenhall reports the crop OF voters
and housewives for 1900 ON the boom. The
latest recorded are tor p. II. McGrath, a girl
and Henry Whalen, a boy. Good enough
Henry and p, H., we hope to meet you some
time and have amoke.
A new store is being built in Garfield. M
Files is the proprietor. We wish him plenty
INCOGNITo
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From Seneca.
Resolutions of Coincidence.

WHEREAS, The Great Architect Of the Uni.
verse has seen tit in his divine wisdom to re-
move by death from Seneca Lodge 53a, a. f. "
A. NJ, our worthy brother, Henry Betterman I;
and
WHEREAS, 1t is lifting aud proper that We,
his brethren, should in some suitable manner
testify our respect TO his memory; therefore,
Resol,yi, That in the death OF Brother Henry
Bctterman, this lodge has lost one OF its most
useful and worthy members, the community an
honest citizcn.
Resol,yd, That We as II lodge tender to the fam
lily OF cur deceased brother the assurance OF our
deepest sympathy In their great bereavement
Resollei, That these resolutions be spread up,
on the lodge records and copy, duly attested
by the W. NJ, be sent to the family OF the dc.
ceased and that a copy be sent to the QUA
wa R,l,.Jlican, Ottawa FREE TRADER, Marseilles
Regist,y, and Morris HerdM Tor publican.
F.M. ROBINSON,
G. II. X. THOMAS,
SAM. j. Cook,
COMMITTEE.
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pile of buildings will know no life save that
OF vagrant tourists and young married couples
on their honey moon excursions.
Washington is devoted TO congress and the
lobby and is always happiest when her hotels
ana appropriations are booming uut, for once
Congress has grown monstonous. An ad-
journment in August is rather late. However
this Congress Will be gratefully remembered
by all who are devoted to the beauty and
stability of Washington. The appropriations
for an increased water supply ana for convert
ing the morasses of the Potomac into lake.
lets and gardens will add greatly to the health
and beauty of the city. There Is a stretch Of
beautifully shaded and ornamented driving
parks extending from the Capitol to the White
House and including the Botanical Gardens
the Smithsonian and Agricultural grounds; it
Is proposed to extend this park by making
roads and causways through several hundred
acres of swamp, and ornamenting the grounds
with trees, flowers, fountains, and statuary
All great cities have spent much money tor
public gardens. There is perhaps no city that
has as much park space to It's population rs
Washington Paris has the Elysee and Tuill
cries, and Luxembourg Gardens besides var
ious smaller parks, but though Paris Is ten
times larger than Washington It's park space
Is not as large. do not mention the Bois de
Bologne which bears about the same relation
ington-it Is not properly part Of the city
And as for the Versailles Gardens, they are
twelve miles from Paris. There is one thing
at least in which we can surpass the parks Of
the old world, we have ampler space And, il
we have not that maturity of natural and ar.
tificial beauty which growth and antiquity can
alone bestOw, We have mechanical applian
ces and scientific resources that Will enable US
in the end to attain more perfect results. At
present the favorite drive Is to Soldiers Home,
an extensive and beautiful park about mile
beyond the city limits Every afternoon be.
tween the hours of six and eight O'Clock there
is an unbroken line of carriages, buggies,
phaetons, modern or old.tashioned, driving in
the direction of the Home. Many men dis.
tinguished in contemporary national history
may be seen on this drive. The President
drives with his little daughter IN an elegant
carriage drawn by two we'll matched bays.
Senator Sherman and his wife appear In an
open barouche drawn by two small
spirited and very dark bay horses. The dark
swarthy features of Senator Logan may be
seen IL carriage that looks like livery hack
10 al, 10 ,,,;c .;,I
and one or two other members of his family.
Representative Blackburn drives alone in a
buggy, his two horses sustain the reputation
OF old kentucky for equine style and speed.
Allen Arthur, the gigantic son Of the Presi-
dent, drives pair of small and we'll formed
bays to very light buggy. have called
him gigantic, he cannot be less than six feet
four inches, and yet he IS only eighteen
wears old.
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HOME DIRECTORY
OF Churches Orders, Societies &c.
CHURCHES.

ST COLUMBIA (Rom. CahOlic) La Sallc 81. Pastor Rev.
Father Ryan: Assistants, Fathers Donovan and O'Neil
Services NJ o'clock A. NJ S: A. NJ lO:O A. NJ, and YES
peers at 3;DP NJ. Sunday school at2:SOrA.
ST. FRANCES German Caholic). West jackson street.
Pastor Rev Father HOn Services at 80 and 1880 NJ.
Sunday school at o'clock T.. ".
CHRIST CnuRoh tEpiscopal. Corner Columbus and Ia.
tayee streets Rector Rev f. NJ Gregg Services at 10Y
A, VI. and ~ NJ Sunday school at ~ A. N.
FIRST CONG REG ATfoSAL CHURCH. Corner of Columbus
and jackson streets Pastor Rev g. b. Barnes Services
at 1890 A. NJ and ~ p. NJ. Sunday school at II NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Corner Columbus and Jefferson
streets Pastor Rev f. c. Arnold, Services at 1880 A.
and ~ p. NJ. sunday school at IL NJ.
BAPTIST CHURCH jefferson street. between La Sale and
Columbus Pastor. Rev. ID. p. Mcpherson. Services at
1880 "A. ". and IA =. NJ Sunday school al II VI.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner jefferson and Colum.
bus streets Rev NJ X Whitesey, acting pastor. Servl'
COS at 1890 A. VI. Sunday school at IL NJ.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Services held In the
French Church, West Main street Pastor Rev H. Cookie.
Services AZ 1880 A. NJ Sunday school, $3.50 A. NJ
ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH German evangelical
Lutheran West jefferson street Pastor Rev. H. Siev-
ing. Services at 1880 Sunday school at 80 p.
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covers, are now provided at about all the
shafts and the ventilation OF the mines has
been greatly improved. Indeed, IN this re-
snect we must confess that the Mines OF La
Sale are considerably ahead of those OF
S,reator, The lowest Tepulating current
found in any mine in La Sale registered 90
cubic feet per man, while some OF the PITS
have current of 200 feet. The new air shaft
at the Ogesby mine has done wonders IN IN
crossing Its air circulation some time ago 1t
had but 43 feet per man, now 1t has 10 feet-
making it one of the best aired mines IN the
county"
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ODD FELLOWS.

OTTAWA l.oDGE No ~ l. o. O. +. Meets every Thursday
evening. In odd Fellows Hall. Court street. T. W. ID.
Crane n. G.: j. o. Harris Sec.
ToNri LODGE No. $40 l. o. q. +. Meets every Monday
evening In Opera House Block W. W. Harden N G.; j.
b. Harris. Sec.
LRssING LODGE No. 3e6 O. y. +. Meets every Wed
nesday evening IN Gcdney's Block N. kelm N. g.; +.
Bernhard, Sec.
FLORENCE DpGRKE LODGE No d. OF r. Meets first
Friday evening In each month Mrs. II j. Logan, n G.
W l. Harris, Sec Social meeting Sd Friday evening OF
each month.
OTTAWA ENCAMPMEST No 81 |. o. q +. Meets ID and
4h Tuesday evenings Of each month Charles Bowers C..
p; j. o. Harris, Scribe.
IFFLAND ENCAMPMENT No. Ill |. o. o. +. Meets LIST and
81 Tuesday evenings each MONTH in Gedneys Block. Phil.
Up Lener, C. P; John Voglc, Scribe.
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CHICAGO, Aug, II, 1882.

CHICAGO Aug. Il, 1852.
The Tribune of yesterday says:
The leading produce markets averaged less ac-
tivity yesterday than usual. Wheat was easier;
oats unsettled; rye and barley steady. Red win
ter wheat closed easier at Sl.0213 bid for car.
lots Regular winter wheat closed sc lower at
81 0Ol4 al 0OfS seller August and 9S@5@9S$Ic sell
Ter September. Corn closed &c higher at 'o]9c
bid for car.ots and 774@77l4c for September.
Oats closed ll4c lower, at 43ls@43l4c for
August, S6Jsa3fc for September and s5ss @s5}5
for the year. Rye closed &c higher on futures,
at Gs93l d69c for August and 7O}3@7O93c for Sep.
TENDER, Barley closed unchanged at 9Oc for No.
September delivery and zoe for October delive.
ry. Hogs were steady at s760@S.4O for light
and at as. COOS 90 for heavy. Cattle were high
err, with sales at 3.20@7S7l2. Cash property
Ii 4 ll1.,f nll nuin nHinna
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

RED RIBBON REFoRM CLUB OF OTTAWA. Meets every
sunday afternoon, at Presbyterian church. F. Gasher
Pres. j. F. DayhOff Sec.
TIE PRoHtBITIoN CLUB OF OTTAwA Meets every Sat.
uray evening in hall Hamiltons feed store Main
II. j. Logan. Pres: Jacob Banp, Sec.
OTTAWA COUNCIL No. SO, ROYAL TEMPLARs OF TEN.
PERANCR Meets In Lynchs Hall on I'd and 4th Friday
evenings OF each month"; Giles Roberts, g. c.; c. f. Bos
worth, Rec. Sec
FAITHFUL L0DGR No sso l. o. G. T. Meets every Tues.
day evening, in Lynchs Hall. c. W. Hoxie W. c. T. {;
Frank MoultOn, Sec.
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCI ETY. OF OF.
rAwA Meets In eddiCk Block, ls sunday afternoon
and Sd Monday evening In each month John T. Burke,
Pres James Ford, Sec.
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OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER may be obtained " tne oi'o~, n
places by the single copy or suoscrip'iohs VIII 10
spylepgth of time at the regular rates;
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MASONIC,

OCCIDENTAL IoDGg No. 40 A. +. A. NJ Hall In Opera
House Block of La Sale aud Jefferson streets Jas
McManus W. NJ; A. NJ. Hoffman, Sec. Regular meetings
st and Sd Monday evenings of each month.
HUMBOLDT LoDGE No. SIS a. +: &A:M. Hall IN Gcd
ney's Block Isaac We'll, W. NJ; G. W. Fuchs Sec. Regu
lar meetings ID and 18th Friday evening each month
SHABBoNA CHAPTER Il. a, NJ Hall In the Opera House
OTTAWA JoMMANDgRY No. 10 X. 4. Meets In Masonic
Hall, Opera House Block. Edward H. Smith, f. c.; A. NJ
Hoffman, Sec Concaycs I'd and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month
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MUSICAL.

OTTAWA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday
evening" in basement of Congregational Church d. Is.
snow, Pres Otto G. Formulas, Sec.
FITzGERALD's BRASS AND REED B,ND. Meets Monday
Sale and Mill streets. Frank Lancaster, Leader.
BaCu's MILITARY BAND. Meets every Wednesday eve
ming In Plergues building, on Main street. A e. Bach,
Lender.
OTTAWA IIYDRRTAFEL. Meets every Tuesday evening,
4, Shaefers Hall c. Zwanzig President: Jacob Berznel,
Srcre
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Washington Letter.
NhtKuIbI tUITVrVUHUtENt'I
WAsIIISCToN n e. Aupust Y

WASHINGTON, ID. g., August s. 1882.
1t rs expected that the Stars and Stripes will
be lowered from the United States Capital
to day and the halls of National legislation
closed to business for four months. The Sena-
tor, the member, and the lobbyist will depart,
indeed many have gone already and the grand