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New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
rrpopEAy aRooUcE MARKETS.

,ryvRrooi Asg 27-y,|0 o. m.-Ber' In 'oor demand.
Pork-In poor demand. Iams-ln tar dsmsnL Bacoo-
demapd spirits Of rurIentne-lh good demand 6osh,-
In good iemani Lard-spo snd fnture~- poor oe.no-
spot ana Futures fai demand mixed Western Sepem.
Der. hrn at 8 lotL Hops al Londoh-Ne"'fofA Se~''
In oot aeuanh. ,.,. -.
Kecents of eat for the past week from Aniutc ports
~ $40 aasrers. from Pacific ports 5000 IRON other
seceipts Of american corn for the past week. $1,000
Qua trrs -. 49, O., -. .-,,.
refined petroleum, 7 4-l6s7 7 l6d per gallon - 49,.
ANTWERP Aug 27-~ncoxs uAri oossi At lUo francs
10 cent .nes IL kilos. - -.
BREMEN. Aug ~ wic"Ss lard closed at az marks pe'
10 10 Petr eun, ,r ~ ENNIS 60
AXTwRRP Aug. 27- Petrulrn m-tne pale American ~
francs 50 centines pad aud sellers
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
BYNUM'S LIE EXPOSED.
A DESPERATE ATT EMPT TO sMTTCH LEVIP
MORTONs POLITICAL RECORD
Mr. CANNON PRODUCES THE AUTHORITIES AND
TURNS THE TABLES ON BYNUM.
frY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrrrvL

TURNS THE TABLES ON BYNUM.
frY rErrGnAru THE rRr-rvh
Washington Aug 27.-Mr Bynum. OF Indiana
would have been supremey uncomfortable today, ex
ccpt for the fact that he did not realize how com
pctcy he had been skinned by Mr. Cannon. Of Illinois
A week ago Bynum charged that In the XLVlth con-
grcss levi r Morton voted IN favor OF Cannon's mo-
ton to lay on the table the bill to enforce tho Eight
Hour law. The latter called attention TO this today,
and said that uron an examination of tho House
Journal he found that Mr.. Morton was not recorded
on that vote In the second session OF the same Con-
gress "The journal" showed that Mr. Morton had
voted for motion 10 suspend the rules and pass me
Eight Hour bill Then Bynum began 10 pettfog His
authority he said. was "rhc Congressional Record
which he produced Cannon suggested that " Tho
Record" moi the highest authority fact which
everybody familiar with the procsedings-save By
nun, perhaps-thoOughly recognizes Hardly a
morning raSses when the House Is In session that
some member does not rise In his place to correct
'The Record Bynum, who processes to be law
ger continued TO assert that he believed The Record
TO be lnfalliblc.
Cannon continued 10 press him with the question I:
Did you go to THE Journal" AZ last the Indiana
statesman was driven expose himself by uftering
the suggestion that Mr. Morton might have changed
Z" The Joarnai' OF the House
ASIDE frum the eifionlery OF such a suggestion, es-
peclay In regard TO such man as levi p. Morton,
Bynum proball' supposed mat " INC JrurnaI' Is III
manuscript" lying round Ioose.- Ike his
called ideas the tsrrand did not know that II IS
printed by the hundred copies ard accessible TO
him as The Record upon which he professed TO pin
his Fifth. To complete hIs exposure OF his own ig
norance he referred TO McPhersOn's Hand Book"
which, he said he had examined, and found that Mr.
Morton recorded voting 10 table the motion TO
reconsider. Now The authority be cted shows that
Mr. Norton voted 10 suspend the rules and pass the
kFcYI haNa fotd I'm that
neither he nor any other careful authority would ever
for an Instant think OF appealing from The Journap
of the House The Record In tho vertfcatlon Of
any fact. however slight Much less would he do 40
when II involved tho integrity OF a mans political
record.
Mr.. Cannon treated Rynum as he deserved when he
DECLARED that the lsiiers statement respecting Mr.
Mortons vote was untrue and II as mere
pcftifogglng H. de- Jared that Iynum ought to beg
the country's pardon and Mr. MOrtOn's PARTON BY
nuin's conduct 10 day must have hecn paluI I'D nio
host friends. The most charitable view fhai can DC
taken nf Is thai he sel!-d ccived In inc otgln-
ming and as kcd The courage OF nanncss. or "hat-
ever quality have been required, to make MIN ac-
knowledge and Tctiact his error.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THE MESSAGE DID NOT WORK.

j. D. Townsend. the chairman Of the Ohio Demo
cratic State Committee has lei the cat out Of the
bag I'm the matter Of Mr Ceveland's retaliation mes
sage and IL is conclusively shown that the message
was simply shrewd political step on the part OF the
Den,ocialc managers. Unfortunately for him. Mr.
,rounsend did not use the matter carefully enough.
lie sent broadcast throughout oblo TO various mem
bers Of bis party who are supposed 10 have some In
nuence with the Irish citizens of the state. this dis
patch;
Have prominent Irishmen se1d congratulations to
President Cleveland on bis message on tho fishery
treaty, and gei al q demonstrations II possible"
As yet no demonstrations OF enthusiastic Irshmen
have been heard OF In Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
TO morn DrvocRATfc PRIMARIES.

The Democratic General Committee Of Kings County
ordered last evening that the primaries be held In the
wards Of Brooklyn and Of klngs County Friday
August 81, 10 elect delegates 10 Assembly District Con
ventons Tho latter will DO held Tuesday September
and will name tho thrlyss delegates 70 the state Con
yenton 70 meet In Buffalo September lc u 10 be-
leyed that the unusually long Interval between THO &C.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
HENRY GEORGE BOTHERED BY QUERIES.

HENRY GEORGE BOTHERED BY QUERIES.
The han in Cooper Union crowded last night to
the doors by multitude curious to hear william Lloyd
Garrison and Henry George expound their doctrine OF
FREQ Trade The general opinion Of Mr. Garrison's
speech was that 1t weak the only real hit being when
he mentioned Governor HIPS name which was received
with groans, the speaker senati7ine him as a spos
grsbber." Henry George spoke his eviieny carefully
prepared speech with his usual energy but there were
few Republicans present several o. whom askel some
embarrassing questions One asked him II he believed u
the free importation Of labor As the answer To this
question not the schedule, MI George paused
before answering, aud then remarked that he did not
OF which there was some applause. After this Mr.
George asked a somewhat aggreved tone that no moro
questions asked proceeded in his expoundng with
out any more embarrassing Interruptions
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
wrLI.KsowN PoL,r1cIAy ooyTTT7-.

The CONVEX sion OF ex- District Attorney BENJAMIN W..
Downing OF Queens County, occaonci much discussion
Long Island yesterday when II became generally known.
Nobody better known In Queens ami Suffolk counties
Ben Downing and the announcement that he had
repentcd Of his sins set not only the political tongues
wagging but the gossips In every village where tho
reached Mr. Downing was making quiet stay at
Mount Tabor. N. J. He attended Brother Harrison's
camp meetings when the evangelist preached strong
What shall II profit ma0 n he gain the whole
world and lose his souls Mr.. Downing yielded aud
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
corpr CALEyDARs-rO-DAY.

supgyME CoURr-CH AARE ERs.Before Patterson J'-Sos
81 % III. 176 l7H. ioj, 1876 1877 49,. -, .
SUHROHATY'r OuRf-Te-tlbOny 70 o. .Aken p-o'e shs
pr,atr Clerk Irulats OF The ~ile OF nary Ann keth
anJ { n ,re. fIepps rheimer. Ia o m
unit Soua ~~ptembfr IL
sJPERtoR CoURr->PEciAL lthh 5ef"'o N'o7''~a' 49,
Cossox PLEAs - SPECIAL Tsax-Bsfose Allen. J.-Hs
ctirn,tzI.
Adjourned for the term
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
r1vs srocv x\.i.r,-Y rstsaeApZ

HTVW =
BuyvALo Aug 27.-CaniS-Rerclpt. last "a hons ~
head Total Tor the week thu lar 4Sso heal stne "wS
lat week 62OO heal Consigned thruuan sun'lV 20
caIs 3. of which New.Y consigned through oay
81 - IS of " h. ~ York 2l5 sale mA.-
active, declined loc l5c sluce last Monday om~S ES
TO Fair A.. Cool TO Cn0sce >nf pug - oo9 20
TX ra rters 20 81 80 O5 Cows and ii"rrs o0
Bulls 80 U0G~2 10. Mich Cow. 80 $40 stSksss s
Fee ers s2 U0s3 5 Veais IS W. bulk o sue hs'
o..<x,
tHlcAeo. Union stock Yaris. Aug ~ - rae pro,sr p,.
Journal rrports Cattle ec-its 5000 neal shlpesS
2.lOu heat Market strong Bueves ~ nOd "a
Steers - $4,000: Storksrs tut Fcesers ~ lOdro'y
Cows Buils ani Mixed 81 5163 30; Texls CstAe = wv
SIS rs: Western Rlngers IL 5O8 ~
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corroN wARKErs-.Y TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Aux 81 - o. m.-Cottos-The sales OF the
dav ,nclIed a. O bales Fuiurrs closed steAty.
Up ands Low hddine clause. August delivery $3.50
Nj era August and September delivery J|.bfl se-ra
September and October delivery 2lo4t 'uy~Is ucu'oei
AM November aeiivery l5.b4L bus ers November aDa
Deceu er l3b4d s-ers Decem er and January
evcry l3oAl buyers January aud February "eivsfy
l3-,i4i seil.rs, March delivery. lSosa
buyers: Septsn ber delivery. D 32-6tL sellers
0ALvgsroS Aug 27.-Cott Quiet Mitthns w,
L0w Mldiing. Lie, GOot Or.lnlry Sc sN anu Hpss
rrceius l,265 bales coastwse, lao osies sse>
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Sensible People

advertised TO everything ffon chi lam 10 a
broken neck Of diseases that Dr. Pirrccs
len Di.c very will cnrei Ade' tons OF tie
throat lungs ncip cons INIT nisorjrfod liver
asthma. caarrh. ulcers fufnDrs and
swengs causei BY sriu and ad biood fever and agne
rbs Ike curr.ai hut IL ~ 'oi. This
great "Dscoyery" will feailf all these Complaints
siopy h~eau.e PARTIES the upen which thy dspsnd
and builds up s vszk places ct the body ~ oraggs
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srockH :,
EUROPEAN riNANci.L aARKrr

Iospox Aug GA II m.-Atantir anI u, uu1dsr Psebs
ar.t mortgage Trustees Crrii6csie sss ~ psu
A. = ri. 2pS ,tu s.sond eon,oiS lul ~ o.. illts
mor. 7as Reaiina g6Si Nsw.Sork S"n"s@
Mexican tenitai, 6OS
Money Il . y per cent ... p.,. AZ Eusland ~
balance To ,tay ID xdl."DO ...,.. N IS francs "a
e,,,rines L,r the arcount and exchange on A"'"-
franrs az . ocntins or Oh es< ...,a, foy bah ensv
The nts discount ~ tho arsn "~"' a
AMI three months n IL "a per crnh ,...Ssl uAak =
hgRLis Aus a7 The stssmept o. yns sv,,mX ,sseks
Germany shows . decrease M specie of III 7"vs'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
DAMAGED BY FLAMES IN BROOKLYN


BRASS AND COPPER GOODS DEsTRo YED-Lisr OF
THE INsUEANCEs.
fire caused losses amounting TO sc. 500 yesterday
IN the fac tory of the Palmer Manufacturing Company
at Nos. % and ID Columbia Heights, brooklyn. The
firm make brass and copper metal goods, and stock
OF bcnzine is kept In of the one of the
employees enlerea 1t yesterday with lighted candle In
his hand and set the gas on fire IN explosion oc-
Cured and the flames spread distance before the
FIRE was extinguished. The Insurance OH the stock Is
as fOllOwe
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

vending hs @ay ap the aisle 10 the altar and shskp.
hands with Brother Harrison, Joined him the przyo.
and singing. and acknowledged his faith Mr.. Down,ps
vas District Attorney Of Queens County tor suceesv.
terms While serving his last term President Cleveland
then Governor. removed him
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

lection Of the delegates who virtually named by
Boss Mclaughlin and tho State Convention has
bearing upon naming Of Mayor Chaplin for the hrst or
the second place Oh tho State ticket
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
IIANANA MARX KTS.

HAVANA Aug 27-sugar--Qui bat steady In,
weak on the lntei sfaies. -ixty DAYS gold Wsa"
premium do. shore sight lhGll = prsmiun on Lou"J,
n ~ preuium Oh Paris. 6SG7 premium epanis9 w.
23yb aZ39A
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
For sIeeples.ness
UsE yJORaFopp,s AcIn yIiospII

USE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
pr. G. H. DAkE. Bellc,iile. ILL., says: 1 have found
IT, ana 10 alone 10 be capable OF producing q sweet aud
natural slccp In Of Insomnia from work OF the
brain which % otsp oecurs IN active professional aud
business men,.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
SPIRITS ,Jt -

SPIRITS Jt - afrA tNE.
CHA tLssros. Aug 27.-Turpentine arm al S%o
sAvASSAH Aug. 17.-fur eltine trn as sac
WILMINGTON, AuS. 27.-rurpontiue nrn a. SAcs
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opEN.AIR MEETING or A VIGOROUS CLUE
DISTRICT DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Syracuse, Aug. 27.-Tke following delegates to the
state Convention ohosen b. The lsi District Re-
publican Convention: Colonel James NJ. Gere, }. W.
Lawrence Lucion y smith. Addison J. LOomis, Samuel
Dempsey, Frank HOPKINS and Owen Donovan
Utica Aug 27.-The following delegates we're elected
at the LIST Assembly District Republican Convention
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
L. S. Interna. Revenue Collectors once.
District OF Massachusetts,.

Boston, Aug. 81
To tho employees in the Collectors department In tho
Third District Of Massachusetts and to those In the
Custodian's Department of the Post Once and Sub
Treasury Building, Bosom:
am Informed that circular has been sent q all per
employed In the departments above mentioned re-
quesIng contributions political campaign fund This
Inform all Interested hat the has been done
witou: tie sanction Of the Collector and Custodian. and
every empoye hereby Instructed that fshfuness In thu
discharge OF his duy will be the best recommendation for
his retention Office and they free far
conventions concerned, they emplyed by
private The vicious system OF assessing Office hold
crs many Of whom very poorly paid, especially In the
Custodisns Department. does not hold under this Admin
istration. JOHN T.. FITZGERAI.D,
Collector and Custodian OF the Post once Building
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION

Oswego, Aug.27.-At tho oswcgo. Wayne and Cayuga
Republican Conle >sionIl Convention. he'd to-day at
weedsport ~ W. Nuttng. Of oswego. was unanimously
renomnaied.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
parNrINa CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER aaSs 81 - rhe prutbs ciotn VI, s.s
was hrm ~ square spots aud SIC U o"Aos ~
suIs Su with late oonlrscls at sons rsucion IRON W.
All,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
A LITTLE ACTIVITY AMONG DEMOCRATS

Some one has undoubtedly been found 10 cash Mr..
CevclandS SO 0O0 check for campaign expenses for
the q faint sign OF life at the Democratic head
quarters c,terday. BY far the busiest man there
was porter who was mailing up a half dozen dry
goods boxes in which had been packed some OF the
free-trade documents with which the Democrats ex
pect carry number of states. Most OF the boxes
addressed 10 Illinois. IL has been urged by
some Democrats. who have seen Mr.. Clevelsnd'S
fatal error in writing the hco-rada message. that the
documents and pamphlets bolstering up tho position
that the President then took be called in and In its
place be substituted the reiaiatory message. That,
they think, would bring back to them the thousands
Of voters who have been driven out of the party for
fear of ending In bringing about ultimately free trade
There to be desire on the part Of every one
connected with the Democratic National Committee 10
hush up the contributions OF money from wealthy
members of the party, and especially the contribution
from the President. Perhaps Colonel Brice did not
Like the Of $50 for the Charleston sufferers
by the hquake and 10000 for political purposes
The "Od Roman IS TO be brought East and
exhibited somewhere in this city about september 10
He win make number OF speeches before he is al
ed TO return TO the peace and quiet OF his home
in Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
can Francisco, Aug ~. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

vain did the chairman pound the desk; In vain od
the Democrats CRY orders--therc was no order bon
the confusion was It's height ana when 10 men VINO
never saw Virginia convention or sfended VIZ
rnIa .joint discussion" . general fraeas seened
Imminent Wise retired from the deid
What seemed to make yosi most ansry-and justly
so-was wiscs refusal to give the votes cast ior -
well "a against the Blair bill In the Senate on severa
occasIons Next was Wises reference to him Us Q
tool Of Mahonc' when General Mahpne % nsse,, .n 81
Mahons's bItterest opponents Allen. Of mississippi;
asled unanimous consent for vote oD une DIar un
then and there. but to that. M course tne Demoe'as
dare not agree
WILL "REFORMER' BENEDICT DE IMPEAchhp. i.
Washington. Aug 81 tSpeciaD.-It Is understood
that the document which Mr Caiiinger wiz SUNNI
10 the House as the views Of the minority OF mo
snec,,i committee appontcd TO investigate :" Eo-
former, Bencdct's management OF the Governments
Printing Office viii be OF q socewhat startling ha'urc
and thar It probably Will recommend the a'p'oo vi
q resolution for the impeachment OF that o"oor y"
serious grounds man who Is fsm'llar WIN 'ne
case Is authority for the statement thar Dr. CahHe
Is fully convinced not only OF Benocs incompc'cncy'
but thoroughly believes from the testimony thai inc
rcfornern has beon guilty OF msifeasance, as wen
as Of official favorltism Another serious charge
which the document Is said TO contain Is tha' bohc-
diet or some person under bis direction, fanpereo
with the record Of testimony, which OF course was
printed at the Government Printing once, "hle ~ ns
controI and under his supervs on. Tho document
will make spicy and interesting reading. however III
may be modified before presentation to the House.
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
weshir gtou Aug. 27.-The bond oferngs to-day
aggregated S04.000 as follows;
-Four per cents, registered, 100000 ct l2S L.
~ 900 at 1873, 10000 al 1913 12
The Secretary Of the Treasury accepted the follow
ing bond offer to-day:
$4,000 registered fours at 1913.
TIE FRENCH sPOLIATION CLAIMS RULED OUT.
Washington, August 27.--In the House to-day the
Committee Of the Whole, by a vote OF 105 to SO,
sustained the decision of the chair ruling out oil the
Deficiency Appropriation bill, the provision for tho
payment Of tue French bpOliatOn Claims.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

to-day TO attend the state Convention CnarSs Seson
illiams Oh aries W. Hacket, Ihcodore g. 6ayro "y'o"
w. Van Aukcn. and Adclbcrt Perry.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
o1ryrLANp,s CAMPAIGN coNrE1nur1oN.

Washington. Aug 27.-The reported $4,000 campaign
contribution from the President the theme OF discus
sion up town and down to-day. When asked by q
reporter about the story. Colonel Lamont said don't
zee anything startling about thst II is well known
the President has always openly and aboycboar1
been In the habit making such contributions his
Justified toward defraying the necessary legitimate
Of his psItys csmpa gus whether he has been
candidate for Office not and this year Is not likely
10 be an exception The President Will as heretofore,
assist Democratic party In this manner as far a. he
thinks fair proper just suppose General Harrison
and General Flsk will aid Republican and Prohibition
parties l don't know what he viii give and
don't undersiand that it IL Of my business but
an sure Il the ion 0t0 Is not unusually
arge.n The Colonel refused 70 say whether OF not The
story ss published
OPEN-AR MEETING OF A VIGOROUS CLUE.
Nearly 900 people gathered last night al the open
air meeting Of the Republican Club Of the xVlln
Assembly District. held Forty fourthst. and Ninth
Open air meetings held by this club on the
second and fourth Mondays Of each month"; and at
every meeting there has been large gathering The
club has 100 members. Is doing fms work. and has |
organized two auxiliary clubs, OF which meets |
every Tuesday evening at No. $50 West Forty fourth
This branch had eighty members enrolled at It's
last meeting, one-third Of whom were formerly Demo
Gratis The other branch organization is the Colorcd
Republican Club Of the XVllth Assembly District, |
which meets every Friday night at No. 35s West !
Forty -fourihst. and has already seventy members.
The first speaker the meeting last night was Max
well EyaIts. a son of William NJ Evaits lie was
followed by ". ID. Guthrie and Colonel Louis II. |
Ayme. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

SAFE FROM THE DEMOCRATIC ASSESSORS
Boston. Aug 2T-John f. Fitzgerald collector
and custodian Of the Post ONCE Building has issued
the following in Offset to the circular sent TO the
post Office employees by the Democratic State Com
mftfea.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
GENERAL HARalSONS VACATION.
FINISHING Ills LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE AT MIDDLE
p,cc ISI,ND

indianapolis. Aug 27 (SpccaD.-Letters received
nom General Harrison by members OF his family re-
pot that he is greatly delighted with his vlsi' 10
Middle Bass Island Everything contributing to his
pleasure comfort has been anticipated by inc peopo
whose hospitality he has accepted The reports
aiout the noticeable Improvement of his health are
regarded as ridiculous When he left Indianapolis
his health was good as a, any time IN his me- anu
the recovery Of lost strength was not the purpose Vi
bis visit.
"The General went to Middle Bass Island" said J.
r. Mckee to-day for rest and enjoyment anu 10
finish writing his letter of acceptance, to which he
desired to give deliberate, uninterrupted attention
There was nothing wrong about bis health, as inc
press reports indicate. and with the exception OF
Slight attack after his nomination hc mas hot
leen III for many years That attack was not at al
serious and would not have been noticed even by his
intimate friends If he had not been a nomInee'
A telegram has been forwarded to JAMES q. Elaine
by the Irish.Amercan Protective Tariff Club OF this
city, composed entirely OF voters Wh4 weie @ Dcino'ra"
prior 10 the present campaign which says
Permit US 70 congratu.ate you on your mastery ex'
posure Of the trick dodge Of the gentleman who sc-
cup.es the White House He Is TOO late in his bid for
more followers to betrsy.
put-in-Bay, Ohio, Aug. o7.-General Harrison late
this afternoon iDduIged In a long row on Lake Erie
His stroke was even, and he succeeded In showing
the boat over the at rapid rate half way to
PUTIN Bay This eveaing he is writing in the cot
tage and quietly enjoying The lake bfeezes.
MrLLs's CAMPAIGN TOUR IN DANGER.
Chicago Aug 27.-Congressman Roger @ M'lis has
received telegram from the sergeani alarms Inform
ing him of the action Of the House on saturday IN re-
voking all leaves of absence Mr.. Mills has arranged
to be absent ten days two weeks, making speecheS
at Yonkcrs, n. Y, New Haven and Boston When
asked what he intended to do In view Of the action OF
the House. he said he had elegiaphed Speaker Car
Isle and would be governed by the latiers Judgment
In Mr.. Carlisle advises it, Mr Mills viii start for
Washington at once He thought the action OF the
House was taken merely to the presence OF mem
bers at Watering places near Washington, in order to
get a quorum, and he had doubt one would be Sc
cured The business In hand IS merely routine, he sad
and requires only bare quorum.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-28
Ancient Free and Aeo,pted Masons.


Last night at the Masonic hall
was conducted the public installa-
ton of officers of both. the Salem
lodge No. A and Pacific lodge No.
so. J. A. Richardson acted as In
stalling officer assisted by F. j.
Babcock as marshal. The officers
initiated in their duties for the Ma
sonic year were: "
Salem Lodge.-W. NJ, J. d. Nc
Gully; S. W., VIM. Miller; ]. W.,
Freeman Folsome Treas, w. N.
Ladue; Sec., w. H. Waters S. D.,
L. F. Conn; J. D., Geo. Hughes /;
Stew, G. w. Cherrington Stew,
w. D. Money: Tiler, S. d. Nelson.
Pacific Lodge.-W. NJ, w. D.
Jeffries S. W., Geo. w. Bingham /;
j. W., j. H. Ross Treas, T. N. Nc
Cauley Sec, Geo. B. Gray S. D.,
John d. Gray; Stew, T. B. Wait /;
filer, G. H. Chapman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-12-28
In Lorr Mn His Mife.

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of Toronto. She adds that seven
years ago she was married under
the most happy auspices and until
six months since happiness crown
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toward her until now he Is p0siti-
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her eyes their sparkle il may explain
the cause of her complain. In this
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