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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17
WHEELING, w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY IL. 1885

action IN the matter viii institute an inves-
teation with the visx of learning just how
far Mr.. Roach isto be held responsible, and
how far he has been legiimately del ysd BY
the Navy Department, and that upon the
result Of this investigation the Sscretarys
action win depend.
A Consul 10 No Retained.
Henry B. Ryder, United States Consul to
Copenhagen, Denmark, has returned TO ms
post after q leave of absence spent IN ms
native land. He is said to have received
assurances from President Cleveland that ne
could retain his consulate during the present
administration.
Messenger Appointed.
L.C. Moore (eolored), formerly mem
Der of the Missisippi Legislature, has been
appointed messenger in the Interior De
nsrtmsnt. He was recommended BY Seaa-
tor Wslthall. Moore acted with the Demo
srats in the Legislature.
No Cause for Immediate Alarm.
WASHINGTON, July l6.-E1-Secretary OF
the Treasury McCuiloeh said yesterday that
he saw nothing to cause immediate alarm
about the financial condition of the Govern
ment. The gold surplus is lessened. put
the conditions of trade are IN eur saVor.
On exports of goods exceeds the Imports
and oold payments need not be suspended
at present. If the coinage OF silver at tne
present rate continues, however, there Wii'
come a time when we must come 10 Sill,
yer basis.
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PROHIBITION BROKEN IN IOWA.

The City OF Council Bluffs Will License sa-
looms as Formerly.
Council BLUFFS. Iowa, July l6.--Judgs
Loaibourn in District Court to-day rendered
decision on the prohibition question which
has caused universal rejoicing among liquor
dealers. Defendants made application to
have the cases removed TO the United States
Court on the ground that their constitution
al rights were placed in jeopardy. Plaint-
, fIs opposed the motion, and demanded an
Injunction restraining seloonists from sell
;ne LIQUOR and owners rom renting build
ipes for saloon purposes The decision ends
the prosecution here, much to the cbagrin
of the Prohibitionists. The city govern
ment Will now license saloons as formerly,
which license saloonists agree to pay.
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B.,l rel,phope Managers Re .ien.

Bosrox, MASS, July l6.-A sensation is
caused in telephone circles BY the resigns,
tons of Theodore n. Vail, General Man.
sger, and o. E. Madden, Assistant General
Manager, of the American Bell Telephone
Company. These gentlemen have been
with the company from the beginning, and
its success is largely due to their efforts. Ii
is reported that the cause OF the resigins-
tons is radical difference o. opinion as TO
the policy to be pursued toward the licensed
companies and the public IN the rental OF
the telephones during the time the patents
have to ran. In the face Of IN aggressive
public opinion and adverse Legislation, the
shrevd and intelligent managers Who have
heretofore controlled the Affairs ofthe oom-
pany have favored some sweeping changes
which are not approved BY the executive
board.
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WASHINGTON.
The Naval Advisory Boards Re-
port on the Dolphin.
EFFECT OF LATE POSTAL CHANGE.
MANY Appointments Made Yesterday
The Glasgow Consulate Dis
posed Of.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-The report Of the
Naval Advisory Board on the construction
of the Dolphin recently submitted to the
Secretary Ofthe Navy as giving the state
meut of the board in controversy is Tolu-
minous volume. II argues that the vesse
is possessed Of the necessary strength and
says the designers are responsible for her
speed.
An Ensign Dismissed.
In accordance with the finding OF the
,courtmartial, the President to-day dismissed
Ensign JeFsrys, of the navy, for sPProPri-
ating $500 which did not belong to him.
Postal Statistics
The Post Office Department has made
count Of letters, etc, mailed at twenty OF
the principal post Offices for the SIX days
ending June q, with view to compsri-
son at q later date Of the weight Of letters
, before and after the hrst Of July, when the
letter weight WAS increased 70 | ounce.
From the tables it appears that the total
number CT letters mailed at twenty othees
during the six days was 1861 ,5S3, with al
average weight per letter OF one-thlrd OF an
ounce, ard SO. per cent weighed one-hat
ounce or less. The average weight OF toe
254,6 letters weighing between ons-half
and one ounce it WAS to the ounce;
of the 1892 letters Weighing over oae
ounce it was Isl TO the ounce. Tne
total number Of unsealed parcels was Sl5.-
SlT, with an average weight OF 4.3 ounces
per parcel
Thirty Days Leave.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued an
oIcer granting employees OF the Navy De-
uaItu ent thirty days leave Of absence with
ray during year when their services can
b sIar,d without interference with public
b sSlness-
A Bad Mistake.
Bond Division Of the postofss department
has been sending out larger numbers Of
blank bonds for renewals in cases where the
bonds Of postmasters were made more than
i've years ago. Complaints are now reach
ing the departmentthat these bonds in many
cases have been mistaken for resppoint-
nept and have eaGs.d CONSERVATION in 10,
cahties where the residents were lsboring
to secure the dismissal of Republican post.
masters and the appointment Of Demo
crats.
Special Detective Postal System
provided for by the last Congress viii be
put in operation in 3 month or two at 8
dozen Of the principal pcs.ofiees, including
New YorE, Boston, Brooklyn, PbilsdelphiA,
Chicago and Washington. The details Of the
system are now being formulated Al
the department. The law provides
that the attachment to letter bearing the
legal postal Of special stamp of the de-
nomination OF ten cents shall entitls letter
to immediate delivery at free delivery Of
-nces to be designated by the Postmaster
General 1t is believed that fify messenger
boys viii be required at the New York prin-
eipal Office and twenty-five at each of the
large stations in that city.
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A PLEASANT REUNION
OF the West Family at Scotch Ridge,
Ohio.

VI the west famhy Ut Scotch hioBo'
Ohio.
As has been the custom for several years
past, the West family, or rather the de-
scendants OF Henry West, Esq., who died in
1861, at the ripe old age Of 7s years, held q
reunion at the old home farm on Scotch
Ridge, in Belmont county, Ohio, on We'd
nesday. In all there were originally ten
children, seven Of them now living, the
oldest being James West, who Is now II
years old, and tie youngest Lafsyet.e, aged
6l. The three who have died are Thomas,
Calvin, and DR.. Limsn Brown, the latter
having died at his home in Martins Ferry
since the last annual reunion. On Wednes'
day there were six families represented, the
absent one being that Of John N. West, Of
Pleasan's county, Va Those present were
Jsmes West, aged II, and his daughter.
Ada, Jacobin and Jemims, and his grand.
sons Harry and Wildly Irons; Henry
West, Sr., aged IS, and wife
Mary j., and daughter Honor Bright;
joseph G. West, aged sc, and his wife. Eliza
beth Ann, and daughters Iva Nora. Eas,
Ann, and Efie NJ. and sons Joseph and
wife, Arabells, and N.rth West, and grand
son Robert West; B. +. West, aged 81, and
daughter Mary J. Garden, and grand
daughters Hannah D. and Anna Belle Gar.
den; D. Lafayette West, aged 81, and wife
Sarah Jane, and daughters Blanche and
La6e. VIM. J. Finney and wife and their
son Earl VIM. Ellis, his wife, 0 daughter
of J. N. West, their daughter. Mrs. Ada
Ellis and her daughter. A few old friends
Shelby Martin, Matthew Dsrrah, Anna A
Darrah, and Geo c. Darrah, enjoyed the
day with the family.
The rain of the early morning, though it
necessitsted tie changing Of the programme
of dinner in the orchard, did not detract
anything from the enjoyment Of the day, as
the family had the pleasure Of once more
meeting in the old dining room and eI.
changing sentiments under the same cir
cums,ances as was their wont years ago.
In the afternoon the weather became very
pleasant and they visited the old family
burning ground and other familiar localities
shich could but tend to IeviSe the feelings
of old times, when they we're young and tbe
family circle complete. After spending Q
day in pleasant communion With each other
and the familiar scenes Of childhood and
man and vomanhood, they parted with the
sincere hope that they might all be spared
10 meet again on the old homestead one
year hence.
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BELL ARE.

When The news was received here yestef-
day afternoon from the delegates from Bell
aiIe, at the National Convention in Phila-
lelphia, that the move system had been re.
adopted, the faces of several OF the manu-
facturers assumed looks that were not al.
together pleasing. .,
Said q prominent glass man; ut would
have been much better had the convention
catered to the wish Of the Pi,'sburg manu-
facturers. The eastern factories like turn
work and the delegates who representa-
them had the controlling power in the con-
yention."
Eight factories put out their fires last
December in Bellsire, Bridgeport and Mar.
tins Ferry because they felt that they could
make no money by turn work.
Another msnufaci urer vas OF the opinion
that the adoption of the Ohio Valley system
of working would cause the Pi;tsburg work
men to withdraw from tbs association, as the
turn work was not what they wanted. P!ts.
burg has been doing about as she pleased
regarding the manner Of turning out her
work and will continue in that course.
1t was stated that the National Glass
Works would put fire in its furnace at once
ss il has no stock on hand and wants to
catch the fall trade.
Ifs break is made it is likely ell the
houses with one or two exceptions will re-
sumo at once.
NEWS NOTES.
Chas. LaRoche played for the hop at the
home OF Frank Robinson in the Fourth ward
last night.
Col. +. s. s. Baron and wife went on, 10
Burr's Mills last evening.
George NJ Woodbridge is mentioned as .
candidate for nomination as legislator by
some Of his friends.
The Tribune last evening furnished the
information that Edw'd Eberline ofSteuben.
Vile, and Miss Jennie Westlske OF this city
were married the latter part Of last week.
Bills we're put up here yesterday sdvsr'
,iipg Barnums big show for Wheeling,
The steamer Telegram is running in her
old trade again.
The pumps in the new power house are
working smoothly O, present, but 6 person
Of knowledge in the way OF mssbinery says
that the city will need another new set Of
pumps in few years.
Chris. Bippis, Superintendent Of the Bell
aire Street Rail~sy, says be is now ready TO
sppoint mail agents on hi pc.
The Salvation Army goeYto Btldgepor'
to-day to participate in the csmpmest'ng. T.
lie held at that place. The next meeting
wi lie held on Monday evening
The heat in the workshops yesterday was
terrible. Some OF the nsil.rs had TO desist
in the afternoon.
The coal miners west Of town who have
been idle for long time will return 70 work
next Monday. Part Of the contracts lost by
the operators during The strike have been
recovered.
The planning mill is only making about
half time now.
Miss vens Garrsrd is building residence
in the Fifth ward.
A grea. many Of our people are visiting
in the country.
white-wssh at the lookup yesterday.
The 6sbermen in tho valley oil Wea. Viz
ginia will receive recruits shorty 10 the
persons of Harry Randolph and Burt Nor.
gan.
BeIlsire hss been very fortunate OF late.
TIE hard times do not seem 70 Umpire any
10 On inclination 10 steal
The heaters are piling up too much Fteel
ior the nailers Just nov.
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The Fate of sziiiar.

HAsHviLrK, Tenn, July ie-The greatest
interest il manifested concxning the Gate
o, u. s. Deputy Marshal ". Lee Miller.
No one, however, dares 60 out and solve the
mystery in the locality in which he 10 sup
posed to have been killed None bat the
mos. desperate characters infess the moon
sinners district. II has for ten years besn
the haunt of wild caters who have never
been taken either BY Strategy or surprise.
What may have become Of Miller viii never
be known unless the governuet shall An
thorize posse TO ferret out the myssery.
illegal disrlleries have increased to 100 in
the middle district Of tennessee vi.h the
prospect Of 400 more Il Is estimated tina
with the immense crop Of cora The naabsr
vii increase 70 one thousand.
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Doesn't Want That Kind of n Man.

New YORK, July l6.-The Hersld's Wash
ington correspondent says that Senator
and three Representatives have been urging
the President to appoint friend Of theirs to
Office. Finally the President told them that
he had about concluded TO do so, and asked
where be should address the gentleman in
case he wanted to zee him. "0h, was the
reply, "he is here. he has been here since
the 4th of March. You can see him al
once" Gentlemen said the President,
that settles yeur man for me. II he has
any business at home he must have ne
elected it, and man who will neglect his
own business will neglect the governments.
If he has no business that's worse yet. ]
don't want idlers in the public service"
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BRID0RORR.

Yesterday morning st about four cIock
Mn. John Mcconnell, vh0se serious illsses
of the dsy before VS. potsd in yesterdays
psper. died ss ths bous Of bes fsth~s. Geo
Bsrtbolomev, in Kifkwood. kn. Aecoe-
mel vas man well known hsss, ses hsuaf
BEEN raised 10 this plsos from childhoo4.
She leaves husband and family OF thres
children. The fapssl< ..sss plscsffo-
her faabeYs residla&s Gl to o'clock todsS
and the iptesmsnt In Weeks esastsy.
Yesterday . Bohsnisa, vosiisG It ths
wbeelipe Creek Minis, vas sesiossly byrse4
By ths pssms,urs sxpIosios Of . qussdy q
powder.
Ths psistss tosesi yoss repos.~ v ~
ysstsrds1 tl.s sssssi GoeieceL vss nov.
ipg into he Imperial Hosd, vhss L dhesh
have rssd thas bs was sooeagit We Dat
kpov vbslhef tbss c<,spositss coaN tsnbIe
II de Imperial would fan o hin - sstbss
vs think pol
Jane L. Caasissbsn rstgrssd 70 his
home in f1orenee, W. Va, after rlsesAst
yisit hssssbosta
A psnbss d or citissas vsrs sicsly
tatsp IN by Q Kite vith . kstsss s.tsehs1,
70 its tail, on Wednesday night
m. RliEsAsA Led, vioss sss;oeS . =
ssss vss rspoesed ~ dsys 80. b s1DSly
ippsovinG Bks b ssHaiss issa . pD1e
iyt;c s,ssss, ssd has lose ~ use u ~ -
Ell oersns ssd 90 Enk
n Nseso,as viu ~ ~ Hke q -
vsily % H. ~ Iir 0ssssd4 seEs -
tosa sAasfx = sbassiaa - Kisessee
risk iaAs . biIsasd noon. - - ~ -
rss1ostssk
Y~6ssiag - q d vbs&ss ess6Ag
ssAesis ~ . pi92s = R1esssga
E.R. Ehe61 sosissd hstesa - -
n Wotsn 49, yssespdsl.
L ,. OBJ. g SsIsa, O.. ~ 49,
yss1srosg soe69 f6sD6A
On1ls. yIuscsl6l 6l.aa ea..d 49,
Nsihss stssiiS fsrui W - -
- .Is's1y -
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BE Ge.tle with the, ChiiIiren.

New quit your crying, sir, or I'll give
you something to cry for" When such
words are spoken TO weeping little boy, he
don knew whether to stop crying or to 60
on. Bat be does know that the cross o'd
sunty who says them is s. hateful creature.
Whas makes her hatefalf Possibly dyspep-
sis; o. maybe liver complaint. In either
case. give crsss sunty q bottle O. Browns 5
Iron Bitters and tons her up 90 that she
may be healshy and happy.
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MARrIN,s HHkKY.

Word was rece;s>}~neFs >ssterdsy ths,
the ..!atiossi Convention Of A. F.6. W. u
in session in Philsdelphis, had adopted turn
work in . modified form and that an equal
ization of wage and move lists was being
made. This news vas received With Do
light BY every one, - the points named have
been the bone Of contention between the
manufacturers and employees during the
past seven neptha The manufactures
seem to be very veil satisfied and express
themselves % wiling 10 resume opeesrons
a. soon a. possible il this news . trus.
Some Of the uoekmen express them.elvss
ss thinking that il vas merely new name
for piece work and thst IL would be liable
TO cause trouble. Il ID 70 be sincerely hoped
that tins 10 NOT ths case and that % early
resumpsioa win take placs.
Ard still they eonsi Abe Phillips
household vss "sonstruck the other eveu-
ing. II weighs ten pounds and Abe
smiles.
Heresftsr the ExcslsiR riak vill - open
every Saturday night
The steamer Climax vim run an excur-
sion to The sssagrSsst thrss nights nsxt
week.
Yesterday afternoon Eastx Bssnd fs-
ceiyed vesy severe LEX With . bsss ball q
the furnace EFDasds.
DE. J. ". Darsah b q - ~ Ea.
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Fell by Sunsscoks.
S,lectll 70 The Resis,er.

PAHkERssUEG, July l6.-While repairing
some Ss.rrangement of 80 engine seven
miles east of Parksrsbarg to-day, Geo.
Robinett and another fireman whose name
is not known, were prostrsted By sunstroke
Both we're brought to their homes here aad
are sail in q precsrious condition.
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sTEUBENVILlE PRoHIBITloNlSTS
Nominate County rioket-A List of the
Nominees.
Special 70 ne Register.

Nominees.
Special 70 he Register.
SrKUBxNvILLE, July 1.-THE Prohibition
lists met at the Court House in this city this
afternoon for the purpose Of placing in
nomination county ticket. The delegates
were not very large in number, but those
present had a good deal to say. Dr.
Grimes was chosen chairman ofthe conyen-
ton and stated the object of the meeting.
Several speeches were made. The follow
ing ticket was nominated: For State Sena-
tor, Rev. F. /. Swsney, Of Springfield town
ship; for Representative, Isaac Thomas. Of
Mt. Pleasant; County Treasurer Evan
Puryisnce; Sheriff, Anderson Moore; County
Commissioner, Thomas Jones, Rush Run;
County Surveyor, Q. A. Lobingier; Inirm-
ary Director, VIM. Cole, Sr.; Coroner,
Jenkin Thompson. After some minor bust
ness the convention adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17
Rase Ball.

At Deroit-Detroit Is, St Louis 8.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg IL, Baltimore 3.
At New York-New York 8, Boston s.
At Buffalo-Morning game: Bafalrp 8,
Chicago 9; afiernooa game Buffalo 8 Chi.
esgo Is.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 (in The
ninth) Providence 4.
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Judge Jackson III.

PAKxERsBuRG. July l6.-Jadgs John J..
Jackson, Of the United States crcuit Court.
was taken seriously i'll While On she bench.
this afternoon. aad cozrt ssjoansi until
Monday next.
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True Bills.

PHILADELPHIA, July ls.-The grand Jury
today found three true bills against Jos. +.
Cottringe, ex-reasurer of the Central Trans
por,ation Co, one charging him With thsem-
bezzlement.of $i41. 500. aud the othsrt With
forging stock Of The company and ustsriss
the same
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17
FLINT GlASSWoRKeRs-

Agree to MoSay Style OF worh-Amalgs-
mated With the Mould Workers
Special 70 Lle Rsoiaer.
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-The American
Flint Glassvorhers' Convention hayesgreed
upon modified style Of turn work and have
made rapid progress in equalizing moves
and wages They will adopt uniform list,
The glsssworkers have amslgamsted with
the mould makers:
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We Caution ALI Againut rhen.

The unprecedented success and merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm real cure Tor catarrh
hay fever and cold in the hes2-has m
dueed many adventures to place catArrh
medicines bearing some resemblance In sp
pearaDce, style % name upon the market.
in order to trade upen the ,eputation Of
Ey's Cream Balm Many in your inuidi-
ate locality wiz testify in hiRhes. eomne.-
daiion OF It. Don't be deceived Rly only
ElJ's Cream Balm. A parlicls is applied
into each nostril; no pain; agreeable to use.
Price FIFTY cents; OF druggists.
Hay FvvER. / have been great suffer
er from Hay Fever for Is years l read OF
the many wondrous coures Of Elys Cream
Bsln and thought 1 would Try once more.
10 Is minutes after one application l Was
WONDERFULLY Aelped. Two week: ago | com
nereed using it and nov I feel entirely
cured. Ii is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of-Dahsmel CLARK, Farm
sS Lee, Mass. Price SO cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

Lawyers employed By De Nss Yeet.
Pepnsyl,ssis and Ohio railroad v9s u
consultation ct CIssslAsa yesterday ed Il
vss desesnised 10 yssk fofsard d nh
road difscul6As % a innsdisfe ssttle-
pent. No sppliessioa f1 . rsesiv9 -
been made In Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

Mn. Mssy Clemens, Of Yessesasvl. o /.
died, ard le1 yeasa 81 y e = 1sa4
lived ispily. her iaahf being aes6 ~ ~
ba 7osSs iol.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17
ADVICE 20 Mothers.

Mn. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething. is the prescription OF one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success By miL
lions of mothey for their children Oar
ing the process of teething It's value IS IN
calculable. Il relieves the child from pain
cures dysensery and diarrheA gnping in
the bowels, and wind oolie By giving
health to the child it resta the nothes.
Price 25c o bottle.
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New ships.

Secretary Whitney has invited Com.
usnSeTs Sampson and Goodrich, Naval
Construetor Bowles, Commander Wilson
and Mr.. Herman Winter, OF New lsrk, 70
meet him July 2Sd TO consider matters per
tanning to the construction OF New ships
under recent laws.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-23
THE oLYMpIC,s OPENING BALL.
The Fine Hall to be Appropriately
Inapgurated To-Night-It Will
TIC n Pleasant Event.

Tonight occurs the grand opening ball
of The Olympic Club, in their elegant
hall in the Emporium block. The main
object of the entertainment is to give all
persons feeling kindly toward the organ
ization an opportunity to have pleasant
evening and at the same time help the
club along in the many improvements
being made. A glance at the score Of
representative young men composing the
several committees is certainly ample
assurance OF the success of the inaugural
ball OF the Olympic:
Committee of Arrangements-Whit
rosettes-H. p. Mason, I. r.. Ellerbeck,
l.. II. Farnsworth, Harry Edwards, Nj.
II. Evans, a. j. Lowe.
Reception Committee-Blue rosettes-
j. C. Conklin. w. Z. Lynn, ii. j. Stone,
G.. l.. Hannaman, Chas. Auer, l. b.
Kegler.
Invitation Committed. ID. Young,
f. ID. Kimball, G. T. Stevenson, j. X.
Sands, T. b. Needbam, l. b. Kegler, j.
r. Walker, Jr., J. w. Rookledge, W. j.
Lynch, l.. ii. Farnsworth, +. b. Shelly,
Harry Edwards, Royal Barney.
Floor Managers-Red rosettes-O. w.
Zane, J. d. Spencer, f. B. Shelly, G. T.
Stevenson.
Everything possible for the comfort OF
visitors is being provided for the occasion.
The main hail is brilliantly lighted with
electricity, and the floor is unsurpassed
for dancing. The large adjoining hall is
divided into several reception and waiting
rooms, for the convenience of guests
The management have been busy with
several carpenters arranging an adjust
able stage and decorating the sides
OF the room with gymnasium para
phernalia in the way OF foils, gloves,
masks, and such striking emblems as
characterize the order. Besides the
members of the organization there will
be present tonight many leading bust
ness men who, through an appreciation
of such first-class organization, will en-
courage the members with their presence
The Opera House full band, with Mr.. Jas.
Currie as prompter, will lead the party in
a fine variety OF dances. Grand march
at 80 o'clock sharp.