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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

The forthcoming Comptroller's re-
port will show the permanent school
fund of Texas to amount in interest
bearing funds to about $50, 900, and
the available school fund paid by the
State for the year TO be S2,50O,000. ex-
elusive of large amount paid by coun-
ties and cities from LEGAL taxation and
interest on local funds, which will swell
the total available school funds to $685.
GOO Dan
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

THERE was, it is said, admitted to
the Harvard, Mass, poorhouse the
other day man who at one time was
partner in a large manufacturing con-
Germ in Boston, and subsequently filled
the position of cotton buyer for New
York firm at salary of eighteen
thousand dollars per year.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

SEVERAL Polish landowners held a
meeting at Posen short time ago and
resolved to establish a land and trust
bank, with a capital of three million
marks, to assist the Poles in resisting
the efforts of the Government to Ger
mamie the Polish provinces.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

DURING the present administration
there have been 1867 appointments
made in the Department of the Interior,
classified as follows: Presidential APP
pointments, 27l; classified service, 2lO;
unclassified service, $50.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

ACCORDING to Commissioner Eaton
the school population of the United
States is 100000 There are II, 0OO,-
600 enrolled pupils and 100000 who
attend school.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

MISS NELLIE GARFIELD is reported
engaged to Mr.. Stanley Brown, who
for SO long had confidential relations
with the late President Garfield, and
who was his private secretary after he
went to the White House.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21

Ex-CoNGREssMAN BENJAMIN A..
WILLIS died in New York City re-
Gently.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21
CURRENT COMMENT.

GENERAL TREvINO, the well-known
statesman of Mexico, is dead.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-10-21
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
The Odd Fellows.


At the late meeting of the Grand Lodge
L o. o. F., at Topeka, the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Grand Master, J. T. Mcmillan, Of Wichita
Deputy GRAND Master. W. A. Germany, OF
Fort Scott; Grand Warden, A. P. Riddle,
of Minneapolis; Grand Secretary, S. +.
Burdette, of Leavenworth; Grand Treas
urer, l.. G. Slime, of Ottawa; Grand Repre-
sentative, ]. s. Codding, of Louisville;
Grand Medical Director, NJ. B. Ward, OF
Topeka. Tho number of lodges now in
| actual existence is 2S3, twenty-five new
ones having been organized during the
year. Seventeen Rebekah lodges have
been chartered during the year. The
number of members for the year ended
June 90, 1856, was 1902, being an increase
of 664. The amount paid for relief was
SIS, S24. 81 to which should be added for ir-
regular relief s., 5000, making a grand
total of $2l ,61504. The receipts OF subordi.
nate lodges for the year have been $780,
004. 80, an increase of $l7, 7S6.SS. Their DIS
bursements have been: Expenses, &c.,
172.30; for sick and funeral benefits, $751;
S24. 81. The total assets Of subordinate
lodges amount to S4l7, 995. IS, being 1913, 925. :.
IL larger than last year. The amount paid
out on death losses during the year was
$50 729; since its organization, S5i0,SB
The cost of insurance per $1,000 for the
past year has been nine dollars-much
lower than usual. At the meeting of the
Grand Lodge twenty-five years ago there
were only thirteen subordinate lodges in
the grand Jurisdiction, one Of which was
Pixies Peak lodge, located at Denver, and
the entire membership was 4O3. At the
session just closed 2S3 lodges were repre-
sented with a membership OF over 1900.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
MAKING A CR,Oh1D L.G STRAIGHT
rHE tP RATION uN YnUNG GIRL-BLpOD FORGET
u OK By \ BANDAG.

rHE oP RATION uN YoUNG GIRL-BLpOD FORCED
- OK BY a BANDAG.
An interesting surgical operation was per-
formed IA few days a,O at St. Lnke's Hospital The
OPERATOR OF taP aten ing SURGEONS was assisted by
tne hph,o-s II fooIs aud Two three members
Of visiting staff also pr-ent. The patient
"a ursht little girl thirteen tOur teen years old With
DARK eyes and hair aud sweet eN rrSson. Her hair
>hoIt aud nicely parted and she AZ once
awakened the sympathy Of 10th spectators and oPer tor
H-r left les defprncl nv MAJOR IiUl # the u ia
or .nlnDone tno lover nai of made ause wl.h
'he upper part. rhe proposed operation consstei in
breaking bone iIst the arp bend alkntening
inc e, uut the two p ot bono Fought en1 to
end aud formed sttisnt hne aud then oandagng the
leg until two fragments had united in the popcT
position.
Tue patient having placed under the influence o'
ether. au Esnarch's banlase was aPphed TO prevent
hc1.orrhase Ia any ting necessary. In ap-
ply.g tn- bardagr "a long strip Of clUtn WAS wound
i,ntly arpnLd limb. beginning at the toes aud oH
ten i- -Prhy upward ana 50 forrinI the blood ont of
tie leg. 4. -pr han iags was carried mp past ne
baud Il elastic clotn wound around tlr limb aud
srcur't - y Pu-. fhr spiral "anl''eo was ;heu
rrnovr. trou. the Of mp. wucn to 10
p,r rtt. wi,r AMI blubdrss Alter hsceTt.iuug tbAt
lie t.ut eutrel, msonsihr. tIe snrsr ~ o~saJrd
IT, hr'uK ia" mia But t.ohsh he put all hs strenytu
into attempt the bone would No even crack Dnr
enough Ia hrrn"nstrat" the tntib of
furt cr atr upi- an tuo Necessity 90 cntins Tue "nr
Az iucii m r turOush tne SKIN hnl Tissues rlsni
down o. tne huue aud tncn the value ~ the Ismnrrhs
and &C apparent F"r he ordinarily rN"n
arcrl e,rn tug deeper than tue -Kin Il accom-
p,uir: py considerable Dr" Ing, tie Tissues through
wlcI the u,l,lOu cartel III not " ld drop Oi
blu4l
4 small cuisel then In~crtoi ard few ~hNp
~ ~. ltuH art drove it Through thr compact TISSUE
81 .h- whi"A th"n "a-y "r'N"" it wa t"n
f.tud :. u port Ou- Of the hoH- w"r"
line fhl, bcrt tie muscles ~ ia" BACK
tue Just long emo XII tU reach between the
tw" cNtIruitI-- oi the huur ~ ITS a'u"imhlli lent
shape. lhrl arte Ike "a bIwstriug wdCr keeps tue
To srt rl Ot th- tru -un
Tie tr., ArhIli- yrrrd ust above the heel ana
t4rn the hunr Nv pulled tufv the correct
Sh tte. TIE -l,gh WOputS were rOvefel With AN
,tic dressing and tur E,uarchs bhudigr was re-
moved lue hnb h,vIug brrn securely wrapper In "A
cloth bautg. IL completely inrt-cd IN pl tai"r q"
Paris md 20 ia Ercu parts inmovple and ia jus
rgh po-Itinu rhe two portions of lie none Viii
unite In straits ht line aud lac leg wiz ~ strong
n before. Gu 10 sY enough, the zap between tlr
separated md, nf tendn Achs will Ue hdgrd over
4 new t-shr: anl IN trw the tendon ana the
muscles ted vita It will ho performing their
normal functions.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
ACQUI1rAL or MIME SCHAEFFER.
HER CHAEGEs AGAINST KEP LAynRIY BE-
Ii WE'D BY THE JiRY.

TRENTON, Feb. II (SpecidD. The trial of
Minnie schacer an ex-convct. perjury SWEARING
Prison Keeper Livcrty tie father OF her
unborn Child endel to-day in verdict OF not guilty.
All of the uOruug par; OF the afternoon were spent
In the summing up OF the case. Mr. Lavrrly. for the
first time during the trial. absent. The prisoner
attended by her mother and was IN ptiable con-
dltlon. Most of the time when COUNSEL was talking
she In When ihe prosecutor called ner
daughter without a father. wife without husband,
as,ard her character ana record. she looked at
him steadily until he turned his back to her
The chief point Of prosecutors speech aSur
the ry that II the wsIonnd guilty they
need have fear that would be such AS TO
return her to the custody Of the who now her
chi'f iccu-er.
Judge stewards charge was less than five minutes
long. lie saId that 1t plain upon the facts
The W. either guilty OF haWng wilfully
to tnot Which Was false SHE not
AT o'clock the jury retircd and ~ quarter past
they returned. Tue drnsely packed, and out
sio ia the rain crowd of hundreds Was
gathered, There terrible silence shen
the fore Of the JURY said We mud FOR the defend
AT" fhr prisoner sank back limp aHd neprss fhere
was III IN .ntS sl.enc an tn II ',r tnht nook the
huding. The crowd outside caught the aud became
frauc. Men rrw up thrir hats and shouted IKE mad
men Konnt aiier round 3[ chrrts was 1ven lor the
prisoner AMI Tor Jam Buchanan, her c0unsei sac
VS. at once discharged. and as sue ieu the
building IecomP,m'ei ,,,v oy her lawyer coujd ~
he from d that pe-sed around her. All
~ way 10 her lawyer once cherrlhH crown ioioMed
the party aud there tJ gathered "ueSd" AMI checred
nj shouted In the rain TOR some tim Mnnie and her
mOtlor started hrst trdu Tor PatersOu, their
home
Ouly three ballots taken by the jury.
the nr>t standing 10 TO for arquIt Il.
Keeper LlYcrty c1ud not be reached to-
night, 20 HsKrd II IL true THAT
hi nturr would al, rr>IEatiOn to tho Governor
tomorrow exclaimed: 30; itI-a lie" There Is NJ
dnubl Will compelled resign stand I'M
peachInent Tie Board Of Inspectors tO"iaD con-
lnued tleIr --crrt - uNc-,Ikatou he ter. he
SUIT OF the irttl Will probably max them terminate
ptrI Al Will then the Result to
the (invrrnUr ani make uhit recOmmeudatO he
| In lhs I.Rl
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LOssE- IL VARIOUS PLACES.

VINCENNEs, Ind. Feb. ia destructive fire
occurred a m.n gAt at BRIDGEPORT H.. twenty miles
wrs this cjy. BuchAndu's dr, x '"ds tind grocery
sores Smhlhau-eu'S drugstore: -chr'dk"Ts groc"ty
-or and DELANEY dry gnOi- store w-rr destroy ith
part their cuts upon which there Is no
Insurance The loss Il about S3O,oOO.
ROCkFORD. III. Jan. l2.-Inc nous Of Albert Atwood
Burnt was burned Yesterday morning. Two OF the
cIren rescued by emitting hole ~ the side 0f the
house. Thr los n about - 600 insured
BRECK SREDGt. Tex. Frp. ia fire I'm the bust
ness portion OF the yesterday caused a loss Of
$4,000; no Insurance.
FREDERICK. MI. Feb 1.-The nour mill OF John
Krrrr miles Il ihis city burned yester-
day The loss Is ~ 900: in-urit cr. ~. 200.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

standing and influence, and If other officials not share
holders places promote the interests Of
their colleagues The that they were Interested in
scheme to ACQUIRE alth without having staked capl
tai or substantial would have settled his nnd
s OF the transaction and have also de-
fermturd the tenure office Of all who had engaged in
ii. . sympathy for individuals In such dileGma as
Mr. Garland his colleagues now mud themselves can
claim no prnper place in the Executive mind confronted
As Mr. Ctyrand Is with the superior demands of obliga
nariy Of what MI Garland. Mr. Lamar,
GENERAL j, hnston. Mr. Atkins. Mr. Armstrong, Mr..
Ioode. MIR. Upshur. and other officials who mIXrd
mn viii the Pan Electric job ed with the mill
ions Democratic voters who suffer by the OF
these n Office aud who will b. put the defensive
at the elections to answer Republican indict-
nent against tbem2
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
"LIycoLy. GARfIKLD AND GRANT"

The Lincoln Association OF Jersey City
celebrated It's twenty nun anniversary last evening by
giving supper Al Ttylors HOTEL Members Of thr ANsp
cattnn ani their zu--t- number Of rshtysiH sat
down to the long tables Jonn W. PangbOrn president
OF the association, sat at the heai "i
the table with Congressman william Walter
Phclps ON bis right aud the Rev. Dr SDaudng
OH his left Among senator Grigrs.
president Nrw-Jersey Senate. rI-Cons rssnan A.
A. HardenbeTr NiyUr Collins. John l. Foster. Grner
John Ram .ey MAJOR H. n PauRbOrn, the Rev. Dr. j.
Thompson. william Phmey, Judges Wan
s,r aud Susins, Colonel 3. d. DlrEins"n.
Ass.m'Iyman seymour nnd Peloubrt
and Finance Comm >slon-rs J rdln and Drtz " Tur
memory Of Abraham Lincoln" was unK ~ silence
Major angborL then announced as tie nrSi rrguIhr
toast Lincoln, Grant m Garfield, TO ua- thcm ~ To
llosze them" aud introduced Congress Pm. ps 10
- r.rted with eHthISia|uc applause.
Mr. Phelps promised ALI eloquent trihuto TO
Itucnlu. Garfield aud Grant with some
humorous AllhsIpns to many ~ the men prese I.
" Need I say much Of that historic trlof' cOntin
ned tho spratrr. "W"nderfu men they wrr".
which in a quarter OF n century. bcgat three
suc men n country which in the pfirf space of TWEEN y
n,. years has given three such names To that
scanty catalogue Of nal IS which we're not
horn TO die. They remarkably alike.
born alike ednc'trd alike, and atterward
on this earth" The speaker Then paid glow
ing tribute To their domestic ylrtu"-
their statrsuanzhp their patrotsn nnd their trins-
crnirnt ability. His remarks were frequently Inter
Senator Gr.ggs responded 10 the
toast OF Ncw-Jersry: Her cnizen- proud Of her
history jealous OF her honor and Jealous for her pros
perIy."
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
DIED.

BAKEhAt AK 5. d Milan RS Italy, on the Oh inst GsGrgs C. son Of
Der of the clas' Of 81. Harvard
BRO into Fest a. her rc'ience No % waver
ey Place on w Me,G9osaay ICta & lust Mrs Ehza n Brown
- ssratoga County v Y in the s7th year o. her ego
funeral saturday 18th inst at ii o'clock M without
InterInent at rarrytown.
Please omit flowers.
CLARKSOT-In this city Tbursday morning Elizabeth
Ieatfed wioow Of David Clakson IN tae Soth Of
Tie relatives friends the family are respectfully
yec 70 AIT md The funeral at Trinity Chapel on Monday
CoLLYER-Anne Kemcott colyer youngest dan yhter OF
tire Rev. Robert oyer. in her 18th year
ST and IarI ave, on afternoon t. O'clock.
HAt5Ln New @ Haven Conn., Pet FsSraary 4 ls,S stthe
CATER ot the llt: Chauncey Hal or Catski. Ny
M M her resGsnGo s SS rs wo' lGsHs
Gle3s %e in oraea os hSs Ma daughter Of the
Funeral ser ices ut >ew edOrI on sunday. l4fh ilst
LETHBRlDGE-At Orange. y: j. February IL 1929.
Funeral seryics Marks Church. N. J.. Moa.
Tram leaves foot OF Barclay Christopher 1870
McGLEw-February 2. 1886 Ma Catherine McGlew.
odes daugnGrr OF Alfred j. md Fanny MsGlew, In her
Funeral sunday $3.50 p. from Christ Church. Bay
lake ihird.ave cars BROOKLYN.
PAeKER February q, l.s6. at Ttnsvile. Penn Charles
Ia miy N. P4rRer aged II years
Intermeut at Evergreen Cemetery
oGDEN-In Broo yn on Friday February - 1885, adele
yCulgest tau hter OF Alfred aud Ogden
age year Il months.
Friends aen the funeral the resi-
OF her parents 3l Westinghouse On sunday. tAe
l4th inst. at3lJ y.
oWEN-on Fnlay February =, Harriet 81, WIDOW oitha
Funeral private rOm her so1-.nlaws residence, on ash
IN stOn HEIGHTS
Vermont ard Connecticut papers please copy.
ANGEEebrulry 2 1886, Albert Srang' in the 1JL
Of hiI
F1nera no the residence his william strange No
All roa tway. Paterson " j. saturday February I5 At
a.
Interment private. -..
Trai 0f De.brOsses and Cortant SS NJ 1886
tor Bro .dSay station.
WILLET~-On Fourth day % month. l0h. at Flushing,
L. L. Rebeccl H. widow Of Thomas ). Wlet In the % ia
wear OF her
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at.en tho
uer. At her residence. seventh "a month. 10TH.
"A u. n.
Tram leave Long Island CITY at ! O5 D. m.
Carriages In waiting Finishing. Bridgest
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LIyCOLN'S GREATNESS RECALLED.

The seventy-seventh anniversary OF Lin
coins birth pleas nty celebrated last night by the
Lincoln Club reception was held from u IL O'Clock
at the clubhouse, No. So CUtOn-pace. The billiard
roou reading room and parlOr- were thrown open TO
members ana guests, and supper was served from II
table over wluch bust Of Lincoln IN confectionery
smiled beulgnantly. Among the 100 men were present
wrr. lew r. MOGtUn the Rev. DIR. Newman,
General Lloyd Arpnw AL, Colonel Frederick A. Conkng.
In. Rev DR. John ". Jscohus, Assembly yindn
Van Allen CorUnrr Nugent ana Michael Nor
ton Aner President COnelns Van Colt had raped for
order letters of regret read from Senator Pierce,
Tbon,. l. lanes thomas &. Patt, Robert O. lnRrr'Oll,
Lew ~ Bates. Superintendent Murray aud COllec or
Iohn sullivan. colonel COnk ing gave some reinlns-
Gems a of Lincoln aud said tina the sentence, win
m lice toward none. with charity for ALL Wa true ep-
ne nf Iiucou- character. Edward Everett had spoken
three hours at Getty and Lincoln two minutes ana
half yet the PHRASES oi the sraceinI or"lor ana rne
orIcan have heeh fOrgOttrn while every word ~ LIN
col = has sunk deep Into the hearts OF all Americans
he mr. onIy arr death hut that Lincoln had been great
m life Great in en grea In the memory of poster
NV Speeches also made Dy Ex-senator Norton ana
AssenIblyman Van Allen
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
orrroJaLs WHO oAgy0r AGREE.

Henry Bergh has issued orders that the
officer Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals shall not talk much with police officers and
shaI keep out OF their company. TRIBUNE repoi er
saw A tall policeman and Of Mr. Berghs officers
wraugins yesterday warm pac" formed by the big
n,lr, Of tns Flith Avenue Hote which wind
snd lei II1 heat nom the Easements exert Its lnfu
snec on tie atmosphere.
8 Gel oul OF ths' ,ald the officer
away yourself" said the policeman
I got here nrst.
You can 20 away nrst-" ,., - =,
'Bul Bersh wont let us Oe seen tAE'hs Win you Io'
lows" .-- - .-,,,. . po,.,
There's no orders agiD my being soen with Bereh
man aud although is trihe OF color dont mlnd II on
scconnt i te ivHnlagrs OF the 81 uati0b mere IL you
dou like you ont IN the wind I'm ineiiuea % 70 20
he cr. 10 Brrghs human animals just on account Oi MS
fooIish order Does he think wo would coDtamihale
YOU clans Bless yenr ~ear souls, We can't 80 long
CruellY."
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
WHAT SET WINDSOR TERRACE TALKING.

Miss Sarah f. Magnus, the daughter OF Iheo-
dore Maguus one OF the leading residents OF "lndsOr
Terrace L. L. was married on Tuesday to Enos IL Per-
SON the son OF a near neighbOr without her parents
consent It ts said. Mas Magnus 10 reported 10
M. nuly sixtern yrarA old, although she
gaye her age when married eighteen ann she - dee
ally nrrty The records the Health once III Brook
iyn llbow that Mr. Pierson and Mis- MagDus were
married by the Rev George DUNBAR OF rourts rG
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Inc WIG
nesses were ". d. Cook and Annie II. keeer. n
Kefnre going to Mr Duubars house they wenl 70 tne
rev A d. W. Mason. pastor ot the Sorth heiorme,' @
tburrn a lhirl-ave. and FIfty-secondst out Le was
nm Tho affair IL the cauSe cf much talk ID he WI
Mrs Magnu, denied last evening that her uhugntel n
eped ana said that she married with her pa.ent, @
c,i.ent and was living nt The faiher cOuiu hot
h found hut II reported that he nal threseheo HIS
sou-ip law with violence
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
BTG CAKE ~ NAME.

Old spOrtsuen say that personal encounters
win brliin rarely occur NO adtys Name. Huht"Ts
who iuahe II bsues, supply the markets with the
pcts of animals make their captures ia an easier way
Ih.r ar, ueny of dangers however. when thry con
front 10 form thr hug adventures exploits often
times they attacked by the moose or caribou "ucu,
wIIh deer were never pentIrr ia Muno forests thar
lhey are now or late years EFFORT has been ndde
To rrsiocg Maine forests with this noble game "hicn
has breu successful Unisr the game laws deer moose
and irbou are protected Tor nII- months IN tue year
Cnuulatnts against The are frequently maue ItVn
Thc fact uat In deer have become toubIe
some 10 IA M crops while the mouse have become uan
gerous 10 me- ku ArOo%tooK paper relates the story
" o men no wore moose ana, hai they keu
him world have laid themselves liable TO heavy nne
Ali iud of scheiues are devised for tho evasion OF tho
laws, hui the game warlens are generally ~ ylRlant
thai oftnntImrs eases arse whore deprived Of eat
inR youison cut from animal legally Killed
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
have to Join the Roman Catholic Church. In this state
Oi mind be He'd Oh The night set for the wedding.
THROUGH NEjH- YORH STATE.
HANGING OF HERMANN. THE wTFE-NURDEH
RLtEEALn Enh 10--Ennr ns Harm u L

HANGING OF HERMANN. THE wTFE-NURDERER.
BUFFALO, Feb. 12.-Cnar es Herma }, the
wife.murJer,r, hanged at 1913 this He
cut his wes throat with razor because she refused IN
tell MIN where she was going when she about to
lrave the house for walk he blamed Christ" Ziegler
for having lei his wife astry. When all was in readi-
the Saows to-day sheriff Gilbert informed Her
that the opportunity speak, II he desired TO DO
49,. hs The murderer then, IN loud. hrm tone OF
ana III good EnE smoke III substance rs io0~s
here at the ~ ast nslhufc o: lifc before
die. brought mere through Others and not Oy my
fauL Thcy only - blame Mr.. Zlegler was the
rphber of my WIFE. lie robbed my home aud took my
wife away from mo
lie drove that aid not know what was DOING
had always liVcd good life before aud never
rcscd except account OF Christ Zriglcr This Is the
murder the face ~ the earth. am sprHklnS
Gods truth an to keep II before Christ Zelgcr
until he lie will rrmrinher me- until II" last
OF hs life. he Is the murderer OF both nnr lives
| u they take aHu string up. wntle
robhtrs thirVrs grt free. There man in Jill
made up Il II" aboui ami he VAS let OF with only
six years pr, sou when he ought 80 have twenty
HeTr he paused hOincnt. Il trying to recOllect
something
AR, you through ?" asked Drpnty Brown.
No." sal Hermann, with energy, I'm not through
yet Don't hang ne ull get through
The majority uf the jury that tried me were farIh'rr
who knew nothing -men who come here. lie around
saloons With free nuchrA, steal newspapers, 90 back 10
IheF folks. read about trouble, and say 0ught To
b" hung. They we're willing To- bAng me Tor sy - "A
more money that th'n they could on the,T rms
that's he Kind of jury had Evcri S,rd h'vr said IS
COTS truth and nnjhnK else Christ Zrgler Is the muir
drrer OF our two lves."
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

TsIBuSE OgFfGE "a. l3 i 4, m-The storm
whose centre was moving slowly from Tennessee to
Lake Mich gan Thursday night. Hbated somewhat In
severity Yesterday, hut broaienrd considerably and
merged another large depression on the northwest
ern frontier Heavy rains fell in part Of the Middle
Atlantic states aud New Engl nd. and light rains In the
Lake req N and south Atlantic States. The tempera
turc ch ,ngrs generally light tending upward east
of the s-ssipp And downward To tho west Tho bar
ometer here fell fog, clouiines- and O57 inch OF
ran Tue trmprratyre ranged between 37o and 47'
the average (4l3so) being 2IAs0 higher than on the
corresp p,nding day last year. aud 4o higher than on
Thursday.
with light rain ami higher temperature may
be expected thIS city and vicinity to-day; slightly
colder aud generally fair sunday
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
COLLEGE SECRET SOCIETY REUYIOyS

The annual convention of the Eastern chap
tiers of the PM Delta Theta Fraternity was held yese
day morn ng with the Columbia College Chapter at It's
house. No Al West Fourteenth-st Forty five delegates
representing fifteen colleges, among them cornell
Union. Lafayette. Dartmouth aud the University Oh
Penusy yIvanIt. were present. The following omcrrs
were e lecled President, the Rev. w. X. Worrs wee
presdeni, T. VI. b. Hicks; aud secretary. a d NJ mt
gonery. In the evening 100 alumni aud DELEGATES sat
down the annual dinner at dOTefs. IN West twenty
eighth-st.
Fifty members OF the Zets Psi Fraternity enjoyed
rev ni1n and dinner at Clark's restaurant in Twenty
thr-st. last evening Representatives were present
from nearly all of the frateruty's chapters Judge
Henry w. Bookstaver president Of the fraternity
catiOu presided, and afteI the dinner addressed the
members. He was followed by eI-Judge X L. Larre-
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