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INCIDENTS IN THE COURTS.
A Witness Pressed by q Cross-E Examiner
Admits hat He Testified Falsely.
The Defendant in Divorce Case Fined for
Contempt in Not Appearing-Odds and
Ends from the Various Dockets.

The suit of Coroner Wagner against the
County Commissioners, which has been on trial
In Superior Court room No. 3 for nearly two
weeks. Is nearing close, aud will probably be
submitted TO the jury this svening. The evil
oence closed, and the argument in behalf of the
plaintiff was completed yesterday afternoon
Under the rulings Of the Judge the Commission
ers were compelled to base their defense on the
allegation only .hat services were not rendered
In some OF the cases charged for, and to that
end summoned great many witnesses who had
appeared before the coroner All the cases COW
cred hy the reports of DR.. Wagner filed with the
city clerk were carefully gone over,
out the Commissioners failed to show
that sufficient service had not been rendered in
all OF them. Yesterday morning the attorney
Tor the county put on the stand an old colored
man, who. it was said. had been witness at an
inquest, bat he testified that he gave no testi-
nony there, and had not signed the evidence
credited to him, although it bore signature
purporting to be his.
Mr.. Winter, IN cross-exalnining him, asked:
You say you did not testify in the case, and
CID not sign the evidenceT
YES, SIR" replied the witness
Were you not paid 20 cents as witness fee
oy the Commissioned" continued the lawyer.
Il believe / WAS"
'Do you mean to say. then, that you received
that fee without being examined by the
coroner7D
The witness, realizing that he had put him
self In an uncomfortable position by agreeing to
testify as the Commissioners desir sd him to, got
up from his chair in his excitement and ex-
claimed: "Boss. rs goin' to squa' myself on this
thing. belongs to de church. and now rs gon'
10 tell de trufe, and nothin' more. 1 was wit
ness In dat case. and did sign evidence" An
ettempt was made to prove by him that the
Com m1ssioners had induced him to testify false
~ but he would make no admission to that eff
rect- Dr. Wagner feels very that he will
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Wien the Pansies Bloom.

Don't wait until the pansies bloom. Kahn &
Co.. IA Z. Washington street the popular taors,
would respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie to their elegant display of spring overcoat-
ings. They undoubtedly have the handsomest
stock ever shown in the city. Prices range from
$40 upward
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satisfied. The amount OF his liabilities Is not
stated. but it is understood that his creditors
will all be paid in full
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L. S. AYRES & co
PIANOS
LOW PRICES.

We have at this time the best lot
of Pianos ever offered, taking into
consideration the prices and terms.
The instruments are just such as
would suit beginners or for practice
work. Some at $50, 500, SIS, 500,
800, SIIo, SI25 and SI5o, includ-
ing fine stool and cover, and the
keeping in tune for one year free,
lif sold in the city. Persons desiring
bargains should not fail to avail
themselves of this opportunity.
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Don't Buy Until You See

Don't Buy Until You See
The Alaska Hardwood Refrigerators; antique
finish; produces better results with less ice than
any other. Also have full line M 81 d. wrought
steel Ranges Call and send for circular.
wM II. BENNETT s. Son. 80 S. Meridian St
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ssz display in Wm- l. Elders windowr.
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The Republicans have arranged for a
meeting at PfafHin's Hall tonight. Good

speakers will be there, and, in addition, some
of the workers are. expected to give reports of
the success they have achieved in their re-
spective wards in impressing the voters with the
and the rest of the ticket next Monday Only
few days left in which to advance the in
terest of the Republican ticket. the success of
which will go far in assuring victory this fall.
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and jefferson streets, caused general
alarm to be sounded at $50 o'clock yes
tcrday morning.
Il. ). Bode, II. A. Shcnglor and S. jar
Wis, engineers, were arrested yesterday Tor
running locomotives without spark pro-
tectors in violation OF the fire ordinance.
Mr.. II. G.. Graves, superintendent for
the Artcsian Water company, says he be-
levcs the works will be all right 10y day
light this morning and the flow of excel
lent clear water through the mains re-
sumed.
The Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
passenger train which arrived here ut 5:3l
o'clock yesterday afternoon colided Will
hand car at Eatta's station, five miles
south Of this city The car was totally
| wrecked, aud an unknown negro who wal
running il was knocked off and slight,
hurt.
William Barbeo writes Tue APPKAl
from Lake Carmorant, Miss, protestin,
his innocence Of the charges raised agains
him by the woman Matte Barbee an,
Mrs. Bnntner. The latter made tw,
efforts 10 shoot him before he struck her
lie did not, hc SAYS, strike at Mrs. Barbe
at all. lie further claims that he left hi
wife on the 18th Of July because Of her in
fidelity.
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wanted

One reliable merchant in every town trib-
utary TO Memphis TO knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency Of the world
renowned Striiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo Z. Lies & Co.'S celebrated
BulIos. Your noighbor cant get the goods,
as We will only sell TO one merchant IN
each town. We solicit n sample order
/. SAAEIsoN < Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tom.
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Racing a, monmouth Park.

MoNNouru PARK, \. j., Aug. FL
Racing results:
First ace-Scven.eighths Of a mile.
Niagara, stridcaway, Joe Lee, O'Fallon,
Mary T. Joe lee won in 1887, Mary
second, Niagara third.
Second co-rhrec-iourths Of n mile.
starters Harrisburg, npsiaiI, sorrento,
rides, Auricoma, fiorenlinc, Blue Rock,
.-ansom. Auricona Won mo time gwen,
install second, sorrento third.
Third Race-Mile and half. Starters
Sir Dixon. George Oyster, The Lyon, King
Idle, Taagon. George Oyster won IN
3.lo, Sir Dixon second, Tangon third.
Fourth Mieand thrce-siNteenths.
Starters Hypocritc, Rupert, Supervisor.
Hypocriic won In 2:0Sh Rupert second
Supervisor third.
Einh Race ive-eighths Of mile.
Starters Britannia, Harry Russell. I'm
pire. GoodOc, Fannie II, Widow Cllquot
britannia won in l:03, Harry Russell sec
ond, Umpire third. e..
sixth Race Mile and onc'eighth
Starters Lucy II, Glensprcy Ern
cat. Lucy II won in 20ll, Glensprey sec
ond, Ernest third. -,
Stccplc chase, short course-I.oroy, II
Min. Monte Cristo, Alex T. Rcpartce
sam Brown, Puritan, Diablo, Wellington
Elphin won, Puritan second, WcllinglO
third. No time taken.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2l.-Race re-
suits:
First Neutrality-suspicious. OF mile.
Starters Gypsy Queen, Daisy Woodruff,
Bonnie Bounce, Miss Flood, Queen oil
Trumps, The Lioness, and Madge FLY.
Gypsy Queen won in l:l6, The Lioness
second, Daisy Woodruff third.
Second Raco-Mile and one-sixteenth.
Starters Elmirn, Vosburg, Mollic's
Last Santalcne, Pasha, Daruna. Nos-
burg won in l:l0, santalene second, Mol
lies Last third.
Third Race-Mile and 500 yards Start.
ers: Kingston, Wary, Terra Gotta, Grisette,
Kingston won in 2l3l, Wary second
Terra Gotta third.
Fourth ace-Three-quarters OF mile
Starters Harry Glenn, Elgin, Clay Stock
ton, Della, Dynamite, Royal Arch, Belle
D'Or. Boccaccio, Leo II. Belle Dor wo'
in Flo, Leo II second, Clay Stockton
third.
Fifth e-Stccplechasc; mile and
half. Starters Abraham, Killarney, Ma
Goodwin Beechmorc. Killarney won II
2.ji, Beechmoro second, Nat GOODWIN
ihiri
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~. unr,,s C.mp Ready.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2l.--Surgcon Gen
cral Hamilton has been informed by DIR.
Guitoras that tho clmp at st. Mary's, Fla,
is now ready for 200 persons. No bag
gage will he received there. DIR. Sutton,
at Waycross, en-, SAYS the time has ar
rived Tor the detention Of all refugees from
Jacksonville. .The iunigating station
there is not in good order.
DR.. Hutton also tclcgraphs that certain
parties on their way from Suwanec, Fla,
10 Savannah, rpiu,rd to give up thcil
checks at tho Waycrpss iumigaling station,
and he ordered the train held until in
struciions were received from Washington
The baggage WAS finally put oil.
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so far on accounted high water il has been
impossible to repair the breaks, so all mes
sages for New Orleans are taken from the
wires here and forwarded by hand on the
trains. There are ten operators in the
Western Union oDltc receiving and hand
ling New Orleans business and they will
be worked all tonight A messenger will
90 down with every Queen and Crescent
passenger train unit connection is made
loaded down with messages.
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Mreck nue Do lhc Storm.

CrNcINxATi, o., Aug, 2l.-Supcrintend-
cnt Carroll, of the Cincinnati Southern
road, has received dispatch stating that
during storm last night passenger train
No. q struck a tree across the track be-
tween Memo and Oakdale, dcrailing the
entire train. Five passengers were slightly
injured. but all were comfortably fixed in
the sleepcrs. The track was clear at IL
O'Clock this morning.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

SAN SLAGEn Is back from New York.
+. K. PosroN left last night for Louis
vile.
MRs. II. G. BRrSKLY, IT,, is visiting
friends al luka, Miss.
TuE Hon. J. II. Morrison, Of louisville,
IL guest at the Peabody.
Mn. ASH Mus. w. L. CLARK have re-
turned from their summer tour.
Ma. Louis HALE. with Mcnkcn q Co,
is back from Bon Aqua Springs.
Mns. !. n. MUiFoRp left yesterday for
an extended tour in the northwest
J,Kr BRooEs leaves for Bon Aqua
/ Springs tonight 10 bring his family home
Miss LucY BURROWS has gone TO For
rest City, Ark, TO spend few days with
friends.
Mn. ANn Mus. ions McGRNTu left yes
tcrday by the Louisville q Nashville rail.
road Tor the north.
MH. NAT s. GRAVES returned last night,
and will bo seen ~ usual around the
Merchants exchange.
EroENg SurULifFE, local passenger
agent Of the Kansas City, Memphis & Dir
ningham railroad, Is visiting friends IN
Kentucky.
yisiroRs on Change yesterday Henry
G. Williamson, Holly Spring., Miss; Alex
Crawford, Virginia; Morris Weiscl, Aber
deem, Mis-.
Ions I. HARRf0AH. agent OF the KanSl
Civ. Memphis x Birmingham ailrOa'
at i,yhalin, Miss, Il in the city, visitlni
3 his mother, on fernando street
IL. CocgE leaves for franklin, Tenn.
/. tonight, where no will spend several dayf
AMI then viii leave with bis wife Tot No,
York, 20 be- gone about two weeks
y OrR whilom friend Of ancient memory
= ]. l.. Prescott aitcrA weeks wandering ]
?, and near Kansas City, returned ycsiorda
evening. enjoyed his trip very much.
~ Mn. JAMES l.. FHAZiEn, general snpc
J. intondcnt OF the Chesapeake u Ohio mi
y; road, aud T. II, Chapman and wife, llei
dcrson. KY, were among the HayOso ~
PC tel arrivals yesterday.
), F.P. PusroS, the popular junior mon
Der OF the firm Of pOslon 4 Poston, hi
Pc COMO 10 Chicago, and Is 10 meet Mes
b. Currin x Robinson; they viii then pr
coed 10 the Northwest, where they "
Bn1 participate extensively IN hunting al
W fishing.
Mn. \. 5. CALDWELL aud sister, MI
Augusta Caldwell, have returned from
O. visit 20 Europe Tho latter, however, h
he not vet reached this city. Mt. CaldM
arrived at New York on the steamer y
IL York, the same vessel on which y
Blaine came.
m, DIR. G. W. RouERrsoS and wife lcll !
or evening for their home in Someryll
Tenn, after spending tow days 10
city with friends and relatives. Dr. u
ertson has many warm friends IN Me
, phis who were delighted TO have
ies pleasure Of meeting him and his ostinia
'" wife.
TnE Rev. ]. II. Morrison, Louisyi
ner Ky; II. LaDcccaw, Chicago, Edward
OK gals, New York; J. G. Ball, Chicago; )
nee Oppcnhcimcr, Cincinnati; W. L. II
house, New York; Matt Johnson, Gre
Dad vile, Mis-; A. q. Obcr and fam
the Naichez, Miss, are registered at the
~ body.
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Tho ChIcn.o scnre.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 2l.-Thc yellow
fever scare at the city hall here died out
this morning. Emma and Fred Chant, OF
Orange City. Fla, called ut the health
office to claim their baggage, which DIR.
DeWolf was informed 10y telegraph from
Cincinnati, had come nom the fever in
iccted district. Their present health GER
tincates, signed by the mayor Of Orange
City, represents that there were nc
infectious diseases in that city. DIR.
DeWoli ordered the baggage delivered to
them.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The propristors Of six corner grocerie,,
wore arrested Yesterday on the charge OF
selling liquor without licenses.
IL NJ. Douglas, the Mississippi farmer
who provoked Mr.. 7. J. Taylor into knock
inc him down, was fined s25 In the police
court yesterday.
The Prospect Park Dummy Railroad
company IL building a new oiiice on the
corner Of Second aud Gayoso streets. IL
will be completed In ten OF fifteen days
An accident 10 the fire alarm box At u,
Ioyenstein Il Bros store, corner Slain
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Three men, supposed 10 he the muir
derers OF Mrs. liowcs, who was shot last
sunday while canoeing with her husband
and family ON the Tobiquc river, Maine
were captured ON thc river yesterday
morning. Tho police arrived later and
took the prisoners in custody. They az,
u,,t la mil
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l-A bill drafted
by officials of the treasury department was
presented in the Senate today 10y Mr..
Harris to prevent the introduction OF con-
tagious and infectious diseases from one
State into another. 4 similar bill was in.
troduced in the House today by Mr.
Crisp, OF Georgia.
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OBITUARY.
Henry n,chard. VI. y.

LoxpoS, Aug. 2l.-Nir. Horny Richard,
member Of Parliament from Merthyr
Tydyil, and well known rs an advocate OF
arbitration for the peaceful settlement OF
disputes between nations, died suddenly
today ut Bangor, Wales.
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Brighton prograa for To-day.

BmGnToN BEACH, NJ J'' Aug Zl'-iIo-
gram for tomorrow's races
Pint Racc-Tbrsc quarters oiamilc faymasitr
socks. Rusc Melton. Nightihhdc, GlcnTon sclding
No., Pcndcnns. Gold bond, lAfbam thangc 100
souycuicf. Minnie Germs, Leland. Mollio Thomas
o.. Piedmont, Marguerite Jim Brrnnan. Can't
Gle NJ. ,-,.. MI,
nond Ton sawyer "a, falschood, Van 'erincnt'
,1av patr M Hermitage -. Charley hug'cl, Hat
wood King Robin, KIDS HID ~ Tyrone 10
Plush iii ~
Thiri Raoc-Thrcc quarters 81 mile. Miller,
nas VOL licodle, Courtlcf Bca y, Eelay, strip
linz ic'ulc. Frolic iu1 AltCia, ktnk fuct, =
uetiy tnnt Tell. - Albars los, No 10, satisfied
Hcdncltc iOi Dan,illc, Ham hoio loo, Nas'e'
Waiter idl, ,, 81.
nd Matter 4 los, Mchllcl, Jim Clar, igi, Dfnm
s'irk nl bonnie liarold ally =, blll bfivn lW
Irrtic N trniU iOl. HaludA ~, ufuric -,
Ftitb Rarc-Mie. hafnum, Ray wund llh, Tot
deisisc. iilmniya ia Lilie llni 10 lfloi lVl 10
uoufiJou 81. ifix o.. Ida lOi, Ioia sawyer ~
III Urriy uf. Prudence ~.
s,stb ac,-Miic and a sixteenth. Amalrnu
ins WauLu.ha rcrlclcs Ice sem ktcnc, I9l
branch TO-. i.oyolL gclding' ~ laAShihcfcf ".
1tdiata W
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Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 2l.-Chat-
tanooga was visited by a terrible storm at
8 O'Clock this morning, which was accom-
panied by u high wind, The principal
damage was done on Lookout mountain,
where much timber was blown down,
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On account Of the very disagrcablc
weather the proposed moonlight excursion
will take place Thursday evening next.
Boat leaves iOotoi Union s,rcctEjOo'ciock
sharn COMMITTEE.
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Mo Ecnrr 81 Nn,nIInnh.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug, Nobody en-.
tertains any fears OF fever in Savannah.
The city is being thoroughly dislniocted
and quarantined against the infected por'
tions OF Florida.
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baseball Game..

Ats,. Louls-St. Louis Z, Brooklyn 0.
Al indianapolis - indianapolis S, De-
troit 3. nj,
moro 4.
There were no games NJ Washington,
Philadelphia, New York, Pittsburg OF
Louisville.
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ro,ea,.ph Communication cut on

Special pispatch 10 The ApTeal
BuuxGu,N, Ala, Aug. 3l--The storm
Ia, night broke all telegraph connections
nom this direction into Now Orleans, and
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rl,c.c an, AZ, actual Y'u.s which follow indlsr.
lion ArLrrs Fnsllsh ugaIap..H Tablets viii iuih
rb.rF spI cum this most fearful ul dlsutsrt Guar.
.nt,.,iby o. o. liuusA uuggist
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TERRA GOTTA BREAKING.
HE CAN'T STAND THE WORK his
OWNERS PUT UPON HIM

He Is Beaten Again by Kingston and
wary-An the League aud Associa'
ton Games-Indianapolis, Being at
Homo. Plays Bali-other Events.
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LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
and Won will never u.s. any other
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RrrAftEGs Who want ~ supply thoii
customers with The best aud cheapest
goods, luy tho Gmul Republic Cig'frJs,
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q. X. AaDsasoNs
Shorthand Type-Writers

MODEL OF -. I.'''' '"'''
Nov oN sALH A. 900 NNpi'l 1i -. :.
sped Il io1 worjs D. m.nu's fnel n,, I2n .,,.l
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pEANCF-At rrliiyH .' '1t'.t ~. -. ,'l'
Grr.t thUlsa, Tu,sd A...' j n w" y,
q W.. NEftfr b., arcl go GUY ,,'..'.''' a"''h
81 daughter Of John IH'I '"I,.
Tuucnl WIN take u.. Ii'"t .''..H.l Wv,
WEDNESDAY, moriu. no ID "e's" ii'.N'' ~
tie family arc inylici '""
louisville Ny, laI -lLL
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ISsuRr your sin houses in the Citizens
Insurance COMPANY so - Madison slro'@
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.

GRIND benefit Memphis Merchant 1ou-
ayes Thursdsy, August -.
"NIik,dn" and drss drill by Company
will b. the attraction ol The evening HEX
cts for sale by members OF Company
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The East End railway, In addition TO W.
park attraction, has nov Ianono's rcs.
iaurant aud rcifcshmout hall, just opened
To-Day
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TnR coolest, cp.lot billiard paiior ~
Memphis, ai Conycnc g Cooks, 80 Main
street.
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PRArr Coat, superior for steam uses.
llrNr * Emo.
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1AcKaoN MOUND PARK.

Ofnnd Boneft MeWphIl MuIUH"HI "V"-
ayes ThurSdHy August ~.
"Mikado" aud dress drill by Company
will lie tic attraction OF Tie evening. TICK
cts lor sale by mepbCn Of Company
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FIVE NEW CASES OF FEVER
Reported at Jacksonville-Tho Scare In
Chicago-Savannah' Quarantine.

Chicago-Savnnnah' : quarantine.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 2l.-Fivc new
cases Of fever were reported today and one
death. Total number Of cases, 49, died,
s; discharged, l5 under treatment, %;
convaloscent, 10.
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THE Crown wash blue has 40 equal.
Every woman recommends IL
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AN ArrRAcrivE RESORT

Just opened on the East End Dummy
Limo
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Nfs wlpsloEf titf .JfT ahplIi alWi.a -
mod int ohiiiron tt,f.I o. -Ip'hr. On. "1i
fuiieus the gums gls. NA.N "p' ~. ~.
UuiIH tlU buu run.dg 3D. .....hhA - 49,
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done TO
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will restore tho
color, bring out n
now growth, and
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ZANE LODGE 4NNIV RSARY.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw ADDRESSES A NUMBER
OF PROMINENT MASoNS

OAAONtE1 NJ DtItW ADDRESSES A NUMBER
OF PROMINENT MASoNS
The legend 1e5s-Kane-1sssr appeared last evening
among flowers and evergreens ornamented the
Fast above the Masters chair In Masonic Hall
brilliant audience Of and women filled the hall
brought together to celebrate the thrch anniversary Of
Kane Lodge, No t54 Free and Accepted Masons The
hall Itself beautifully decorated and large number
Of prominent Masons and lady members OF their fami
present
Among them were Past Grand Master J. Edward
Simmons. Past Grand Master Charles Roome and his
wife, Recorder Frederick smyth and his WIFE General
A. w. Greedy Of the Signal Service Washington: Cap
tain J. Hall Wilson, the only known survivor Of the
second Grnnell expedition Of 1S53-5S; exConsressman
Thomas f. Stewari. Master OF the Lodge, and wife ;
General James w. Hustled. Past Grand Master; p w.
Joseph J. Little and wife. r. w. Floyd Carkson and
wife, Surrogate Rastus s. Ransom, Emigrsnt Commits
sloner Charles F. Ulrich and wife, Carson Lake and
wife. DR.. Rufus L. wilder Aqueduct CommI ssioncr
William Dowd r. W. Royal E. Deane Rolln NJ Nor
and John H. Kemp, Serene S. Pratt and his
wife. DR.. L. A. Sayre. Fletcher Harper. j. r, Collins
and his wife and Miss Collins Mrs. w. D. Garrison,
and Miss Garrison. Health Commissioner Charles A.
Simmons and wife Claudus NJ. Roome. Horace p. Gates
Charles Appleby Henry w Pennoyer and wife. Charles
J. Bliven and Mrs. Bllven. w. NJ Hoes Horace H.
Brockway and wife. Gaylord B. White, David l. Kirby,
Frank Lincoln, George Clark and wife Chaplain O. b.
Deems Mrs A. Kirby. Mrs T. C. Benedict Mrs c. T.
McClenachan, David L. Kirby, Theodore r. Cooke, Will
Ism Allen The proceedings were interspersed with
Alice Goodrich, Mrs. Emma Henry.Thomas. Miss Nettie
Carpenter. A. l.. oswald. A. p. Burbank. A. d. Cam
meyer and the Kenncott Male Quartet
Past Grand Master Roome opened the exercises and
worshpful Master Stewart warmly welcomed the guests
lodge Then the orator OF the evening Chsuncey
NJ Depew delivered Of his masterpieces OF dcton
and rhetoric II in the main an ornate euogy Of
Dr. Elisha Kent Kane the heroic Arctic navigator. for
whom the lodge is named. No Drawer or truer.heared
hero be sad had ever lived than the whose sixty
eighth birthday they celebrating thirty years after his
death. Nh Depew sppauded enthusiastically
throughout and the close OF his speech received an
Of cheers The exercises on the programme wero
finished until II o'clock, when dancing began and
w continued until late hour