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pROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO BE
l. SUPPLlED 10 THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
NAVY UTTN1ETMFNT,
BuuEAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpAip

EIIIEAV OF INNNTNItTTON MD NFFAIN,
WAsuINGTOS, -. C., July IL, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish 1imber and
other materials for the Navy for the hsCa year end
Ing June 80 1888. VIII he received ut this Bureau
until O'Clock NJ, the sth Of August next at which
time the bids VIII he opened
The proposals must he addressed to the Chief of
the Bureau Of Construction aud Repair, Navy Depart
ment, Washington, ~ and must DO Endorsed "PrO-
pOsals for Timber, etc., for the Navy that they
may lie distinguished from ordinary business letters.
Printed schedules of the various Yards with insruc-
tons tn bidders forms Of offers and other Information,
he obtained application to the Purchasing Pay
master. or Communicates the respective Navy Yards,
or to the Bureau of Construction aud Repair, Navy
Department
20 contracts VIII he awarded until after appropra-
lions 10 the same have been made by Congress-
and been duly approved. n. ID. WILSON,
chief Constructor u. s. Navy,
Chief Of Bureau OF Construction and Repair
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LOCAL MENTION.

KtNG's PAAcr.-Noui last chance. There
are only few dozen Of the elegant Frcnch chip hats
left at go cents worth e. 90. Extraordinary bargains
will be offered this week In ribbons, plumes laccs
hats. French flowers, linen ulslcrs ana black Eng
fish treble crane. 10 not miss your chance, Tor the
entire stock at King Palace has to he sold without
reserve. Price object. word tothc wise Is sui
dcent. Kings Palace, Nli seventh street hoilh-
west.
FoR choice papcr-hangings, embracing all
the newest aud most desirable patterns VI foreign
aud domestic manufacture, go to Matkfitcr's, h26 y
street There win also bc found ut this establish
NNturCS cords and tasSCls, picture frames aud pc
turc nails aud many other useful household Articles
ohrOmus, pictures etc. etc. Low prices TO cash
customers is Mir Mlrkrlter's mode Of doing husl-
ness.
TIM purcst, best, and most healthful
lager In the United states is that known as Tam
h5usct, manufactured at the brewery OF Berguct
Iugo, and for which II, Beuzct y Co., "33 II street,
are the sole agents for Its sale IN this city. Family
orders are made q specially.
THOSE interested in the purchase of mat
tlngs should read the advertisement of'Mcssrs Single
ton y Hoeke In another column. Great bargains I'm
these goods viii be offered FOR short time. Bargains
win also be offered IN all kind, VI carpets.
Passion and claim agents blanks in stock,
az Byron $. Adlmss, printer, lie Droit Building.
AGENTS can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth siO sent nee For full particulars address EG.
NdgUut Co., 10 Barclay street. New York.
TUE Shedd Excelsior Turco-Russian Baths
the perfection Of luxury, aud conducive to health
Open sundays TIL L. NJ.
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Never! wha. Never? No. Ncyer..

There never has been a scheme presented
In any part Of the world where the system Of public
government lotteries has been or ~ now legallzed
and protected liberal IN all Its features toward the
public that recently adopted by the Louisiana
State Lottery Company III its regular monthly distr-
buttons, under The sole care and management of Gems
Il. 7. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and Juba a. Early,
of Virginia, on the second Tuesday Of each month
all Information Of which can he had application to
NJ. a. Dluphin, New orleans, La For % a holder
of successful ticket may get go, 600 ;g5 600 etc
Liberaty here to render the charity of giving
the company pays the Charity Hospital ~ 600, 600
for Its franChsc) luxury open gratefully even TO the
most selfish. The next drawing occurs on Tuesday
August s, and early callers viii be paid soOm.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OF Discussing CLEnK AND SuP'T.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF DIsBURsING CLERK AND SuP'T.,
WAsnINGToN, ID. g., July IA, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii he received at this
onlce until ~ o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY. Au-
gust 10, for furnishing Fuel for the Post Once De-
partmcnt, as follows:
For tho delivery and storage of Ave hundred (50Ol
tons, moro or less e. 80 pounds TO the ton OF best
quality OF Wlte-ash Furnace or Steamboat Coal, 10
he thoroughly screened aud free from slate and 10 be
delivered and stored or before october a., 1859,
In the vaults OF the Department building before the
contracting party Will be paid therefor.
Average samples OF the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party must exhibit satlsfac
tory certificates from shippers that the coal delivered
To him from the vessel or cars Is the Kind required by
the Department.
Also, for the delivery and storage of twenty (2O)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood to be delivered and
corded at tho Department Building rs may he 70.
qulTed within ton (lO) days from date Of contract.
The whole TO be weighed or measured by Inspector
appointed under the provisions Of Sec. 37 Revised
Statutes OF tho United States.
The bids win be opened In the Onico Of the Superin-
tendent, In tho presence of such bidders as may
choose 10 attend, on Wednesday, August 49, at ~
O'Clock noon, and The awards VIII be made ON or be-
fore August 10.
The Department reserves tho right to reject an or
any part OF the bids received II deemed FOR the best
Interest of the Government so to do.
satisfactory bond Will he required la each 10
be executed and nlod within Ave 90 days after the
award is made Cor tho faithful performance Of the
contract. j. o. l.. BURNSIDE,
Dlsburspg CLERK and superintendent Post Once
Department. iyi6'it4
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Driver. Summer Garden Theatre

This cozy place of amusement was crowded
every night last week, In wet well dry weather
and the excellent corps OF artists headed by the In
up the best classes OF citizens officers OF the Army
and Navy, and Executive Departments, with their
families Their pleasure Is evidenced by their I'M
willingness 10 leave even after the last number has
been played. Barney Reynolds, NJ. shllisto, Miss
Gordon aud Mile. DE Lusi are reGngaged for this
week and, IN addition. the management have en-
gagged Miss George MelnOtte soprano: Mile. Zeo.
ZeOnelti, the queen Of the air; Miss RUSSELL lady
magician, and Mons SeaTles the smallest athlete In
the profession. This will be the week for fashion
able garden parties
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PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-In the cricket
match to-day between the GiraId club and the Staten
Island club the home team easily, making 40 in
the first inning. The staten Island club male - In
Staten Island players compelled by engagements
to return to New York this morning, and COnsc-
qucntly hve vacancies their side had to lie filed by
PLAYERS from local clubs. that the game was really
hetwcen tile Glrarh club and . picked eleyen.
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The position of the League clubs up to
Yesterday about the same as that Of last week.
The play Of all the clubs have generally improved
with the exception Of the Wurccsters who are de-
moTallAed. The defeats sustained by ChcagOs
PrOyldenccs aud DetIOits at the hands Of BuiialOs
Bostons, and Cleyelands have set back the leaders
somewhat. With the exception of NOrCegtcrs, there
IL possibility Of any Of the other competitors win
ming the championship. The games Of Yesterday
will he found elsewhere. The record Friday night
wac
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This favoTite summer resort has been the
rendezvous for the best VI our society people during
the past summer months, aud the large crowds who
thrpnged the garden every night Of last week show
that AbneI's IS a place where one can spend few
hours Of innocent enjoyment aud recreation. The
vocal IenditOns of the Howard Family have been
highly praised by the visitors of the garden. Mrs
Emma Howard Is refined and conscientious artist.
This will be the last week OF the Towards.
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PETERSBURG, VA, July 22.-Richard Gar
land, who shot and killed Joseph Addison. Of Balt-
murc. In duel at Lunenburg County last week, was
examined yesterday before three county magistrates
who after hearing the testimony of witnesses, sent
HIN on trial for murder nj the next term OF the County
Court, TO he held on the second Monday OF next
mouth. Bail refused. The prisoner will lie
committed to Jail. This Is the second examination
holl slnce the shOOtlng.
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Trarelers' Guide.
-THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE ro THE W EST AND SOUTH
WEST


WEST.
Schedule In effect MAY ~, 1882.
Ito A. NJ. NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections 10 all points South
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danvllle to Atlanta and
Atlanta TO New orleans Also from Washington
to New orleans, via Lynchburg and Bristol.
s: 20 A. M.-LOUISNILLE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville huntington, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Iouisvillc, and all Southwestern
points. making direct connections, and with solid
train and Pullman Sleeping Carr Washington to
Louisville.
4:2O L. M.-WARRENTON ACCOMMODATES,
Daily, except Sunday, for Wairenton and inter
mediate stations. Returning, arrives In Wash
ington at IL: 80 A. NJ.
10: 20 l.. M.-SOUTilERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, to all points South, Southeast, and South
west, Via Danvlo and Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington TO Charleston, and
Washington TO white sulphur Springs.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:lo A. NJ
train daily except Sunday. For Warrenton. take
7:Io A. NJ. train daily, and Ign L. NJ. daily eN-
cept Sunday.
For tickets and all information inquire At COM
pany' $ office COL Pennsylvania avenue, or AT Union
Depot.
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BosroN, July 22.-The Concord School of
Philosophy devoted to-day TO the consideration Of the
life OF Ralph W. Emerson, and the town hall was
decorated with flowers and evergreens. A large
Der Of prominent persons from various parts Of the
"a
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The game on last Tuesday between the
Interior and Printing once resulted In an easy vic
tory for the latter team by score of u 10 3. The
game full of errors on the part Of the Interiors.
while the Printing Once boys played An almost fault
less fielding and MANIPULATING game.
Since the Post Office have lost the services
Of Wise they seem have let the bottom drop out as
they have lost three straight games, aud II is
toss up who viii he the champion Of tie Departmental
League. They stand as follows'
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pROPosALs FOR CRATES.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,

UT Tue OF IIVILUT7T FUN bTNIFr
WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsnIEGToN, ID. C., July II, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing, delivering,
and putting In place complete thirty-seyen Fire
Place Crates. with backs, tenders, etc, In the North
Wing of the Building for State, War; and Navy De-
partments In this city win bo received at this oice
until IL O'Clock noon, july ~ 1852, and opened i'm
mediatey thereafter, In presence oi bidders.
specifications, general instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposal VIII be furnished on app-
cation to this ONCE.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
iYl6-2i5 Lieutenant GOlnmel Cnrns of EnCIneers.
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Application for rates TO clubs should be made only
10 the ONCE Of tho Company In New orleans.
For further inlormatiOn write clearly, giving fun
address. Send orders hy Express, Registered Letter.
or Money order, addressed only To
~. a. DAUpHIN,
New orleans, La.
n. B,--orjers addressed to New orleans viii ro-
CClye nrOmnt attention. ieIs.it
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". MACDANIFi. Agent,
A. POPE, Gen. Pass. ACT.
NJ SLAUGHTER. A. Il, Z, A. febIn- "
f1REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO TIE NoRrm, wHsr, AND svvrp@tsI
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQuIPMpET
IN EFFECT JULY II, 1SS2.
Trains leave Washington, from Staten COZ. Of Sith
and u streets, as follows.
For rit,shurg and the West, Chicago Limited EN-
press of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, AT
$3.50 a. III. daily; Fast Line, $3.50 u. m. daily
with STEPPING cars tl"m Harils'nrg to cincin-
n psncs w esSs to Ilp'Ss E % cay wn
m. daily for rlttshurg and the West
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAC RAILROAD.
$50 a. m: daily. except Sunday, with Parlor
car from Harrisburg; $50 p. NJ daily. except
Saturday, with Palace Cars to Cnnandaigua.
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and FWirs ut $50 a.
IN. daily, except sunday.
For New Yorkand the East 5, lo:3Oa. NJ. 1880, 1920,
$50. aud io:2c IN. On Sunday, AGO. $50, and
1920 p, m.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlcr Cars, $3.50 a. M
For Brooklyn, Ncw Yoik, all through trains connect
at Jersey city with boats of - brooklyn Annex, d"
atording direct ransfeito Fulton street, avoid
Ing double feriiage across New York CITY,
For rhiladeirha, 2, 1890 .. M. 49, a:2", $3.50,
and i0:aip.m. ON Sunday, I:2o $780, and 1920
Limited EAp.css 80 a; N: daily, except suuda,
For Baltimore, $40, 500, $3.50, 1880 NJ, and
$50, 40, 40, G;2o, 1880, $3.50. and 1920 p. IN.
on SUNDAY, 500 and $3.50 am, 4:2c, e;2o, 1880,
For Fopes Creek Line, $40 n. III. aud $40 p. IN
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis s;doa. m. and 4:ic p. ~. daily, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
10 TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $3.50, 100 a:2o 1900, II rs a. IN.
| 400, 500, $50, $500, and II 80 pm. UnSunday,
$780, $50, II 200 aud Has a, M. and &; 90 p. m.
For Richmond and the South $3.50 and II :25 daily
and 500 y. m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Accumulation washington6 1870 s:l6
aud 10 a. M, i2.iO, 3, s. I, and 800 p. N. and
| u midnight on Sunday at 1920, s:15, and 10
| q. M, and 7 and .. 20 =. NJ.
| Tickets and Information at the office northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at the station, where orders can be left for
the checking cf baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
| FRANK THOMSON Genetal Manager.
| Y. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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delegation of the directors of the Relief
Association will visit Mechanics Lodge Eo.l5, Bati-
more, next Saturday evening.
Lafayette Lodge No. Is, of this city, has
accepted invitation from Lafayette Lodge No = Of
Baltimore, TO accompany them on an excursion 10
Fair Haven August 81
The Mechanics 1dcocate will be issued
next Wednesday, and Will contain the full proceed
lngs of session Of the Lodge beside
other matters Of interest to the order.
The sem-annual session OF the Grand
Lodge held at Mount Vernon Hall, Tuesday even
Crump and Grand Secretary I'D. Bawsell showed a
gratifying increase In the membership and the order
in good financial condition Among the business
disposed Of the rejection of an amendment to the
general laws 10 Increase the per capita tax,
knights of Pythias.
The semi-annual session of the Grand
Lodge will be held at the hail. Of Nimth aud ID
Streets Tuesday evening.
Brothers &. J. l.. FoXwell and IIalvor Nell
sou have been appointed respectively as members of
the Finance Committee aud Endowment Rank by the
Supreme Chancellor TO meet at Indianapolis Ind,
August TO- prior the session Of the supreme Lodge
OF the world.
knights of Honor.
Columbia Lodge No. 500, Knights adm
Ladies' Of Honor recently Instituted In this city, Is
stil adding to It's numbers at each session. pleas
ant feature OF the meetings, and one to which be
ascrDed thearge attendance rs the literary and must
cal contributions given by the members themselves.
This Lodge will give their first excursion Thursday
next to Glymont on the Keyport, on which occasi on
large amount oi iun ana enjoyment may DC anhCl-
Sons of Jonadab.
A combined excursion, under the auspices
Of the Grand Council and an the subordinate Councils
will be given the steamer KeYport 10 Glymout,
Tuesday, August ], the boat making two trips AZ
a. NJ. aud T.. NJ. The "lrOnclads 80 always d,
whatever they undertake IN the most thorough man
ner, aud viii make the excursion delightful one Tor
the entire family 10 60 on.
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Mr.. j. Bradley Adams, the well.known
salOner VIII present handsome silver peuCll, mod.
eed IN the shape of bat, 10 the player In the Dc
partmental League making the greatest number Of
Of August, Encouragement Of TINS Kind from
our citizens VIII soon Ioyyo Interest ip HE gaInSand
develop some llne local players.
Altogether the best game OF the Depart
mental League was played yesterday afternoon he
tween the Printing once aud War Department
teams, Tho game was PLAYED ON the grounds Of the
Printers In Northeast Washington, aud resulted IN
a victory for them by score Of 10 o, The fine
fielding aud heavy batting Of the Printers was the
finest display IN the District this season. GraTd
the new catcher Of the Printers, eHc0lled In his posi-
ton his throwing 10 bases being exceptionally good.
Those taking an interest in the games of
the Departmental League would Ike to see tho post
uOaed games OF the series between The War aud In-
ierlor anC the Post once aud war rlyed of this
month.
Bob Barr, the pitcher of the Wayerley5,
sustained quite serious sprain Of tho light foot
while playing against the Stalwarts ON Thursday,
which WIN necessltate his laying Oft for awhile.
The Stars will visit Alexandria tomorrow
to play tho Alexandria Association team Of that city
good game Is expected.
Sporting Notes.
Ia the international military competition
match yesterday at Bennlng' with military service
rife William -. Johnslone aud j. NJ Pollard made
MI. JOhnstOne made o grand total Of %, Mr. POL
lard having withdrawn, aud At 900, 300, aud l. 600
yards, Mr. Pollard made rs and Mr. Johnsione 10.
Odd Pants
At reduced prices. George Spransy, GU7
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MlisrellnnruuS.
mem uJld HHiIryti Srhtmc 70 b. dI1,oH WOuthiy.
no CAPITAL PRIZE. s15,OU0. ga
Tickets pniy 80. Sharra in proportion
| LOUISIANA STaTE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated IN lists Tor u wears hy III" Legislature
for Educational and Charitable purrcscs-witha car-
tai Of II 0Oo oootp which reserve fund NJ 1850, QUO
has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Is franchise was
made part of tile present state Constitution adopted
December ,, A. u. 1879.
The only Lottsry rotoi on ami iadoraed by
the people IF IHy StIte.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION.
Foo Ch0O'S BaISam of Sharks Oil

Positively RESTORES the Hearing, aud
In the Only Absolute Cure for
Deafness Known.
This OH Is distracted from peculiar species OF small
White SHARK, caught In the yellow Sea, known
as CARCuARoDON RoSDELETII. Every Chinese
fisherman knows IT, Its virtues rs u restorative OF
hearing were discovered 10y n Buddhist Priest about
the year lilO. Its cures were so numerous and
many NO seemingly miraculous. that
the remedy was officially proclaimed over the entire
Empire. Its use became SO universal that for over
800 years no Deafness has existed
among the Chinese people. Sent, charges
prepaid, to any address, at Al per bottle.
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Sporting Notes.
Odd Pants

At reduced prices. George 5pransy, 5O7
Seventh street northwest,
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u III ! N E.
AIIOItNE Y-4T-LAW,

Corner OF Louisiana avenue and Four and a-half
treet near CITY Hall Warrington, u. G. 'n2-u
q ~ . week In your own town. Terms and 10 OUTFIT
DUO free. Address II. nALLET CO., Portland,
AAins.
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Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
% A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE EIGHTH GRAND DIS'rRIBU-
TON, CLASS ~, AT LEW ORLEANS, tuesday,
AUGUST s, lss2-tiSth Monthly Drawing.
p.uOk AT the following Scheme, under
the exclusive supervision and management OF
Gen. q. T.. BEAUKEGARD,O of La, and
Gcn. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va.
who manage all the drawings OF this company, both
ordinary aud semi-annuaI, and attest the
correctness of the published Oncial Lists
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
1000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
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ats virtues are UNQUEsTIoNABLE aud its CUHA-
TIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, As TiIE WRITER GAN
PERSONALLY TESTIFY, ROTH FROM ENFERIESCE
AND OBSERVATION, Write ut once to HANLOCK
JESEEH, hey street. New York, inclosing ~,
and you VIII receive by return remedy that win en-
able You tn hear Ike anybody else and whose curative
effects viii DO permanent. You VIII never regret do
ing so. n-EpIToH or MERCANrILE REVIEW
HDTIO avoid loss IN the Maths, please send money
by Registered Letter.
Only Imported by IERyIOck a. Jenney,
date HAYLoCK & C0,,)
Sole Agents for America
mylI-lyi Dey ~, New York.
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me close OF lne past week SHOWS the teams
In the American Association occupying the relative po
sitions as given below. The games as played last
week were all noticeable for their exciting nature,
with but two exceptions, the games all being won by
brilliant plays at important points IN the contest,
Great has attended the Association the first
yearOf It's existence. II must be apparent to the
friends of the League that unless they reduce their
price OF admission next season will see them occupy
ing a very poor position In public esteem. The sys
TEN of making each club sef-suppOrting has been
the nanstay OF the Association but II is question
whether several of the League clubs, without the
help received from the city OF Chicago, could main
tain an existence for one month. The games of yes
terday are in oar telegraph columns:
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Central Lodge No. | is making arrange
ments to celebrate in an appropriate manner the df
teth anniversary Of the initiation of Brother William
w. Moore, l.. q. sire, into that Lodge. August II,
1897. If the exercises are made commensurate with
the magnitude of the services of the 4. g. Sire TO he
Order 1t viii I've gala day for the entire order IN th is
jurisdiction.
The excursion TO Glymont Thursday last
in aid Of the /. -. -. i. Library not enCouT-
aging In numbers had been anticipated, but 1t Is
known that many tickets were bought which were not
represented on tho boat. The excursion of Eastern
Lodge No. TO Lower Cedar Point on the same day
number Of wOuld-be excurslonlsts were left On the
wharf.
The Grand Encampment held its annual
session Tuesday evening last Grand High Priest Will
liam H. Frazier presiding, In the absenceuf Grand Pa
triaTCh John Edwin Mason. After the transaction of
routine business the election OF grand officers the
ensungyear proceeded with, and resulted 70 i
lows: William II. Frazier, of Moo, G. Patriarch: NJ.
D. RTainard, OF No. :, q. II. Priest; George 4. En-
mons, OF No. :, G. S. Warden: y. {. Grumey, Of
No. 6, G. j. Warden; u A. Kidder, of No. /, G..
Treasurer; Joseph Burroughs, Of No. G. q. Scribe.
The 6. u. made the following appointments: u. \.
10. :, q. !. Sentinel John Z. Graham, Of No /,
&. o. Sentinel. Committee OF Superyison-John
Long, Of No. :; A. j. Donaldson, of No. 4, and
Oliver DutUur, OF No. l. Committee of Finance
George \. Green, OF No. I; +. A. Stier, OF No. :,
aud +. A. Frederick, OF No, 1. Committee OF
Grieyance-RChard EmmOns, Of No. 4; u. b.
Nixon, of No. l, and X. s. Scott, of No. &. Com.
mttee OF Conlerenoe-T ". Fowler, Of No. q
James Hughes, OF No. /, aud Edward Seip, of No
Committee on COrrespOndenCe-John ii. SeiieTt. o
No ! IL. Kahlert, OF No. Land George A. Thomas
Of No. 7.