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DEiAVFQS.
PEASE-Mrs. Minerva Pease, mother Of Adde
+. Pease, ut her residence, SOL Hubbard st. :.
Mt 5:l1 p, nl., 23u inst. She was in her 5Sth yea
Burial services will take place at o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
GRoSS-At the residence Of his son-in- law, F.
fItchback. S93 West Lake-st., Friday June 23.
a. 1.. John L. Gro:s, aged Is years aud months.
Funeral Sunday. June rs, ut i p. nj.
k1pPAX- AT Brantford. Ont, OF he1aorrhaetc
aroplc1y i'll the Goth year Of his age, Robert Kin
pax. father OF Prof. j. R. kippa1, II. D., Of this
city.
MoRAN-Thomas Moran got killed by the cara
at the North Side Gas House Friday afternoon
days. $500
Funeral from his fathers residence, No. 207
Townsend street, from there to the Church Of tit,
Holy Name, and from there by cars to Calvary, l
p- m.
sMITII-At 81 Lexington New York, Sat-
urday, June "a, Mrs Lucy Smith, aged Of years,
mothcr Of Afrs- Hiram Wheeler, Of Chicago.
NICKELL-.At Waukesha, Wis.,, June %. Of
consumption. Mrs. Marie c. Nickel, wife OF !.
n. Nickel, OF this city, in the eth year OF her
age.
- ISAACS-Adelaide, daughter Of Emanuel and
Lena 1saac*, aged years, i month, aud days.
Funeral Sunday, June -, ut 10 Il. m., from
their residence, .Gs South C1ark-st-
70 London (Ens) papers please copy.
, 1876-06-25
CHURCH COUNCILS.
MISSION WORK.
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune.


Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 24.-The Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met in State Convention at
tile Ninth Church last evening. The exercises
were mostly OF social character. Mrs. DR.,
Aaron Wood presided. An address Of welcome
by Miss Lizzie Holcraft was replied to by Mrs.
J. u. ChaiIee, giving thanks for the earnest vel
come rendered. After the address all adjourned
to the church parlors aud partook of M 0re sub
staut1al welcome In the shape of Strawberries,
ice cream, ard other palatable dishes furnished
BY tue Lafayette ladies of the Society.
The regular business Of the Convention COM
menecd to-day, the morning service, consisting
Of Scripture reading, singing, and prayer, were
conducted by Mrs. ]. F. Willing
The following officers were elected: Presf-
dcnt, MIs. j. T. Early Laporte; Secretaries,
Miss NGttic Terry aud Mrs. J. ]. Chaffce:
Treasurer, Mrs. Bowers, Thorntown.
Mrs. White read very interesting papcr on
- The Necessity Of Womans Missionary
society" Mrs. Mackenzie also read paper on
" The Reflex Influence OF Missionary Work.
A large part Of the day was occupied with
reports from auxiliary Societies from I'LL parts
Of the State, giving the condition Of the Society
and the good it was accomplishing. These re-
ports show tho Society to be in q very lattcring
condition.
a poem was read BY Mrs. Atkinson; paper
read by Mrs. Claypool, OF Michigan City; also
addresses in the evening by Mrs. Aaron Wood,
Miss Black, aud map exercise on China was
giyen by Mrs Marsee.
Tomorrow the ladies' conduct the services In
Trinity and Ninth Street Churches. The Con-
Eent1on is largely attended, and much interest
manifested
, 1876-06-25
WHERE TO Rl)Y A HAT.

new etorc with new goods has been opened By
A. P. Harris j. Co. at No. 116 Clark street. where
they will be pleased to see their many friends,
Mr.. Harris has long been identified with tho hat
and cap business Of Chicago. He was for upwards
of five years salesman with Bishop & Barnes rrcvl-
ous to the fire. After the fire he opened store On
West Madison street under the firm name of Harris
Stone, where thet did good business and made
a host Of friends Sin 1874 they moved to the cor
ner OF Clark and Monroe, where the panic struck
them, and they went under. Messrs. 4. P. Harris
& Co. have bought their goods for cash, at great
reductions, and can sell them at prices that defy
competition.
, 1876-06-25
mARX&3tAEES.

MARRIAGES.,
RRoPHY-RO0NEY-A the Cathedral Of thc
taoy Same; BY the Rev: DR.. NcMu1!cn, 3Ir: Will
daughter OF Mr.. and AIRS, William Rooney
,W1l1TSEI-IoOD-1n Chicago. on the goth
lnst, ut the RESIDENCE Of the officiating clergyman,
the Rev. Alexander Youkes, Nr. Charles 4. whit,
ney and Miss Carrie 4. ROOD, all Of this city.
DANls-B1GELOW- Thursday evening, June
y, 1870: at the residence Ut the BRIDES parcnts
70: s11 West Madison street, by the Rey. G. Il.
Pcekc, Mr. c. Mi1lard Davis and Miss Maria A.
Bigelow. all Of Chicago. No caris.
M1CK-1t1TCHELL-1n this city, SATURDAY.. Jnne
cncys oy fse M R h1s. Kse ch9rss E Cheney 1t tie
Forty first street. Mr.. Charlcs E. Mick anI atiss
Alice Mitchell. N'''
BOWMAR-TUREER-At the residence of the
brides father. Ulysses Turner Esq. in Vcrsailc..
~; Thursday evening, June Is, BY the Rev, w.
r. TAYLOR Nr: Joseph Marshall Bowman, Of Chi
cago, to Miss Charlotte Turner, OF Versailles
DALY-WfCkOFF-1n this city, jane IL, 1876
6y the Rev Or: Elijah Stone, Mr.. a. Herbert
DAILY and Miss Georsiuna Wyckon, both Of this
city. ~
, 1876-06-25
BANKRUPT SALE OF JEWElRY,

A rare chance is now offered to those Wishing to
purchase watches, jewelry, diamonds, silyerware,
ETC., at the bankrupt sole, No. 127 Lake street,
corner Of Clark, consisting Of the entire stock Of
the late firm Of r. ]. Morse & Co. This is truly
the ''goldcn opportunity, " as the goods will be
closed out without regard to cost This is genu-
Inc bankrupt sale, and those who would like to OBJ
tain good bargain would consult their own inter-
est BY calling at the above number and examining
the goods. Sale to be conducted by Messrs. Lay
& Roddin, jewellers of good reputation and long
experience. and all goods warranted as repre-
9enfnI
, 1876-06-25
FREEMASONRY.
TIE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE .fAsoNs.

TIE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE 3fAsoN5.
The London Times Of the 8th has the follow
ing:
Last night the Grand Lodge Of English Free
1nasons held its quarterly communication at Great
Queen street: As there were several proposals
before, The English craft to give . ''welcome
from bis Eastern journey, there was very fulll
attendance Of Grand otieers and Wozshipfuf Mas
| ters, Past Masters, md Nardcns OF Lodges. who
showing the great Interest taken in the question.
Lord Leigh. the Provincial Grand Master OF War
wicknhire. occupied the Throne, the Wurlens being
non. Among the brethren present were Lord Shrews
bnry Lord Tcntcrden, sir, Albert Woods lGartcr),
cfeaton at ahs rev. sl j. " WATCH HaSss 5ob ES
wn feT 81 JdSn col Brown
funja6 54 r. s. sandeaan, Pis{1iet Grand Ma.ter ter
Grand secrctary; Knhc, Grand organist; Giddic'
inson, @ and tie key: Ksy Il Wisram: After a
Grand Lodge at home and in british Possessons
aa fsR ths ySSa fwny
this Grand Lodge desires to return its humble and
hearty thanks to the Almighty Architect Of the
their beloved Grand Master his Royal IIighncss the
Prince OF Wa1es.'' This was received with
ca vi wh9 f. oSS no n
memory Of that happy event determine to devote
the of Of - 600 in aid Of the restoration ofthc
with the history Of Freemasonry in England-st
P1ul's and St. Albans," In the course of very
able speech he pointed out that ST. Aban was the
that Sir Christopher Wren way Grand Master In his
time, and the speaker urged that No more worthy !
se5 be to d ssaa S the the
money could be giren he said these had hourfshcd
and would flourish answering the view that these
, 1876-06-25
APPROVED STATEMENT.

CHARLEsTowE, Mass. March 81, 1865,
MIR. H. r STEVENS:
Dear Str: ~ the year 1850 while residing at Portland
Me-. was afflicted with Cancer MY nose, which
made rapid progress ALI Of the best ply teru
were consulted, without any benefit For period Of
s3 years Y continued 70 increase and extend until II
WIS Invading my whole sysrctn. suffered the ,ost
.xcruc!ItnE nuins. until my nearly gone and
9uunu ft wsa approaching fatal termination. Hc.s
burnt ogt OF house and home by the great lire Of 1866
moved here; ".!! WIS cntreAted to try the 1ntun
Biood Remedy, VEGETISE, and: suffering greatly,
without hopc confidence III relief by any medicine
finally consented to try tt; aud only those WHO have
similar sulerinE can realize my feelings when, after
two months trial. found the open commencing
to heal Gaining confidence tat ths disease being
no other medciuc] ! faithfully continued its use an
fully rcstorcd.
am confident II had used VEGETISE IN the carly
stages OF the disease would have arrested its progress
and saFed years Ut great suffering desire simply that
others may be benefited aud atteHton called to IL use
fuhe.s: and In the interest Of suffering humanity
only cheernlfy ad! my testimonial to It's entire sue
cess n ny case; and. though have lost nearly NIL ot
statement. Mrs. JOHN PATTERSON,
20 Evcrrtt-st-
, 1876-06-25

The little grandson Of one Of our best-known
citizens bought toy balloon the other day with
silver quarter. After he had played with It 3
little while the string broke, and it rose rapidly
toward the sky. The little fellow was greatly
vexcd at his loss, and all efforts to calm his
that it was not the loss Of his balloon which
vcxcd him, but the thought tlat it had cost
him twenty-five cents, and God Tdt going toget
It for uot11uEl
, 1876-06-25

AN INQUIRY.
4o0e Editor of The Trtoune
cAlcAGo, June 22.-I observed In SUNDAYS
issue copy Of circular from the Grand Orient
OF Egypt to the Grand Lodge Of New York,
"nlen appears to have been spread on the min
u'es ana tie original placed in the archives Of
lnat distinguished body. Now, will you be 50
good as to say, in your next Sundays issue, what
connection, If any, exists between what the cir
coIar calls the Rcgcneratcd Egyptlon Craft,
which Is working to strengthen more and more
inc sacred ties binding aud uniting all Free and
Accepted Masons who are spread throughout
the world, for the glory Of the G. 0. T. U.,"
ano the Egyptian Rite Of Memphis, which was
introduced here, and into which SO many Of our
!pfishtest Masons were initiated some years ago,
out which, for some reason or other appears to
oe now de1unct, or held in abeyance2
e. SuEMENOTH
=, ANY person having knowledge to impart on
this subject can do SO through these columns.]
, 1876-06-25

Spec9a< DtSpdfch to IHef31bHHk.
MONTREAL, June 2f.-The ustoms author{
ties to-day seized two Amcrian barges which
have been engaged in conveying cargocs from
one Canadian port to another.
Another batch Of 200 Menonftes left for
Manitoba to-day.
The County Orange Lodgchc a meeting
last night and passed resolutios deeply regret.
ting the position assumed by aportion Of the
press; also the 1ll-fecling nlnifcstcd by the
Protestant population toward the proposed
celebration Of the 18th Of July BY an Orange
procession, and in consequenceof this opposi-
ton recommended that no publ procession be
held.
Special Dispatch to The 1i6une.
QUEBEC, June A.-The Orane Delegates rep
rescntng the Grand Lodge of British America
will sail from Quebec the 1st pnxino.
SDecfat Dtspatch to 7ne 11bHne,
OTTAWA, June 24.-1he Dominion Govern
mcnt has sent orders to Englad for the pur-
chase Of tiveG+pounder rifle gun. to be mounted
at Negro Point for the protection OF St. John
IN. b. l1arbor. Orders have $50 been issued
for thu partial mounting Of Polt Lewis fort at
Quebec
, 1876-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

As long as our patrons continue tn KEEN us
engaged as we have been for the past two years wc
sna DC be en- to continue our present rates.
20 Ios the best full set Of teeth; II not, we mnst
ailings ut onc-third the usual rates u, B. Nc
Chesney, corner Clark and Randolph streets
, 1876-06-25

Joliet instead of to iafl. The reason, perhaps,
NAV be tl4at the penitcntIary Is full to overflow
Ing. holding at this. time over LOCO conyicts.
Thc Court may have thought that institution
was too full for comfort, and concluded to in
tern the revenue thieves in the County Jail.
, 1876-06-25

PARDRID.CE S

VIII offer on MONDAY, and during
the next so days, their Entire Stock
OF SPRING and SUMMER GOODS
at reduction of Is to so per cent.
100 pcs heavy Black Gros Grain
S1lk st csc, S1.O0, $l.15, and 81 as.
5o pes Gu1net Black Gros Grain
S1lk at $l.35. $1.50. and $l.75 por
yard. We guarantee these to be
1ully rs per cent cheaper than any
goods offered for the money.
| 100 pcs Gulnet Best Black Gros
Garain, ~ satin finish, $2.OO, $2.lO. and
g $4a:32, 20, worth $3.50, $2.75, and
400 pcs handsome shades Co1ored
$1.25. "o
90 pes Navy Blue and Seal Brown.
q inches vide, at $l.85 and Sis;
cheap at $2.25.
10 pcs Guinet, finest quality. SUI
perb finish, at $3.50 and S2'76
These two numbers cannot be-
matched elsewhere for loss than
$500 and $3.50.
500 pcs Iron-frame Grenadine at
as, 80. and 35c., worth double.
so pes 1ron-framo 4renadine at
~ l.2c., warranted all silk and
wool.
$50 pcs Fancy Plaid Grenadines
at l5c., cheap at soc.
5 cases Assorted Plaids, good
styles, at 6, 8, and l2 1-2c.
10 casos English Plaids and
Stripes at Is and 1885,, marked down
from IS and SOC.
800 pcs ALI Silk md Wool Pom
gees at 81 l-2c., reduced from csc,
SO pcs All Wool Twiued Debeiga
at ~ lac, cheap at zoe.
500 pcs Debeiges, Browns and
Grays, at &c.,, worth 25c.
1000 pcs Japanese Silks at 90 and
25c, reduced from 80 and 4Oc.
500 pes All Wool Black Cash<
meres at 65, rs, end 35c.
$50 pcs All Wool Black Cash
mere, 48 inches wide, at 8Oc., chear
500 pcs Black Brilliantoon, fins
1ustre, at 81 1-3c, worth 6Oc.
5000 Remnants Pacific Percalest
80 inches wide, at 7 and Sc.
1000 Parasols and Sun Umbre1la6
from auction at $1.50, Sits, $500.
$3.50, and $500, fully 80 per cent
below the regular prices.
500 LADIES' Linen Suits, in three
pieces, at $2.75, $3.50, $4.25, and
100.
500 Ladies' Linen Suits, in threa
pieces, elegantly emb., at $780,
$3.50, and $500.
, 1876-06-25

0RDNAY 4 NE,HLAND. 209 WEST MADISON STREET,
in the future in the past will continue to lead
in reducing prices to meet the requirements of
their patrons. Their latest ''drop" il $40 suit
for S35, Try them.
, 1876-06-25
THE WHITE HOUSE MISTRESS

to be, Is the question, but whoever she is, Of
her qualifications must be music. Ladies' having
an eye in that direction should buy piano Of Pei
ton & PQmeruY, 23l State street,
, 1876-06-25

Col. BR1sTow has retired from the Cabinet,
mt he rot in his work we'll before stepping
doxn and out Let those who don't believe it
tale . peep into the Cook County Jail.
, 1876-06-25

Tie "ltchcry Of Woman.-The Proudest
con9ueror the lowliest scsf, rndesr savage sue
cumb alike to benuty's charms, No aid to heanfv
IL so potent rs Gouraud's Olympian Cream. Con.
veys no idea OF meretricity. For sale By nil drug
, 1876-06-25

The above statement Is from who was great suf-
ferer for many year tying many Physicians and many
dy-the VEGETINE. DOGS + not copciusiyey show tic
q e iy an1 s9d dout nfaE auaes n
the vEGETlSE for diseases Of the blood: II you have
voluntarily given testimony Of IL cures.
, 1876-06-25
THF ltklON.S0,1aRF COMPANY

Gcntf1e's photographs OF this company, which
arc exhibited In the Centennial, attract universal
attention. Gentle is engaged photographing the
company again. Studios No. 103 State street.
, 1876-06-25

Catarr1' Hay Fever. permanently cured
y me uncqnaled French method Trial, and sam
, 1876-06-25

The following officers were elected for iG. the 81 81!
suing term: H. ]. Tilden, G. NJ; F. P Damn,
D. G. ~; G. Il. Randall, G.. W; ". B. Lyon,
9. Sec; Henry B. Brooks, G. Treas. John B.
Harmon, G. Rep; to G: L. of Y; ST.. A: Nc
tees; q. s. Gates, J. Il. Harmon, A. J. Lucas,
John F. Miller, T. q. Sine1, Leland Stanford, c.
A. Pomcroy, Frank B. Austin, Trustees for o.
F. College.
ELEcT1NG GRAND OFFICERS.
The beauties Of the system OF electing Grand
Officers In the Subordinate Lodges are being ad-
mirably illustrated in New York. Electio:eer-
ing circulars OF 2 very questionable character
arc being sent all over the State, and the peace
and harmony of the Lodges are being greatly
disturbed by these uncalled-for and highly-un-
popular measures for the accomplishment of
private ends and the realization Of personal am
bition.
There may be some time wasted where cleo
tfons occur during Grand Lodge session, but
nothing SO utterly demoralizing Us is now going
on in New York under the other system: All
over the State, the feuds and bitterness OF a
few politicians are being transp1anted into the
subordinate lodges The good sense Of the
masses will no doubt prevent any serious iniu-
r., but the promoters OF discord are Justly cen
surab1e for such Illegal conduct.
ITEMS.
Island Lodge, No. 591, will hold public in
stallation Saturday evening, July 8. E. B. Sher-
man, 2. G. II. and G. R., viii conduct the exer-
cIses.
Excelsior Encampment, No. los, I. O.. OF,
Friday evening elected the following officers:
c. P, Frank r. Burchett; II. F., Charles S.
Brown; 8. W., 4. B. Russ; R. Scribe, T. ].
Dacey; Fin. Scribe, A. 3. Waggcner; ]. w.,
John Beck; Representative to the Grand En-
campment for two years, i. II. Waegeuer.
, 1876-06-25

Madame Gettz Lucas, of California, First
premium pFescryer OF natural flowers, will teach
ger process to limited number Of pupils. Apply
lie Life Building. 1>~p1N
, 1876-06-25

76 Madison street is the place to get Euro
sour Mash Whiskies. No gentleman will leave the
city without bottle of II, -@~
, 1876-06-25
GAS STOVES, lcE-ROXFS.

CHS S1UVES, TCE-EUXES.
To make room for large assortment OF the ce1e-
brated '*Retort Gas Stoves, will sell boxes
and refsigerators at q, large reduction. Call and
inspect my stock before you purchase. Charles L.
Page, LAT State street.
, 1876-06-25

CA. :N|lC.H:!!1'.|RI|:2 Ell:
CAM Be CURED.
all that may be Said to The Contrary
Notwithstanding.

had bccn pronounced beyond the reach medicine by
the best medical skill of New England certainly merits
many n Of whom sre now dnily prescribing EGETiSE
established and recognized BY ali classs of people 70
be the only reliable Blood Purifier,
, 1876-06-25

save Your Iiair.-1f you wish to sare your
natr ana keep it strong and healthy, use BUR
, 1876-06-25

Ihree medals were awarded ut Vienna.
ast photographer, 72i Wabash avenue, Chicago,
, 1876-06-25
AVENUE ART GALLERY.

Remember that you can get the most exquis-
itely finished carte dc visite photograph ut
Robert F. Hughes popular gallery, No. $50
Wabash avenue, at So per dozen,
, 1876-06-25
All Diseases Of th1 Blood,

II vEGET1SE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure such discusses restoring The patient perfect
1ealth afIer trying different physicians. many
yau @ arr sasfer y"u can b. eursd2 Why T. t med
blood !n the circulating and: 1t truly be called
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source Of
does not act directly It. to purify and reuorate
has any just claim upon public attention.
, 1876-06-25
MUSICAL.

The liberal inducements offered by the Root q
Sons Music Company to dealers and consumers Of
shcet-music, mueic-books, and musical instru-
ments make 158 State etreet very popular place.
, 1876-06-25

WHETHER YOU HEED THIS Or moi
the fact still remains that Dalton, 1872 State
street, sells the best tFishcr> refdgerators, best
{Packer) cream -freezers, best (Rcdzic) watcr.1l-
ters a. we'll as others, ut lowest prices
, 1876-06-25

REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS, AND INDEPENDENTS,
no matter whatyou political crceds. II you hare
soilcd, faded, ragged, half-worn garments, send
them to us for cleaning, repairing, dyeing, or
securing, Cook j. McLain, so Dearborn street.
, 1876-06-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Flourishing Condition Of Odd
Fellowship in California.
Troubles in New York Under the Nev
System Of Electing Grand
Officers,
ODD-FELLOWSH1p.

CALIFORNIA.
WMe pennsylvania lcads in membership,
1a1l1ofn1a stands at the head OF Grand Jurisdic-
LIONS IN enterprise and material resources.
Many OF the Lodges have accumulated consid-
el4nle wealth. aud their liberality is proyerbial.
"nen telegram was sent to San Francisco
after Chicago was consumed, responses like
these came backon wings Of lightning: "Tcmp
RusLo 1a1 Lodge No u sends $1,000 gold,' Ycrba
you Vta New York; and SO it went on % nntfl fl
more than sl4,0oo gold had been sent. Tie
urand Encanlpment recently met in annual
siding. eA~'0 p'e
From the reports the States of the Patrfarcha1
branch is learned to be as follows.
, 1876-06-25
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
RED(jC'T IONS!

aaED wv d / WRHV ]
! Being desirous OF reducing our large
| stock OF DRY GOODS, we have made
| sweeping reductions in all departments.
The following are q few Of the many bar
gains we are now Offering:
500 Pieces
R@aid f d asnitings, init 8, 8, 10 and 12c, worth 10,
1000 Pieces
Stylish Spring Dress Goods, Wool Fill
n t1nass. Ps!ain, s Striped. and Plaid, IS, IS, 80,
offered.
100 Pieces
BlncE all Wool Cashmeres& 60, 05, rs, 85c
ana -, former prices rs, 85c, 81, $1.25
and $l.35.
l5O Pieces
Ge9utne 15on-Frame Gzenadine, ,27 In ches
VIDE, rs, 80, IS, 40 and soc, decided bar
100 Pieces
Genuine 1ron-Frame Grenadine, 2 yards
vide, 81, $1.25, $l.5o and So, cheapest
Grenadines ever offered.
200 Pieces
sos soGa H5Sy Hs5tyles, 10, Il ana i5e, worth 80, Is
240 Pieces
6naHtv S5afk GE1s-GTa5a e. Press silks. geod
$l.75 and SO, the greatest bargains Of the
season.
150 Pieces
Summer Silks, 65, rs, 85c and 81.
500 Pieces
aaaS 11odk M4hai5 A1pacas splendid black and
in Chicago for the money.
900 Linen Suits
s., 81, IS, So, 50 and $40, former price
fully 90 per cent more.
100 Centennial Ulsters and Busters, au
Linen, $3, ~ aud So.
l59 Cloaks,
=. IS: s.. ss, $40, ia. and SIS, marked
500 Lace saces1es,
Marked down So, 81, SIS, SO, 50, $40. sl2,
and So; Pr1Se guaranteed to be less then
750 Lace S7,ayggs
G9ainE rs out g. s1,5o Sc, SO, -, SIS, so, So,
1000 Pa1asoIs.
Fifty Different STYLES OF handles, all si1x.
closing out at S5c, 81, sl.25, $1.5O, g,
$3.50, So, $3.50. 50. and IS.
5000 Fans,
Two hundred and fifty styles, to be closed
out at a=tonishiugly low prices.
200 Cases Of Straw Goods.
Consisting Of Boys, Mems, Misses. and I,a-
lies. Straw Hats, to ba closed out at creat
,acE1oce.
40 Gases
3at3a' Crochet Quilts, s1.15; former price,
> Cases
rom $1.35.
In addition to the above. we now offer
rent barRains in Corsets, Cotton and Me-
mo ! e. Underwear, Sash Ribbons, and Ribbons
Also. specia! bargains will be found in our
soot 1nd Shoe Department. Ladies' French
id Shoes. $3.50, worth SIS. Ladies' Kid |
Ippers. 75c, 81, $l.25. Newport Ties,
l.5o, worth $3.50. Children's Shoes in
reat variety. very cheap.
ar ET 4 M
, 1876-06-25

Ihe election Of officers for the ensuing term
OF Excelsior Lodge No. 8, takes place Friday
evening at No. IL South Ha1stcd street.
, 1876-06-25

From the foregoing It will be seen TINT the In
crease IN wealth and numbers during the past year
j. without parallel in the history OF tie Subordinate
Encampments in this jurisdiction
The following are the officers: Fl. s. 1Finn,
6. F.; ]: ": Hayes, G. H. P; J. F. Miller, G.
Scribe; D; Hunter, G. Treas; J. F. Brown, G.
=. W; !: D: Barnard, G: J. W; Nathan Porter,
Kep; to q. L:of y. S.; L. Sober, J. i. McC1el-
land, c. Bartlett, Trustees
The Grand Lodge met at the same time, with
u. W. Willis, Grand Master, in the Chair. A
large number OF representatives were present,
The Grand Muster reports:
, 1876-06-25

nnme,a;mpments- n0,a;ap ....--.-............... SIS
aott.es a :.;;;-.... -.:.............. 81
niu ~ " nali stock o"ned.-.........$ 50, ITO
1ri aiue " ecmctef1ea. ea......-.....-......... 7l6
value OF real estate. ........ g ODO
Amount Invested not before enumerated. AZ 344
sa'us u Ie:afa, furniture etc..-.-.....- 30, 500
0"oonI VI 1unos On hanu.-. &c, 95o
Total amount Ct property. .s158, 773
p;a Ut anneral dement's ..-.-.......-... Hts
b9 ~ to1 WIDOWS anu orphans. ............. 792
Pald for all other purposes. ............ 80. 7,615
-o~%A > -, lt4
Members reported April i, 1876. 3.oD8
Members reported April !, 1875........ 2,852
, increase. a1e.......--....-....- .......... 446
Encampucnt property April i, 1876. ..... S156, 773
Encampment property last year as...... lis, 1o2
Tie Grand Patriarch says In concluding his
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

! T. T. EoFEg RE KELLY
! KELLY & h0fER,
Stock and Money Brokers
office in County Ea;Idlngc,
CARSON CITY. KRv.
WILL PURCHASE AND SELL
Y? strictly on commission
Mining Stocks
BONDS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
Aud all other Securities deal. In st the SAP
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
Advances made on ap.
proved Stock and other
Securities.
Legal Tenders Boagh, ard Sold |
Correspondents in San Francisco:
Messrs. J. II. LATHAM s co.