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WILLIAM W. DANENHOwER,
jy7-dts WARRINGTON DANENHOWER.}
FlHONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE .TEN NALLYTOWN ROAD, NORTH OF
BIA.
By virtue Of decd Of trust from John Pooreesas
and wife to the uneersiEned dated 18th day of KID
March. 1873. and recorded in Lber No. sSl, folio a
III an at the OF the party secured thereby We
IEENlH JULY, 1881. at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front
ated in the District Of Columbia: Beginning at point
81 feet from stake on the west side of the road lead
ing from t. Georgetown said stax being
the end of IT, first line Of lot number conveyed by
Joseph West to John Wiet. and by and with said
road south % degrees west 1879 feet the purchase
made by Jacob kenga then with Kenslas north line
Rock OF buEbarton thence with said line Duntarton
north degrees west ia feet thence south 81 do
drees east 235 feet to the beginning with all the build
1ngs and improvements to the same belonging.
lerMs Of sale: Onethird cash: balance of the pur-
chase in six and twelve months from the day OF
sale with interest A deed given aud deed of trust
taken thu 1aasarce3
may pay all cash A deposit Of $f00 required All
conveyancing at purchasers cost.
R. E.JACxsoNl rrr,..oo,
jy7-d&ds j. J. WATERS { trustees.
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% Il. WARNER. Real Estate Broker.

ID II. WARNER. Real Estate Broker.
VALUABLE VILLA SITES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
IN UNIONTOWN, DC
At the request Of the owner shall offer for sales
on WEDNESDAY, JULY NINTH 1884. at HALE 4S&
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. = large tract Of land -
which has been subdvided into Villa Sites KNOW as
the Shannon property and situate Nichols avenue.
at the junction OF the Morris road Lots will be offered
separately and long time. Liberal to perons
who will build.
jy5-3t DUNCANsON BROS, Aucs.
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RANGE Or fhY THKRMoNETHR.-Tho following.
were the readings at the once Of the chief a9nS1
nicer Uo-day:-7 am, $50; II AM 762s : p m, ia
Maximum, 78.8; minimum, 61.A
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefolowing are the opening and p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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The Cholera ScOurRe.

NINE DEATHS IN ToULoN LAST NIGHT.
TOULOE, July 7.-There were nine deaths here
from cholera last night. The cemetery is kept open
al night to allow the speedy burial OF those who
die from the disease.
SIXTEEN DEATHS IN MARsE1LLEs LA MIGHT.
MARSEILLEs, July 7.-There were sixteen deaths
from cholera here last night. Twenty cases were
taken TO the hospital during the night
AN UNCOMFORTABLE CHOLERA PREDICTION
ToULON, July 7.-DOctor Koch. the head of the
Berlin cholera commission, who is investigating the
disease IN France, reports that the cholera here is
Asiatlc from the extreme east He found the same
microbes here as were found In Egypt and India.
The lntest1neS being the seat OF danger, fumiga-
ton Is useless. He says the cholera Will reach Ger
many. 1t will go everywhere. Having a center
like TOulOn 1t must spread
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FINANCIAL.
PRIVATE Stock TELEGRAPH Wmrs

PRIVATE Srock TE1zaRArH VINES
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YoRK. BOSTON. 30
FRINGE WHITLEY, STocK BRoxERS
,s s. fEnsahhd avenue New York
General Partners:
James Whitley. Henry Fl. Dodge n. Crueer OAKLEY,
Harry c. Logan. Washington d. c. Maynard c. Eyre,
William R. Travers. Special Partner
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
-. OF RAILWAY SECURITIEa
a q. DODGE Resident Partner
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON MOTH
CAROLINA AVEN L, BETWEEN FIRST ND
SECOND STREETs SOUTHEAST.
On WEDNESDAY, JULY NINTH. at FIvEAA2
O'CLOCK PM, shall SELL in front of the prem-S&
Uses. the westernmost sixteen feet Of lot No f. -
square No. ia.
Terms One-thir cash; balance in six, twelveand
eighteen months for notes hearing interest from
ESQ down Oh day of SALE All conveyancing at punha-
y35t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auts
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

ENTIRE TTs sTocK OF L19yoR STORE No so7 7TH
81 NHisKY, YVES ikSN5Y s he T. f BIT.
T IN fo ahts SIGH T1Ik
SHELVING co "a HuSf1 sSNA1Es' &C.
mencnF at Ten 6'cIock we viii sell at the ABOVE eoW
therein q Ser
T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
DANENH 10y son. Real Estate and insurance.
f{Ess " MItrtabHft21 f z OF
II NILES hAsF ShsT 81 a fSSSF TxNhaS FIVE
st si;e siss
IT, ons Sf TIE r na records Of IT,, the county Of s1an
HST 4 rs: rs + 4ssTvn
s,esd Wit BEING h larger
1887 record. in bsr folio 90 land suits ~ The
sch fSs sSq s sns sesf
hf NJ 10Th 81 s,is s3 sss ana accorded
stone pc On the side Of spanish o.E and pear
Ss q be. sa
o the P to stone sy the line
Sth ra s: said 4 Il: 80: Of said E g 40
:.ss III 9is sss y min tr Hsf.;
called for in said Simon somers' deed the n 81 Deg
~ min 20 poles and l6 links to fence post corner
fence post and stones another corner to said tract in
s PIE
sad Hal's corner as Indicated By the fence: thence
1857 76 deg ~ poles TO H. white oak and spanish
OAK ca He'd for "a deg 100 poles to small chest
nut tree 70 line Of said ORsly tract thence with said
line IS deg w. 4s7 poles to tn. place Of beginning.
containing 16 acres rood and SO poles with all the
frame house. barn and I'll Necessary cutbuildinsY.
ments In and two years secured by deed trust
On Premises sold; or all cash. At purchasers option.
deposit of $500 required day OF sae. Terms be
coupled with within days from day of SALE or
the property will 10 resod at the cost and risk of
defautng purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
expense
,,- a., WILLIAM DA n ~! Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
ST and 319 9Th Street Northwest. Cor Street.

ST and 80 9Th Street Northwest Cor. D Street.
PARLoR SUITS VARIOUS COVERINGS, WALNUT
AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS, FRENCH PLATE
PIER MIRRORS. SIDEBoARDS, DESKS, BID
sTEADS BUREAUS, wASHSTANDS, SPRINGS.
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
WHITE AND FANCY MATTINGS. CARPETS,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, STORES, CIGARS,
CUTLERY. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ARCHERY.
&c.
ALSO.
500 VOLS. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
ALSO,
100 OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGS TOGETHER
WITH OTHER GOODS, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY EIGHTH, COM
mencinR at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell within and in
front Of Spacious Salesroons general collection
Of goods to which the attention Of buyers respect
fully .alled 1t
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AN ARISToCRATIC SCoCSDREI--Lord st Leonard.
who was recently convicted OF an outrageous as
sault on Emma Cole, female servant In q house
where he was q visitor, was released from the OLD
Bailey prison, In London, on Saturday by a Judge
who thought he had been punished enough The
released lord Immediately went TO O low public
house In the neighborhood, where he called for O
pot OF beer and a clay pipe. Then he sat In the
public tap-r room for hours guiding beer and put
ting out vile tobacco smoke and viler profanity.
He roundly damned the Judges. jury and ali en-
gagged ia the trial, and the obscene epithets with
which he described the victim OF his assault were
such as TO disgust even the taproom loafefA
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REJECTED NOMINATION.
The Senate this afternoon rejected the nonina.
ton OF Henry c. Binroni,of Alabama 10 be register
OF the land ONCE at Huntsville, Ala
MR. RANDALL GOING TO CHICAGO
MI. Randall VIII leave for Chicago this evening
ana hopes to get there IN time 20 participate An the
formulation 81 the platform Mr. Carlisle, n 4 un-
ueretoou, VIII have great deal u 20 with draw
Ing UP The platform.
MINOR NOTES
In the House Yesterday MI Hiscock CNew York,
uuered mighty complimentary resolution OF
thhhks To Speaker Carlisle, which was carried
unanimously amid loud applause ON both sidcs
MT. carlisle replied In happy manner.
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Anrrrs FoR EURopE

Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH in r,se exclusively
gu the lNMAN STEAI iSdIP LINE
hrre rths keep peri y level under all conditions
q weather arOrinx perfect comfort at night
tns Olis away with many the dscolaforts of OCEAN
travel - ~
INMAN g & co nirniteJb
UkO W Moss. Agent.
lr2s- msth3rn rs Perrsylyauia aye MashI,gfnn % G
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Not AstRtIc Gholeva-

BOARD OF OFFICERS or the corps OF engineers
10 consist OF Lieut. Col Orlando n. Poe, Major
Alexander Mackenzie Major Charles J. Allen. Will
assemble az Duluth, Minnesota, upon the cau OF
the senior member, 10 consider and report lpoa
certain questions, as provided IA section ~ the
act or Congress approved February 20, 1873 ..to
authorize the Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY TO
construct and maintain a bridge across the ST.
Louis river"
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How A BIGANIsT EscAPED-A dispatch from
Richfield Springs, New York, a few days ego an
nounced the suicide by drowning OF Geo. Croker
young farmer, on account or disputes with his
lather-ln-law IL is now reported that Croker did
not drown himself, but hired a companion 70 row
him across the lake at that place and to return
ana start a story OF Crockers having comm. tted
suicide. The reason for Cookers conduct Il said
TO he that he is a bigamist, and took this method
TO escape Imprisonment
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1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAYORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE. 5000. 600 JARS.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An A. in va tonic rs . success and a
fu."-See Medical Press" Lancet" 90
Genuine only with the fac sirnfle of Baron
4iebig's Signature in Blue Ink across the
Label. The title Baron Liebig" and photo
s5s sg having been largely used BY dealers
public are informed that the Liebi9 Com
p&ny alone can offer the article with Baron
Liebg's guarantee of genuineness.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
Wholesale only C. David 4 Co., Fenchurcb
avenue, London. England myl5
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tcoSrrSrKp PROM TIM FrRsr Rprrroxl
some twenty minutes before three Mr. R0nmne
aiose IN his seat and read his farewell addreB and
III quarter TO three he declared The senate a.
1ourhed without day
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NOTICE
$3.50 .- - LANE ROUTE
.Ah p S1 S SAkD SIII5,ASsAit t0MrANY, LIMITED
CALLING Al CORE HAKBOR
IRON PIER ~. y 4 MN IOIK
Aurania We'd July 9. Gaiis Wei anr 8
letania- We'd july ID. auEana 49,. Wei AuS IS
o.. ~ d JGly 81. S.rvia -. Wo6 aug n
AND ESE~F WEDNESDAY IRON NJ " S9iIE
Rates o. lassage-SG0 SsO and 500 sccor ing 10 ~.
rf mediation.
s,ee.Gc low rates steera~e ticket, from IIy
Ta+es.
BrOu-fh bills OF laden siven fer Belfas GlaArov
Ia Antwerp and Cttcr Ports Ii tie Con snent anl
te. Ge0-terfLLtsn ports
or f. git and pesss.e Apply n. fe Comp snys oca
sc :. EoNllnS Green Or 10th steerase AID csb.l 70
u - blS1lOH -. tUo 5tIi sire VI 2S. ID =.
IEkNON IL BROWN 8 co, New Iork,
Crto Ns.srs OTIS BIGELOW CO
Aal3 Gus 9Th street Warrington
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u. @
I)oToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt; ". c. Geoehegan. win resume
Ier trips to baltimore aud River Landings SUNDAY
lialch 9Th leaving Stephensons wharf at m; leav.
III Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Freight received until 6 p III Saturdays oNLx
Ali Elver frt light must he prepaid.
Passenger accommodation unequalled-
Arplyto STEPHENSON l. BRO lpants
mh3-6m 9Th street wharf,
rET. VERNON, MT VERMONT!
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
Leaves Ith-strret wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at IL O'Clock returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm.
90 L. l.. BLAKE Captain.
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CUr1cuRA REsoLvENT, the new blood purifier inter-
nally. and CUT1cURA and CUr1cURA SOAP the great
SKIN cures externally clear the Complexion cleanse
the SKIN and Scalp and purify the Blood of every species
Of Itching. Scaly Pmply. Scrofulous Mercurial and
Cancerous Humors and Skin fortunes when physicians
hospitals and all other means fail Sold everywhere
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
jy2 Rosroy
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(rINEhait !hANSAlLANliC COMPANY
~ between New York and Havre.
tOmpany's pier. No AZ North River. foot q, Morto,
strtet New York 50. Gerfnsin TTaub "Wednesday July
. ~ m Canatta hrrsaDec- Wednesday. july 10 III a
IN Ainerl4G-. >antvlll "wednesday. July % 6 M
Checks psyahl, ON sight. IN suit ON the
6ahGue Iraii-stiantque q! Paris LOUIS DT BEBIaN
Afent No Z. Bowling Green. New York W MOSS
- feihsS wanna avenue J. ". BOTEI.ER Z SON glj
al9 w.sb;,,.o, N ~
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

BAY MARE. BETWEEN AND YEARS OLD, GOOD
DINER; TOP PEETOS AND HARNESS AT
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY EIGHT at TWELVE
OCLOCk. We will sell. in front OF our salesrooms,
tention Of buyers is called 1t
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STEAMER ARROWSMI~H

AIEAMER AKRUWSM1TH
Leaves Severth-street wharf at a M Mondays and
thursdays and 4:30 p N. Saturdays, during July and
August, 1eS4,
Fox POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
with Baltimore and Ohio r. atShepherds:
slso at Alexandria with 1880 Ferry Boat from wash.
hlFton On Mondays tor NoplinI and interme-
5tate landings, returning Tuesdays. On Thursdays
tcr CurrI CONAN Nomini, St Clements Bay Vhsryee nd
Mternle date iandiuEs returning EridAye On 6atur.
Gays tor Nomli. Currioinan and intermediate lauCa
returning sundays.
JB PADGETT, Act.
CIV. RIDLEY. Man,
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BROS, Auctioneers.

sokREL MARE 6 YEARS OLD. KIND AND GEN
WORKS SINGLE OR DOUBLE, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY EIGHTH, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front Of our sales
rooms, the above Mare 1t
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Affnirs I'm West W ashin q ton.

CHURCH DEDICATEp-1'he Zion A. NJ r
church, 29th street. neal DumSarton street. was
Dedicated yesterday morning by Bishop T. q. An
drews, assisted 10y Rev. A. Dennis. pastor NJ the
chufch; Rev X. H. Ebert, Rev Ii. Brown. presiding
elder OF the Washington Ill trict and Rev Mr. Alex
ander, OF the First Baptist church.
1HE CATHOLIC UNION have completed arrange
lnentS with the supeT1nte ndent OF the B. & T.. X r.
10 have the Long bridge Draw open TO morrow
evening so as 20 have their eXcurs.onsts landed at
High street wharf.
toNDiIioS OF THE WATER AT z A. N.-6reat
rails, 3; receiving reservoir. north connection To-
south cunnectiOn -; distributing reservoir lnf,uenL
gptehouSe, 5; enluent gatehCIse, & Low Tide In
The river to-day at p. m high tide, 10 D. IA.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22

HoUsToN, May 12-In the list Of
awards in the interstate drill, tele
graphed Saturday night, it was erro
n .ous y sts ed that B ttery A, OF S
L Iuis, won the first prize. TIE oil
cIal report of the artillery avards is
as follows: First prize, $3.50, award =
ed to Battery B, Louisiana Field
Artillery; second prize, S25O,Bttery
A, st. Louis Light Artillery. The
other awards previously reported
are correct. The Balm Z uaves of
st. Louis, received third place in the
zouave drill The special prize, the
Noyes, cup, valued at $50, for the
best drilled man, was awarded TO
Private R. Dumont, of the Mobile
r fes. There were eighteen entries
in the contest. which finally narrow
ed down between Dumont and
Richard Knott, also Of the Mobile
Rifles Representatives of nine COM
panies competed The amount
awarded the Bush Z1uaves as win
ners of the first prize in tie zIuave
drill is not satisfactory to that com.
pany. Capt. Roemer claims that
the prize offered was $1,000. The
management OF the drill concluded
to pay the balance of $3.50 This
does not affect the second prize,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
A Model Hotel and IL M8deI
Landlord.

1t was our fortune during the re-
cent session of the Press Convention
at Jackson, to share with hundreds of
other guests the thoughtful and cour-
teous attention of DIR. P. w. PEBBLES,
the admirable manager and proprie-
tor of the Edwards House, and we
feel it almost duty to the travelling
public to express our hearty and dis
interested appreciation of the uniform
attention, thoughtful consideration
and genuine courtesy on the part of
not only the proprietor but his clerks
and employees, that con nauces SO
much to the pleasure and comfort of
the guests Of this admirable hostelry.
To be sure the patrons of hotel pay
for attention and are entitled to it,
but there is an indefnable something
in the shape of entertainment that
cannot be bought or paid for; a some
thing that some men have the power
to give, that makes the patron feel
that it is almost privilege to pay a
hill. and this sensation is common to
those who have partaken Of the hos
pitality of DIR. Peoples, of the Ed
wards House, at the State capital.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
Stories on the Road.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AT A WAYsIDE INN
SOMETHING TO PUT IN A GKIPsACK.
"Gentlemen, almost envy you the positions
YOU fill; your experience of the World your
knowledge of business; the changing sights you
see, and all that you KNOW
This warmly expressed regret fell FROM the
lips Of an elderly pleasure tourist, last August
and was addressed to a semicrcle of CONNER
cial travellers seated on the porch Of the Lindell
Hotel, st. Louis, Mo.
Yes" responded q New York representative
.Of the profession, "a dfuMm er isn't without his
pleasures, but he runs bis risks, too risks out
side the chances of railroad collisions and steam
boat explosions"
"What risks for instance?"
This, for instance" said Mr.. W. ID. Frank
ln who was tn en- travelling for an Eastern h Ouse,
and is known to merchants in all parts of the
country: ''The risk--whch, indeed amounts
almost to certainty-of getting the dyspepsi a
from perpetual change of diet and water and
from having no fixed hours for eating and sleep
Ing. myself was IN example. l say was, for
am all right now"
mo discount on your digestion ?" broke in a
Chicago dry goods traveller, lightning his cigar
'afresh
Not quarter per cent. But had to give Up
travelling Tor while. The dyspepsia ruined IN
paper. Flnally came across an advertisement
of PARKE RS TONIC / tried 1t and 1t fixed me
up to perfe ctiOn. There is nothing on earth in
my opinion, equal to it as cure for dyspepsia" 4"
Messrs HlsCoX 4 Co., of New York, the pro-
'prietorss, hold letter from Mr. Franklin stat
Ing that precise fact. PARKER'S TONIC aids
digestion, cures Malara Fevers, Heartburn.
Headache, Coughs and Colds, and all chronic
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys. Put bottle
In your yalise. Prices, SOC. and 81. Economy in
larger size.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
THE GRAND LODGE COMPLETES ITS SESSION
AND ADJOURNs.

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows oil
the State of Mississippi, which convened
in this city on Tuesday, completed its
business Yesterday, and adjourned tc
meet ngaln ON the first Tuesday in May,
1885, i'll Iazpo City.
The following are the officers elected
for the Grand Lodge, for the ensuing
year:
Isaac D, BlumeIthal, Holly Springs,
Grand Muster.
T. c. BjIlups, Columbus, Deputy
Grat.d Master
Chus. Whitcomb, Natchez, Grand
Warden.
james T. McCown, Vicksburg, Grand
Secretary.
y. y. Balrows, Jackson, Grand Treas
urer.
J, L. Power, Jackson, Grand Repre-
sentative.
G. W. Trimble, Grenada, Grand Rep
resentativc.
Rev, j. 7. Zealey, Canton, Grand
Chaplain.
John Rowzee, Pontotoc. Grand Mar
shal
Henry c. Roberts, Aberdeen, Grand
Conductor.
Sam'l French, Vicksburg, Grand
Guardian.
E. H. Sims, Water Valley, Grand
Herald
Credential Committee-E. Shaefer,
JuO, McGill, L. Hibbler.
Judicial COMMUNICATIONS. Reed, Jno,
A. Webb, 5. NJ. Patton.
Legislative Committee-M w. BristeI
A. B. Wagner, W. NJ. Strickland.
Supervisory Commit ee-J. c. Lamkin
r. L. Dunn. Jas. Mcclure, Sr.
Fiscal Committee-J. l.. Power, G. W.
Trimble, |. V. Shepherd.
Yaz2o City was unan mously chosen as
the place OF next meeting. The time is
fixed by the constitution--th first Tues.
day i'll May.
The Grand Encampment officers are as
follows:
F. NJ. Lassiter, Vicksburg, Grand Chief
Patriarch.
W. W. Moore, Summit, Grand High
Priest.
John Rowzee, Pontotoc, Grand Senoir
Warden.
E. NJ. Parker, jackson, Grand Junior
Warden.
Jas. T. McCown, Vicbsburg Grand
Scribe.
d. N. Barrows, jackson, Grand Treas
urer.
Samuel French, Vicksburg, Grand
Sentinel. Ndtches DrmocTat.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-05-22
The Cincinnati Riot.

C1NcINNATI, May 12.-The special
grand jury appointed to consider
crimes in connection with the riot
and burning of the court house made
report to,day to Judge Avery,
The report speaks at length of the
causes leading to the riot and sp.aky
Of the common report that jurors
were bribed; Of the general com
plant that the courts permitted too
many delays, and that citizens avoid,
ed jury duty to the detriment OF fair
administration of justice. Ii also
points out defects in the criminal
code. The report commends highly
the conduct Of the Fourteenth Rec
ment at the time Of the riot, and
praises the bravery of Capt Desmond,
who lost his life at the court h u G.
Flfty>four indictments we're return
ID, covering twelve grades of crime,
out nothing further will be divulged
concerning these till the arrests are
made. Judge Avery, in receiving
he report, made brief defense OF
he courts, and remarked that the
public would Judge whether the jury
udd done its work well or not.