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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-27
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Matters of ailnor Moment ln nnd About tho
e"y' ..ssls
hA0 BABY" NJ tho Opera liouse this
evening. 3,.is II ilN,ssy va
EDDIE CLAroR's hackers have ordered n
now shell for tho oaisman's uso next sen.
son. H i5et a.ly5 s
Mn. WILLIAM lIAsriS0s has been up.
pointed fnattagcr Of tho In Belle mill, vice
Mr.. l.incl. S'lNi, lGg'l3. ,E7ll dl'it-3
CuApi,iS Orro hns cntpru, n sn;t 4, ~,
Circuit Court for n divorce from his VIII"
Margaret Otto, s 'a|j
A ,osr viii wus Wicked my /, r,s,
Wheeling list nitht by tho police md nv.
stored 10 her pnrcnts. ~ Il 80 ''''' 81
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hnsT nx,r,m"iv INV ~, ,G.s ,spn.'eu wy
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ana nw,rI IL" II irnp" w"! again .eat NV
Grounds Snt,rlay 'rhn n n", ..v . S'"sS sno
: ,.' "'""' ~ l'u'se was SN-VV'
AnHN l.oNu iircu OIL II pistol on tho cor
WI VI n",se'ahu fontcthth streets SAT
WAY ma "'sh'' anu was arrested by onicer
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In IiGWiky' eXtensiont TO lenwooa y
pe.is srauuans filled WIN cinacrs anu
S"'h, so ny 70 put the truck OH firln loot
NIX ''s'e". OF oil tho tfest'es. a
Tue Third Presbyterian Church, in the
E'Sh al Warl, is under roof. and all,thu
~, trrior work Is flushed except tho cupo.
;, IN. Il Is Ii very handsome brick stracs-
urc. g7s't.5 - tat& 81 A.
Will, JuSutiSG received OH Saturday,
from his brother Charlie. who Is running
on tho steamer Prince on the lower Mis-
sisSippi, n box containing a stalk Of cotton
bolls. IT AK.
rv,.or,v WIS received FROM L. G.
N,;,hnr, saturday ,In,cI AZ N,lt;mort
saving he would DO In this city to-day, and
asking n suspension OF the public judy
ment on his affairs.
M. n,wocra,s of Martins Forty Ind
hid. 'irr,"nstraiion SATURDAY nirh,. Cluh
trS,"',h;s ci,w md ,hr. towns across III,
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panS'
TIM house OF i'll rcrutc kept by Haiti
Scott, on EotE street, was rNidcd By III
police Saiansay n'eht, anu me 'ha"a,'
Two girls ami Two men were arrested. :; 4
put ny the cash 1os .aeif appearances "' ''
morning. ~.
\ GENTLEMAN named Wright is in III
city, representing the house at Hamilton
Ohio, which has the contract for iurnisl
inc the new pumping engine for this cit.
rhn work OF setting up the engine viii!
commenced today under Mr.. Wrisht'ss 81
rprvis:on. E
W,.L,.u M,,lxR, OF Eelton, indicted il
Sa,nrI,w nJ.,sni frrmn ihr cus,nlv al ii,
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FIRE RECORD.
Pennsylvania Hlinc on rire-Cniaa Depot,
Pittsburgh, Nearly DESTROYED.

fenns!lFania efsne on rire-Cniaa Depot,
Pittsburgh, Nearly Destroyed.
suAHoSlS, Pa, Oct. aaS.-Las, iall, fre
was discovered in the Bear Valley slope
one Of the best paying operations il
Northumberland county, and a;.es spend.
ing thousands OF dollars IN az effort, which
lasted almost :hee months, to ex.inguish
The n7e. the proprietors wese isecd to. :sll
the mine with water, which remained in
the slope owe, sixty days. This water WIS
only recently pumped out, and the plsec
nut In god working condition, when yes:
te1iay morning tira wss agsin discovered
IN the Mammoth vein, and is now BUN.
ing hereby, with no hopes OF STAYING its
progress without ssain feeding it prepa-
rs'ions have already begun. There are
many theories advanced as to,he origin OF
the tire, hut it is supposed by those who
have :iaae AZ examination oi the working
shat II is the old fire which the water
2taced IN the slope lGsl ISL did not reach
ard never ex;inguishei.
PITTSBURGH, Oct! 25.-The Criea Naro:
caught tire few minutes before s O'Clock
shiS afternoon, and = now burning sercsly.
iasousa the promp: action o; ,he we'll
Trained employees oi the Pennsylvania
Rallrosd Company and the civ Fire De-.
paI.ment the flames were confined to The
scot and finally sabiued, sitter = los oi
about 800 was sustained The fire was
caused by defective fue in the upper
story, vhste large aHsoeat OF old papers
and eomhGstible ma:erisl were shorthand
the dense smoke which enSe!oued the
building led to the helieI this. the entire
structure was burning. Tie report ,as;
the Union depot WIS on IRE created great
excitement, and in = few minutes the
streets IN the Vicinity were blocked WITH
people. sri3 49,.
BEsIoS HAEsoE. Mica., Ok. al-Ths
propeller C:y OF s.; Joseph snnk he n
be. dock tonight. Her upper sorks have
burned awsy, and she fire is still in the
hold. The toss can noi now be estimated,
but Il IS believed 70 be coveseG BY :nsu,-
aaee. a.11Il' !.
CoSSElsviiIE, Pa, 0c.- -The Cal
Sla mine $: Dunbar wss discovered CT fire
To-day. The entrance MIS- csessI hv earth
and rocks, in the hore 10 smother oc, the
s,s,us Old miners gay i: will hxse 10 he
Hooded, plan which Is rssy expsas:rs
and 81 peesan: we'll aich impossible, d.
cause OF the dcoush Tie origin oi the
are Is mystery. l; IS s1rnised i. raish,
aave caush; f-om Saoulde-ins danes in
an old abandoned working adjoining,
Smoke IS i>srirs tron the c.nsvxv q;
AsHeo. mines adjoining .o-n;ea,. and /. i
.e47ed ths, they also are on Ere. he
Calvin gosSs Include @ aczs Snd 30 eoks
o7ens The Anchor 100 orers and lsrr,4
.rac. Of coal tsni. Both s-e members al
The Coalelisvill+ Coke ASSOCIATION. sl,lls.,
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s. 60 buys mems snoi cashmere sni:s,
worth $40 %, $, the bausrap. store. -
Msia StnNat gr-s "a ga Z. -
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10 GRAND BARGAINS !!

100 IlacA and White Checked all wool
ShaMl>. s. 81.
aEals> >hrS.ius. 1 aad sc.
ta>e s;insham, sc.
200 all w,>el Misses Cloth ClNalS. 81.
$50 le-rn Ladies Arriae He>S, 10 aud
IL Lee pair.
loo lksen sltliaea Towels, 81 s. asa
- 80 per aaNea.
As Shaw saN asit RO>e, 81 90 per
dozen, or Use rair. 1heSe arr seamse>S.
500 lsaSs' MrasS. s.. s. aN, s., s.
Sc, Is, $40. SIC. SIS, Is ana SIS.
50 hsisa tetS,StfteasS Ladies Vests.
Seea steee.
Is b"Na Eest's lsaaarisa Shirts at
s& piece
H.ENISuEISIER.
Eleventh Street.
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$50 Il he XI street.. 5s..5. 5 "a ,1l
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FOR
\ GOOD FARM EORFS AiE-I .MIlI

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-27

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Eor sale.

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.FoR SALE.
The shck stosefoosn and dwelling. No, n,
Twelfth ,,stes, now otsur!oi by FtanGs whElv
For terms nrps,o q Es
". u. ESENAgr,
oce, No. llG3 Ma,ktt Street Ger. Of Twelfth
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EGEEgA TWENTY YElES

tctee-Net > Ssss Of its Eea7?<s<s-es.
ESE c9sis=z HIS d9nst -4ass-sas, sz,. * re
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PErSnrnen, Pa, Oct, o6-The centep.
nary celebration Of Nontefo,e's birthday
was appropriately observed here to-day,
Special services were held u. all the Syna.
gogucs in the city. = - -. -
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PETERSBURG, VA, Oct. ?G-The Jews
and Gentites OF this city nnS:ed this after.
noon in celebrating the birthday OF Mon.
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BES!os HAEsoE. Mica, Ok. eel-Ths
propeller City OF s.. Joseph srtlk Ire II
De. dock tonight. Her upper works have
burned away, snd she fire is still in the
ao.d. The loss can noi now BE- estimated,
but Il IS believed 70 be coveted by :nsur-
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15
The minor Courts.

In Justice Ling's Court yesterday, Jessie
and Annie Hepburn, charged with grand
larceny, In stealing diamonds and other
valuable things from Gus wolfrom, were
srrsignsd. Jessie was discharged, and
Annie was held to answer In $500 bail. ex-
animation to be hereafter sst. She failed to
put up the money.
In Mayor Thom's Court, Edward Nc
Carthy, a drunk, paid % nne. c. H. Buck,
went up for ten days, for drunk and dis
orderly. Fannie Price forfeited ten dollars
bail, for the same charge g. A. Mussen,
dorfier, also forfeited ten dollars for the
ten days for drunkenness. James Dean and
Mike sweeney, both vsgrsnts, got ten and
fye days IN jail, respectively. J, Bcntly
J. Martin and X. 4. McLaii. They we're all
released on their own recognizance to ap-
pear for sentence at o'clock this morning.
The chances are that they will leave the
city. Frank Wilson, George Wilson and
James Hughes each went to Jail five days ON
the same charge.
In Justice Morgsn's Court, John Ready and
Charles Kimball were aTTaigned for disturb
ing the peace. Rimball pleaded guilty and
Will be Sentenced on the blst fnsl Heady
pleaded not guilty and will be tlted ON the
same day. Meanwhile they VII spend q
week In jail. A. L. Bath. l. r. Goodwin, B.
Brode, J. Lang, @. Brobeck, A. Schmidt,
Hammel 4 Denker, K. W. Jones, John Ed
hardt, McGarvin 4 White. all charged with
and ali, on motion Of the District Attorney,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15

DAyros. Ohio, Oct. A-The election in
this city was quiet Very few Illegal votes
were cast. Everybody was orderly and a
full vote out. The indications are that Day
ton will give 800 Democratic majority. The
Soldiers Home cast full vote with proba-
bly, 100 Republican majority.
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1t is not every tea drinker who knows the
care that has been taken In packing the
dried article for export. The tea leaf is so
sensitive that II exposed 10 the air. for even
short space OF time, II loses the subtitle
and volatile properties wherein lie Its
aroma, qss0r aed strength. The ordinary
chest with sheei lead. but late Investigations
have shown that this practice Is so extreme
ly dangerous 10 the health, thai In many
countries lead packing for food asiieies Is
strictly prohibited; Luckily tin affords a
reason why the exporters Of all such high
grade teas as, for instance, Eola Tea. EN-
ploy the Perfection Tea Can solely as a
package.
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PHILADELPHIA, pa, Oct. H-Agrest crowd
OF people thronged the streets eager to OBJ
tain news from Ohio. On Chestnut street,
between Sixth and Tenth. where the various
newspaper Offices are located, and where
bulletins from Ohio were displayed on cin-
yass, the highway was almost impassable
for wagons and street cars. The early dis
patches all indicated = Republican victory,
and two leading Republican clubs paraded
the principal streets with torch lights and
banners and bands Of music, adding greatly
to the almost wild enthusiasm OF those con-
gregated along the route. About II o'clock
the crowd began to disperse, but at mid
night tho streets were still crowded with
cheering adheFepts Of the successful party.
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Try it.

81 like 1t better than any remedy I have
ever used, because II leaves my bowels In a
better condition, Is the remark made by
every one In referring to Syrup of Figs
syrup of Figs Is taking the place Of all The
live medicines and nauseous catharties
heretofore used. Try 1t. C. +. Heinzeman
is agent for Los Angeles.
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COURT REPORTS.
superior Ceurt-snish, J.

superior COurt-Smtth, j.
TUESDAY, Oct. 18th.
Application for dissolution of the Arroyo
Boulevard Company = Application ordered
filed.
Estate of T. ]. Askin, depeased-Return OF
sale OF personal property heard aud CON
frmed.
Christopher N. Haddock, native Of Eng
land, naturalized.
Robert Hargrave VS.. W. W. Orr, ct al.--On
trial.
VIM. Ferguson VS.. John Robarts-Judg-
ment in favor OF plaintiff; thirty days stay.
Hawley Brothers VS.. Youman-Five days
further time to plead.
Ex Pqrte, w, w. Bennett for writ of habeas
dismissed.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Smith VS., Smith-Trial,
Lugo ys. keyes-Trial,
HOWARD, J.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Sanchez va Newman et al
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The following passengers left for the north
yesterday per steamer Santa Rosa:
For San Francisco-C Libby, { A VII
letts. Mrs . A Havens, Mrs G NJ Gordon. Mrs
C r whitney. Mrs n Sanford, Mrs G H Bir-
mingham. Parcells, J chevallier, Miss @
Brier. Mrs LASER and Laughter. H L
Huntington. Robert Patton. Rev W W Brier.
L A Kelzow. wife and sou, q W Burdick and
wife, Miss r N Rogers. James Heron, Isaac
Upham. o K Hyde, p Short, n B Wilson,
George H backard. N hcCurdy. " H
Ross. Thomas willy. Charles Serrott and
wife. L Bendswaldny, Miss L Harting. w +
Barnhardt. Henry FULTON. Mrs W Barn.
hardt, Mrs Henry Fulton, = W Negliu, y n
Hathaway, B Turk, Ganahl, MrsJ "
Calkins, and eight In the steerage.
For Fort Harford-Miss A Richardson, Mrs
N Branseombe, Mrs N Nicholson II A
Branseombs, Rev c Rubio, A Robles. Miss
H gonklin. Hiss = y Gwenn, MISS spangier,
A E Gasmal.
For santa Baybags-Nrs ] W palkiDs, Mrs
L W Metcalf, ME- L b IIouge, Mrs 7 Tendder,
J N Wall. WI Miller and wife, Mrs Crane.
John Foshia-
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The City Of Paris is headquarters fol
cloaks.
Our prices for cloaks-just 25 per cent
lower than anybody else In Los Angeles
City OF Paris.
Remember, we are selling cloaks for less
than manufacturers prices. City Of Paris.
We have the largest, finest and most
stylisb stock of cloaks In Southern Cslifor-
MIA, and are selling them for less than cost.
city OF Paris, l0b and l07 North Spring
street.
This week we are selling cloaks and
wraps of every variety and style for less
than manufacturer prices. Don't pur-
chase elsewhere until you see our stock
and get our prices. City OF Parts.
More cioaks for ladies, misses and chill
dren, and for less money, than anywhere
else In Los Angeles. We guarantee salts
faction. City OF Paris
Don't fail 10 look at our stock Of cloaks-
They are beauties, from New York, Paris
and Berlin-the very latest styles, cheaper
than the old styles which others are now
offering. City Of Paris, io6 and io7 North
Spring street.
Talk about cioaksi We think we have
more than all the stores In Los Angeles put
together.
Talk about cloaksi We know we are sell
ing them-the very latest styles al that
cheaper than any other store In Southern
caiffcrnia City OF Paris.
Come and look At "0ur Cloaks,r even II
you do not purchase. City Of Psris
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cnAllEkcE.

II. W. Fabing: We challenge you to wash
with your New Becker washing machine
against the Laundry Queen. We claim the
Laundry Queen win wash quicker. cleaner
and with less labor. The Judges to be chos-
en- one by either side and they two to choose
the third, the loser to donate SO 10 the Or
phans' Home or any other charitable society.
You 20 name the day OF trial In any place In
the city OF Santa Ana. L. A.
octiss JOHNSON,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15

Mr.. @. W. Shaw, Of Los Angeles. who made
about ss5. 900 last year In selling group Of
mines in Arizona. 1t appears has made an
athef good strike, as appears by the Arizona
Enterprise Of lest week. which says:
"The Haokberry nina, located near River
side, and owned by Asssrs. shaw a Melrose,
was sold this week for the handsome sum OF
ys5, 900. The purchaser Of the mine was Nv.
J. g. Clarke, Of Kansas. He 10 Q brother of
J, L. Clark, the mining expert, and Newton
Clark, both OF whom are well known here.
The mine was bought upon the recommen-
dalton Of MT J. I. CLARK, and he will proba-
have never seen the property, but those who
have examined II pronounce 1t nrst-eiass.
We congratulate Messrs. Shaw. 4 Melrose
upon their good fortune"
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value Of American Forests.

According to the latest reliable estimates,
he value OF the principal products Of the
Ountry stand In the following order:
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MISSOURI METHODS,
short shrift for Ravishers In that
Com mmonWenlth.

FULTON, Mo-, Oct H.--As a ten-year-old
girl named Bennett was walking with a
younger sister past corn-neld near Guthrie,
ten miles east Of here, yesterday at noon, one
Of three negroes working In the field seized
the girl and ravished heF, Her little sister
carried the alarm home aud posse of citi-
gems organized Immediately. The negroes
were found in the field, armed with corn
knives and gun. They made show OF re-
sistsnce, but finally surrendered and were
taken to Guthrie and put under guard. At
three O'Clock this morning party OF mount
ed men rode TO the house where the negroes
were confined and fired at them through the
windows. One of the negroes ran into the
street and was shot dead. The others were
again fired upon and the ravtsher fell down
and was left Tor dead. The party then rode
of. An investigation showed that the raw
Usher had feigned death. The survivors
were taken to jsil to-day. bui are expected to
be lynched tonight.
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The New. Dol New York.

NEW YORK, Oct 14.--The bulletin boards
at the different newspaper Offices were sur.
rounded late into night by large crowds OF
people who waited patiently for hours To
hear tho news from Ohio. kilograms to the
Tribune wers read In the counting rooms as
soon as received, and gave rise to the
greatest enthusiasm. The crowds about the
Sun, World, Times. Herald and other news
turns and cheered or jeered just as predi-
lection prompted,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


NEW YORK. Oct. l4.-Governments. arm.
Railways, Arm. State securities, quiet.
Speculation at Stock Exchange to-day
strong, and dealings characterized BY In
creased confidence IN higher range Of prices.
shortly after opening there was decline
OF from u TO Il per cent, but subsequently,
there was q sharp advance Of from TO p
Pacific Mail sold up to So aud 56lz, the high
est prices for long time. In the afternoon
there was q reaction Of from y to u per
cent, but at the close the market was strong
as compared with yesterdays prices-lx 70
IL per gent higher.
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Remember that we have received our Fall
and Winter stock Of wraps, and the same low
PRICES OF the past shall rule at the present.
We show larger assortment than ever. You
can save money by visiting this department.
b. F.p0uLTER,
236 and 23s North Main street.
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-At Detroit, Michigan
nv Detfoit' MfcHfsHH9-
Our California office Is personally conducted
by Dr. Williams; and is permanently
established for the cure of


Our California office Is personally conducted
by DR.. Williams; and is permanently
established for the cure OF
viz: Catarrh, Throat Diseases, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption. Catarrhal Deaf
ness, Catarrhal Opthalmia and Diseases of
the Heart by his new and improved system
of Medicated Inhalations, which carry the
remedies directly to the diseased parts,
thereby etfecting cures in many Of the So
called incurable cases, the greater part of
whom had not the slightest idea OF ever be-
0ZaENA.-Ozana is the professional or
technical name given to an advanced form
Of catarrh in which liberation has eaten
through the membrane lining of the nose to
the cartilege of the bone. Any case of oa-
guently occurs in those who are naturally
scrofulous. The discharge takes place
through the nostrils or through the throat.
and is generally OF q yeilowish or greenish
yellow color, frequently tinged with blood,
and almost always attended by an offensive
smell. In the language OF DR.. Wood, OF Phil
adelphis, "the disease is one OF the most OBJ
durate and disagreeable which the physi-
clan has TO encounser. In bad cases the
breath Of the patient becomes so revolving as
to isolate him from society, and to render
him an object Of disgust even to himself"
In some instances pieces OF bone become
separated and slough of. leaving deep, un-
healthy ulcers, which secrete blood mat
ter, and are extremely difficult to heal,
After Ozgna has continued some time the
sense Of smell usually becomes impaired and
often lost,
sequences, and results from its extension
through the eustachian tubes TO the internal
ear.
Pains in the head and over the frontal sin
uses, impairing memory, and even insanity
frequently spring from It's extension to the
braiu.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. i4.-Mrs. Bslvs 4:
Lockwood, Presidential candidate. arrived
here today She Is the guest of the Southern
Exposition, and was met by q committee OF
ladies' and escorted to the Gait House, where
she held reception and received many Wis
audience At tbs Exposition tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15
Special Notics-A. o. q. W.

To the officers and members of Los An
geles Lodge No. IS, aud Southern California
Lodge No. 1s1, you and each OF you are here
by respectfully invited 10 attend East Los
Angeles Ledge No. 80, this evening at 7:so
O'Clock, as the Grand Lecturer will be pres
ent. ]. N. TIBBArT. NJ. W.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. A.--The regular an
nual session OF the Grand Lodge Of Masons
OF California opened to-day at Masonic TEN.
pie. Grand Master Jonathan poan Hines, Of
San Buenayentura, presided. About six
hundred delegates were present.