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DHILADELPMIA AND READING RI.

Il NEW JERSEY On TIN ~ y lNlON.
fIME TAsiE ..irHKiNq EfFEctT il 50 D. isse
Route" a 800 45. 999 i 90 a "a 30 400 80 q
direct connection wayne Junction or G.rnnntovn All
Chestnut I'M az Colnmbaaye for MaaayunA Ccnsho'
S aa rs on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Hs%nS b g GJ Na .a "a e goo 's
at so. 10. 30 800 10 80 49, ioO s55 $40 so
Fdf TTocKrIATRN' PfALE and pIIiILLlpsDURG, reap.
For 1Wii'IIIIiAMsroRT.- sUxBrRy. lEwrseURG and
ri 20 M co. - 60 co., toS 80 SIS % ? sau
For o' SC Rash oN at 100 sSoam. s45prA
FOR v lIRI:sn1 RI aud rii'IsroN a zoo $50 ~
rdr o2 81 60 ~ 7 ~ p M 80 H.
FSoTT T.. 20 90 7s5 500 H. sc s45 400 IL
= Sundays 100 y IN.
FOR sgrnLEgGgM. ALLESTowS aea AAgcM ch a5is
For EAsfoN at 800 ZOO 80 m. 100. lse. 80 90,
rsi nle II Bl ri Bh&Nc al zoe $50 40 80
rg j F i. % 100 $780, 100 81"
For sc $40 II fans a. 100 Gc 100 c
$so 100 $40 20 se go 81 e 90
For III TL Az i2ips 500 7ss $50 go ioi'
$50 40 800 3 80 ZOO 30 s:l5 80 10 30 200 r,
sundays 90 $40 a. iur 1900 n. ! 80. 90 $50 oS'
For S' PEfH Annoy at 400 900 SIS, 1890 oos ne
$50 900 $50. $780, $50. al5 y IN sundays 600 a. a"
rr PSSsG 9cEA y %, eSOyE S. So al s5 st.
For FREEHOLD 6 90 SIS. IL 90 80 90 w ~
Tor LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BAkNEuAi a''''
SIS M, 30 4 80 p N. .oo,,rov n,
For ATLANTIC CITY. VsNELAND and BRID"Elp'"
400 IN, lS0p N. ~
NEW-JERSGY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. s. North River. VIA sandy HOOK.
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRlcHr. LoNG bisAN,enn S0
300 ilOOa ~ 100. S4O lSo, $50 ? IN saHa-'''''"
| For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 49, 900 a H.. $40 '''
| For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEoA"'''
For OCEAN GGovE OCEAN DEAcn a. sna ro''-
| PLEASANT. 900 HOO a ~ 90, $40 SV acton.
| Por ATLANTIC CITY, yINELAND and n"i
TcIets can be procured At foot Liberty st. pst seai
North River a. 26l, 257 AL e4% 40 ana - Id ara
way ESQ 1871 and 7so 9th Kytnsto.st1 iv...ry MS
las ite no East l2otast ipa , In brook.
Canal prime pal hotels Ia New ORE at 20.
Ivn al No Court st. lot Broadway sss soo A.
J79 Manhatana In Hoboken 2ot wsn MACAO from
| York transfer Company Will eau tor AL" '"
| hotels Vi resldence ~ destination =, n HANCOCK.
| j. + WO0TES, and st.
/ Manager, Gen .bcrty T., N. 70
] IL 4. BALDWIN, u. NJ r. 49, 49,
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave IRON Chambes,t station for dngeNoo
Tenafy COster Spark and Svack $50 13U $50 $3.50 and
1880 M. ll6 1870. 400 45o $40. 5iO $50, 500. 1919
.. 1900 midnight SUNDAY 7;3O $50 IN, 400 and 500
FOR Manuel. Spring Valley MoEsoy and Talimans $50,
1850 a. H., 400 $3.50. 500 sundays $50 500
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B Nandprbilt.av,
UNAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILRoAD SHORTEST, LINE B M piIsS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS on TIME. - .
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPiNG COACHES
Depots York foot OF Barclay and Christopher sts
Daily, except sundays. Buffalo and oswego Express
Pullman coaches Water Gap. StrOudsburg Scranton Bn8
hamton Elmira Bath. Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego. Greene
Oxford Norwich Utica connect at Scranton for Ptston
Wkesarre Danville and northumberland at Owogo for
Ithaca and intermediate stations
D. m. Bnghamton and EmTa Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton, Bnghamton Owegy and knirs
connects Fston Kingston, Wkesbarre NO.
7pm. Daily BunalO Limited Express Pullman coaches
Stroudsburg Scranton, Bnghamton. Owego. Elmlra
7:2O a. M Sleeping coach for Oioan via Wayland.
o D. m. Daily Buffalo and OswcgO Express Pullman
coaches stroudsburg Scranton Bnghamton. Cortand
Syracuse. Oswego Greene, Oxfcrf, Norwich Uuea ana
Kchhed Sprlngs OwegO for ithaca and inter.
mediate stations except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with
trains for Z u other points Vest. -
For Rchded Springs. daily. except Sundays 800
p. M daily sleeping coach attached. - ~ -,
vision.
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HARTFORD via Conn. River from Per 24
T. Il. Steamers CITY Of Springfield and city Of Rich
daily D. TaTo, 81 90 Round trip 81 90 Stlta
rooms way. 81. Round trip 81 90
The SATURDAY trip from New-York by s,eamer City Of
Springfield gives daylight as far as on ne sound
on Connecticut River daylight through Highlands and nearly
whole distance from Hartford 10 Deep River. Good table,
COOL SaterOOm Saturday trip may be occupied
Saturday sunday ana Monday. One faro and one room 81
round tup two fares nd room. SO OO three fares
a pnoro ON
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NALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport.

taI i.fver and East aili Noilii .,..
I.,I-RIF DAILY SERVICE being Opt rated on
tbs route Four steamers 10 c9inmsS"n ~ w. y -
and GfCHFSTRA attached to each vessel Ieav New.l OK
nom i,er ~ told Sol r. Of MuIr'Yst, as NnlOwa
30 p VI FAN River direct connecting Tor BOSTON
Fitcburg New BEDFORD Martha's Vineyard Nantucket and
local points 81 Old Colony Railroad -, ~.
t;l5 II for Newport due about a. m, and Fan llver
aout with express trains anf through cars
tor Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North White Mountains
- a., - uo,... CON
necon hv ANNEX BOAT from BrOoklyn5 y. MI Jersey
CITY 1 p N, ,., =, ~ x,,.,. o., on
POI gli g57 1923 broadway, l33 BOweiy, lo3 fist
95fh st. l2Jh st. Asior House ana WINDSOR lO1c
Line once per 2S y. H.. ana on steamers. 80 . -
NJ FAN River Line Tours" and "Old Colony OF Pilgrim
Land" GRO = coHNoR
AN''"i-- - A,,onta Agent
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NEW:YoRK, ONTARIO AND D.! W WE T;I \

NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WE5I TERN
~ RAILWAY. Ferries in New-York from foot OF Jay'~
and West 42dst -, -
From jay st. $50; West f2f.st. 91o m. nay express
Mildlctown Ellenve Monticello Liberty Whte La~e
Delhi Dswego end intermediate stations Pullman drawing
w.. -.,n,.
express MddetoWn. Ell,nyille Monticello, IDerty'
white Lake and intermediate stations Pullman ufa"h'o
Jayst 5I5; West 42d-st 5Sj D. m: Night express for
Osw. 70 Suspension Bridge Thousand ISLANDS; luuina4
sleeping NewYok to Cape vincent rms daily
LION m West 421.st D. saturdays only Tor MA
drinr Monticello White Lake, Liberty and Intermediate
stations Pullman drawing room Cars HrdcoAl engines
"S' r; sTDEitSoN c. p A. lS Exchange Place. Y. 7.
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rTHE PACKER COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

~ Iar,lemen.st between Clinton and Court stsr
BROOKLYN. y. Y. GU
,ot Gov ,bo thornuph teaching young ladies'. COieg
te Ac9dcmc and Primary Departments The ncNi term :"
% ~ Sa,trIler 90 1855 students assigned 10 clasS7
Seniemhr H. lG H. There no extra clarses 'or
~ ii crock LATIN French German. Drawing or ,alStHtn
o 'ttrctive home under liberal management receives
,donts froT ont of town FOrtyf First Annual Gaia
ync detailed statement of the courses oil study sent
application 10 naCKTS LID
President OF the Faculty.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

and after June 81 1885, will leave West 42dst
station follows:
All trains downtown station Jayst.
North River. 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
42d.st
Detroit and Chicago 1870 No. '6OO g: OPP sleepers
through.
1t fouls 1900 10 p M sieepers through.
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls - 10
-93O H.. 600. $40 D. Seepers aud draw ing room
Utica and syracnse no. .93Oa M, $780, 1910 p. M
Highland. POughkeepsie and Kingston $40, '7lO, $3.50.
1i25 a M, 345 900 - 10 p m.
saugertes and Albany 3l0 '7;lo $3.50 1925 a. m Si5,
Catskili TO- ITO 900 900 1925 A. m s45 $40 p m.
Cranston's West Point Cornwall and Newbug 3D. TO- +1l
$3.50 10 TO- IL 25 H., AIS g 10 and 800 $40
and % 90 d. m. for CranstOns Cornwall and Ncwburg
For Montreal and Canada East 600 p M
Hamilton. London, 800 900, $40 p m, Toronto,
$50 a. M. 1000 $40
through to Saratoga.
Lake George l25 q m. Saturdays only 3;45 pm.
Kaaterski Hunter. Hobart, .GTand Hotel Station and
Phnnicia 10. 900 1925 a. M. $40 m Parlor cars 10
Grand Hotel Mountain House and kaaterski via Phunica
on i:25a. and 40 p. m. trains
palenvle CairOand Mountain HOnsc station, $40. l:lO
900 IL % 345 p IN. Parlor to Catskill ON ITO
a.. and $40 p. trains. L.
Daily tDay except saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday,
For tickets time tables paror sleeping aecommoda
information. apply at offices brooklyn 33 WASH
ngtonst 40 FutOns Annex Office foot OF Fult0nst
CITY 1868, 1855, 9i2 Broadway 1887 BOwery, and
West shore stations West AID ST. foot OF Jay st,
North River and Penn r. r. Station Jersey City. Wcsc0s
Express will call and check baggage IRON hotels and resi-
dences Orders be left at ticket offices.
HENRY MONETT,
Das Anon
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Musical Instruction.
NETROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
49,
VOCAL MUSIC.

Offering special advantages IN The sindy OF VGce ar
., In,.y Bnck = r. Warren. ii. W. Greene G H. HaNlcy
Matter Hall August Dupin. l.. ~ Russell & %.
ber Charles Roberts lr, d. l." bo"u "0"" i'A N -
last 1ithst. Ncw-lOIh
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
OBss and cheapest route 10 the CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Steamers KAATERSkIlI and CATskILL leave 1901 o.
Jsy-st ever, week day at connecting with the Css
Nj Mountain Cairo railroads Special care TAKEN Az no
tr.,snnrrartnn Of Horses and tarr1zgeA
'A""''' ONLY ONE DOLLAR
% or OF houses rates. ote- ot
w, j.. Treas, NJ H
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DAY LINE.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND

eves Canal It daily Except Sunday at II a. l2oh
&, II % landing nt VerplanckS CTanstOns West Point
cold Sprng and Cornwall Fare 80 cents
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w ma ~ = ga i1tN W. =, - 20 "a
- Frs L. H. NORTEAN AND CONrlNkN AL cave
- H. a.. At % m anu Il ,. n. t7uhitYS
ii m cOnnect.ng New Haven with specia trains 0r
MEKIDEN HARTFORD SPRN6FltLD HoLNOkE.
Sc rckcts sold and checked AZ 4t Rroahway "
Y ana Contest BrO0Glyn Excursion 10 New'h aVen anu
rofu
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NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, woRCEs-

NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, NOl.Ir,S-
~ TER FITCHBURG PORTLAND NEW LONDoS
NoRwiCm WHITE MOUNTAINS AMI az Eastern OGin St,
From PIER 90 River y. Y. 'oot OF Was-sL w..
pier Desoros,e street reSrs at, m daT f3'e
NEWYORK Beat r1utei) WATCH HiLL an BhoCn
ISLAND 10 ynniny f1v connssGol W. 6s mas' -
from WATCH HILL ani BL1jK i5i,AND d; ,nv .yent
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DONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

~ trains depot Of Cortland AMI Dssbrossos 80
AZ A. m l. $40 AMI p. for Easol Bethlohe H. Allol
town. Recalling. Mauch tnunk. Glen summit MlSs,o.rts
Towanda W1veriy Ithaca. Geneva Lyons Bunao anith'
West Pullman Though coaches run daily. Local iahs''
a. M ana $40 D. ~ for Esson Bethlehem AMI CopiAy a.
Trains leaving at ga m l. AMI $40 ?. connect Tor ~
pointsIn MahonDy and Hazcon coal regions sunday H
leaves FOR Mauch Chunk and HaIieton : a. IN
General Eastern Office. No 231 broadway q p A
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2sG Washineton-ave, Brooklyn ~ Y III o""'so Vi Wv
OF the Diocese Advent term open september
% 1884 Rector the Bishop of Long Island h"ar"eis
limited to twenty-five Terms per annum English ftehCn
and Latin $3.50 Applications TO be made to the ss'oh
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JAMES W. MOREY. formerly, instructor. III IN
p,tcc,nc ones his private school for boys sept ~
"a S,Y Brook yn Prepares for college business
cl,lnls al LAlN,S OfCcl0IN OmOV
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MISS WARREN,
Rows Sent o. girls sept 20 Separate departments.
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MRS. X. II. GRlSWOLD. daughters, and
AvB MISS A. WEBB Wellesley graduate reopen school
at IyTe cenn sept ~ Pupils can be htted for college
Special attention Ia History Studies include Latin Greek.
French. Higher Mathematics. Harp,
French Embroidered delight
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SEhERAL DiREcroBlSat. =
cry ooyEssnEsIf s'fY-

teHh Musu4 yleen'
waa /, I ,Maialus, TatiyN
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GAS made with this machine costs nom rs cents
to $3.50 per thousand cubic feet or less than on
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BUILDING eau be lighted with FROM ONE 10
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There Is no FiaR OR iikAT used to mako the gus.
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BY using gas made with this machine the danger
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NETHoplsf CntNcH-4-llev Il. q Antlfpwa, II, ID,
HAAtOF Sabbath services II 4. M, and D. M Tray.
aEmuetEnK every Wednesday night sabbath school
~. m. W. H. Nugent, superintendent.
IsuaAurTKHfka GmuRom--isuv john Hunter, b.
d, pastor. sabbath services II d. M. and b. M.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday night Sabbath
zeheo .. ia. !. l. iewer, superintendent.
Hkrrisr CllHRuit.-Isev. II. II sproea, pastor,
zzhhHth services II a. M, and D. ~, Prayer meet.
b. afury Thursday night, nj I o'clock, sabbath
sehaol, 2 A. m,
- lsHAKL CoSGREaAfi0s.--L. Weiss, Rabbit,
ZtuLfo THuncti..~lsey. ---------- !. pastor.
- seryiegs4.Mass 4. M High Mass, I'd a. M,
SssnI4nd sabbath School at ~p, N. Mass every
nsfhHAht o'cltck.
HfIselAL CtuRcli-- tlev VIM Short, u. n,
HaaHuT. labhath services II a. nj, and y. M,
EEHaA4 dhuiHg services o'clock. sabbath School
- an WINS Hamilton, supt.
AAHIssAN CHURCH. No pastor al present
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1886.
Harper's Weekly.
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-. cAptlTs Of tho Board nre on u
~ .zeh month.


TIL 4 Lodge No, 20 tMasonic) Meets 81 Monday
Of each month.
ksou Royal Arch Chapter No. g. Meets al,
~lay night VI each month.
sslssippl Commaudefy No. 1, Knights Tcmplar.
4 Gets "a Monday night Of each month.
Iaplloi Lodge No. ~ I. @. q. f.--Mccts every
iufsday Night
Clhociaw Encamrmrns no. .. !. q. o, F.---Meeis
NJ and ad Fridays
Pearl Lodge M 80, knights d rytlias. Meets
"a and An Tuesdays
Central indRe No 19f, knights 0f HONOR Aferls
NJ aud An Fridays
Jackson Lodge No too, Kniphta aud Ladies' 81
HOnar.--Meels u and fth Wednesdays.
Knights 81 Tho Golden Re.-- Meets "a aud M
"Wednesday Ia each month. az the West jackson
Hall.
lee Council american Legion Of HONOR Meets
ist and "a Tueednys.
Catlsolie Knlghs pi America Branch No. a.
VI enH "a Sunday eArh mnDsh.
lknlghtN III 81 John, C0mmandory No 26,~gd
M Eth sunday each month.
Vnnnhsseh lndge No. POL T. q. H. B.-Meeta
u bry second and Fourth sunday Al their Lodge
u hn 10 The jewish Temple,
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1856.
Harper's Magazine.
MLU&FRATHsD.

The December Number win begin The savens..
second Volume Of HAMPERS MAeAzsxr NJ
M y. novel, East Angels" and Mr. HOW.
place IN current serial fiction Win I'm IN ,
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|rraE COMPANIES

+ 4uxnnns ehlei Engineer Fire nepartnt.
zsK9ok, No. t-Gsloamerl~ list Monday nigh,
= u muelh,
q NJ A. Regular meetings ist Tuesday.
as8auF JAcksos, No i.--istcamefl- ID Tuesday
EN#aeh mouth.
ieHzSut Hnuk AND LknnKR, No f.-@Regnlnr
~ n Wednesday night In each month.
IS No. a--Ist Wednesday nlahs each month.
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urcd Churches ANA u euev
oIestt ssocIetlea.

= lst..- Elder Marion Dunbar, pastor.
= NChurrh.- Rev. Jas. Parks tast0r.
IL Church. ~siAs. u. A. White, pastor.
z|zAti0nal. REV. Chae, l. Harris. pasian
= alEaxa BAPTIST Rev, uee. Wight. castor
e lodge, No, 2, thtasuAiel list Wednesday
81 #nunth
zss.s Ledge, q. u. O. Of O. r., No. igas-ist
~ nlghl n 81 month";
azzzz IFeS MAJ =. Knights Of rythlas- I'd
81 z4s# - ut
NOeietY. lat and I'll Monday
benevolent soclety~.isl and
sss# ess
rs II and 4th Monday nights.
AZ 81 Jaeah.-sd and An We'd
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JAKE WONDERS.

On SOUTH SIDE CAPITOL STREET. Orz
" door above Express once. The Oldest ssszh=
lizhsd and NEST reliable
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1874. s'elieR. u proved II -. y
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Pulled ~ sel + e,s.. q = esss 81 1871.
.ss.entm III fhs1 noa, Z y Pilol
I'LL egauly. Al foy ,sl'a r.t W. bor n
WI WI .esefa0nie iii p...
Sgg ~ NlartQgiug Connans Vasef
M - nRthaFlze fhs sts,sl, -
t1s.,.,H s Safftsifrfs ssrir, soifrs Of
lansai frs. 1919 ballot What MI ~
na5 ec " said distfies. e's "e
&iosrt. s1sstf Bosrl 81 pua, ~.
s8s os ,ss N,siriifz Enfber - ION.
MAtr hsi, &, 81 Het 70 pryfecs fresh
Marsh |, 1854 essAs'y'a river, approved
sl,sy ~, fes h relief Of d II M.
III 60 siHepd chafisr ~ ~
e.sss,Dgl. Astsia cvnhtv we town OH I
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nisi NV sfaa'y any cash 0vseF ~ 4,
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sff n 'a,se ee' tain compromlses 80
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'a ~. ff..i'kiip county. 'PNH q kno1u. b
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gds III l8tsy county h sirs n - - pass
III s.inoorppfate Town ~ aelsvy.
illg Rsme. 'o'''sr acis incorto. ~
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-10

Immediately upon the opening of the
Grand Lodge, on account of the illness OF
Grand Master o. S. Long The address
will be read by the Grand Secretary to-
day, should the Grand Master fail to ap-
pear.
The regular annual report was presented
by the Grand Secretary, showing the pro-
ceedings of his effice during the past year.
His report showed that the craft was In
excellent condition all over the State.
The Grand Treasurrer's report, which
was read, showed that there are about
81 600 in the treasury after all debts are
paid.
The Grand Secretary read the report OF
Grand Lecturer, c. Fl. Collier, and bis
deputies. Mr. Collier has by untiring
work succeeded in establishing uniform
of work in the various lodges throughout
the State.
Reports from five of the District Depu-
ties were presented and read, showing, as
a whole, a very satisfactory condition OF
sill the lodges visited by them in the dis
charge of their duties.
The following regular comittees were
appointed by the Grand Master:
On Work-The Grand Lecturer and his
Deputies.
Returns Of Chartered Lodges. c. Hunt
Darwin McClelland, Michael Emsheimer,
Samuel B. Chiffon, W. J. Slonacker, A.
B. Clark, Lee Rheinheimer, Geo. j. Walk
er, and Daniel Wright.
Charters and e1asHiOHs-George W.
Long, VIM. H. Sydnor, W. A. Winters.
Grievances and Appeals-John NJ. Col
Inns. A. d. w. Stricken, Charles p. Mat
theiai, A. J. Barr, A. L. Maupin.
Ffnance-Frank Burt, J. l.. Knight, j..
]. Peterson, J. NJ. Belleville, Will A.
Stricken.
Masonic JurisprUdnee-RObert White,
W. H. H. Flick, George E. ThOrnburg.
Proceedings of Grand OfieeTs-Joseph
Sprigg, W. f. Walker, W. H. Sydnor.
Foreign C0rrespORdeRee-G. w. Atkinson,
Grand Secretary.
The Grand Secretary, as Chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Cor respondence,
presented a report which will probably
make about one hundred printed pages.
Being so lengthy the report was not read,
but ordered to be printed.
A communication from the Grand Lodge
of Mexico, asking for recognition by this
Grand Lodge, was received.
A report on the bonds of the Grand
Treasurer and Grand Secretary was made
by Bro. Robert White, the report being
received.
ShryOck Lodge, L. D., ROnceverte, pre-
sented its records and asked for charter.
This was referred TO the committee on
charters and dispensations.
Other business of less Importance was
transacted, and the Grand Lodge adjourn
ed until this evening at o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-10
A New Deal,
Mr.. Hildreth offered the following:

Mr.. Hildreth offered the following:
ReSOlred, That joint committee con
sisting of three members Of each Branch
be appointed, which shall be known as
the Committee on Legislation.
Adopted.
The same gentleman then offered sup,
Elementary document, as follows:
ResOiued, That the Committee on Legis.
lation, when appointed, be and they are
requested to petition the Legislature to SC
amend the Charter Of the City that the
City Sergeant may be elected by the Police
Commissioners, instead OF by the people.
Mr.. Gruse-I don't. think We are quit
ready for this change in the charter. hops
members will vote it down.
A demand for the ayes and the nays wa,
made, and the resolution was lost, ayes 8
noes II, as follows: Ayes-Messrs. Cald
well, Hildreth, Jaeger, Jones, Peterson
Stanley, Tracy, Warehouse and Nr
President-9. Noes-Messrs. Delbrugge
Cruise, Harrell. Healy, Miller. Mckinley
Picket, Vockler, Weir and Weisberger-l0
Mr.. Cruise then moved to reconsider tn,
first motion, which was agreed TO. Thu
same gentlemen then urged that the resO-
luton be rejected, but on an aye and nay
vote being taken, the resolution was re
adopted, ayes IL, noes 10.