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aoMAoE TO MANIC

Pr~silsas CIsv<lanf~ Essri.g H~S -.
~ shs n.nls - Harv.rrs ><ni>r~
nsrh Ola and Hs.ag-Inssrs<siv~ Wsr1~
There vas : warmth and heArsiness
about the greeting extended % Mt
Cleveland in Boston that testified now
close and strong are The bonds thAs
unite him 70 the people Il was sPon-
,aneous tribute 70 = faithful Official
honest. straightforward public servant.
Who places dnfy before every thing and
4 sraunch and true under a. eircum-
stances In the oldest and most enAA-
nenr university in America surroand~i
by the most distin guished representa-
ryes Of New England education AMI
culture. the Dcmocrst.c President
vas the recipient Of ronGrs I'D
eourre~ie< OF which any mar
mirhc be proud PROM the reverel
president Of Harvard down 70 the
Youngest graduate every one ~As
eager 70 TESTIFY his respect and A.
n ration for Mr. Clevelan-- Nhtle
much q this enthusiasm Was OWING -
the hixh Office Of the distinguish
visitor, very large proportion 2. "
wzs caused by the =trrlln- qualities
which have characterized his pro-Ac
career. The urvarying success ~ rna'
career. due % fidelity. high purpose
ana earnestneSs was IN example 70
TIE rounr men around him and sub
ier- az admiration 10 their elders AM
professors The occasion Was one
siso. calculated 10 inspire the mo~'
-lr~ri-h breast Fair Harvard. youn-
and vigorous. ardent and ambitious.
after two hundred and nt-y wears u
life Vas in her g-yest and nr1gn.e~
mood Around her gathered her cnis
dre-. among them men ~ world ~
fame. ali rIled with the same anrr
tomato feeling for their lima Aa'tr
10 her we're offered the nobies- trinr.'-
; that American lips could utter n NJ
Loweirs grand orarion and ~
Holmes impressive poem Aosr 10
: srrnctive 70 The young graduates wer
: NJ. Cleveland wel considered word
On the duties Of American Citizenship
: Afr-r 81 X corre< 20 rhiS the peopse - n
r.. - $500 fave one an1 Al -4cre4 ID
siuz % perform. &1 so1r Pre- -en' n 80. =.
-nrear than every o-ner ctrren 80 tetr- "
roun-ry mus .s-1e 80 - 2, - ~. u,
! r-zx AZ r-orrlxr xurernmenr No uA1 81
I ns3e Is t4te-t u rspk1n az escn1< I.
\ sx-f~ rne srern senrence rh-ch rs faArnlr-
y eT5-sss fse earnest sop~ thst HarxnTa
7 ra1so- rs,ch hss h0n0rrd theu- .ni tnar .
J. 80 40 forxe-~ or nexlecrs ~ duty
e Amerc-n cirl1en<hip sn2A And hAs zl-s ~
4 tn 1ers-
rtuas dav 70 Be remembered in 4
e annals Of Harvard and one worthy
- ~4-Na 49,"
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- r,~fn.1an ~ = ~<rsan'-Trrp~do snd
- uh.le-l~nrninr y. -~w.
Aladr ting IA ar.ondon ma-arine
a. .Parrn-sI Hare Net" tells some
cod -zories concern NJ biris Of that
specie~- The LAZY has made t~o voy-
sres to linda AMI she has sen parrots
II tie thousand not merely ca-~d par
rot. but parrots in full enjoyment Of
the'r freedom She first tells q par
ros that u-si 10 bite her when she was
4 Tale girl: then goe- on
The next parrot became acquainted
Nth Wa : gray one. and belonged 70
Admiral blank We had one house
ana Admiral Bank another. and Polly
uzed 70 spent his time IN large Gag
perched ~ in : tree. where he was very
happy and conversational, and became
81 ~ friendly With rnc. ~ gave hin
fruits and osker delica cies
..Nou. there wxs huge ne-ro serv
ant inward OF six feet high. ~ black =
. coal. but : great swell. attired away
in most spotless lily-wnte duck suit
| and tall white hat. who vas told o. =
attend 20 these garden houses "A
name. too. Vas White. and Whit<
| Whiter might often h. heard shoute
through The garden in the -tentoria
! sone~ Of Admiral Blank: when Wait
would f'y. with an obciient start froi
she kitchen IL the hotel hard BY. On
morning I hSi seen the Admiral sta'
81. re-plendenf in uniform and kne'
~ was zone Twas surprised. Their
fore. 10 hear .sWhite. White. Gale
m hi tone q voice
II could not understand Il - ! b
never left the garden since h. Vel
awar. and had not seen him rctur1
Neither could white He came runnir
and perspiring. went - Admiral bisnk
honse. and then looked about the a
Den. but could not find him. Ihe
| enpposinr he had made . mistake.
J rss1rnsd 70 The kitchen But the p
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rHe WAY TO BE HAPPY
&c. All The Pleasure yon Can Out % what
Nou Have

O.. An he Pleasure xon Can Out % What
you Have
Most bovs and girls think that 4 they
could only have every Ting thsF want
"a 70 wear. 10 amnse Them fheT wond
never ~ cross or satisfied That =
mistaken ideA Things outside 81 YOUR
ST do not make happiness knew =
hoy once. aE.ou, nine years old who
il seemed had evsrx thing that
could make = boy happy lovely
home. papa and mamma who DID
every thing IN The world e. make him
happy H had printinr-preS-.
! veiocipede. = bicycle. sled skates tcc
ana roller. books every thin-; AM
1 ~ ~ ~. tn most unhappy child
I .re- <aw. One winter morning the
: streets were covered with snow All
I ~ hovs II the neirhhorhooi were out
| Nth -hpir -lrsis. shouting and laughing
-rI having tbs bet kinds q. tines.
Tl,iS nov went about the house frown-
re growing AMI whining. What
.bout- 10 you thinks IL was not
x.-is-;ci heean-A his sled
VS. MT longer. and utterly
resn-ed 10 10 out he would not 20
out With such mean sled he sad
Tha. afternoon wa walking not tar
from this coEs house when heard
short< az laughter from some children
No were out ~ sight arount the
eorner. When ! lid see them ! Stoos'
re-f4..lv still There were four Htilf
shsIfrer without over~hoes- or cvcr'
cra-- or uaitfenS Thew had m OF
hroo-n ich they were usln- a. sled
The rounres- child was sitting On tn
b-oern. ami two Older bovs were palm.
lir alnnr bv the handle The tourrl
rh;li- = rlrl- was running along hold
H. to title one on the broom. Ihei
-. wrre shining. cheeks Just Tx
r.sa<. IA ener certainly were jrst =
happr a. though they had the mos
ba;stiful Of -led~
: The following convfr-at On -
, overheard among some little ca loren
: Three siny. rage bqys wrrs pIayinz 3
> - rear one AZ me Nn-rn EndrAN~Ay -
$780,. a fnrrth trnnE-tcr cane III - ~
= rl--enfr1. III ~ 1snre. - dirty Ia prr.
fcr-s. Ut, -cirs rlec<.
- -. ~.ssr- rr5wl~1 aronnd All tiscns-e
g. treasure rzststly 10 49,, r..5s,. n.
II so1s' me- han plee@ 81 = for yes-e
CT ,aaa: ' . 80 81 bone IN or alley. mort
= - a-o~r.~ snff second. "a In <osn
= u~<a t1rnrer our ~ q
a The younx~sr chl1-fne TfEt ..'t..r
- s--~fis-- rtirn-~f hmny that ever wAkel
- 80 fA-r4re.s Nth smile Of perfect conft'
- - nov he cisrnec In. IN . tone ~no-r Pr
-. sr1 ior no words can conveys
-rnish rno-nln' toun' > peanut
--l You Sc. Il . not What Won har
,il vfnf YOU IND. that makes ron hapr
80 but tn ne ron make u IL II you
Il 20 ensov il ct All the pleasure =
Ia most there j. in il ont u 4 Won will
~ ianpv 10 IT, possession: but Il yon TIM
III Al the time that Won wan. the thing y
- hxve not rot or can not haTs- yo1 r.
~ ~ me PLEASURE Locked up in your pr
u en-. possession - Christian IAs0D
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pnovrprxcr. r. T.. Nov, so--J2rnes An
rrv.rn. TIE bir swcde. living In cabin
ahors ave hundred yards from the knoll
whe-e Mi<s Emma Pearson was found
..~.rr,ed four weeks ago has been ar.
-e~ref for The murder There j. grim
iocrs-r mar about whom nothing seems %
- known. He has : daughter who ran
awDx from home some time ago Tor reAs
crs not exr,asnet Anderson md tnt
murdered riri were wen acquainted On
N. fatal SUNDAY sh~t Emma started y
wa,lx ~ Pontiac. Anderson's wife wAs mo-
- nome. The evidence against TIE Fis
orer u strong. and bic strange actions dur
| inr the past week have helped - 'ncrsss'
| suspicion
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..You are charged with being N'pn.
and disturbing the ol g. What y so-'
Plea guilty OF no; guilty." real ,''''
McDon.ld. q the police ccnrt-
Not guilty. yer honor" answe. y
James McManuS. - hc arose n II
dock and held tight grip on rs M NJ.
rsil. ..Thc officer wa asleep ~ Al
beat and I yelled TO him 20 waSr n'''
that's all" ..r..
..Guiity. a. charged" said 'he co'''
with severe frown- ~
..Rut- ver honor" urged poor ns
Nanns. ..the officer was asleep. An- ,
was my duty = good citizen Y 80
him" 49,. Ia .hs
Take him away. hailifi." sa'a Y. n
can't sharply. Ellis excuse has -
No "a ID with the case. lie can c ".
plein 10 the commissioners. y ne l ~
bnt III can't yell 70 wake up : po,,s \
man with IMMUNITY . long :, .. ! n ~ n
Justice in this court $50" fa
Post.
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4 BOSS FOR ONCE


Uhr = Catorrd Geutlrm IN toniu AN"1A t'
Give Away = Load 81 Wood
Obviously. tile African j. progressive
or nothing. HIS initiative qualities
-,ani out Ike gems q purest ray serene
upon the escuteheon Of his nationality.
The oihcr day wantei 70 buy small
iar IL wood for kindling purposes and
scco-,e.f 4 sable ION u Aires sunny
Georgia sand.
40 shuaA. boss. ] got fine wood 10
kniIin' D. poses Illustrate wood -
kinilin pa poses
..whas i your & CURE for : small la-
/ asked.
| ..wcN. reckon bout seyeniy-hfe
cents an a. propah mount
..All right: br NJ around yonr AZ n
wood IN the morning and ! will tase m
provided il J. 81 good qualify ana = :
size
rr;rht and early the next morning
~ led beast II the genus mule hat
"a before nv door. A poor ~ e7'
creature with A white skin hell ihs
rr;ns The nero with whom han
,.fkex4 the day before came 70 my 100.
ana tod me that the wood was there
examined the jag and commencra u
clinch the lar-a u with the coioren mAn'
..Sce var. boss. Dc white mau an
seIlin' dis wool 70 can talk ~'s
him"
II ale does de talkin'. hire \ m
. doe. toe do de falkin'. rec<nn M
~ bo~s. but he-he am my hirea hF'A
4 he am. GO long. boss an m~.e sv
: harra;n wid dc white. hired trash
That was easily done. ! bonznf m
4 wood from the poor white man Hn
! gave him SEVENTH five cents for m iA-
! TIE next movement on m part q w
co,ored man WAS sumner
..fINre. 70 poo. onnery. loN-HoN
white man. here am twenty n.e eT"l
mo- Dat makes de one doliah pFHl
isrd 70 fo- dom de Job N
AIR the white man pockctea \ I Nv
dollar and disapp AIRED askrn VI
II negro: .-How can won Afford ip -'
y away the wood and pay guaF'eF Y
~ -ide~7
~ ..FIush-sh, Doan' say muffin
Il wood am stole. an well. boss: I NJ
T. les twenty-five cents TO see how \ '11
~ toe be boss once IL ,. htAth'
:. JUDGE
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C4rxrevTrtr. Tex. Nov. 1--Last NH
= thicf entered the residence Of Mrs. Fitz
cernld. 4 widow LADY Of this city and
$1,000 A The door. The lady. thinking
rwas : neirhbcr, opened il, when. 70 her
essonishment. 4 an walked in She Their
ran out the back door. and gathering ?
shotrun came around 70 the from
door Ana frcd q the intruder, but
nis<ci him The robber thci
r.n after her and struggled % set the gu
from her. but the l1dy's screams fright
eucd him. when ne ran A. be was goinl
away Mrs Fifrrerald reloaded the 81
end hrcd again. but Il 10 not known II -
would-be robber was hit The little uoDa
nc<ed II brave manner.
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.h,e programme fcr l,S2 But there
4 realization Of ire collective <tren<t1
a. thr Democrats party. and there -
. 20 speak. Reconsideration q nc
lessons Of the late election. Nnicn
s,renrthen and encourage tne heart =
the party. and which c0rre>PoniIn<iy
ieprcss the expectation and hope o. -
.dverSaries- - George Eep<. - brsos-
lfs E1gI<-
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w.sHrxerox. Nov. 2o-Srper.ntende1t
Bell Of the Foreign Mall Once "a. r.
ce;xed from Postmaster Pearson q View
YORK the list containing the registered
numbers of mail matter sent by the steam
- Fider. which were stolen IN Belgium
II contained $50 PACKAGES. and al but sev-
en- packages are reported lost be Issck-
49,. recovered werer Two from fnila-
1eInhia- from shenandoah- Pa. from
baltimore. Nd: from Norwich Conn
and from Washington ID G. % t1e
-,.rl-are. lost. O. were from rew
YORK city: Baltimore. Nd s. Bis
-na-rk. ID T.. 4: saltwater. MINI A.
Montronerv. Ala. Il: sharon Pa 4. Proy
iderre. r. Il. n. boston 8: Traverse City.
Nh Il. Detroit. ?. Franklin Pa Il In
cirnati. :: Dn Bois. Pa, 4: New Orleans
HI. what Cheer. i. Sacramento Cat- 4
\ Milrar kee. II: Chicago ,: Rockford H. u
I Pniiadeirhia. i: Leavenvcrrh- kas- Il
4 Wilke<harre. Pa. i. shamckin- p Y
\ Fit-.burrh. 3. Waco. Tex ,: Jackson
\ Tex. Il. syracuse y. r.. - Des MONIES
1 ii. i: -. Paul MINI. 4: Hurley us !
< Plymouth. Pa. ?: Washington a. ~
Shenandoah Pa. p Buffalo - !
Kingston. n ~ 1. HaverhilL Mass.
| GiIbertviile. Mass. q. View Brunswlex- ;
Ill. Webster. Mass. 4: Peoria IL
Osklanf- Cal. 2: San Francisco. =. hocn
ester. ~ ". ?. Cambria Pa =; 1iossr'
vile y. ". New Haven Conn :
Mr.. Bel states that under postal unlo
! regulations for mail originating n ~
] rrifrd States which i lost in transit ~ ~
country InEnrcpe- resPons lp'iity At.sene ,
either 70 this country Or 70 the COUNTY
rrh.rh the ROBBERY occurs This STATE
. | ar.i-~ EXISTS from the fact that Ccngres
I, rrfn.es "a sanction acqnic>cence on ~
! rlause Of the postci union regulation
! | whirh provides for reciprocal rcspons
t..r.@~~ - tn1t mail
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WrLxE<BAREK. Pa. Nov. She eNc''s
nent al the Conyngham shaft having -
sided an examination was mace ses.sru1s
70 ascertain the extent q me oAM.s,
carsed BY the explosion. was ionno
that the -ompany viii suner Dut LIE -
~ - damage 70 the workings The Bal
t;more slope suspended operations ycstef
day owing 70 the large quznnsy q -
workinr IN from the ConFngham mine
Nth which Il Il connected None o. -
twelve men. who were reported a. having
bseu fatally burned. have died
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A little ve-ycar-old boy named NM |.
stsr. from Springfield. Mas. v' '.h',.,s:.
mother. Who ID in Al the Massaean" ss,ss
s.sr-v.i Hospital. 81 Boston. ana n s'1
es-iny wonderinrly around. rcinai s
..Tn;s Y she funniest hotel ! ese,
.omrthinr seems to I'll evsryoeU 80
- Bosioa Budges
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The Republican newspapers % no.
lem - seriously moved a. mi-ht "
expected b. the gradual elimlnativn
az the coiored man from Congress
There i : hint il their comment On
the subiect Of feeling on the
n.r- IL the party that II has no
furrher use for the c0l0ret Rep
49, NATIVE and no longer cars -
49,. sh~ trouble 70 elect him SPEAK
- II the fact that bu. one negro MEM
~ h.s been chosen 70 the fiirie1n On
rrrs<. the Buffalo Express says
- r.sr 80 marked the E1vert ~ The rt-
49,. "a Trc-~-~4x nri since tat time - hAs
- - r.xs Saricnni sodT- h <-sfnz. retirs-
sn: @.y e = $3.50 ..sa. = - ana i .
rrrn ~ : ~ nrnuc~ = Important ~ m1T -
1rr-r on<t- however. = - prser1c- ~ 80
80 80 = fos- r-er1h~r o. 70 th- rxre 10 90 ~
rorsh<r t1-nbnes- rnrong1 TIE de..y sesssons.
Is vote wth tne Rrputlsc.1 s.de snd o.
$3.50 =, arrrs -. rrnerRiiE the surz tctsl p
$50 r,.r~u rne-r ker : nchfevem~ur@ ne rArrAI
euose. ana wn>n Ne az nrc.k 1909 .nr@r.-.
IL ~. rrn1rks wzs u-1n1r connn~l " -
= - r~rys = r<ssn< oss o. conzr~ss :,
" y rzp az ~zvsnr tae isE -lzs,r. So =. -
- ~ ~ 1siorsl -1sfr1g Tfr frs-s-
Nr. Blaine viii probably yno
su~reed In the extensive bu<ine-s
rreoneiliation n which - i said Y
hsve embarked Mr. Csnkling. townr.
whom he i said 20 b. making ~
! vance.. i reported % have said n Boz
!. .or- TIE other day. that -'the kepun
I f;.~r r.~r<x II falling 10 pieces bec1u~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-24
A Central Committee Secret.

The meeting of the State central committee at
the Grand Hotel on last Friday night, after the
adjournment of the session at the committee
headquarters, to which reference was made by
Mr. Bynum in his speech last even
ing. escaped attention at the time but
information, obtained through inquiries made
last night confirms the truth of the Congress-
mans statement There was member of the
committee absent at the Grand Hotel meeting,
and it is supposed that ex-senator Mcdonald
was the After order was called, for the
purpose of learning the feeling of the members
of the committee, motion was made
indorsing Mr.. Bynum as the regularly nomi-
mated candidate, and to this an amendment was
proposed, substituting the name of Mr.. Bailey
The amendment was laid on the table and the
original motion, indorsing Bynum, prevailed
by vote of 8 to 8, Chairman Hender-
son not voting, and, as stated, one member
being absent What caused the change in the
minds of the committeeman the next morning,
when the resolution was adopted declaring that
there had been no properly-constitueeG conven-
ton held, is something that cannot be learned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-24
Marion county DELEGATES.

The delegates to the State convention chosen
at the Republican primaries on Saturday night,
whose names were not reported at the time, are
as follows: Twentv-irst ward-Dr. w. E. JEFF
fries and Capt. j. NJ Garrett; Center township
P. B. L. Rowland, Samuel Hanway and George
w. Higgins; Lawrence-Robert johnson and
S. Fl. Mapes; Westinghouse. Harcourt; Frank
lin. Nj. Toon: Decatur-Isaac Furnace.
The congressional delegates from the same
ward and townships Twenty first ward-D.
j. Smock, Thos Tallentire sr. w. III. Furnis and
W. F. Elliott Lawrence township-Wm Apple
w. H. Henderson and NJ. d. l.. Cullon; Frank
lin-Obediah Eaton, Lewis j. Toon and George
Hommeyer Decatur--Wm. Darnell; Washington
Owen Boardman; Center-W. G. Udell, Mr..
Watt, BENZ. Vert Nj. G. Alexander and Wilbur
Mclaughlin.
The delegates to the joint Representative con-
vention are: From the Twenty first ward-Jas.
Heller, F. NJ Hay, j. A Dynes and r. Spanner;
Center township-Samuel McCray. Mr.. Owens,
Frank r. Knots, S. s. Shirk and Ed Logsden;
Lawrence-Chas. j. Neeley, G. P. Medium and
Marion Kimberlain; Decatur-Wm. Compton;
Washington-SamuelP Purcell
A meeting of the Marion county delegates to
the State convention will be held at Rooms 26
and 81, in the Whom Block. on Thursday after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
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Remember Brilliant Excursion,

Remember Brilliant Excursion,
August %, g. P. NJ to Michigan City, including
Chicago, So so round trip. Hotel rates low;
tickets at Ill East Washington; IL Virginia
avenue; 176 West Washington.
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The Tailor Makes The Man

May be only another way Of
saying ut takes nine tailors to
make man. No difference
whether it is or not. The point
of the fact remains. If you
would count full value you
must have good clothes.
Our Tailoring Department is
just now reopened for the fall
and winter. We claim the fol-
lowing noteworthy features:
A large, varied and carefully
selected stock of goods.
A scale of prices that cannot
be touched by other establish
ments that have only merchant
tailoring as their whole bust
ness.
The best cutter an the State.
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Notice.

The STANDARD Typewriter" is manufactured
only by the Standard Typewriter Manufactur-
ing Company successors to e. Remington g.
Sons, lion, N. Y.
Attempts are being made by unscrupulous per-
sons to impose other an6'inferior Writing Ma
chimes upon the public under the name and repu-
tation of ''The Standard Typewriter"
The STANDARD Typewriter" writes from
seventy-six to eighty four letters with only half
as many keys, while inferior limitations are COM
PEELED to use key. key lever and connections
for each type. W. o. WYKoFF President
Standard Typewriter Manufacturing Co.,
TEon NJ v
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-24

SPECIAL run on bedroom sets at VIM. l.
Nderk
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Blasting Powder.

We are agents for American Powder Co.,
and the celebrated Etna Dynamite, the best
stump blasting powder made. We sell at manu-
facturer's prices Also agents for Howe Scale
Co., tea, counter, platform, wagon or track
scales. Ask your merchant for the solid steel
Game Cock chopping
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE. rs;geS
% South Meridian ST
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The People We Meet in the Country.

Lady-No. don't know Victor Hugo's works
we'll I've only read '93."
Alderman's daughter - Only ninety -three
Why, [ haven't read more than seventy or
eighty of them.
Ryan, the Halter Nos. 81 and % South Illi
nois street Best style hats. Lowest prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26

At recent meeting of the Grand Command
cry OF kugnts Templsr and council officers OF
COMMANDERS OF this jurisdiction II resolved In
view OF the success attending the pilerimseo OF ls I'd
SSu Francisco, again to organize state battalion under
the auspices OF the Grand Copmsadery. with Captain
General Theodore + Haslehurst III commaEf 10 attend
the triennial cOnclave Ut St Louis s~pt-mb 81
The battalion will act ~ escort TO the grand officers
OF the State and TO Sir Charles ROome, Acting Grand
Master OF TemplArs OF the United Statsa These tren-
NAL conclaves are made the occasion Of general
reunion OF Sir Kngbts from al parts OF
forming new Ones and OF passing days in fraterna
Intercourse. Grand Commander Peter Forrrster re-
quess the cooperation Of all knights OF this State Sir
James MCGEE, Of Columbian Commandcry. who con-
Quoted thu pilgrimage to San francisco, has horn put In
charge OF tho geinents for the NewYork
Tho route selected 10 by way Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad the train TO he special with palace
and dninccsr The battalion will leave this city
September 49, ard will return tho25h. The cost
the entire pilgr mage has bcen hxed $50 for zach
Knight and lady with haffarc for children this incud
ing railroad fare. double berth in the sleeping uoas
the way. hotel accommodations at ~. Louis, and
transfer OF baggage to and from the hotel Tickets will
be good for thirty days. 10 those who wish
TO extend their Trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
SIX YOUNG MEN FOUND ~ AN OPIUM DEx

Half dozen young men were arralgned In
the TOmbs Police Court yesterday for being found In An
OPIUM don At No mulberry ST.. kept by Lee YOU who
also csptursd. The rad made Saturday by
Captain McCuilagh and two officers. The joint In
rear on tho sixth f"or, aud the door boltei
aud barred Onicer Mcmahon got In by droppug on tho
nrr Escape from the root. the young who were
smOkng or preparing TO do so gave their As FOL
and thirty niuth-st; George Adams canvssser. No. "a
Co.nsh. 81 nonty sSnu'on, e'eIk' 90 iao west ro,y
point and Frank NoTtou. clark No. LAT wes third
ct johnson, Norton aud Allen had tail In $500
each. aud the rest were held. also Loo You. who
IL only twenty one years old. complete layout ein
bracng four pipes and all ths necessary for
opium smoking. was displayed IN the court room One
OF the prisoners h sad TO 10 reporter who went 10 tho
loiut for "pOinta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
A FINALE CAB DRIVER
EOfa the London Glob<.

A tall, fashiOnably attiied young woman,
Who gave the name OF Maud L~i3h Fielding Cane, and
10 st. Georges Square, CHARGED the Marbor ouxh
street Police Court Yesterday with beioR drunk and II.
leRaily acting a. the driver Of 0 hackney car
rage In Crown.sL, Soho. Police-constsbe
Goddard. 2l6 G. said that about three
o'clock yesterday morning his attention drawn 10
the prisoner. who was driving q hsnsom csh He
stopped it and asked II she had . license or . badge,
20 which she replied IN the negative She also said
that she did not know whore the licensed driver
and would not get OF the boz when asked, 90 she
had 20 b taken down. when IL Wa discovered that
ses vas drunk she DID not appear TO- be plying for
hire. In crosse .pinstion By MI. b f. Abrahams,
Into collision with snothsr hsekney carriage shs
wearing mans 70 Ii hat aud ut frst hs could tell
Of the cab vas In court. and the driver charged
Bow Street With bsns drunk durins his
ployment Mr. Abrsnams. In defsues, said that
the prisensr vas extremely fond Of driving
hersss. and % Thufsdsy fsisna of hsa asxsd