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sEaanaG1 oesAes..
Dispatch from Portsmouth.
Tha .,snel nl6cer d,,.csea - 1a,.u. .,
-. ...ss... IN. ~ s..s..,. sss...,
nsF saonosaS@ eas nad scarcely drepped
Inn sroupd the corner Of ola Fort On.
..;,,,s,s.. :. M. .ss'..,.S. ~ sss. 49,.
sss3son' - osso3 sno soiena - neeise u .
funeral procession, and hssailors In the rig
ging chsersd again. Tim cana the Alert and
sa,.a cheer ~. heard. y va,eh. aov.,.s.
Arctic aset WHICH hsd bseu n III mat evsr
sinoe The rescua NJ Cana Habina vara y.i.sI1
=, ~. ,...h..a,,. .,,...,,,.. ~" -. hi.
~ .. "s.ss ~ . 49, o. . .S". . .ae
was day Of 10Y and mot Welcome TO The surviv.
or. .nd M - mor-r,,, sor Az. 80 v,,,.,,
v :. ."u NV y. ..o@1"..h Aok ssss ~. "nen
the Arctic neet dropped their anchor Secretary
Chandler offered his arm to Mn. 0reely and
escorted her TO the gans-plank, followed BY
ner Drosnefa Iney were placed IN charge OF
Commander Merry OF the Tsllapooss, who, In
his launch conveyed them to the Theta
A Mrs.. 0reelv. ON the vav h meet her hns.
band, passed down tie companion way to lie
Dor WIN han aud @
and 9;ohtiv sintci,;n~ her hand. fT,s III, ~
tenant En- not ham issormed thst his wife ~ ~
sh,nt 10 10 on hoard the Thetis. "a M = s "a
minntes lefore her srrivs,. In convers.ti En-
WITH Commander Schlev. he s,id he dii not ex.
pect to Gee her. % she probably hsd been ea un.
sbie 10 reach there 40 snon, When the haroe
vas seen ~ leave lie Tennessea ' vith NJ
Greelv and her two brother. q. q and q A
Nasmnth sitting in The stern sheets Commsnd
er Schicv sai;i &, LENT Greeiv: "1ientenant !
would ike to see Won in nv cabin for : few
moments" Comnsnder Schley entertsined
T;ant GrosIv In conversst tom .homt
.rct;c mstsey until = necni;.r s;c'
nal nal vss eiven on the boatsvsin
~h;st,s "a ,ndicate that Mrs Gree,y "a. on an
board and ready to meet her husband Nov
the iady trembled verv much. Her breath
cema n .. M and her rshoia frame shooE ss;sh
emot;on Tith fsltering stsns she vent ~ Ne
cabin door and imst n the instsnt she entereI
Commaniler Sc6iev left The room. leaving ths
long sanarsted connie Alone iiant GrccIy "a
sittinc Eith his bsck "a The ,ioor Int Shen Com.
msnder Schiev m abrnptiv ieft him lie tnrne.l
snd A. ina ssyna ;nstsnf sav his r;Se entsr
W1:4i. $500 -. <i,.x ~. 800. I;I.o -S..t;s
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Singing, irritation, inAammatiou, I'll kidney and
urinatycomplaints, cured BY .Buchu-P aibs "el.
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Headache il Immediately relieved BY use of
Psso's Remedy for Catarrh.
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The 81 paal road earned d, aeo.oooin July.
an increase Of e12Q, MS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

The St: Panl public library issued lo.4o7
books in July.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

bfiity, cured b. sweils Heidi Rsnswer:" d.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-15

ison, VIA Send Tor Catalogue
Tho saltwater and Fort Wayne clubs follow
the Bay Citys mp the due.
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1s.)laase MA lsGAa q DslssA ~.
- ~ - agsd ssvsa1.avs - ~
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Several 81 Paul school buildings are 10 hsy.
chemical fire extinguishefs and sfandpipee.
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Msasman's Psptont.ed Reef Tonic, he only
Syepsttn: contains blood.malene. io,ee.Ssnsss
9n9 nd ntssnsasining propsrtiss: Invaluable for
1nolgeAsson, Dyspepsia. nsfvou6 peostxaAon, and
sa tofms Of esasrsl deblHty; also "a ~ snfesbIed
vhsEhee the result Of e1hsustsn, nervous
Dsoe6aaon. ovsrWofk. or Acute disease paIHcula1iy
rseulaak from pulmonasy complaints CAsWKII.
aA1A1D Co. Propzietoe1, Nav York. Sold b.
1axbed Wire.
you have baxbed wire fences keep Veterinary Car
boAalve IN your stablea It Il the best remedy for
wounds Of all kinda Soc and 90 cans ct druQRsss or
By mail. ]. w. COLE CO., Props, Black River Falls
Wis.
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xugrsts Of 1orsasa 1sws.


Schumacher, the anarchist murderer, VA
hanged at Vienna.
Miss Benedict of London is in training te
swim across the English channel
A French almanac predicts that Emperor
William and Gen. Moltke will die before Dec.
81.
Four earthquakes occurred at Frascate
Albano and Costello Roman, . few miles south.
cast of Rome.
A Norman gunboat is cruising in the North
sea for English fishing smacks, which recently
pillaged provision cutter from Bremen
The porte has informed Earl Dufferin, Brit
ish minister to Constsntinople, that no restric-
tions will be placed on the passage of Black
sea traffic through the Dardanelles.
In Brussels mob hooted the Clericals and
Liberals yesterday as they were leaving the
dispersed the mob and made several ar
rests.
Advices from South Africa report severe
engagement between the followers of Montsioa
aud the Beers, in which the latter were defeat
ed. Many warriors were killed, including sew.
eral Englishmen
At the Hague the duke of Nassau has issued
a formal protest against the king of the Neither
lands declaration that the passage Of the
Dutch regency law settles the question OF
succession to tue duchy Of Luxembourg.
Tho Russian government has issued circu-
lar to the principals Of schools in Russia, hold
ing them responsible for any revolutionary
tendencies their scholars may have, and en-
ini iuto atrs orx1saS
over their pupils, in order to extirpste the
slightest favor of nihilistic sentiments.
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Rough on Pair" Quick curs for Collie, Cramps,
Diarrhea, Aches. Pains, Sprains, Headache
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IIEV1


ii ~ &sWu.
- - WssAias,on b q The ussr-
fsses 49, q - enithsoaiAn institution,
- 81 nm i Party Of esplorsss 10 the re-
eim u ~ cli1 and ave dwellsrs 10 make
eolls1la q relics and cursositass g be taken
% tA61eSv Orleans exposition Explorations
win 11ds 6 Arizona and New Mexico
lslplsss established: Wisconsin Neptune:
kaGhAend county. postmasterD commissioned;
Olas1nA Fishsr, Aberdeen, Dak; Charles +
Hfsnklin, Rockford, Iowa. Akerly Townsend,
mt Sally, OAK; Richard N. Howe, Golden,
nm.
Tho special commission which has beeninves-
tiNting The condition and management OF the
New Orleans postoffice, submitted its report to
Che postmaster general to-day. 1t severely
cr1ticises the service there says the postmaster
seldom visits the Office, nothing like system is
observed the mail matter is badly handled, and
several sinecures exist, which the commission
recommends be abolished
OMces Established-lowa: Lark, Worth
county. Postmasters Commissioned-Henry
B. Miller, Vienna, Wis, New Ofaces-Jsmes
Postal order Offices Established Dakota: Alb
erdeen, Atamount, Andover, Beresford, Blunt,
Bridgewater, Brookings. Buffalo, Darlington,
Carthage, Columbia, Cooperstown, Dawson,
Devils Lake, Estellin, Fairbank, Faulkston,
Forest City, Grand Rapids, Grandthene, hamil-
ton, Higmore, Howard, Hurley, lroquois, La
foon, IAgrace, Lamoure, Lisbon, Miller, Mimic,
Worthwhile, Portland, Raymond, Saint Thomas,
6pear13sh, Steele, Warner, Wentworth, Mime
sofa Atkins, Argyle, Arlington, Beaver
Creek, Bird Island, Cologne, Edgarton, Elysian,
aallock, Henning, Long Lake. Mabel, oronoco,
Pleasant Grove, Springfield, Starbuck, Willard.
Inquiries made ct the postofice department
developed the following facts in connection
with the financial Irregularities and disappear
ance Of Assistant Postmaster Morton Of Brook
Ign, N. T.: At the expiration Of the first
month in each quarter the employees Of tho
Brooklyn postofRce were required to sign the
pay roll for the full quarter, although I ey
had not received pay for but
ono month Morton, who was in
complete control Of the Office,
was thus Afforded an opportunity, in making
upthe pay roll, to fill In blanks for the last
two months in each quarter with figures rep
reeenting sums larger than those actually
paid ont The total amount of discrepancy
was small-some 1900 Regarding Morton's
disappearance during the investigation, the
inspectors supposed he guessed the result Of
the inquiry and fled to Europe. They do not
believe his mind is affected or that he is in
this country.
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rnr sEcnrrAnY onErrs onErLY.

THE SECRETARY 0RkSE6 0REGLY.
At about o'clock Secretary Chandler en-
tered his barge and was rowed to the Thetia
He went at once to Lieut. Greedy and Affection
ately took the gallant explorer In his arms in
the fervor Of this greeting:
"God bless you, God bless you" said the sec
rotary. "You have come back to us almost
from the grave. hope your future happiness
may reward you for the terrible experience
you have had"
Greedy responded feelingly, thanking Mr..
Chandler for his kind expressions. The writer
was introduced to Gen Greedy by Secretary
Chandler, and the former at once said he de-
sired to thank tn. newspapers of the country
for the universally kind manner in which he
had been treated BY them. He could say but
little Of present concerning his expedition,
the public would soon be given the entire de-
tails through official reports. When asked -
to his health, the lieutenant started he felt
comparative well in all respects excepting that
he was at oil times considerably affected by .
feeling Of intenso weakness He stated he
had gained rapidly in desh since this rescue
but much Of Il WAS soft and
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Darbsd Wirs.

< 0NA ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE
OsVvv Addrer h. R. HALE. So, Manchester, Conn
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Sneogen11so . G0o9 1tAo 30unel
AssesS 1lJesss g 8ssonsaaA.
RseoncaeA, a, Z, Ar A-1hs eaH b
Aroaesd pehais aadpsivais bun dinss dseesas-
q, ana ssWsaosms - our AEsic Hssossr plA-
sasdsd % Saaaing svssywAssA The hasbor b
Al1sd WITH Ms1b lsdsa wiaApsopla AZ 1l:@.
asnid considseahas nahusiasm, oommandss
echlsy end CODA and Lieut. Emory dissm-
basksd Following them were Other onoers
oe ths Gfssly expidition and sailors Of ths The
~, Bear nd Alsrk They wsrs enthusiastic
allysrsstsd - thsy landed Thscrowd pressed
Toward 10 shaks thsir banda A
roar Of welcome went up when
0rsely was discovered coming
toward The landing in the sd,niral's barge,
Greedy was clothed in white. with SLOUGH hat
and wore spectaclea Al he and his compan
tcoalishtsdall crowded 10 wslcomshina 0reely
leaned upon the arm Of Lieut. Powell and Ian
suidly lifted his hat His every movement In
&eatsd weaknssa His comrades received
much attention. All were placed in coaches
and Immediately driven TO the Rockingham
house, ithaving been decided that they should
not appesr in the procession At the hotel
crowds gathered to catch . glimpse Of them
1n 0fsely Joined her husband Of the hotel
~ 11:9o the procession began 10 march The
streets were packed. Great applause greeted
tho sailors Of the relief squadron The ovs-
ton continued through the entire route.
Commander schley, Lieut. Emory and Com
mander CONN were received with
TRD1ENpous ApplAusI
n Tia Nnb A1naz
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
THE KNIGHTS OFF pYruIAs.
Arrangements for the Twentieth ANN"
xerS,rv Of tie Order Completed.


The knights of Iy hias of the District Of Column
bld have nearly completed their arrangements
for the twentieth anniversary celeufatiOo, when
will take place in this city Oh Feb. lv' meet
ing Of the general committeo Of arrangsmsnts
was held last night Mr.. &. J, l.. Foxwen pre-
sided, with Mf. H. =. Evans AZ secretary. .
Tuc following programme Tor the celebration
was adopted Parade OF tue order w tne h.eI.
noon ffyim 1880 10 ) O'clUCR All entertainment ~
the evening, consisting OF spu9ehCs Dy ptomlneut
members Ut the order, vocal ana lnsuunynml
concert, TO conclude with o hop. Ihe ylslung
knights rom Baltimore. NOrf.lk aud other cltlet
viii be fitrnsL el With refreshments py the Ioeai
lodges. ,,.,
The arrangements for the day have been placed
in the hands Of subcommittee dlid inVltulions
have boan extended to Tie sdpicme CiuIcellot.
l 10 tt,ier Of the order, and other prominent
pyihiHlIs Copies of tbc following invlhtlon were
scui ~ he several lOdiCs: ,,
'Thc members Of the several lodges are invited
InI,,r Uu VIZ, .Aeir lodges. Ih.sc nhVlng ,. UNI
+. 40. Gloves and dar; Clot e.. Mcnoers Of the
uu form %, VIII tTn Gus with that orEnnina-
Ton, aud taviuBrIs having ~ uniforms VIII mp
pear m Gurk Clo,hcs. Appropriate badges VIII be
Iurnisiud. Evciy mehdor Oi thc oruer ~ w. yu-
ri.dictiun Is not only invited, but earnestly re-
ouc,tgd, 10 appear and take part in tue ceeDra'
uuu' ,.,
The following subcommittces were appointed
iu.t uight: on iiNitauvny, Sir knlgnt COM
NAH, or J. r. C dwel, Of the uniform rang, y. J'
A. L. smith, Of CaIsnihe lodge A. u. trace, OF
Uni dun ludyC. aud ID. l.. Cahill, Ut Harmony lodge
The fouwiu Washington lodges were repre-
scutrd last uight by three delegates eaoh frank-
lin ludgc NJ. ,, Murnt Vernon no. ., WeDster 90,
T. Fri,ndship No. s, Decatur No. y syrac!isean
NJ. TO- Ialaiiihc No. IL. Hermuno No. ", Excel
stnr No. II, Gyrnunia No. lj Equal No. u, Occa-
sia No. is, Harmony No. 2l, anu Union No. ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
PERSONAL.


Joso de Sedroso, Spain; John 7. Donaldson,
baltimore arc at Worinley's
John Il. Packard and family, OF Greenville Pa,
Hra located for the winter AZ 6l2 pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Mr.. Andrew d. Wilcox, or San Antonio, Tex,
was yes erday appointed clerk OF the senate com
mittec on Nicaraguan claims.
Mr.. Clarence p, Dresser. editor Of tho Chicago
EBe, arrived in Washington yosterday, ana Is reg
istered at the National hotel. He expects 10 be
here till Wednesday.
Dr. Thomas V. Hammond, for some time resi-
dent physician Of Providence hospital, has gone
into active practice In the city, with his onice al
1885 Thirteenth street northwest.
John II. Lyndo and wife, Lowoll, Mass, Frank
X, Foster, Cambridge. Mass; j. q, Coldwell, Kan
sag City Capt. J. NJ. Turner, Iowa; James NJ Sco'
vile, New Jersey are AT tho st. James.
c, C. Ruthrauf, San Franoisco Alex. Keith
and wife, Horonto Rev. W. I. O, Morsell, Phila-
delphia; j. S. Hams, Philadelphia; Miss @. A.
CoughlGn, Rhode Island; Henry Strong, Chicago;
Miss leasley, Philadelphia, are at the Arlington,
Hon T, Dnyne and wife. Hon. Charles +. Boyle
aud wife, Pennsylvania; J. B, Austin, Roanoke
g. a, Smith and wife Kentucky W. +. Thayer
Boston, George Crist and WIG Ohio; w. \. John
ut Willara's.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

The officers Of the grand lodge at their semi
annual visitation to Chambers lodge Of Good
Tcmplars, at Uropleys hall, Georgetown, last
evening, were received by membership larger
than has heretofore attended the sessions Of the
lddgc and were afforded the pleasure Of Initiating
several applicants for membership The meeting
was decidedly enjoyable Ms well as Important
aud indicated an Increased interest In the prose.
cutOn OF the temperance work. The reports OF
the various officers showed the lodge to be IN a
most prosperous condition, and that during the
qunrter Just pissed gratifying improvements have
boon made In every department. The officers of
the grand lodge installed the new corps of officers,
whO. upon their induction 10 Office were attled In
the now ana handsome regalia Just purchased
by the lodge. Tue following nre the officers for
TIC present term Mr.. Thomas NJ. Alilstead, w. c.
4; Mrs May Golden, W. V. T.: Mr.. B. +. Snyder.
w. X. 81 Miss Genia Devim, W. assistant secre-
inry: Mis-, MOlic Mnrten, ". financial secretary
Mrs. Il. f. Snyder, W treasurer Mr.. Sanger Johns,
". cbaplnin Miss Ella Sherwood, W. marshall
Mr. klOiZ. w. deputy marshal Miss Norah Kit
ner, W. /. g.; Mr.. Charles Birch, W. O. s.; Miss
lrnuio Miller Il. II. s., aud Miss Clara Valett L.
II. s. At the close Of the business session the lodge
was entertained with addresses by Mr.. A. Kals-
from: q. ". c. 4; Mr.. NJ =. Caldwell, G. W, s..
ana MIR. George 4. Potter. Of Minnesota; recita-
ions by Dr. W. L. ChilGs, q, W. treasurer. and MIR
". NJ. Johnson of star of Hope lodge aud instru.
mental music by the lodge orchestra.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
TIE Unity CLUE
An Essay Read on the Desert Lands OF
America.

The Unity club held an interesting meeting last
night ut the residence Of Dr. Duckett, corner OF
Twenty second street and Pennsylvania avenue.
There was y large attendance. choice mnsicai
and literary programme was carried out. Hon
". A. Phillips deiiverod u lectGre, entitled "fhe
Desert Lands Of North America II was n de-.
scriptiou of a tour through the we'tstn wlds OF
the United states, aud he maiiitninoo that what
Is termed Amcrtcaa deserts are rot such. ana
by enterprise could be made nabitablc. Miss
Bcatte read ,sn cssuy on "Reuding- scotch SONGS
were snug by Gen. George W. Balloch. Mr. J. y.
philp declaimcd ''ThC FlreInah's Wedding:
Mr.. j. J. McBrcery iecited why She Was No
Lady" Mrs. John and asa Hutchinson rendered
several songs. Among these present we're Mt. and
sIrs. HarvcY spaudimg. Miss Jennie B,yser' MTs'
1mugenc Robinson MUrreli, De. and Mrs, y. G.
TabOr, Mrs. Clark Mills Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.. Wor-
den, Mr.. and Mrs, clifford Worden, Mr. and Mts'
Albert Miller, Mr. AMI Mrs. y. H. Ihoml son, pr'
Benttic, Mr.. MiltOa Ford, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Hazard, Dr. Charles Murphy, Mrs. Nettle senlord,
Mr.. J. Q. A. Johnson, Mr.. aud Nts:, B.. I. Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Nlo.ser Mr. Charles W. Johnson, hr.
james e. Duliu, aud others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

The Germania Mnenmerchor gave two plays at
Abners music hall LAST night, followed by dane.
ing. The hall was well filled. and the plays were
produced on M elaborate scale. The plays pre-.
scntgd were "The Uncut Diamond" aud farce
acted their parts IN greditable manner, and
were loudly applauded. Nine. felhnan, who
fiil actress and her efforts ELECTED much applause.
After the plays the rom was cleared and dancing
begnn which was Kept UP until late hour, and
refreshments were seryca at midnight by Herr
Abncr. There were present many prominent
Germans and many strangers. .....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
THE sUrrrAGE COMMITTEE.
A BilI 10 he Presented 30 Congress 10 Es-
t,biiaI, IA bSunIcipai Government.

iargcly.tttcndcd meeting Of the Citizens suf'
frage committee OF the District Of Columbia was
held at Asso iuion hail last night. 1t was decided
" present D!ll to con ess asking for the estab
lishmvnt of u municipality in this city similar 10
taO.c IN BulI,lo, milwaukee,, and other cities
uf the size Of Washington, the city govetnment
t. consist OF mayor. common ConnCil, anu DOafu
otnldtrmcn. one of tre committeeman spoke OF
ihr shnit being sunk back Of Howard university
s 'iloxic's 10 Is" lie said that "in sinking nut
~ hoe the authorities were dito Sinking sIsVyO
of me peoples money" Tie shaft is lb0 feet deep,
ami will cost the above amount. Another com
milteemnn denied Senator lngallss statement
ths reign OF n popular government ut was cre-
atCd," he said, "niter the president had the mp
pUintment Of Il governor for the district
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

The german al st. Josvph's hall last night was
largely attended. Misses Laura Crown and Settie
smllh received. ana Misses Laura Crown, Nette
Smith, Laura Letlingwcll, Mrs, Nalley, Messrs
Frank Smart. James Nalley, Boyer, md Morris
Coleman led The iayofs were numerous and
hnuds me- Among the many present were
Misses l., L. and Nrllie Smelling, Annie Cooper
Rosa Blair Mrs. King, Mrs. shrcvts, Mrs. Prof
phpps, Mrs. Heuley,, Misses Fannie, May, and
'ora shreves; Mollie Fisher, Helen Block,
Rose and Becky stne Lula Winter, Hattie and
,aggle KrOpp the Misses Hart, MOllie Denegri.
Maggie Byllew Minnie Htaly, Belle Walsh. Ida
Fletcher, Murray, Dr. Graham, Messrs. Spencer,
charlie, Engel, Thomas Chandler, Benjnmn Ellis,
Max Fisher, Frank Oliphnnt, Edward Redfeld
ihu Baker md Walter LGckhehh. Prof phipps
Lackey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
WIN, Some Son, or Rest Saw.

= he following young men called at THE RE-
TUB CAN office las night aud denied that they
were or ever had been connected with an organi.
tlon OF thieves; Frank Smith, William Woodward,
Gtorge Graves, James Hillary and George I'd.
wards one ofthem said the organization, known
as the "SOns of Rest" was for social enjoyment,
but unfortunately several bad youths
Gained admission to It by some means Their
meeting place was constructed in Temperance
alley because the police drove them from the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

&c publ can club of the eleventh legislative
dis.rc pu suant to the call, held their meeting
last ght at No. d5O Ninth street southwest. Mr..
Iuseph Thompson called the meeting 10 order,
aud stated that its object was to revive the club
ina elect three delegates and Two atcrnaleS to
the general central republican club. The officers
we're then elected as follows: joseph Thompson,
PRESIDENT; George FurguSon, secretary. The dele.
gnlcs elected tD the general central republican
club were Messrs. john 7. n. Williams, Joseph
Thompson, and George turguson; alternates,
Wm. 4. Morris and VIM. H. Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02

The funeral of the well known electrician, DR..
william Hunter, took place yesterday afternoon
from tho residence OF Mr., 4. J, Lehman, 100
Twelfth street northwest and was largely at
tculed. Tine funeral services were performed by
uG Rev. DR.. Bartlett The pallboarcls We're
Messrs. W. Z. Wood, Thomas ]. Murphy, John
Saul, r.. II. Clark, J. ID. Cley, and Joseph l.. Kerr
wand Interment was had at Oak Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
ALnI,nr Mas Meeting.

A labor mass meeting will bo held at lincoln
hall Monday evening next under the auspices OF
the committee Of representatives from the trade
and labor organizations OF this city. Music will
be furnished by the Arion quArtette and Pistorios
band. Ladies arc invited 10 be present, as seats
will be reserved for them. A number Of good
sneakerg will attCud
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
WAS INGIoN coMNrANDERY NO. 1.
Their Cordial Reception in Baltimore
Thursday Night.

T, 70 visit OF Wa ahington commandery K.
:, oi his city, to Ba t,more on Thursday
light and their reception there, as published
IN yestc w. REPUBLICAN, was one of the
most brilliant # rs in Masonic circles that
Ii ever taken place. The address Of well
come of Sir Knight Thomas McCoubray, jr,,
eminent comma lGer OF Baltimore command
cry, wus Rn eloquent one, conveying in happy
terms the genial greetings of tho Baltimore
knights. Tho concert that preceded the
banquet was n brilliant one, and tho banquet
itself unsurpassed in the annals of tho Ma
sonic cuisine. BY an error the full account
of the trip, as published in yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN, gave the visiting commandery as
Columbia No 9, instead OF Washington COM
mandery No. /. 1t was slip of the pen, "
readily recognized as such. Washington
Comm0ndeEy is hiRhly pleased with its visit,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-02
The AmerIcnn Club Case.

tn raj of Richard Harris aud W. H. Brain.
ard, th red with keeping gaming table. was
resumed in the criminal court yesterday. After
hearing the testimony. Judge Wylio said that he
would leave It to the jury to determine whether
the association was Tor mutual Improvement or
for the purpose Of Carrying on d gaming table
The Jury rendered a verdict of not guilty, which
the judge declared he would set aside n he had
tho mower,