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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
Dinners by the Ladies' Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have dinners set each day
OF the convention, prepared in
good style and furnished at the same
rates M at our hotels and restaurants.
10 be served at tho building lately oc-
eupied by Mr.. Want on Main street.
The proceeds will be used In procur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

ACKER's CELEBRATED ENGLISH
REMEDY for coughs, colds and con-
sumption. Sold by Us on guarantee.
Sold by G. w. Barradall.
26 dweod lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

StoclSmen, horscmen and all lovers of
sport are Invited To attend the spring
meeting of the Gainesville Driving
Park and Blooded Stock Association,
beginning, Tuesday, April 10th and
continuing four days; Four races each
day, running and trotting. Excursion
rates on all the railroads. Come one
and ALL general good time is prom
Used.
For further information address,
II, II. SHERWOOD,
mch 6.-tf Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
To CattleIncn.

Larimer Il Wheeler have their store
next to the FL Paso Hotel, where Wis
itors to the city, and Others, will find
the best of cigars, tobaccos and a fine
line of meerschaum goods. Perioue
and Lone Jack always in stock. The
Metropolitan and genuine imported
cigars, ms we'll rs the best nickel cigar,
are in stock. All stockmen will be
made welcome. 3-4-1w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

ing a parsonage for the benefit of our
church.
They will duly appreciate any assist
ance yourself and friends may render
them. Respectfully,
THE LADIES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
n. B.-The liberal donations of the
church are hereby solicited. Any mon
cy which viii he given, may be sent
TO Mrs. Joseph Cooper ON ith street or
10 Mrs. Della Dodd, ON lst street. Any
donation OF eatables to be sent to the
residence of DIR. George, corner of Sd
and Calhoun street on or before
! "Wednesday morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

Shj(ohs FId5ieer is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite,
dizziness and all symptoms of dyspep-
STA. Price 10 and 70 cents per hostle.
Sold by l.. n. Brunswig. 2-l7-e-o-d-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

You will find in our stock, which is
now complete, all the latest novelties
in ladies, gents and misses shoes. Call
a I'd see them at
S-9-S3-2t EVANS & MARTINS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

.Seepicss nigAts, made miserable
10y that terrible cough. Shiloh,s Cure
is the remedy for you. Sold by l.. n.
Brunswig. 2-l7-e-o-d-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
TO THE PUBLIC AT LAsef

A visit TO the leadin,
saddle and harness housa
OF our city, r.. +. Tacls.
bery's, would conyincethe
most fastidious lover If 1
fine saddle, or neat har.
ness, or well-cut lescius
that this house still hold,|
the lead. Having the IN.
estdisplay of gOOdsaddles,
leggins. ETC., i'm northwest
Texas, asks a call from our
many cattlemen. Saddles
can be seen Oh our racks
from 1926 to S75, and will
duplicate any work from
any state. Don't leave our
town without visiting this
well-WOrty house. Raised
stamp work IL specially,
Second door from square,
West WeatherfOrd STREE,
Fert Worth, Texas. Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
Renewed.

The business college now occupies
elegant rooms in T.. .. block. Has the
largest abundance and most practical
instruction day and night. Visitors
always welcome.
S-7-S-S-St. +, i. PRuirr & Bro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
Wade Mecun.

Eastwood & King at their avg
store No. As Main street have jnst g
ceived fifty elegant sole-leather fanny
medicine chests, containing mlla.
ture drug store within itself. EYen
medicine useful to man or beast may
be found within it. S-i-l"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
stock Critic Wanted,

The latest styles of fine wall
paper at O. X. paint shop. Grim
son ground with gilt pattern
embossed; gold ground in imi
tation Of gros-grained silk; gold
ground with design in cardinal and
drab cardinal ground with gold and
chocolate figures. 2-2I-lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

Diamond ear-drops at Chas. II.
Fry's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07
Died.

Mrs. l.. &. w. Herman, wife of II.
NJ. Herman, of consumption. The
body has been taken east for inter-
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

$500 head Of fine Texas raised ewes
for sale. Call at the branch office of
the Texas investment Company, Colo
RADIO City, Texas. l-4-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

Go to Keller's for your wagons, ! p y
gies and other vehicles. lo-is-u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

Solitaire and cluster rings at Chas.
IL. Fry's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

Fine gold watches at Chas, II.
Fry's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-07

heAe they would bc almost priceless TO those who
-aiicr from this distressing complaint; but FORTH
naicly their goodness does no, end here and those
who once try them will find these little pilis va,-
able In so many ways fhetthcy will not 10 wiling
~ dc without them. but Aftcr al flc. hoal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

c,-. ,rt.,., Attorney General.
the valve ch1pbc S ~0Nos nrca IN 9na 70
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SECRETARY CHANDLER's CORRESPONDENT.
Secretary Chandler to-day received an anony-
nous letter on the subject Of Arctic expeditions
OF which the following is copy, minus the pro-
family:
"Please send the whole navy to the North Pole
or hell Send the North Atlantic, the South At
lantic, North Pacific, South Pacific. the South Pole
fleet and the canal boats-anythtng to save the
cranks that went up north for the summer. but be
sure and appoint JAS. G. Bennett cOmmander-in-
chief, and Cyrus W. Field assistant comma ander,
and when you fn1 the north pole VIII rent 1t
for Chinese laundry or short cut route to see
my wife's relations 1t certainly looks like foolish
ness buying ami building ships at the peoples
expense to be crushed up amongst ice. just be-
cause few crankS get tired OF their dO-nothing
life and wish to go there for change an run the
ship In pack OF ice in some safe place for them
selves, and come home to be filed with glory and
malaria, as Congre>smen sometimes have. lido not
know what Greely you are looking for, but think
you Will be as apt to find Horace. For goodness
sake telephone those northern tourists to return
home. and when they get here put them on the
pension list, but for GCAS sake let foreigners have
all the glory In the discovery of north poles and
whatever else they like. Meanwhile, If some of
your force want something TO do. have them come
and sweep the sunshine of our.pavements. To be
In earnest, / hate to see American treasures and
American lives lost in such manner"
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The Lottery War.
AN ORDER OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AMENpIN
THE ORDER OF SEPTEMBER I4TH

AN ORDER OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AMENDING
THE ORDER OF SEPTEMBER 14TH.
The Postmaster General has ISSUED an order
amending order No. II, issued September 14th,
1888, to read as follows:
ut appearing from the records of the depart
ment that, on the 18th day OF November, 1879,
Postmaster General Key, upon evidence satistac-
tory to him. entered a written finding that NJ A.
Dauphin was engaged in conducting a scheme or
device for obtaining money through the mails by
means Of false and fraudulent representations;
and it also further appearing that said Postmaster
General Key entered an order, based upon said
finding, prohibiting the.postmasterS at New York
city and New Orleans from paying money orders
drawn to the order OF the said Dauphin AMI the
delivery OF registered letters addressed to him:
Therefore, in pursuance OF the finding OF PostmaS-
ter General Key, which finding remains in full
force, IL Is ordered that all po3tmaSters be, and
they are hereby, forbidden to pay money orders
drawn to the order OF NJ. A. Diuphtn, and they are
hereby directed to inform the remitters OF said
postal money orders that the payment thereof has
Deen forbidden, and that the sum of such money
orders will be returned upon the presentation of
duplicate orders applied for and obtained under
the regulations OF the department. All postmas-
ters are also forbidden to deliver registered letters
arriving at their offices directed to the said NJ. A.
Dauph1n, and are instructed to return all such
registered letters to the poStmasterS at the OH
at which they were originally mailed, with the
word fraudulent plainly written or stamped
upon the outside OF such letters"
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THE BEARS MAKE 1T LIVELY AGAIN TODAY
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Posts financial artf.
Gle Says: The stock Market during the forenoon
was, In Its general character repetition OF yes
t'rdly durlag the same hours At first there was
an active attack 10y the he rs, and In the first half
hour prices declined Il o. 1ss the latter Oregon
ana Trans. TO CD. and Northern Pacific preferred
To 6o4, with IL on Central Pacific and IL on
Louisville and Nashv1e. After The first half hour
the selling was diminished, as IL was at the same
Time yt~ttfd ~, and the market recovered n TO
per Gel by ii 30 After 30 the s,ling was re-
newed again, and I'm the forty five minutes TO l2:l5
there was another decline These fluctuations left
the net decline at 1890 II. Oh Louisvile and
NASHVILLE. Ia on Orsg0n ana TranScontinentaf
~ Oh Northern Pacific preferred, IL per cent on
western Union, On Union Pacific and IL TO 2. on
other stocks. The violent and sudden q, preston
OF particular stocks at times during the forenoon
Snow quite plainly that they are made 10y concerted
attacks fcr he purpose OF making Il break in the
general market; that they are entirely the effect
or Clique nlinipulition and not 4 any movement
or hooters OF long stock to sell. The gen raj bus
ness la the railroad bond market was light. Deal-
lhgs In other bonds were small but prices were
g n rally fraction higher. Government bonds
Mr. %sre strong AMI = higher for the As and AIS.
The IS werr "A lower. Money on call on stock col.
lateralS was per cent In the forenoon.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

RUAORS IN LONDON ABOUT ANOTHER MONTREAL
BANK TROUBLE
LONDON, Sept N.-RepOTts have been received fn
London from Montreal that another Canadian
bank Is in difficulty. leading bank officials and
financial authorities here say they have private
advices that fatty deny these rumorS.
MR. GLADSTONE AND HIS ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT
ERS
LONDON, Sept. 21.- Mir. Gladstone landed at
Gravesend yesterday and was received by a large
gathering OF his supporters, including many prom
1nent members OF the liberal party, who presented
him with an address. He was heartily cheered on
dlsembarking, and proceeded to London.
MERELY PLEASURE TRIP
LONDON, Sept 2l.-The Pau Mall Gazette says it
Is authorized to declare that the visit or Mr. Glad
stone TO Copenhagen has no political significance.
FRANCE AND TONQUrN.
LONDON. Sept 2I-The Parts correspondent of
the Times in summing up the situation OF affairs
between France and China says: The question is,
shall Tonquin belong to China or TO France? II
this question Is solved. all will be settled, but
neither OF the parties Will admit that this is its aim
The same correspondent states that In the memo
randum submitted to the Chinese government
France offers to establish a neutral zone in Ton
Quin.
TEN THOUSAND wEAvERS IDLE.
committee Of Lancashire operatives has issued
an appeal to the trades unfOnStS of Great Britain
for assistance for the striking weaverS. Ten thou.
sand WeaverS are idle.
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kilograms to The Star.
CAREY'S KILLER DIsGUSTED.
YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO.
THE FRENCH.CHINESE IMBROGLIO.
VICE REGAL BALL AT QUEBEC.
OUTRAGE AVENGED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON ODD FELLOWS IN LAWRENCE
YELLOW FEVER IN MEXICO.
THE FRENCH.CHINESE IMBROGLIO.
VICE REGAL BALL AT QUEBEC.
OUTRAGE AVENGED IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
WASHINGTON ODD FELLOWS IN LAwRENcE
A AMERICAN HORSE WINS IN ENGLAND
The Asssi-1IouOpOIy League.

F.b- dIhbsh bEfoRE The SEN iTE LABOR COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-The senate suh-c h-committe
On labor and education had before them as a W.T.
ness to-day +. B. Thurber, the leader OF the anti
monopoly league. The witness Said he believed
that the unsatisfactory stale OF the relations ex-
listing between capital and labor, which prevail d
to a considerable extent In this country, WAS due
to the enormous changes consequent upon the
discovery ami uttIiZ On OF steam and elaect ricty
which, within comparatively few years, had
reVolution.Z ID all departments of production aud
commerce, aid to a great extent tile affatS of
society in general Within the last'nrry years
nt'W forces have arisen for which the laws are eu-
trely inadequate, aud these have been allowed To
oe inonOpoiiZed by few. With these forces had
come tremendous development OF machinery
and corporate organ zaiton, all OF which had
conferred great benefits upon humanity
whole, but the development had taken place
without proper regulation, and corps or attend
ant evils had sprung up In consequence. He did
not attribute all tn Ills society TO the effects OF
this kind OF monopoly.
VARIOUS MoNoPoLIEs.
There were many Causes as land monopoly.
CurrrHcy monopoly, transportation III Jnopoy, tariff
monopoly. combination IN trade monopoly, taxa
ton. fntemperance and ignorance, which have a
beang upon the problem. In regard TO the carrying
trade of the world. highways on land could be
mOnOpoliZe1, while oa the sea the eXactton OF the
Carrier could be held IN check by competition. A
majority OF our law makers were interested d.
rectiy or Indirectly in corporate enterprises and
the statutes were enacted in that interest. The
witness also spoke OF the uses OF money IN ipflu-
eenclng legislation in favor OF corpora
tions, and said that SO powerful was
the influence they possessed that the
had constructed railroads. would not nave watered
stocks. disseminated against persons and places.
corrupted elections, deb iuched courts and created
enormous wealth for the few at The expense OF the
many Pooling, he thought, was not an unmlxed
evil Tor 1t did not assure certain degree or sta
bility and uniformity, but pooling, when there
no power above the pool 10 decide what was a
reasonable charge, was apt to be arbitrary and
eXacting.
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The New Postage Stamps.
NO SCARCITY-ORDERS FILLED AS FAST AS THEY
COME IN.

NO SCARCITY-ORDERS FILLED AS FAST AS THEY
COME IN.
The statement has been made that the Post
Office department is unable to fill the orders from
postmasterS for the new two-cent stamps, owing
to the inability of the manufacturers TO print
them fast enough. This is. however, stated to be
incorrect, and thatthe stamps are being furnished
as fast as the ord RS sent In. The department
officials think that If all the postmasters in the
country send in orders that there VIII be no office
without the new stamps when the first day OF Oc-
tOber arrives. The manufacturers have been pre-
pairing for long time and are now able TO meet
any demand. "a an instance OF what they can do
1t Is stated that the largeSt order ever sent out
from the Post Office department reached the man
ufacturerS on the l5t inSta mt and the 18th IN
stant the order filled, the delay being no
greater than is usual with all orders, even of less
magnitude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN-The Virginia demo-
Cratic state central committee. or which Congress-
man John s. Barbour Is chairman, held meeting
In Richmond yesterday. The attendance was quite
full and included nearly all the prominent inf1uen-
tial politicians OF the party. Richmond telegrsm
to the New York Herald says that the meeting
was called for the purpose OF consultation and
business, for the better organization OF the party
and for devising ways and means by which victory
over the read1usters would te assured fn November
next. There was q full and satisfactory inter.
change OF views, and the accounts from every seq
ton OF the state were said to be OF the most en-.
couraging character. It was stated On ali sides
that there never had been such a thorough, Tar.
reaching and elective canvass In the history or
the state as the present one. The conclusion wes
reached that the democrats would carry the state
senate beyond doubt and very probably the house
OF delegates
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Insulting q Consul
MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVE IN TEXAS THREATENS

4EAlCAN REPhESENTAT1VE IN TEXAS THREATHNS
TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY.
telegram to the New York Herald from El
Paso, september 10th, says: serious difficulty
occurred here between the Mexican consul, Senor
Escobar, and the police authorities, which may
cause international complications. Two swindlers
who had escaped from jail we're arrested In Paso
Del Norte. The Jeie Politico promised the Ameri-
can oncers the extradition OF the prisoners on
production OF the necessary papers These were
obtained from the American judge and were taken
by the mayor OF RI Paso to the Mexican consul for
him to translate. This he did, charging $l4 as
consulate fees and the cost OF translation Of1cers
then @ went TO Mexico and asked for the prisoners
This was refused, as the papers stated the charge
to be that of swinding, and this crime was not In
cluded in the extradition treaty. Accordingly the
officers returned without the prisoners The po-
lice officers this morning went to the Mexican con-
sui and said he had translated the papers SO as to
swndle them out OF &14 called him every offensive
name Imaginable. and threatened hfs life. The
consul has telegraphed to the minister for foreign
Affairs In the city OF Mexico for Instructions he
threatens to haul down his consular flag and leave
America. as he considers the insult national one
Great excitement prevails
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The VIA rKefS.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2l.-Vireinls e. consolidated
80 Iast-ue coupons. A; new i040s. SO; threce,
5013 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, September 21-Cotton eteady-m,d-
ding, Ion Flour very ques and about steady-Fiow
ara street and western super. 3.0oa3 IS; do extra
40Oa4. .5; do. family, 5.00a6 90; city mills suIer
B. sosas & 81 do extra, ooaso 90; do. Ko brands g. Is
40 W; Patapsco family, $50; do, superlatve patent
zoo. Wheat-southera quiet and steady; western
mger and strong: southern red 105al o.; do. amber
G aoSaI: IL No. 1 Maryland. ll2Aall3 No. west
err ~. winter, red spot ooal osS seriernber l0sa
d6eeeinSer: ! &c i5al ls. Corn-southern dull western
ssaSa: 81 NUsn %sssern mixed spot October.
cember. new or old h61s Oats hrm-southerll 34a40:
western white. S1a39: do. mixed 34aS6 Pennsyly
sSaS9 5; c,o Rye anet 62ae4 Hay firm ans stendyErle
iboTssra rrOTsiSns gae' Mess pork Is so BaE meats
Baconashoulders "a; clear RIB sides, l. Hams
l5s.ai6k Lard-refned. l0h. Butter frm-western
packed, loa2O; creamery, 2Os27 Egss frm, 23a2l
Petroleum dull = refined, s,asa Coffee steady~Itio
carxoes. ordinary to far. 9alUs. Sugar steady and
quiet-A SOFT sa4; copper refined quiet l4s. Whisky
flrmsr,sotton .S4d Is hour lssa; grain sd Re
corn. s.oSS bushels; oats 1850 bushels rye, 7Oo
wheat. S6S. 0Oo bushels; corn. 25. 900 bushels.
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Destructive Fsrc im New verk.

NnM fcRK, sept "a fire broke out early this
Nos lf0-li6 East g street and Instantly assumed
the proportions OF conflagraton. The 1re broke
out In the engine room, behind the boiler and
swept through the building with such speed that
the workmen were compelRd 20 nee for their
lives, leaving their coats behind, and. as IL was,
had narrow escape. In less than I'VE minutes
from the first warning OF danger the entire mill
was In nameS The mill was surrounded with
lumber, which fell a prey 70 the fsmes Most OF
X belonged TO the firm or q. l. Schuyler & Co.,
lumber dealers The work OF extinguishing the
names was carried on under great 6ifficult es by
the nremen- something like half a hundred luul-
Uer pies were burned or more or less damaged.
The hrm OF c. l. Schuyler Co. estimate their
loss AZ s'0OOO. They have an Insurance ON this of
sbz Son lne planning mill or Robert Ellis was en-
tirely destroyed. His loss VIII reach SIS 600: in.
suraEce, 5000.
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Affair. i'm wc.tWashin>,on.

BUILDING AsSOCIATIoN.-At the 74th regular
monthly meeting OF the Twelfth Building AssocIa-
ton, held last night at Goddards hall $9I1 so WIS
disposed OF, being 10 shares retired ut the stock
value rateS-9l &c per share
NoTEs.-Mrs. Linthicdm, relct OF the late F. M.
Linthf um, Is lying quite IN at her home Lfnthf-
cum Place, Georgetown Heights.-Worklncn be.
gan to-day tearing down the back building OF the
residence OF Mr.. Frank Jones, corner p and 81 &
streets, Uhe old Chandler house), preparatory TO
improvements.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls clear
(22l; receiving reservoir. south connection clear;
north connection slightly turbid 90; distributing
reservoir clear.
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Affairs in Dakota.
THE EQUINOCTIAL sTORM-BaNk Far

FARGO. ID. L. Sept 2.-The cquiRoctial storms
struck tniS S'cton yesterday. The iarnlerS are
already through With thre>hing, but considerable
wneat remains Ia the stack on large farms and II
the weather keeps cold not much damage Will be
done.
1he D!ckey county bank at Elleudale has sus-
pended. The Capital bank at ST. Pau had sworn
out an attachment for 200 and this i alleged TO
nave been the lnal CausN OF Inc HLsn- nSlnn
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Affairs iN the West

OHINAuU NAtfS-AN
CHICAGO, sept. 2L-The Chicago Driving Park
mas added another race 10 It's fall meeting program
VIZ: purse OF slGO, open TO all stations, To be
trotted the nrSt or second day or the meeting.
entries 10 Close Ltober 1st The meeting Is TO be
held from October 9th TO the 18Th. and the en-.
trles. except TO the stallion purse, closes Septem-
Der 2ith Purses aggregaung $4,000 are offered.
special dispatch from Portland, Dakota, says:
le trrday j. f. Cargll's elevator, containing
30 oJO bushels or wheat, was destroyed by fire.
10000.
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The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.

kEfUsiN6 To STRIKE OUT THE WORD WHITE"
In the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Follows,
In Providence, r. l., yesterday, the consideration
OF the constitutional amendments was taken up.
Amendments changing the time OF meeting, to
admit civilized Indians, providing for biennial
sessions and requiring that the grand representa-
and be entitled TO the Grand Encampment degree,
was Indefinitely postponed. An amendment to
admit past grand sires 10 seatsi in the Grant Lodge
without vote Was lost. An amendment appoint
ing grand representatives was Indefinitely post
poned, and another striking out the word "wnite"
was laid on the table. Minneapolis Was selected
as the place for the next meeting.
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TITusynIs, Pa, pt. 2l-Rr ports have lust
been received hire regarding the condition of the
BiHtoNn oti W iis, Which Were opened ), ,stcrday
Wei No .. belonging to the Howe ol company,
produced li5 barrels In tie fist Is hours nd well
No. 4, of The same company, produced 900 barrels
III the hrs, u hours The market Is very nrm ip
The n(igAbOrhood OF is