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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
FINE SHOES
WILSON & Carr
DOUBLE SToRp
4 West Baltimore 81,
4 North Charles 4

Wilson & Carr Black Bottom $3.50 q
Perhaps in no line of trade
our midst is the competition
great and sharp as in SHor
This has had the effect of den
oping the best makes, lows
prices, and several marked Al
noteworthy speciaities amcl
leading enterprising dealers
GENTS SHOES. A great \.
has been created and maints5l
ed for some time past by W.
soN & CAhR in a majority
the papers. through attracdl
cards, circulars, &c. Pull
attention is almost everywhsI
called to the BLACK Bond
$3.50 gents s SHOE. AS nj
enterprise and outlay betckl
a more than ordinarily mg
torous article, we thought /
worthy of investigation, Al
knowing WILSON x CARR VI
and favorably as young, sp5
ted business men, practical
their line, and who from sms
beginners, by close applicati,
and good management, hal
rapidly risen to the front Ia.
in the retail shoe trade in q
midst, as well as in the cons
dence of our people, which ID
brought with it generous Sha
of patronage, we soughta hi
interview co; corning hs
BLACK HoTToM $3.50 SnoH
WILSON & CARR, enter d in
minute and frank details chi
corning them AM assure
that they were made of d
best Leather tfat they are
No. ] good Shoe, aud will gt
the wearer good satisfactic
They are stitched with the BID
silk, and the bottom sewed
with the best Farbour rhrtal
They also assured MS that VIII
tn IL superior finish and dur
bility we're unquesti1ned, ths
were also an easy, comfotat
fit, and " era made over the
test improved lasts, giving "
formly such excellent satiSi'
ton that persons buying d
pair always cumes back for
second. We inspected seyeI
pairs, and found them ya
handsomely finished in BulN
Lace and Congress. We
found them soft and pliable, al
made OF the best material. Al
gentleman wishing a pail
good Shoes will do well in bu
ing a pair of WILSON & CAI
Black Bottom $3.50 Shoes
their Double Store, No. 4 w
Baltimore Street and No. 4 IS
Charles Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05

sanitor Watson doesn't agree with the DO
Ice He thinks the men jumped out on the
IRE escape from the kitchen, made their way
70 the next house and escaped by way OF
Tweaty- street
Several inmates Of the house say they be-
heye DAILY was well acquainted with the
woman, and assert that he was frequent
visitor at the house
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
West street, Opp. Depot.

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
HEAL TIL Is WEs' TIT!

Dr. r. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
mcnt, guaranteed specific for Hysteria.
Dizziness. Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neural
gia. Headache Nervous Prostitution cansed by
the use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness
Mental Depression, Softness of the Brain re-
suting in insanity and leading to misery. de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age, Barren
ness, Loss OF mower in either sex, Involuntary
Losses and Sperrlat0rihoea caused by over
exertion Of the brain, self-abuse or over in
dulgence Each box contains one months
statement. $1.08 box. or six boxes for $50
rent bymail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes accompanied with 500.
we viii send the purchaser our written guar
antee TO refund the money If the treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
by j. w. HODGES s. Co.. Druggfets Sole
Agents, 40 Main Street. Annapolis Nd. 54y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Standards Rome
correspondent states that France secretly
officially advises the pope to leave Italy in
the event of rupture between France and
Italy. and has offered his holiness all possible
assistance In the event of his deciding to 20
to France
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
FINANCIAL AND oomMERcIAI.
Closing Quotations of the New York STOCK

Closing Quotations of the New York Stock
Exchange.
NEW YORK, Dec. Mooney. 2lx per cent. Ex.
change quiet; posted rates, S4S51Sa4S9; actual
rates, Si.S50D4s514 for 60 days. and S46Sl66 SSN
Tor demand Governments steady; currency 6s
ils bid; As, coup, 1855 bid; 4ISs, do. los bid
The stock market opened feverish and weak
with Missouri Pacific the feature That stock
was freely sold and declined rapidly. dragging
down the rest of the list. At the end of the first
hour the decline ranged from Il 10 2 per cent
Since II O'Clock, however, the greater part of the
decline has been recovered on covering by the
shorts.
The market at the close was feverish.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
The Weather.

For western New York, fair, except rain
or snow in some portions; warmer; westerly
winds
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-05
IS B. 0. finl|
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. l.
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST AM
DOUBLE TRACK JAENEY Corr
E.eave Gnn,aen sIafIOII

Leave Camden Htaffoh
For ANNAPOLIS. 10. 900 A. NJ u,
800 p VI On Sunday. eos a. H. s llg IN
w roT way stations IS oe1we ~ q p m' IL
800 $50 and 1i.00 p. m On sunoag'
9.05 a. M. l.35, 500. 6.30 and lig p ihil y.
Trains leave Washington for BaI ,a
$40. $40. 100. $50. $50 a. m. Z "! M g
$50. 40. 40, $50. SIS. IS. 100 % ~ rs
Sunday. $50 7.30 $50 $50 a. m 10y
40 $50 SIS {. IS 6.35 1l.30 p. m. 70
From Annapolis. go e.37 lZ.t2 > N
M. Sunday. at 8.37 a. N. and AZ n y II
Baggage called for and checRTsso1t ~ q
and residences on orders left at I st,sert
N. w, Cor. Calvert and Baltimo9TIees IWes ts
No go s. Broadway, new No. I4o-
more Street and Camden Staflonr1 IuDJS
". NJ CLEnna lteeis+ esh. Ps's
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
A Prinoely Gift.

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-The en-
ployes Of WAnaDaker store, Thir-
ttenth and Market streets, last evening
heird the report OF the results OF the
profit sharing plan adopted year ago.
Mr.. Waoamaker delivered an address,
in which he ttated that S109, ,439 68 hao
been distributed to the employ es, In ad
dition TO their usual salaries. or this
an o INT S59. .15S 66 had been paid oct In
monthly dividends as m extra commits
sion on sales, ia which distribution 81
least l 800 persons participated.
Mr.. WHnsmaker handed to Messrs.
John #. Collins, George W. Neimann,
John RAmage, Frank M. CAld we'll ana
Robert 8. Ogden, as Trustees, $40, ,0c0 SO
. pension fund "for the permanently
disabled who, by reason OF old age or
accident In our service, are no longer
able to work." The remaining $40. .2S1 =
o. was distributed among the 272 em.
ployes who had been continuously in
the service OF the house for seven years
and who had been faithful In the dis-
charge OF their duties. The WanAmAker
Savings Fund was 20 organized for the
benefit OF those who received dividends,
and system OF promotions, accord ing
to civil service rules, was announced.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
rner. !. No plnoo L,so Homo.

lam aware that everybody likes their
home. IL 1t be ever so poor, and why do
you not consider that and spend youT
money nc home, whera you all know
you get your moneys worth, at HI.
Myers, Fifth and Market. We have
some very nica Grand Army suits, fast
color, with two aetA OF buttons, for
20, which know are worth $40; nice
confirmation suits In blue, all the go.
for S5, worth really 81 30; very pioe all
wool cashmere panic, In fifty differaat
pLttarns, for 81 so; some fiue cutsway
ohsviot suits at $3.50; tome fiue ell wool
ooTksoreW ct IS; ohildten's suits, SO
cents, S1.25. 81 SO 50. $3.50, So, S3 30,
"a, "a so. S5. IS. so, 50; 30, as yon Bse, ws
have variety. Our ehildren's pants,
even at 10 CENTS. you eau wast; they
arc fast color. or course. our as cent
pants are great deal better. We have
some OF the very best for 81, The mtrs
you pay tho b.tter quality you gat
Shirts and furnishing goods We have
plenty; Ne only keep them to supply
the wants of our customers, 20 II in
, need OF any of the above 3ou can get all
here, at M. Myers One Price ClothinR 9
House, where all goods are marked In
plain figures. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money REFUNDED. N. W. cornei
Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
River and Harbor Bill Passed.

WAsHINoToN, May THE River
aDd Harbor bill was taken up in the
House to day cnder q suspension Of the
rules and passed with thirty mini utes'
debate by q vote of 161 to SO, two. thirds
being necessary. Mr.. Blanchard, Of
Louisiana, who as ohsirmAn Of tbs
River and HArbor COMMITTEES, has
taken care OF the rivers, hsrbors and
bayous Of Louisiana TO the exten. of q
million or two, is q candidate for Mr.
9ibson's seat.
As the bill PASSED tho House the
clause AppropriatinR S250, 900 for the
improvement of Philad,l lphiA harbor
was left intact.
The bill approprlates In round figures
e2O, 900, 900, the largest amount ever
voted in bill Of the kind. 30 many
OF the larger appropriations Inserted
were for improvements In the South,
that the committee has been accused Of
swelling the bill in order to gain the
votes Of certain Southern members for
the Mills Tariff bill, and 1t is com.
mon belief that many Of the appropri.
ations were placed In the bill for the
covert purpose o. strengthening the
support Of the Ways and Mesns Com.
mittee In the great tariff battle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
For bargains attend Ford g. Osle's
sale of lots 10 morrow. See adv.
Bogus Eye Doctors.

READING. May IA pair Of scoun.
drels, representing themselves oculists,
evidently the same men who perpetrAt-
ed the outrage and robbery at the house
OF Thomss Millard, near Loag's Corner.
about q wesk ago. have been travelling
through Amity Township, swlndling
and Frightening women out Of money or
forcing their services upon them. They
enter the house while the men are
away and force the women to buy speo-
tAcles. In several instances wbero
pocketbooka were produced the men
snatched them from the owners and
took oil the money.
At W. B X Francis houfe the bogus
eye doctors entered the bedroom of
Mrs. FfanciB, au invalid, but were
driven away by Mr.. Frauois' opportune
arrival. At the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leopold, 40 aged couple,
they administered an 3, &c ,thet,c to old
Mr.. Leopo'd and cut out pieos Of hssh
near the corner OF his eye, causing him
to bleed pfofusely. They thtn claimed
TO have removed cataract and de-
msnded S16. The old couple protested
that they had no moseY, when the bogus
doctors bscAme so indignant aud Abu-
sive that q pocketbook was produced
containing less than 81, which the
scoundrels took aud after rumma ging
Though the house to find other vAlu-
ables went away.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Tom B.yard Heats L,.zlo II.

A match race WAS trotted yesterday
Afte moon ct Martin q McAudreWs'
track bstween tue wen.known horses
Tom Bsyard and Lizzie Il The race,
which was won By Tom Bayard, WAS .
hrst-olhss horae race, and we'll repaid
the large attendanoe which Witnessed
II. The high fence around tho Pinllco
track waa occupied by the jockeys,
rubber boys and stsblemen, Who wit
neBsel the race from their perches. The
match was for $3.50 a side. Lizzle b.
has record Of 2.2SM, BAyprd's record
being 227/ The gate receipts went
to tbs winner. After the race Frank
Starr, who drove tho winner, was ore
seuted winnings amounting to $500 In
confederation OF his having won o race
when the odds were 60 much against
him. The race:
N. Walkers b q Tom Bay ard (stArr). ~ 1 l
II. Hsnschsrs br m LisE o R,(owner).l 2 = 2
TAe-az', IN. a2sS, 2so.
Before the first heat pools sold, L'zzie
Il. $40, BAyArd IS; same before second
heat; $40 to IS (LizEie Il. having the
calI) before the third heat, and even
money before the last heat.
After seven false starts the horses 10.
away, Lizzie r having tho pole. She
went 10 the half In LIB, and finished
the mile In 2.26. BayArd made two
short breaks, and Yves at her wheel q,
the tlDish. In the seooud heat Lizzie
Il. broke and ran soms distance around
the nrst turn. She also broke In the
stretch, and, as her driver did not
catoh her, the judges awarded the heat
10 BAyard, although Lizzie 4. was hrst
under the wire by one lesgtr. limo,
2,27H. On the third heas Lizzie T..
did more running, and, although CON-
ing in frat by hhlflength, Bay ard
got the heat. The fourth heat was .
repetition Of thu third, and was
awarded to Bsysrd, who had not lifted
his head but onoe In the three heats.
All the heats were close and exciting.
Mr.. 8. Myere's blk. Q. Frank Patchen,
Jr., was eold by @. II. MCGEE, the
track suotioneer, TO W. J. Krsusb;
prtco G4O0.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Brsvth...

Ths shaapent has house IN she eaty
RumfOrA Broz.b zOz Elarkct Btroet.
Try Bush's coal you will ike IT.
BrsxiiiAn Balm, ir,acdlate oure for numpE.
Brsztlian Baim cures cold, % dosee, 100.
go to Murpney's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture ~ Nurphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Miilard v. Davis, jeweler. Il. Second ct,
Fine IS X. Rings, At Hsnrs, Is L. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, ec3 West Frsnt street.
First class furniture At Murphey's, 800 Ship.
ley street.
All handmade olndies at HoIlb', No. 4
W. I'd street.
90 to Geo. n. Murphev,s for your partoi
chamber and dining room furniture. 300 Ship
ley street.
Go to II. n Moore's stalls, Nos. ~ and II
seco ad It, msrket, Tor your choice creamery
fresh butter; Aisc the beat cream cheese 81
market price.
II you want cheap picture frames 70 10 q,
x. Bsugh, 2ts West Second street. 1 have
tho largoat stook In Delaware; oons and sos
or yourselves.
Ross has removed from 1lo Market street
TO htg new store, 2lo Market street, with {
large stock OF hats, white shiIts, su spendefs
hosiosy, necEwear and notions. Ali of tn,
latest styles and prices guaranteed the
lowest in the clty. Money fstufAod II good
are not gatisfaot0rT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Death of a Remarkable Woman.

PIrT5BURG, Pa, May 7,-Mrs. Ma
garet Marshall baI Just died at Nobler-
town, In this county. Bhe was born q
ilttls over 1O1 ysArs ago. in OCu1'y Ty.
rome, ireland. Her father vas a Diok-
son That family WAS very numerous
in The North of IrelAfd d, ard the D.ok
sons were either doctors, lawyers or
army ofiioetA Little Margsrst Diok.
sons fAthar was prominent In the
"Uuitel Isishmeu" movement, and
bPoame high offioer In their army.
That movement started in 1882.
krs. MsrshRll belonged TO u remarka-
BILE family. They ware sixteen In mum.
Der, tho young'Bs Of which was Marga-
ret. They were nearly all boys, every
Que Of whom was = giAut. none being
under six feet four inches in height.
Margaret, who WAS boru q short time
after her fAther's death, grew TO be o
very large woman. She was Ave feet
ten inches In height and weighed
nearly 2CU pounds. Until the day OF
her death she could read q newspaper
without glasses. The Bible WAS her
constant companion, and she could ro-
peat oonnectedly nearly the whole Of
both Old and New Testamente.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Fair at HockossIn,

Rev. Father Farley announces that
st Johns fair will open on Wednesday
evening Valuable Artioles have been
presented by friends OF New York,
Philadelphia aud this city. John Gree
don and James Mir ahan are contes ants
for eold watch, and Mathew Boyce
and John P. Kelleher for set of bar
ness st. Johns Temperance Society
prt sented q fine portrait eff Bishop Our.
tis to Ihs mariiel ladies' table, and por
trait of Father Farley to the young
ladies' table The. proceeds will be ap
Piled to the debts OF the church, and
the construction Of the PASTORS resi-.
den-e.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
Bean Sticks and Flour sticks Dutiabie
murder at an ExcuEsiou-Trstn
wrecked.


Wrecked.
The Treasury Department has decided
that "bean sticks" and flour sticks, :"
imported by Chinese residents for use in
making soup are dutiable; the -four
sticks" at the rate OF 20 per cent ad
volorem as non enumerated manufact-
ures, and the "bean sticks" at the rate
OF 30 per cent ad valorem, as prepared
vegetables.
A fight occurred on Sunday night on
board the Benton, running as an excur-
sion steamer between Memphis and Jack
son Mound Park, . pleasure retreat four
miles below Memphis, which resulted in
the killing of Martin Moore, the captain,
j. e. Reeves and W. ]. Cow.n.
A freight train on the Milwaukee and
Northern Railroad was wrecked BY the
breaking down of bridge at Flood wood,
Michigan, on Sunday morning. The fire.
man and brakeman were Killed. The
bridge had been undermined by flood.
The Supreme Court of Missouri yee-
terday reversed Judge Noonan upon the
law of 1S57-Sunday law. 1t is held that
the city government of st. Louis never
bad authority to grant permission for the
sale OF wine and beer on Sunday.
DR. Henry M. Cox, of Port Murray,
New Jersey, convicted in Easton, Pa ,
OF causing the death OF Jennie osb 9rne,
by malpractice, was yesterday sentenced
to three years imprisonment and to pay
a fine of $500.
Reeves Simmons, q bachelor, In Bards-
town, Kentucky, who has brought up his
sisters three children, undertook to chas-
tise his nephew, Nat Reeves, aged 30,
whereupon Nat seized a sho gun end
blew his uncle's brains out.
Two brothers, named Melroy, were
shot and moitally wounded by Patrick
Dooley, his sen and man named
Campbell, on Willow creek, Montana, a
few day days ago. There was an old
feud between them about some land.
Ridge Conley, editor of the Sunday
Growler, of Wichita Kansas, is reported
to have absconded, after obtaining money
from individuals and banks by false rep
resentations.
All departments OF the Edgar Thomp-
son 8 eel Works, in Braddoeb, Pa,
started up yesterday on double time. A
large number Of men were unable to Sc
cure work.
Lewis Brown was stabbed through the
heart and killed by Harrison 5tsplston,
in quirrel ever a gams of cards, at
North Bend, Ohio, on Sunday after
noon.
Secretary Whitney, Senators Cameron,
Allison and Butler, with a party Of Ia
dies, arrived at Luray yesterday to visit
the cavern.
In McLeansboro, Illinois, on Sunday,
Robert Meader shot and fata lily wounded
james Carlin. They were both we'll
known young men.
William McCue, cow icted in Wilkes
barre, Pa , OF Murder In the second de.
gree, was yesterday sentenced to 10
years. imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
EpooiAI mention.
~ 40 = uAcs


thAa everybody ought 70 know tkat A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the peat, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindllng wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewsshin9. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign, Opening in the evening.
the GroAE Eye heInedy
is DR.. Simms' Rye Cure. Infiamed sore
and red eyee, or red eyelids, weak and
defective eyesight from any cause arc
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied 10 Is and 60 cent bottles, tho
prescription OF DR.. SlnnB s. Sop, 4th
and King Bts.. Wilmington, Del.
In New 1uArtero.
II. r. Dourdon b Bro, manufacturers
OF the celebrated B. b. b. ciRErs, have
removed TO their new store, No. 2l9
West Second street. Give them q call.
A few more Of thoee beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty cents Q pound.
Chapman, Seventh snd Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf is the place
70 buy your coal.
ABk for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. 60? Pine streeT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The Earth Exhales Poison

To the sir in localities where vcgeta.
lion, rotted By freshets, is laid bare to
the suns rays by tho retiring flood.
hillions of square acres, in the vicinity
OF the great tributaries of the Missis.
sippt and the Missouri In the South and
Southwest, give forth this fever laden
mtasmatic vApCr, disseminating mAlA-
rial pe.tIlence broadcast. Not only
throughout the great West, but wher.
ever OH this continent fever and a4ue
mAhee its periodic nppenrance-and
what locality is wholly exempt from
ll?-Hostettet's atomaoh Bitters is the
recognised defense, the most highly
accredited and popular means Of cure.
Fever and ague, bilious remittent,
dumb ARue and ague cake are erAdi-
GATED By II. Nor is 1t less potent when
used TO remove constipation, liver com.
plsint and dyspepsia, kidney troubles,
nervousness and rheumatic ailments.
Use it upon the frat APPEARANCE of these
troubles, and with persistence.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
WaAnIngton Jottings.

WAsHINGroN, d. c., May s.-The
Senate in executive session yesterday
ratified the ChiRese treaty without di.
vision. Senator EtmuDos reported the
Fisheries treaty adversely, with . writ
tan majority report, and Senator Nor.
gan submitted . minority report in
favor OF the treaty.
representative Brown, of Ohio, has
introduced In the House a bill making
eligible for appointment In the civil
servlos without being required to pass
the civil service examination, all homer
ably discharged Federal soldiers and
sailors Of the lats war upon satisfactory
evidence OF good character and cspG-
bility.
Mr.FFye has introduced In the Senate
a bill to provide more efficient mail
service bstweeD the United States and
Central and South AmerlaR and the
West Indies, and appropria atiug 81, 900. +.
O01 for the purpose.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
For bargains attend Ford B. Ogle's
sale OF lots to morrow. Sec adv.
rhe Dlvoroe nuslness m Boston.

Justice Field, OF Boston, sitting in
the Supreme Court of that city Wednes-
day, did bigger business In divorces
than probably was ever done bsfore In
any court room. In all he disposed OF
3il cases. There were on the docket
16i uncontested casss, of which three
were heard, four were continued and
l44 were dismissed foe want of prose-
ouiioD. or b6 contested GASES As were
dismissed and 10 were set down for fur.
ther hearing. There were 121 CASES
where decree nisi had previously teen
granted, but In which the final decree
ahaolute had not been taken out. Many
of these were dismissed, and the others
were placed on the file and stricken
from the docket, to which they can
only be restored by o motion showing
special cause for their being again
heard. Some Of the CASES disposed of
we're very old.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Omcsrn Installed.

Grand Master j. NJ. whitford snd
tho officers Of the Grand Lodge OF Dsla-
ware, 1. o. o. e., installed the officsrs
elect Of Delaware Lodge. No 1, at the
regulsr meeting NJ to at lodge lass night:
N, g., John 2. Richie; ". g., Harry
Hollis; II, 8 j. W. Woodrow; peTms
nent secretary, John T Mortimer;
treasurer. Psytop q. West; warden, J.
ID. Hammond; Il. 8. N. G., G. II
Hughes; l. g. N. g., 10 II. Spencer; o
G., George W. Mccoy; r. 8 v. g.,
Flank SPARKS; L. g. N. g., George IL
Tayl 1. g W. G. Winner, M. ID.
cond uotor, John A. Bennett; r 8 8
James Kirkpatrick; L. 9. 8 Tbeodore
.Strattop; chaplain, Isaac W oodrow.
After the oeremnnies at Delaware
Lodge, the grand cfiioers visited Her.
mann Lodge, No. 30, aud inLtslled the
following officers: N. G., Christian
Behringer; v. G. 4, Daniel Dohl; r. 8
Andrew epieeelbalt P g., Onristlan
Bauer; treasurer, Anton Haaher; wat.
den, Gotthold lager; o G, F.eisrick
Steiniken; conductor, John Maier; 1
g., Andrew DeEtlina; q. q. N. @
George sohsrpe; L. 8. N G, Joseph
Werle; Z. 8. v. q, OLriItian Luoke.
ley; L 3. " G, Charles KAhlbeoS or;
b. g. g.. Harry schnefri L. 8. 8
George Stab.
Al the regular meeting of Welcome
Legion, Select KpiEhte, A. o q. W.,
Distiict Deputy Past Commander John
b. 6pesk installed the folio wing ofdcer.:
Pas, commander, J. W. Diefendor,;
commander, o. X. Gilmore; vice oom-
mAnder. Warren Harper lieutenant
commander, Robert McuEulley, Jr.; re.
cordsr, A. P. Wairath; recording trees.
urer, W. G. Fsrra; treasurer, j. X.
Adsme; standard bearer, George Mo.
OAullsy tenior workman, K p. Reeves;
junior workman, IL. Zimmerman;
guard, Charles Mammele; trustee, W.
II. Oasperson; representative to Grand
Legion, Joseph X. Adams; slternata,
W. Ii. FAirlAmb. When tho instalis.
tion was concluded the legion proseeds
by invitation to the ice cream rarlors oi
W. G. FArra, where refreshments were
served.