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The National tribune., 1890-12-25
NEW YORK.

ce-sfu reception In tie ballroom - the Manhattan
Club un tIe evening OF the lGth. The putroncsses
were number Of prominent women. who assisted
tie young hosts pa receiving thor 500 guest.
Among tie prominent people present were The
Princess Eugeletchcn and Lef sou. Nichoai Eugcl-
etcheii a. the guests ~ y. Emory HOLMAN and
Franklin ~ouHckaib; Gen. W. T. sherman, Major
Gcn .. .. Howard Gems. Egbcrt J.. kiele Martin
y McMUhon and Roger A. Pryor, Surrogate Rastus
>. Ransom, COL Floyd Ciarsson. a. =. Grant g..
aud Col. GcurEe H. Mcclellan. The HFTAHE gem euts
~ ihe Reception Committee were perfect, ieflcci-
ing a great deal 81 credit upon ~ members, con-
s4sting Of o. A. Ware, Wilbur u. Brown, jr.. John
:. AsCOugh. u. Emory Holman f. Lct'lHir Juqucs
Graham scott +. j. Burke, W. j. ScanulIn aud II.
bietctlrl- ltEtiiboHe. hc outgoing Commander OF
the Camp, under whose auspices tie reception was
given, war Juhn n, D. Clark son. Ui the Depart
mcnl Commander ct the Grand Army.
Maj ID. ny. BaFdici Camp Of Ithaca, recently
held "A Campfire and Memorial Service al GA. r.
Hall, ln memory Of Brother Il. L. French, Rev A.
:. Fisk. Past Department Chaplain 9 AR. acting
~ master oi Ceremonies. The brothers and Their
friends carried 0Ut au entertaining program, and
an excellent supper served.
NOmrate J. 81. MChary. Of Camp J. Albany, and
Mr.. McAaFy are 10 FpCud The Winter la Jackson
Vile Fla
A. Walton Camp, 3 Of Schenectady, hns changed
its name 10 William T. sherman. D. C. Cole Il Tie
CAptain-eeci snd viii prove good officer
Officers 0i tle following Camps are:
William Taylor a. CtuastOla-Ctpt.. T. STAINS
bury; FirEt Lieut.. Claude Nichols; second Lieut.
n. q, Jaguay Camp Council, Harry Deitz Rufus
tTnytor, Thomas Warren. The Camp Is ia a -four
lshng condition, And about - per cent Of the mem.
Ber- regularly attend tie uIccuugs
Albert NOtlit ., hHrrisvIllr-CHpt., George x
Palmer; First Lieut.. George NJ. Williams; Second
Lieut., n. il. Cartier; Camp Council, Elmer islls-
worth, john sheridan, George W Villains
Ma1 ID. w. BuTdIck. 90, IthGca-CHlt., Geo B
Fish First Lieut.. III. n. Humiugslon: second
Lieut.. q. j.. Drake; Delegate, Henry Meute d.
Alternate Edward Van Diue; Camp Council
Curtis l.ambertsou, Henry MEME. ST. G. J.. Drake
DuTycs Posi- = 81 Rev YORK, hss been mustered
ia az Duryea Camp l2b, ana k0ltes Poet, H. was
mustered iu recently. The Post al Pce,-kill has
also been mustered lu by Gen. Pollett Chief Mus
terIHg Officer. The Post az silver Creek has been
mustered ln by Col. Hatch, OF Buffalo. aud the
Post "a Duusyiiie WAS mustered u by }. v Is
t.trks0nl sou 81 Department Commander Clark
son. These Posts wlli soon be followed 10y The
Posts at Walton. Hudson, MDlc8u. Palmyra. aad
by Kennedy, Dupont aiid Sheridan Posts 81 Brook
iyE. There are ALSO Go Doe mustered in -ieiuwehr
Camp Hud williams Camp on Dec. -, by Thomas
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ITO ADyUTkNTs AND CAPTAISs.--THE NATIONAL
nluHRE has the interest OF the Sons OF Veterans
81 heart and wishes them Go consider that iis col-
umn-are always open foI The publication OF matters
Df moment 60 thc Order. Let Ne have ncwsy let
fers from your Camps and items OF personal inter-
eel 20 the brothers
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MISSOURI,
NEBRASKA.

/ Fruuk Y. Coates. Colonrl-D q. Freeman, Adju-
! tam-contaiu the following Of general interest
j, In the spirit ol greatest charity 10 All concern
ed your Colonel deems ID necessary at tins Time, on
account OF the many complaints that reach these
Headquarters ~ inattenton 10 tbc welfare Of the
Camp By past officers. both Camp aud Division, TO
] give WORD OF advice 90 the brothers who have
been honored with various Offices in the Order in
times past. 10 ls well perhaps 10 state that most OF
these speak 81 the neglect Of duty on the part 81
Past Captains who, az they have completed their
terms 81 Office, seem 10 think there is nothing fur
nler required % ttem not even attendance upon
tnelf respective camps, Another brother COM
plains that the Past Captain of his Camp, on ac-
count Of having hold thht rank feels d beneath
hlm 10 hold Hu RppOintive Office la the Camp. As
much as your Colonel dlsiikCs all personal Rllus-
luus he Heels constrained 10 say that although he
has been Captain of two Camps in this Division,
and has held position OF honor on TIE Division
Council, both elective aud UPp0iHtiye. and not
WltIsiuncug the fact that his time is fully Occu-
pea with ,he affairs 81 the Division, he can bc
found on every night 81 meeting M the desk OF the
2uultcrma-tcr-Scrgeau OF Camp i. He does not
accent tbs position because there D. no; other ma
icrla n the DmahR Camp 10 OH this Office, but 10
set Bu example aud mol 10 teach by prcCcpt alone.
I Brothers, why did your associates elect you 10
these positions" Because they rcposcd trust la
i you and recognized your ability. ~ 80, DO not
ht'lhS uhiconhoenoe. our influence loI gooa y
great, but 81 you exert b IN the other direction your
Camp viii surely tall of Do membership aud IN
cr"-t, and perhaps die. Brother Captain, bear This
"a mind. IL You are working for The advaucement
OF your Camp ana for the good Of the Order tlIls
docs not mean you. H. however, you have allowed
your enthusiasm in the work 10 lessen or your
aldor TO cool, now is your time 10 TedOublc your
efforts.
y. since The issuance Of Order No 10 five Camps
LaVe been urgHHized-2 Schuyler; 40 -. Paul;
no CRAB Orchard; III, Dil,er; ll2, Fajrbury.
previously reported, 20; total, =. Brothers, tins
means quarter Of q hundred ia six months! DO
You not know Of an opportunity 10 organize
Camp ln your immediate Nluinily2 III TO- wIate 10
Headquarters to Brother walker, ana We viii
assist sou all tHut lies la our power. With ~ lille
help rom each brother OF the Order in this STATE
We can easily double our membership IN the next
SIX months.
8L u Is WIKI pleasure that we announce that
Capt I'd. ~ short, al Camp "a, has made tUll re-
ports, aud D. reiuslHicd. Knowing this re-lll TO he
brought about by Brother shorts personal efforts
las example Is commended 10 al delinquent Cap
/ thns.
Officers Of tc following Camp arc:
). -. MCPHERSON, KCmuCy-Cspt., Y. T. Web
bert; First Lieut.. = J. - cckerly; Second Lieut.,
u. i Normani Camp Council, ). s. Hartman, H.
A. Mehbcft, Ira Todd.
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INDIANA.

OhioorE .. the following Camp are:
Maj Poole, isJ Medara-Capt., e. G.. Mcmillan
First Lieut. Tauuer WrHy; second Lieut., j. y,
tentreil; Chap UrHh EasseuR; First Sorgt. j. l.
Moods q a. =, ". r. Goldsmith, = oi O.. j.. G.
trouolIer; O. -, a. NJ. Morning. Principal Musi-
sian, J. 81. GrHIthHm; a. Of c., q. j. MT.y e.. a..
John w. Ulmer, D.. o. D. n Neddle; Camp C0un.
81, john NJ CroacheT, Chairman; <. a.. MTay, IL.
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MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
Officers OF the following Camp are;
Marquette. l6s-Capt., Julius w. GoEnrn; First
Lieut.. VIM. A. Watson; second Lieut., Fred June.
Headquarters have been established AT Lallsi0n,
MINNESOTA
Officers Of the following Camp Rref
~ Paul, Capt, Ebnu oales; First Aeut., IT.
J. Mauhari Second Lieut., George w. Harding.
Tie Camp will give an exhibition drill aud grand
ball on the annual next February,
MISSOURI
Officers 81 the following Camp arc;
Gen. John Pope, 5o-Capi, y, i. Grow; First
Lieut., n, y. Doemer: Second Lieut.. w. j.. Lind
say; Camp Council. g. W. seaman. w. A. Rein, J..
Patrick. Brother Crow is we'll known among the
~ Louis boys, and Is one Of the most enthusiastic
and able workers in st. Louis. Ia Rtualisiic work
Lieut.. Crow has the reputation Of having no Fupe-
rlor. aud he ~ as ever ready 60 perform all other
duties assigned him. lie haas selected the follow
ng staff o. be appointed al the proper time: Chap
A. J.. Heanlnni First Serg't II. = lteiui q. NJ. =
~. III. bbhon; s. ~ c.. j., ID. Williams; q. =, W,
Atkinson, Dr., q. Of O., y Patrick g. C., ~ IazeRr;
j. O., r. hitting. The staff will give Capt, Crow
their hearty cooperation. The Camp viii hold u
public installation Jan. 2 at the "I'ckwlck,' In ~.
Louis.
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Time Card in Effect NAY %, 1890,
SALT LAKE CITY.
PARK CITY.
PASSENGER RATES

Between salt Lake City and Park CITY.
Single Trip, 500. >''
Between salt lake CITY au-i Part f,.v
Round Trip, s. %.
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all samples now in the custom
houses Of the United States, for the
purpose OF classifying foreign WOODS
for duty, substituting new samples,
in accordance with TIE principles
above stated.
ResolUed, That paragraph Is IN
the Mckinley bill be amended oy
striking out the prOviso contained
therein, and paragraph 6Oo De
changed by striking out the worus
'sRussian camel;" that We earnestly
commend that any further changes
that may be made in the Kckinley
bill shall be oaly such as will give
the wool growers Of the United
States protection on such wool as
is grown by American flock mas
tiers; that we protest emphatically
against any law that will, in terms
or by application, permit wool to be
imported in other than its natural
condition, rs shorn from the sheep,
except as washed or secured in I'M
broken fleeces.
Another resolution was adopted,
deprecating the defamation Of eve
fiOcks west of the Mississippi by
killing them for market, instead OF
holding them for breeders.
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DESERBT EVENING NEWS.
June n. 1880
friday.
THEY'VE GRADED THE STREET
or ME sORRows OF room PATRICK

or The SORROWS OF rooE PATRICK
Twas myself then a. bot me svate little
lot
Wild monies l digged for six years in the
MINES;
An / builded and plastered a duck o. a cot,
Which Biddy soon kIvered with craPers
and vines.
Wild back yard and sarding. eOnyanyent
and neat,
Where the ehilder and pigs could keep out
O. the street
warked wild bod and had piinty to do,
An a stIieh IN me back ne'er minded a
Our ehilder were healthy. and Biddy was
true.
And 1 sung meath the load Is mounted
the wall.
For bnew when At shutdown my work
was complete
Ny supper was ready. all smoking and
sweet
I was down in valley secure from the
wind.
sand hill al north and a sand hill At
south,
thought that Dame Nature to me was so
Lind,
She had opened her jaws, and lived IN
her mouth.
Biddy of al the sand would objection and
greet,
Bat / told her 'twould stop when they
srradeti the street
Bad luck to the day thIn-one Saturday
night
I came back from working two months
and week;
Och, sorry an zach o. my cot was in sight.
Twas .kIyered in sand an all level and
sleek.
Thought that an earthquake had made the
hills meet,
TIL Biddy cried cut They've graded the
street.
bad luck to their souls, thln.' Ieried in my
hate.
an sue them for sPoiling cottage and
land"
When Biddy sobbed out. ''Dear Pat ye arc
Late
It's a bill agin Us that hold IN my hand"
In trouble l looked At the figures complete,
And saw n Hr hundred dollars for grading
the street.
Poor Biddy was faithful an didn't repine,
Her cousin, the childer and her had took
in;
TIL I could wild cur leavin' another house
Ind.
wId afcw pot- ard kitiles a new life begin
But experience taught me a lesson weeE,
Se'er to live IN the valley beside o the
street
50 went to the highest o. hills could Ind,
An riuted a place that commanded
view;
An got ourselves settled 50 much to our
mind.
Isoon earned the monies and PAID fOrrt
too.
It was not too oouyauyent but still 1t was
neat,
Tho my bones aehsd at light as ts'led up
the street
The yoGnguns grew healthy. the air was
so good,
And BiIdy, her clothes dried IN half o the
time;
For to help me to pay for orr rental and
food
The poor gal, by washing, earned many
dime.
An che kept things so tidy. compliment and
sweet
! niver grudged olimbin' that hall, now
street
Thin wini to the mines for six months it
may be,
An wid goold in me poeketI hurried me
back.
When got to the hill, nary hill could I see.
Twas was gone and some lam5er Oh
structed me track.
saw in an instant my ruin complete,
"Och faith and Saint Patrick, they're 7-rssF
the STREET MISTER MALoSET.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
To THE GRADUATES.
Addresses by General sherman and
Secretary of War Proctor.

Secretary OF War Proctor.
WEST POINT, June 1.-THE las
exercises are over and another clasi
has gone forth. Rev. EdwarJ
Everett Hale addressed the gradu
ates this afternoon in behalf Of the
board Of visitors, concluding with
the sentiment, "Stand by your
country, boys which was received
by the cadets with applause.
Secretary Of War Proctor told
them. that times Of peace wer,
the hardest duties for army officers.
There Is no doubt Of their record in
time OF war. Since the days OF
Miles Standish there had been nc
period Of forty years in which We
have not been obliged 10 call upon
an able general TO command eur
armies in war.
When General Sherman was in
trOduce he said he would first have
to apologized FOR appearing in citi-
zen's dress. "But / tell YOU" said
the General, "you will be glad to
follow my example when you have
served fifty years, rs / have done
today
At this announcement the audi
ence sent up mighty shout Of con-
graduation on the old warriors
seni-centenuial. 81 have seen fifty
such classes leave heTe,'' added
General Sherman; 81 am pleased
10 see such q large audience today.
Times have changed since fifty
years ago, but the appearance Of the
corps Of cadets has remained almost
the came since the organization Of
the academy in 1875"
In conclusion, General Sherman
said the graduates must not become
inpatient Of promotion. General
Grant, Sheridan and himself never
commanded a company until the
war broke out. He advised the ca
diets 10 trust in God and se-ve their
country faithfully.
The corps then marched back to
barracks, The order OF the dgy was
reed aud Tie cadets dismissed. The
boys hurried away to pack their
Trunks and put on civilian dress,
and few hours later were on their
way 10 New York.
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BALTIMORE, June l.. The Legis.
lative committee investigating
Stale Treasurer Archer's affairs to-
day completed their work. The
total amount Of defalcation vas
Sl32, i0l. The committee says the
funds were used by Archer to pay
of personal Indebtedness incurred
as far back as the time when he
represented the Second District in
Congress.
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We desire to say to our citizens
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IT A. G. Smith & Co.'S drug store J
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Geo. n. Taylor, Geo. Ronney,
v. Armstrong. II. J. Romney'
W. r. Armstrong.
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nRRIS T. MILLER. THE GUARDIAN
" Of the person and estate OF Waller =
Miller. a minor. having fled his petition
herein. luly verified praying for an order 81
sale 81 al the real estate OF his ssit
Minor. for the purposes therein set forth
u is therefore ordered that the next OF kin
Of the ward and ali persons IN.
terested IN the estate OF said minor. ap-
pear before tie said Probate Court on
Thursday. the 18th day of June. 1880
Al ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of SAID
day, at the Court Room Of said Pro
bate Court, At the County Court House. IN
the city and county OF salt Lake. Utah Ter
utory. to show cause why an or 'er should
not be granted 20 the said guardian, 10 sell
% much OF the real estate Of the said
minor Al private sale IS shall he necessary,
and that copy Of tins order be published
at least four successive weeks IN the DIS.
EKET EVENING NEWS. a newspaper printed
and published in said city aud county.
Dated May 70, ls90.
GEO. w. BARrCH, Probate judge.
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reuitaTial Treasurer.
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Every ingredient employed in
producing Hoods Sarsaparilla is
strictly pure, and is the best of its
kind il Is possible TO buy. All the
roots and herbs arc carefully select
ell, personally examined, and only
the best retained. So that from the
time Of purchase until Hoods
Sarssparilla is prepared, everything
is carefully watched with n view to
attaining the lest result. Why
don't you try Il? 5
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Fiu.-.

ALBANY, Or, June is.-Neai
Lebanon this morning, Mrs. Turns.
baugh shot and killed her husband
and then suicided. Mrs. Turnsbaugh
suspected her husband Of being on
intimate terms with her sister, who
Was living with them, and this
morning, finding them in n COM
promising position, the shooting fol-
lowed.
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Wool

GALVESTON, Texas, June H.
The National Wool Growers Com
vention here adopted the following
resolutions:
ResotUed, That an amendment IN
The Mckinley bill should he made
by the Senate, which shall provide
SUBSTANTIALLY that all foreign woods
having any cross or admixture Of
merino or English blood shall be
classified 50 as TO pay the duties i'm
posed upon class or class woods,
accounting to the nature OF the cross
OF admixture; that tho Secretary Of
tne Treasury be required 10 remove
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VINCENT sHURTLIFF AND sOLOS
Fostsr-the Administrators of the Estats
OF anna B. Bale, deceased, having fled
their petition herein. duly verified, prayInF
for an order Of sale OF all or a portion 81
the real estate OF SAID decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth. il Is therefore
ordered by the Judge Of said court, that an
persons interested in the estate Of said
deceased. appear before the said Probate
C9urt on W ednesday, the eth day Of July,
l-iH,at 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon OF SAID iay.
~ tue Court Room Of said Probate Court. Al
the County Court House in the CITY and
county OF salt Lake, Utah Territory, to
show cause why an order should not be
granted 10 the said administrator. TO sell 50
mHch Of the real estate OF the said de-
ceased al private sale as shall be necessary.
and that copy OF this order be published
az least four successive weeks in the DEs-
EREr EyEsISG NEWS. a newspaper printed
Dated June sih, lsso.
G. ". BARTCH,
Probate Judge
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aa - Tia Limited daily egur
Coach salt Cheyenne: Nes;ihue sleeper san Fra
BluHs YesiIbue sleeper Portland 70 Chicago.
sleeper Lake Chicago Dining Car Portland
Atlantic ENPrcSs-- eastbOund daily, is ecu
Sleeper I. LOUIS Kansas Iuys Thr
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Cracker Trust War.

CHICAGO, June IAN evening
paper says n rival Of the great
cracker trust, known as the New
York Biscuit Company -has been
formed in the West. The Biscuit
Company having gobbled up most
OF the Eastern houses, came here
and bought up the Kennedy Com
pany, but failed in negotiations
with another large concern, the
Dake. The trust has declared war,
and the Dake people have retail
ated by organizing a combination
among several large manufacture
ers- A sharp fight in prices is looked
for.
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The story is told Of q man, who took the
hd;tis Of bis clock 20 the maker 10 nave
them fired. becausa they did not Keep
proper time. OF coIrse, the clock maker y
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/. W. BARTCH,
Probate Judge
lkRRIrORF OF UTAH.
Gnunfr Of SaIt LII ss.

County Of salt Lake. S.
l, John q. Cutler, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County of sait az
"a me Territory Of Utah. do hereby certffy
mat the foregoing is a full. true and cor.
rect copy OF order appointing tine and
pIASe 70 hear petition for order OF sale ot
Anna b. Bale. deceased. a. anDears y,
record In ny efice. VI
IN witness whereof. have hrreunto se,
ny HAND and affixed the seal OF sais
Oolrt. this 9Th day Of June. A d. lse0.
SEAL JOHN Q. CUTLER,
diw Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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