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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-04

ber, 0b5Fa96c Corn--5outhern steady and
firm; western nominal; southern white, 61@1ic;
90; yellow, 6s6b69c; western mixed, spot, GO
bid fresh; October, 62l[c bid. Oate scarce and
iirm; southern, i29a6o; western white, Helec;
DO. mixed, t294ic; Pennsylvania, 42@ljc
Ryo easy and quiet at 6sapGtc. Hay firm;
prime 70 choice Pennsylvania aud Mary.
land, sls.OoqD00 Provisions steady, with
moderate dcmnnd mess pork. Ell, bulk meats
shoulders, and clear rib sides packed, 7@Wtc;
bacon--shoulders, 10; clear rib Sides l01Sc,
hams, l494@l6c. Lard-Refincd. 0i<c. Butter
dull; western packed, oDibc; creamery, lb0n2O.
Eggs dun and weak at l5c. Petroleum higher;
refined, s@SA. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to fair, 9iDlO, Sugar steady; A soft
SIC. Copper -Retincd quiet at i30lSit
Whisky steady at sl.l5 Frcghts TO Liverpool
per steamer firm; cotton. li-6id -four, higher
at Is 3d. grain. 6iS@6d. Roceipts-Flour, 62i
barrels. wheat, $4,000 bushels. corn, 5000
bushels; rye LOO bushels. shipments Rye,
5000 bushels. salcs-wheat, $4,000 bushels;
corn, II 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Aug Virginia G., consoli.
dated, 30; past.duO coupons, q; new IS, 5lIS
bid to-day.
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washington Stock Exchange Quotations.
baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. cotton dull; middllng,
II. Flour quiet aud steady; Howard street and
western guperine, 27jl930O; do, extra, 50, goo
400; do, family g. 25i952b; city mills superiinc,
s2.75D3l5; do. extra, S335Q4,00; do. Rio
brands s5l29j2j; Palapsco family, 1910; do,
superlatiyo patent, 500. Wheat-Southern
easier and less active; western lower and
active, closing dull; southern red, 9O@92c; do
amber, Q3QaSc; No. Maryland, Nl3GD01c;
No, 2 western winter red spot, a2lS aikodi Au-
gust, 0l1sgO41lei septembeT, HSQiIAei oeio-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-04

i NEVER saw anything like it," said good
Mrs. Powers, who had Just rescued her wick
eldest, from nest of hornets, aud was pouring
Ponds Extract upon his wounds. ~ didn't
mean the hornets" she added, turning to her
tract, just see how It acts, and by tomorrow all
thiss yelling will be gone. It's lust the same,
used internally, apd always cures inflamma.
tons and llemorrhages OF every sort. would
not BIO without IL for the world"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL, FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
VIA ASHlNGToN.

~ -
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BEIMEioN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
VIA ASHlNGToN.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLERt
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE
10, 1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Leave Washington from station, corner Of
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND q STREET
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and st.
Louis daily at 500 n. m, 1915 q, m. 1910
D. ~, with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep
Ing Cars TO above points, without changer 10;i6
n. IN. daily to Chicago. except saturday,
For pittsburg at $3.50 a. N. and $40 2. m;
Detroit, with sleeping Cars to Pittsburg -
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroeville, 1918
q. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
ing and Lake Erie X. II.
Trains for Philadelphia and Now York Mt
$40 a. IN. daily, except sunday; 3, $40, and
1910 p m. daily. with Parlor and Sleeping Cara
For baltimore on week days, 8, $50, $40. 8,
$40, o, and 1905 n. M, 1910 900 $3.50, 3,
$3.50, 1850 (45-mlnute train. 4;4O, $3.50, 600, u
500, $40, and 1910 p. m.
For baltimore on sundays, $50. 8, 500, u.
III. l25. 2:36. 3, d;IO. 6:30. $50, 2. $40.
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To al who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretious Of youth, nervous, wenSnosi
early decay, loss OF manhood, &C., Will send
Ii recipe that will cure you, FREQ Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary in south America. send 6eltad-
dressed envelope TO thou Oy, Joseph i, lnlnan,
Station d., New York CITY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-04

Inconsequoncc gilmore favorable reports from
the cholera districts in Europe the proposed
national conference of health boards which
was TO tako place in this city on Thursday
next, has boon postponed TO u later day not
vet named.
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Polo on bicycles tonight.
TIRE COURT RECORD.


Equity cburf-jtsiiee Hdgncr.-York vs. Tyler
ct al; order of publication. York VS.. Brewer
ct al; order adjudication. York vs. Knowles
ct al; order of publication. whclan vs. Nc.
Carthy; order of confirmation of sale and ref.
orence TO the auditor. Crawford Va. squier;
receiver ordered 10 pay rent. schronbofn vs.
Duvall ct al; rule to show cause. Edmonds
VS.. Kennedy; order approving accounts of
trustee. Joyce vs., White; decree Diminishing
petition of Mary White. Mccarthy ct NJ. vs..
GBrion ct nj. final order of ratification of sale
=. Probate CQvrt-.Iisticc Hlqncr. Estate ofJacob
Eugeni order of publication. Estate OF VIM.
u. Downing; viii proven and letters tesla.
incntary Issued to Catherine Downing. Estate
OF Catherine Davis; will proven and letters
testamentary issued. Estate Of Francis Drum.
mond; excmpllhed copy of will filed. Estate
OF Rosnia g. Hulm letters of administration
issued to George Jacobs.
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DIED.

GILMORE Suddenly, on the nornIn4 OF An.
gust 2, ut Lexington, Mlcn HARRY ". 0rr-
NONE ~
Notice offunerni hereafter
LOWRY on Sunday, Aug O. 1854. of ch1l-
era innntum, WIN toWnY sred \ tnontha.
lntornont ~ Mount Oiivct to.skv
BEALL.. on Saturday, Aiq. 2, lsga, SUSAN
j., wife Of ncnl. B. BoRll, hged ~ year,
Funeral on Monday, AVG 4 nom her late
residence, an n eiroct southwest, at4p D. IN
NIaLsoE,, S wednesday, July 80, 1884, OF
luicrinout AZ Congressional Cemctery
PARSONS. On sunday, Aug. o. a. i2.3o n.
NJ Mr., X. g. pAKsuNs. ' -
Hartford aud New Haven paport please copy.
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Marriage licenses have been issued to
Charles 4. Weiss aud Martha Neal Hamilton
Frazer and Martha Chase, both Of Montgomery
county, ND. Charles A, GersdOrii and Marie
L. Spices j. ID. Kettnor and Annie Il, Linklns,
VIM. IL Kyler aud Fannie Reed.
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MEDICAL
nR. cHEEvERs ELECTRIC BELT


Tnls Uelt or kegenorator Ia made expressly
Iof the cure OF qerangements OF tho Renerative
orgnmL Ihoro Is no mistake about THIS instru.
mehlj me continuous stream of Electricity per-
metling through the parts must restore them to
Meh!tly action. DO not cOnfound this with
mead 70 toe. II " for the one specific purpose.
7, or circulars giving null information, address
ton St. Chicngo. III.
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Baltimore Unions vs. Nationals, to-day, a.


Fronting on the south side Of +, bet, 25th and
10th sta. n. W., part OF lot IL, SO. 20, John +.
Mitchell, $3.50.
Fronting on the s. O. cor. Of 22d and @ SITS. u.
w, lot 9, SO. 50, John w. Ebbiughaus, trustee
70 the trustees of tho First Reformed church.
81.
Fronting on the west side Of oath, bet and X
SITS. II: w, lot %, 50 2s Henry r. Elliott to
Frank Q. Adams SO.
Fronting on the west side Of 9th, bet and X
SITS. n. w., lots 90 and 90 of Frank G. Adams
and al, sub. of pt, "A and %, In So. 3D. Frank
G. Adams TO Jacob II. Reislnger, g., 100.
Fronting on the west side of 2ith bet. aud X
SITS, u. W., lots 81 and IS of Frank c. Adams
ct al. sub. of pt. - and 25, So. %, Frank G.
Adams to Henry Lirckel, 50, 100
Fronting on the south side Of X st., bet 4th and
9TH SIS. n. w, pit. lot -, 50. old, Maurice T..
Shiploy to Robert Mcdonald, 5000.
Fronting on the west side of l4th st., bet. w st.
and boundary st., lot %, Murphy's sub of
So. 2V2 Harrison NJ Bennett to ida U. Mar
Lots los and 1O8 Of c. j. Hillyer's sub of So.
S,3l250
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BANK STATEMENT,


New York, Aug. AIT tho opening of bust
ness at the stock exchange this morning the
market was irregular, some shares being quite
weak and others strong. Among the weak
stocks Reading was most conspicuous, falling
of IA to n. Western Union and Pacific Mail,
on the other hand, were buoyant aud brisk de.
mand, the former advancing from 6lJa TO 6ibA,
and the latter from An to 504 Western
Union was freely bought for the long account,
and some OF smaller shorts attempted to cover
on. reports that the larger bears would be
twisted. The short interest In this stocki
enormous. Pacific Mail WIS unusually active,
ana some round amounts were taken by
brokers identified with the leading operators
The strength of these stocks impaired q frmcr
tone TO the remainder of the list, and prices
rose = TO rs per cent. In the afternoon the
market became quiet. The smaller Traders
sold TO realize profits, and there was reaction
of to 25h per cent. in the general list and ;s3
per cent, IN Missouri Pacific.
The sales Of stocks for the week were 2lSS,-
100 shares an increase of 250,903, as compared
with those of the previous week.
Tie sales OF stocks today aggregate 1883
shares including the following: Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western. 5,740; Lake Shore
1900 Missouri Pacific, 1920; Northwestern
2oaO; Pacific Mail l7,T25; st. Paul, Al, 7O5
Union Pacific, 27,lOi; Western Union, 1855
Northern Pacific preferred, 1880; Oregon
Transcontincntal. 22435.
United States treasury balances-Coin, Sl2l,
0S4,9lO; currency, $1,000, 100.
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COUNTY.
Part of,roo, oo,,oa .,pra.,,, pu.....

Part Of tract called Pretty Prospect" osceola
z. Green ct al, trustees, to George Platter
Green, go, 600.
On Nichols ave, on road from Washington, D.
O., to Piscataway, Nd, containing acres, o
r0ods, aud 10 perches Woodbury. Wheeler,
trustee, to Mary @. Brooks, 81, 1886.
Le Droit park, pit. lots I aud 8, blk. 5, A. l..
Barber d Co, sub, Andrew Langdon ct III.
trustees, to Randolph q. Getchell, sl.662GO.
Meridian hill, lot z blk. 10, Hall & Evans
sub, james L. Fitch TO Abraham NJ. Sal.
mon, STS7.50.
Meridian hill, lot s. blk. 10, Hall & Evans sub.
james E. Fitch to Francis Ira Willis, s7SzJ0.
GEORGETOWN.
Threlkeld's addition to Georgetown, pit lot
2Ol, fronting on the south side of eth St, bet.
tayettc and Frederick sts., Henry II. Whalen
N (fatlprinn Knpp, ganl
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UNDERydKERg.

RTEvorything strictly flrstclnss and onths
most reasonable terms
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TRAVELERs' GUIDE.
VINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
.; ~ TiiE sHonT LINE TO THE SOUTH

TINHE VIRGINIA. MIDIANp' RAILWAY
j. TIE sHoRT LINE 70 THE SOUTH.
BOUTHWEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect Aug. 9. 1884.
o, S.ao A. M1New orleans Mall, daily, making
west Daily, except SUNDAY, with g. Z q ny.
fulllnnn sleeping Buffott Cars nom Now YORK
and Washington 10 Atlanta. Pullman sleeping
Shrs rom Washington and Atlanta TO New or,
leans, Pgrlor Gar from Washington 10 Natural
bLnlddgS' va, ,.,...,,,. -. -, 49,. 81.
,Dilo y. M-Loulsvilo Fast Limo, daily, VIA
vnnIl0uegvllle TO CINCINNATI, Louisvllls, aud all
MM,esiie,rn Points; PULLMAN sleeping Cars from
Wnsnlngton 70 Iouisvllle. -
1910 y. M.-Southern Mail aud Express,
u,ily, 70 oil points south and Southwest, VIA
DhnnqVnlu ana Chnrlo!to. DAILY, eAcept Sunnuay,
MNnH W. Ny pullman sleeping Nhrs rom
washington, Via, Dnnvillo, yhatloWe, nnu Az
.hanta, 70 new Orieansi also rom Washln9tomm'
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wAsHINGToN's coNEY ISLAND.
STEAMROAT LINES.
IJIEH III butt IITN Is5s
TISo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
Il AND THE SOUTH.

u AMI Iiil SOUll1'
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CoMPANY'S
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays aud
Wednesdays ut b;3O, and saturdays at y, m,
stopping at Piney Point and Cornfeld Hhrbor,
going and rSturnng.
SATURDAY 5 HSSRE s M5ANlNa. RETURNS
Exclusive connection with Boston and ProvI-
dence steamers Connect also With New York
Eenboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads.
ST. MARC Hotel, Poikinhorn's next TO City Post.
ays OK s. S$ fs ' c aSa Cheek
baggage nom hotels and private Residences.
Freight fs WY WI %EI Iti a e Aren.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
hS gGI@pnsi 70, BOsI4n w
Can't. William a. Mallett. BERKsm i Capt.
hqTs om B III SeI nSa
THasaRAaA + TEG hs'!Ha every
Fare, ineinuihs 51eals and s'ateroom oer'h'
VI oR NG s%S liis G pIREer, tho Al Iron
re- %fL i9 cR2NE Capt. Hap Tay fa
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Capt; Z. A. Hooper,
Fare, Including meals and stateroom berth,
clio. Accommodations unsurpassed Second
Through tickets TO ali points in Georgia, Florida
and Alabama. For freight or passage apply 70
A. L. HUGGiNS, Agent. foot Long DOCK, Bal
timore
e. SAMPSON; Agent. 90 Central wharf, Bos,
JAMES b. wEsT& CO.. Agents. Savannah.
II ooK AT Low FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
FIRsT-cLAss FARE houNn rpIp :, ~
The elegant steamers LAX and MOSELEY
leave sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday at $3.50. aud saturday
Ing al Norfolk with Virginia Beach Ocean View.
and all Railroad and steamship Lines.
Passage and rooms secured at u. & o. Ticket
Ofice, 18th and Pa ay.; o. Il, Thompson, OO2
Pa aV.; ]. ID. Free, lib Market Space; 81. james
Hotel, and General OniCO, sixth street wharf
Telephone call T3l-3. ... go
PdToMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Steam
J. w. THOMPSON newly htted and FURNISHED
Lhrough0ut). Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 7 a. IN. Fare, 20 cents. M,
Steamer Thompson tOr charter cheap tuesday,
Thursday, and saturday nights, ,.-
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
1En II puIII.IIBg slunprintpulgut,
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ITO SARATOGA,
4 LAKE GORGE,

I'o sAhA I%KE eronoE
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALI-RAIL and PARLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
Rf " sSis 81 GS
sAR brS91 q lO! sfPTEsc;1A1 eo5 A. M-Arrlvo
9;SS m. &ohtreai II p. m. Elegant H Puii,
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga. thence to Mon
CATsKIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $50 A.
M.--Arrlye Hotel kaatersklll $50 y. m, Grand
Day 2'f hX 2pR 1919 ffiOl q M.Arrvo Albany
GtIas sBTnss ypaoass St. %
NSs%sa Fails hef9 hp P%lor l3 aTs e
R FRAY sason HR fnE aE NsEaT np PG
EXpREsS, lao A, M.-Arrlye Hotel kaat-
srskiii ohS 2. M; Grand Hotel 5OS p. M,
Cars City q sar sSssG Z
sAMAfoaA AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN
skill BIO :, M Grand Hotel $40 OBJ p M, Sara
toga $3.50 p. m, Lake. George 10;4O p. M.
Montreal s:25 a. IN, with Parior Cars to Cat
Car leaves washington on Pennsy ivania r. II.
train Sd5a. m. for Saratoga; Shoppers thence
10 Montreal The New York Limited leaves
saasoss and Il cts MoanSn Limited Tt a
Jersey City.
ASK f6r single or round trip tickets by west
or depot agent Of Pennsylvania II. It. for com
plee time tables. tickets, and parlor car chairs.
served IN advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania r. H. Station,
N' HENRY MoNETT,
General Passenger Agent
Ie27-tf % State Street, New York.
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EXCURSIONS.
MOONLIGHT ON THE WATER.
VlNHE SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION
l. Under the auspices of
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION,

CELEcT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. FOR
- the Benefit OF the Metropolitan industrial
School, on the W. w. Corcoran, TUESDAY,
EVENING, AUoUsT 8. Boat leaves at Q p. m;
anGfa w0 90 fSh Years. sg5o cnnt rs oo
Coffee, Sandwiches, Cake, and Ice Cream served
by the ladies' Music
Iicke "A tn q bOat. iy3l-5t
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

London Special cable: A terrible tragedy iii
high life is reported from Devonshire. Mr..
Hugh Shorthand, a rich barrister from Aus
tralia, had been spending the past few months
In that county enjoying a vacation. He made
the acquaintance of a Miss Dimes, the daughter
of a wealthy country gentleman and connected
with some of the most aristocratic families. and
proposed marriage to her. Mr.. Dimes, however.
objected TO hortland's attentions, having heard
some ~disreputable stories about his habits,
which Mr.. Dimes was convinced were
too much those of a dissipate and profligate.
Shorthand, being clevein address and skilled
IN intrigue, managed to induce Mr.. Dimes to
postpone a final decision until he could be con-
vinced that his Impressions were erroneous
and thus maintainedh his entree at the residence.
Taking advantage of the opportunities afforded
by his probation, the Australian pressed his
suit with the young lady, and finally induced
her to elope with him, and they were duly
married. Soon after clipping, the young lady's
dead body was found in a pond ON her fathers
estate. AT about the time the body was discov-
cred, Shorthand, it was reported, left Devonshire.
1t was generally suppose,I therefore, that Mrs.
Shorthand had committed Suicide in a fitof des-
pOndency. This view was confirmed by q let
ter which was received from Shorthand soon
after the finding Of the body. An investigation
was begun and it was soon ascertained that
Shorthand had never left England at all since
his marriage, and that he had written his letter
and sent thunder cover to o friend at Brindisi.
Shorthand was promptly arrested, and his trial
promises to be one of the most sensational in
English criminal records. All efforts to find q
reason for the murder have failed, and Short
land refuses to make:any utterances on the sub
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

/ am q Baptist Minister and before I even
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present profession, 40 years ago, I was for
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with Hoarscness and Thomas Eclectric Oil al
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them and if taken in time it will cure seven
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Oil and then place the end Of the spoon In
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the Oilfalls over into the throat and practice that
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head may be, it will clean it out and cure their
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DIR. Z. 4. CRANE.
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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16
The Grand Lodge a. 0. o. w.

The grand Lodge Of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen convened at Workmen hall,
st Paul, on Tuesday, the 9Th, There were
I50 present. representing 81 different lodges.
The jurisdiction Of the grand lodge camprises
Minnesota, Dakota and Manitoba. OF the rep
resentatives, eight were from Dakota, one
from Manitoba and the balance from
Mmnesota. The business of the day
was the consideration Of reports
presented by the grand medical director, grand
master workman, grand recorder, grand re-
celyor and representative from the supreme
lodge. There were at the last meeting of this.
lodge $3.50 members out 81 which, number
twenty have died. There has been $4,000 in
surance paid during the year. The expense OF
collecting and disbursing this money $4,000,
and the expense for the year to each nenlher,
$1a
An appropriation was made for a deputy to
visit lodges in the jurisdiction for the purpose
of increasing the membership. No special eff
fort viii be made the ensuing year to increase
the number Of lodges, it being considered adj
Ylsable TO concentrate all efforts to increase the
membership in the established ones. 1t was
decided that under the constitution members
over fifty years old cannot be received
into this, from another jurisdictions.
Grand lodges OF other jurisdictions have de-
cided this point adversely. The grand repre-
sentatyest TO the supreme lodge were instructed
70 urge a graded assessment according to age.
- Nbp ttANAO " AAtthC " HI w llktNNb
fee, ranging from SO to $2.. according to age,
but this failed. The eapitation tax for the ex-
penses of the grand lodge was fixed for the en-
suing year at 81 for each member. The ex-
penses of this session was $911.
Following ia the list of grand officers elected
for the ensuing year:
Grand Master Workman, d. Il. Vance of Wi
mona; grand foreman, j.. III. Stevens, St Paul;
grand overseer, A. J. Blesser of Milbank, Oak.
grand recorder, William Cheney, Minneapolis;
grand receiver, J. j. McCardy ofSt. Paul grand
guide, III. J. Birch of Wadena grand watchman,
~ Giddings of Anoka grand trustee, ]. Toun
OF Minneapolis; past master workman, c. H.
Roberts of Rochester; representatives to SUI
preme lodge, G.. II. Roberts of Rochester, A. l.
Levi of Minneapolis, J. M. Nye of Wells medi-
cal director, Talbot Jones of 81. Paul; finance
committee, D.. Ramaly, Monroe Sheire, G.. w,
Thayer, Lake City; judiciary committee L. Van
Slyke OF Hastings, A. H. Taisey Of Donnely, i.
+. Wilde Of 81. Paul.
The lodge adjourned to meet again at the
same place on the first Tuesday in May, 1885,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

Washington Special. Senator Edmunds left
the chair of the vice president Wednesday to
offer . bill e place Gen. Grant on tho retired
list of the army, and in a brief speech alluded
indirectly TO his financial failure, which was
announced in the papers. He said he hoped
the committee en- military affairs would hasten
the passage of the bill. Such a measure has
been repeatedly introduced in congress, but
has invariably failed. Southern dhmocrats, es-
p~ecially ex-confederates, are kindly disposed
toward Grant, aud little opposition is anticipat-
ed beyond that of democrats of the Holman
type in the house, and Voorhees, type in the
senate. While 1t is well known that Grant has
a comfortable fortune left, there il a generous
feeling that his services deserve the providing
Of him against the ups and downs Of CONNER
cial business.