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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21
70 Nervous Sufets-The Great European
Remedy DIR. ]. B. SIMPSONS Specific
Medicine

". i, Simpson's specific Medicine ia a positive
,uge for Sp rmatorhea, impotency, weakness and
diseases resulting from seit'abuse, as nervous de,
ity irrimbilitr, mental anxiety, languor assitude
preston Of spirits functional derang ements OF
tho nervoua system generally pain in bach or side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21


toss Of memory,
premature OIL d
age and dlsease'
that lead tOcOu
suinption,insNn-
lty and an early
grave or both.
30 matter how
shattered tn q
system may be
ffnru .vnnga az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21
The Holman Liver and Stomach Pad

Inc Holman Liver and stomach Pad
Works ~ ABSORPTION. IS fTvo fold IN SIS action
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IT is marvellous in its prompt and radical cure OF
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the seat of most all diseases.
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IT removes torpidity of the Liver gives tone to tho
stomach a,yeSfisg fermentation and PAIN by giving
it the natural quantity of bile and gastric juices.
1T also vtalizes the entire system with Natures
true tonic.
1T arrests all deteriorated and pois onous fluids in
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system by way OF circulation.
1T absorbs from the body every particle OF blood.
poison, whether bilious fnalarial or medicinal and
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IT is the most wonderful discovery OF the nine
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Send for our pamphlet, giving extended informa.
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Caution to the Public e7vaye of poisonous
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Tie reputation 81 he genuine. By none 6W fhs
Holman Pad, etc.
Descriptive Price List.
Regular Pad-S2.oo; Incipicnt diseases of the
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Special Pad-sS.oo; Chronic Liver and Stomach
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xxx Pad or Spleen Bert-Ssoo; Is intended
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Body Plastors -sot. j. For Nervous and
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Sent by mail, free of postage receipt OF price.
Wholesale and Retail Depot. {
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BATES & HAkLEY,
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21
Toaoa 5-Rangs s-Laacastsr.
Inann SIN,

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Part of ma nh swA
sea beg l6 rds of
ne cor thence 20
rd5. thence 16 rds,
thence 20 rds, then
16 rds TO beP......... % Wall err McCora & OF
Part n1z sh sw4 SEA
beg 20 rds of NV cor
thence 20 rds, then
81 rds, thence 20
rds, thence 81 rds
to 26 Bailey. Jr...... IL 20
Frac'l lot and all of
nwA of Wis river. 81 B Clauson.,.. 10 10
Els swz less Is aes off
nside......",-,..... 81 Walker McC % 05
Part ofswz nwA beg
IA rds of NV cor
thence rops
thence rds,
rds n s rds to beg IS Miles Rositer - 3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-21
Ayers
HAIR Va!go,',
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressin g
which is at once
a gre e a b e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to ats
criminal collar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
CCPID'S CAPERS.
The Two Fashionable Weddings
of Yesterday.

Cupic. that cunning little god. got in
his work Yesterday 10 ar "lrming EN-
tent among our society people. tie
aimed and shot his bow at two loving
couple. and succeeded in each c. So IN
causing the advice as given by the Arcs
lie. Paul tn be followed ont.
The first wedding o! Yesterday occur
red on Oaio soil, but the contracting
parties were well known here in this
city. The wedding was a quiet affair,
and took pl ace at go \. N. ut the Shcr-
man House Bridgeport, at which time
Miss Annie Turner was made Mrs.
Frank Townsend. Miss Turner was
Quite a favorite among number 81
Wheelirgites. Mr.. Townsend Is en-
ploved i'm the Office Of the TuScarGwas
Valley road, and is the son oi the prcSi-
dent OF the company. Rev. ChaiiaEt
performed the ceremony. Immediately
afterwards the newly married pair left
for an eastern trip. -
At three O'Clock in the afternoon an
ether wedding took place: this time IN
the First Presbyterian church. The
bride. Miss Della Harbour, and the
groom, Mr. Alex. Mitchell, are both well
kGown here in the city. The wedding
WAS = luiet affair, very few being pres
emit. Messrs. u Baird. Jr, EIrl O-le-
bav and |. +. Jones acted rs ushers.
Mrs. : Ridgley presided at the organ,
and rendered the wedding MARCHES IN
her usual good style. Rev. Cunning
ham performed the ceremony, which
was 81 o-t. and at its conclusion Mr.
Mitchell and bride were driven to the
p. C. and -. l.. depot, where they took
the train iDr the Last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Monthly Meeting Not Held on
Account of no QuOrum-Su-
pcrintcndcnt'S Report.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board should have been held last night,
but owing 10 the absence OF quorum,
no business was done. After waiting
until haii.past O'Clock Tor the requl'
site number Ut members, Capt. Wilson
was, on motion OF Mr.. Maxwell, called
20 tne chair, and in the absence OF the
clerk, DR.. Huliihen, superintendent
I!eryey called the roll. The following
gentlemen answered to their names:
NeSsrs. Caldwell, A., Criswe'l. E1eling,
Maxwell, Miller, J. C, McCully, Wilson,
A., Wilson, W. \.
Below is the report OF the Srperin-
,cntent for the month OF September:
WHEELING, October 81, 1880.
IT, The Board OF Education:
GExTLEuES-The following is 4 sum-
mary OF the reports OF the schools OF
the schools OF the district ior the month
Of September, lsS):
Enrolment iHr the month, 5 69l; nv.
craze attendance, ) SIS; average ab.
Sence, 3jS; per cent. OF attendance on
enrolment, 81.
Cases OF tardiness Washington, 100;
Madison, %; Clay. lC6; Union, 49,;
Centre. rs; Webster, -; Richie, -;
colored, 63; total, 566.
Pupils perfect in attendancs-WaSh.
ington, l65; Madison, al; Clay, 25S;
Union, lIl; Centre, "6; Webster, ll2;
Eitchie. 267; colOred, II; total, ll30
Enrolment in each school-Washing'
ton 5O4. Madison SIS. Clay 572; Union
~, Centre So, Webster 90, Richie
GaN: cClored 81.
Per cent. OF attendance Washington,
al, Madison %, Clay 81, Union 30, Cen
tire -, Webster 81, Richie 81; colored
20
Pupils in the several branches-Orth-
o,raphv 3.65i. reading 3,2>4, writing
1854, mental arithmetic LAG, written
arithmetic 1915, geography 1908, Eng
lSh grammar 500. history 223, physiOl"-
" 100, natural philosophy %, chemistry
~. botany 6, ASTRONOMY l., algebra l55,
geometry %, constitution and science OF
government -, rhetoric 81, physical
geography ll3, German language POI,
drawing:30
Amount paid for instruction, includ-
M German, - OILS
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
Enrolment in Observation-Disclosures,
y: Madison, -; Clay, 90; Union, s.;
Ccntre. IL; Webster, -; Richie, 16;
total. pol.
Number oil classes, -.
Number OF pupils OF German parent
eye. Is.
Number Of pupils other than German
parentage, los.
Number OF pupils in Grammar
Rooms, so.
Numuer al pupils in Division A, 1876.
Numbcr OF pupils in Division b, %.
Amount paid Tor instruction in Ger
man, Slj4.
Respectfully submitted,
+ JouN {. HERvEY, Srpt.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on next Thursday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
Childr,n's Home Benefit.

The various committees connected
with this coming event, met Yesterday
afternoon. in McLain's Hell. The Ia ads
OF these committees are I'D WORKERS and
ux lrrstsnl their duties 80 vel, thar II
is quite remarkable what progress Is h-'
in. made.
Tae DOH show promises BIC. Some
thin. ike two huud.ei dolls will be
displayed ,o- sale; sHi Miss Mo.he LIST,
chairman OF the committee, informs us
they are ready to receive Or,iers, and
dress any especially large or Tine dolls
The dinners and suppers were under
discussion when our reporter entered.
Frees Tor meals were fixed at - cents
and it made us hungry as the bill OF fare
for ThankSgivingday was gone over. The
Decoration Committee were asking for
autumn leaves, and said they would he
glad to have any one so ont into the
woods and gather OF the fallen foliage,
and press the same, ready for service
next month at the festival.
Some OF the other workers reported
that they were 10 meet at private houses;
so another general conference will not
take place for two weeks, meanwhile
everything is progressing spendidly,
AMI the benefit gives every indication OF
being a grand success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
THE MAENNERCHOR
Society Celebrates its Twenty
fifth Anniversary i'm Grand
Styie.

One OF the most promising as well rs
one OF the oldest and best organ ztd
sincin. societies in the city is the Maer-
narchor. For the past twenty-five years
i, has been one OF WhecilnSs mSttu
lions, and its concerts aEd assemblies
have aiways been ENJOYABLE. but more
have been more So than was the twenty
filth anniversary, which WAS celebrated
last evening ~ their hall. corner 81
Fourteenth and Market streets. Nearly
all the members living were present,
both oil and Young, active and passive,
and all entered fully into the OCCASION,
revived Old memories, sn1 enIDy"d
themselves hugely.
At about e!sh, O'Clock Mr.. Fred Ar
benz, the president cf the society. Gale"
the aSSeuhlI.- u:-shcr and delivered =
spjrited address al welcome, IN which
he reviewed the society from us irc-p'
zion u the present time, spoke OF us
Prosperity and gradual increase and
congratulated the members on the
Present gOod Standing IL the Maenncr-
chor. This was followed by a concert
which consisted Of Two chOrUses by the
society tsa; were sp.endlGly rendered, a
piano 500 nv Miss Louisa Mahn, aud 4
violin SOLO hv Prot. Herman Schockey.
Both oi these selections were warmly
received.
At the close of thc concert, q maInltl-
cent new silk banner was presented TO
the society ty Miss Amelia App,r. The
banner is go,d iringei beauty and
bears on one side the inscription "Eln
Geschenk der Ddmen, Prcscnhir; Ock'.
2lst, 1850" while the reverse bears
Der Maenuerchnr, Wae"lirg, W. Va,
Gegrudet O,kt. 18th, 1879. rs the IN
scription shogS, II Is a present
from the ladies, and will be highly
priced Nv tue Society. Mr.. Fred ArbeEz
received the present in a neat little
speech. and then turning, presented 10
the SOciety'S worthy director, Prof..
Hermann SchOckey, q handsomely
mounted baton. That gentleman WAS
surprised, but managed to return his
thanks.
The ball was then declared open, ami
for several hours ai'erward the happy
dancers kent time with Wing feet To the
music OF Meyers orchestra. Ab)ut
twelve refreshments were served by the
ladies'.
The twcntv-tifth anniversary may be
pat down as decided success, and the
Society cor graduated on the suspicious
star, il makes in another quarter CEN
tury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. john McLain, formerly night
operator at the Western Union office,
hut now oithe Pittsburgh office, was n
T. wn yesterday.
VIII Scalcs, o. Bsrnesvile,. is visiting
fri. nds in North Wheeling.
I. Marcellus Marshall, OF Chenille,
Gilmer county, West Virginia, is IN the
city tonight on his way home from
Pennsylvania.
squire Philips SAYS that he goes TO
the circus because IT Is fashionable even
NJ il is an Wiul bore.
VIM. A. Stoe,zar, Of tie South Side,
returned yesterday, nom Philadelphia.
He brought with him several curlosltles
from the glass houses, several al which
tcuriosities, not glass houses found
their way TO this office.
II. W. Hunter, Eeq., sheriff OF Mar
shall county, was at the Auditor 5 oInce
yesterday.
Thos. q. Smith, OF Parkersburg, regis
tered at the New Mcl.ure yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
A LIE NAILED,
And c,,ncbed on the Other Side.

That truly bright and reliable sheet
the Wherling IattliSeacer, and It's imi.
tatcr and equally truthful poatical
friend, the S,eubenvilie Herald, TO say
nothing OF the Associated Press, from
some point unknosn. have given out 10
the world that the Hancock and Eng
lish Club OF New PhIiadelphia, ONO,
mas gone over to De Golyer Gafheid.
The HcroM published that Parks was
elected Sheriff OF Ohio county, go It's
statements must always be taken cum
1rano mails But, to ascertain what
truth vas in this report, letter was
sent from the Y. NJ. ID. c and we pup
lish the reply. 1t ia back-handed slap
upon every Radical mouth that uttered
the falsehood.
New PHILADELPHIA, o., Oct ~.
Young Mas Democratic Club:
GENrLENsy-Yourso OF the 18th duly
10 hand, and contents noted, and IN re-
ply would say that there is no! a WORD
oitruth in the statement that the Han,
cock and English Club OF this place han
gone over and become a Garfield ana
Arthur club, bu. they. unfortunately,
in c!ec,ing officers, elected a renegade
Republican who has been playing DEM
ocrat, as captain, and on ac'
count OF drunkenness was COM
PEELED to resign and expelled from
the club, and on the evening alter
the election he individually went and
Joined the Garfield club, and the Re.
publicans, in order to make capital oil
il, telegraphed the ID lie published in
the Gd:ei;s, which is in full keeping
with their principles and acts. The
Hancock and English Club, since kick
Ing out Charles Espich. the former
captain. for the reason state, has had
over fifty accessions, several oil
them being men who voted tine Repub'l'
can State ticket at the last election,
and who will vote Tor the gallant Han
cock in November. Our Democrats are
up and ready Tor fight, and intend to
| lii old Tuscarawas couniy's majority up
to 200 for Hancock. You, therefore,
are at liberty to brand any such state
ment as Won speak OF lie, and il you
4 desire We can send you the aiiidavits oil
/ all the Democrats YOU may desire,
whether members Of the club or not.
Very respectfully,
Ed. Z. DELPRiss, Sec.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The gauge last evening Indicated a
depth OF p! inches and still slowly re-
ceding.
The Welcome departed for Marietta at
her usual time.
The Science was detained about ten
hours by the fog, and did not arrive
until late last evening.
The Geo. StrecKer was expected to ar
rive this morling, but whether the wa.
ter will allow her to get up, is not
known.
PIrTsBURGH, October 2l.-River 1
inches below the gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy and warmer.
CISCIxyATI, October 2l.-River ) feet
inch and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EvAxsvILLs, October H.-Arrived-
Bowling Green. Departed-C. y. Davis,
C.lina, and Bowling Green. Weather
cloudy and pleasant.
ST. Louis, October 2l.-Arrived-
Polar Star. Tennessee riqer; Duriee, Pa.
ducah. Departed-Wyoming, Helena;
Providence, Nicksburg; Belle OF Shreve'
port, New Orleans. River stationary
with feet by the gauge. Raining to.
night.
New ORLEANS, October 2l.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather partly
cloudy and pleasant; thermometer -.
LOUISVILLE. October 20.-River fall
ing, 3 feet inches in the canal; u
inches in the chute. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CARLO, October p. Arrived-An.
ME p. Silver, -. Louis. Departed
Golden Crown, New Orleans. RIVER
: feet inches and rising. Their
mometer Sc.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.-River fallen {
inches Departed Belle Coast and A
=. Holiday, New Orleans; John b
Mande, 81. ..Ious. Weather clear and
pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
Certificate of Incorporation

There was issued yesterday, by Sec
rotary of State Brady, the following des-
cribed incorporation paper. The cor.
poration is known as the Arizona Gold
and Silver Mining Company, with lis
head office at Steubenviile, county OF
Jefferson. State OF Ohio, AMI it expires
October 10th, 1900. The corporation is
for the purpose OF purchasing, owning
anil operating mining lands in Arizona
and other territories OF the United
States. and such other and further
things as are consistent with the name
and charter. Sixty dollars has been
subscribed to the stock and six dollars
psid in. while the privilege is granted OF
"a sing he amount by sales OF additional
shares to 81 100000. The capital so sub.
scribed is divided into shares OF $40
each and the following gentlemen hold
one share each: John b. Means. j. 5.
Foster, K. J. Beatty, Wm. Stewart,
Arthur c. Mckee and 5 |. Reid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
Transfers.

The following coEveyances OF real
estate Were recorded N the office OF the
C,ua'y Cigro, yv>'c- lay:
4 d-c,l made O''1uer Is. lN>o, by
Wm. Porter and Wi.r and Samuel j.
Bovi n Noah Zane. in consideration OF
$500. ior a iot or raycc. Ui ground IN
ONO county, IVES; Virginia, about
three miles from Wheeling, out the Ma
tilNal roid.
4 deed male October II. lS>), by
John WoOis aud wife to Joseph L.
PAUL, al OF Wheeling, ri I arcel OF
ground containing about one hundred
ana three square poles. Consideration,
S4l.
A deed made October -, 1880, nv the
United States Binding. Land and Loan
Association to Frank Thomas, in con
siieration OF $40, OF lot M. 90. lying
in Trialelphia township, and the tene-
mentS thereon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
The Sentence of Tom Whitaker.

Our readers remember an article
which appeared in the REGISTER OF sep
tenber 10Th. detailing the arrest, in this
city, OF one Tom Whitaker, charged in
Pittsburgh with having published libels
on it's citizens in a sheet known as the
GoNing Gm. Whitaker was arrested
once before on similar charge. and
servei a term OF one year in the Wes-
tern Peni,entiary at Allegheny. lmme-
l!iatelv upon his release. at the explra.
non of his term, he re-issued the
Getting Gun, though its tone was vastly
improved. But during this time a sec
ond charge was hanging over his head,
ami on Thursday, September 9, Det.c-
tive O'Mara arrested him I'm this city
and took him back to Pittsburgh. His
,ria! was concluded and yesterday he
was sentenced to eight years imprlson-
ment. as will be seen by the following:
Saecial Dispatch TO the Register.
PIrrsBURGH, October 81.
Tom Whitaker, OF Calling Gun motto.
rie,v, was this evening sentenced by
Judge kirkpatrick to serve eight years
in the penitent,yrv. He was convicted
on three charges OF blackmail. Pitts.
bur-h people of relieved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
NUTSHELL NOTES.

As usual, the circus brought the rain.
Payday at the Central Glass Works
to-day.
THERE was big crowd on the Island
Yesterday.
TuE large circus CARAVANS tore down
several OF the telephone wires.
ONE deed OF trust was recorded in
Recorder Hooks office Yesterday.
JoHx III. H,IL is having the front OF
his business house on Main street re-
modelled, and the place Improved gen.
orally.
The Paw Show, etc, etc, leit AT an
early hourth;s morning via the Pe"iky
Tor S,eubenvi.le, where the canvass 10
spread today.
T,EER were a large Number OF per-
sons in the city Yesterday from cut the
Tuscarawas Valley road. An excur-
sion train was run.
The circus drew the schoo, children
ike a mustard plaster. Very .ew schoi-
ars in the morning and not much IN
provement in the evening.
THE Returning Board is AZ work on
Clas district. l;w&s reported, at qnl;-
ting time last night, that Georse NC
Gully, for Justice. had gained . votes.
TINS regular meelin.s % the Ladies'
Temperance Bani ar, held weekly on
FRIDAY, AZ $ 4. NJ, in the Second Presoy'
terrain Church. All ladies interested IN
the cause are cordially invited.
TnE IIancock cadets are requested to
meet at the Academy OF Music, this
evening at $50 o'clock sharp, in full
uniform, Tor the purpose OF attending
the Benwood meeting. Every member
is requested 10 turn out.
WEDxEsDAY evening Mr.. John Car
penter. VINO resides on North street,
/ overturned an oil lamp. and before nc
could extinguish the flames, they had
+ burned large hole in the carpet. lie
hal small child in his arms at the
time. and the wonder Is that it was not
also bnrnFl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
The Atlanta Reunion.

ATLANTA, Ga, October THE visit.
ing military were entertained to-day a,
an old fashioned barbecue. Great ma.
tional spirit was evoked and patriotic
sentiments and speeches were the order
of the day. Col. Britain, OF the old
Eagle regiment OF Wisconsin, and Capt.
smith, OF the GAINESVILLE Guards OF Wis
consin, were among the speakers. The
Blue and Grew pledged themselves TO
forget the past and build up the COM
mon country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
Sale of a Noted American Ship.

New YORK, October 2l.-The we'll
known American ship Three Brothers,
formerly the steamship Vanderbilt, and
one Of the largest merchant vessels
afloat, has been sold to merchants in
Liverpool, and NE will hereafter sail
under the British flag. The vessel was
built at Greenpoint, L. l., as the Van
derbilt. She was employed in the New
York and Havre Line until the begin.
ming OF the rebellion. She was pre-.
sented to the Government by Commo.
iore Vanderbilt. After the rebellion
was closed the Vanderbilt was sold at
san Franc SEQ. and fully. equipped as a
steamer, for Si2, coo to the three Howe
brothers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22
SHE.r Music, a, half price, at Sheib's.
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Wisconsin Knights Templar

MILwAuEEE. October 2l.-The Grand
Commsndery oithe Wisconsin Knights
Tenplar to-day elected the following
officers: Grand Commander, c. F. g.
Collins, Beloit; Deputy, John Corsoot,
Madison; Generallissmo, Richard b.
Bates, Racine; Captain General, James
B. TAYLOR, Portage; Preate, Rev. 5. 5.
Burlesin, Beaver Dam; Treasurer, F. :.
VonSuessmilch, Delavan; Recorder, }.
". Woodruff, Milwaukee. The pres.
ent membership OF the Grand Comman'
deries is l,ls6, all increase during the
year az l0S