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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
II Il Depfec.

WASHINGTON, July "a. A story is De-
ing spread over the country by corre-
spondents here 10 the effect that Prcsi-
dent Harrison intends sending a mes
sage to Congress in advocacy Of Mr.
Blaine's reciprocity project Il is de-
MED at the White House, at the State
Department and by all who usually
have advance informa tion upon such
subjects -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
OF Course He Was Sure.

Stranger-I beg your pardon, SIR.
Citizen-Well?
Stranger-I am looking for tene-
ment in this locality, sir, and want to
ask you in confidence if you think that
house yonder is situated perfectly healthy
as 10 drainage. etc.
Citizea-Yes, sir, it is. ! am sure
of it.
Stranger-Why are you so positive?
Citizen-Because | ara the owner of
that tenement house.-Y ankee Blade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

allEof x laSsai song aEed 3D.
lx4- Death q 5 T. Col-rifg=. eminent Eagllah
eSsz-y "a. aged e.
ts16-Ihs Fzlx x f1l r4l atea foF Cen
Grant tks hlynest raEA 49, - Daifef states
array s,1ocesied ~ fi-0. 31erlaal ID 81
isso-fhs territory u Wyomi1z esgal.ze9 o1E of
pcrtioBs q UL.1a. Dakota and Iiah0.
is72-D Death u ne Duke of Guiss. 4gsd IS
Isg-DeaLa d Jasa Taylor. cairf u tae Mormon
sposIles zrsd -.
ls68- Pios discovered IN SOFA % assass!azse King
ksFoluaA1
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Excursion tickets via the Lake Shore
4 Michigan Southern Railway, at great
lv reduced rates. are now on sale 20 st.
Lawrence river points. White Noun
ta,ns. Atlantic coast resorts, lake To-
gions of Iowa. Wisconsin and Minnie
sofa, Denver. Pacific coast resorts, etc.
Send 20 A. J. Smith, General Pas
songor Agent, Cleveland, for summer
folder 20 Eastern resorts, or apply ~
10 ticket agents for rates, tickets, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Money Talks.

Passenger ION far western railroad(-
At what station is the dining car at
tached to this train?
Conductor-We don't have dining cars
on this line. We will stop at Mugs
Crossing for lunch.
What do they have for lunch usually"
"Well, YOU can get a sandwich, or
cup of coffee, or even piece of pie-all
depends on how much money you've
got" GOOD News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
A Chip OF the Old Block.

Maj. Crust-So you refuse me, Miss
Fondsntl
Miss FL am very sorry, Maj. Crust,
but youT son has Just proposed to me.
and / accepted him.
Mai. Good gracious, You don't
mean to say the boy has been such an
Assi-I.onfnn IT. Bits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

WAzHnsros. Ju.y z5.-foE L3wsr
Aichigan. ca cssfs, north siefiy
N.niss stationary tHEela aiuEe coon
ia extrelEe southeast poEtlons eooleE'
and neAE LAKE A.cl.Eaa warner.
Upper M.cal gln- sao@srs' clearing
or fairy northsrly W!ncsi warmer
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
pl,asantly rntertained.

The |. O. q. I. Lodge No. sl4 were
splendidly entertained last evening at
the house of W. j. Turnbull, Esq, l24
Shawmut-aye. The Misses Maud and
Ellen sbinkman rendered some very
fine playing on the mandolin and CUR
tar. lee cream and cake was the order
of the day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

"Now, this work Of art. madam re-
marked the dealer, lis replica of the
famous picture in the Corcoran gallery
ct Washington"
well" replied Mrs. Taudree, eying
the picture critically, "if you'll gusran-
tee that its a genuine replica III take
it."-Chicago Tnter-Ocean-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The following is 4 list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. WITH the
names. residence wIeI OUTSIDE tie citS ana
axes o. the parties: AoIs
Henry ". joyce. Maggie Peck. Green
viiIe..-..... -2l--22
Leander b. Phillips, Jennie y. Hutchins.
Anime - 2S--g2
Fraak White Lydia Wcber-............. 2j-2
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
BAsE-BALL YEsTERDA1.
Szttoaatf.easu~.

P.ushurs Boston game postponed. Wet
sraoDas-
Aew 0rS. s. CncinEatl, =
Cieyeieal Phiisdclpaia g2me postponed
y - grounds
lnie1go, !, BrcOklyn. :
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Iau and Philosophy.

Guest-Why don't you put stop 70
that fast driving on your streets
Hostess-Because the kind of people
who indulge in fast driving are Just the
sort We Ike 20 see pass By and get out q
sight - quickly - possible.--Nsw York
Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The United states Examiner for the
Department of Justice, 5. Z. Kercheval,
has completed his labors in Grand Rap
Ids. and left last night for Milwaukee.
He found every thing here IN irst-rate
shape.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Piayers' League

Bunaia. ] Brooklyn, =
Plusbagg- Boston game postponed. Wet
grounds.
SeM \ OK Cleveland game postp0aed. Wet
grounds.
Chicago. :; Philadelphia. s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
For Gentlemen ouiy Tonight aue sstur-
day Night. Admission 90 Ccnts

Magnlhcently illustrated with Eigantic dis
sections anatomical r4lios firs rnlaIul e1
specimens. powrrlnl microscopes au1 piliaao
pA4 CA 1pI aTatea
Prot VIA. Wildsor i.i- p. the cmine1t
phfeI o'cE 50 an0 autaropulog - Nl l.rr
grand course o. instruction ul fba sto eet az
se1uai ard Great fe aerpre. Aea.ia a.o dis
e1se. N1nhuna-aen lUsf saa Tess 1rrl-
Beaufy-Nale and feilaie. Bow pfese rfrf.
Marrle eae.-ll Ee mas Hns who MAY lot IaaTTy.
Ofslaar-Il sR made periert.
Happ ness ga tle Fnarr.nee relation.
b.seSs .s--3iale aaa iem4ls. Row contracted
and how prey Htta.
TIE wife-h 30 select her. how 60 pre-
serve beT. how a. gain aEd keep iler affect iuu.
Tic hustand-lAs @uues. rlEhis AID prtil-
eges.
fhe whole constituting tAe Crauftsi mcral
exposition 81 sexual sclel.lt ever attempted
or Iut into practice in tLIs cnlnfIy.
The magnltl cent ll .uslraltFe -Hpa afus uset
by Prot ia4s7r has ee.n manufactured far
Ainl az great cost lo4tr lIs , ersaaa' supfrTl-
sion. and brings every point before the ese 81
tic listens wife a vlllaness NEVER accgm-
pliShea b. any lecturer
Phrenoloucal examinations daily az The
Brdge-st. Rouse. Hours lo a. M. O. b p PIT.
Prof. a4i Mme. VI indsor WiE remain uutll
Saturday only. Come at once.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Looking backward.

One of the police constables of the
most recent batch appointed, Henry NJ.
Williams, has already tired of the place.
Incompatabllity OF temperament Is sad
TO have brought about his resignation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The retail grocers of Grand Rapids
hereby challenge the butchers of Grand
Rapids 10 play fve-inning game Of
baseball, on Thursday, August :, 1890,
at Reed Lake. Game TO be called at
. p. N. sharp. COMMITTEE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

A Aan Nhe - AasWs HoN a. kcaF he-
tsisr ARa whst Re has a. SAaA
EHaels Suggestion for AEe

AAA&c4f 1AE atr-tssA ~ +ar
1-a1.es-
1ae Astof Ees.=e Ncs 4 era. aas teen ueico
tot AeAis IS uiic ~ tlr si.sa aArN A%trle IA
AH8erio4- fGeeea lf oas TIE - ae ai John
jacob Assor ~ az personally ssFeIiuto4at4 -
tzreftogl. Fiat a. - Coa1l-lSS - tue Aatai
In1INeE fhefe caa D. 30 auahl. at S. 20
steward AL Thomas y Al4su. ieseLtlk El4lc
-tS teiieNank altslasea sisiclnSHts
As ellff ase0Afa - ths Asiet tou.fs -
holk. / have bea Usc1 if e1r holeI lafpprr
hsN AK foNaeT. AZ makes lighter, s0Cetsr 5 90
lore pslatsb.s brcaa aiia clk g. tAas 3as tisl-.g
I have ever tried 4aa IL IS Superior II any
thins % ths M@rket iRst kuee oi II oant
sS a. 4Irl
SGcn : statement and fraH such Sfseurcs.
>aoss l.cs sad lucsticn TIE Eft4t tsiAt a. el
tlee>estelels cf 1DeHEft hAkihk feNatf.
Nhlch. althaQ3l lsep QeWaef. has atcoail -
nopGlzr, III - lHtt1aelsitir ta q hoiri Nff
tEf meet afilcaie pastry ano choletsi 4tsaes
8rs pToa Uecq. Oafs Il loi SlAna a. rr..sol thst
TIE ssuae results cen ne secureq in tae hene
- ghs USs 81 tle seme Tllc pow DER "A Va q
Is RQl bs wei a. ~ az Iaf household ceak
viii flliy apffeclEtE rs ErGafEf value TIE LfSf
UnEs she a. axes use 81 n. 1he eacls 81 iae
prsiaIRcnt kofcis a. sE,tak IA fbs hiElrzi
terms u q and use a in preference 81 a.
Ntnef. Ladies prominent in Saclctg have ca
aefSuc Is sAcelleHot With Intir HBmcs IL SeU
are in coubl as % which a. ths hesi bakil,e
Powder - n shst SoE are u>lHs noN aces Eot
give entife sAtiSlsetlon ~ "thepafe-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

regular meeting OF the Police and Fire
Commissioners yesterday, and the fol-
lowing accounts were presented and al
lowed:
G. 4. Goebel, lettering globes......s 20
u. H. Behnke, feed aAd oats...... 30 80
Telegraph Co., ages............ 50
y. b. Kroner q son, supplies II
Foster. stevens q Co., supplles..... q 81
Eaton, Lyon q Allen, supplIes...- 70
;. Il. Mormon, supplies. , 90
e.. X Gas Co., hgnung............... Il 10
AdOlph Leltelt, epalrS................ 81 %
Communications were received from
Officer Henry NJ. Williams, rendering
resignation as a member of the police
force, owing TO i'll health. Accepted.
From the Dean Printing Company, Paul
Hugenholtz, Eaton, Lyon 81 Allen
Printing Company, Martin d Wurzburg,
and West Michigan Printing Company,
bids Tor printing the annual reports.
Tabled.
From Marshal LEMON recommend
ing William Spencer as part pay pipe
man No. and Andrew Peterson part
pay ladderman No. truck; referred
TO Committee on Men and Discipline.
From Marshal LEMON recon-
mendmg that docks be builtat different
points on the river front to accommo-
date steamers IN case of fire; referred
to Committee on Property.
From Marshal Lamoln suspending ].
r. Smith of No. ) for insubordlnatlOn,
and from I. X. Smith asking q trial
by the board; referred to Committee on
Men and Discipline.
From Officer Michael Lynch asking
that he be allowed pay tor time lost
through injury while on duty; referred
to Committee ON Finance.
The Committee on Property were IN
structed TO sell two Of the fire depart
ment horses. The resignation of Frank
Tracy as a member of the fire depart
ment was accepted. Luther Lemon
was confirmed a. lieutenant Of No. 2,
appointment to take effect September 10.
On recommendation of the Committee
on Finance, Michael MaheT was allowed
half Of his salary during time lost
through injury received while on duty
exercising horses. On recommendation
of the Committee on Men and Disci-
pline. certain changes should be made
at police headquarters IN Office details.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

The D., /. & y. r. r. viii sell excur-
sion tickets to Detroit for the races at
one and one-thlrd fare. on July p, p,
and "a, good to return until the 26th.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Don't fail 70 use Miss Flora A. Jones
famous "Blush of Roses" for your
complexion. Price, 75c per bottle.
Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
Contagious Diseases.

Mrs. Snyder, o. Twelfth-aye.. measles.
Baby Snyder, 81 Twelfth-ave., measles.
Alice Hartnett, 450 Broadway, cholera
infantum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Grand display Of fireworks at AlgeI
Park tonight; trains viii run until 1870
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
90 Dc Il HIstoEY-Jaly IS.

tl7I Dearh q I1oulls q aein-
-. la.E.1 lLos1Aa l4s-'.--s
a4ul9E. ase4 iA
I5s- -Aafy 4laea u Ensiaa1
zaz 1l.1x1lsr 4 HsEEy w
b .alerile ~ Arag9a.
married - Fa4Ip a >F4lA
l.s4 is-9s
fsl4 Bals - 4 I.-ndg' > Ls8e, IA
pE-lh Ils Americans. -zllisf
Gen ~ ,n1si1 5egtt defeated
ths Eri-lsa. sa1-ctl1g sge4I
lsa
tsl4 Death u Charies Dlbdin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

NO ONE of any consequence would
be caught using any other than Rough
on DIRT Family Soap.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Brooklyn 3 ST. Louis. g.
Athletic, 81 Louisville. =. Ten innings
Rochester Toledo game postponed. hain.
Syraase, o. Columbus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

fil-1ssras AassEsa - the state CesseH-
Kioa 81 A4aCc4E-

f'l-Isor1s AaoPEsa - the state C0sseH-
tiea - AAaeeas-
LiNcof-N, Neo. galy 81 The plat
ias@ 2aoFtea - the kspnesle@n State
coAseRtlon re- ter4tSs the prine1p1es
en0helsted IA the successive Ma
tsonsl Republican platforms from
1876 70 lsSS n inaorses f'resi-
dent Hsrrisens Adninlslrstioni ap-
proves National legislation -
the silver question: denoanees the
trusts; in&o-ses the disability penSioa
ball. ana declares Ia favor 81 = service
peusson b.ll IL demands honest
elections and fssOrs tie Australian
ballos IS . means thereto j op-
poses land monopoly and recognizes
the right Of labor 70 organize, favors
the control Of railroads by legislation,
demands the enactment Of LAWS defining
the liability efemPloyers tor Injuries sGs-
tanned by workneui demands the Just
taxation 81 corporate property; red action
Of freight ana passenger rates the estab-
lshment Of system VI postal tele-
grsphY and fGvors the enactment q
more stringent usUry laws A resolu-
N+~A -A-Nte-A- i4tAAN+f+~A - N~~-~~
aud the platform is silent on that cues
tlon.
The following ticket was nonina TED
after which the convention adjourned
Governor. L. ID. Richards; Secretary Of
State. j. c. Allen, Of Red Willow: State
Auditor, Thomas II. Benton. Of Dodge
Treasurer, Captain J. L. Hill. Of Gage;
Attorney General. Ii. II. Hastings. G.
Saline; Land Commissioner. George
Humphrey. Of Custer. State Superln-
tendenl a X Gawdy. OF Webster. @
49, Villas willing TO hun ~-s>i
MADISON, Wis, Jaly a4.-it is sppsr-
ent that there is a widespread desire
among the more prominent Democrats
that Col William y. Villas, Cleveland's
Postmaster-Genersl and Secretary Of
the Interior, should be nominated for
Governor on the Democratic ticket this
fall. and IL is believed that while Col.
Villas would not enter into a personal
squabble 10 secure the nomination ne
would. II it should be rendered 10 him,
accept the nomination
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Is.made from the choicest whest, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

George Campbell, Hollkinsville, Ky
saws BurdOck Blood Bltters = the
hest preparation tor the Blood sad
stomach ever manufactured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
POLICE AND FIRE.

Whist the Commlssi oners Did at Their
Meeting Yesterday.
President Hawkins presided at the
regular meeting of the Police and Fire
Commissioners yesterday, and the fol-
lowing accounts were presented and al
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
See wykes' g cabinets.

See wykes' s. Cabinets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
hasa picture of our mill. None genuine
without it.
VALLEY Cr1T MT1HEe co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25

There is m hardy climbing plant sfiracfina
more attention sna adrrirafloi 81 tte present
sire thas tae taagtilL tarl SEE ai ihls plant
They are ln eorf.nuous Flower fram fnne io
November ard trey are perfectly herds.
CLEMATIe HENRY u. white tie ore iius
trsied above -fc aud 81 each.
JAcEMAKNT fhe vsl knewn purple var
efg -5f anf 81 each
foCCINlA SCARLET q cents each.
r. II. RENWTCk & co.
~ Nonroert Telephone -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-25
n YoU WILL WRITE TO
ERNEST D. DISBROW, N. D.
IsIsagns -

Tsisphons 88z
0~es az resiferrs. Ga Hoafosast crsnf
kaUift Aiet.
TorEa-Befo7e q r.. g to 81 q ~. te &.
sua - 3. u 1nc a. riEtt
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22
National Union.

Electric Council l35 will meet Monday even
ing, corner Market and Water Streets for new
business and initiation.
Allegheny Council 22S initiated two candi-
dates at its last meeting and will initiate two
others next meeting Allegheny Council has
now a membership of 100
Park Council IS meets Wednesday evening
President Bishop and Vice President Thoma
have something Interesting to offer in the way
of new limitations, and would be pleased to
have all National Union members call.
Duquesne Council 346-Harry !. McClelland,
President, wishes all members of sister coun-
ellis to know they meet Friday evening next, in
Grand Army Hall, West Diamond street, Allie
gheny, where they will be made welcome.
The Senate of the National Union was In
session the past three days in Washington. d.
G. The interests of the Pittsburg and Alle-
gheny councils were represented by Senator
George III. Higgins. Their reports show the
National Union to be increasing in member
ship and in councils there being now 4lO coun-
ellis with membership of 24,0O0. The death
assessments for the past year were lS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22
WALL STREET GOSSIP.
A Drop in Sugar-Railroad EarninRs-Ban
statement-A New Company.

Drop in Sugnr-RailroadE Earnings-Bauk
stntement-A New Company.
Special to John NJ. Oakley & COL
NEW YORK, June 21.-The principal activity
of to-day's market was concentrated in Sugar
Trust certificates which closed last night at
7615, and tonight at SO, a difference of TX per
cent in the two hours business oil this morn
ing. The balance of the market has remained
quite steady, Notwithstanding this rapid de-
cline, and seems TO demonstrate that prices of
sugar have less influence than formerly over
the railroad lisr. The bank statement showed
ne. decrease in the reserves of SSi0OO0. A
menace to prices is the reduction in grain rates
ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, but further Information on this subject is
needed before an intelligent opinion can be
ventured.
The action of the Philadelphia Exchange In
voting to close on Saturday, July s. should be
speedily followed by similar vote of the New
York Stock Exchange OF this city. The fact
that Saturdays business covers but two hours
of official business warrants the Governors of
the Exchange in giving to the members three
days of rest and recreation during this warm
weather.
Among the increasing railroad earnings for
the past three months none have shown a more
striking advance than those of Union Pacific
Denver and Gulf, whose net figures indicate
200 per cent increase. This road is now an i'm
portant auxiliary of the Union Pacific sysnm,
and such an increase Of earnings with its pro-
spectve business, Is likely to make itself felt in
the prices OF its first mortgage bonds and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22

II lost flesh steadily. Night sweats set In
and weakened me. Sharp pains would shoot
through my chest extending as far as the
shoulder blades. The spells of choking and
coughing were very painful. ] could not sleep
at night, owing to these coughing spells, and
the nervous. weakened condition was in.
my appetite failed me. The very sight of
food caused nauseating feeling at my stom-
ach. What little did manage to force down
seemed to lay like heavy load on my stomach,
causing me much distress. The slightest ex-
ertlon would tire me. My heart would beat
rapidly. The palpitation would be followed by
a slow irregular beating and feeling Of faint
ness. would arise In the morning more tired
than when went to bed the night before.
II grew weaker and weaker, and was hardly
able TO stand on my feet. / was indeed a sick
man when called on DR.. Copeland for treat
ment.
II felt the benefit Of his treatment the first
week. Gradually each symptom disappeared.
My head and throat are no longer stopped up.
My eyes are clear and strong l have a good
appetitite, sleep well and arise refreshed and
ready for a good days work. To state it briefly,
/ am now as well as l ever was, and shall be
glad to verify this statement at any time"
Mr.. Turner lives, as stated, in Shadyside, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, a short distance
out of PIttsburg, and this interview can be
readily verified.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22
Treated by MniI.

Mrs. Robert Ramsey, of Washington, Pa,
speaking of her successful treatment with Drs.
Copeland & Blair, says: Every fall for the past
five years have been troubled with chronic
dyspepsia. Have tried countless remedies and
various physicians without any relief. l could
not get ease from pain in any position would
assume. Every breath drew was like knife
cutting me. l became weak and pale, los
greatly in weight
Since have been with Drs. Copeland & Bi
all these symptoms have disappeared, anC
now feel as well as ever did.
Jacob Altmeyer, of Rlsher, opposite Mckee
port Pa, states: Il commenced Treatment
my catarrhal trouble with Drs. Copeland d
Blair on June %, 1889 now Eeel likeh differ
ent man. and shall be pleased TO statemy case
and recommend their treatment to anyone ad-
dressing me-"
Mr.. William Barnes, of Hickman, Pa, was
afflicted with catarrh, and had lost all sense OF
taste and smell. He was under the care of Drs.
Copeland & Blair, and now states: Il am per-
fectly well, and owe my recovery to their treat
ment."
Mr.. Harry Phillips, of Hutton, Pa. has this
to say of his successful treatment for catarrh
with Drs. Copeland Blair: I was in very bad
shape. but now feel like different being, and
as well as ever did in my life"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22

Department Commander Denniston last
week received from Secretary John n. Coyne.
of the Excelsior Brigade Association, COM
munication stating that it would be necessary
TO postpone the dedication of the associations
monument on the Gettysburg battlefield on ac-
count of the pressure of business being SO
heavy just now Commander Daniel E.
Sickles, who is sheriff of New York, that he is
prevented from completing the arrangements.
The monument was to have been dedicated
early in July. Major Denniston was also asked
his views in regard to 4 good time for the dedi-
cation. He wrote back to Secretary Coyne
suggesting that good time for holding the
dedicatory services would be while the Penn
eylvania Department will be holding the an
nual encampment at Gettysburg from August
30 TO September 6. Most of the Excelsior
Brigade comrades live in New ork but quite a
number reside in Western Pennsylvania and
many of these will be at the
annual encampment Department Commander
Denniston's plan is to set aside one day during
the encanpment as Excelsior Day." and the
meeting of the ola brigade and dedication of
the monument to take place on that day. One
of the 'encampment days has already been set
aside as Pennsylvania Reserve Day." and on
this day all the monuments erected by the Re-
serve regiments will be dedicated. Major Den
niston hopes this plan will meet with the ap-
proyal of the other members. When the final
arrangements have been made, announcements
Will be made by circular.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-22
c. nj. ID. A.

Deputy r. ]. Brady visited Johnstown last
week in the interest of the ASSOCIATION.
Branch rs, East End, are now comfortably
located in McNulty Hall. Center avenue.
Branch No. 90 has been instituted in Free.
PORT. Armstrong county, by Grand Deputy ].
W. Sullivan.
Deputy Keefer is organizing branch in the
Bohemian parish in Allegheny City and another
at Bannett station.
Next Sunday meeting will be held at Wash.
Ington, Pa, to organize branch. 1t will be
addressed by the Grand Deputy and others.
Deputy c. P. Keefer has 25 names signed to
an application for charter in the upper part
of Allegheny City, in Rev. Father Bedes
parish.
H W. Dease editor of the c. M. B. A.
monthly, has decided to permanently locate in
this city. His paper will hereafter be published
in Lawrenceville.
The Advisory Council of the c. M B. A. is
busy arranging to entertain the c. NJ b. A.
visitors next September There will be dele
quite a contrast to the meeting held in Corry
four years ago, when branch 81 of the East
End was the youngest branch in the assooia.
tion. From "a branches to 95 branches is a re-
markable gain for SO short time.
The annual reunion of the branches of AlIe-
gheny county will be held on Monday Aurnst
25 at Rock Point. This annual treat is given
by the association to their members and their
friends to enjoy day in the woods No adj
mission is charged. Every member shonId see
that his friends are provided with an Invitation
which can be had on application to the secre-
taries Of each branch, or to any of the follow
ing committee which has charge of the re.
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