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Where Alligator. are Badly Needed.
From the Fort JIye,s Press.

Since the year 1876 water has not been SO
scarce on tho cattle range 1t is at the present
time, SO II is reported.
In the indiscriminate killing OF the alli-
gators ono great source Of supply OF water has
been oh ierated from the cattle country, be-
caIso when the gators held a water hole they
always kept the mud pushed up the banks, and
when even hundreds of cattle would come to
and pushing succeeded In filling II up, Mr. Al
ligator and his family, would soon repair the
Now the cattle Stand around these old wal
lows. which are almost entirely dried w. wait
Ing patiently for rain. As 1t y, they exist only
by eating the grass nights and early MORNINGS
Tint il heavily coated with dew,
IL rain does not come soon the cattle men will
be forced to dig for water. and, as there are n
great many thousand cattle II would seem AN
almost Impossible task to supply them; An
other plan is TO drive them to the rivers. but on
account Of the numbsrs OF the cattle scattered
over over hundreds q miles y would be an endless
Up: % E sSs sssS HsI:.. ssSsasa %sa9 sss.s are re
oeiAS ktQ tAe VVSlglAd06 n search 0f WAteA
The sun., 1888-05-06

Senior Matron, Junior Matron, Secretary,
Treasurer. Chaplain' Senior and Junior rylers;
Senior and Junior Conductors e.nr senior nl and
and Junior Mistresses OF Wardrobe. Tho sis
ters marchiin double file with the hand OF each
couple clasped In . peculiar grip between them
shoulder high.
The principal sisters In this nelghborhood,
though many OF them are matron5 in the order
city, Brooklyn, Newark, and Orange. Among
them arc Sisters Maria Williams, Martha Jar
Amelia Harris Eliza j. Colman. Nellie Mayo
Annie Kelly. Belle Perkins. Green Magere, Rose
Dawson, Sadie Blue. @ Rose Tucker, Mrs. Harri,
Abbik and Lewinn. The monthly dues OF tho
Tent arc twenty-five cents. Those in this city
are Annstta Tent No. % and Lydia Tent No. q
The sun., 1888-05-06
quire no answer. II is only the invitations to =
Medding breakfast which need bs answered
The best form IN the simplest.
/: Mr. and Mra Severn request the pleasure OF your
company At the marriage OF their daughter
: Ma BpwAnp MorrnKr
On Thursday, April II. at IL O'Clock.
Grace Church.

Tho order OF the marriage service is fixed by
the laws OF the church whero 1t takes place.
The best man should go, about an hour before,
CARPETS, &c, arranged properly. The white rib
bons must carefully guard that part OF the
church which Is reserved for invited guests.
ladies TO the proper seats reserved for them. II
lady is accompanied by gentlemen. he
know all the relationships. 30 that they. can
place the nearer and romoter kinsfolk OF tho
bridal party In the proper places.
The etiQuottc of marriage must be tho most
formal and studied Of all recognized institu-
tions. Upon It hang oil the law and order OF
society and all laws OF property and Inherit
Therefore, let 1t be done decently and In or
der; let 1t be the occasion for all the pomp,
parade and circumstance which ones purse
will allow. Or. II 1t must be done quietly aud
without ostentation, let II be done religiously,
soberly. and in the fear Of God.
NJ Z. W. SHERWOOD.
The sun., 1888-05-06

have been made to
invade 1t, that they
withhold even such
facts as would not
endanger their Tent
secrets. But the
starting point was
certainly In the
South. tn ough all
sections OF the ooun-
try now have district
organizations. Th Q
Grand National Tent
has its headquarters
in Wilmington. Del.
The National Tent
has annual meetings
In different parts Of
tho country, being u
repraeentative hody
The sun., 1888-05-06
HEsTCHEsTER,s TRAMP CLUE.
II Gses ON Making n Thorough Investixa.
tion OF Things.

AZ @eos On ~a.'he Anors"ea AnSeaHass
When tho "estohester walking CLUB got
d 1rS vsh WsReS
Tho Tho "a club or %
with SCOT and dust until when you took a front
ueH Vi them you mouiu not naNo peen apio "
distinguish Pathfinder Days maroon and gold
from tho Coloners blue and rod. From behind
was ol1erent. Inc seats proteoted this OF
their raiment, and as they took their westward
. Was .omau . ene 'SstT ,a sho,es & ol o.S.on LAKE
satins. glanced from tho gllded wands. and
beat upon the parti,oolored IT, pafasols DIS OF the
procession until stald eitizens' VINO had gain
ing hills. Three hackmen, who caught sight Of
the the ~ mnmbers, sjlk hats n. "t the ~ nartv rosa tn
leave the train, rushed to secure their trade.
Its tile Senatorial Investigating Committee"
they cried, come to view the aqueduot"
Stage for Croton Lake" they cried In choruss
but when they caught eight OF the dust % GOV.
had seen it before. It's them walking chaps"
they gasped. and tainted.
to the procession us it passed his house. but
the walkers did not tarry. 1t is well known
o 0 the e'P Gfs
thing not made OF apples except water. Sturdi-
ly they strobe along with q trail OF dust behind
them like the trail Of an ocean steamer. and
floating over them like rainbow. The geog-
raphor carried aioft, b0nner like. a map of the
county, and ever and anon called a halt while
ho pointed out exactly where they stood.
Tho searching eyes OF the botanist. re.
enforced with powerful telescope,
scanned the distant mountain sides for signs
OF the budding spring He, too called halts
frequently. while no described In glowing LAM
guaSs tho first signs of the coming apples
which were to furnish the tourists with bever-
age for coming Seasons. The geologist tapped
the stones that lined the highways, and called
ha!ts whenever he found ono fiat enough to
sit upon. Steadily tho column moved onward,
and in less than two hours. and with only eight
hats. it hovo in sight Of running water. II ran
from u spisot In q hillside into great
lake in barrel set by the roadside.
Every members face giowed with on.
thusiasm until 1T rivalled the noon
day sun, and halt was called by the stream
finder. The strcam was absorbed by the club.
and the members ranged themselves in the
long shade OF leaiiess forest tree while the
Iunrtermasier er described the dinner which he
had ordered at Pines Bridge in a letter posted
late on Saturday night. Nobody looked long,
ingly after the wagons they met In which the
stolid farmers were taking their wives 10 drive.
and minnows jumped and played in the placid
waters OF the lake. A soft mist hung around
the mountain tops and the ieryld sun Invited
the wayiarers to loosen their coats. Long be.
fore Pines Bridge was reached tho willy scout
detected the otlOr of cider in tho air, and the
The sun., 1888-05-06

The degree members
wear a purple sash
on which bright gol-
den stars and heavy
bullion fringe ap-
pears in proportion
to the degree that
the sister has reach
ed. There are seven
degrees, and many Of
the rsgRlias arc
weighted down with
seven stars.
The sisters OF the
Tents always mako
an impressive parade
into the hall on the
occasion of q pnblio
rec eptton. First
come the dignitaries
and degree MEM
bers. There 10 no
prejudice again 8 t
omceholdinR In the
Tents. and the dig
nitaries begin with
the Passed Senior
Matron and include
The sun., 1888-05-06
TIL. Bea,. Mr.. LorllIar4'. Tarps..

From the Sanford Journal
Mr.. John II. Cieland exhibited this morn
Ing lot Of tarpon scales, which wero euriosi-
feet and three inches long. and weighing 8S3
pounds. The monster was caught day or sWO
The sun., 1888-05-06


consisting OF delegates from subordinate
Tents. Its last meeting was held In Port De-
post last October. and the next will be in Nor
ristown. NJ.
The Grand National Tents principal officers
Passed Senior Matron Amelia $. Carly. Grand
National Secretary, and Mrs. Louisa Dean. and
Mrs. Annetta NJ. Lane. The order has ritual
whose ahd sGaEs are psant
The object OF the order, is to take care Of the
sick, bury tho dead, and to help those in dis:
tress The latter provision is very broad, and
looks to those outside Of the order as well as
to give outside help.
The order has social aspect. and sick bone
Ats and funeral e!peps@es @ are not the only 9ar
as prying curiosity has been able TO learn.
business" Of the character OF which not the
boical washing Of feet as part of the initia-
tion ceremonies and the presence OF mysteri-
GUS box among the paraphernalia la OF the lodge
are 81 that he knoT
ings comes next, and here is where the pro-
ceedings begin to be reportable le. for the sisters
know that secret society obseryances with
and that social pleasures under these same
conditions are quite another. So the men are
allowed to como In and singing. dancing. and
refreshmentsare enjoyed. There are also oc-
can have the pleasure Of contributing quarter
q head to the cause. The circulars arc sent out
under the mystic letters U. L. F.. which appear
Is Union, Love, Fidelity. The display Of tho
regalia on these occasions is the only q impse
afforded Of the inner workings OF the order.
as bench members" wear plain white col
lar which Is big enough to pass over the head
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rnSAE-
Rar-~y Her. P4,aD. T.,anJ
lRjGH6

4 runErny rnict --sr4-S Wy 81
riposir ,-cn--ea Ebou. ; pranrt USER
Dig Et=-ayor M S--r E~- B=s-
l.rd dsrn VI .ht rhoi-Sis tr-:-.r=- I'm
Il Eo-r 4 Chrysar q e5u-t A=r fED-
eJsrp cid AshH- J His hlE ~e1ils-tr-.
w=-. pr: Yesterday N : bzE1 a-Tvins
= HDuur nDd tasiy en4- Air Hr-rl-
aug IL fbe YErt and ur tit bar Ds---iG
.nsf dining -hs d= ta-r -=fu1osd 81
she ctr iubE-is .ValrE On Ia Wy
down ts=H-T stT-t shzs coz took riz-Ee
and Eea I. = fAdl pzrr tDEE-a
Rs-Ie: s:--.t- !: r1IhdeE With Ln-SzK
FOUNTAIN. srIzsafug t3- bagry Eun
1brp.ipt TIE TrnEts=s We e-isy ur IT,
COZ bssapp=. vJ=-r tbrs Ivy ius=pS.5ie
Jrai by Enzf e the fySiEua=a. End
In. MEaID=aut d examination fUun6
rt4- NJ. 5u-r hat l t-n::ar-5 skull L
protea rouEf-bIp-. 4 en-: or -hs -lGh.
-s5e Of 1t head 81 in=as i11lr Gnd zas
=4-tn -E- HimsS- .es=-sd- de IA Il L
~ey SERIOUS -unti:iur Elfis aue OF
,ua=n =ssl=-. Je--IrEur Dntr " Lc--
E.=d SzIp rsunas. uue pv.- TI- =IrIa
-ys tbt p;h=- pE=- lie -EtE 81 cua
L Es-sul sinking np-h AHa. I'll
II giving IL E=euuLr1 ~ thu SAD 81
inE th= E<zHuus= Ezzt IL. 1rI@
81 Nj. Hu-L'S RECOVERY E-- Ii&t= In
EES vel EnpIu all Hvs- Ihis cUur-
~. Lu6 Is n.=uy f-i=uhs IL tiIs rI-ir-
IL vii! Euc-==y r-rr=T 20 isg-u u! lDs
i~nIKfv1suD-- fy1 Eai.ts srHu hing = gil
3RL, rnl-~nul-d gentleman l.. ~as =
n-=.ui Hln II :us rpuruuu-y Gaa EaE
DUssG IN: hEp-s-. Eut I1=g-ry l. bnz-
Less MG- s:E
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The Darlington styike.

A Cbicsgo dispstcb sites il.i q, =
meeting 81 t.prs~.rtati,e. u ~.
Bfo;h.ibood ui Locomotive Hugiu.ep,
ct which Chief Arthur was pS...u,. 1t
vas decided to lie ln'e to. ,triL. OF Ou
the Chicsso. Bprliugt, d Quincy
Riilioad. The ,iiust OF vas fully dis.
ciss.i aud IL vas resolved that the
Brotherhood withdraw its suppoi, from
the strikers aud leave .beeI FREQ to get
.nIpl ynisut ~h.,e they can.
The fnilnte Of the Brotherhood. which
Il coDpostd OF mn intelligent body Of
shi.l'1 woikm.p. o bring the Burling.
ton Railroad 70 its term. leares Lille
hope for the success Of future strikes,
especially by nuskillei labor. The Ell.
gin.ers "ere battling for a principle,
the Justice Of which was conc. d.d 10y all
rods but The Burlington. but men were
fonnd 10 81 their places when they re-
fnsed Ia work. aud now. after a pro.
longel struggle, they have 90 yield and
hnd employ nent where hes, they Gao.
--tsilrsr State.
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Obt;

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tie IS~DIyLsD.FT iiDs IL .Ii.o3ipr
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ED5LE RI EArT.
Secretary.

-! T-:errncs TO E not &c elsewhere 10
THE insue i will te seen that I'd. Board
Of County Commissioners hive de
t>ruiu-d TO pr,t 81 ii. tax pnyrfs o!
EiEo county from the evident ir.uI 10
which she las b=eD subj -ct-d. There is
Hite auubt 10 the mind OF tnyone Who
ha. given TIE suhje.: cnr-fGl consi5ern-
: on TINT Ihis county has paid hun
dfsis Of dollars rs bourtie. uu IL.
scIips 0! animals taken crt.ide u III.
Limits o! the equity; aud II Is for tie
purppse u! preventing such frauds upon
ouI Treasury that the CoumiEsiou=r n.
1--we taken the bull 10y tue bnrn.." lie
If were. Eud made the order Which they
dI6. The very fGr that the county
pGId over $500 OF claims allowed ty
ih- CoLuIuiss!VperE \: ihtiI regular
ne ting IL April Is tL5-.1 Evidence
~ I,-tlf 10 indicate TINT til -lEitnS y-.-
got I'll l.gru ~, L. iiss j. II I-.sy2
- G-ls-rE i.E; I sS5=5--; LaEi<r Z,
srL - sss --EsI = tGI' -ar1tT y ~
nglth - rtJtEi&rt IoS-u: .. may:
and VII. ~ =. 60. iar: ~. esrr'y
eoEl rpd .ryi5 ~ rs. -: Il bxrs
rDsis c-Elp Ar tyEu;r =, s~=Ii;-. y.
- 1t II. Cyu1zia5o-- zee -. -
iL~Hsug - g;5-- yla.4 .y.r az .t.-
trEGT
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The Hejected surveys.

wth reference TO the rejected surveys.
mention Of which SaS msde In these
rolufDns last ~eek. the Eeno journal
snys:
The Journal urierstsnds that Gen.
Irish appointed ~. B MaSon. nov
working ont n Government contract in
the G0Iconda county. sud II. fitzhugh,
Of Sail Lake. who has - contract uuder
Gen. I,isb IN eastern EIko. 10 examine
md Iep1It upon these thirteen town
ships lat Fail. and they rcppr, that the
surveys we're carlessly performed. II
the work was not properly done the con.
/ actors ought not 10 receive pay for il.
hccl Ian il n, Elsp hui Bridges is at
Lm Angeles. he having lsh Nevada r
yeor a2o. Mcclellan is QUO Of the lest
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An Ou1inE-

Ok Saturday -T-a=af thIE E--Ih- t1ut
Z IN II 70 aaIl=i vhssz L. w. n=:
IJ Il EEiE- IL ir s=Da Z CO.
shp EaS EIudtr S~aia-a---s6 trtzE= KIN
Dr.: 70 the NH r--x= HI- I-r- tns
-1.LfiuH- oE yzS=raEg uo-uEuf ~ i=t-
IN. S-ztiur t-hnG = re spun 4! C=EE
IEu6 Bss ~S.zIfEnr -ot-A vhi=t IT, ~
rus-EEDle TEN f-uG -hs Ia=. -hE ar
Er- LIZ ~ t-u -zn nc EEiH upe n
-Lssu u-i-E ltsC -Souuos Eur -. u:h=
weighs Eu Iuusn-- TirT Et KIND
aocIi. EuG aa=lIE Z EnIrll. Enf tET-
t-er IA tz=D=S hu I+E an-s -u=-
: hts Grs pEu=S ~ Assn EnLf RI
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lHi;yDa-S Cs=r=lsud by @aIiaI. 34Tur
E1nB@IlE tn-=. -E1. DI0 GnL N-l.t-
iur iS5e rJ1ads, IT, IruIs=r ~ NJ.
talE- suI>t II sT=T particular ttEi -
~ --%A- - --tAA- @-A~-
bp--s a. uL4 Of tbs En-sf GHIalIls ever
iuuu-l=L The aEIsts-T -.lu-t - u.
vut=6 mms ~-sf--Eig. II 1T ur-.drnr Al!
S=-iu1I =rt.Ie. butt thoroughbred and
crDsse- Eua tLt EE;i- :a--d r.lv-- L
II Ice -=I II rSr-- GIT=rIiuu thsrr tsInE
nov D=lun-iu- IT. Me- sent: EmL In
pz-=seu DUp and go raliv-s iron = i-v
nrv. II = IN nseEf Vic. SOM. id=a
u tAt zen; u IL. giucE interests M
Il aHl=cE rIuct nIy Ia gained t-Dm
tn- tzr tuIr PIE 2.UDD head ID cntti.
r=Is ;sd -h=-. drriuE "a. pas; W3p-
.=-.
Li=- pa-.GEIug ut luncheon, n
Polk with L fIsrt IsGm ard u Uvs:
IL oi6 For aa1iseE. nyv EbUuduD1c -
L Military Pos, shc-s We iDund
CnE-i,y NEyeT ind family IL IL good
u.ilih Eud spirit. The fu:t L: tHIs
season # tbs y.rT presents III inviting
"ppeErEuc-, green gas. green irses,
pouG tbe bUuGhs u which I;e nuu-;-
ouE singing bI:ds, nnd L. abundance Of
pure, rII Sparkling vst-r. Att-r d f.s
hvuts' :sst mud Ia. addition 0! Mr.. Ind
Ma. !. J. Campbell! Lud Mrs. Love -
our liz: Of passengers we l-!i for Hal
ierf s;aiiIu where We arrived about Eun-
dgwr- Aitsr pHr;afinE Of hearty sup
p-= End enjoying Z gDOd nigut's rss: IT
til. popuirI bvst=iry Of Hum EcCr!u.
We returned - Uur du: es tHi. IL III
ius, T-tIe-L-a Eud iurigoIs:-d by I
day. outing
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s~eyua II Nevada AID VII EndDut1-
-a,y appeal ~ tas ss-Eyo the IL
--sr-- Ana rs ID Sns kc 3r<tsnn=r-
tAs JUE-nsi la every Esur IL t-b-Sr
lii rU=t E.s dOa. EId wei d,pe
E=-y -hu las b=-r ulE6- - hAE. Eb-
uurt =1Emin-d and 80 Csnarnlis1CD--
ri rGri=E srEu- Il i< vii d-:El
NazUn AID FT:zraEt - Erd-
pn:I rfur Il G52allr * p-irE;iy 49,
E-T-- In M .ppl.- io -aA. iE KS
L =iuns IL cuur-=aur rT-t Ia. kc----
the purchase n iza6 sU1 tx SH.- -
Eu--hruE sts.- J. IL = TX entitled u
Err Eod LIZ Ey EES- EP;i-d iT 7D-
tbs ST. IL 10 wiling II r-aizEr hs
uuD-y aid sIr= Er-ar- s-~ TaA
NJ
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THE HEIECTED SURVEYS.

The Silver safe spy4 ihsi 10 rs'ie~.
i1g the nh't,f u tls iEin.en rejected
tJspsbip Surveys. CommisJoHsT Suck.
s1slsr ,eys:
"Fion Ill The evidence IN 10y pos.
IsSsion ! fssl bound u 'sy tiat tue cDn.
trsct1rs. HeCI.lisu hDJ Bridges, did
not perform The spt,ey' pro'idel for IN
their coDttoet ~itb tbs Office in the
iesnuer or spirit called for Dy their in.
S,rnetiDDs sud their Official oath; bat
that. On the Dthsf bsnj. they lid IL in
an nDiswiui manner. and. with intent
~ dotfaud the uDttsJ Sist;s. did sncD
Surveying wofk ~ as " 10 useless ;Oi
tie purpose for vhich II was intGDdsd. >
Thee arc gfaYe chsrge. Ond ar O.
mot only lie Deputy Surveyors. Mc.
cislish end Dhdges. bat si.D Gen.
P1sIinL uHder vbo.s Naturalization
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haze Hall.

Alcrgs Number Of spectators rsseu-
biei IL the EEp tEss LAi ground yet
ier!sy Eft-rDyvu 10 Si.aess tie lnrtch
gam. between the JlEps aud CE;llus.
Owing - LII Esc.dsii which UrurIed
IL ID. fiu: inning 10y which DR.. Je,su?
suffeieI Z bfoLeu GuEer. rendering hiE
unfit ior ~~.Iric.. the CETlinf cau= ca;
rirt95V2s at vii rPps2T ty tie to.!2v-
~ bcyis:
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-r n1-i fHESai=Es Surt ssAE 61---
sne z iesorT- tp-~ E~-rslen.E- 1. The
GE-.s ~ rr.rU- 10 tEG4 inns=tE-
~-fs 20 el=G ==1<5rs ~ tas rba-E-s
.iirh Hr.ts1D- a mate Ut reD<ul
L-ss. End EriA I H-De-I4KIa=d. pA-
sb- PEri=s III M uS-nrAf5- iiEd- b-Iuis
=. paiiis>- We tins tbz; { sa;ist=zD-
explanation vii * mzas T.. te p-
Implicated
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II COMING nan.

AZ evidence LIZ .is IilpETrFgE:-
VI. FuT=>; IL Is TE-dic-IpH -nEl
1.AIns spuld i- TLs A-putlI-El Stang
ard bsE-e= II -ts coming czuIGI.I-
vElsb rJEnIup E- EEv- h-ic er-- s1ucs
-b= d.utu ID Pr C,-EiIus, tn= 2hLs-
dsipu!E IImss lrluts -nE ~iolryiuE t:uu
New EEE csrzs J+Jun=ut Uud=: dEi=
~ ta- 81 iusEic:
II haze .=IGi:=ir reliable rE.u-nE:iuu
tnn; the 1n=nds u S.siue AEE= p1-n!r
zas Let EG--s drys =sSe,rs5 trgu tIn.
LA Lss~IE 10 Ii EEr-=ss't
sUs AM ..-numiIE-ipu ir Fresld=ut, Iud
liE rsspr+ira. tha: Z npHisIas-d. IL :As
sEcs 81 lbs DIs-Ize Ieti-: ID decItuE-
1.pp l.. would 100 fs=l L; iits=y 10 d.
clint Z e=Dsfa au5 Systematic .fU-i
iEns i-HH made br bG.us's eio--st
51yEds- sueb Ne CnEsripuu !Vre-. WI
lEm Nike Phelps, H.uzluv E--6.
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Tim+s-Reriew 1T Is currently re-
ported here TINT l.. Il. Barnard will he
The Democratic nominee for Shet;n nj
the Fall election. Lew Ia popular
among the miuers. aud would poll q
large vote In this section.