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The Washington critic., 1885-05-29
uAIderney Dairy Wngons.n

CHASE Bros. exterminatc moths and bed. bugs
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An AnAWnr Wanted.

Can any one bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Elr ctric Bittert
will not speedily gry22 We say they car.
not az thousands Of cases already perna
nently cured and whs are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brightt
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint suickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 80 cents
bottle by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Rad Man From Belmont.

George Hercels, of Martin Ferry, seems
inclined to get his Rsne up. At the SEES
sion OF the grand jury Of Belmont, which
last night, q true bill was found
against him on the charge of burglary.
Since his preliminary hearing be has
been out on bail, and on Monday night he
became rambuptious and threatened to
shoot a man named Henchel near Burlipg
ton. For this he was again brought be-
fore Squire Mitchell and bound over to
court for threatening to kill and also for
carrying concealed weapons. This will
hold him till the spring term of Common
Pleas Court, even il he is acquitted Of
burglary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
An Enterpr,s,Dr. gs,,ab,. Hama.

Logan & Co, can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best Of every
thing, but 70 SECURE the agency for such or
ticles as have we'll known merit, and art
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprisine
and ever reliable. Having secured The
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs, anc
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invit,
you to call and get Trial Bottle Free.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
A Wheeling Architeet.

We clip the following from the Charles
ton Evening Star regarding the new busi
ness house of the Ruffaer Bros. of that
place:
The front of the building is entirely Of
iron, the design being a modification Of
The Romanseuue style Of architecture. Il
was constructed By J. P. Walton L Co., Of
Cincinnati, Who also furnished the iron col.
umus 10 support the fiosrs and rear of the
building. This magnificent building is
considered by persons versed in such mat
tiers as being first class in every sense OF
the word aud credit to Charleston. 1t
was designed ssand erected under the gu.
pervisiou of S. NJ. Howard. architect,
Wheeling, and built by Messrs RuAuer aud
Grady. The Ruffner Brothers will move
into their new quarters tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

claim to be an. honorable citizen of Wheel.
inc LAWRENCE MUMMY.
Subscribed aud sworn tobefcre me. this
9Th day of November, 1885.
George ARKLE.
The paper was referred to the Commit
tee on Police, with authority to investigate
and report.
Various resolutions, petitions, tic, were
read and adopted or referred to appropI,i-
ate committees, and then, a, 1920 o'clock,
this Branch adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
ROLLING IN LUXURY.
The City Fathers In the New City
Hall.
The First Evening in the New Chambers
Witnesses a Rather Lively Fight
Over the Nominations Of the
Gas Trustees--A Large
Lobby,

A very large audience assembled 81 the
new Civ Hall last evening to watch the
antics Of the average Councilman as ne
gingsrly trOd over tbs Handsome carpets Of
the new Chambers, rolled in the luxurious
ness Of the new high-bscked patentreSolv-
ing chairs, or airily and gracefully adorned
the top of his handsome new
seyep.dollar disk with PAIR
Of old twodoIiar shoes. The occasion
was a very interesting one, and as gen
eral thing, the lobby, entrsnced BY the
burning eloquencs displayed, and blinded
BY the dazzling glitter Of the surroundings
| fingered until the last resolution was read
tbs gsyel had fallen, and Janitor Howell
had begun to turn down the lights. .,
The proceedings in detail are appended
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Federal Court.

The United States Court, sitting a.
Charleston, transacted the following bust
ness, Friday: In the case Of Thos Croghan
son and others vs. The Mount Carbon
Company (limited) an injunction was
granted. Bond required 81 1000, Croghan
and son to commence laying the track Of
said railroad before the 18th Of the pres Mt
month.
Vim. Esiep was fined 500 for a viola
ton Of the internal revenue laws.
The court directed plpres capias, and
issued for NJ. Christian and Isaac RsdfoTd
The time of the court was occupied in the
afternoon with the trial Of cbsncsry cases
The grand Jury reported the following
indictments for violation of the internal
revenue laws: Thos. Shoemaker, Ada,
line Stewart, Chas Judy, Raymond Judy,
EinnA Bill Stewart, Allen Meadows, Thos
BanEsnshiP and Thcs. Shoe
maker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

year, made application for q charter. This
lodge is located ct Wslkersyille.
jackson Lodge, No 35, made applica-
tion for new charter. and also to be al
lowed to change its location.
New Cumberland Lodge, No. ~. which
had lost its charter By. fire, applied for .
new one.
Several Bibles of subordinate lodges were
presented for inspection.
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE.
The Grand Secretary, Mr.. 0. s. Long,
made report upon foreign correspond
ence, which was of great interest Inc
various Grand Lodges of the United States
are annually in receipt of o great mass OF
correspondence, reports and proceedings
from Grand Lodges scattered all over The
world, each beirg printed. OF course. in the
vernacular of the country in which located.
Often there are several Grand Lodges in
one country, as Mexico, which has eight,
and as each claims to be the only legiti'
mate Grand Lodge, the Grand Secretaries
are put to their wits end to tell what to
do. Secretary Long proposes to hold sn
American Masonic Congress, to be made up
of delegates from each Grand Lodgein the
United States, to which all this tortign
matter is to be submitted, and BY whose
report the Grand Lodges can be guided.
Questions as to the regularity OF formation
Of foreign Grand Lodges, applying for rec
oguition On this side OF the Atlantic, are
constantly coming up, and this and similsl
matters would be passed upon and decided
BY the proposed Congress, which would
thus psrtske Of the nature Of an advisory
committee TO the Grand Lodges. The
matter was at once recognized az . mos
important one, and was referred by thu
Grand Lodge to q special committee, con
sisting of Messrs. Grantbam, Hamilton
and Newloa for investigation and repor
this evening.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
On Work-Ths Grand Lecturer and biz
Deputies.
On Returns Of Chartered Lodges = C. W
Lynch, W. A. Winters, j. W. Parish. l. G
Brock. G. W. ,Creel, j. NJ. McConihav
L. d. Isbell, Frank johnson and J. J. M
yum.
On Charters and Dis, ensstions-Chas
E. Pratt, W. W. Pence, A J. Stone.
IN Grievance and Appeal. l.. knight
Hugh Mesrns, W. T. Greer, l.. c. Hunt
s. D. Epgle
On Finance Frank Burt. j S. Lewis
j. J. Peterson. J. NJ. Belleville, Gsorg
Davis.
| On Masonic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White. G. w. Atkinson. II. R. Howard.
On Proceedings of Grand Officers--D
J. Gibson, Joseph Spriggs, Roger B Reese
On By.Lsws-Colley Shriver, ]. Fl
Weymouth, A. T. Maupin.
The several committees are requested Il
meet ut The Grand Lodge room not late
than 10 a. m. to-day.
The Lodge closed until this evening 6
7 o'clock.
At to.niebts session the annual election
of officers will take place. after which
banquet will be spread in the dining hall
to which the members will devote On hour
attention.
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ASSIGNMENT.

Matthew II. walker, Dealer in Hats and
Caps, Fails
Yesterday Matthew NJ. Walker, dealer
in hats and caps at No. 1904 Market
street, made an assignment to W. ]. W.
Codeu, for the benefit of his creditors
Preferences were given as follows. After
providing for the expenses of the assign
msnt, and the settlement of rent and tax
bills, the assignee is directed to pay to W.
]. Moreland. OF Pittsburgh. Ss4S,92 due
on account. The remainder Of the credit
ors are then to be psid pro rata.
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Index TO New Advertisements

Iost-COat
CbaleogS-Tid ShuttleWorth.
DiVtdend 0tics Bank Of the Ohio Valley.
Wanted -seeOnd-Hand Safe.
CnpfertioBeis' S1gaT-R J. Smyih.
Morality Statistifs Of City Of Wheeling.
Excelsior Banning PoWder-R n. List.
UpdsrsAkers and Funeral DiTectOu-G. Meaael
Co.
Far Sale -shslFing-lL local PSge.l
Halliday Hats Dinger's- Local Pags.l
Year Aim and UaIs-HenTy Jacobs & Colo
BtrSSin WeAk-Stons TbOuas-( Local Page
Louislans state Lottery Local Page
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SKIN ,' s; "; ;;;,,', |.
U EA "a AND

uUMILI ATiHG Eruptions Itching and Burn
IL i'g KIN 1odures, } ostbsome 4, res, and
every species of Itching, scsly, rlmply, inner
tied, ecrofulOns an Contagious Diseases Of the
M1cd skin and fcalo, with Los OF hSir. fro In {.
fancy to old are, are positively cured by cutcura
the suat kin Cure, aud Cut cnTa soap an ez.
qnisits stin Beauther, fxiernsly, and CuticuTa
hesolyent the new b God Pu'iher, Internally,
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Mbeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.



WASHINGTON ID. G, November ll-For
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
warmer weather, preceded during the
night by loeaI rains, wind generally south
eriy. shifting in western portion to south
westerly. falling bsromsrer.
For lower lake region, generally fair
and warmer weather, souIherly winds, fall
ins barometer, followed By local rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
IN GENERAL.
PnIlcs Piekups,

In Police Court, yesterday morning
Peter Strauss and Henry Metz got 50 and
costs each. Henry Leonard, for selling
beer OF Alton Hall without license, $40
snd costs. The case of Samuel Cady,
charged With assaulting bis step mother,
was dismissed. William Gibson was com
miy,ed for ninety days for vsgrancy, but
execution Was suspended on condition Of
his leaving town,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
srn or Mxws
Picked Up Here and There BY Ksgists,
Reporters.
ONE marriage license was issued yesier-

Picked Up Here and There hy Register
Reporters.
ONE marriage license was issued yester'
day.
THE bail in the case of VIM. Kline,
charged with sssaulting Frank Maloney,
has been increased to $500.
The old Riverside factory has been
painted inside and out and the corner noW
looks like new place entirely.
A NUMBER OF young married folks went
out to Stamm's Four-Mile House, last
evening, and INDUCED in delightful good
tune ali BY themselves, returning at late
hour.
AN enjoyable kirmiss was held at Bolts
Hotel, on the South Side. Monday night,
and Was attended by large Gro I'd Of Ger
mans, all Of whom spent delightful even.
ing.
Tx old force Of rollers and heaters at
the Ls Belle mill returned to work Monday,
at satisfactory terms arrived st between
them and the manufacturers. Nail plate
is being turned ont quite lively.
REv. Ma SHorT win conduct ths meet
ing at the Y. NJ C. A. at o'clock this
afternoon. The evening meeting, whiehis
for young men only, will begin OF s:45
this evening instead of the usual hour.
An apple orchard of 1000 trees owned
by Mr.. Wheeler Rose, near Yorkville,
Ohio, this year yielded 1900 barrels Of
good apples. This is far above the aver
age yield, and Mr.. Rose is quite proud Of
the crop.
A NOTORIOUS woman in q disgusting
state Of inebriety caused q crowd o.
curious people to assemble on Marke
street, yesterday afternoon, She was be
! log assisted home by her daughter, WIT
vas in q condition not much better thar
her mother.
BAs. BAYLITTs, manager of the Belmon
cooper shops, was surprised on Sunday Il
receive q visit from all his children ant
: their sons and daughters, who celebrated
the anniversary Ct his birthday ard pre-
ssnted him with numerous useful aDC
,. handsome presents.
I The william goat about which complain
\ was made in the Sixth ward has dissp
pea.ed. The latest reports stat
that he knocked out about tel
or fifteen people during his short sojourl
in that section. This is evidently the goa
} that formerly resided in Manchester.
Ar the mask carnival at the Alhsmbr,
rink, last night, quite q number of tn
feeder-usilers were present. A COMMITTEE
of strikers waited upon the manager an
, asked him to order the feeder-nsilers on
j of the rink. This the manager pohtel
e declined to do, whereupon about thirt
Z, couples Left the building.
De The nailers officials are now consider
n ing the sdvissbility of establishing a &C
operative factory in Pittsburg for the mar
=, uiscture Of steel nails. 1t is proposed t
" Sc up q mill with one hundred nail ms
90 chimes, the company to be composed G
a, twenty-6ye nailers and as many of ii
feeders az will care to take stock.
y" A SPECIAL excursion train to the Chicsg
co Live Stock Exhibition left the B. Il D. d.
pot st 7:3O o'clock last evening. A nun
Der of Ohio county, Washington county
Ir. Pa and Belmont and Jefferson count!
O., farmers aud stock raisers were o
I, board, among them George Clark en-
George Chambers, of Jefferson county, an
Capt. Davis, of Short Creek.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

] have been afflicted tince asst uarch .Ith n
Skin disen'e the doctors called ktzema ny Isca
was velei WITH tcAbs snl s0res, and the II, hiSr
and burning we're almost unbeatable. .fscIpg our
Cuticura x, mediss 81 hiskly recommend ed. con
eluded to giTe them n ri al using the Cuncura and
uicura eoap Oh tsTnally, ano kesolvsnt inLr.
na ~, iSr lo"I popth,. j call myself cuJej, in
gRtitude for viii sh make this pubIis ttatemeai.
mis- CLAhA A. FknDkkICK.
BRoAD BAooE, CoSs.
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School Books,

States, Pens Pencils, Scratch Pads.
blank Rocks, Writing Paper, ~.
For the boys and giris. A god supply st ,ay KY
prices.
Newspaper, Magazines ass ehesp rssssg matter.
O. III. OU = M - ~.
- ys. iul Nnsss snssI
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DECORATED TEA SETSIn q va
rIetv oF eOlOrsS 66 pieces for $3.50,
nj DAYIAGlN BROG,.
9R9R MarkeG street,


The ess Salve 10 the world foe Cuts.
Buises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores T,ttsr. Chspped hands ChilblAins
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and poei
lively cures Piles, or no pay required IL
il guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
bax. For sals By Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

Cuticura .tandaa' the head Of is class, espe;d.
ally 10 this iae ta'e ~ita the Cuticura Hap
owing % the prevalence OF 81 aggravated 10 m o,
tch through rome localities in the country, In
which ths CudcIrG Remedies proved satisfactory
UyIosTows, KY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
They Arc Not Sorry.

There Is one thing nobody ever regrets
that is. the day they first adopted Park
er's Tonic as their regular family medi-
cine. Its range is so wide, and its good
effects 30 cure, that nothing else, except
good nursing, are needed in q great ma
jority of cases. Buy il Try il. afterwards
II viii not require snv praise from u.s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

To LADIES -Beautlful gray, brown,
black, and all shades aud styles Of bangs
to suit all features and compilations. Thets
artistic goods can be had OF Nine. Vaunt,
at New Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

To LADIES Bang Ia Ponpadour. 10
grey hair. Especially handsome and be.
coming. See Nine. Vsunt, at New Nc.
Lure.
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SCALP, FAoE,:RARs AND MICK.

1 was afflicted nth kcIema on the tcsIp. Fac
Ears and Meek which the druggist, vhsis I tot
youc reu edits, probountsd one Of The wont cas-,
tf%t had COME nhder his NOTICE. He adyited me
TO Try your CuNou'a Rsmed o., and after Ave dsy.
use my 'eAip aud part OF my iscs were entir.l,
cured, and hope In another week 20 hsys q carr
neck, and the other part OF my lace cured.
,oo y HERMAN BLADE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
LSGOOD&oo. selldry goods thecheapest

0UR ladies should call on Nine. Vsunt,
of Philadelphia. at New MeLure, and see
the most beWitching styles Of fine French
hair work ever exhibited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
MARRIED..

RETLLY-ZANf--On Tuesday. November 10,
al Bishop Ksin's residence. adjoining the Cethe-
drEl by Rev. horsign0r J. L. sullivan, Mr.
MICHAEL NELLY TO Mrs VIRGnIA oTiEsDuRr
ZAsk; b, tn oi this tity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

LGD1Esl Latest London craze, single
bang. Cannot be detected ss Artificial
Nine. Yannk, New heLQre.
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To LADiEs-BsDg q Ia Pompsdour, con-
ceded By all to be the most becoming and
natural. See Mps. Vsunt, at New Nc
Lure,
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THI: GRAND LODGE
OF Ancient, Free and Accepted Ma
sohs In Session
Ia This City Yesterday---Ths Representa-
tiyes in Attendance---An Innovation
Proposed by Grand Secretary
LOng--.0fficers to be
Elected To-Day.

The Grand Lodge of West Virginia, A.
F. 4 A. NJ, opened in the Lodge Room in
this city at o'clock last evening, with q
very large representation from subordinate
lodges present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

JusT received, another invoice of Stacy
Adams & Co Wsukenphast shoes. easiest
shoe made, at
J. W. AnCE's,
ll43 Main st,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

The SEWING MaCsIsE
IL % is his cause OF Utr ne Pains snd
IfTsSA Wcskustg For aching SIoes aas
MHNEX Bach, Kidney Psius, heistica, Chssi
R&EA tains. W'skbes and In Nam ms on.
the L."oars AntlPsir Plaster 1, Invaluable re
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

Additional Local on First Psgs.
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CUIICURA REMEDIES

Are sold by all drogsI,ts Prios: CrtIcurs. 30
cents Hsolvent 81 co. Bop IS cents PVrT ss
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston. seLd for How
10 Cure skin DiSeA'os
the Complexion and kiin by
mai In tka
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

A NUMBER OF young married folks went
out to Stamm's Four-Mile House, last
evening, and INDUCED in delightful good
time all BY themselves, returning at q late
hour.
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CHARGES AGAINST AN OFFICER.
The following WIS then read:
WHEELING. November 9, 1885.
To The Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
GENTLEMEN: ! desire TO submit to your
honorable body the f,lloSing charges
against CT tr Rrinkms1. of the Eighth
ward, sworn 20 by mt ss follows:
A row occurred in Sou Wheeling on
the night If August 81, or about ? O'Clock
m, S-ptsuber Let in which my son was
said to bs implicated. Consequently OH
cers Devlin sni B,inkmau visited my resi-
dence aud enquirej for my son, Whsreupon
informed them hs was not in the house,
which fac: after Eard proved true. They
thereupon fJIcibly entered my residence
without explaining the reason for their nc
lions, and, without proper authority. After
entering the toas", Officer Brinkmsn, in
the presence Of mytef and wife, speaking
to Devlin, made use Of the Language:
Now, we've got the 6--n -
and instructed 0Gicsr Deylin TO search the
up stairs but falling TO 6nd him.
Furthermore. that Officer Brinkman
mistreated myself and family BY p1shing
and showing us around in manner unbe- |
coming to IN officer.
Also. That Officer Brinkman vas intox-
cated to certain extent, as the smell Of |
liquor was very strong on bis psrson, and
every action proved it.
! hope your honorable body will take
'ropsF action toreleye the community Of
ueh unit officers. as am taxpayer and
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present were:
G. E. Thornburg, CIR. Master
Hiram L. Howard, Dep Or. Master.
James J. Peterson. Or s. ". pro. tenn
George F Irvine, Or s. w.
Hugh Sterling, Or. Treasurer.
o. s. Long. CIR. Secretary.
John W. Grsntbam, CIR. Chaplain.
Frank Burt. Senior Or. Deacon.
William q. Riggs, Junior Or. Deacon.
NJ ]. Sloneker, Or Marshal, pro tenn.
Arthur G. Bailey. CIR. Persuivsnt.
T. NJ. Bliss, CIR. Tyler.
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AN enjoyable kirmiss was held at Bolts
Hoiel, on the South Side, Monday night,
and Was attended by large cro@ I'd of Ger
mans, all Of whom spent delightful even.
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duties referred to and the compensation
mentioned in the report Of the Trustees,
bearing date November 10, 1885, be and
the same is hereby approved and con-
frmed.
Resolved, That the appointment OF Geo.
He'll, 10 be Assistant Secretary of the Gas
Works Of the City of Wheeling, with the
duties referred to and the compensation
mentioned in the report of the Trustees,
bearing date November 10, 1885, be and
the same is hereby approved and con-
6rmed.
Resolved, That the appointment OF Jones
C Picket, to be Collector Of the Gas
Works of the city of Wheeling, with the
duties referred to and the compensation
mentioned in the report of the Trustees
bearing date November 10, 1885, be and
the same is hereby approved and confirmed
Reepectfully submitted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

PAST GRAND MASTERS
there were in s;ttu6sr CO..
G. w. Ailinson, Gi VII. elirg.
Robert Write OF Wheeling.
w. g Bepie I. e Weston.
TIE DISTINCT DyrCIT GEAHD MASTERS
we're:
Colley shriver. Of B thsDy.
Gustave BroTu o. h4rL stem.
ID .. tiibs,n VI N-~aDrg.
] F. Bolro- {, - Sanr county.
j. l. Rrighi, ot ST H.rs
n. 3 N-Slo 81 Wrs'on
]. 81 Ccii;Lr. II A4l,.n, EanasLa
county.
]. N. Hsnii o. Of Cslhi IN county.
The Grad Nas-,r, aS6pFs, sh;ch was
read soon after The op-ning Of the Lodge,
was busihFst-l.kr psp-r, dseiliDg upon
the various er- Of L,dgs work brought to
bis ATTENTION durirg the itsr. i was
listened to sif5 gr' At ins rett By The breth-
trn.
The reports ci The 6rand Treasurer,
Grand Secretary g, q Grad Lecturer, and
.i-o OF the D-pa'y listrjcr Grand Msters,
Eere likewise read And referred.
PelIiions were read from two expelled
,rs'hren. PRAYING fer T, irs'a,eneDt-
The Lewis County lodge, which has been
working under dispensaion for the past