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PERSONAL.

d. Martin, ofSt. Louis, is at the Wind.
sor.
L. G. England OF Ennis, is at the St.
George.
James McKie, of Austin, is booked at the
st. George.
Colonel II. II. Kee, of New York, is at
the Windsor.
f, A, Wheeler, of Rochester, N. Y, is at
the Windsor.
b; +. Vacuum, Of San Antonio, is stopping
at the Windsor.
NJ. Benedict, prominent merchant of
Terrell, is in the city.
William II. Mccain, of St. Louis is stop
ping at the st. George.
Colonel NJ. Pointer is confined to his bed
by severe attack of ilux.
j. II. Mathews and wife, of Bowie. Texas,
are stopping at the Windsor.
r. J. Street and wife, of st. Louis are
among the arrivals at the st. George.
W. II. Abrams, land commissioner of the
Texas X Pacific railway, is at the Windsor.
j. c. Higgins and wife, and Mrs. b. G,
Dnval, OF Bastrop, are registered at the
Windsor.
Mrs. DR.. J, NJ Davenport left last evening
for Denver on visit to her daughter, Mrs,
James Harley.
Mr. s. M. Zemansky and wife, and Miss
Gertie nemansky, OF Sherman, are guests
at the Windsor.
Hon. DIN Welbornour, congressman
will be the orator ofthe day at the Smnger-
fest picnic, on the 18th, at Shady View
park.
Alex Eastan, Thomas Walsh, w. NJ.
Willis, b. NJ. Hobby and J.. s. Wheeler, of
Temple. were guests ut the Windsor yes.
terday.
g. G. Middleton returned Yesterday from
n two week s trip to Montery and Saltillo,
Mexico, and is very much pleased with the
country.
Messrs. P. f. Ludduth, J. s. Spencer, L
w. and Il, McVee, prominent citizens of
Greenyille, South Carolina, are guests at
the Windsor.
Miss Emma lie Gros, charming young
lady of this city, returned home from a
pleasant visit to friends in Decatur yester.
day morning.
Mr.. C. G. Allen, land agent of the Gulf
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad, is in the
city, having arrived yesterday morning
from Galveston.
AT the st. George: w Jones. Alabama;
II Kimbrough, Mesquite; J II Milliken,
Weatherford; G Aaranson. S Mayer, W ID
McCray and wife. Cleburne; Il q Dunn,
Grapevine; w Welborne, Grandview; Il
NJ Turner. Hillsboro; Burch Gibson, Nc
Kinney; q G Hunt, Terrell; Il J Street ana
wife, st. Louis; Q Wren, Forney G Hook
er, Abilene; l. w 0glesbv and wife, Piano.
r McGil, Austin; Dan Packhurst, ST.
Louis; W B Roorback, Il England, Ennis;
w Hunstable, G II Gerrist, d f Gerrist, Nc.
Kinney; Shot, Fort Scott; w G Wat.
hem, + rempleton and son, Ennis w II
Cundiff, Decatur; A Stinson, Fort Worth;
Julis Alvord, Cleburne; W Fl Mccain, St.
Louis; J G Doris, Il Krouse. Mckinney; G
w Jusley, St. Louis; G w Wright, Ennis.
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State Fireman's Convention

The following circular has been issued by
j. W. Golledge, secretary and treasurer OF
the State Fireman's convention, which ID
to convene at Waco. on the 18th of June
and the department here, which will send
full delegation, is in receipt of the same
Secretsrys Office, Hillsboro, Texas, May 9Th
lsS, TO the Firomen OF Texas
The eighth annual convention of the
Fireman's Association of Texas will con.
vene at Waco on the second Tuesday in
June next, the 18th. The president and all
other officers, desire the presence of rep.
resentatlve from every fire organization In
The slate, and the secretaries of companies
will forward the names Of delegates elected
to me at once, so that may secure trans.
portation. BY order of the president.
J. w. GoLLEDGE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Hillsboro Mays, 49, 70 the Fiicmen of Texas,
Is. w. Mccullough, assistant general
passenger and ticket agent for the Missouri
Pacific Raj way company, has kindly agree d
10 furnish free transportation 10 delegates
that will travel via their line.
Oscar g. Murray, general passenger agent
OF the Cult. Colorado e. Santa Fe railroad
will also furnish free transportation to ali
delegates to the Waco convention.
j. w. GoLLEpaE,
Secretary and Treasurer
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The secret Of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters Is owing TO the TACT
that II Is the very best iron preparation
made. BY Q thorough and rapid sssimila.
ton with the blood II reaches every part o.
the body, giving health. strength and en-.
durance TO every portion. Thus beginning
At the foundation II builds up and restore,
lost health. II does not contain whiskey
or alcohol. II will not blacken the teeth
u does not constipate or cause headache
II will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, hart
burn, slesplessness, dizzlnesS, nervous Dc
bility, weakness, Otc, =
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WORKS
THE sENGERFtsr
"rsna Preparations Being Made for IN.
Vomtng fcst-rhe Line Of March ~.

Grand preparAtiou. u.,u~
Com,,x r., A"e tor the
r ane Line OF March, Etc.
THOSE who have attended thu Sar,ars..,,
held herstof,,, u, ,,,. -. as'''es's
,'V'''e III TINS state and who have
witnessed the grand preparations hahn.
made tr this the fouriesnth fas,
nounced in their ssser,ians 49, "ie ply
eclipse anything of the s;na ' asa y VIII
held in the state. The BUSINESS ,ea osiore
been ac,ive, and the ei,irens e 81 M men . have
have caught. the fever Thar. al III. vIasses
thousands OF peonle hsrs "'sv wiz oe
accommodations for than har "ipe
made. The central committees ,s I'VE, oeen
terday at 4 D. m. AT the Rosra o os YES
rooms for the transaction of Snsin W trade
among other things The lima Of Sf'S m'a ana
the street parade was manned On, Nn 'o'
The business houses and the C ci,,,.rs .,
orally are making extensive prensra,;onsS e ~
decorate for S@ngeriest week Rnn,;n "
and evergreens are in great Ssr,a nu'uns
though the latter in the wav Of n.asn ~
ing brought in by decorators hv ~, ISL, Is oe'
load. When the decorations are com v Msss sa
the city will present sais snnaa p,vasa
such as she never did before "fTSh s sa1Sl,
comely hall will be elaboratelv oruawsn "ss
and flags of the dfierent v.msneh.eu y,
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Hard OH Armenians.

CoSsrASTINopE. May 9.-Further arrests
in Armenia OF alleged members of secret So
Cietes include number of priests. The
editor Of the Armenian Review, published
at Constantinople, has been sentenced to
Imprisonment for life for printing disloyal
articles
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The Illlnnis Whent Cron.

er"lNGFlkLp, ILL, May 9-The Illinois
ure, a, of agriculture has Just com.
rh'e"u report covering 600 townships In
W, ,he state, from which estimate Is made that
ns nat erop OF winter wheat will not exceed 40
per cent OF the crop of lsSo.
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Funeral

Mrs. Carrie Witten, wife of George T.
witten and daughter Of Captain William
White, was buried Yesterday at I o'clock p.
change, with which Captain White was
connected by membership, and active par.
ticipaticn, expressed TO him their tenderesi
sympathies.
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p. M. The fare is eighty cents for the
round trip, which will DO refunded TO all
who purchase lots to the amount Of 800.
Refreshments, consisting Of edibles and
drinkabes will be spread free to all. Ample
protection Is ut hand in case the weather
should be inclement
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Critical State of Analrs,

GuAYAQUIEL, May 9.-National affairs in
Ecuador are critical. Business is sus-
pended.in Guayaquiel and the streets held
by armed troops. Cable communication
Hnot interiered with, as both parties recog-
ME the Importance of not molesting an
A merican company.
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To lie Abandoned.

DUBLIN, May 9.-The usual excursion
made from Dublin on Whit-Monday, will
be abandoned this year, as the execution
Of Joe Brady will take place ON that day.
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flrrsnuRe, May 0.-The semi.annual
gTyunilerence of bishops, Of the Methodist
episcopal church, to arrange work for the
ensuing six months, met here this morn
aug aud remain in session several days.
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Won by Splend or.

LONDON, May 9.-At the Newmarket Sec
Ohd spring meeting to-day, the race for the
fayne stakes for three year-olds was won
oy Splendor, Ladislas second, Ossian
.nlfd; Eleven starters, including Keene's
colt Blue Grass.
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Glen Lea's Triumph.
The idea OF Neal Starke, OF the Glen Lea
Saloon, has always been to keep good things
with the expectation OF selling them 10
people who wanted something just little
above the average. The idea was success
and Neal has been successful. He Is not
soured on the world although his sour mash
Is said to be the best Of Kentucky's produc-
ton. To visitors Neal says as the spirit
did to the bridegroom Come |" and
to those who have already visited him he
knows he need extend no second invitation.
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sn tAuL, MIMI, May o,-The building
U Uss,,up,ed by DR.. Maywer, manufacturer OF
sSccv n medicine, burned last night. Loss,
pv,ui insurance, $4,000. Parties occu.
rowis .ne fourth story as residence, mar
.N"y escaped with their lives. -
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oHicAGo, May "a special from Char.
m r;se' MI higan says Grimes & Co, g
ba, I ~ Nermontville, ten miles north of
th,e burned this morning, and two or
bnr ee men, including the proprietor, were
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Dlstillery DESTROYED.

iNDlANAroLrs. May 9-The John Beggs
S S,sony at shelbyville, was partially de.
70 70 800 OoO insurance $4,000 to $4,000.
all saved. ~ Wv e"e''o WV
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No Holiday When Joe Brady is to be
Hung.
Other Happenings in Foreign Fields.
Convicted ut Last.

DUBLIN, May 9.--The third trial of Tin
Kelley, charged with participation in the
murder Of Cavendish and Burke, was con
rnded to-day. The jury found a verdict
Of guilty against the prisoner and he wa:
sentenced to be hanged.
Tie jury deltberated an hour. Kelly
viIl he hanged June 9th. When being re-
moved, Kelly exclaimed, 81 am innocent;
thank YOU, my lord" He Thanked hi.
counsel for their exertions in his behalf
and hoped they might live long TO defend
innocent men.
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Tho Decorating Committee OF tho Pre-
Association Hail.

Association Hail.
The ladies appointed upon the decorating
committee Of the Texas Press Association
hall met at 10 o'clock this morning and
agreed upon the general plan Of the work.
They added the following ladies 10 the
committees: Miss Katie Mayer, Miss Mol.
lie Betterton, Miss Maggie Johnson, Misses
Ella and Mollie Thomas, Miss Maggie Ere.
senius, Miss Matte Leake. Miss Fannie
Salter, Mrs. Captain CASTOR, Mrs. 8. @.
Woithington, Mrs. Carl. Murray, Mrs. j..
r. Davis, Miss Matilda Ross, Mrs. DR.. A.
8. johnson, Mrs. W. ]: Clark, Mrs. Will
liam L. Williams, Mrs. w. O. Young. The
committee are requested 70 meet at the
Hoard Of Trade rooms at 10 o'clock to-mor.
row morning. and II 10 hoped each member
will be present,
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Testimonial.

Testimonial.
We, the undersigned, freely and gladly
signify our appreciation and perfect salts.
faction as to the management and cooper.
atlve plan OF the Dallas Grocery com.
pAny, and hereby certify that by strict
account OF monthly bills, we find that our
purchases Of goods from that store. show n
net saving of 10 to 20 per cent. every month
as compared to the usual retail prices. Our
orders are promptly filled and delivered
tuil weight and measure given, and goods
not entirely satisfactory freely exchanged
o1y the polite and attentive managers
Messrs King and Dillingham;, who deserve
much credit for their untiring efforts TO
please the patrons OF this successful enter
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ExcursIon to Midlothian.

An excursion train will leave the Santa re
depot at 0 O'Clock this morning for the pub.
Ito sAle OF town lots at Midlothian. Msny
will gb for pleasure, aud many to buy lots.
] The uain will return 10 Dallas by O'Clock
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NEW YORK, May 0.-At the sale of Jer-
ssesy.e ct TODAY, King Ashantee sold for
1919, the largest sum ever obtained at
suction, to Q. Easthope, of Miles, Ohio.
elSty'one head brought $50 $50.
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,h,.s,Nhishunc, Pa, May 9.--The bill pro.
sn ANY, su me manufacture. sale and use Of
pos. article ~ device or invention for the pur
lis .Ua suirepticiously destroying human
fire. ns ,nluring property by explosion or
hon,psa ss ~ the senate and was sent TO the
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The Land of the Montezumas,

Mr.. I. G. Middleton has Just returned
from visit to Mexico, where he went to
prospect with view to the purchase OF
lands. He reports large influx of Ameri-
cans into that country, and among them a
party of twenty-eight from Sedalia, Mis-
souri,, on prospecting excursion, which ar
rived in Monterey during his stay in that
city. Although the people at large treat
all Americans with dignifed courtesy and
respect, still an underlying opposition to
all foreigners, especially Americans, is OBJ
servable.
He also reports remarkable instance of
the ingenuity and enterprise OF one of our
countrymen. In large pecan tree this
fertile genius has built three-r oomed
house and proposes to dispense therefrom
lager.be to the thirsty denisens. He re-
ports Saltillo rs having the most delightful
climate in the world and predicts that IL
will be in the future famous and popular
resort for pleasure seekers from all parts of
the country. Mr.. Middleton will return
in about one month.
Monterey and Saltillo were the principal
places he visited.
He expresses himself as we'll pleased
with the country, generally speaking, and
the better class OF population. The valley
around Monterey, which lies between two
mountain ranges, is FERTILE and the lands
are irrigated from streams which flow from
the mountains throughout the season. The
mosuey plant, from which meycal the
national beverage of Mexico is made, is one
OF the principal products cultivated, es-
pecialiy around Saltillo. The climate is
extremely salubrious, and from three to
four crops year are raised an
nuaily. Wheat, corn and barley are
prominent among the products ofthe coun-
try. A good deal of the wheat has already
been harvested and threshed, and corn has
been planted In the fields from which 1t has
so recently been reaped. The hot springs
OF Monterey and the excellent water and
climate of Saltillo are destined to be, in his
opinion, favorite summer resorts.
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Calculated to Cause Comment Bismarck

BERLIN, May 9.-The motion recently Of
terred in the Reichstsg by the member
from Strasberg, for the abolition of dicta.
torship in Alsace. Lorraine has provoked
comments in the French press which are
calculated to cause irritation in Germany.
The health of Bismarck is again unsatis'
factory,
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To Farmers aud Implement Deaiers--Os
larna MnGhluAa MT llnAl

To Farmers aud Implement Deaiers--Os
borne Machines ut Cost.
Having on hand large stock of goods
manufactured by ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., all
new and of latest improved patterns, and
In original packages, l offer them at net
cost, viz: Irvine binders and harvesting
machinery at so per cent. of Of list price.
Irvine for binding at Is cents, net, above be-
ing actual cost for the goods, delivered l..
o. b., in Dallas, Texas, Can furnish few
Osborne mowers at $45, and wire binders at
same discount as for Irvine. Combined ma
chimes at $75, net. Correspondence solic.
tied. Orders for machines should be received
very soon In order to be filled by the COM
ing harvest. Any improvement for 1883
can be attached TO above machines.
Address GEORGE WoRrHISeToN.
Laredo, Texas.
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Cause FOR Apprehension


Ell PAso, May 9.-Rumors were circulated
to-day otthe disaster to Crook by a dis.
patch over the Mexican government lines
inquiries pushed all day have resulted that
Erook, having moved some DAYS earlier
.nan anticipated in Sonora, NAV not have
oeen able to receive the full co-oneration
expected, 1t is believed the Apache force
mas been underestimate, and no confi.
dence is placed in Crook s small force. This
Is the largest cause for apprehension.
NOT CREDITED.
CHICAGO, May 9.-0tficers at General
sherldans headquarters, this city, do NOT
credit the rumors of disaster to Crook
column. While it is true they have no re-
cent advices from Crook in person, thew are
IN the way OF receiving quick communica.
LIONS from any point In Texas or New
Mexico, in case of disaster. ANY report
which General Crook might make of opera.
tions IN or from Arizona, would 20 10
headquarters of the department Of the
Pacific at San Francisco, and headQuar ers
here would not be in receipt of any official
report direct.
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City VS. John Thompson, assault, dis.
charged.
City VS. |. J. Elkins, assault, fined $40 90.
City VS. William Masters, intoxicated,
fined $500.
City VS. J. A. Murry, abusive language,
lined $50
Citv VS. Sallie Brown, assault, $500.
City vs. John Poleta, intoxication, $500
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.


ST. JOHN, N. B., May 9,-William
hughes, colored, found guilty on his own
t,poinlession of murderinghis wife, was hung
this morning.
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For Sale nv CRowDUs RaInyv,

yeloped the fact that the demand, owing 10
S S possibility Of a strike, was very heavy
STOCKS are still light, but in better assert
nae;, .nah month ago. The card rates re.
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sURE,CURE FOR aLAcx rrc

aessrs. Morley Bros. AUGUST - iSs.
~ H,ihST W, Il have sold .swoSpsRrrr
isai 70 several Of my Customers wha ns.. a
ne sS or ts as S sS,s Of BLACK LEG BY siSiss
ernslly' n w., saaVssnnAiiy and applying il ex.
LIB. HUTCHIsoN
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Set Fire to u Mine.

CHICAGO, May S.-A special relates that
the strikers in the Western cooperative
mine in West Belleville, Illinois. set fire to
mine there Monday night, when it was
occupied by workmen, and the fire ragged
all OF Tuesday. There was considerable
trouble Monday, and men who attempted
TO- work were intimidated by the strikers,
The burning mine is one of tho largest m
me Belleville district, and the loss by fire
Will amount to nearly 100000.
GROSSLY EXAGGERATED.
ST, LOUIS, May Especial reports tele.
graphed from here to Chicago last night
ana sent out from there in the Associated
fress last night report this morning con.
corning the fire at the Western coal mine,
west Of Belleville, Illinois, Monday night
are ola most grossly exaggerated character.
only the engine-house of the mine was
burned, involving loss of about 5000. The
hre is believed to be the work of an in.
cendiary, and is attributed to the striking
miners, but at mass meeting of the
strikers yesterday they denounced the act
and promised to do all they could to bring
the evil doors to justice.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Gillespie, San Antonio, Tex.
as, SAYS. III usedBrown's Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and debility and am much ben
ehtted ~
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MALTA.

,,...,sauRe, Pa, May o.-Ths western nail
n.Ssa ..lon met this morning In regular
1'0'y session. Discussion, Of trade do.
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Mrs. M. J. Aston, Littleton. N. c., says !:
II recommend Browns Iron Bitters TO the
nervous and debiltated. 1t greatly bene-
fitted me-"
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rs. fcrrxRcvH TEXAS. Sept. ISIS,
..y ms - TO certify that we have nsst v.,,,
an "SSNpkRuL ElaHT' for BLACK IeS
nslls .s oy giving nom Is 10 y drops INTER,
H. aLy snu applying externally once or wtes To
me parts sfected sad II gave immedis,e rei,a y
A. ASLukE W. b SHIFLErT
a. j. STEWARD. WILL McLURx.
IN & WILLIAMS n.u
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THE CITY.
Inc Grand Lodge B'uai Birth Com.
plete Their Labors.
The Grand Banquet at the Y. N. II. A,
Hall.
Inc Texas 4 ST. Louis Again-Pay.
master WATSON.
S@ngerfest Notes-Proposcd Monument
TO Judge Good.
miscellaneous Ioeal Nntas au.l uta..,s
THE CITY.
Miscellaneous Local Notes and Item,

The tenth annual convention of the Dis
trict Grand Lodge No. 7, of |, o. b. b., held
Its third days session yesterday and con,
cuded its labors. The next annual meet
ing OF the lodge will be held in New Or.
leans. There was no business of special
Importance transacted ut the meeting, as
,nost AL put routine matters had virtually
oeeh transacted at the previous meetings.
Mr.. Levi, of Galveston, made an elaborate
and able argument in favor of es.
tablishlng at some suitable point an
Academy OF Science and Literature and
Industry. a committee was appointed 10
report, which report was adopted. though
The place remains to be selected.
Inc visiting members of the order, who
hail from all sections of the south. are n
tine-looking body OF men, aud their general
department has marked them as gentle.
men. They made AN impression on Dallas
and 1t is hoped that Dallas made an i'm.
preston on them.
THE BANQUET.
Az . o'clock last night something over l5C
couples med INTO the supper.aoom at the
halls OF the Y. NJ. IL. A. to partake of n
magnificent banquet given complimentary
TO The District Grand Lodge No, 7. by
Dallas lodge No. l07. There were about an
equal number of ladies and gentlemen
present, the latter all belonging to the
order OF the |. o. b. b, save very few in.
vited guests. The menu was all tha,
could be desired and WAS enjoyed with the
heartiest relish. The service and the sery
ing was all in admirable
taste The toastes are given below.
Never passed of banquet to higher salts.
faction to every one present. Certainly we
part from our guests, who now 20 to theii
several homes in different states, with deer
regret. Acquaintance have been made
friendships have been formed. and ever
business relations entered into that will lasI
in pleasant memory for years to come.
Following was the menu:
PisH.
slewed Fish, Court Bouilon
RoAsTs.
Roast Turkey, with Jelly.
Roast Ducks a Ia EncOr.
Roast Chickens, Coushor
Tame Goose, bon Jutish
COLD DISHES.
smoked Tongue, Picsled Beef q Ia Mode
ENTREES.
Lobster Salad. Chicken Salad, a Ia Sues
Lettuce (Alma) Beets. Olives,
Chow Chow.
DESSERT.
Pyramids OF Macaroni, Golden Cake.
Jelly Cake Cake de WoOdall,
Ice cream Rai.ins. Oranges
Coffee. MIX,
Following were the
TOASTS,
"Our Order and its Motto" A. S. Myers
District Grand Lodge No. T." $. Haas
our Country" Hon. DIN Wellborn
"Our Guests, " Ike Levy; Our Constella
tion," Hen. B. Gibbs; "Our United Chair
ties,n Rev. II. NJ. Bein; "The Judiciary
and Religious Library" Hon. A. +. Nc.
Cormick; The Press" Col. j. +. Elliott
The Ladies'" b. Hirchberg; ."our City,
Mayor Cabel,
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Sengsrfest.

SO far some 5000 worth of reseryed seats
have been sold by John Moninger at Grad.
docks opera'house, where he can be found
during the day.
The hall is receiving the finishing
touches.
The S9ngerfest band from New Orleans
will arrive Sunday.