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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

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INSTRUCTION b. DEAF EIueess and acquainted Eith
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21
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ON SATURDAY, Mar. sIst

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NOTICE.
FOR SALE

nTRING NJ AE>ENCE FROM THI> EEvr.
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NO IA all mIarara r. l1-a1.17I E1r r. r1T- 70 l-.1r
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

B. slElsugr rI-7 makes s1ue -1IliIEa.i upuu ElH
salH--uur Ii flc8 I4ulrs. There EEll ll-yH7s be .
1sr-al 1erea1I-aI--s II bad Iu1s among my l1-s
1ult- 1f men 1uH 1f -fu Ir - salllrs We s-lecr
Few viii tlsgrIcs -Ieuss87ss and -= IIIcIru 5leT
raI- by drunkenness IlC IHEuICilErv. A. a sDuT
lr7VHrsr the sa1grs III SINGS ID VIZ are a. veil be-
lHr4st sgT VI LEu 1IE De humid Il1 Sc .is-
.1r.aiiI~ a.I-la 5le -gmHrls gt our contemporary
llrTl.ii -rr Even u iIcii iuss =E-stsit lrse,
uul- l4 Ia 1s moderately gu-gr ami dues lut -ltzr
aszs win l.la .lutTr- CT others Irrie l-luvllist
sululI -u nude tIr ann. considering Hls .uuL sen
rrrrL-T.s IlG tile IrT-s CHANCE be laH u -atrllLI
l1l1=eruaur Islurs ~ s must IUr be- hard % 1UDc
+reH.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Eis sivias OK a 5tl Ia hey sevk. slic1 lle .,zl-
glrr1nt -vi.l;cgs ssirs ~ aPart &c sEvcti- rra-
issis ser~,cs-S - ID ugry bad 1s-1s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

N THIS CITY On SATURDAY
4 E-Hll11. HalHI r-.l- +AFtIEeE PDCA=
1llA- rruEllIll- rl.I4I.F plaa1 tlufl- ~. 4lt
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-s1lrI.I Hs -agr-H lIl lHrs IIi i.sa % -ia money
D. ~ --u- y IL ~ q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Fqs5uassar G;saszll wailasy hopss b. aavs las
ugF P1,ail u .nsv C'risr Servacv EapclAis t1r lss
BE- lle sgnsrlI Fulli,, ca Ard Isl
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GUNNY BAGS,

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

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sa1lsi4 In Er-1 PI-rur 7r f7F r1 Fus1. T. o.. A. a7-
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.rra.-s IlrTlsr .4- r-1 rH1- So per- payable
.a1ur=4IlTl. A large PARTON H. rIH HlrIT.s E-lr.
81 L11t 10 .1.11Ia fHr rrH watson 70 ~I7z- I1H
l1f q. .l.lI II 1sI- -aa u.. rf L.ilr e CO.. LII71
rrrlHT.
al sl-1 all One --s 1t al3 Tl-s. -1aueH- % ll -1
alar Lot o. Land sirllrr1 5-alr sa.Hr q 20. -
4-rT zHft o. OBJ 1r4. IruIaIrl rs u r-sls
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

The -Blls- -1lll5tls Class vii leigiu N Non
ss- s-suur ILI-sn -ill. I- r. siBrE N The new
Gymnasium 1u Fort 81 [lstrucrIuu VII BE- gwen
BIZ Hiss El-lE Eisr-s. % 5lrugr pupII 1tiDr. Duo
Lewis. Llli-es proposing ~ Jun -lH .iIiE s1ulG
present alaE-el YES a sjIztalis 1zsss The tom
ul-1se 0r-1uu-e % sun consisting q three paris
vH.sv SKIRT IlG -lTsars- The VI-st s-lG.a De-
perfectly gr=a and 5Ill three gr fur inG-as below
5l1s rrg.sggult The shlrr should be- two yards 1r
--1--a "a with ElG If below -ls knee .alL-rI-
e saru..i be- served 1l Ghu band II me vIlsf- The
..rrza7s .lru.E 1a fall. Iud fastened 1siGv zle
.f1Ha g- aII=51r lIllis. SGUls with lrlHt Inv
heels Ira best
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

e B. 81 = srrHtrF,Hs rs sGgpilsi win a military
band VI 81 pieces. ullisr The leadership Gt III
George 8lrt sElEslstll-- x fur = tHt .Ir-lrsus,
-us dI=, gEH GIcrul1, 1t And II -uruers, four
fa1 lrrls -sU and 70 E-gmhunEs, supnluIl, barn
-ur & lHss -lI-Dugr. luuEar;lus and luuilz
bass liz Eirt Is d practical Musician ami lHs
rsau - rsI-s 10 Fer br-zI1uIc MIla=tT's sarvicH.
81 l- ll 1G- SON I'd souvenirs d che -slIri lr lls
-I1er-urs. IlElr silver ;frIr presented % ann
By -nr.l rhIrt-s berssf1rri II E. 2. u : TIHIri-r-
. r.-1 ll I7urv lItgu uuuli=tt win slilu -Uit- a
ElEaI I'd lie asEGrscllLuu lr lls merits BY me
iiear4 ID H.Ie SHINE vessel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

ftllat -l.Il saa--'s Is -Iu6slIl 1liIlsl N The
rzr-srrlmaua Flr7igIul I1r t1uall- a prlulIueut
anil 11guur vas 1l ~ ll EnuiIiI 5lls Fssi- -sprs-
ssl15ll o. number u gialuzui win iissIrs caars
Who che almIuE -llBl E-Ll be- b mattEr nj vital
interest 8l me 1usfg1rL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

The Fr1spvcI1s Ct --e Toes >.,'as - p oc 2 b.
rlaa1. gIasass N-fs~ has 5vsn handed % u ard a
rllr 1il3 tT two Of The prospective Prupristlrs.
Tins pager rs zEprc1gJ - q a long tea want or
-1zltrn -5Et1r uIc1 t-it among the Ch11Ese, =
90 BE- ullll,let Tbs CIV weekly and y hupei
-t1 -rrVu 1f g-=a- iGvuzEzgs and prun1 - the
-E1E-sg 1Eellllls b. 1hls Girgup. NgGshults -ate
la. lrvE set FIR the -1rst ippcarsrcv the
90 1-i1L and lusIlcs, MANAGERS we're enlisavCrt1g
l1 i-s. -llm ul Issurgd ADVERTISING pHtz1ua-,e
before commencing -leIr uutl2caza1n-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Ca-PartHershiD S8tiee.
NOTICE l. HEEEBF CIV -
- mas aIa Ir1 1IlsT No aIs ALlila --.rsh CO.
iazallt by o. g ..s1HaI.al luu Zee ll.1- lHrgfl.lr
1af.rHfi. HlH BORN Tlal n p Pa. ~ Z 2 - 7 f-l-
BIS 90 a lI1i.-s 1f .e esd l7u WI. b. t7llg1
b. =iI Ilr.s.lsH ll1laIs a1 - 1rtar m J.
ill1r ll--H1E rs EIls lLlLa.
a-l l4tll
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

Il-ssrs. L7glH @ johnson have purchased Of NJ.
Elau. Wells lls interest IN lila business CARRIED
rl by lIr Is iail-r "a t1rnlrIr= AMI uusira- IL
serlueuns Iz N1s. DO and II E-rr street. tlr the
sum NJ - no. ana vii s1uruIs the slime -Clsi-
moss l- 1lr rlE stand. Mr Wells failing hsullh
-rulg.s llnI -l EIls Trip abroad. % Europe, anu
b. has grau cuulssll ned by the new 1r-I % MAKE
-1-.1H=s- flr them M vI-,Eus lines u ulucs II
llll ulrts lt llz Gid world hr- Wells 1ts 1ecn a
1rn-- -luR-rls lltVsrrlsgr and the 1rgpIr-llu %
winch In, business his Increased within -lH last
5sry TsIrs snGFs plainly the i,iTtuEllgs u ld7sr-
sl4lll "srrr IEG It-al-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

llaalls l-g 1zudgr-i b. Goa G. " As--5sr-i-ss,
A. j. CarsF-ilgls E.sg-. Gsssr- = " kloer-sfl @
Go, and y g. E1rIr1g alr li1s news tIuurs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-03-21

4rllI. Laalaila Val mile ltfl IL "sAa--tl- 2
-r1uHar -luuarrsd win che g. g., by .iz-lulIsil
-i-r1fr lue aisir LAST week. The IfzzIv t1Ha 1il1a
ll . bow 7azIf- AIpaal- EllEii has uur been an
sralra Ed. llg -zsueEfIla 1lr-llu n me slIl7rllll
11ar Tine guIIcs fiIGulu Keep a EIs-l Ipuu Tie
IaIt7 I'D lguur uii aers Iulisr che l'IIss ~ --I-
rHr llE and uGr 1Ear
Ells s-1lrlIuHIr III che week a. -llu Ias lsan lie
l=t lllli s-l. "a lIE lutiEG slur- u NJ Carr c.
z Anna. Ilt algur la.E 0 liGEsu ltiHr CLllallgu.
IIr allln- .laIlr yILIluL a IGgnHn. Llr El1al lsll
rrrulIai must III aLH vs-ii- Que Cinnamon sieiIi
rglla-. l.... WIS i1ad ElIH. Mr CAR md 1theE1
1all lur -Iir7 ont sE-l Ers 1ullG guilty tllli
duaI ga. sIEI and -laiE ANNA AID others 1u-
1al..Ht HI Tins -uursus lguc-. M lisITr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

Mrs. Don Cameron has written to
friends in Washington, saying that the
senator does not expect to return home
until the summer of 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

known. AS regards the virtues OF our
mineral waters, but little need be said,
for while many places OF like nature
have been claiming the attention of
the public for the past year or two,
those familiar with the merits of attest
the superiority Of the springs, saying
that while its waters are almost uni
versally beneficial, they are injurious
to none.
Were IL not from the fact that we
are in n mparatively new country. 1t
would be surprising that the
magnificent water power about
this place is not utilized.
within stones throw of the town
may be found n site where, with proper
appliances, sufficient power may be
obtained to run almost any amount OF
machinery, and building stone in un-
limited quantities may be found al
most upon the spot. We believe and
confidently expect to see these natural
advantages turned to account in the
near future.
Prospects for cotton crop in this
section are excellent, the light rains
being exactly suited to its develop
ment
Col. McGauhy and family and our
enterprising Mr.. j. w. Yantis are on II
trip out west.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

FL Paso Times. Going from I'll Paso
into Paso del Norte across the Rio
Grande and the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico, the
scenery presents as great a contrast as
the physical appearance between the
population of the twos nationalities.
On the American side everything is
teeming with a busy, bustling throng
of people engaged in all the various in
dustries known 10 this country, rail-
roads, machinery, manufacturing,
merchandising, etc, and while the old
ancient town has passed centuries
without any apparent inprovem, mt,
except the Mexican Central and other
little enterprises pushed by northern
genius and capital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
BOSQUE COUNTY.
The Campaign Opened on the Court-house
questionable Coming Barbecue
Other Morgan Matters.
RADIO.


Other Morgan Matters.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Morgan, July M.--The canvass for
the county site removal has besun in
earnest. 1t opened at Kopperel yes
terday. Meridian was represented by
Messrs Collier and Lumpkins of that
place, and Morgan by MeSsrs Hawkins
AN Iinnin. We. learn from Capt.
Hawkins that much interest was man
iiested by the voters in that town, and
lie thinks Morgan will receive II large
majority there on the day Of the elec-
ton. The same gentlemen are TO
speak at Kimble to-day.
Mr.. Stanc !, who has been absent
in Southeastern Texas for some weeks
at the bedside of sick brother, re-
turned home Saturday. We are sorry
to report that his brother died before
he left and assure him he has the SYM
pathy of all our people in the loss OF
him.
Two negro boys had fight in the
rear of the Commercial House the
other day and were promptly fined by
the mayor.
Our square-dealing justice Of the
pence has been sick Tor the past two
days.
several new residences are being
erected in different portions of
our town. III Morgan's popu-
lation continues to increase as il is
now doing, it can't be many years be-
fore she will be Il booming little city,
| whether she is successful III obtaining
the county site or nor.
The ball at Kopperl few nights
ago was the cause of several oil our
young men who attended wearing
sleepy faces the next day.
| Our barbecue on the 10th of next
month promises to be u grand success.
All the people of Morgan and sur
rounding country are com
! lug in liberal with their
| donations TO make it such.
! The programme will be one that will
attract attention, and cause many peo-
/ pie 10 be In attendance. We will have
select speakers Tor the occasion; game
of base ball Will be played by two good
Hines that viii meet here for that pur,
! puse. Splendid music will be furnished
! uy the Morse brass band, which is "a
good as can be found IN this portion OF
the stale. Many other attractions TO,
numerous u mention comprise Tx
/ programme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

Dublin Enterprise. We learn that
on some night last week Mr. W. j.
Davies pasture fence, out in the edge
of Comanche county, was literally de-
stroyed by malicious persons, the
wires were cut in two at every post
which are eight feet apart, the whes
falling on the ground between the
posts. The fence was thus destroyed
for three-quarters of mile on both
sides of the pasture. Mr.. Davies is Il
citizen of our town and very much
liked by the people generally, and no
reason can be assigned for thus injur-
ing him, except that il was done by
parties who wanted their stock to have
the benefit OF his pasture lands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
WICHITA COUNTY.
Sales and Shipments OF Cattle ana sheep
Personal Notes.

Sales and Shipments OF Cattle ana sheep
Personal Notes.
Correspondence OF Gazette.
Wichita Falls, July %. Il. Il. Col
Inns shipped to II. Strahorn 4 Co. of
Chicago, from this place aud Henrietta
fifty-five head of beef cattle during the
the last week.
;. ;. Maddox shipped 20 Gregory,
Cooley d Co., Chicagy, froii Henrietta
twenty-five cars during the week.
Craven and Horn'r sold $50 head of
sheep to Messrs. Ireland & Brunstetter
of Henrietta and will deliver them to-
das.
One thousand head of stock
cattle passed through town
yesterday on their way to the
Nation. They were driven from Mon
taeue county. Mr.. Florence Hall is
controlling them.
II B. Kinzie of Vernon came in
town yesterday on his way to Fort
Worth.
j. Il. Kane of Gainesville visited the
Falls this week ON business for the
Singer Sewing Machine Com
plny. Mr.. Kane Is manager for this
company in this district.
s. b. Burnett came i'm from the Fort
yesterday.
The following names registered at
the Harris House, II. w. Brannon,
Henrietta b. Foster, Flatonia: /.
Younger, Sherman; Tom Jones, Gal
weston; j. +. Scott, 1exas; VIM. Ken
newy, Mexia; ID. NJ. Allen, Halliday;
A. ID. Goodeuougl, st. Louis; VIM.
Scheuber, Fort Worth; Il. A. Glour,
Wheeler county; Corn Leucy, Austin;
Geo S. Eaton, Galveston; w. h. Payne,
Bryan; J. II, Cunningham, Coffyville;
John w. Wray, Fort Worth; :. v.
Anderson, II. Il. Powers, Sing Sing,
Texas; w. j. Murphy, Sherman; Il. b.
Kinsey, John Il. Stevens, Vernon; O..
Z. Beck. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Preparing to Build New Jaii-The Zap
tists-A Ring Scandal-Local and Per-
snnaI

tists-A Ring Scandal-Local and Per-
sonaI.
Correspondence ofthe Gazette
Cleburne, July 22.--rhe county com
missioners will meet tomorrow, and
they will probably take some action in
regard to erecting Jail in place of the
one burned last week.
The Baptist association Is still in
session, and its workings are very har-
monious.
A very unpleasant ring episode, af-
fecting the integrity of young gen
tleman who had the confidence of the
entire community has arisen. The
young gentleman was on the eve of
leaving Cleburne, and before he left
presented friend with a beautiful
cameo ring. A few days afterwards
the happy recipient of the ring was in
u .iewelry store exhibiting it. The
jeweler looked at the ring and then in
that the ring was his and lie had
never sold it. The gentleman
having the ring refused to give it up
until he heard from the one present.
ing it, and suit for the ring is threat
ened. The many friends of the alb
sent gentlemen are confident that there
is some mistake which he can explain
and refuses to believe him guilty of any
wrong.
The fellow Carr, who was recently
arrested III Mckinney for theft, lived
in Cleburne for time. He was very
attentive to a respectable young lady
of this place, but she could hardly be
termed belle of Cleburnen as the
Dallas Hcrdtd stated.
&. G. Allen, of the land department
of the Santa Fe, is here working up
the sale of lots at Alvarado on August
2nd. Many of our citizens are
taking great interest in this
sale and will invest largely.
ID. G. Stone d Co., grocers, viii
shortly move into the Merritt building
on the north side of the square.
j. ID. Bryan, Esq, leaves in the
morning for the Louisville exposition.
Cleburne house register for to-day !:
Jules Chaudron, Fort Worth; w. b.
Henderson, ST.. Louis; S. A. Conrad,
Theo. Holt, New York; V. G. Fart,
Galveston; G. b. Epes, New York (;
Mrs. Blob, Valley Mills; j. f. Nc
Clelland, Florida; Mrs, Meredith, Al
varado; A. &. Allen, Galveston; A.
Sterne, Louis Peco, Thos. Roberts,
Dallas b. f. Russell, Hill Creek; r..
5. Dukes, Missouri; S. w. Sydnor,
Galveston; j. b. PoindeXter, Alva-
| RADIO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

San Antonio Express: The historians
OF the past point to San Antonio as n
mammoth graveyard OF martyred
heroes to the cause they deemed the
true cause OF humanity. The histori-
ans of the future will point to San An
tonic as II still greater graveyard of
societies, organizations and public
movements for the amelioration of
mankind and the commercial prosper
ity of the city. There are more Of such
dead than are now in existence, yet
new claimants for honorable graves are
appearing almost daily. The trouble
appears to he too close adherence TO the
soda water plan all energy and pop at
first, but followed by u too rapid loss of
force.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

"Prickly Ash Bitters" is an unfail-
ing specific for all complaints arising
from arrangement of the functions
of the liver. 1t purifies the blood and
infuses new life into the invalid.
Pains in the side, general uneasiness.
loss of appetite, headache, bilious at
tacks, etc., etc, are such indications
that ii corrective is needed. ''Prickly
Ash BiLtersn is especially adapted for,
these complaints. 1t arouses torpid
liver to action and restores it to a
healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
pALo PINTO COUNTY.

s 5fings Beauty OF Location,
- ATM sphere, Mineral Waters
and Oiher Attractions.
Qndence OF the Gazette.
~ Hprings, July 23.-As we often
Z lstfers of inquiry in regard to
3k3l0nand other matters pertain
our Town, we will give the read
|blic o brief description through
1{llcnk of the GAZETTE. 1t de-
!ename from Mr.. =. rhorp who
the land in 1856, and lies south
entherford, its nearest railroad
twenty-one miles. With re-
o eIxe, it is quite small compared
many of our thriving western
There are two things which
gtvays bring Thorp Springs into
Hellce, viz: lis educational facili-
~ lis mineral waters. AS to the
rss We can justly claim
|faGes unsurpassed by
location in our bros,i
|QDirc like state. Embedded in
@oveliness and lofty hills and
ling 4treams, its associations aud
l>l<llugs are of a nature lest
|3So The highest moral and intel
development. From any
!audlng EN- hence the handiwora
1ro - shown in lavish display,
larled outline of wooded slope
tx teaching prairie presenting
~ Vuce beheld not soon forgot
1q calcllated to inspire retlec-
q the most exalted and purify
lalatter.
Town is especially noted for the
and Religions influences prevail
~ social atmosphere. The
~ spirituous liquor Is
u1keQ throughout The
county and the temptations "a
nq 1mmorality SO fatal to grow
'llth PC here comparatively un'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25
They Need Not BE.

A large number OF people will be
surprised IL, when the democratic eau
Gus meets next December, Samuel j.
Randall should be nominated for
speaker on the first ballot. We shall
not, however, be among The number.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-25

John Bright's speech at the Metro
politan Tabernacle has been translated
into Spanish, with II view, II Is said, 10
aiding the movement toward the scpa-
ration of the church aud state in
Grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-26
GRAND ARMY kNCAMPMRNTS.

Troy, Jan. 25-The Grand Army Encamp-
ment tonight elected the following department ofccrs
Commander. General John A. Reynolds; Senior Vice
Commander. II. Clay Hail. and Junior ice-Commandrr
+. a. Jones, Medical Director, william H. Hall Chap
lain ] II. Cunning; Council OF Administration william
c. Booth A. H>well. T. L. Poole. W. Blase and j. NJ.
Farquahar. The delegates 10 the National Encampmen
Are Henry ". socum, G. A Macarthur, John NJ. Farqua-
har ii. j. swift JoDn W. JacoUns rhumas y. scott, l.
I. Miles, John ParKs. t. Goodrioh. r. A. Hish A .
Larish John L. Slavery, A. H. soear. w. o. Hugglns, "
Cheney. W. l. DE Long, A: ID. Limbergcr, l. I lhomP-
SON George d. story, W. J. sherman aud q. j. Cnntno
resolu ion adopted deprecsting the attempt OF
United states senator to deract fron he lame OF Gen
rra Thomas. lt ORDERED 10 DO transmitted 10 the
Senate A banquet followed Ii the evening
TRENTON. n. j. Jan. 25-rne Grand Army OF the Re
public NewJersey held s annual session hero to day
The Grand Commander reported that there were now
about 900 members IN the state. increase OF over
600 for the year over $4,000 was distributed during
te wear for cha r. able PURPOSES banquet gwen
this evening The session will close tomorrow