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Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-03
NOTICE..


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
u sale, issued by w. c. Chumlea. Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Blount County.
Tennessee, in the case of McNulty'
George Is Hall vs.. w. M. BrickeU. w,
NJ. Steele, Joseph Iiiser ct al, and TO
me as Sheriff Of said county directed. /
viii, within the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, September "a, 1881,
in front Of the Court House in Mary
vile, Tenn, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand all the right.
title, claim, interest and demand that
the said Joseph Miser has in and to n
certain tract Of land situated in the 9Th
civil district of said county, where Geo.
lIiseI now lives, containing seventy.five
l15) acres more or less, adjoining the
lands of w. NJ. Bricke!l, the heirs of
Sarah j. Drake, Felix Dyer and perhaps
others. tt., >
This the 9th day of August, 1881.
A. NJ. RULE,
Sheriff of Blount Co., Tenn.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-03

The medicines of DUxDAs Drcr 4 Co. are
unezcelled !9r4eleganco, purity, and rolia-
bility. Their seidlitine SeidGtz Powders,
are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft
Capsules arc world famous. See AdvL
For sale by E. w. Tedford & Co.,
Marytillc, Tenn.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-03
PEITTION ROB- nII0RNL.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
BLOUNr COUNTY. TENN.

AN IIH ClINN UII COURT FOR
BLOUNT COUNTY, TENN.
G. W. Watts VS.. S. Z. Watts.
IN THIS CAUSE, II APPEARING
tiom the allegations of complainant's
Dill, which is sworn to, that the defend.
ant, ), E. Watts, is a nonresident of
the state of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process cannot be served upon her.
It is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in
the BLOUNT COUNTY DEMOCRAT. q week
~ newspaper published in the town of
Maryviile, Tenn, notifying the said
5. e. Watts to appear before the Judge
OF the Circuit Court, at Court to be
held for the county Of BloHnt,, ut the
Court House in the town Of NIary lille.
Tenn, onlthe Fourth Monday OF Sep
tcmher, 1881, toplcad, answer, dcmur or
make other deieLsc to said bill or the
same viii be taken as confessed and set
tor.hearing Ok parte.
Witness, w. c. Chumlca, Clerk of our
said Court, at Office in Maryville. the
fourth Monday Of May, 1881. Z
49, w. G. CurMLEA, Clerk.
Aug. %, 1881.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-03
NagilI 8G'hss 'l'''!ty.
HOTEL.
House

Only hotel in Maryyille. Coed accomnio-
dations. Reasonable prices. The pcopIe Of
the county are specially invited 10 call on
public days. IL. c. AUSTIN. Proprietor.
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1881-09-03
NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF
10 sale, issued by w. c. Chumlea, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Blount County.
Tennessee, in The case Of Z. c. Camp vs..
Jesse Rodgers ami John Rodgers. and TO
me as Sheriff Of said county directed. I
VIII, within the legal hours of sale. on
Saturday, September path, 1881,
in front Of the Court House in Mary
vile, Tennessee, offer for sale TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand all tbe
right, title claim, interest and demand
that the defendant, John Rodgers has in
and to- certain tract of land situated i'm
me 18th civil district of said county. adj
Joining the lands Of J. II. McMumav.
Harvey Latham, Geo. Latham. STE.
phen Graves, John A. Graves, W. A.
Graves and perhaps others containing
one hundred (l00) acres more or less
being the land conveyed by Arch Farm.
r. to John Rodgers on the Sd day OF
February, 1881.
This August u, 1881.
\. NJ. RULE,
Shcriifo Blount County. Tenn.
, 1881-12-25
TEE COUNTY-BUILDING.~

= ALL Of the county Offices will be closed TO-
morrow by general consent. *.: .,.:
Os the contested etecdon case Of the South
Side Constabies an or1crwas made in the County
Court Yesterday referring the whole untter to
tho Master ID Chaucery, to make IL com putauon
or the number Ut votes cast tor each candidate.
and rep0rt-%' Incidental to the order WIS all
opinion of Judge Loonis covering the case III
all Of Its forms. = i: ..
I. CoMMIss1uNEIe ALBRIGHT is on the warpath.
He hus discovered that Ut the ten wtttchfuen etl-
plvyed ut the new, Court House not more tnnn
Six IRE necessary, and he is in favor or retrcnch
membcrcd. aud tailed to yet his friends IN; but
If he shows that moro men are employed fhan
are necessary they ought to 90. -. ~. ~ =. : "
A: RESOLUTION will be introduced Tuesday
looking to wedding ont the Foor-Honsc. Eoun-
ty-Axent MEG rath will be appointed to visit the
iustitu rion. nlad AID, Ellsworth to haslsL nftl,
and tbcy will be asked to report upon the merits
thought will be that all of the nhlebodted pati-
uers vii! bc dismissed, and that hereafter tho
plucc will nos tG oyerra1n lis II hsls .pecn. Ihe
County Hospital will be- similarly treated nt an
early day, and beside, resulatons VIZ DO estnl,-
whch.it Is thought will work great good. *: .
The Committee on Town and Town Accounts
met yesterday aud h,,d an extended struggle
over some OF tho bills for our-doo relief. PROM
iueut umung which were. sou1e OF, the Lemons
chnr},es. Supervisor Kelly was present to adyo-
cate his own interests. but IT appeared that
against tho orders Ut the board. and his cxpln-.
u0uous went fur naugbt- The bills be has run
up contrary to orders amount TO about Sl33, ai
Ut which hMre ncen charged up to him, ana
cessf,t.:: His case will be heard further q week
49,.
, 1881-12-25
WONDERS IN INVENTIONS.

.J,,,1,nrra,,t raiScnver1en of rf,e Tnxt nec.
An. nt"Hvr1.., % .s',,.,a r.. saea.,,nt,st,sd
aae-"sma. maj 1enins 1aas '; ,npA'sneo n
Ill inc Fields oil Sefence ana ART"
Nte9 iors ~ star.
.Ihe last ten years III tne history OF :Amerl-
can inventions have been wonderfully pro-
1ific ii, imnortant results. To saw nothing Of
t,a 49, NJ, tha ataotrio
ule telep,1onc' ua u'o 11e...1e as
neAl-and tne system OF autoniatlc anu auau-
Tlplex teleGraphy, all Of which have been SO
fully described that their principles. are per
factIv f. m;li,r to tho qaner,,, .,,,hjfc there
i'av haa NINA arons Hesoveras pnt' im,rova.
,,ots .1u ;,io;, a. tha;r ,v,v have hrnurht
nha',f n.s ra,snt,,t; ~ t;nrs i, },,a orts aud
os .he aasnt ~ ea,i, % n,ono 1ha
s,,nsf isSnortent 6f rocant iscovnr;as t,ar
ia l.nn 40 rio atn..s ~ annetrmc.
to ,,sed fnr safes mniinr ti,em i'm
eh, r. ,lMnst a1,v 5nnanc in mse hv
f,,e xusrt ~ t Ionrs w],ic6
ars nenersiV the w.ak mint nj a. safe are
cnnsfrncfed of ninies 50 doye-taiied and iii
, 1881-12-25
+ !. LOCAL. ITEMS. :.

Atatri,nony is q lottery III which every one
expects to draw .aprize. The disappoint-:
ment OF the innumerable caravan. that moves
to the: pale: realms of shade does not, how:
ever, daunt the Inexperienced. They, are as
ready to take chances as il the lists had just
teen opened, ed,-B0stoh> fourier. And We no
tice that the chanccs are just rs ready, to be
taken-only we cail them girls out here.
There iS'A constant demand for young men
who have taken the course Of trainlnj. ut IL.
3. Bryants Chicago Business College.
! The 'slone fisherman !" will be represented
today by the young man who had IT, stay in
town while all the other horS went home to
lady's; daughter and puts i1r his best licks to
get ahead,0f the other fellow in the race for
smiles. -, + I =: w.
Connoisseurs pronounce as perfect, the
crayon ald colored crayOn portraits finished
for Christmas by the artist Ahlborn, SS5 West
Madison street. : <: = -
A New York, paper says: :: = People have
long been; swearing at the elevatt,l roads;
they may ,s00n have a, opp0rtuiiitY to swear
atar underground rival, =: They will simply
be called Upon to: change their form Of ex.
preston from *.Oh, heavens! !" to "oh,--!", =,
!. >;ESunisit New 7 ears cards 1or; souvenirs,
dairies>of all kinds, and a:llandsonie variety
Of rare gift goods Mt Stotts, FL State street,
Open Monday till p. III. <.:- XII:
Gov" "Nea1e, Of Idaho, says that Nlormonism
must be put. down. He evidently thinks it
SOME sort Of 4 drink which can be put down
with crook and 4 gulp.-Free Press
How lucky Christmas comes on Sunday
this year. and her folks are. religously in
clncd, for she. won't except a buggy ride and
IW0n't be out OH theatre etickets.---A-bttsted-
dt-p0kef-l0n73-7' ~>' ~: =.
Before nlaking:New. r ears calls. supply
yourself, with the latest style of hat. best
goods, lowest prices, at Cooper's, 13f Clark
When Rosa Bonl,eur desires to painta lion.
she has one brought t0 her grounds in a cage
and Il boy pokes him UP with 4 stick until lie
sits up aud roars and wants to clean out the
shnnty.:. =: = s =, f.. -.
Remark by The Year: 1852: = Heaven save
Te from seeing Guiteau!" ~ ~: .:sx
lIarkins: leads the styles on fine custoln-
nlaue boots and shoes, 133 Dearburn-st. !: y
:" The following is the way: nj: editor would
put IT," Men may come. and men may go.
but Heaven defend: :uS from the man who
comes but never goes. - :: ''+ . 49,, i 2:
New Years calling cards-J. FL. Birming
ham,. l IL Dearborn-st.:- ~. - ~
i A priest once asked a condemned criminal
il q Paris m il Jai''', What kind Of conscience
its Us good as .new.,' replied the pris-
oner;: g for Ihave never used it.'' l. =
!: The lambs. that are sforn: Vanderbilt
may plant and Jay Gould may water the
railway stocks Of the country but it is the
credut0u5 ass Of purchaser who glveth the
increase. ;".- =: :. So
, 1881-12-25

TnE Government offices will all be closed to-
morrow. .s.:.:.
J. The COLLECTIONS from dutiable goods yesterday
amounted to 5s,39L T.: ::*.- t 4. r. r..
+ The new Collector called at tho Custom-H House
Yesterday and had Il consultation with Mr.. Smith.
olr. Spalding will not. take hold for 9 week or
more. " - 4 > .. -. y !:
T11E internal revenue. :. receipts sEyesterday
amounted to S47,41s, Of which s.3 55o9 was for;
spirits, $o6505 for bank taxes $30s3 for cigars.
Sl,162 for tobacco, and s3,09s for beer. " ~.
CoLLEcroR SMITH has received notice that the
main lixhtin Chicago harpor will be extinguished
after today. The three pier lights will be Kept
running while the harhor is free from 1cc+.x :
!, TIE Post Olllce clerks are having q hard time
over the holidays, owing to tho rush OF parcels
and letters intended for Christmas presents.
About 500 packages were delivered yesterday,
end tho whole Office is Hooded with d-shaped
envelopes, Christmas cards, and every 4escrip-
ton of parcels. AS It is simply impossible to
deliver I'LL these in time for presentation, the
pub,ic nre requested to cali at the Office between
il and ]. o'clock this morning. AL who nre ex-
pectln: packages. can thus be satisfied The
office will close for the day at u o'clock to-nlor-
row morning, the night and afternoon closing ut
the same hour. The carriers will make one de-,
Gyery aud collection in tho morning. ::
, 1881-12-25
Veil; n. II. Packllam, Orsanist; ": Rollar,
Senior Steward; D, C, Mahop, Junior Steward;
S. II. Richardson, Tyler


WHY ARMOUR CO. GIVE UP ITS MANUFACTURE.
In connection with the recent Juror about
"bntterine" it was learned incidentally ny a re-
porter Of THE TRIBUNE yesterday that tho hr1n
Of Armour 81 Co. we're about to discontinue the
manufacture Of the article: a visit was pa1d 70
btr. P. D.. Armour ut hts Washington street.
Office, and that gentleman consented to be inter-
viewed upon tho subject in general and the
position Of the firm In respect to the mannfnct-
ura Of the article IN particular =: 49,: :,
the: manufacture Of bur crime; what: truth 1s
! there in the rumor?,: asked the reporter !:
"It ~ q fact. and we have n0fifled u, large
more ORDERS, responded. Mr.. Armour. Il.
J.: ;" Is the business unprotth i, RI. ::
extensively as some Of the other dealers but we
had Il few customers who wished to oe suppltea,
and manufactured to obligo them, MS muca as
tor any rcasoll There was iar pfon' OIL tne
~. Has your trade been affected By the prose-
cuuon OF the retailers OF tho comp0tna:
:. Not in the least, but we feel TINT the manu-
facture Of the arttcl6 is unpopulur, anu Watn
desire IL :s =. = Vi: -: T., "
no RECOGNIZE THE PREVAILING sENriAEST,.:
ana not to do anything that may not DO consid-
cred entirely publfc-spiritea and satisfactory to
our better cluss Ut customers and fr'ends. we
have discontinued tho manufacture or :: cutter
inc entirely" -: 3: !. =
position, to tho manu- fncturo Of the compound
hns become 80 PRONOUNCED that you believed It
to be q perfectly harmless and leeltlmnlo nact- :
ch1ntuble nrLcief"! =; = -:
~ have, most ussuredly,: There is nothing at
oil injurious III the article il 1t l. property matiu-
fuctured us ours was. We complied strictly
with all the requirements Of the slnw III respect
70 Its manufacturer tho percentages or lara ana
pure butter contormed to the standard liked ny
act OF the Legislature and there were no cot1i-
pilints about tho nrtlclc. placed upon tho mar
kct by us. Not ouiy do rca,rd good -, 'bnIter-
inc .is legitimate commercial artlcte, but Lam
in favor of Its being marketed in the interest Of
the poorer classes, many of:Whom cannot ailoru
high priced dnfry tuttcr, and who are perfectly
satisfied. to buy and use tho hutterine com. nm
pound. being satisfied Vt It's cle.,nllneSs and
hcni.hful qualities: Whether +wc continue 10
n,anuf,lcrure tho small quantity We huye been
producing, not, is Of little consequence t., the
public, but If you really snnt to state tnythnk
nbuut it you may say ihlt we sfnpfy question
the propriety of tie manufacture of nn article
to which public opinion is adverse, and' Tor the
further reason that we do not desire to put tho
opportunity of .detrauding; tho public In the
way Of unscrupulous dealers VITO might not
hesitate to deceive and cheat customers by con-
cealtnR the true Character Of thearticlo sold' or
by covering up or scratching OF the marks on
the packages. and not informing The buyers
that they were not receiving pure pu tier.
, 1881-12-25
put under bonds of $500 to answer to that grand
: TEE CITY-HALL.

:: THERE were. thirty-eight deaths reported In
the city yesterday
!. THE contract for putting the six elevators
into the new City-Hall was yesterday awarded
to the Crane Brothers Manufacturing Company
at its bid of S225259. ....l: i.
THE Fort Wayne Road has >bcen notified to
place u tiagman at Judd street and TWO uaS;nsu
Fourteonth street By Ine the
Council recently pusscd. ), - "
TIE report of tho work done by the: factory
inspectors during tho pnsa week SHOWS: tnnt
!" thoy: examined IG2 factories, 40J stores, ana
t made I'll miscellaneous nnd II special .exa.nlna- =
lions. =. Tho number. OF persons employed ~
rhese places Is ASH; number OF. notices served,
81; nuisance5 ahated, T. = s+ +
s5f1.TaoHAs naESAN WIS yesterday presented
with solid pair: of hand-painted wooden sup:
pcrs' They are to bo sent to ST. Louis to = ,to
drawn for by tho leading bellies there. Mr. r:
Holaud. Of tho Water-O Otcc, was prcsente4 Win
silk hut by his fellow npioycs, our. un1oftu~
nutely, it had neither rim nor crown. he paid 20
cents express charges OIL the article. however.
ASSISTANT: sECnErAnY- OF STATE j. Bancroft
Davis writes from Was1tllRton to the MAYOR 10
citizen, formerly u resident ot Chicago. d:ed tn
Bremen, Gerlnany.1n July. 1850. leaving an es-
tate Of S7.7i. which IL now in the hanos OF sne
Klcin left widuw und family III Chicago In de5-
titutc circumstances 11lo State Departtnent
wants the ,wonlan's address IN order that fae
money may bu sent to her, * ~ +
!. GEN. WErrzEt, has written to the Mayor that
tho new light on the crib, with q lens of: the
third order, would cost sl25 per alinum to rnaln-
talu. and would require nn assistant lt::ntnonse-
keeper ut $500 per. nnnuul to ATTEND to It, Gity-
Engineer Crt.yicr has written the saayor on tho
subject. stuttng that the present light On Ire
crib cost tho city only $50 per year TO malnsaln'
Including ail ctc., tho cribkeeper acting u.s. NJ
tc,,dat1t. Tnis light is rrs:rurtled us ample for
tho protection OF tho crib and guitiance uf
mariners, and is reported to be satisfactory TO
ali concerned. The Interests of thu cty, do not
require any c6anyo IN Tie character Of the Light.
However. fhsrt. Is no objection T., pncs',g iaSns
crib, and this department will promptly: afford
every faciiity to tho Government to enable the
ji.ht.. The Mayor has written to Gen. Weltzel.
stating ti,at hc did not understand whether, it
was expected that tho city should maintain the
its maintenance. II the latter, tho city would
afford every facility to the Government toit tput
III the improved lamps. ~. ::s' ),
, 1881-12-25
Dinners or the German Emperor.

." s4fHSFlENIt 1fs9t6&eT q 1"HFiS+
:. After tho frequent notices VIC read In tho
papers Of dinners ut the3 Emperor's palace, and
tables laid for twenty or more covers, 1t tnay
not be uuintercstlnH to- learn something about
tho Enperors table In general Emperor Will
lam is ia tho habit Of taking, aotut u. n., d
simple coffee with a large allowance Of milk and
a couple Of small breads without butter.
At 80 clock; p. I m. :. the :. second break
fast Qunch)" is: served, alternately cold Or
warm. Tie dinner takes places regularly at 8
o'clock II; the Emperor has ono or two guests
the table ia simply ser In the lower apartments
/: Of the paiace. the menu remaining tho same
which be il won't to order for himself, consisting
Of four Or i've COURSES, which the chef dc cuisine
submits curly in the morning and the Emperor
approves Of: II the dinner IS a large one the
table Is laid In the upper apartments. The in
vitarons arc + given: by the .. Emperor ut
an early hour: tho arrangement OF seats
being Then and : there. discussed with the
Court = blarshals. =. The invited. guests re-
ceiye their host ina saloon adjoining tho dining
room, where the latter sa1utes, and, after con-
versation Of ten or fifteen minutes. precedes
them TO tho table The: Emperor takes light
eclarct or .Moscile with, soda water, and coffee
only occasionally after larxe dinners 4 cup Of
tea, without cake or broad,- after tho theatre,
concludes the frugal repasts Of the day. When
the Empress is present the menu Is submitted
oher,' and, except: when large party is in
yited, the Emperor takes his dinner in the En-
q1toS hAEAA AAA4NAt1
, 1881-12-25

think my colleague. Mr. Fnrwell, ought to have
been put on thnt c0nmittec. .......--
Hus Illinois or New York any representative
on the conimittee:"
mo"
"What kind OF man is
SPEAKER KE1FER?"
1T think he means to bo fair man. In fol-
lowing the practice Of former Speakers in carry
ing out the conditions incident to bis ELECTION,
seIf-reliant and independent man, ,nd viii DO
what he thinks Is right 1t IS absolutely" inpos-
slble to please a very large majority OF the
Huuse." '.-t ~: $500 ~-.:::
What kind Of presiding officer do you think
II think he will do-:very we'll. He has great
,ary law !: :: :. s.,>
.s.:Who will DO the Republican leader on the
floor OF tho House of REPRESENTATIVES HOW" " ~: 3:
"From the positions which MIR. Kelley and Mr.
Hscock~ occupy. that would naturally make
them lenders n think thar Dir. KAsson, 0f Iowa,
9nd eE. Nooeson, OF New Jersey VIII come % me
, 1881-12-25

THE Following officers Of GARFIELD Lodge, No
CSC. 4. f. & A. ~, elected and appointed. will bt
installed Tuesday evening: D. l.. Evans, ".
Ii; II. Van Sunds, S. w; H.. r. Thompson, J
W.; 6. E. Chaddnck, s. D.: G. "a. tlatlnck. J.. D.;
J. G. Clarke, s. s.; K G. Minor, J: s-;D Carson
AT ut regular communication Of Keystone
Lodge, No. ESQ., 4. F. s 4. H., held last NVednes-
day evening. tho following officers were duly LII
stalled: II. PIaum. W. NJ; j. sawodny, s.. W;
Simon Fisch, J. W.; ]. H. Dixon, Treasurer; L.
Wcyhe. Secretary; A. Lndstroln, S D.; G.
cahill, j. s; VI snoredicne. Tyler. p
TIE FOLLOWING gentlemen wero last evening
elected 70 serve for the coming year By Counci
NJ. iSS, ,Iloyl1 ArcAuum:E, Regent, George S.
i. ". Helenbeck; Secretnry. I. J. Corrigan; Col
leetor ~ q Halowei!; TFeasIreE e s G. Field; 1S
den. q. T.. Spalding:. Sentry Henry Orthol;
Trustees, c. s. Longnecker, T. J. LovetoE, Robert
= AT the, annual election Of the Chicago Gen
citation, held ut their bail, No S. Dearboru street.
Tucsday,the following officers were elected for
the year lss.: President, Peter ". Nelson: Sec.
tive Committee, William King, samuel Wilson,
J. Z. Edmonds; Board q njreetors. Thomas So
4.
Lodge, No: G;y, A. +. aud A. NJ, held Wednesday,
evening. the following officers were elected ind
appointcA: Frederick. F.. AandruH ". 81.
Charles: =: Sttis,, S. "; Charles +. Harting, J:
S.cretary; DR.. 4. Il. Bowman. Chaplain; Edwin
Sykes Narshnl; Chur!es $. Wheeler, s.: D.; Gus
tly Adotph Uengtsoil. j. d.; Oscar Herscr. S. s.
Lyman Bates .Phettepuce, j.. s; John Wilson,
=, AT the annual conyocation of Lincoln Park
Chapter. No. III, Il. A. Al., held Monday even
ing. Dec ~. tho following officers were elected
; and Installed for the ensuing year: Frederick
Italia. 81. T. Il. T.; Robert s.. Martin, e. King;
IreAs,,rer; H.: Spatholt, Secretary HI. De
d! Vry, Z. Of r.: john W. Swatek, p. S.; john C.
( khodes r. a G; +. F..Hederich: 6. n: 3D. ";
nsk;o T. T. Geohcgan e G chapan; s1admaan?s e.
Streat, F. G. Curney, Stewards; Fred Germer,
Tyler r.
s. INTER: OCEAN. CoUsGn, No: Bol, Royal AZ
*canun;. held their annual election on Friday
evening Mt their hill. No. 3Re. State street, when
Ing year: Regent, Peter: Begg; Vice Regent,
: George ". Macbeth: Ora1or, Kobert Neil.;; Sec
sre1arY,: G. G. Gerrlsh; Collector, L::7F. Martin;
A:Wieney; Guide. G. N: Phelps; Warden: j. B.
Morgan; Sentry, E., G,rdner; Medical Examin-
teE.M y. Hurst, Il: p; Trustees, c. H. r. Diesteri
W: Th9mpson; J, ~ z Ryan Cleaye; Past Re-
gent Al, Dunn The officcrs-ele will bio in
stalled Friday evening, Jan. l3. 4: ~ 3.: e:
" Ar the spec:al con voca ion Of Corinthian Chap
ter. No. 60, T. 4. h.. held Monday evcninA M. E.
Companinn Arthur " Warrington installed the toll
iowinE Officers 81 fort9e @ ensuing year: G. KSitsn!-
King: Philip. =. Relfsufder,7 E. Scribe:+s Hugh
Mason, Captain Of Hosts; George -: Wait, Prin-
etpai sotousner; John M Q: Dick:Eson; Secretary:
chapain: Georse Il. Resnolds Royal. Arch Cap.
tain; E. II. Hale. Master Third Veil;: j. P. Mohr,
Master Second Veil; GA. Stanley. Master First