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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
IT wEAKENs their POWER.
Tho Disastrous Ending OF tho strike and
Its Eject ON the Knights OF Labor.


sew York Evening Post.
The disastrous ending OF the strike at
the stockiyards In Chicago is calculated
to weaken the power OF the Knights OF
Labor, very much as the failure OF the
Southwestern strike did last spring.
The growth OF the organization, in
It's earlier stages, proceeded upon
the crude notion that II all wage
workers were banded together under
one leadership, they could compel all
employers to do whatever might be re-
quired OF them. 1t would only be noces-
sary for the central organization to sup
port the demands of the local assemblies
by contributing funds to the support of
strikers, aud ny extensive boycotting Of
the obnoxious employers, In order to win
victories all along the line. The failure
OF the tlrst large experiment was attrlb-
uted 10 the disagreement between dis
trict assemblies represented by Martin
Irons, and the executive committee, rep
resented by Mr.. Powdetly But this inter.
nal trouble had an origin and rais0n d'etre
quite beyond the control of Mr.. Powderly
or anybody else. 1t sprsng from the fact
hat men out OF work need TO be sup
ported, and That the wages lost by them
must De mace good by assessments
levied upon others. This grinding ne
cessity operated to restrict and curtail
the efficacy OF the boycott as an auxiliary
to the strike, because every new lot Of
workmen "ordered outn brought new
lot of families on the general treasury,
and operated, In fact, to reduce the wages
OF all knights In the United States. Mr..
Powderly seeing all this in the beginning,
was instinctyely opposed TO the strike,
and used all his influence TO stop it,going
so far as to order the men back to work.
But knighthood In the Southwest had got
It's blood up and would not go back. How
the final catastrophe came we need not
now repeat. The Chicago stock yards
strike has yielded To the same forces
which crushed the Southwestern strike,
but fortunately has not been accompanied
by bloodshed The necessity Of support
ing 10000 men and their families led or
rather compelled Mr. Powderly to order
the men back, and they ,obeyed because
they could not do othtTwise, All this
goes TO show the -hollowness OF the order
and tends to strengthen the trades unions
as separate organizations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26

Brhzi nuts l0A@llg; 6lhorte l2k9l8c; I'm
gliah walnute l4Ml1c. almonds s00l2c per n.
PR0VisIONs-~W quote on tho basis OF ear
lotB.
Flsh-- Machersl. 10. o hits No. !. s. ooi No. 2
0Oc half bbla No /. s. %, No. 9, s. 0O drlet
herrngs per box, 400; Goldfish, tc.
PIGS feet-in kits y 49, Z bbls saSi h'bbl'
Picked tripe--In kits 81 Is.
Holland HoiIings-Begs 81 l0al 10
B9cisheSl aouT-i6 g. Ba case 50 90; % 9-as
Meat Sugar cured hams 1ilc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon l0kc; short clear bacon SCI
short clear dry salt 74c.
I.ard--Tierce, 70 81 n cane, 7jlc; 20 d cans,
1901 lob cans, 7'Soi6 oh cans, lAei S-b cans
iiominy ana grits--Per Dbl, 81 IS.
Rraut- Haif barrels, S. ~.
OalmeA--Per half bbl, 81 90,
Cracked wheat Per 10, &C.
cIackers-A soda, ohc; XXX soda, 90 cream
sundnus--stGrch, 3Ao; candles, full boxes,
l21loi halves, - guArtere, =; stick cAndy, s@
l0Roi fancy iO@leci rope, gAe; DO cot.
faisins, layer. $3.50; cider. crab pDie soc J
Missouri, 8Oci vinegar, ib9l5c; concentrated
we. z $50. % Jugs. glazed loe per 81 er9eks,
glsEsd, lQe per gallon dried neaobea,gc Indigo,
76c per D blnelng S0eafl 90 per ooEeni Cole
mans mustard 81 DOL 30 pei dozen, maearoni,
Imported, 100 per American ioe per nox
buckets two hoops, 81 % peF dOzeni brilliant
IS IOs brilliant, 20 cabcs, u lOi do ~ chse9i
70, baking powders, Dnlk. lie; ana 2, o caQs
81 90 N tcaroni small box t5c; Vcrnieelli small
box s5e, oatsnp Ia bulk prr gallon %; WoTces-
ter sauce 10 bulk per gallon 81 20
sugar Fine poWdefed, bDls, lSei 40 nhlt
bhla, 7s{c, cut loaf, Ike, gfanulEtef standard,
6kc; L0uisiana RrnnulAted. 60; standard A,
exc; choice white. CSC; Louisiana y, c., 01S@
03c
Rice. Louisiana 7(a3bc.
PoUITKf,-we quote Young chiekens' 9 y
s5c.
WHISKY neciincd, 81 1901 %. AZ per proof I;
two year Old, 81 GOAL 70i thIoe
year oid, 81 yon2 vi fhncyi extra OLD WHISKY
~ 0Oab W.
WOOI-Fall wool. aix months clip, bright
medium 2lci light nne zoe; coarse l59lte'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26

vluer TO learn why there is so much
N. y stone coal aud so little OF free
Va0onates in the ashes M. Dieu-
4, ~ Z alnislyzed the surviving species
a 'a'uliles OF coal.plants, particularly
s snss!ac' az, and has found in them
'ISaily large proportion OF sulphuric
' ~ concludes, therefore, that the
mins s were more highly charged
4paus than most existing plants,
nv lot that reason their alkaline
ts sI assumed the form OF sui
instead Of carbonates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26

Rev w. W Christine OF Florence, N.
j., authorizes; ~ have known OF PALM.
er's 'Skln-Success" since ls49 (87 years) !,
and have found II TO be all that ia claimed
Tor III A safe, sure, speedy remedy for skin
complaints of every name aud degFoe.n 25
aud 20 cents. Druggists. Palmer Co.,
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26

.n :, :, barckhsrdt of Basic warmly
m, ~ a simple aud small appa-
M, " sgslermluing the amount OF car
IlDr NV = me air OF schools, hospitals,
|,nn.aaseu oy DR. Schaffer Of Berne.
|tils, .'s'us Is based on the fact
M Underwater gives u violet
|als,,u phenoiphtalein paper, which
N . ppsars Ia the air containing
y is ~, and does so the more rap
N 81 me amount OF acid present
~ wA,., Is only necessary TO mark
Ie,, .alea has been required for the
8on9ssse " The stain aud TO consult
4aoissu Table which shows the
-rR,;,.es ACID corresponding to the
'.''s'sh Medical Journal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-26
EAGLE Machine and Boiler Works
FonT wonrII. TEx.

Engines rebuilt, boilcfe repaired, and all
kinds % machine work done, Improved ma.
chinery for doing tho WORK, ana only ekiiled
workmen cmp'oved Give ne q trlal on TOUR
work. CHOLLAR, WEIDnNECIr& co,
ONCE and WORKS ncir Union Depot
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dow,o..ef look out for a "dot. .
> M. saes Young American girl
n, 6ss l,ns TO Paris her ability to
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:, a.tts, AEt., 3f3 Main ST., ~. worth.
.,pnxss coMPASY's LIST or OFFICES
TbAA' .,.,. marked there aie no agents, and
AK for such points must 90 prepaid, with
Alvin, sIockhart.
sArco.a, Gan. tLindcn,
sAntolpSpp' leon junction,
Allen Farm, sfordla
Anens' Livingston,
Axtel' sIcggett,
Angelina, ! Luiisln'
Benylv, loSansport, La,
Bnckhoiz, .M, uissnIH, ieA''
biaDl. fMullen,
belton,- MilAno,
br)Nh"S Moody,
Ba nsH,s Mo0regor.
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kalinss' Morgan.
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b,ea.esvs,rdv. Montg Imery,
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n CgsnSvae. Nacogdochos,
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Il Osaif Hill. pa.,aipps,
cvaNssy Plantersville,
N cecSyle, i rhttsourS'
r. HIeana Purdon,
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S %s,ylsSN' crossword.
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snrts Rosenberg,
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r. tsNsH NRickor,
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hidhwalte Sanla Anna,
snmer shannon,
n s.iasrlile. sulphur,
soodrich, 'Smith's.
o,spsnr Summit,
ssisSston, Shepherd,
pheacook, eStetne,
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HsdspheimeT, Thompson, Tex.
Hughes, ,meuple,
,aliy Tharps Mill,
~ lsbbsrd CITY, Texarkana, Ark,
Frsoll, ITyIer, IeA'
mIunyllle, Tenaha,
.s,,sip, Virglnia Point,
Ssnw, Valley Mills,
EmsN Wallis,
~ V1ei Winona,
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r. Tvte Waco,
Snsu, Yellow Prairie,
r. irp, Marlboro,
Ia LENS Zephyr.
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" ST. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
pAA and all important points The Texas EN-
yer company is the only company that way
AZ sls direct to all Offices In the southern Elk
grn q apany's territory. Shippers having
htgtt o. money for points in the Southern
a asNs VII save money by shipping by the
WTexas Express company at one through rate
AaDfrarsleT
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TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANY,
G. T. CAMPBELL,

sup.,.n..ndsn, Houston. TEX.
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d. Prophet 10 Iowa rises up on
ssTlS sad orays about a great
~ ,s u December. Who hath
Y Gear let him hear.
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NOtiCaSIs?:s;.::' g 9 Contractors.

BIS will be received up N le O'Clock noon
on the 10TH day Of December 1856 for tho cree
tlon OF market-housc and opera ball for tho
city Of Temple, according 20 the ? ans and
tractors can bid fepaTatoly upon wood work,
brick work ana painting, Il desired. Tho city
reserves the ighi TO reject any aud ~ BIDS,
AUGUSTUS LEVY, Ma or OF Temple.
November IL 1855,
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kAsEHNRn For Nervous DEBILITY Seminal weakness,
ANBM r. iosi Manhood olc,. tho ehces Of youthful
Nge w Nm ipdserctlonG Positively Permanent cnre
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prls q npany's territory. Shippcrs having
htlgtt o. money for points in the Southern
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xxPnEss ooMPASY's LIST or OFFICES.
IT, i..,.,. marked there aie no agents, and
Az PV,vo r such points must DO prepaid, with
iIeisns t,nstructlons 20 put OIL at owners risk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
FOREIGN Flashes,

LONDON, September 1S.-Sir Edward
Thornton, British An bassador at Con-
ttantinople, has returned 20 that city.
LONDON, September 1S.-Mrs. Cir
ing the leader Of the Shakers in Eng
land, is dead. Her sect are very dc sti
tute at present.
STRAsBURG, September 1S-Em-
pelor William drove out today to the
ground VIII r. tie army manouvrss
are being conducted.
MONTREAL, September 1S.-It is I'M
der,tood that Judge Brooks, Of Shere-
brock, Ont., will be appointed Lieu
tenant Governor of the Northwest
Territory.
SOFIA, 9sptsmber 18.-The Sotranje
has approved the bill appointing a
court martial to t'y Maj. Grueff and
other officers associated with him in
the coup d'etat on charge of
treason.
ROME, September 49, Succi, the
ia ter, has successfully accomplished
his task of sutsisting thi ty days with
out ordinary food, on mineral waters
and an extract from African root He
finished his task without being at all
exhausted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
SULLIVAN AND HEARLD.
HEARLD KNOCKED DOWN IN
THE SECOND ROUND
And lhe Police atOD the Exhibition
The Fight Given 10
Sullivan.

PITTrRURG, Pa, September 1S-The
sir of Pntsburg has been thicker to-
day than at any time siuce the discov-
e,y and general use OF ratnial gas.
Not with the old.time smoke, how
ever, but with pugilisu. Every body
has besn talking about the great fight
the contest that Yves to tettle an
aching doubt in the minds of the
American people as to whether John
L Sullivan really Was iuviDcihle or
whether the comnaratrve'y unknown
Gladiator from Philadelphia, Fraok
H aid, p ssessed the ssill, backed up
by plucE, to plant his fist on Mr.. Sulli-
vans csIcsss often enough 10 score a
msjorl'y IF thumpS, plsyfllly called
poln's With the pronentss OF hu-
mainly to accept as gospel what they
know rather tn an TO pa TALLY pin their
ia tn on Whist is cn'y ella med TO be
irus, mos of those VINO expressed an
opinion at all gave it in favor of John
l.. Sullivan. JoAn is big, burly, and
has thrsshed q sCo'e or SO 81
ready. Wnv sholld be lot kno ok
the head off Heard? rs X rouu dis,
fur ounce gloves, for scien--
t fic points only" was passed
from mouth to mouth with sign fcant
erins. No knocking out OF cour @
not But it is cafe TO say that of the
5000 people in theColiseum when Sul-
Ivan and HEARD took their corners.
there wers not a hundred who had
not paid their 50 in the exp actstion OF
seeing one of those sluggipg exhibit
tons which gentle John has made 80
popular. Even John himself had tee.
lily aequiet I'D, with knowing smile,
to inaudb copjec u'es made in his
presence as to the likelihood Of his
Knocking out Hard for his temeri'y
in daring to fece him at all. AS for
Hfarld. he said he had nothing to say
until sfteI ne lntest. The immense
Coliseum, wi h its capacity Of 5000
people, was thrown open at o'clock,
and the crowd that had been clamor-
ing srou1d the doors for an hour
made rush. Two dollars ed mission
and S. for re5t rye eea's was evi6ently
not an TX lrbitaut rae in the
eyes OF the Piusburgers, and
luOu5dHu pooplo WeIo III 'AO hal 40
fasi as they could buy cBets. The
audience WIS a mis- coaneous one and
composed, besides large delegltioa
OF the fancy" OF many sold cit zens
who all day long had been sitting in
banks and me camille officesin solemn
dignity Az 10 o'c!ock Trey sho TX
hands. Hea Id seemed afraid of Sui
Ivan aud spared for wind. Sullivan
reached Tor him and hit him in the
st mach. After spa,ring 81 minutes
time WIS called.
Second Round Altar several feints
Sullivan got a good lex in and
knocked Heard down. They came
together sgsin and the po ice inter-
fered, the men retiring to their cor
ners. The Fl .ht was decided in favor
Ct Sullivan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
WEDDING AT OXFORD.
Union of n Prominent Young Mer-
chant and a Leading Belle.
lcoREEsPoNDESoE OF THE ApPEAL.l

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE APPEAL.l
OXFORD, Mics, September lS.-By 8
o'clock Thursday evening a large su
dienCe, composed of the most elt CANT
and arIstocratic people of cur city, had
gathered at the Presbyterian Church
to witness the beautiful and impress
sive marriage cetem my that unt,d
two of the mo 70 oular young people
of Oxford's 8. ciety N. II. Bryant
and Miss Sallie d. Owens. Mr.. Bryant,
the happy groom, ID the senior mem.
Der of the new and prosperous firm OF
BIyaut & Tankelsley, who, by his
sturdy, manly qualities, high sense OF
honor, his elegant manners, united
with untiring energy and splendid
business qualitiee, has succeeded in
taking a prominent stand in the mer-
camille and social wo Id. The young
and lovely bride for the past two
seasons has been the acknowledged
belle of our little city. A beautiful
face, charming manners and quiet
dignity added to her varied accomplish
ments. The marriage ceremony was
performed by DR.. ]. @. CArotheIs, of
Grenada. After rece ,tion that many
OF their friends attended to tender
congratulations the happy couple left
on their bridal tour to Chicago. Be
low is list OF the bridal presents:
Silver service, Mr.. Sllas o Eene. Dia-
mond crescent and earring, Mrs Sizes
Owens. Silver water SIT, J. o Bryant.
Pair OF silver napkin riggs, set OF silver
forks and knives, tea aud tablespoons
and cup, DR.. A. B'ysnt. Silver card
receiver, OaIt. A, I Owens. Silver
cake tile basket. Mrs Eula Owens.
Silver card case, Mrs. A. T. Owens.
Silver jewel case, Miss May OweOs.
Silver berry bowl, ]. E. Porter. Silver
fruit stand, ]. T. Thomas. Silver cake
basket G. D Able. Large cane rocker,
L. G. H. TankeIsley and 7. W. Ya'ee.
Silver cake basket, Miss Corinne Able
aud Mrs. W. @. Chiffon. Sat Of hand
painted after dinner coffees, Miss
Charlie Wardlaw. Gla:s wats set
with brass hammered waiter, ]. N.
Gibson and NJ. E. Hurt. Plush per-
fume caskst, from friend. Glaes lea
g. t, Mr.. aud Mrs. Swindoll. Piece OF
handsome hand embroidery, Mss
Linda Roach. Pair of pickle stands,
Misses Mamie Glide and Maggie Sue
Bnrney. Plush dressing case, from a
friend. A beaut full b0uquet OF flow
eIs, Mrs. M. Smither. Bridal bouquet,
Mrs. W. s. Pettia.
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ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Grand Concert WisS n Chorus of
1000 School Children.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 1S.-Oue
of the mott pie aaaut attractions OF the
Exposition thus fer during its pres
season was tue concert in the large
music hall this afternoon, given by
chorus OF 1000 children. The voices
were selected from among the best in
the public schools, and they had been
thoroughly trained separately bv the
music te ,chers at each }hool, aud co..
lectively by the director, Prof. Froe-
Itch. A large audience completely
filled the auditorium and the doors
and foyer were crowded by those who
could obtain but standing room
onlv.", The United States cavalry
depot band accompanied the chorus
and the time between the numbers
was occupied by Signor Liberati, the
noted cornt tis'. The choruses, soma
of them difficult ( r young voices.
we're rendered in perfect time and
were thoroughly appreciated. Among
the pieces we're Steiniiz's festive
mach, "Praise the Lord" and Gamer
100
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
MEMPHIS DAILY AppEAL--sUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, 1886

slippers, or more often sit bar,foo'
end the dress skirt is lei looss to trail;
the troussrs ere drawn down to the
ankles, aud the ferJes thrown aside
with the ydshmak; and, above al, the
face is washed Of it's disfguring paint.
which is Only worn in the street. The
Turkish women then are en- to have
smooth, polished skins, clear COM
plexons and a pretty color, though
dark. They are in macy respects The
handeom $; race Of women, in the
face, though they have aSs)lu ely moth
ing but rolls OF fat by way of figure
The Georgians and Circass'a aus that
you see among them are elendefly
built while young, though the life Of
utter idleness and constant gOrmand-
izing makes them grow ia also. The
dlollest thing lie that fregk es are con.
sideied the highest mark of beauty,
and only the Cirya SLAMS have ihcm.
TIE W lmen eat much swse food, can
dies ard p' eserves, and dIiuk iuoldi-
nate quantities of Serhys tea and milk
for their complexion, and eat r'ce in
every i'm giuable form. Ia fact, they
est a the time when not drinking or
sleeping.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR COXCLIVE
At st. LOuis-PreparRsiOn Com
pleted for the Meeting Monday.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 1S.-All
arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the Knights Temp.
lar, who will attend the irennial con-
clave in this city, have been COM
pleted. Quarters have been prepaI ed
for all visiting commanderies aud the
Knights will suffer no Inconvenience
for want of room, unless many come
who have not notified the committee
Today the Reception Committee of
fifty from The various local command
cries will 60 in o camp near the
Union Depot, where they will be sta.
toned until the last of the visitors
arrive, giving the Knights pleasant
reception and furnishing each COM
pany with a band which will escort
them to their headquarters. Yester-
day there left in special car dele.
CATION from Ivanhoe Commandery
and invited delegations for Kansas
City, where they will meet Sir knight
Robert E. Wilbers, Right Eminent
Grand Master OF the United States,
and the California delegations, 1000
strong, and escort them to this city,
arriving here tomorrow morning. The
conclave opens Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-19
CONNELLsyILLE COKE WORKS
10 smut Down Wednesdays Until
Further Notice.

PlTrsBuRG, Pa, September IS The
coke syndicate hiss dec ded to close
down all the works in the C1nnelli-
vile region every Wednesday until
further Notice on account of falling
of in the demand. No change ba'
been made in the price becau's the
present stacking ia demand is not
considered as indicating any charge
in the volume OF the iIoa trade. 1t is
caused by a number OF furnaces hav-
ing gone out Ct blast for reosirs, aud
every one Of these will go in blest
again az room rs the r5Ealrs are COM
pltted. The production of pig iron
during July aud August was greatt r
than during tho.e months OF any pre-
vious year Thus, although the de-
maud is large and STEADY, The stocks
have increased so as to be abundant to
meet il.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
Good woid for Galloway.

To the Editors of the Appeal;
AS it seems to be the custom to pre-
sent the names of thoss whom we
should he pleased to see occupy saat
10 the L gislalure, / desire to pres ant
the name OF one we'll and favorsbly
known in this city for the past twsI-
ty years, one who served us two years
very stti factoiilv in the first Council
of the Taxing District, a self made
man Of first class business qualifcs-
tons, conservative in al thiugs, aud
would make sound Legis ator for
the rich and the poor, and | know
will be we'll supported. | refer to Mr..
r b.rJ galloway. AwAGE WORKER,
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THE WHEEL.
Notes About bicycling in Memphis
and Vicinity.

Wheeling in the Bluff City is be-
coming the iavorite SPORT. Its open
succ sss is due to the fine pixies which
have recently been completed. The
Memphis Cycle Club contempla,es a
good race track, where they will soon
give the people an opportunity OF wit
Messing some fast riding.
LOOSE sPoKEs.
Wade Hampton is back.
VIM. Woods is out again.
Abe Friedman makes a good C 'ptain.
E. Underwood rides to business
every morning.
VIM. Klycs and Charles Maydwell
hold the Apollo.
Ferd Trep does some god practice
and riding.
R. Slusser is dark borsein The field
Watkins and Tompkins will here
after ride with the club.
Surprise will take bis tandt m on the
road IoD.
Yates is good on a run, aud the boys
would like to see him out oftener.
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accompanied by their wives aud
friends, left for Boston over the Grand
Trunk road this morning to attend the
nesting OF the Grand Supreme Lodge,
which begins next Monday morning.
1t took more than 10 cars to airy
them, and trains started every twenty
minutes sitter $3.50 o'clocl from the
Polk street depot. There were repre-
tentstives on the trains from every
ldge in the West ard Northwest,
many coming from as far South ss
Texas, snd West IS far rs San Fran
cisco. Seven car leads from Denver
and seventeen from Minneapolis and
st. Paul.