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DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.
How the Order Has Progressed In the Ohio De-
pariment.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIRUSE: The Order was or
gained at Mt=sllou o., May 80 1850, aud charter
eel Dec. IL, lsS5. with a membership Of Is, and
the FIRST Tent named Mrs Major Mckinley, in
honor Of tile tariff bill. The next Tent was
formed in April, 1857, at Alliance, and named for
Mrs. john A. Logan. In ls9) Tents having been
formed IN five States, National Convention was
convened at quincy, H., June 2j-27, with mem
bcTslip Of lJi aud eight Tents. This seemed to DC
slow progress, but we had the staying qualities Of
Our Fathers of '6l-6j, aud having for our motto,
''The Flag Fathers Saved" and our watch
word. Onward Ever; Surrender? Never" and
with Miss NJ. Este,ia Mcmillan OF Nass!iIOu, o. at
the head Of the National Department. pushed
our way through every obstacle until success
crowned our Efforts. Now nave in our Ma
tioual Department - membership Of over 100, so
you this exceeds in rapid growth any Order
tina. was ever organized. We aut,ei pate a much
larger growth before the close Of tie ear. Sept.
II aud IS, 1880. Ohio formed State Department
with Minnie r. Prescott. Of Alliance. our Pgesi-
dent. We have now seven Tents, with member
ship OF Yearly 200. The second annual Department
Convention held n Ada, May 20 and 81 I5JI,
and one that Will never I've fOr gotten by those
present il being enthusiastic from opening 20 close.
Inlsmuch Ohio is the birthplace % the Order il
is To be hoped that will take our proper place
at the head of the column.
Any information relating To- organizing Tents
will DC gladly furnished by addressing Miss Flora
&. WTotcu. Stale President. Kcntou, o.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

At recent meeting Of John r. Andrew Camp,
20, OF Boston, the following officers were elected :
Capt, Lieut.. Leon kTHsnski, vice Bolton, resigned
First Lieut., q. VI. Serg't T. H. PiukhRm. vice
krasinski, promoted. Both of the officers elected
are charter members OF the Camp, and have been
active workers for its welfare.
w. a, Spencer Camp, 49, WAS mustered the other
night at West Midway, By Capt. ID. Murray Travis,
OF Camp G3. HOll-tou. The following officers were
installed: Capt, George III. Daniels First Lieut.,
Henry A. Billiard; Second Lieut., Geo. Partridge.
The new Camp starts with % charter members.
Col. Fletcher Webster Camp, A. OF Canton, will
observe the sixth anniversary Of its organization
IuIy
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EDITOR NATIOSAL TRIBUNE: Omaha does
not want The National Eucampmcut. We are all
FOR Lincoln in this State, and will make a red.
hot fight with proper backing and ample room
20 accommodate The proposition OF Lincoln
will be as royal as Caiiomi' presented at Port
land, and be backed by written guarantee
PAUL VAN DER kOORT Lincoln, Aeb.
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was received The school
broke mp, nearly all Of
the students enlisting la
the Confederate army.
The subject OF this
sketch, taking the advice
Of his father, who. al
though a slave holder,
was a strong Union man,
made several efforts TO
reach the Federal lines,
and finally succeeded ia
1852, eulisiiug in the ith
Tenn, recruited by Col.
Robert Johnson, son of
AurTauv F.ftu..u uria
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To specially aid and assist the Grand Army of
le Republic and 10 perpetuate the memory OF
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans ne need our help
and protection, and TO extend neCdful aid to their
WIDOWS and orphans; TO find them homes and
employment, and assure them OF sympathy and
friends 10 cherish aud emulate the deeds Of our
Army Nurses, aud Of all loyal women who render
Ell loving service TO their country IN her hour OF
peril
To inculcate lessons OF patriotism and love Of
country among our children and In the commune
ne- ln which we live; TO maintain true allegiance
10 the United States OF America; to discOuHteuance
Whatever tends to weaken loyalty and to cncour-
age he spread of universal liberty aud equal rights
to all.
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pofimcut, who have not given aid and comfort TO
The enemies Of tho Union, who would perpctuate
The principles to which this association stands
pledged aud who have attained the age OF 10 years,
thal be eligible TO membership in the W0mHn' 5
Relief Corps.
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Unconditional Surrender Necessary.

Farmer Firkiu Ito small boy)-If ye don't
come right down out o. that tree III let 90 O.
the dogs collar.
Small Boy-Huh dog can't climb tree
Farmer Firkin-No; but kin, an he kin
squat under it.
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NO. 23-APHEREsrs.

Eabs - hEAEkEa1lSs
Ba5bling brOoklet, cease thy flow;
Tell me- whittier dOst thou 90?
Ever singing,
Ever bringing
Tidings Of the mountains snow,
Far above q cloud OF mist
DOst thou wet the mountain zravP
BY the gentle breezes kissed
On thy journey day by day.
Onward to the mighty sea
Roll along in measure free.
PRIMAL creeping,
FINAL leaping
Over stones 50 merriiy.
Like this little ripping stream
SO our lives in peace may be.
Ear before us waters gleam
In the golden sunlighfs beam
The ocean Of eternity.
-CISDERs, Philadelphia, Pa,
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The GRAND ARMY.
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT.
Progress of Preparations FOR the Silver An
niyersaTy Meeting.
DETROIT, July II,


DETROIT, July IT,
EDIToR NATIONAL TRIBUNE The money u COM
iuE ln right along. There -uo doubt 81 tle success
81 the EuCRmpment Already there D. SlUu,VVo Ia
hand aud the committee b. working hnid
The Committee ou transportation Haas Issued
circular calling attention 10 the bagEag" question:
aud seeking to impress al the necessity 81 lcay-
ing az home all personal belongings which cannot
hc carried in the hand. Tents, camp cqulpage'
etc. should be checked az ID viii hc Impossible To
locate and deliver during the Encampmcnl such az
IL not checked.
one thousand aud ninci y-two double-deck hunks
will be placed iu the mRin hall OF The ENl'n'
hituu building 90 accommodate eight men eaci'
Buulss 81 thus kind will bee placed lu Tie art hulid-
lug, barns aud other structures on the disposition
grounds. Icuis will he pitched outside. Fifteen
Thousand viii bc cared for here. Camp sherman
will accommodate 1900, Camp Walker, 4eooi We
Globe tobacco building, 2eo0; the Michigan TX
change, 500; the lBIddc House, LEO; beechers
warehouse. 5000. mud iHe cumps aud huudlhgs
named viii give Recommendations 10 2'oJJ vet
Grams. Everything Is moving rapidly toward "a
successful CllmuA-l. j. -
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i. point 2. Small spaces g. A ruler Of IlttIe
power. 4. Puts into disorder CLowJ S CONTRARY
2. Austrian baiIiff. 1897? ''
-MOONsHINE, Brooklyn, Ny
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PRIZES.

For the first complete and best incomplete list OF
answers, two suitable prizes will be awarded.
Competition open 70 all.
%sy- Answers, solyers, and prize winners in
four weeks.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions.
Elections Of Officers. etc.
ILLINOIS.

The members Of Camps I and la, Of Chicago.
spent most enjoyable Fourth. taking the Steamer
City Of Chicago Friday evening FOR -. Joseph.
where they campcd three miles out Of town en- the
ST. Joe River. There were about 90 Of the boys in
camp, and strict military discipline prevailed.
pekets being posted both day and night. Much
credit u due Serg'ts Straub and Hanson for the
way IN which they conducted the commissary de-
paTtment. The boys returned Sunday evening
pleased with their trip.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


hEW YORK.
During tlc session ~ tlo National EncanpmcUt
o. Drtuot, toe headquarters Nll be established in
tle tig lill, where ll Sac business ul the Depart
il be- transacted. A. tliis D. tie silver AM
nlfcfsary oi tHe GAR, The Department COM
3annderI- dDsr1us tiit tliis Department viii make
nrrr'iltnb.n showing 90 tiie l-ucampmeuti aud 20
inrtlicr lHs purpose. lie Laa made arTau semelits
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NO. 19-CHARABr.
IL was LAST FIRST attracted ms,
MA was Interested
FOR with unwOnted brilliaucy
Her fancy seemed invested.
And so dwell from day TO day
On this hallucination.
An ~ seldom iailed TO take my way
Towards her hab.tation.
But when came to understand
How coidly / was trented.
NY aspirations for her hand
And hopes were all COMPLETED.
--AIDYL. Waite, Ne.
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MARYLAND.

John A. Logan Camp. Of Washington. u. C., gave
a delightful boat excursion to River View, down
tie Potomac. last week. II was u success, pecu-
niarily and socially.
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Reaannnrtcrs and Reunions.

IS. IT, NeN.liu. Springfield, H.; Rooms and s. s
Telegraph Block. 100 NTlsWold street, have been
assigned hy tltc lrupcr committee for lteEimehlal
Reunion purposes fer e3i Ill.,, AUG. 5, 1881, al the
time Of National l.nCGIupmeni, IA r., lu that city
A. g. Wcisseri lO1 Wisconsin street. Milwaukee,
VIE: The Second brigade First Division, SiN-
leeuih Corps consisting oi the STA Wis, llil
Mo. 18Th Ill., 5ih MINI. aud 2d Iowa battery, VIII
hold Reunion at City Hail. Detroit ON the even
ing of Aug. a. 1891. "a b expected that Gems, A. j.
Smith aud Hubbard will be present.
James Narnock, Secretary, Eyria, o.: Room G.
lloughton School SiEthHud Abbott streets. has been
secured for Aug .. where Hli comrades OF the 1880
Ohio requested to tBCct al l.tJ D. Comrades
Of Second Brigade, Third Division, Twcniy-lhird
Corps, invited.
Thomas A. Bitterly. President Warren o.: Re-
uniun 18th Ohio Senator ChRs. =. Henderson 4
D. giment) at Room D. Houghlou school, sixth aud
Abbott streets Aug Q, Ht Do O'Clock a m.
q. Ut. Sherman, Secretary. Columbus: Reunion
l3}d Ohio are Hs-i gued Go Room A. Franklin School,
aug 3 hud q. Tor Reunion purposes
John Waits, Secretary, indianapolis: Reunion
lth lad. Cav, az - ti-WolG street al 10 a. M. Aug.
3 Preparations ar, being made Tor rousiug Camp
fire llc evening ~ sHino dav lu te elegant par
lor- Of tle Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
CHpt. q. a. Miluaus Lapccr, Mich; Reunion
Sth Mich. al Marine Hall. j. Woodward avenue,
Aug. 8, 90 $50 a an. Members Of lJlh Mass. in
viird.
n y wldtcomh. Portsmouth,, Va: Iexpect to be
ai tie National EuCimpmcut. and want ali the vet
eraus Of GO. I. 6th Mie". Cav, 70 meet me there.
d Fury, sccreaty Du-hviiie. Reunion 9th
Mich Aug. q, o. m. Headquarters Nos. l7l-l55
Woodward avenue.
i N. smnlley, secretary. Springfield. O.: Reunion
sth Ohio, Aug 3-s. As .Eped % Court Room j,
ely Hall. Third n5or, all day Aug. D. Report $50
o'clock.
The National Convention n Union Ex.Prisoners
al War Association viI meet "Wednesday, Aug o,
nt Do "a. an, lu the Council flHuibcr, tIly Hall
Representation headquarters n Jury Room, same
building, during thc week. Furtlier particulars
may be bad br undressing Aiul. J.. p. Williams,
Secretary, Washington. j.. G.. uutA Aug. 4.
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Dict. a. That which draws. s Foreoasfino, ne
future n. 8. short, sudden prayer. z. Depriv-
ing OF legal force. 8 Debating. 9 GEieving for
10. A bog Cent. n. a letter
-GUIDOS, Washington, D. O.
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Ereyy man Who Wors the blue, and srery
friend Of his, should take THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE. u giUss more ard better matter
THIN G.ty 0'ter fDnnily Ieeekly Paper, aad eOstS
0aif eco &C., Is % lcCek.
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Comrades, siOic yourself as caracst "a =.
JasdiaJ soar rights as The colder hdlers are IN
attacking yoH The first step should be 10 act
u cubs for TIE N41IONIL TRIBUNE.
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t., 4, letter 2 The projecting part 81 q wheel
Q. an stand OF The Malay Archipelago. A Hos
oPP,essl Winds IN the Mediterranean. 5. "A plans
used Tor ornamental purposes. 8 posloifios 81
los Angeles Co, Cal. Z. Civil officers in China
.; 9hoRtihg lNeot 9. Vulgar language 10. A
river Of spain sWorcl II. A letter.
-ALcyo New York City.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings Of Reslmenial aud Other OrganI-
nations.

lComradcs will greatly favor NJ by sending brief
accounts OF the Reunions 81 their respective organ
izAliOns for publication in this column innIedi-
aicly after the Of the same; also copies
OF rosters for file and future reference. Reunion
notices sent us will be published as soon as room
can bc made for llIcm.l
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no. 2l-ANAGRAM.
SIGN Us-OUR BLUES.
A yisage grim, an aspect sad,
n garment sacerdOtaI.
are they insignias bright and gladP
An no, but those Of TOTAL.
-PHOSOG, Brooklyn, ". X,
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MICHIGAN.

The Southern Michigan Battalion held their an
nual Encumpment at Jonesville, July 4, with
good attendance. In the prize drill contest the
and liilIsdne. and the third prize Of $40 went 10
Union City. These officers were elected Pres,
+. VI. Gier, Hill-dale; N.-P.. g. :. Pitcher, Cold
water; Sec. l.. L. Lyons, IIilIsdale; Treas ~ T..
Hall, Hillsdale; Executive Board W. A. Haskins,
Union City; Capt. Phalen. JOue,ville; Claude
Whitney, TekOnsha; Capt. Camburn, Adrian.
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The following stems are taken from a recent
General Order i-6u-a by Commodore William =
Wells, commanding National Association Naval
Veterans. New Haven. Conn: National Head
quarters viii DE 100 Room So. Eu-scil House aud
should be pleased o. -es -iIiIuHles there. aud my
NiAh on Monday, aug E. or following dayr. We
are desiruus az lHy.HE r- large gathering ~
naval veterans CA that occasion ns can poss Jly be
mustered. Your Commander AyHfIt- 90 make this
display iu ihc parade uuc - which you viii be
proud aud which WIZ do credit 10 our SHliuuul
ASSOCIATION. baiil boo uululer- and appearance.
would therefore suggest iiai you invite amy naval
veteran, whether o. uIrnIhcr I'D yuHr As-uciniI ion or
IOl % illu NpH 90 liI- orc special occasion. Our
Convention Viii be held iu Room D. Courthouse.
ALg. .. al $50 "a. an. DuT Cumraes Of Detroit as
tsTc u- There l- prnY- uA ulHdr uT h who Will ST.
t-fIl t4se EurHmpueul. Write IL ~. C0urcu
tHHirmAn ui COMMITTEE on Accommodations 25,A
LHcampmeut O. A D., Detroit, who VIII give full in-
formation regarding quarters.
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RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
GleaningS from National Headquar-
terS---NOteS from The Departments

NARY STARS McITENRY, National President
HANNAH II. PLIMPToN, National Secretary.
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CONNECTICUT,
ILLINOIS.

William Gleason. Secretary. New
union OH Conn. a. Sayin Rock Aug
dresses.
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Akin: Reunion 10th

Joseph sullivan. Secretary, Akin: Reunion 10th
III. at Akin July 1921.
J. :. Carter, Secretary. 18th H., Decatur: Re
union llGth M. and ll5th 1T. at Decatur Sept. B.
William Harvey, Secretary, bradford: Reunion
51th III. at Peoria with Military Tract As-Ocia-
ton. Send addresses, and notification will be given
Of date
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Order 40. IL, issued at Reading, by command Of
III. ". Rcbelc, COlouel.-H. H. Hammer Adjutant,
contains thc following:
Our object has been accomplished. We have
cause 10 congratulate ourselves. Oar influence
has been felt The amendment 20 the act OF March
s. 1889, prohibiting persons not members Of the
Order from wearing the badges shields and inslg-
Mas Of the Sons Of Veterans has been approved by
the Governor. Tho dignity and honor Cf our
badges and their silent though noble Significance
can now be maintained with more pride than ever.
For the information Of all concerned II - hereby
announced that the Legislative bill Of 1884, giving
Sons Of Veterans Camps ia tbs State the loan Of
arms and equipments used 10y the Pvuusy lYaniI
troops in the war for the Union, i imperative.
There ARE arms or accOuiermcuts To be had
from the State.-Camps are reminded Of the
nouuCemCut ia Order No. IL, paragraph - OF the
fund FOR n mOuHme mt to Gen. W. II. Arnold Penn
sylvauia's deceased Past COmmauder-in in Chief A
slight contribution frOui Camps and individuals
would readily give rs the amount necessary. All
Camps are earnestly CujOined to send to Quarter
master Diefenderfer 1T contribution for the
monument fuRd.
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MYSTERY.
CONDUCTED By YoUAxpr.

Choice original contributions and solutions
)hclted from every reader Of The NATIONAL c.
EIBUNE. Write puzzles on oneside Of paper,
part from other communications. Address
yerything pertriniug % this dapartment 70
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lgt0n, ID. q.
The mystic fog that hangs around
Is deep, uniathomed aud profouad."
NEW PUzZLEs.-NO. 3.
NO. l7-ANAGRAM.
ITO the Soldiers Of tho North)
HID no EVIL RETREATS.
Your hand was raised 20 guurt the blow
Aimed az q Nation heart.
your ready veins were barred 10 flow
For native land you dared the foe
Your fame shall ne'or depa.t
A Nation IN her hour Of need
Her hand stretched ont 20 thee.
Thy nnme IL writ in many a deed
Immortal glory Is thy need
O-d man, we honor thee
-IEoS MAsS, Batavia, ". r.
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NO. 20-soU4RE.

. l. Stately houses 2 One OF the Virgin Islands.
. One who destroys distinctions. 4 A Town ~
Italy. D. The principle Of heat G. Prehuits. y
a Observation-Disclosures, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The mystic fog that hangs around
Is deep, unfathomed aud profuugd.fs
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NEW PUzzLEs.-NO. ,.
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wednesday evening "a scrap Of Paper, Thus ' TSces
tS-jdav evenings The Money spinner ana hiu@. on
VIII; SATURDAY matinee. The Queens sniii3 eats
catn-iav night THE Ironmaster' The Siio Vi '
viii begin on Tuesday, April T. .,.oo O, palmer,s
The Actors Fund benefit 10 Jake pih,e 30 bring
Theatre on Thursday afternoon. Is OF NATURE ~ vii
irne nrodt 10 the organizaton. CarmenCiVa
Snnce Miss Jenny Hill will sing ana uanoS cum
yVerd will appear In new one-act ,,,,iTs and
norfsd bv Mr. Palmer's company Gus Miil thnr vol
PPobn r Kelly are in the bill. and many other VIZ
Tho Struggle OF Lfe.' in which Fredetck 4oatrc
g. IN star next season opening at the stahIlm Tier
g. Sentomber was written for Miss laura hvene ~
n AZ nreyented IFS production Richar Mhs,on' o
H. Madison square Theatre, and Homer h'le"' ''
nainfInc the new scenery for this play. ou,ort at
Richard Mansfield begins his long enx"Sv nn1 IN a
Tho Garden Theatre May IL lie VIII y r. him
rroduction of Don Jnan' which he mas wrt.r thnr
rcIf He is getting strong stock c0lhpaIs nanner
and the play win be produced IN an eagJrah re such
Wr Nansdeld's ARRANGEMENTS with Mr. French ale toc
No. he will occupy the Garden Thcetrc WIN M
conrnany for large part Of each year, o''S '
town 10 visit few of the larger cities. o,t NJ one
Miss Rose COghlan begins an en- ,roo,r from
veeh al the Fourteenth street ThcitrS Nv familiar
20 morrow night April g. appearing III nt ne ,n her
pd nonular impcrsonation Of Peg WoHnS'9I.s l,s
otrn version Of Charles Reades MASKS "r has
william Gavin. trea surer OF the paiuen ,n,ont com
heen appointed chairman Of the enerI ,s, 1sub of
noe for The testimonial for the Treasuerh ootre on
America which occurs Mt the BrOao"'S
sunday evening, April IL go IT,, % rodora- at Pal
NINE sarah Bcrnhardt VIII play r 80 rho dis
,,or,s Theatre tomorrow FOR the benen' VI Ioe.eur
nonsarv of the New YOrk Bactenoloec'u a haon at
Institute The performance is announced
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THE MARINE BAND TO 60 ON A TOUR.

The Marine Band, which is a part OF The United
States Marine Corps, is to begin a concert tour OF
twenty-eight cities on Wednesday. leave Of alb
sence from April to May has been granted to
Professor John Philip SouSa, the leader. and the
OH Wednesday afternoon This outing Of Uncle SANS
musicians is the first tour they have been permitted
TO make The organization Of the band dates back
one hundred years, when thirteen Italian musicians
were enlisted and stationed in the Marine Barracks.
Washington fOr general musical service there and Ut
the Capitol Several Germans soon added to the
band and it met with varying favor for some time.
musicians were not classified til few years after
ward Professor S0usa was appointed leader abont
ten wears ago. and besides the assistant director.
Smor PeirOa, the band consists Of the following
Instrumentation: Fourteen clari0ncts, two flutes.
two Oboes, two basOons, two saxophOnes, two alto
claronets four French horns, four corncte, two
trumpets two fugel horns, three tromboncs, two
euphonlums, three BASES. and drums, triangles
tympani, etc.
secretary Tracy has been warm friend Of the
band and he Is regarded with tho highest and
gratitude by every member OF IT, Besides its regular
dutics at the barracks, the President seldom gives
reception state dinner entertainment for friends
officials diplomats without The attendance Of tn,
Marine Band. In winter the public is admitted 10 Tho
concerts of the band in the Music Hall and AT the
barracks. The trip will take ths band through New
England, the upper part OF New-iork, the OHIO
Michigan. Illinois, Iowa. Nebraska, Indiana, Ken
tuchy and last 10 Plttsbnre. where IL will give Ar
afternoon and evening performance on May Q.
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THE COURTS.
Mr.. LoRnLARD SUES FOR DIVIDENDS.

Jacob Lorillad yesterday recovered judgment from
Judge McAdam in the superior Court. against william
p. Clyde and Benjamin f. Clyde. the surviving part
ners Of the firm. William L. Clyde 4 Co., for s33.
757 %. The suit grew out OF an agreement entered
Into by Lorlnfd and clyde & Co. In 1874. The New
York and Philadelphia steamship Company was In
corporatcd under the laws ~ New York June 10.
1874. Tie managers of this company we're the mem
bers Of the firm Of clyde 60. Loullard sold ont his
interest which he had In steamers plying between this
city and Philadelphia to The new company. He agreed
10 dive up all control. and took Cor his Interest In the
COMPANY 800 shares of the stock AT the par value
Of $4,000. lie also agreed not to start any com
nctug steamers, and CLYDE Is Co. guaranteed the dlN
bends on tho stock In the new company held bV
LOrlllhri. The dividends were not paid! however, atf
1870 and Air Lorlllarl brought This suit 10 recover
the principal and Interest on the dividends due INC
Judgment is for the full amount claimed