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Return of Pauper Immigrants.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Twenty-one
assisted immigrants were returned to
day to England on the steamer Far
nessia. One other assisted immi-
grant and wife were sent back On the
steamer Spain.
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The Board of County Commission
ers advertise in this issue of the
Ainer for proposals for $4,000 OF Sill
yer Bow County bonds, to run ten
years and bear per cent. interest,
payable semi-annually. Under an
existing statutory enactment, no bid
under par can be accepted. Our
financial standing, resources and in
come should make them worth as
much as Government As, and they
ought to command a premium OF
from 3 to per cent.
Hon. William H. C'aggett has
purchased a farm of 800 acres in
Rogue River valley, near jackson,
Oregon, and his family will soon re-
move there from Salt Lake City.
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MONTANA MELANGE,
Accidents and Incidents as Mar
rated BY Our Exchanges.

The seven year locusts have ap-
peared at Deer Lodge.
BY the death of a relative in New
York, F. w. Brown, one of the clerks
in the Livingston Hotel, becomes heir
to a handsome legacy.
At Sanford & Evans mill, near
Helena, last Friday, A. Harmon met
with a serious accident, log wagon
running over both his legs and crush
ing one terribly.
On Saturday evening the dwelling
house at Bakers Station, west of
Missoula, owned and occupied by
Smith Is Amiraux, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, together with nearly
all the contents. Loss, $500.
In effecting the removal of the
Shonkin bar below Benton, wing
dams will be thrown out from the
shore and the channel narrowed, the
result of which will be that the bar
will be quickly washed away.
w. Winchell, a bar tender for Will
liam Maurer, OF Benton, tried to skip
out on dewn-river boat a few morn
ings ago with SIS and lot Of cigars
and liquors stolen from his employer.
He was arrested and jailed.
On Wednesday, Sheriff Blakely, Of
Gallatin county, delivered at the
penitentiary George Bell, sentenced
to fifteen years for robbery, and JOS.
Lane, sentenced to five years for
robbery. Deputy U. s. Marshal
Hathaway also delivered Philip Mil
ler, a United States prisoner, SEN
fenced to one year for larceny. There
are now eighty-eight convicts in the
prison.
At the Geyser Basin in the Nation
al Park, there will be put 10 at once
sixty tents, framed and f1oorcd, to be
furnished with handsome bedroom
sets. A like number will be erected
at Yellowstone lake, and at each
place there will be large cooking
tent. The tents will be 16x20, car
peted and handsomely furnished.
The Northern Pacific will pass the
Bozeman band over its road free, to
attend the Helena celebration on the
Fourth.
The Helena papers advocate "a lit.
tie of the old time medicine" to clear
the country of stage robbers, horse
thieves and foot pads which it seems
to be infested with.
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New York Mining Stock Market

New YOTK NIHIu8 0COCA Moi A0I
NEW YORK, June 3O.-Mining
stocks very dull. Navajo sold from
900 to 80; Sirera Grande 1.25; Sierra
Navada $50; Bulwer 75c; Belle Isle
SIC: Robinson Consolidated 55G 56;
Sutro Tunnel 2Oa21. Sales for the
dav II 800; for the week, l22, ,135.
Bullion receipts for the week from
mines $780, 900.
Pipe Line certificates lower, de-
clining from l18s to 1l6s. and closing
on call 1l6s.
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ETAM'S WHEREABOUTS.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 3O.-
Elam has been removed to Governor
John F. Lewis residence. The
Post Republic, of Rockingham coun-
ty, says: 1t is currently stated that
Rierne has been challenged by lead
ing Readjustors to fight again at no
distant day.
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THE DALLAS HERALD. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY 40 100.

cheap, healthy, and convenient food. and
hogs. cattle, mules and horses are all 1 nd
OF II A small horse cart full may be fed
out daily cutting it with a scythe, or more
II there are many mouths to I'LL, less may
be handled with a wheelbarrow.
In training tomatoes, 1.-THE stake" oh.
serves the Rural Record, "should be set
close to the plant, or better, the plant close
10 the stake, and the growing stem should
De ieu up quite erect,so as To be able TO sup.
port the weight OF the fruit ana foliage,
which may attain to twenty pounds or more,
No side branches are allowed, as they would
not nave due support, and without support
IL would be so bent and twisted that thew
could not I'LL out the fruit ON them for the
the want OF Tree direct circulation. Every
side branch is nipped out as it appears hui,
II one Is already formed and bearing bios.
SONS, 1t is best TO pinch IL oil SO as to leave
but one leaf above the blossoms, and con.
hne its growth TO that. Both leaves and
irult Will soon be thicker and larger Tor this
prompt arrest OF all wssteiui wanton shoots.
A tie about every eight inches, to hold the
MAN stem TO the stake-allowing some
room for its enlargement--wil enable it To
carry its burden safely, II the stake is firm
enough TO resist the wind. This is a much
SIMPLER and neater method than the use OF
frames, which often cause the plants 10
strange. either by too great crowd OF
shoots, or by the top bending over and be.
coming CONSTRUCTED by the weight of lTuit. y
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May, being Decoration Day, it is observed
as holiday.
zoe
FUTURES.

FUTURES in New York were remarkably
steady to-day. They opened one point oil
from the closing last evening, and did not
vary more than one point from the opening
on any month during the day. They closed
not different from the last quotations of
the day before. The same feeling was OBJ
served in Liverpool, the market closing
easy.
Chicago Produce and Provisions. Wheat
was lower in Chicago to-day, June bring
ing Sl.lS IL, decline since last
evening of 3.S. For July de-
hyeries it sold at Sl15 rs, falling
of OF from l SS to / l-2. Corn for June
brought 80 3 4, which was IL cent lower
than last evening; July closed at 81 is, a
decline OF 3.S TO ID. Provisions advanced
again, mess pork for June selling at Sl9.SO
which was - l.2 cents better than the day
before; July went up 7l.2 cents and
brought $40 AZ l.2; June lard sold at Sll rs,
an advance OF 8 cents July went up as
much and closed at Sll.S5.
In st. Louis wheat Tell oil little, June
selling at Sl.l9 Ia and July $l.20 3sto
$l.D IL, decline for each month of Ia
cents. Corn was off IA; June bringing
81 Is to 81 IA and July 90 to 50 is oats
were lower; June closing at 40 SIS and
July 40 l2.
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SOLID SHOT AGAINST
BLOOD POISON /!


ATLANTA, Ca, April n, 1883.
In 1873 was tho victim Of a terrible Blood
Poison, and after being treated by three pby-
sicia $ IVES confined to my bed. not able 10 faise
my hand 10 my head-spiltipc up clo,s OF blood,
and reduce d IN weight from 1SS to 80 poupdR
then begsn the use of sWlFTs sfECIFlC.
and In less than three months waa entirely
well, weighed 100, and have never had symp.
tom of the disease since II IL had not been FOR
swift's Specific believe would have been In
my grave, JOHN v, BISHOP,
TRIED HOT SPRINGS TWO YEARS WITH.
OCT Relief
Mer urial Rheumatsm made me esipple.
| After trying Hot springs two ytars, and The
Mercury and Potash treatment until was =
| skeleton aud unable 10 do anything, was pre-
vailed upon 10 take course Of 81 Amer
taking three bottles my appetite began 10 Inn
prove, and geinsd flesh rapidly. When
had taken twelve bottles | iclt ks W. az | ever
did tits now twelve mont since I,ook 9, s.
s. My health AMI appetite are good, and ana
u lie to attend to alt the business can get
CHARLES BERG, Hot springs, Jan. ], 1881
AEel. 900 Reward will be paid 10 any
chemist who will fnd, on analysis Of 100 bo,ilaa
Of s. g. g., one particle Of Mercury, lodiAe ~
| Potassium, or any Mineral substance Tux
S"tFr SPEUIFlC CO.. Drawer ., Atlanta "a,
our little Book mailed FREE 20 y pNcsnta
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~pR EuGENR IN vAux. or FRANCE
mas nsce ne his sEena for the stss< Of feBas -
eel his never-fSiiinx Nmecy. "Nnturv's .onn1u
bial Restorative OF vlAlizer" Al snscin6 I'm
nervous debility. loss OF manhood an6 ~ ~
dred diseases should at cnee procure u SclFcSkV
nom which to learn the cause Of the diseo115
Us or through us by ycur drugsiAtcrl orr
the never. falling remedy
CRowpUS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
wholesale Druggists, Ds,,as. TeYss. :
by re'sh al Howell Bros and Zach Ter,ves
Illustrated Marriage Guide 20 -. h
and gilt binding. 50 cents; zane In is,, sr
Is cents. Manhood, 10 censs; wemAr 10
cents; pamphlet 8 esntA securely So -, ~
mall Send money or postage s,anps. pr
WHITTIER the great specialist sl7 ~ Charls
street, St Louis. No.
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RAILROADS

A BILL has passed the New York Assem-
bly, for four track railroad underneath
Broadway.
road is to be built under the Cumber.
land mountains, IN Tennessee. IL is de.
signed to develop the coal and timber
along its line.
The iron bridge just completed by the
Atlantic and Pacific railway over the dark
gloomy gorge ofthe Canon Diablo, Arizona.
Is 2l0 feet above the water, 81 feet long,
weighs nearly 40 tons, and cost $500 600
company has been formed with a CAPT
tai of 100000 in New York to construct
an elevated railway in Brooklyn, VIII ch is
to connect with the big bridge and the sys.
tenn of railways running down 10 the sea
shore.
Inc Transit e Peninsula Railroad trans
ported during the month of April, the
equivalent of 5000 crates of early yege-
tables. The shipments for May will, it is
thought, nearly double that amount
The Texas u Pacific officials say that since
the LIST OF May they have shipped out of
New Orleans. lO3 cars five stock for exas
They claim that this is the largest shirment
of live stock which has been sent ont OF
New Orleans this season.
The Columbia Banner says: The grading
Is finished on the Magnolia branch road,
though we do not expect the iron will be
laid for one or two months yet. The iron
ties that the company wish to put OH tins
road are north of the Arkansas river, and
will not be shipped until the Rob Row
bridge is completed. Under our contract
with Col. Paramore our commissioners could
force the company to Law the track at once.
and put on sufficient ro ling stock. though
we do not think such compulsory action
would be wise policy. This com pany has
already done much for Magnolia, and will
continue to do more. Though it is ex.
pensiye and annoying to our business men,
we think 1t prudent to await patiently the
action of the company Let us be friends
together. Our common interest demands il.
Just now people are interested in the size
of the Brooklyn suspension bridge. The
dimensions of this structure are:
Length of river span, 1,595 teet, 6 inches
Length of each land span, $50 feet, $50
feet.
Length of BROOKLYN approach OF feet
Length OF New York approach, l,562 ieet,
6 inches.
Total length of bridge. $3.50 feet.
Other suspension bridges, as compared
with this show up as follows:
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Glidden's

IVH IT'D p1h1h VI IhAAb,
Send for our prices, In effect since March
0. 1883 and circulars, descriptive OF this superior
wire, referring TO size, strength and material from
which tits made, process Of Ralvanizing, etc
SANB0RN wkRNRR Houston
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CONSOLIDATED KRcKIPTs

G.l ns cotton exchanges in New York and
'ea'on Will close tomorrow, the 30th oil
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RIO GRANDE DIVISION

Al Sxarkana with st. Louis, Iron Mountain
southern railway for all points north and a. q,
aud Texas Il Pacific railway for Paris and shef
man.
At Pt,tsbnrg with East inc h Red River rail
and Grcenville.
Al Big Sandy with Texas 4 Pacific railway 70,
Weatherford, Fort Worth, Dallas and all poinu
on that road.
AZ Tyler with internationally Great Northern
railway for falest ne, Troupe, Houston, Calves
ton, San Antonio, Austin and New Orleans.
Al Corsicana ard Waco with Houston h TexM
central raj wav for Houston, Galvest n. Dallas
AT Mc0iregor with Gulf Colorado AID sataFt
railway for Fort Worth, Clsburne Morgan. Be
ou Lampasas, Milano, Brenham. Rosenburg
galveston and AL intermedist IL points.
]. h. VANDYNE Gen'l Sup't
rrOp~r W. rTtTrY aen'i psss Az,
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THR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
IL q never.failins top

Isa never falling tonic
for Nervous DEBILITY
exhausted vitality. Sem
NAL We&kness, gnefs
| m%eHsSTrhSS 10 x
~, parelyh and Ill
the terrible edects 81
Self Abuse youtAM
|follies ard excuses =
|mAturef yearn-Uuch e
Loss Of Men DRY, Lard
pitude Nocturnal Emit !
|aion, Aversion % gock Z
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Headache. yet Cartcrs Little Liver Pillsarc equally
valuable in Constipation, curing aud preventing
this annoying complaint, while they also correct
oil disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver
and regulate the bowels. Even II they only cured
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Annt's &Imcdu.
"Conqueror OF all LIES Woes"

MRS. A. W. ROWLAND, Of Providence, II. l..
says:-
"Dccming it my duty to suffering humanity to
inform all who may be afflicted as have been,
of the safe and sure Remedy which, by the bless.
ing of kind Providence, has restored me 10
health, with deep gratitude wish to acknowl-
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the use of the most valuable medicine that
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panied by the severe aches, intense pains, weak
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disease. tried many kinds Vt medicines, in
c"ding physicians prescriptions, without obtain.
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"A few weeks ago friend persuaded me to
try ants Remedy; and, after using only half n
bottle, was relieved of the severe pains In nv
back, and continued the use of the Remedy until
am well again; and now can take long walks
without being tired, and | have an excellent ap-
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and pains from which suffered so long. most
checrfully recommend Hunts Remedy as safe
and reliable cure for Kidney disease, and IL is the
only medicine have ever found that does exactly
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ave are all strong enough to endure the mis-.
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served In the urine and many other dssssss
that lead 70 insanity and death, :
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INgTX1U4U
Will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dolia1s RI
case o. this kind the VITAL RKBTORAT1VI
(under their special advice and trestnentl Mi
not cure, or for anything Impure Of infurica5
found init THE ENGLISH Mk6i01E ~
sTiTUTE treats all Private Diseases suooeaafujiy
without mercury. Consultation Free. fkofs
sls Of urine, q 80. Price Of vital RsstI AMI
u 90 bottle, or four timea the Iuantity, IS .0.
sent 70 any address on receipt OF prca or D D. b,
(no Q, 0. d. sent without q enclosed q 8 auaYs
name II desired by ENGLISH ME6IGIY
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. 81 Louik Missouri
Wholesale Agents. j. J. scH0TT 4 CO., Gal.
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II FAD

Ache they would DO almost priceless TO those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu-
natcly their goodness does not end here, and those
who once try them will find these little pills valu-
able In 30 many ways they will not BE- willing
to do without them. Butaiter all sick head
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:. & 1t. Z. Railway.
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Texas & St. Louis

The shortest quickest and best line between
Athens Corsscans, Waco. McGregor and Gates.
vile, and mot direct route TO al Points north
and Fast. Open 10 6atesyille. county seat %
Western Texas
$40: / NAIL AND xxrsSss GOING SOUTH.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr.. Bohannan Vegetable curative 10 war.
ranted TO permanently cure all forms Of sperme.
toIrhea or Seminal Weakness General Debility
impotency, etc. and restores Lost Pc, err end
brings back The Youthful vigor" Of those Who
have destroyed 1t by sexual excuses or eyil
practices In from two to seven weeks time. This
remedy, which has been used by Dr.. B0hannAn
In his private prsciice for over thirty yesra wAs
never known To fail In curing even the WORST
CASES. II gives vitality and impafts tneFKy
with wonderful effect 10 those middle. aged mSn
who feel weakness beyond their years. lM n.
MIGRATING properties are felt at once. YOnnR
men suffering from the consfqus hces Of thai
dieadiully destructive habit OF Self Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance Oi y speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient GAIN
strength and elasticity Of spirits At once. O. II
acts directly on the rarts ahecud'as sooth1na
and healing tonic and an0dyne 10 tie relaxed
seminal vesicles ind irrifatsd duets mrartinS
power and tone and restoring them 10 their nat
ursl state the same as II the paneiul habit hAA
never been INDUCED In The irgYedienis an
simple productions Of natnie--hhrkr, roota
cares. f30l M n 80
NJ Prize, Five Dollars, sent with mil dire
tons TO any address. For sale only at Dr.. G. A.
Bohannans oillce. No G2i Norm Fifth street.
between Washington a venue and Grep Aired
st. Lonis, Mo. Esiab lished 1897.
%Dr BIS. Treatise on Special Diseases,
which give clear delineaton Of the nature
symptoms, means o. cure, etc.. Of SYPHILln|
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc: sent FREE r.
any address upon receipto Off No stsmn
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COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton to-day were heavy
for the last days of May, reaching 10Y bales.
1. y, Mitchell received 10 bales from Wills
FONT, al d b. Meyer from Johnson. Prices
were steady an unchanged at all the ports
and in liverpool. Yarns and fabrics were
dull in Manchester and rather lower. In
this city prices are not as good as they were
q week ago, and quotations have been re.
duCed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04
CONGeasea Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 5 10 D. m and ex-
tinguiShed at 5:15 ain
John Arms WAS sent TO Jail for three months by
Ju i9e Smell. yesterday, for aSSaulting a cOlored
woman Dame,i Elizt Green, by knocking her down
and stamping on her.
Mr.. L. : Emery. guardian of the boy Perciyal
Howard, who was in the Police Court few days
ago for stealing valuable diamond Pin. called on
Jufgc Shell yesterday TO inform h In that he had
sent the boy to his ther, in Europe
he reduction In the price OF THE WEEKLY STAR
nom TWO dollars To one dollar year has become
Very opulr.
The pc t-sradu2tc class OF the law school of the
Nation il university have presented Prof. Wood
Judge OF the moot court, with an eleganty-boGnd
set Of ThGckeray'S works.
Rernemb"r Joseph Cooks lecture Tomorrow
nfEht ON The Spells System, Or the Pocket in
Politics"
Edward Padeett and ThoS. FURRY were CHARGED
Dr0:e Judge Smell this morning with the larceny
on four dCZ N cartridges from an OLD man named
Thomas th&ckary, who told the court that the de-
IendantS prevailed on him TO buy q lot OF part
them. so that they could make little money He
did so. and they never returned the birds or the
money. The cas- was continued to give them a
chince to settl with the old man.
Albert DodSO1. colored, WAS sent to TAIL for six
months by judge Smell this morning for pettt lar
ce2y. The testimony showed that the defendant
Who had been in the EMPLOY OF Mr. John A. Pres
cott, OF the nth street rOld, ordered articles
Oh the credit of Mr. Prescott from a store and con-
ver.ed the drti' les To his own use.
A-ErGc crowd was pr sent at the Rink last
1ght, The National Rifles being guests OF the
mana cement
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Affairs in Alexandria.
Reported for THE EyESISo SrAR.


A VENERABLE FIREMAN.-Mr. Benjamin Barton,
VINO has JUS ben reelected presi lent OF the Hy-
draulton Fire com 1any, now caters upon the thir-
ty-sixtl year OF his presi len'y He joined the
Hydrauon Fire comp ny in 1923 and has been q
iiremin for fifty-iiss years He has probably
served longer In thn fire department than any
other gentleman IN tie Ug.oa
The MARRIAGES OF 1sS2-During 1882 tn ere were
112 marriages here. In 1851 103 marriage licenses
We're issued May ana December saem to be the
NEST popular months for Alexandria IN arriageS.
During the year at least IS Alexandria couples
wrre ed In Washington
The FLOUR TRADE.-During last year 90 G39
barrels o: flour wer- Inspected here. During 1881
about ., 90 barrels w"r, Inspected. The Last year
before The -four tnsp ctil was S7,413 barrels.
The new inspei tor, Mr.. l.. Brown, has entered
upon the fitScnarga or the duties OF his office.
REPOhTER's NOTEs.-At the station house this
morning In re Is a iuaatic escaped from the aims
house and six 10 !ge:s-The January interest
uDon the city's bonded debt IS now being pail
The seconi payment tsl45.0tD OF the purchase
money or the WASHINGTON OHIO railrOad is due
on the 31st OF the pre- sent month, and arrange
mehiS for It's payment are now being discussed by
the present owners OF the road.-A smallpox
case, color d woman. on the northern edge or the
t'wn. near the canal basin, was reported to the
health officer yestrrlay.-The Columbia Fire
Company list night held an election and reelected
mo or its present officers.
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Affairs in West Washington

D1vIDEND.-At the Seml-annual meeting of the
Potomac Fire Insurance Co.. OF Georgetown, Tues
day, a dividend OF PEP cent was declared for the
past six months
THIEVES AT WORK IN THE CoUNTY-Last night
Mt. VIM. Hu1dleStOn, who lives near Bethesda
had horse and buggy and harness, go chickens
and pigs stolen from his farm. The horse and
buggy were found this morning near the outskirts
OF the city where they had been left by the
thieves, who only took them, as 1t seems to
bring their other plumber TO town.
NoTES.-A COW belonging to Mr.. Rick the
DAT lyman. had three-leggcd calf last night, The
curiosity, however, soon died. The letter car
of mail matter last month, being 20 OS2 letters,
4.116 local letters, 3.04l cardS-a big months work
WEDDIEG-Mss Marion Hunter, daughter of
NY Nm. Hunter, SuperintPn lent OF the Auueduct
bridge. and Mr.. j. W. Thomas were united in
I'M trriagc Tuesday night, ct the DunbartOn street
NJ. E. church, by the Rev. Richard Norris, as
S sted by Rev. j. j. G. Wcbtser The church was
crowded with the friends OF the parties.
LODGE ADMINISTRATION last nlght-Endow-
m mt Rank, No $50 X Oh p, elected the following
officers: S. H. Gladmon, president; S. C. Palmer
vice-pre sdent; II. G. Wagner, secretary and
Treasurer; f. X. Tavcnner, chaplain; j. T. Core,
ST, guide; Is. f. Harper, guard; Joseph PasSenO,
Sentinel Instailed-Heimione lodge, No. IL, X.
of p, have installed the following officers: by "
4. Core, jr..V C.; William f. Gibbons, p p. r.
Tayenncr X. OF II. and S.; Samuel c. Palmer, NJ
OF T. Henry G. Warner, NJ. Of F.; E. T. Simpson
NJ. at A.; S. a. Harper. t. c.; j. E. Gross. o. g.
THE Young CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY-The
9th annual sOciable OF the Young Catholics Friend
society at Forrest hall last nj int, delightful
affair. MesSrs. Hccnan, Man0gue, Craig Gibbons
arrangements deserve credit for the good manage
ment.