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Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
|ohn Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Friday:

The window display of
Laces on Chestnut street this
morning is in the form of that
well-known twenty-million
structure, the East River
Bridge" The general shape
of the structure IS preserved,
the proportions in length be-
ing necessarily modified.
The towersrising on either
side the East river, show
water lines in the masonry,
of black beading, and are
crested with ruchings OF
Pompad our lace and crepe
lisse. Four white cables,
covered with French black
lace, rise from til, anchorage
in the scenery on either side.
up the approaches and sweep
down from the tower tops.-
French narrow lace torms
the suspenders from these,
that hold the cross Joint and
the under girders all covered
with White Valenciiennes.-|
The flooring is OF antique
rIdlcs, the braces of delicate
Bretonne. + h e railroad
tracks of narrow black
French lace. The outer rail
ings OF Valenciennes with
iattlce work OF Bretonne.--
The foot bridge is in Antique,
with hand-rails Of Whitc
On the bridge there are
horse cars, 'busses, (lace COW
ered) and teams crossing,
and men and women, chill
dren, baby coaches, and the
omnipresent African are lin
gering on the bridge.
The water is appropriately
formed OF "sea foams,' and
On its billowy surface bears
'chooners, sloops, canal boats
and a steamer. all laden
with packages for the house,
direct from St. Calls and
Brussels. Tie overhead drap-
Ing forms a canopy of Black
Pompadour, Oriental,
etc. h
The canvas, rounding from I
ear to sides, forms a correct
setting, depicting in prospec- !
i've, the anchorage surround !
ngs of New York and !
Brooklyn. 1t is effective, and ]
ustifes the weeks of labor
our scene painter has be- !
'towed on it. This is con-
'ldered the most elaborate t
display OF the kind PhiIadel-
ohia has produced. 1t is
;reditable to our decorator !
md his men, and is a fitting +
to our Lace De- 8
'artment, which has taken tt
he foremost place in the d
lace business of Phlladel-
'hia. This is due to a thor
'ugh knowledge of t h e !: : :
business, close connexions >.
IN the other side, beingalwa J
m the ground, very heavy 5
'uy!ng, and our generous ,
ealing, which we thank you'll
Or appreciating. s: 5;
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
v, N, KENNARD & co.,
No. 621 Market ST.,
WnMINGTON,

NOTlCE-l. THOS. HAYNES, TENA Mt
An Jf the house situated ats. W. corner
OF Seventh avenue and Duncan streets. In q,
llth ward Of thecity Of Wild ington County
oi New Castle and state Of delaware In com.
plianro with the requirements of the Acts OF
the General Assemhly,in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shah
apply In writing to the Court OF General Ses.
Sions OF the Peace and jail Delivery of the
State OF delaware, in and f r New Castle
county, on Monday. the 18th day of Novem
Ger, Il. ID. 1888, being the next term OF said
court, for license Tor said house, as An inn
or tavern, Tor the sale therein of intoxicating
II Iuors. In less quantities than one quart. to
be drunk On The premises, and the following
respectable citizens residents of said ward.
recommend the said application, viz
John Batty. Bartley Shannon,
George MAsun, Patrick Smith.
Francis Duncan, William kyan
!bomas MclOnough. Patrick Heney,
James Deeney, Charles Meredith,
Jerome COnrUy, John Burke.
James Lee, Samuel lngham,
John Hemminge William Mercdith
Patrick kaney, James duncan.
Robert Porter John Taylor.
James Ballentine Samuel !. Meredith
James lynell, Michael Costello.
ol9-3t' THOMAS HAYNES.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
Cricket [ Match.

The Delaware cricket club went tc
Germantown on Wednesday and PLAYED
a picked eleven, which was composed
OF doctors, and was defeated by a score
OF 20 to Il. The Wilmington team play
ed two innings while their opponents
won the game in their second inning
with no WiCkets down.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
The New Mauass or.

The QnicEStep nine next season will
De under til" management Of j. Sim
mons, who during last season managed
tle Trenton base ball club. President
West, Of the Quickstep, made him an
"tier, which WAS accepted, and the two
Will meet in Philadelphia tomorrow
to ratify the engagement
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
sunday GO-tO. NeettngC Clothes

is an old saying, but it is very wise
thing for every person to have a good
suit for such an occasion. And Mullin
q Son, 9th and Market, is the very place
to get them. You have such variety
70 select from, and Then you save mon-
ey by buying there
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
i efSOnA1.

Rev. John f. Cook,uan, ID. D., broth
rr Of the lat" fired COokman, of Brook
iyn, n. y, will preach at Grace church
Sunday morning at 1896 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
MARRIAGES.

HOCGR-CROIlER- At the residence of
the brides parents, on tha 18th inst, by
Rev. A. N. keigwin, ReIumin B. H0ugh
to Mabel M. Crozier. both of Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
NO. IO3 EAST Sixth STREET ISTHt

NO. IO3 EAST SIXTH STREET 18TH +,
place to spend your money hne
china cup and saucer given with el cry poL nd
OF tea one lady said we beat the tea house,
ior they gave htttlckets. but we gave her
cup ana .aucer.I Ladies. coffee is advancing.
lay ID stock OF Ou' paradise at the price we
oHer you to~day After his lot is gone YOU
viii be sorry. All our coffee I. cleaned In the
roasuhE ahi 1t Keeps you in good humour. .--
Our ired apples at iGcts IA IL are sooJ,ryrel
tent eNaprfatel peaches at Ilrl- and fine
eVhp"rnt"H hIorkhctries at Y an1 u cts, +
bags Oi Hour tUr u 80 Of r'Tnntul, hackers oh
cts; 3n SnapH. -n''. and lhn-" white loaf
drips at II j ioc'- Il Iuh.U hIvrult. lOcH,
lard at llct. one lady salr ..e would vail
a mile for THIS lard. 1t was U,t us gupdnsIul.
ter sugar cured Shoulders ut lucD take the
place Of ham and pork rishdUItlIu-f IandnI
IRON steam is excellent for weak Iun.Y-
Fresh eggs and good butter always on hand
at L. M WEEKS. lo3 Ea.t sixth street
Oclg-1t .eD1
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
A Horse Dies with Lock Jaw

This morning Bachus Shocklcy, re-
siding on Tatnalls lane, lost valuable
horse with lockiak, bachus is poor
man, and depended on this animal to
ASSIST him in making his living.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
Base Rail Yesterday.

AT Richmond, Va.-Virginia 5 Bal
tlmore 3. At St. Louis Providence 9
~. Louis 0. At New York-New York
10 Metropolitan 3.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
DVercs,AlA.

II you wont to get an OverGOat made,
yol Will DO well by calling on l.. HtiSs,
No. East Third street, He will make
you one at low price, and guarantee
s&,..tag.iCL.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27.

buggies, 2 Jump-seat carriages, 2Jenny
Llnd carriages, 2coaches. These carriages
nave been No. !, built by Cooling Il Bro.
and John W. Reeve. Also five good driving
liorses warran ted to work both double and
single, with sets double harness and lot of
good single harness. This stock will be sold
to the highest bidder, with no underbidding.
All bids under $tO cash over $50, ninety
days. E, T. STROijD"
l.. W. STIDHAM Il Son, Aucts. Ol9 f-s-w
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

ia, $3.50, usual price,
IS, measure ? yards and 10
inches long. 2 yards wide.
1874, $500, usual prize,
$3.50, measures yards and
20 inches long, Z yards and
s inches wide.
Ic-4, extra, S., usual price,
81, measures , yards and 20
inches long, , yards and 8
inches wide.
I2-4, all-wool, $40, usual
price, $40, measures ? Yards
and 20 inches tong, . yards
and II inches wide.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
The " eaGneF.

The weather.
uti.ce Of the Chief Signal Oh,osr,
Naslirs:on, October 1910 q. m.
FGy the Middle Atlantic Slater !:
Partly cloudy weather, and winds
mostly southerly, followed in the west
portion by rising barometer, stationary
or slight rise in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
NOTICE..

DO you want your proper
ty insured against loss or
damage by fire ?
We can effect reliable in
surance for you at current
rates of premium. All losses
promptly adjusted,
ID. t. HAWKINS & SON,
ocls.tt 7I2 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
- - -
SO1Fee.

Don't forget Tucker and M"Hughs SOree
in Herdman's Building. SATURDAY next.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

"ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W. housework, either white or colored .at
No. ia Market street. ocIs.Itl
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

" "ANTED-A LADY COMPETENT TO
w take general charge and do the
housework for family OF four persons. WIN
De pleasant home. Apply at 1916 East 4th
street. 0Ia1t+
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19
DUBLIC SALE.

for the want OF room and intending to re-
new my stock. will be sold at Public Sale, al
the stables, No. 100 West street, Wilmington.
IlQI an ~ s'A'
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

" ANTED- q ENTLEMEN EN- BOARDERS
w at tlS West 7th street. Pleasant
rooms and good accom- mod datiOns. o1g.st.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

We have Blankets at all
prices, both lower and higher,
but the above are extra bar
gains.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

w WANIED-l,00 900 POUNDS OF WAL.
~ nut Kernels at Fergusons Tahy De-
pot, No. II East Second street. ocl9.ot
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

EOR RENT HOUSES ON EAST 9th
street, 705 and 7OtL. srooms, hot and
c0id water and bath. Apply to T.. PEN.
N1NtION, cor sth and King. ocls-4t eodt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

NOTlCE-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR.
~ bid trusting anybody on my acsount.
as will pay no bills except those contracted
by myself. hARhY +. SAERW OUD,
ultL3tA
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

" "ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WD-
w man wantsa place in the city. A
good cook, washer and ironer Reference
No. 605 Christian street. oi9.Its
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

EtOR SALE-STW,K AND FIXTURES
y ora first class grocery store. doing n
good business. Apply at 669 King street.
Ol9-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-19

r OST-A MALTESE CAT, ON WE'D
~ nesday, October l7th from 2l3 Adams
street. The Under Will be suitably rewarded
oy leaving Inc same at the above number.
O1D-ltt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
He Wanted the Earth.

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. S.-News
Dallas special: Joseph Lolirstein,
cotton buyer Of Dallas. was brought to
the city to-day from sherman, charg-
ed by the Texas Pacific railroad CON-
rauy with for cry aud swindiing. IL
h. claimed Lohnsiein operations cover
cd upward Of sl25,0Un. II isalleged he
was In collusion with Easton, default
Ing agent Of the railrmd Ut Sherman.
II is said the fctieIous maine OF q. J..
Anderson wis used Ivy Luhnsicrn's
confident ut sherman II sending Ills
samples ofcotion. bIIis of IadIng, etc.
I.ohnsteln paid Anderson fcr twenty
five hundred bales of cotton through
the banking house OF Oliver 4 Briggs,
drawing between si0 and $50 each
bale. This cotton was consigned to
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
MONTANA, TUESDAY,

Herman Bros, Falmnn q Co.. and
Lehman Bros.. New York. Sloddard
d Go. aud Friedllnder 4 Co., New Dr.
leans, and some eastern mills. All
drafts were promptly paid 10y con-
signees. kept $500 now held by
Oliver q Briggs against Lohnst, in.
They claim to he safe Ne Johnston has
5000 a, a margin,lepusited with them
and bills ofhdinr, signed IN date form
by Easton, the c0nnpany's agent at
the time. LptIistein's attorneys state
that Anderson Il not II iiriicinu- char
acter, and he will produce him in time.
Nine afil,avis havebesn nia,l, against
the accused. Bail il fixed at 81 900 in
each case, wlich will Ire given. More
warrants are expected. The county
attorney says others are implicated in
the storage, and startling develop
ments are looked for. Johnston stood
well In Dallas and enjoyed public con-
fidence for years.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
win Protect Them.

PARIS, Dec. 3.-It il scni-ofiicially
announced that England, Germany,
America, Russia and France will par
ticipate in joint projection OF their
subjects in China in the event of war
between France and China. The Oh
iect is IL protect the lives and prop
erty of Europeans and Americans In
the event of the recurrence of incid, nt-
similar 10 the Canton trouble last sum-
mer. In order "a accomplish this the
five powers would form N fiotllla OF
gunboats on Canion river, the com
nand Of which would he given to the
power having the largest naval force
in CHINESE waters. AT the present
time France has the greatest number
of vessels there.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
KILOGRAMS.
ksported Erp~~s.iv for Tie Daily T,iio.e-
stone journal by the BsstsT-n Assoeta-
sed fress and the W~stern Usion
Telegraph Company.
CONGRESS MEETS.
John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky,
is Elected Speaker of the
House of Repre-
sentatives.
The Union of Naval Forces in
Chinese Waters to
Protect the
Whites.
Gigantic Swindle in Dallas, Tex.
Freight Pooling-Incin-
Grafton in New York,
Etc, Etc.
Our Debating Society Meets.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The senate
was called to order at noon 10y Presi-
dent pro tenn. Edmunds and prayer
offered. The president laid before the
senate the credentials Of reelection of
Senator Beck tn succeed himself; of
Palmer to succeed Ferry, and of Pike
TO succeed Collins. The oath was adj
,ninister.d to Beck. Bowen. CulloIn,
Dolth and Ferry, whose credentials
The custom ~ resolutions notifying
the house and president that the SELL
ate was ready for business were agreed
to aud recess of one hour taken. On
reassembling the recess was extended
to 5 p. m. The senate has adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dee. Sat twelve
O'Clock clerk Mcpherson raped the
house 10 order and proceeded to call
the roll Of representatives. When the
state Of Mississippi had been reached,
the clerk said he wished to make n
statement rs to his failure to put upon
the roll the name of any representa-
tive elected from the second district.
The, reason was that no paper, which
could be considered a certificate Of
election in the sense Of law had been
presented to him. Mr.. Chalmers had
filed f,ar exhibits to support his claim,
but neither individually nor collec-
lively did the exhibits afford the clerk
sufficient authority for the enrolment
IA Mr.. Chanrrs. IL tile governor ot
Mississippi issued u certificate of cleo
tion To amy one, IL has not be, pre-
sentei Ia the clerk. With regard 10
tu. first district oi North Carolina, the
clerk had not received certificate Tor
the successor To Poole, deceased. The
roll call disclosed 3i6 members. NOM
nations ior speaker being In order,
Mr.. Gsddes said. ~ nominate for
speaker OF this house, forty-eighth
congress, Mr.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky, "A
man acknowledged to be pre-e,iiinent-
ly qualified for the place Mr.. Can
non presented the name Of Mr.. Keller
OF ONO, and Mr.. Lyman the name Of
Mr.. Robinson OF Massachusetts,.
Alessrs. Harrison, Tucker, Reed and
Calklns were appointed teliers, and
Tucker proceededto call the roll. The
result WAS Ms follows: Carlisl., nine
teen; keifcr, liz; Robinson, two; j. S.
Wise. Virginia, one; Wadsworth,
New York, one; Lacey, Michigan,
one. Mr.. Carlisle was elected, and
Aiessrs. Randall and Keifer escorted
tile gentleman to the chair. His en-
trance into chamber WAS the signal for
u loud applause. Upon taking the
chair MIR. Carlisle made u worthy effort
In speech making, and then called the
house to order. The States were cali
ell and the representatives caIne for
ward and qualified.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
What Can They Raise?

WINNIPEG, Dec. "A general
reduction has been made in the
general wages of the employees Of the
Canada Pacific railroad Tie boiler
makers struck and refuse To return
under the new tariff. This seriously
affects the comhany as c,ld weaih' T
necessitates frequent repairs To, ngines,
and it is thought prohahle IA conlron-
Use will be made. Satisfaction is ex-
pressed here ut concilIatiny measures
adapted by the Dominion government
In opening Mile BELT and other reser-
vatious Ia lomesteading.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Telegraphic sparks,


O'Donnell will be hanged on the
18th instant.
The German foreign officer has is
sued notification that part of Foo
Chow, China, Is infested with cholera.
Oakley Hall has severed his connec-
ton with the Truth and will shortly
leave for London to permanently join
the English bar.
Great exciternen exists In Eau
Claire. Wis, over the discovery If a
valuable silver mine near Boyd.
thirty-five miles from there.
Joseph Jefferson has 50 far recovered
AS to lie able IT, appear tonight at tie
GRIND Opera house. Cincinnati. His
voice appears to he entirely rec' vered.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
"Lifs on the Ocean Wave ="

New York, Dec. 81 The steamship
Alaska, from Liverpnl, ran down a
pilot boat about seventy-fve miles OF
Fire island this morning. The Alaska
Immediately lowered two boats but
could find no trace of the pilot boat az
crew. There was considerable excite
ment on board the Alaska and some
passengers rushed from their cabins
fenring that terrible accident had be-
fallen the chin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Al Artistic View Of . Prize Flght
New York News

view nOfh views.
Whv don't somebody pain. o picture
of prize tight? There is novelty and
in .ercst in the subject, and lis pictur-
cslueness would atone for its brutality.
Besides if the painter was at all scrupu-
lous, he might regard his work n .
great moral lesson. 1 have taken in .
few Of these " sporting events during
nv rounds. and a couple OF them, at
least, will live in my memory while /
hav. a nlemory at all. One of them had
all the material for . striking picture
in ii. 1t came off in the gray Of No
yember dawn, over on Long Island.
Over low rise of ground. crowned bv
o wretched farm house and barn, so old
aud tottering that it had to be propped
M with timber. The day was breaking
through wet and sombre sky. The
Light was very faint, and all the earth
W s dark, with inky shadows in the wet
breaks and declivities Of the ground. A
cid wind made us SILVER under our
wraps and overcoats, but the men faced
each other in the ring, naked to the
whist aud all aglow with health and e.
citement.
1t was o strange gathering. =
swell, in his white driving coat an -
sleek silk hat, iostled the Disef ~
hangsron Of the grogge:y. whose ill'jsi
n.kedness was shuddsripx Under BIZ
cantv rags. The law-brseker and III
law maker looked onwiH COMMON in.
terest. and the sosd English Of the club
and the slang u the dive mingled In The
chorus which encouraged the com
batan.s The fight began rs coon ~ 4
was light encusn for the man 70 set
one another. but it, picturesqns
charm vanished with the shadows which
CLOSED over the coarsenessof TIE seem
and lent il the fascination Of dream
picture full Of suggestions rather thar
facts II seems 10 me that such scen'
rs this Is capable of pictorial represen
tation in way which would be neithe
revolving nor demoralizing. At an.
rate, as long as the bull-fght Is toler
nted Ms an artistic fact the prize fight
which is infinitely less scandalors IN 1t
brutality. should not he tabooed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Rsrrst which sh sreh.
Iol CITY Bl.zzari.l

An OIL citizen last evening fonnd .
youug msn on q corner swearing 10
himself .tf,fTf
whats the maiteri" he inquired.
"Aiatter!' was tine reply; matter
enoaghl' aud then followed another
string IL scriptuh aud unscnptural
words sadly ia,xed<oc, her.
III tell you wsst's the matter. I
took my girl 10 church and left her at
the door and now III Se ,liddledy-dad-
fanged II l can remember which church
Il VAS"
And then the citizen passed on leav-
ing the yonnv man IN cloud Of g..ou
= big as barn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Who - safe In Europe:

PARIS, Dec. 3.--There arrived from
Nice three boxes. one addressed TO Dc
Lesseps, the Others to Couvean. CON
tractor for the work on the Panama
canal. when Couvearf opened one OF
the boxes cartridge exploded. No
harm was done. Couvean Immediate
ly warned DeLesseps, who smiling,
merely said: They treat me like SOW
er,ipn.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Tongue River 10 Placid.

Sr. JOINS, n. f., Dee. 3. Captain
Race telegraphs n fearful hurricane
from the northeast prevailed last
night. The sea rose higher than ever
before known. Much damage was
done to shipping and II Is feared u
number of spaD!cn nre lost.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04

families, burned this evening, Hattie,
Mabel and Edgar Judson. aged re-
spectivefy three. two and one wears
persisted In the flames The iuther Is
white aud the .,othrr is colored. Many
other occupants had narrow escapes.
Loss $3D,0W.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Oh! rou Nasty Thing.

UTICA. Dee. BE. =. Martin.
former manager of the Boston Ideal
Opera company, and lately de Gated in
u civil suit in Cleveland by Miss Ober,
disrcbed in railroad irai n early this
morning and threw odt his cloth
ing. TO the bundle was Ianned his
nnme with the request 10 hold post
mortem on them. Martin WA. ar.
rested. His mind Is upset.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Out In THIS Cold wsrId.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator
Warren will soon Introduces bill in
the house for the retirement Of the
trade dollar. The adjuiant general Of
sri.iy has received Information OF the
surrender at camp Poplar river of five
lodges of Sitting Bulls force who came
from the British province.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
still SchemInK,

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.--Tie officials of
the hock Island railroad In this city
decline to affirm or deny that nevotia-
lions are pending for Tho lri-lar,i al
lance between that road, the Milwaul-
kte Il st. Paul aud the union Pacific.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
From khartaun

CAIRO. Dec. IA despatch iron
Austrian Consul khartoun says: IL
ters received from Kordcfan anno,rsts
that one third If Hicks Pashas, troc n.
iucluding English officers were kill
in q recent battle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
A Thousand Fsthoms Deep.

HALIFAX, Dec. 3.-Captain Brown
and seven seanien Of the government
steamer Newfielh were lost while try.
ing to save another vessel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Will She he Lonesome.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-Mrs. laura
Rail. who killed her dau hters. and
tempted to suicide Friday, will prob
ably recover.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
stocks.

Nrw YORK. Nov. 2s.-Northern Pa
cfc, eal; preferred. 63i. st. Paul,
MINNEAPOLIS 4 Msnitoba. s9i West
ern Union 7s}.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. IA double frame
house on wet 5aih street, known rs
"NiggcrI.ow, occupied by tpr,y-se,cn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
IT'S Hard to Love,

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3.-Margarpt
Azzsrod. the woman who shot Chas.
Red, brakeman. subsequently to0k
Paris green. Death il expected.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04
Every Morning Except Monday

60 n nv JougSst cent rsL all Associated Frees
i;spatehes IN Nilsr ,iis, and is the only pawr in
Ehsstrs Montana that receives legitimate teie-
rTspbie eporn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-04

Chatham National Bank, New York City.
Merchants Loan and Trust Co. ckIeaao. m.
Merchants National Bank. q. sul, MINI
III
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-17

States, which met in San Francisco
Their FIRST first stop was al Omaha. From
there they went to Denver, Pueblo, Col
orado Springs, Salt Lake City and Ogden,
over the Union Pacing and Rio Grande
roads, stopping st all the places. From
Ogden they took the Central Pacific DO
Reno, Virginia City and Carson From
Carson they went by stage to Lake Taho,
and up the Lake by steamer, thirty five
miles, to the city of Taho. From this
point they took stage to Truckie, where
they again struck the Central Pacific, and
went by rail to Sacramento and San
Francisco, arriving there in time to take
part in the grand march After sojourn-
ing about a week in San Francisco, they
started on their homeward Journey
taking in the Yosemite Valley Falls, and
passing through Southern California,
Arizona. Mexico and Texas.
They had a most excellent trip and
returned home in good health and spirits
The meeting of the Sir Knights at Sar
Francisco is described as magnificent
The gentlemen can entertain their friends
for numberess hours with interesting tall
of their travels. and the many curious ant
wonderful sights seen.