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The campfire of the Sons of Veterans
was not pecuniary success, owing to the
rainy weather, but enough was cleared to
pay expenses. Several prizes were offered
of which G. A. Dersinsky drew the target
gun, and M. A. Williams drew the UNI
brela. Tie contest between Lille Will
ams and Hattie Stiner for the lady's gold
watch will not be decided before Septem.
Der Goth.
The Bloom Band, Ent Post G. A. Il. and
the sons of Vetrans went to Mshsnoy City
last week Thursday, it being Grand Army
day, At Mahanoy junction the band play
ed while waiting for the train, and their
music excited the admiration of the i'm.
mense crowd waiting there. The boys
report good time at Mahsnoy City, and
say that the decorations were very elabo
rate and pretty. They were very hospit'
ably entertained.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

I WI. CnlIdreSS, POindexter Dunn
j. J. Schallert, E. r. CrandaU
John .. Park, r. G. LINT,
A. D. Childress
General banking. Fire and burglar proof ca fa
| mum. 80 HC 90
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

DIRECTORS.
| l; ". Hellman, John E. Platter
ROBERT 5. Baker, J. B. Lankershim,
L. c. Goodwin.
Term deposits will be received in sums of
Ply ana over. Ordinary deposits in sums of
| Money to loan on frst-c class real estate
| Los Angeles, July 1, 1889. jul-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

Cerritos-H. G. Dillon.
Claremont-A. Thompson.
Compton-W. r. Stevens.
Covina-J. R. Hodges.
Downey.-M. D. Crawford, Jr.
Ell Monte-Chas. M. Bell.
Enterprise-O. Bulls.
Florence-W. B. Ramsauer.
Palmdale-J. H. Sweeney.
Garvanza-G. S. Bartholomew.
Glendale-J. w. Cook.
Glendora-R. w. Dawson.
Knolls-D. Kevane.
La Caflada-Charles H. Macarthur.
La Ballona al. +. Figueroa.
Long Beach-G. M. Walker.
Lordsburg-L. H. Bixby.
Los Nietos-F. A. Sanchez.
Lugo-A. M. Bragg.
Los Virgenes-V. Botiller.
Monte Vista-E. G. Parrish.
Newhall-Matt Mccormick.
Old Mission-George d. McKeag.
Rivera-T. L. Gooch.
Rowland-W. r. Rowland.
San Antonio-C. A. Lugo.
San Gabriel-George S. Patton.
San Pedro--R. w. Hill.
Santa Monica--M. X. Barretto.
Spadra--Keeven H. Dorsey.
University-N. A. Covarrubias.
Vermont. H. Brewer.
Whittier--S. B. Lane.
Wilmington-J. Wiley.
Pomona--J. K. Dimonon, ]. A. Driffill
8. Mirande, R. N. Loucks.
Norwalk--W w. Orr.
Hon r Da1 Vo11o ,,,ouo1 tbot
vote of thanks be rendered to E. Ger
main and to w. S. Waters for their sci
vices on the county central committee
Carried.
The convention then adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23
Chamber of Commerce.

The following donations were re-
ceived at the chamber of commerce yes
terday:
Los Angeles trunk factory, I. Citron,
proprietor, samples of trunks; G. j.
Vernon, Whittier, dried apricots; Major
Notion, Vernon. crabapples, peaches,
plums, oranges, lemons, apricots; Hall
& Wilmington, Monrovia, patent berry
crate; Mrs. Hart and Miss Healey, Long
Beach, floral decorations; Henry Claus
sen, Cahuenga, plums and French
prunes; VIM. Beach, Glendora hotel,
California double sunfower; M. N.
Sinnott, Monte Vista, banana cante-
loupe; E. G. Henck, Vernondale, black
berries; public schools, rearrangements
of drawings from first to eighth grades ;
]. F. Fosmir, Los Angeles, chain shot,
Q0-pound brass) plowed up near Will
mington.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

but Democracy, and if he found that he
could not do his duty he would ask that
his place be filed.
Martin G. Marsh was elected secretary
of the committee.
Major Burke moved that five vice
presidents of the central committee be
elected. This was declared out of order.
Judge Ling moved that the chair ap-
point committee of five on transporta-
ton and headquarters. Carried, and
Messrs. j: T.. Gaffey, Judge Ling, A.
Ramish, G. P. Kearney and NJ. E. c..
Munday were appointed.
The various selections made by the
supervisoral districts were adopted as a
whole.
Mr.. Brewer moved that all proxies be
held by delegates in the delegation to
| the state convention. Carried.
County Committeeman.
The following selections were made for
the county committee:
Los Angeles, First Ward-Chas. Hay
den, A. Gundlach, VIM. Lacy, Jr.
Second Ward-M. T. Snyder, A. Davis,
F. Adams, Capt. Merry, D. Mulrain, P.
]. Mccarthy.
Third Ward-Dr. Crawford, G. Rich
ard, J. j. Naughton, j. G. Foy,
Fourth Wards. Hamilton, d. Elm
stein, G. Jacoby, V. E. Fortson.
Fifth Ward-John Osborne, Martin
Forrest.
Sixth Ward-A. F. Mackay, John
Webber, A. J. Cooper.
Seventh Ward-P. M. Gafey, P. Swee-
ney, John O'Brien, M. w. Conkling.
Eighth Ward-D. Lynch, G. E. Rob-
erts, T. Donohue.
Ninth Ward-C. E. Blake, Judge
Cochran.
Artesia- = Courtney.
Azusa-M. Williams.
Burbank-John Bowling.
Cahuenga-A. w. Mitchell.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23
NEW CASES.

Documents Filed With the County
Clerk Yesterday.
Among the documents filed with the
county clerk yesterday were the follow
ing new complaints:
Margaret A. Hillard VS.. May Stanley
Senter ct al, suit to foreclose mort
gage on Az acres in sec. 35, T. 2 N, R..
Is W.; tract in sec. 26 of the same
range and township, and 12O acres in the
Rancho La Canada, dated June IS, 1889,
and given as security for the payment of
three promissory notes, aggregating
$S,S43, bearing interest at 10 per cent.
per annum.
lothian Bixby vs. Catherine Collins
ct al; suit to foreclose mortgage on lot
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

%, Mills tract, dated July 1S, 1887,
given as security for the payment OF a
promissory note for $4,375, bearing in
terest at 10 per cent. per annum.
lothian Bixby vs.. Henry Christie ct
al. suit to obtain judgment for So, 1882
with interest thereon at the rate OF g.
per cent. from July 15, 1888, alleged to
be due as the balance on a certain con-
tract for the purchase of lot 43, town OF
Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

Accounts of banks, bankers and corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for collections are excellent
and we re-discOunt for banks when balances
warrant it,
Boston is reserve city, and balances with us
from banks (not located in other reserve cities)
counted as a reserve.
We draw our own exchange on London and
the Continent, and make cable transfers and
place money by telegraph throughout the United
States and Canada.
ment securities, and invite proposals from
states, counties and cities when issuing bonds.
We do general banking business, and invite
correspondence.
ASA P. POTTER, President.
JOS. w. WORK, Cashier.
je11-wed&Sat6m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

CALIFORNIA BANK,
Cor. Broadway and Second Sts., Los Angeles.
Subscribed Capital. $500. 600
a"AN up OoPA"ti' .$0UU,OOO
Surplus. s.......................... 100000
DIRECTORS:
Hervey L1ndley, ]. G. Kays, E. w. Jones,
g. W. Huges, Sam. Lewis.
II. =. wilmer; :........................Pr President
T. J. Weldon, Cashier.
J. M. Wilmer, Assistant Cashier.
General Banking and Exchange Business
transacted. m4-4m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23

T OS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital Stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 100000.
JOHN e. PLATTER ER.....P President
X; ,. BAkER. Vice President
GEO. II. STEWART. Cashier
DIRECTORS:
H.. l.. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John E. Platter, Robert S. Baker,
Lewellyn Bixby, Geo. w. Prescott,
Geo. II. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Francisco.
New York, London, Paris, Berlin and Frank.
fort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and certif1-
cate OF deposit, and do general banking and
exchange business. juI
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-23


While that portion of the resolutions
referring to Mr.. White was being read.
the convention broke forth into cheers.
and demands were made for his appear
ance on the platform.
Yielding to the call, Mr.. White ad-
vanced and said that he was almost
overwhelmed with the reception he had
received. He said:
81 had before received evidence of
your kindly feeling for me, but in it
recognize more than kindly feeling to-
ward me. 1t is feeling that is fayora-
BILE to me because have become the ad-
vocate of the principle which must be
carried out to emancipate the voters
from the thralldom which compels them
to consent to the formation of body for
which they have no vote. You all
know that have been asked to accept
to enter into the campaign ior this rea-
son, and that l replied that was will
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
r,s,yc rp on THE wIREPrLLINGl

The ciu-ad. against rhe'd electric -t "ir'' j.
nov, practically az end. -Four Of fh" -N -a-- "i men
bid lv t,, ,ontator, for Tire BuraI % Enrpulrinc
wore withdraw yesterday. Ihe t"o c'nr- uAi n'l"''
AZ work VIII be- reduced boz numbers a. the "oih a"' on
The windue.up Of tlc cruadr wa- uHrn"i h' an tN-
change OF letters between the Board and Commissioner
Gilfo, -on,v hat after ulo manner ot the 1'A '"iI'
-pondcucc 40 The beginning OF h" waf uIoh t" "iI'
SOM, d,. ago tine Board informed Mr. Iloy that 40 500"
, tie work tl,n laid completed they "oAd recon-
mend a reduction Of the force Mr. "if"F ~'nt hi- men
, a.. ,.,al Yesterday Wnrn 10 found thai 30 iu-
.cctor, had been detailed 10 four Of th" eanc- However
the men went down 20 he Office Of The department oi
public Works. and Mr Gilrov sent up a. once to hn'N
,,bat il all meant. message wa7 returned 90 tt 'Ir
that the city wa. now Commissioner "roy W"nfht
that thi, relieved him from responsibilities AMI Nithdrc"
the
In the seventeen days Of actual WORK 306 miles of wire
and more than 1000 pole, have been conh-cat'd. pI
Wheeler the cNpct -td Yesterday that hc thought that
about oncfourth of all tlc clertrcicht vii" in me c
had been removed The comIanic, viii no" have a
chance n match up circuits of them also put
ting their wire, undcrQround at rapid rate
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
THE FINE ARTS SOCIETY READY TO BUILD,

The organization Of The American Fine Arts Society
has practically been completed The Society OF American
,r,is,. the Architectural League, Ant Students
League the Society Of Painters n Pastel and the New
York Art Guild have joined it. The entire capital stock
30 600 has been raised ana 100 artists scuptora
and architects arc on the list Of subscribers, The list Of
life fellows include, the Of 2lO Of the leading cu-
zens and art patrons Of NcwYOk In addition the git
fund OF the enterprise already amounts o. $4,000 Among
the contributors arc Vanderbilt Cornelius Wander
bnt c. T. Barney, Henry G. Maiquand Johh D. hOchc-
fcller John y. Archbol1 and Robert Gocct.
The pan Of the society 10 erect handsome building
daptcd to the purposes Of exhibitions and art education
in Fortythird.st running through 70 Forty fourth.st
Tho office Of the society At 40 Al West Forysccond st
Thc officer, are President Howard Russell Butler vice.
ptesdent Frederick CrOwninshcd secretary. IL. J. uar-
dcnberch and treasurer, William Bailey FaAon.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

Rasbford Dean; corresponding secretary D. H. ~"
brislie: treasurer Charles :. Shultz hoTarl'H H"O
wig Iedcrcr; curator, W. Benenmuiier duuiVo,s -,
rrcdoricl, ". Devoe. william r. Mitchell, f. W.
Lercctt. Tie retiring president Charles f. foN' Ic"u
a paper on "Thc ProtOplasm and the 'el Doo''"'
Edward Dovlc. age seventeen, Of No. Duane-st''
was held in 81 500 bail in the IomDs YESTERDAY w
,natchng a watch from the pocket OF lhomaS ~
Cahjn, Of Jersey CITY, in font of the Postohce early
yesterday.
spcakinc Of the difference between himself and his
at mr. 1cn,ius in reference to the Keller IN
oncst on Thursday Coroner Levy Yesterday sald 'h"v
he held tDe inquest properly. lie admitted that an
The witnesses had not been examined ana auoeu ''",
II the other witnesses could be secured the case "ou'u
he reopcncd
The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. John F. McEhinny TOOK
place Yesterday in the Church of the sacred li''r' "
West Fifty.hrst-st. There was large congregations
including many priests.
At the ntcrdcnominational services at the VI" Jo''
street Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday 'e ho''
DR. Howard ;. bliss Of Plymouth, Mass, preached
Mrs John JAY who lives at the NcwNork ho'oL
Yesterday wrote to the Police Eoard that ~" WIS
rpovod greatly bv the playing of hand ORGANS I'D Ii"h
If thc hotel She thought the policeman on post 'her
ought to stop the nuisance. Her compIaiEl was io
fcrrcd to superintendent Murray
Furniture Workers Unions Nos. ana arc AT
war over the rate Of wages TO be demanded III u'o
factory Of Hess q Co.
4 mass meeting Of silk weavcrs VIII be heiu 10
night AT No - East Fourth>t. An attempt VIII Dc
made 10 end the prorct'd strike IN LON 81" '''i'
nt one hundred and Gfcth--t. and TcnthaVc
The Russian Dramatic Clrb gave one OF us III
terc,ting entertainments at Turn Hail. No. %" f"''
Fourthst last evening. \ piece entitled " Inc f''''
If the Criminal" by O>prov-hy. was played -N''"'
800 people were present. The proceeds oi the ,"o"
will be u,cd 10 publish edition of the "oi"' ol ''
dead Russian writer Tchcini~hcW~hy
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund Increased 10y
the subscripton Of + :. stoke, for SlOo ana uo'c
If other, for smaller suns, amounts 10 f"''l' H.
The project for the establishment Of muhi'pA
lodging houses was discussed last NIGHT at the re-
,ar monthly meeting Of the section ON Pubic H''I'h
of tic New York Academy OF Medicine Measures %
reform were considered.
Eighty cavalrymcn Of Troop \, First hns'u''
drilled last night al Dichcrs Riding Academy We
Tifty-,ixtll,t In the absence Of Captain H'"e' W'
troop We put through The company movements J"
SETS Of four aud the sabre drill by Lieutenant '' h'
Bridsman Wrestling on horseback was iea'uIc
which amused the many spectators III the sHIcilc''
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
FIREMEN WANT BETTER PAY.

The members Of the Fire Department have begun
an agitation for an increase Of salary. The present
schedule is Engineers ~ 900 sohcrs, $50; drivers
$3.50 tilermcn. 1900: permanent horscmcn and truck
men. $500 II i, proposed to ask the legislature to
pass an act dividing the Department into engineers
and nrcmeu the engineers 10 receive Sl.fOn salary
and the frcmcu - POO An organization has been
formed with Engineer KcIgh, Of 40. 6. president !;
QuaCkcnbu,h, Of 40. :. treasurer
The annual convention II the National Trades As
semhy Of painters paper hangers and decorators will
Dee held I'm Cooper Hall next Wcdnc lay and THURSDAY
The leading topic OF discussion will De the eight hour
question. Grand Master Workman PDwd"rly VIII de
liver a lecture u the Tabernacle Wednesday night.
Hugh a son ~ Frauci, Mcdonald. an undertaken
living in Baldwin ave. died Wednesday from pucu
monia and buried Yesterday. The young mans
mother died 81 the same disease Thursday afternoon
and viii bee buried sunday. Mr.. Mcdonald him
elf another -ou and Mr., Nackcv. a widowed daurh
ter are Frustrated with the disease and are not cN
pcct"d 90 recover.
The Board Of TscchodcrS ha, created new office
to De- known supervisor Of Record and has ap
pointed cX-TIccholdcr Thomas NcDOnOugh 10 Ill II
at a salary Of 81 200 per aunum.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
.-...-.,..rl.n ArnLr rnE roWN.

r..-,,,t lame, Jou,,.au ot n' A'ns- '.uhT ,rr, r.
,.,.d railroad Company. '- 'H '' ".
'. ~ I,. case j., not serious, however ,.,
.,.,,,cr # Democratic sport "''nI t,'",
49,. 49, u,Lsushlu, T. =. N'i"-.n ANU ''''''
are % ,.,,. formed the Duplex "un '"p'
,,r,,n >rr,i a,o thirty two. ~ N'. '',' n,,in
III i'.'i,,J .uic,,, yesterday afternoon nv ,,
IT, ,1 -, tn, cr,~.piccc ot the u'i''" "i "'' ''
mn, for tlr act is u~-l-n'd ,t.
,,,.r,, . Terrell who is charged "l'' '","i'
. .,,.- IN. death of Mis- Lille = loon" We" "
.,.t ~ t -, 600 bail yesterday.
,,,r.v Hicks. ,f SO. l"2 Ashland r.''i '',.,,
- ~ t,rtit,dc Iod.,. g. ana \. N.' i',I ,,"u n,
fft '"f , .pcc,h in thc lod-" rooms ~ | ,,,i,.
,,",on 49,. ON Thursday evening. .,.. ,o,,s
'rt ~ heart disease Mr. illc'7 wa "H ">o
DID, and "a coal dealer , ,.,tl-irts ot
''' small uno,cupiad houses I'm the o"',nr1s ~, ~
, ry.cntv sixth W1rl. whose owners ".'' 90 -,
, t,.,. were. fruul hy thDm lt'''..N u" '
.o dn,,E and ,art.d away t'r h't"''"' -,
dcl.cotion Of property owners h 30" ,'',.c te'
p, ,.rn r,r,W.y c.icd up.n MAJOR ChAiiH ye,'e'
r", rl, nm favor rt tnc proposed 'H,''''u ~
,.t Gri,. to the propo- ;'" r'rh nc' i't ~,
.'' r..oryoir. a.G showed ho" IL "'-" ""P''''
ocean luu property u,,,.s - I'm,
a. the cluci, of thr Democratic u'n',,' - - ~" ,''
p..., - Aldermen last evening II N'7 A.
% enc nr,-cnt ,uiorlmatc,. PrN.i'u' '%YuI, % 't w.
% ,", ". rcnomiuatcd for the place he mas clu io'
two years.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
LONG ISLAND.

4 NEW MANAGER vt MANIlNrAN BEACH
Tho Manhattan Beach Hotel VIII open h'N' 'ea'o"
under uew management. captain Henry N'Nlhhe'
,. i l.oo the manager nearly every season since
tc hotel va, built. ha, severed h!, connee uon WIN
Manhattan Reach. and VIII hereafter devote hh''"
T., M. P,tt,bur, and columbus hotels, His successor
viii De +. T. ~lil",k Who hi' -''.''''"'N "'i'"r'
the Ar1c Park Hotel and cottage, at Babylon H. !.
Mr. -,lc,i j, widely known. having been connected
with the Murray ii Hotel for many years. CnarI'N
IT, shelley viii continue a- Wtuarf "i t' 'Il'"'"'
a.. DE- liza. a,,rp;al'y nil"i ior many Nc'r>. W
more. Band viii occupy TIE music d"ip'.''i ~,
,i,r.,..l flc -.a-ot. and Pain it r'i"u l-'' wa
,.r..il,. -p,,ti," Illustrating a nrn'iinI, -''h' l
il. HISTORY rl america. -iu''n l'ii"' WI, tt.t'
.f- -.fi,.l li f.r management Of N" NS' Ic I"''',
-.no ard ,ottlgc-. Nr. Leland h1, bon m h.l'a
ufc since u- ho'ho"l' ",r va '''''' N
~FNroWN- Joseph \. Lawr"ng" ha, resigned a.
Receiver of Taxes of The town oi N'"lo"h. W.
r,l,c va- elected ,-f falL II i- pot Known WHY
hc r,yc rp thc Office. The salary tt""o year
rlT-ui~D. .Au electric car was rln for ne M Mlr,l
ti ,,-'..ia, oy,r tur ucw -uii-'c railroad bcI"c'"
college Point and Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
DOUBTS ABOUT AyoTHER SYNDICATE SToRTl

l. was found impossible yesterday TO c any satisfactory
REGARDING The reported sale o. number Of
p,per mill, In tie stat b. English syndicate. \ l.
Jacobs. of so 1iO Na~sau--t. W'Iano"n and largely
Interested promoter Of syndat Enterprises sad tha' he
knew all about sac, but that he was not al HrW 10
,i,e tho fact. 10 the press. a. Wcrthcim,
Of Wertnclm y Coz importers Of wood pulp
No. % Na-sau-st said that while the money bad not
been paid four paper mills IN Ncw-for state ha1 been
bought bv the orc-n syndoa. which had lately invested
N "a large an extent in breWerlc and That the
purchase price - 900 600.
It ha, been reported that the Remington Paper Company
had lately yielded 10 The Establishments Of combination
cvoud the sea- The locked door Of the companys ONCE
in Nassau.,t. was the subject Vernon Brothr>
4 co.. extensive paper dealer, at 30 81 Duanc'st kne"
nothing Of any syndicate purchase. member o another
large in tc same street ala not bche'e ha' Nn
sale OF the Kind had been cOnsumHaed
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
NEWARK.

John Crlst collector for Shickhous q Pruden' pro
vision dealers was committed to jail yesterday on
charge of embezzement. The amount In question is
small.
The Passaic Boat Club the Oldest rowing club on inc
Passalc River, has decided to build handsome new
boat house near the upper end of the Fassaic River
racecourse The land has been secured and work VIII
he pushed forward in the spring. The new house VIII
be one of the finest on the river
The police are looking for Bertha Reed, pretty
dfeen.y .yearod Creole girl, who disappeared from her
homo on Thursday morning Bertha lived WIN her
mother at No i3 south Seyenth-st, RoSeve' and was
a regular attendant at the Baptist Church.
At meeting Of the Common Council last night
CITY Counsel Coult handed in an opinion advising
the Board not to make the changes called for in the
aldcrmanc rcdistricting bill passed by the last Legs
oturc lie also advised that the matter be taken 10
conrt at once that the legality OF the act coud De
settled This was agreed to-
Mrs Mary Dclmuth midde-aged German womah'
was committed in default Of $500 bail yesterday for
nassinc a counterfeit silver dollar on Mrs. Dorothea
Kostner a Belmontavc. grocer
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESrCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Mr. Thomas R. Hodge, OF Fast East.
chester Dcputy County Treasurer, mas had ms sdaIy
raised by the Board Of supervisors from Sl'ooo 10
~ 900.
SING SING.-The newly elected officers OF Sunnyside
Lodge 40. 9-0 /. .. .. T., are as ioll0WS' JO9cPi
Ienf y c.: j. W. Brundagc. '. C.; VI. william stray
rr,,. nnpding secretary T.. \. Bair rccorng score
tary; Graham b. Merritt treasurer HIaam d. hcrI'''
John IIor-cfall and George onlihh' trustees
Mt. VFRNON.-Thc annual election OF officers OF
tho Nj Vernon Lodge, NO. l01, J.. -. O. F. rsullcu
i'm the choice Of the following: John lie Page y. T.,
H. " UowIand. V. g.; John y li"rman' oniresIonu
ING secretary John H. Jcunne- recording s'crellIf
lanes H. ~piccr, treasurer lH'!' Hatahduo" win
take place on Monday evening next
UVIONPORT-Thc German odd Fellows Assocla
,ion ~ New York will begin the erection OF an
,dditiou to the odd Fellows Home ~ Ihlohport 10
br iI,rd A. refuge for the orphan cldre oi uccca9cu
odd Fellows -,
PoRTCUE-TER. funeral Of Elwood Burdseli
tho wealthy Quaker who died al Port'h"St'r' TOOK
nl,,e Yesterday a. the Friends Meelln- lol,c; AZ
rnr,b,.n Inn the town Of Harrison. Many OuaheI'
','. nr,,eut from Now York.. Bro1h'vn ana co'Wn'rr
Tbc hur.a wa, i'm the Friends HuyhS eiou" near
the meeting house.
PFFE~KlIL-Charl"S Graham and James Evrrlng
han, forrncrlv of Tile Messenger nave begun
the publication Of new paper called ne f@cho m ~
Critir~ II is -iN-column folo Independent IN pou
tics and Issued Oh Wednesdays
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
KAYnNNE

The View jersey Athletic Cuh has engaged bowling
alIey, al Avenue and W'st Ni.cocnth 49, The ALLEYS
VIII hc open 20 club member, on Wednesday and >'i1r
aAy evening".
r,,onnc Lodge. so pos. J. o. %. +. has chosen
these officer, d. ". paycy. Y. g.. ". Mortimer Clark
y. e.: Philip Hclrd-loy. recording secretary Jane,
Beard -lcy Guau,.ai -"ort'iry Frank &. Lady. treas
urcr. EdVart easier trustee.
Tie following officer, of Court Wnhcd. 40. 7.5-1.
were installed lat evening. ILomn- Nhalon chief
ranger. John 70. pYu0Auc. sub chief ranger. Joseph
,i,Curuan. financial -ccrctarv william j. Denton
recording secretary Horny Hone. treasurer
The several b-,u,hc, combining District 80. 3. -
Patrick, Alliance have selected the follow Ing officer,
j. d. Cahl1 president, Patrick Ncpcruo't hr-t vice
president Hartholmcy Brown. second vice president
rhoma, OUrcu. -corctary Cou,ciu, pLcary. treas
urcr; Michael Murray. sergeant AZ arms. James 4.
FIynn and T.. T.. Cahn National delegate.