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The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

have very large line Of harness and
blankets at my place, corner Of Tenth and
& streets northwest $, ID, lIouck, Cash
paid for secondhand harness.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

. TnE sTRAIGnrouTs down in South Caro-
lima have an idea that "retribution will
come" Interpreted, that means that they
will return.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15
IN THE SWIM.


The wedding OF Mr. Cenpbsll anl Miss
place this evening Gt The Church OF the A.
cension.
Tho H.succt Elchrc club meets to-nish. NJ
Mis-. Shriycr-.
Mrs. o'Donncl will spend tho winter with
her daughter, Mrs Robert Hlncklcy.
Ethel pouring tcal to Mis- Spinstcr lldling
punch What n belle you are, 20 he sure; nj
ways surrounded by loads OF men. dear.
Bystandcr ts0hO rOcel Yes, but ite only be.
cause the brutcs are always dry like unto the
lhnckiln, yea, the furnace thereof
-
Mr. and Mr. Henry Wattcrson of Louisville.
XIV, will celebrate the twenty -hith anniversary
OF their marriage. December 90 1880. Tho dis
tinguiahCd couple viii have the l3grty con.
CALCULATIONS Of their many friends IN Washing
ton, to whom they hnyo sent cards for The occi.
sion.
Aee
There rs u delicious nuticr % excitement
among the young people devoted to dnncing
over the ilrst meeting uf the Dlucn, Claa- TO.
morrow evening at the National Rilea' Arm
ory. There will he a bright array of fresh
young girll. radiant IN all the Bravery of new
gowns and palpi'ating over thc prospect Of m
the realization ut being IN the full cnioymcrt
of their first panty iinlf dozen dedu,dRtes
added 10 the already largo list ~ young l1lici
In society win increase the number OF tho'e
who hnVe become the observed o; nll u1
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

TN DENocRtrIC PAPERS are doing their
level best to drive Senator-clect lRBy, Of
South Carolina, clean out of the Demo-
cratic camp into the Republican lines by
pursuing him with injurious innuendoes
and stories calculated to bring him into
contempt. The latest is that lac was en-
gagged in duel in his college days at
Princeton and acted the part of a coward.
These stories, If they have any influence
ON the new Senator, can only make him
hostile to the political party which he will
naturally hold responsible for them.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

Great mark,down sale of Suits and Over
coats TO Sii.S5. Eiscnlan Bros, Ttb and u
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

have very large line of harness and
blankets at my place, corner Of Tenth and
G streets northwest, S. y. llouck. Cash
paid for secondhand harness.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

Mn. JAY Coup says; "If | We're Prcsi-
dent of the United States or a leader of the
Republican party think could succeed
in having some of the Southern States di-
vided.n We don't doubt it. lie would
do It il he had to buy State "bodaciously"
and divide II into little pieces.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15
White Swelling
Scrofula in Severe form--Unable to
Walk-A Radical Cure.

Waik-A Radical Cure.
No form OF Scrofula IL more obstinate or
more serious than white swelling. II Is very
liable TO become chronic and cause permanent
amones- Butwith all phases OF Scrofuia
llood's SArsaparlla II wonderfully successful.
rhc following illustrates how this great madl-
cine cNnes disease and imparts health.
my SON. Z; years old. had white swclins
come on his right leg below the knee which
contracted the muscles 30 that his leg was
drawn mp It right angles Physicians lanced
tho swelling, which discharged freely, but did
not help him materially. | considered him
A Confirmed Cripple.
/ was about to take him to Cincinnati for m
operation, expecting hs leg would have to be
taken OH, and began giving him Hoods Sarsl'
parlla In order to get mp his strength. The
medicine woke mp his appetite aud soon pioGas
Of bone were discharged from the sore. We
continued with lloois Sarspparllla, "a Il
seemed to be doing him 50 much good, rs. the
discharge from the sore decreased, the swell
ing went down, tho leg siraightenci ont and In
few months he had perfect use OF his leg. lie
now runs everywhere, aud Is apparently as
well ns sysr."--JonN l., McMuRnAY, Notary
Public, Rayenswood, W Va,
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sold BY all druggInts -; six for S. Pgco,yea
only BY c,1. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mgsl
100 Doses One Dollar.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

PARTMENT.
In this department we are showing. q very
complete assortment OF Jackets, Cloaks ana
Dresses-substantial presents for the holidays.
Two SPECIALS IN CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Chidren's Fine Atwood Cashmere Dresses
in Cardinal. Old Rose and Brown with full
skirt, and waist with braid trimmed Figaro
effect.
size 1. Price, $3.50.
size o. Price, 500.
Children's All.wool 2-inch Plaid Dresses, with
high, tull sleeves and sash back
Size u. Prizes, 5000.
size s. Price, $6,l5.
size 10. Price, $3.50.
size H. Price, Ss,s5.
JACKETS.
spcclal.--Misses' Navy Blue Twllled Cheyiot
Cloth Refer Jackets Sizes II II and III.
Price $3.50
Misses Atwood Black Chc,iot Cloth Refer
Jackets' Sizes u, Il and u;
Misses Heavy Twlllcd Black All'Wool Chev,
lot Cloth Jackets; with large roll collar faced
with Black Astralhan fur Sizes aud TO-
Price, SlH,
Childrcns Cardinal rNilled Cheylot Cloth
Refer Jackets, With seal plush collar, edged
with astrakhan and fastened with cord orna-
monts.
Size a. Prize, $500.
size s. Price, Ssi1.
size H. Price $3.50.
size ~ Price, $l0.2j.
Childrcn's Fine Atwood CanGls Hair Cloth
Refer Jackets, In Light and Dark Tan, with
Brown velvet collar and cuffs and finished with
braid trimmings.
size q. Price, $3.50.
Size 5, Price, Sa,25.
Size 10. Price, 5000.
NEwMARKETs AND ULsTERS.
Misses Light Check Cloth Doubls-breastei
size 4. Price $500.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15
wHITEFIELD McRINLAY,
dec 1-d&ds-1tt Ii03 + street NV.
NLEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneers,
NJ 500 Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NO. i2ya Il STREET N0RTlIWEST.

n NIEO. W. SllChNEl, <tucliohtcIr.
NJ 800 Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE
NO. 1922 Il STREET NoRTliWEST.
BY virtue OF q certain deed OF trust, re-
corded In Lihcr No. l,i3S folio Gl, ct sep., one
of the land records for the District OF Colnm.
bia and at the request OF the party secnred
thereby, We will offer for sale in front of the
premises on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
DECEkBER, 1870, ut i.3o o'clock y. M, the
following described property, in the city o.
Washington, In the District of Columbia. to
wit: All OF lot numbered fourteen Qb, In Cole
man x Adams, trustees, Subdivision o. lot-
IN square Two hundred and seventy-seYen, ,sfil-
Terms of sale: Onc-third cash anl the bal-
anoe in one (1) rnd two (l) years. with interest
at the rate OF six (6lpcr- ccntum per annam,
payable scmi-aunually, and secured by deed
of trust on the property sold, or all CASA, at
The option Of the purchaser. one hunlrcd
dollars deposit nj time OF sale. All convey
nncing Vt purchasers cost. Terms 70 ba com
piled with in five days, or the property viii bs
iCsod at risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
after i've days rcadvertlsement In Tue WASH
IHGToN CRITIC.
JOHN T. ARMS,
WM. MAYSE, JR,
dc4eod&ds kuatees.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

PARHEII BROKE powN last Saturday
But how about Parnclli-m?
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15
AUCTION SALES.
HEO. W. STICKNEY,
W 500 Eleventh street NV.


EEO. W. STICKNEY,
W 500 Eleventh street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON OREGON
AVENUE, NEAR EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded
In Liber No. ,39S, folio 2le ct seq, one OF the
land records for the District OF Columbia, and
Mt the request of the party secured thereby We
will offer for sale In front of the premises on
THE 23D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870, ut k3D
o'clock y. m, all OF lot "R' in u. Magrudcr's
subdivision of certain lots In square ii2 as the
same is recorded in book c, ii. b., page 4, In
the Office of tho Surveyor OF the District OF Co
inmbia; sold subject 10 a certain decd OF trust
to secure the sum OF s., $50 and interest
Terms OF sale: All cash In excess q; frat trust;
800 deposit ut time OF sale Terms TO be COM
piled with in ten days.
W. RILEY DEERI.E,
1919 \ street NV.
wHITEFIELD McRINLAY,
dec 1-d&ds-1tt Ii03 + street NV.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

TiuNGs ARE BEGINNING to look badly for
DNITr lIEAtN and the other secession
lists II seems that PARNELL has the
toughs with him and on this side at least
tile toughs generally win. Look at Tam
many
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15

the 1afty and is at last IN accord with the
movement of which General WARNER is a
prominent representative, the fact ought
to be made known as soon ~ possible In
truth, It cannot he made known too soon,
II Mr.. CLEyrL,Np expects to lead the
Democratic hosts to victory In 1892.
TIN Poa hes our bc.t bow and most be-
witching smile, to say nothing Of our
grateful acknowledgment, for the follow
ing friendly mention in lis edition of yes
tcrlay.
TIM CRiTu's latest and best stcp, under
the new management, Is the donning of u
new aud very becoming dress in which IL
appeared last evening. Its next move
will he To new quarters, and, altogether,
the prospect for our contemporary is tie
cidcdly encouraging. With ample re
sources at lis command, business sagacity
down stairs and editorial ability upstairs,
there is no reason why i should NOT prove
prosperous venture. lt certainly has Il
Zig enough field If it is only worked for
what II is worth.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-15
Hoods SarsaparilIa.

Sold by all dmgglnts -; six for 49, Pgcgtrea
only BY q, HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mgsl.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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BISHOP NEWMAN.
A Reception rendered Him on the
of His Deparfura

A Reception rendered Him on the Eve
Of His Departure.
AT the Central NJ. L. Church on Mission street
last evening reception was rendered to Bishop
j. b. Newman. who VIII leave to-day on the
steamer City OF Picking for Japan to preside over
the Methodist Conference that will be held there
next month.
The church was well filled with people and
presented quite a gala appearance, the banners
that were used at the church festival being still
In position with the tri-cOlored bunting fesOoned
along the galleries and stretched from the organ
10 the sides. The American and Japanese en-
signs were hung on either side OF The platform
Bishop G. w. Fowler presided, and besides MIN
there were the platform Rev. M. &. Harris,
Superintendent OF the Japanese Methodist Mis-.
sion; Rev. Mr.. Honda, a Japanese missionary;
The Chairman introduced the Bishop, who
gave brief account OF what he 4ntended to do
In Japan. ana then presented MIR. Honda, a Jap.
auese, who had been for two years studying az
the Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, n. j.
and who Will accompany him to Japan. Tbs
Bishop stated that the sum OF S65 was needed to
pay HOndas passage, and asked for voluntary
contributions. In a very few minutes over $40
was subscribed. The male choir. under the d.
rection OF j. j. Morris. sang a number OF selec-
lions, and, alter Denedction by the Bishop, the
audience dispersed.
The Bishop Will leave on the City OF Picking at
B O'Clock this afternoon, ana a large number of
church members have signited the Intention Of
being on the dock 10 Wish him God-speed
The morning call., 1890-06-14
LEGION OF THE WEST.
A New Lodge to Be Instituted In This
Next Ii.

A New Lodge to Be Instituted In This
City Next Week.
The grand officers, accompanied by large
lodges visited Enterprise Lodge No. 81, at Oak
land, last Friday evening, the 9Th inst Remarks
of an interesting and stirring character were
made by John Greenwich, V. q. c.; f. ID. Ecu
sier, c. s. Louis c. Knell, d. ID. e. c., and many
others The lodge room was iastefulIy decor
ated with flowers. An excellent programme of
entertainment had been prepared, refreshments
were served out in abundance, and general
good feeling and enjoyment pervaded the gath
erng.
Tie pound party given by Alta Lodge, No. IA,
last Monday evening is said TO have been very
succ essful affair The attractions were hume r
Gus and the festivities were kept up 10 late
hour
Point Arena Lodge, No. 10. located at Poiut
Arena, MendocinO County, Is awakening to
renewed activity. Five limitations took place at
a recent meeting.
The city District Deputies are actively en-.
gagged in arranging their respective corps OF otl-
GERS for the coming Installation season during
the month Of July.
The union meeting Of District No. l, compris.
ing MiZpah Lodge, No. l, 1empar, No 2, and
California, No. 10, under the supervision of Ed.
lodge-TO0m OF TempIar Lodge. No. 2, last Mon
day evening, and was well attended. Extended
ana appropriate remarks were made by John
Greenwich, V. q. c.; L. ID. Feusier, g. s.. George
w. Dixon, &. T.; +. j. Reynolds, ID. ID. q. e.
Elias Roedecker, ID. ID. G.. u. and others. A
committee was appointed TO arrange for an open
meeting OF the respective lodges OF the district,
TO be held the early part OF next month.
A new lodge of the order Will be In stituted In
this city next Thursday evening,
The morning call., 1890-06-14
Knights of Honor.

c II. NJ. Curry,G. R., has returned from the East
and reports that the late session Of the Supreme
Lodge was a very pleasant and harmonious meet
Ing
f. E. Sutherland, G. D., and other Grand Lodge
officers visited the following lodges III this city
during the week: Anchor Lodge on Monday
evening, Fortuna Lodge on Wednesday and Ivy
Lodge last evening.
District No. 8, OF which p L. Archibald is the
ID. ID. e. D., held a successful district meet ing
with Saxon Lodge at 80 0Farrell street last
Tuesday evening. The excellent musical aud lit
eraTy programme that mad been prepared for the
occasion was thoroughly enjoyed by all fortunate
enough 10 be present After the exercises were
concluded refreshments were served.
b. +: Nelson, Supreme Reporter, announces
the following gain OF membership III the juris-
0ictlons named for the week ending 18th inst
Alabama 3. Arkansas ., California 2, Colorado
!, Florida Is. Georgia 3, Illinois 10, Indiana 8,
Kentucky A, Louisiana IL, Maryland L, Massa-
chuseIts i. Michigan p, Minnesota 2. Missis-
spp TO- Missouri 5, New Hampshire l, New
Jewsey IA, New York 81, North Carolina /,
Ohio IL. Pennsylvania 2, Bhode island 3, South
Carolina 13, Tennessee IL, Texas "a, Vermont
3, Wisconsin g. Total, 242.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
ALAN EDA.
A Narrow Escape From Death Through
Eating Castor Beans.


The charge OF obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses against G. l.. Tetreau has been dismissed
he having paid for The coops of chickens which
lie was charged with having purchased on credit
under false representations OF his ability 10 pay
for them.
Carl Petersen has plans prepared for altera.
ti0ns and additions to his building on the west
side OF Park street. TO cost $4,000. The build
ing will be made to occupy tbs full frontage Of
the lot, and second story will be added
LADY named Mrs. Jarvis, residing at the cor
ner OF Webster street aud Pacific avenue, ale
some cooked castor beans, which were gathered
from plant growing In her garden. symptoms
of poisoning soon set in and 1t was with the
greatest difficulty that her life was saved. Mrs.
Jarvis daughter also ate OF the beans. The ef.
feet on her was not so severe.
Bishop William TAYLOR will occupy the pulpit
IN the Park-street Nj. L. Church tomorrow even
iDg.
The tenth anniversary of West End Lodge,
No. 175, occurs on the 21st inst, and the event
Will be appropriately celebrated.
The school building at the corner OF Bay street
and Santa Clara avenue Will be moved TO tho
rear Of the lot next week. preparatory to the
erection Of a new building 10 cost about
$4,000.
One deed to the parcel of land for City Hall
site has been executed and delivered, and the
other two are ready for delivery.
The morning call., 1890-06-14

The receipts by the molders up to last night,
for the week, were as follows: Analgamated
Engineers OF San Francisco, 800; brotherhood
Machinery Molders, Brainard. MIMI, $40;
nited Brewery Workmen, San Francisco. 500
Sail-makers OF San Francisco $50; Tanners and
Curriers', San Francisco $50; Oakland Cigar
makers, 500; Oakland Painters and Decorators,
S15; six labOrers and six merchants, $50; ! In
ners OF SaJ Jose, 81 20; Sacramento collection,
$50; StevedoIes and kggeis Of Portland, 500;
Iron-molders, No. A. Quincy, ILL.,, $780, Iron
contributions the weekly contribution of $1,000
from the Iron-molders' Union OF North America
was received.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
The Three Degrees Conferred by Manza
nita Tribe.

The Three Degrees Conferred by Manza-
nita Tribe.
Pohonachee No. los council on Monday even
Ing was largely attended. a number OF visiting
brethren from the East being present.
On Wednesday evening ManzanIta Tribe, No.
4, conferred all three degrees upon a candidate.
Robert L. Furey, z. s., OF Oneida Tribe, No. "a,
Philadelphia, Pa, was present and made a 'long
talk"
Seminole Tribe No. 81. will hold its regular
annual picnic at Wildwood Glen, SausalitO, on
the 29th INST.
On Thursday evening. the 9th inst, Soloy ONE
Tribe, No. u. adopted two pale faces.
The general Committee on Reception to the
great council Will meet in Sachem Hall TO- NOR
row afternoon at l O'Clock, for organization.
Tahoe Chieitalns' League, No. 3, Is prospecting
finely. The last council was largely attended
when candidate was initiated. Several more
are TO be initiated as soon as the league receives
the new ritual
The morning call., 1890-06-14
LABOR UNIONS.
A Joint Picnic for the holders.
The Wellington Strike.

The Carpenters and Joiners' Union adopted a
resolution last night appointing U. A. Lewis aud
y. f.. Wandell a committee to confer with labor
organizations relative 10 a joint picnic for The
benefit OF the molders. The following officers
were elected: I. c. Rowe, President; Adolph
Petre, Vice President; M. X. Jack, Recording
Secretary; Henry Meyer, Financial Secretary;
Thomas UNeIl, Treasurer; c. +. Sheibley,
Warden; j. j. Walsh, Conductor; Neil MOlIoy
aud john Best, Trustees,
The morning call., 1890-06-14

Confidence Lodge, No. Is. United Endowment
Associates, Will give an entertainment aud bOu
quet social at Eastern Hall, Shells Building,
next Friday evening.
YerDa Buena Lodge of Perfection, No. 6, An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free
masonry, at its regular meeting last evening had
work in the thirteenth degree.
AT the meeting OF Ophir Lodge, No. III, /. o.
o. F., lasI evening arrangements were made for
a proper celebration OF the twentieth annIver-
sary of the lodge Which occurs soon.
Tempar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 10, l. o.
O. F., will hold Il grab bag social In Memorial
Hall on Saturday evening next.
Excelsior Lodge No. is, United Endowment
Associates, Initiated two members and received
one application at Its meeting last Monday even
ing.
Court Twin Peaks, No. 1856. Ancient Order
of FOresters of America, has had quite a boom
lately, receiving no less than TWENTY-FIVE appll-
cations for membership and militia = sixteen
during the last hye weeks The Court bids fair
to soon double the membership 1t had at the end
OF June one year ago.
Aurora Lodge, No. 202, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, Will give a dime social on Monday even
ing, Both inst, when it is expected that most
enjoyable time Will be had
The morning call., 1890-06-14
The nIusicians, uninn.

The Musicians Protective Union has decided
to fine any member 80 who buys boots or shoes
not bearing the whlte-labor stamp. report was
made that union band would be hired by the
manager OF the T. G. Walker II the boycott on
that steamer were removed, but 1t was decided
that the manager must first hire the union band.
Frank A. Mccarthy, who was a delegate to the
recent National Convention. announced that s.
Davis, Secretary OF the local union, had been ap-
pointed District Officer tor the Fifth District OF
fhe limited States
The morning call., 1890-06-14
United Ancient Order of Druid..

United Ancient order OF DruidG.
Hesperan Grove, No. 10, Initiated one men,
Der and conferred the third degree on another on
Tuesday evening.
The twenty. sixth annual session OF the Grand
Grove OF California Will be held in Sacramento
on Tuesday next
District No. and District No 5 will both hold
picnicS on July 18Th. They are both working
hard 10 make their respective outings success
Norma Grove, No. g. initiated three new men,
bers last Friday evening.
The success OF The order during the admins
tratiOn OF E. l.. Wagner. N q. A, has been most
gratifying. Ten new groves have been instl-
tuted. The net Increase in membership is 31S.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
VERY CLOSE SHOOTING.
Carson City's Scores in the Inter.
State Match.

Captain John Z. Klein has received from
Carson City, New, the scores made by the team
OF twenty-five of that company matched on
Sunday last In a friendly Interstate competition
against a like team from his company-C (Na-
tonal.) OF the First Infantry, n. G. c. the
Nationals scored a total OF 1886 points (out Of
possible 1850 and the Carson company 1925, as
The morning call., 1890-06-14
a Leg Broken by n Kick.

Leander Mayo. coored man, who lives near
the corner OF Fifteenth avenue ana Shell road.
was driving fractions horse yesterday, when
a part Of the harness broke. The horse became
frightened and kicked clean over The front OF the
wagon, striking Mayo In the leg and body,
spliniering the bone just below the knee. The
injured man was taken 10 The City ana County
Hospital,
The morning call., 1890-06-14

Tobias Wlsbaker, an aged German, who Ia
somewhat unbalanced in mind. went into the
railroad offices on the corner OF Fourth and
Townsend streets yesterday and commenced
throwing rotten eggs at one of the employees. He
was arrested and booked at the Southern Station
as insane. He has an idea that the railroad
employee f. Il. May, Is threatening to have him
arrested for Obtaining money under false pre-
The morning call., 1890-06-14

fcers: John Gaskins, President: James Sprag ue
Vice President; Thomas A. Egan. Record Dg
Secretary; Charles Morrison, Financial Seer O.
tary; William Barth. Treasurer; W. Bywate r,
Sergeant Arms; Charles Barth, George Ebe r
lem and Charles Frahm, Trustees.
Coast Seamen's Convention.
1t has been about decided by the Coast Sea-
mems Union to send delegates to the convention
of organized seamen at Glasgow In October.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
The Wellington Strike.

Rumors are current that the DunsmuIrs, man.
aging owners of the mines al Wellington, In
which there has been a strike, have won their
points and that the strike is a failure. Tully
BOyce, President of the Miners Protective AS
ISOLATION, and Alexander Dunsmuir have been
comforting in this city. Ii is said that the miners
Will return on conditions which existed when
they struck.
The morning call., 1890-06-14
GENERAL ORDERS.
The Membership OF the n. G.. C. in MI
Was 1862.

ne W DeTbnID Oh the n. " u III may
Was 1862.
A general order from Sacramento announces
that the Manual OF Guard Duty" by Lieuten-
ant L w. V. Kennon. U. S. A. having been
adopted by the War Department as the official
manual for the government OF all United
States troops in the performance OF guard duty"
will also be used by The National Guard OF this
State In performance Of similar duties.
he total mem bership OF tile n. q. L. reported
for the month OF May was 1882 and the per-
ceDtage of attendance 69.37y the Third Infantry
with companies the strongest numerically (4S5)
and the First next with companies (484), aud
Company Z (NatiOnals) 100 men, aud Company
g (Natonals) next with 81.
General orders have been issued from the Ad
iutant- Generals Office ordering that the N. e.. e.
parade on the 4th Of July In compliance with
the Political Code. That part OF the Second
Brigade located la San francisco will parade 10
that city," Is again significantly added
Another general order gives nelce that the
annual inspections ana muSters must be held
during the month OF July, on any day or evening
during the month, except Sundays, approved by
the brigade commanders,