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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-18
NJ. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,

MPORTERS md DEAL
Il ers in Fashionable Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
and every variety of entemen's Superior Furnishing Goods
Store formerly occupied by W. A. AIdrich, Makee's
no Is Block, Queen Street. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
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PoETICAl ?
HOME.

Tho following lines were written by James
MONTGOMERY. The poet, whose smaller pieces
considered nearly equal 10 those of Moore.
was born at!Irvine, in l711:
There is a land, of every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven Ger all the world beside,
Where bright suns dispense. .serenor light,
And milder moons emPsradIsO the night
= land:of beauty, virtne, vAlor. truth.
Tlmc tutOTed nGe, RndtloVe exalted youth.
The wandering mariner, whsss eve explores
Tbs weSlthicst ises. the mort enchanting shores.
Views not q realm SO bountiful and fair.
Nor bTesthes the spirit OF purer air,
In every cline the magnet of his soul,
Touched 10y remembrance, treInblc to that pole;
For in this land OF Heavens psculiar GrauO.
Eho he itsTe of natures nublcst Uace,
There is q spot of earth supremely blest
a deaIer. s~ecter spot than all the rest,
Where man, creation s tyrsnt casts aside,
Ills sword and sceptro. paEeaztry and pride.
While in bis softeped looks bcuignly blend
Tho size, the son, the husband, brother, friend,
Here woman reigus; the mother, daughter, wife.
strcw with fresh flowers thcIuarroTy way OF lifeI
Ia the clear heaven of her doliVhtful eve
An angel guard of love aud Rraces he;
Around her knees domestis dutiesfmcct
And fiTeside pleasures Gamboi at her feot.
Who're shall that land, that epot of earth be
fOundT
Art thou msn7 pntriots-losk around;
o. thou shalt fad. hove'er thy footsteps roaz,
That lnnd thy country ,ssnnd that spot Thy home
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
EDayfon Democrat.

Vow Is THE TEE TO WnITEwAsH.-As
the time for withdrawing has arrived, the
following recipe for making the wash, recon
neudct by the Scientific Amcricap, is pub.
lishcd. 1t answers for brick, wood or stone :
Slke about one-hslf bushel uuslaked lime
with boiling water, keeping it covered during
the process. Strain it and add peck Of salt
dissolved in warm water three pounds of
boiled Eice put in boiling water and boil to a
thin paste, one-haIf pound of Spanish whit
ing, and pound Of clear glue dissolved in
warm water. Nix these well together, aud
let the mixture stand for several days. Keep
the wash thus prepared in kettle OF portable
furnace, and when used put it on as hot as
possible with either painters or whiteWash
brushes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

We saw, on Wednesday, Mr. Philip
Darr, of this county, now, he says, in his
l05th year, walking to the mill, with his
youngest son, (he is the father Of % chill
dred, aged six years. Mr. D. is active yet
and intends going to the Centennial and he
should, to show the world how the Blue Ridge
air and water contribute to longevity.
Warren Sentinel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

CHAMPAGNx CIDER.-Let the cider fer.
nent until palatable, then put en- ounce of
sulPhi'e of lime to every four gallons Of cider.
Mix it we'll, and let it stand until clear, then
it is ft 10 use.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

CLEANING CARPETs.-To take spots ont of
carpets, mix little soap in a gallon Of soft
warm water, then add half an ounce Of borax /;
wash the part well with a clean cloth, and the
grease>Or dirt will soon be invisible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

- Nine Presidents have served in the
Senate prior to their election. None of them,
however, passed directly from the Senate
to the White House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

FURNITURE PoLIsH.-Equal proportions
Of turPentine, linseed oil and vinegar,
thoroughly applied and then rubbed with fan.
mel, is an excellent furniture polish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
NEW SERIES. VOL. XII NO. 49,

seems 10 the court should be allowed the
said court having full power to correct the
valuation and amount reported by said free,
holders; and after auditing such claims as
should be paid cut of said fund, if funds are
sufficient to pay the whole thereof, shall give
orders thereon to the persons entitled thereto,
10 be paid by the sheriff out OF said fund
But II 1t shall appear there is not sufficient
fnnGsin the hands of tbe1sheritF to pay the
iu!i amount Of claims audited, the court shall
give such orders for the proper ..pro rata"
10 The cauuTy court may, from time to
time, make such orders about said fund as may
be necessary for the preseryation thereof, and
any surplus tlat may >tenaIIi' at the end of
any year SHALL be added to the funds CelleO1ed
ior the next year, and be likewise expended
~ The epuaty court OF any county may,
and upon the application and petition, in
writing Of one huodred resident froeholders
of the county shall submit to the qualified
voters of the county whether tax shall he
levied upon the dogs 10 such county under
the provisions Of this act Such submission
shall be at some general election if upon
petition, as aforesaid at the first general eloc-
ton after the filing Of said petition in court
The ballots used at such election shall haze
written or printed on them respectively, For
the tax on dogs" and against tho tax on
dogs." Froei8ed That if any ballots are
used or voted without such inscription, that
fact shall not affect the election or the valid
ity OF the vote on that subject and such vote
shall IN all respects be counted and certified
as IN other cases; except that certificate of
the number OF votes cast for and against the
tax on dogs shall be returned to the clerk Of
such county court, and the same shall be
entered on the order book Of the court at its
first term after such certificate is returned -
and if a majority of the votes upon that sub
ject be in iaGor Of such tax the said court
shall, from year to year thereafter, levy such
tax but if such majority be against the tax
on dogs, then the court shall levy no tax
under this chapter unless at some future tune,
when the question may be submitted as afore.
said majority be in favor of such tax
II. The question of taxing dogs in any
county, under this chapter, may be submitted
to the voters of the county at any general
election by the county court of its own mos
ton. But upon such petition, as aforesaid,
the same shall he SO submitted.
lS. That section forty five of chapter thirty.
nine of the code is hereby repealed
l9. Whenever the words county court
occur in this act they shall be construed TO
mean such tribunal as may be organized in
any county in lieu Of the county court. and
the words clerk of the county court shall be
construed to mean the clerk of such other
tribunal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

! Cure FOR NIGHT SwEATs-Beech>
tree leaves viii prevent night sweats OF cure
them make strong tea of the bark OF
Leases and drink half pint before going to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

- a citizen purchased some potatoes of
farmer the other day, aud told him where to
deliver them and where 70 como for his pay.
The farmer entered the Office in about an
hour, and the citizen said {:
81 am very sorry, but / had to meet draft
at the bank, and can't"
That's all right" interrupted the farmer.
81 found your landlord setting your house,
hold goods out On the sidewalk, and sold the
vegetables to another man"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

= Cincinnati has about hundred build
ing associations, with an aggregate capital Of
100000, 600
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

An old sea captain, who was IL the
habit Of spending his time, while in port,
among a set Of hard drinking fellows, re,
turned to his hotel cne evening in partly
intoxicated condition. In going up to his
room, he walked out one Of the windows in
the second story aud landed upon the pave,
ment. Fortunately, he was not injured by
the descent, aud upon going back into the
house met the landlord. "Look here, Mr.
-, said be, ''if you don't shorten tho
steps in your stairs won't stop with you any
mOre."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

Es~ Tho Industrial Aye, il noticing a
letter Of Jno, =. Thomson, Esq, lately pub
lishcd in the Spirit If Jc6erson and re>rub-
lished in the Industrial Age, under the cap.
tion Of The Way to Get Rich, says:
The Hon. j. A. Thomson, OF Charles,
town, West Va, copied the article recently
given in the Ayc uudcr the above heading,
and appended to it the annexed commeuts-
The Ayc asks tho attention of the reader TO
the ideas advanced by this c!car- headed end
sound old disciple of ThCs JefTsTson and
JOHN Taylor Of Caroline. Let the people of
Illinois, Wisconsin and all the upper Missis-
siPp States throw their eyes over their prom.
inent cities and towns, and look for thirty
years over the history Of the men who arc
now esteemed rich men, and over the men
who have iailcd aud been compelled to leave
the country, and it will tell its own story what
has ruined the homes! producer. and sent him
from an honest competence to gripping penury
The Courts and the Banks are united to rob
o"d not aid labor, and under the system, the
Jews, the Bankers and the lawyers flourish"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

- An insurance ngcnt called into an csinb-
iishment on Main street the other day, with
q large account book under his arm, aud walk
ing up to the proprietor in business sort of
a way, he inquired "Eow's business -how's
stock !'' con, business ia very, very dull :"
returned the traaesnan. 'I'on my word, sir,
havn't got $500 in the house Terrible
dull y Aud lie paused and looked iuquir,
ingly at his visitor. Only S9OU?' said the
insurance man in surprise "Pon my soul,
sir, said the dealer Il don't believe there's
q dollar more-look for yourself" and the
man Looked sad aud sighed. "Thcu. sir !"
said the Insurance man with a good deal Of
warmth, "how docs it come that your stock is
insured in our company fer 81 500, eh?"-
"Oh! ah bag yeur pardon :" czc!z;med the
dealer in great confusion, Il thought you vas
the tax tuan | was sure you was the tax
g,therer, or, 'pon my soul wouldn't a said
that. when, in fact, my stock is worth fully
S., ,000-lOOk for yourself, sir :"
DgyfoD IenocrOI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
UPEIoLSTIGEeTN& O.
Give Your Attention!

JT'HE Ladies aad public generally are invited
to call at
h5RS. CLYMER'S VARIETY STGRE,
and examine AndroscoE&in aad other brards of
Sneeting at Cost prices. Table and Irish Linen.
Tarletou, and good Cdlic"cs 81 SEd cents,
with other y .esS Goods very cheap.
Marck Z. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

''PULL DowN YOUR VEsT"-"You keep
vests, my frint p said Du;chmau entering
Fulton clothing store the other day. The
clerk promptly ayeired that the store was
eramIued With then.
Il want vest, " said tho Tcuton, ''vat don't
rise up on it's lint leg nit the neck. ]
bought Won in Syracuse not long ago init
dow dollar pill, aud py shimmjuy don't
notice dot myself, but everywhere ] 20 tho
boys cry out init der streets "Yacub Wy in
der name Of der beard Of drustccs don't. you
pull down your vest down p and py dam l
have pulled down dot vest more'n droc dou-
sand dimes, till | wore all the bindings eff
NIT de puuons."
The clerk explained the joke and sold him
vest, and the old man went out with the cx-
cIamation: "Py shiuminy, l don't hear some.
tiDgs about dot ever in Sbcrmuny before"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

SCAOOL BCOASAND SIAtlON EH Y.
7 HAVE just received from Phiiadel lphia q COM
Plete line OF III School Books used II the schools
az any other house. Any book not on hand can he
furnishedin few dHys. have also large stock
of Letter Cap, Foolscap. Note. Tin n;ed. and Initial
Paper With Envelopes OF all sizes and shapes, with
States, Pen holders, Pens &C., ell at ow prices.-
Call aud examine c. E. BELLER
ORIENTAL CREAM, the most elegant and del
" ics,e preparation !or the SSin ever invented,
also Hagan Magnolia Balm and Saundero' Face
Powder. To be had at G. E. BELIEF S.
TTSE Coaguline for rDeEding China, C laes Earth
u enwRre, Stone, Ivory. Wood, Leather, Trim
kets, Toys &c, for sale by &. E. BELLER.
DEAD TaIS.-Safety from fire insured by using
IL the Hang up Box Matches 200 n box for on "
five cent?. Can he had at e i BELLER'S.
CNMIru's whooping Cough CordisI-a certain
y cure; Chsrry Psctorsl Truches-for coughs.
c0tis, sore throat, Bronchitis. &c. Also Wells x
Eddy Carbolc rocheo, for sale by
C6arlcstown. C.E. .pELLER.
DATENT NEW PROCESS FLOUR. mauutac.
L tured at veavorton Mills, by Washing gton s.
AexsnIer. For safe by
July 81, 1875. WASHINGTON tS LIPPITT.
u April 20, is75. in. EAsTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
THE DOG Law.

The following is the Dog Law which passed
at the last session of the Legislature of this
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
a Fearful Summons.

"Mr. Smith, called to see if I could tako
-FOUR life"
"Wh-wh-what d you say p exclaimed
Smith, in alarm.
81 say that Two come around to tako your
life. My name is Gum. As soon as heard
you were unprotected, that you had nothing
on your lie, | thought would Just run 10
and settle the thing at once"
Then Smith got up and went to the other
side of the table, and said to himself: "It's
lunatic who has broken ont of the asylum
Ho'll kill me if hollow or run. / must
humor him"
You can choose your own plan you know
It's immatorial to me. Some like ono wav,
and some like another. Jt'e matter Of taste.
Which ono do you prefer"
81 rather not die at nll, " said Smith in de-
spair.
''But you've got to die, Of course" said
Gum that's thing there's no choice about.
All l can do is to make death easy for you
TO make you feel happy us you go of. Now,s
which plan will you take 2"
"Couldn't you postpone it until to- offow,
SO to give me time to think z"
"Ne; l prefer to take you on the Dot I
might we'll do it now as at any otllor time.
y on have wife and children ~
Yes, and ! think you ought to have some
consideration for them aud let mo off,"
'Weli, that's curious kind of an Argu,
mont," said Gum. "Whcn l take you your
family will be perfectly protected, of course,
and not otherwise.
But why do you want to murder me-
IL
Murder 5ou. Murder you Who in tho
thunders talking about numbering you ?"
Why, didn't you SOY ="
Il called to get you to take out life in
surance policy in our company, aud -"
"Oh, you did, did you z" said Smith, sud.
denly becoming fierce "Wcll, ] mint n
going to do it, and want you to skip out Of tho
Office or I'll brain you with the poker. Como
row, skip"
Then Mf. Gum withdrew without selling
policy, and Smith is still uninsured.
IpLi2n Bulletin
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

NEEDLES for Howe, Wheeler & Wilson. Will
~ & Gibbs. Grover Baker No. %, and Gro
T. Baker No. Sewing Machines; new supply
just received and for sale by
May 25, 1878. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
me Fresh burned stone lime :or white
II washing just received and for sale by
May 25, 1915 GEO. w KEARSLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

FoFFEE.-Just receivedn fresh supply of Coffee,
~ which will be sold at reduced prices by
Jan. II, 1876. S. S. DALG Arm.
10 DIFFERENT kinds OF Chewing aud several
1sO kinds OF Sns Okiog Tobacco. Pipes Sn off &c.
for saIO by s. .DALG Arm.
eENTERPRIsE" Roasted Coffee for s.ie by
~ Jaa. II, 1876. 6, S. DALGARN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
THE EoUlrABLE's LIGBr AND AIR.
Building $50 Fee, Of Chimneys to spoil six-
teen Windows.

A novel contest has arisen between the
Equitable Life Insurance Company and Messrs.
John Schermerhorn and Alfred W. Craven, con-
cerning the marketable value OF light and air.
Mr.. Schermerhorn and MIR. Craven are Joint
owners OF piece OF property at II Nassau street,
formerly the Atlantic Bank. In It's rear, on the
same lot. Is small rectangular court which
affords light and ventilation to the offices over
looking II. The court IL about fifteen by twenty
feet In size. The space under 1t was until re-
Gently covered by skylght, and was leased as
an ONCE.
The value OF this court as means OF afford
ing light and air to one section OF the now
Equitable building Ia the bone OF contention.
Messrs. schermerhorn and Craven desired that
the company should buy part OF the court
from them, or else pay them an
nual royalty for the privilege OF having tho
open into IT. The company refused to sccede
to their terms on the ground that they were un-
Just. md on the ist Of May the owners began to
erect brick chimneys In the court to cover the
windows OF the Equitable building. The build
ing Is eight stories high, and there are two rear
out the light and air from all OF them, the brick
wall will, 1t "a said. have TO be run up about one
hundred and eighty feet. 1t has already reached
are daily Fastening the work forward.
One of the principal oficers of the insurance
court want us to pay them 100000 for the privi-
ledge OF obtaining light and air for the ofices In
| our building. when they made the proposition
| we refused to paw any such sum. What they
| desired us to do was to buy part Of the court
| adj cent to our building, The price they asked
was ct the rate Of $500 square inch. The sum was
| preposterous. and was demanded because the
| windows over the court were ndispensabls
| to US In furnishing light aud air. When they
found that we would not pay the price. they pro.
| posed that we should give 5000 year for the
| privilege OF having sixteen windows open
tion, but the owners refused. Finding
| that We would not submit to their
| eItortionate demands they undertook Q week
| ago to construct a chimney along the rear wall
| OF our building. The Clearing House hssocia-
| tion have four windows that look into the court
| and the ypayithe owners OF the court 500 year
| for each window. The Bank Of the Common
| wealth paid the same price for years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
JoTTINGs AHOUT rowN.

Commodore Vanderbilt kept his bed yesterN
day.
Mr. George Rgnold started for California last
evening. His wife Will sail Tor Eng and to day.
Miss Lima Gilbert recently shipped 800 volumes
OF DOCKS 10 the sta'c prison IN Lincoln, Nebraska
Uncle Daniel Drews creditors were to have
met him ~ ms home Yesterday. but he was III and un
sDle = attend TO business.
The Officers II the Republican Reform Club At
80 Union square, are James EmOtt, PresIdent Cot
Go,erneu' Carr. Secretary, anu Gtorge WAlklr rcA'
urer.
DR.. Ppoler's trottln0 stock OF thrty,eigh,
hc. a realized flDODl. DO Dunuing fun brother 10
s. Jun T. was bought by Thomls Canary OF 'his city
TIE FrcemdSon IA the titls Of "A new weekly
published IN TINS city for the benent of tue craft u Is
eiied by he Ry }. v. kenny, lIs articles are IN
terestng aud instructive
The land on the east side Of Northern avenue.
near F9rt washnst3n lns erop9fV c.s,d %. dny
Grard Foster for 10000,
George the Count Joannes, has been invited
BY the Directors Of The National Lecture Burrau TO
give his rendition ~ Hmici, unlncunbcred win auIi
Hall and June as the timo aud pace Tor the perform
AnCe.
Cameron Post OF the @, A. n. will decorate tho
Washington Monument IN Union square on Decoration
mcnt vii oe kept decorated until the Fourth OF July,
Gen, Josrpn g. PlneAhey Is Chairman VI the Commit
tee Of Arrangements.
Charles J. williamson, allasFernn, was put on
lug New YORK Central amt Bufii. New York aud Erlo
Railroad bonds IN 1873. over 81 QOoOO0 WAS realised
by the cOuneTfrters gang. aud Williamson ls TO
have Deen their principal.
The German Republican General Committee
OF this CIly has appointed Col. Van Schalk VIM "
Weber Georse khber N. bernhard. and Cha Waehner
feasAnce Agan Gustave A. RaL the President OF Ihs
Association OF the kighth Assembly distrir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
A CABINET MEETING.
Discussing the winslow Case and the Louisi-
ana Disturbances.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The Cabinet was
in session to-day for more than two hours, and
tho meerlng was of more than ord..iy inpor-
tance, inasmuch "a the note Just received from
Earl Derby upon The wlnsiow extradition case
was the subject Of great attention. The docu-
ment was read to the members Of the Cabinet
by Secretary Fish, and at the conclusion OF the
reading general conversation ensued upon the
subject matter Of the communication. Secre-
tary Fish will soon reply to Earl Derby, and
while 1t is not learned what the exact nature Of
the response will be, 1t can nevertheless be said
that the position already held will be adhered
to. The tenor OF the conversation to-day was
OF character to indicate very clearly that the
duty Of this Government lies In the abrogation
OF our extradition treaty with Great Britain,
though this may IN some measure depend upon
the British note In reply to the next despatch
from the Secretary OF State to Earl Derby.
The condition OF affairs In Louisiana was also
subject OF attention of the Cabinet to day though
no action was taken beyond what IL already
known. A telegram was read from Gen. Augur
to Gen. Sheridan. mentioning the receipt OF the
instructions OF Gen. sherman and further say
ing: Troops are already instructed to prevent
open violence. and rs far as possible to afford
protection to all requiring II. Bascom at Bayou
Sara telegraphs this morning that the disturb
ances are over. They were principally In Missis-
slppi."
Secretary Robeson read a telegram to the
Cabinet from Capt. Johnson, commanding the
United States naval forces on the Rio Grande
by its authorities to the custody Of tho German
and American Consuls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-20
THE a. o. II. RULED our.
ChsnceIior Prestsn's Action In View OF some
Recent Events.

Branches and Father Mathew T. A.
u. Society, the Holy InnoceDts', st. Patrick's
Mutual Aid and Benevolent. st. Peters. Transng-
uration, st. Andrews, st. Columbia, St. Paui's,
St. Alphonsus's, numerically strong Roman
Catholic societies, were represented In Hibernis
Hall last evening. The representatives OF tho
clergy were Father Alfred Young rector OF tho
Church Of st. Paul the Apostle, Ninth avenue
and Fifty-nlnth street, and Father Kearny Of
Vicar-General Quinn's household. Father Young
said that he had invited representatives OF Ro-
man Catholic organizations to meet and confer
In regard to grand celebration OF the LAYING OF
The corner stone Of the new Church Of 81. Paul
the Apostle. on the 14th Of June. The Paultst
OF the country, but they particularly desire to
maintain perpetual mission In New York. Its
vast nxed and floating population makes such a
mission desirable. The church that Is to bs tho
seat OF this mission will contain twelve confess
sionals and an uncommon number OF chapels (;
80 Catholics may go u confession ami commun-
ion whenever they desire. The services will be
as full as those In st. Peters Church In Rome.
The absence Of the Ancient Order OF Hiberni-
ans, perhaps tho IN ost powerful Roman Csthol ic
society in the United States. being commented
upon. Father Young expl lained that he had oeen
compelled by Vicar General linn to retract the
invitation to that order. Several Ancient HI
bernians who attended the meeting asked for
the Vicar-Genera ais reasons. Father Kearnv re-
piled that the Vicar-General h IS determined to
deem the order beyond the pale OF the Church
until " establishes chapels IN connection with
its meeting places. like all other Cath olic bodies.
aud discards mysterious signs and passwords.
participate In the ceremony OF laying the corner