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TO
FOUR MACHINE PRESSES
For Sale.

THE GUERNSEY Power PRnss, on which the
CARE CRY is now printed. is offered for sale
at a very low price. Ito capacity is sufficient
10 print a paper 2sx42 inches, and can be run
atthe rate of 600 to 500 per hour. 1t is not
necessary to speak Of the quality Of the
work it will perform, as the appearance Of
the paper al the present time will satisfy ev-
cry printer on this point. This press is Of
fered for sale to make room for . steam press
Of greater capacity and speed to meet the re-
quirements of our increasing circulation.
Also, a RrGGLEs CARD X BlLL-HEAr
Pass, in good running order, will print in
side of chase 43x9 inches, and can be run by
treadle at the rate of 1000 to l,2o0lper hour
Also, a RrGGLEs DIAMOND CARD Pass
size inside of chase 3x4a inches, in fine or
der and can be run bya boy at the rate O
$500 to 1900 per hour. II is one Of the
best and simplest machines that can be in
troduced into o we'll regulated office.
Also, for sale, at a bargain, a Job Powet
Press something after the pattern 0 fan Adami
press, size INSIDE OF CHASE ioAio thchee' nut
substantially built.
All the above presses can be seen in dali,
operation, and printers who contemplate pur
chasing machines will do well TO call and ex'
anime for themselves.
These presses are not to be sold OF accoun
Of any detec. which they possess, but becaus'
We want machines better ADAPTED for steam
power, and more suitable 10 the wants of tn
growing trade Of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information, address
4. W. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CRY.
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Cincinnati Marker.

ttsotNS.Ti, Jan. 5.
Floar-~;e4iy: -upeffne ~ ,eslo 90; trade
brauds, s. ,usi3 50.
Whest-firn eat quiet; No | g. IS for spring.
and s. 500 % ;er winter.
Corn II good demand FOR ear ut 55c from the
d~istiliers, hut there being no expert demand
pending the suspension o; navigation, shel!ed ID
dull at 6ee,
O~sts-Steaiy: No I, SIC,
Rye-In moderate local demand: No 1, 81 20.
Bariey-t;rm at 81 7oal 70 for prime to choice
fall.
Whisky Ii demand at 26c in bond.
Cottvn--Quiet and . shade easier. with sales Of
niddling II 3ese.
Hogs Dull. ewing to the liberal receipts. and
prices are iove u: packers were not buying. Sc s.
10 s. IS Was The range at the close. Receipts,
10, zoe hest, sheGgh this does not comprise all;
one railway has not reported for two days, AMI
l3p ear loa1s game over ii THIS forenoon. The
receipt. To- the week will reach T5.ese head when
all are %cou,lte.i. The hogs Layr CON meneed AT
irving ver irtsly from this State and Indiana
Mess P8rk~-Dull at $40 50.
Bulk Meaty-Dali At stal04c for shoulders,
tides and elsav siieS-packed.
Bacon-a iiissised demand; clear sides sold at
lac for packet no shoulders cut ot smoke. they
can be bong, II ilAc packed, to be delivered
next weel.
Green Meets-Lower snd dull; closing at BIC.
7ic and 95agSt for shoulders, sides sai hams.
Butter and ehecse-Uncbanged aud firm though
the demand is local.
Groceries-stcady; sugar, Hall; coffee. 23a27c;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

NJ. Pouchet lately read an interesting paps /
on this subject before the French Academ y
Of Science. The authors differences are az
follows.
/. That the FIRST phenomenon produced by
cold is q contraction of the capillary vesse ID
to such an extent that a globule OF blood can
not enter; these vessels therefore remain per-
fectly empty.
2. The second phenomenon is an alter
a,ion of the blood globules, which amounts "a
their complete Reorganization.
3. Every animal completely frozen ia
absolutely dead, and no power can reani
mate il.
4. When only . part 10 frozen that part il
destroyed BY gangreue.
s.. II the part frozen Is not extensive, and
only = few disoreanized blood globules pas,
into circulation, the animal may recover.
8. But il, on the contrary, the frosen par,
is of considerable extent, then the mass o.
altered giobules brought into circulasaou
when the part is thawed, rapidly kills the
animal.
I. For this reason . half frosen animal
may live . long time il maintained in this con.
dinon, since the altered globules DO nos rel
into the circulasion; bus il expires rspidiy q
coon = the frozen pAtiA thaved.
8. In all cases Of eoagelatipn, death il dnl
to the alteration Of the blood 6lobules, and
not 70 ny eject on The hsEvehs sysAsa.
8. Il fesaltsff iron ths9s fae4s that he Len
rapidly The ffoEeu past1 i tkawed. tAa uor(
slowly aItsred giobaled Sad thsir way inte
the cifculation, and the creator the cAaaceo
Of the recovery Of the animal.
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The Ti.ae. Of the 4th 5,

'%t
The war-hnusemer arc stiil engaged In THAR
gigantic speculation, and now own pretty much
all the wheat there is in the city. Prices. Of
course, as 4 si.syf the ease when the market is 70
any extent eernered, rule strong. We regret TO
see that the receipts are 80 light that the ware
housemen are having things pretty much their
own way. Producers do not seem to understand
that new is their golden opportunity. and that
they should hurry forward their grain while these
artificial prices are being paid. We knou tina,
the warehonsemen have nov reached : poin,
where their nerves are beginning to feel the strain
and they are doubtless finding the short supply
Of wheat quite a.ssy, when concentrated In such
few hands, aud ~ aggregate avoirdupois placed
upon such . limited number Of shoulders. Thu
market may break 1t xny time, and. when ii does
New York gill go also. for these same warehouse
men are heavy holders III New YoA, and ar, eus.
tanning prices there in order TO sustain them h.r,
and When the break comes it will be = bsd o.e
Inc topnost prices are nov nearly r,acheA. M
farmers can make but lttis BY holii.e lou.,, ~
car iose . great deal IL they rsfuse 70 All 10.
Taos Who have grain to sell sAoald no. delav ~
matter nov-thess prices are sui eisnt. and. mt,
| p!sess begin to show some siens q veverin. ~.
Wheat should BE- hurried forvara. n vsrsIc...
- as willing y pay - l6a2 II for Eo i -.
vhse1 the farmers shoald deliver a. lc,s ~ n.
asney wiz hold oct. Ths narkst ID. - =.
sereag. eaodas Il q lsas u fes No /. ~ q ~,
| ~ IL 3spHa0.
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NeM Orienns Mark.t

New ORLEANS, Jan. s.
Cotion-Qaiet and steady. Sales 2.5oo bales;
low midesug al 3lta3zic; ~midlliny at ASIDE.
Receipts. $3.50 hales Exports. l,2eo bales.
~sagNr-A5Itye aa1 Unchanged.
Molass Higher. Common 5sa5ee; ptitae TO
.hoice ~ 80.
F~l"ar-Qetet S~aterhne sll S74; extra sll Is
al5 %.
Corn-.vr, firm 81 e5al ~.
0ats-l IA . se4a35c.
Pork str at So p.
Bscan-baa: shoulders. lee sides, l35aI6e.
Lard-iall 81 l23al3c,
Gsid-t'psnsi at 1884.
Bank : eriaik-I3A.
Freight = New York-By sail. liz; by steam,
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JULES JARED,N
"EMAlL De PARIS
The New Beautifer of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Thi. secret of beanafsipg the ,ttn being known dniy
to Me.sr Jared ) Rene, they honoratiy stats that -
differs from all other preparations. II rsves TO the most
harsh sod frrekled skin both the texture and eoir Of
polished livery, removing ell diseoiorstions, whether sp
p..ring :. frscliss. Ian. ~rsorphes. moth. or biaekworn
sp-ck.. Asd ia --.-eiAll, .accss.fai la s,aoeIhisg %, The
marks hen by the sniLI sex.
The agents q 'Lzpsii de- Paris most eoendsftiy
submit 10 the public the esrns.t endorsements OF speh
d..iiugui.hsd ladies A.
Signora Ristori. Mile Felicia Eestsali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. b.. +. Bowers, "a.
ellie Western. Hdm e Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Mailer, Lucy Rnshtoa, Monte De
Margueritfes. Miss Agnes Perry.
AL anay cshsr.. whose hi.h .s4,4sas IL ti- psof-.1ios
gr-. ih.,t.np of,rathfafpsy. - ,s.ir Intelligent kn1
g-hains aqprovsi-
Thv reat sifel Lnctii- Western .s,s
y md tAst thu sru..'r troaaees al he brillIsrey Of
roar- aui nlty white; Will ID. great and peeuiisr sdsAn-
tagr Il total hs-rie-nass itfeaiis ADDS to The soittsss
sutbesoty Of the skin-"
Tie VI ~giihe.nt yrs;vali says
Il have sarsred &C n sea srsr the ssrscns White i-
taous SC Which my theatrical profession oaiisss rf TO
USE, that consider II a r.rf-et teiirfse ,ion 10 en- .
propagation which gives the nee--sary ~wAts.ness 10 the
akin. and leaves shs skin col and smooth
Miss Maggie Mitchell say
\ have tried the skin s~~.a,sae-, L'snaii d. PAtis.
snd { ,uni ths, =, iostsnt,v M part a natural bloom hnd
ffesan=ss TO the complexaa"
sJare-'s Email &c Psris 1. assd a. = delicate b-snsancs
Of III. akin Tor Thca,re. sai4cn OF Ball Recon-, by the host
rtsnei and serupulous ladies, predicting ali ths b~skstt
wing effects a. rouge and iiiF-~htts. ~ithsu their vslrr
glare or trjerr 10 III. skin.
saIity all nn,-clsss Drasxists. perfuna~. and Ladies
HAit-DTbsssrs
santh Tenth street. aud John-tea. Holloway 4 Covhen
L. l.aseau, 81. B~raadway; O+fass fsrpss A CO, aud Y
= w.iisA Co, seu York, and Eugene Jo1Is, Ill
rhalsdsIphia. Agents.
JARED . RgsE. General Agents ard Importers, y. 7
dsef dra. sod4,hp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

REArsrrxc ASD REPAIRING or rHr Kro-
ffrKiPAoKErs.-The Quincy WA;g asd Re.
psatfcas, Of the 4th inst, says. IA visit TO
thsrsey last evening reminded NJ very msch
ortw0 years ago, when 20 mapy steamers
sooe advantage of our safe and commodious
harbor, - we'll a. the facilities aGbrded 4
49, point for obtaining ma1suiAh and ecups,
xosknsa . 4 ~ sssseny rsDetin1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

New Yoik Live stock Market.
b. Telegraph NV YoEK, Jan. :.
The curren, prices for The week nj all the markets ar.
as follows.
Beef Cattie-irt quality. per head ST. % fair to
good, SIS ooD is 90: common. Gil COG Ia %. inferior
$40 60 30 so.
Cows aud Caives-krtra, per bead, SEQ DC 100 20; lsi
quality sso oes o oG OBITUARY. SEQ cog7o o.; common
f55 90; Inferior. $40 aa94s 20
81 ep-s s. teGs.
a4i medium 81 sgex
Reef c.,tl. are dali a. . deciin. of 11@,ac; bee, lTa
l7js. good 10; con mon lialS
Mich Cow ~continue dull 1T &4sDa0.
Hogs are unsseady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

PETERSON FOR FEBRrARY.-We are in re-
ce,pt Of this popular Ladies Magazine for
the month Of February, placed upon our ia.
bic hy Lowry, the news dealer. 1t is a bean
tiful number, and well filed with choice mat
ter, fashion plates, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

and painting. Work On the Andy JsAnsoa
and Lucy Bertram is progressing finely, while
the Harry johnson is being fast put in ssadi-
ness for the painters brush. The repairing
ia being done BY the ship carpenters in tie
employ Of the Packet Company. Mesan.
Le,ton 4 viberts have the contract for doing
the painting, and right well have they made
a beginning. A large force Of first class ar
lists have been engaged in the work for tho
last two weeks, and already gratifying signs
Of progress are apparent.
"Cspt. David Asbury is experimenting the
whole business of repairing aud repainting
the boats, and viii make this his headquarters
during the winter, though be will yield his
place to Captain Brolaski a. soon as he re-
turns from his bridal tour to the East
A SLIeHr Mrss.-On Sunday afternoon
some colored boys got themselves into q difh'
Guilty about Who should ~monopolize the atten'
ton and smiles of II certain damsei OF their
acquaintance, and having passed some words
earlier in the day on the same subject, hnally
concluded TO settle their misunderstanding,
and whatever doubts may have existed as to
who was entitled TO the honored graces of the
aforesaid damsel. by a resort to powder and
lead. They met ON the corner Of Twelfth
and High streets, one of them had possession
Of the ell. and the rival youth coming up
from another direction. made some unbecom-
iny demonstrations; when the one assaulted
drew a SIX shooter and commenced popping
away. Benton got shot just below the navel,
IN, the ball did not break the skin, and his
girl was also slightly injured by a gisncing
shot. Al once the cry OF murder was
given, and a crowd assembled. One person
in attempting to wrench the pistol away from
Todd. got shot IN the hand, and it was a won
der that more did not get hurt, as bullets tiew
pretty brlsslv for u few econds. 1t created
considerable excitement in this usually quiet
and r-aeeehie neighborhood. but when il wss
discovered that no blood hsd been split. al
fel, easier. Mr.. Leech, Deputy Sheriff, com
lug on the scene OF action at this time. ar
rested the only one OF the party that could be
found. ard marched him of to the calsboose:
the othe, party WAS arrested 10 the evening
On Monday they were arraigued before the
Recorder. who, after sn investigation Of ths
case, Gnel each one ten dollars and costs
that, and nothing more.
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Tue St. Louis County Court have declared
Masonic Hall, in St. Louis, exempt from tax
alton. The County Attorney thinks it ille>
gal. however.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

The horses attached to the large delivery
wagon of the Merchants Union Express
Company ran away yesterday afternoon, do
ing no particular damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

The fine weather OF yesterday brought a
large number Of farmers to the city, and
trade was quit brisk among our merchants.
TnE skating has ''played out The fine
weather has put an end to that kind ofamuse-
ment for the present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

TnE veteran Young America Fire Compa.
ny will give their tentkannual ball this even.
ing at the Deming House. Every preparation
has been made by the Committee Of Arrange.
ments for a general good time, and we have
no doubt the ball of the Deming will be on
this occasion well filled by "fair women aud
brave men,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

FoR Consumption and Asthma MARS
DENIS pECfORA Al BALM is admitted by
the profession TO be the only standard m.di'
cine thai can be relied on. For sale by hEsa
/ FrLLfk, heohnk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

stock Market
~ Telegraph N1s Yoax. Jan =?
Gas 9. lossieel4; coupons 10, s.eics; d. D.~ is.ss
iaiA hto.ii; 7-3cs all series lola&a io6; N YcIiI; Ms
sla.( { III; ci.-s : + / la5t RI 1899; N W
10, y " l4ls. Gold ssxasJr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

luE CAarch Union is the title Of Q new re
iigious paper established in Brooklyn, New
York. II is the organ OF p numerous body
of men IN all evangelical churches who desire
to promote the union and communion OF
Christians on the platform of the Apostolic
creed.
Our readers will find it a. Lowry's New
Depot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

\ Guarantee accompanies each bottle of
Marsden's Pectoral Balm, which will cure
every case Of Coughs, Colds, Influenza or
Asthma. His agents have instructions to re-
fund the money in every instance where it
falls to relieve and cure. For sale by al
Druggists. wilt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

Tue following is the report of the Secreta>
~ Of Banner Mission Sabbath School, dating
from its reorganization ia the new building
to the close Of the past year Total number
of person. in attendance, 1880, average each
Sunday, leo. Total number ofteachers, 504;
average attendance, l6. Total number OF
infant class, 1918; average attendance, 80.
Total number of Bible class, 74o; average at
tendance, 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

A Harrisbursh paper tells Of a man who
iphas failed in business four tunes, been upse,
IN . stage coach, and thrown down an EN-.
.Jhankuent of si1 feet; fallen headforemo.
through . hatchway in . store in Resdip..
has been MARRIED three times, and il n.
hther Or twenty-one children. He still
ives is in business at HARRISBURG. M
1teeps Roback's Bitters and Blood Pills con,
lsntly in his family. (d6vl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

Tue weather Of Sunday was delightful.
All the places of worship were well attended
and the Sabbath Schools had 10 creased num-
bers. Many whose minds are not open to
''wisdom from on high" passed the day on
the ice, unmindfnl, or rather unregardful, Of
fhn fnrrth nnu~ocdr,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08
CITY NEWS.

THE river was nearly clear of ice at ST.
Louis on Saturday.
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MrsIc.-A term of Vocal Music under the
DIRECTION of Miss P. Everett, will open ,hi,
TUESDAY evening, at the residence Of Mr..
Il. Strong, on the corner of 7th and Orlean.
street. The class will meet in the basemen,
of the Chatham Square Church, as, soon as
the meetings now in progress there close.
The term will continue eight weeks, the elias,
meeting each Tuesday and Friday at : D. IN.
1t is earnestly requested that all who desire
to attend be presen. at the first meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

GIL WANTED to do general Homework.
Apply to Mrs. Delsplain, corner 18th and
High streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

CIR WHar You Par FoR. In buying Sale
ratus, as well as other things, see that you &c;
what you rey for, viz: 16 ounces when you
pay for a pound. If you always buy d. B.
De Land & Co.'s Best Chemical Saleratus,
you will never be deceived, but always get
full weight and the best measure. d1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

THE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Keokuk Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, is held to-day at The company's Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-08

THF CANE LAw.-By chapter lis Of the
acts Of 1862, j. is made unlawful for any per.
son to Kill, easnare or trap any woodcock
except on his o'es premises, from the frs,
day OF January % lie frs, day of july. an,
quAa, 1e"eo gro pheasant, or wild tur>
Key between Ja4 : ist and September lat.
any prairie hen or sken be,wae, F.h.a."
Isl and August l' ''nder a penalty of S. 70,
every bird soiaker We understand thu, ~.
sportsmen Of this s~scinity are determined i
enforce this law to he letter. lie, all ~,
warning and govern themselves accord;,.,x
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MARK FITS nv TELEGRAPH,
chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By reiestsph.I critAao. JAM.
| Froviaior.-Aarkei qniss sai carter. Wees por& 10
IL S.5c per bhl low or. With sales at as S1iSis -.
4~I1-puh aud -s.y iissSiits.
dr-en M~s,'-Not go nrn and re nots sai,s Of hams
a. $50. aud shoulder, at st4ss1
English N~ests-DpiI.
Dressed Hogs-Meaer.tsly se,,v-, ossrinrs large; ma,
ket rules easier, closing st &c eooe IS ia ,s,s, dividing
on 20 ibs.
/ ~feus-Upp~e grades hrm: held ut an Adrarc. Of loo
iAi rer bel; for other descriptions ,hsre b. no change In
prizes.
ftest-peI; ~ishou, essential chsns.: No / spring
ii ig&2 -. according 70 location. No. 2 spdng 81
ost ssis closing qat.t.
aorn-Quiss; hold.rs nrm in their vis~s. aud market
"A higher, closing at 3 Tot No I In store.
dsts-Dnit closed quiet ST - ft Ne 2 in s.c-s.
4ye-stssdy snt arm. - Tor xlntsr, and 6. for fr.sh
redeip,. II No In store
s.rte.-fru hut qsi~t: Ne 7stesx7& rejected q, ~
in store
Provision Coap-rsg. Primer and steady
Fine s.it-Ad.-ae.d ioc pr bill. dealer, nov ash
a. 81.
faitie--Priru- extra sE6ls: good 10 prime 81 ID. slp i
steers s5lst. good .t re~,lJs4s.. common " good
sl4sH<
Ho~s'-smoosh aid heavy weight ~ !. light and Ia.
dunn 5 CO.'S
she+p-priue Ard ht t14s4s. common e5sss1.
| rev York Marhes
by rslegrars.l MY Yosx. Jan :.
ilour-sa sSalo 81 for v.,t.n; slaSii 20 for 3 Il o
Fh4at-iE2e letter for Mfi-aakss. STOCK In ware
holi.es Jan. !. l-sl,s7s hu-h.
7 Rys-rnehsn2rd.
a.-Iey-asiss, Stock in warehouse J.a. :. l.eso.
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By Telegraph kss Yolx. Jsu. 2.
Money IL active At 7 PEE cent.
Stirling Quiet a, lcsi 4 lpas
Goid-1s54.a i33-s
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TNHE annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of This Company, for the slectton Of Directdrt TO
serve the susuius year. viil be held at the 06c~ Of tAs
Company, on the tecopd Tnesday Of yanusry 1867, Be.
tween the hours Of tSo and hTe p N OF said day
t.ni aiv l. }. ADAMS. sscy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06
MASONIC.
TIE GRAND LODGE OF rnEEMAsoNs.

TIE GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONs.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
continued its session yesterday morning at irving Han
Grand Chaplain Pratt of Binghamon opened the meet
ing with prayer after which number OF memorials were
presented from different Lodges communication from
Stella Lodge received, asking that the Grahd Louge
frame petition to he forwarded TO the Legislature, re-
questng that six additional Trustees to the Han ana
Asylum Fund he created. - 49,,
Right WOrShpful Lionel Jacobs offered preamble ana
resolution dcprecang the violation OF the spirit OF tc
law which SAYS that candidate for masonic hOnols
can be Initiated for less sum than $40 by returning that
sum or portion thereof TO the candidate rs donat0n
aud directing that such an irreguaty he dlsconinueu
These referred TO the Committee on CONSTITUTION
The Executive Committee Of the Masonic Fair pre-
scented their report from which VIC extract the loOWng
Receipts including donations. SOuol %
DisOhrseihehts--
Balance IN favor of the Han and Asylum fund s5oss 60
This includes 1921 10 from the De Lane picnic, ana
600 from the Eastern star Ladies reception Inc net
cclve Committee acknowledge the receipt OF varions
articles OF value from various lodges brethren ana iG
viduals not Masons in New-IOrk, NewJersey, tonnccu
clt and elsewhere which were disposed or ana the pro
cecds added to the fund Among the disbursements were
Right W0rshipful Robert Ruslin, Deputy Grand
Master of New-Jersey, was introduced To the "raho
Lodge and greeted with becoming h0nois -
Brother Robinson Of stony Point offered the following
resolutions: ,..,,,,
ty heir or stols aud some fe character 70 bring disgrace
upon the Masonic Fraternity have been promulgated In ai OF Tie liza"
Ied That Grand lodge dscounuances all enterprises
subordinate Lodge within this jurisdiction or Of tue oaers Of tie "nd
Ii is intended TO dscountenance the late Hall and
Asylum Fund Fair.
H. W John Lewis offered resolutions recognizing the
Grand Lodges Of Nova Scotia and Montana. ana Weco-
ing them into the fraternity a number OF stahung
Committees then appOmte3 ana several Important
amendments 10 the Constitution proposed ana referred
To Committees. The Lodge then took recess Tor dinner
and reassembed at o'clock for business During me
afternoon nothing but routine business was transacted
The Lodge then adjourned until THIS morning al CLOCK