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TUE WORLDS FAIR.
The Fight for Director-GeneralA Assum-
ing an Interesting Phase.

ing an interesting fnase.
CHICAGO, September 10th.-The Committee of
Permanent Organization OF the National Com
missioners ofthe Worlds Fair decided to-day to
make a personal visit of inspection TO Jackson
Park and its entire surroundings tomorrow. Ii
is reported tonight that many members of this
Commission. as well as ether Commissioners
who are in the city, are of the opinion that the
entire worlds Fair will be located at jackson
Park, excepting, perhaps, the building of fine
arts which may be placed upon the lake front.
The contest over the Direotor-SeneTalship is
now assuming an interesting phase, and every
National Commissioner of influence is sought
after IN favor of the various candidates. To-
night there are four members of the National
Commission in Chicago, and others are con-
stantly arriving. The National Commission
will meet on Monday next
Commissioner Mcdonald is very much inter
ested in the great meeting of Californians
which will be held in San Francisco tomorrow
when several hundred delegates, representing
the government of each county In the State and
the commercial Industries, scientific and edu
cational associations of each county, vii be
present in g monster meeting for the welfare OF
California and the Worlds Fair.
Mr. Mcdonald said to an Associated Press rep
resentative to-day that the people of California
will set promptly and decisively, and Califor-
mis- can and will make an exhibit with an aim
to surpsss that of any other state in the United
States, and he hoped that nothing viii be left
undone to further that end.
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BEHRING SEA.
Bad Luck Shaved by Both the CONNER
cial Company and Poachers

sAN FRANCISCO September 10th.-A letter re-
ceived here to-day from member OF the crew
of the sealing schooner Triumph, which sr-
rived at one of the last ports recently, says the
bad luck complained of by the North American
Commercial Company has been shared by the
poachers. Seals were remarkably scarce.
The schooner Mary Ellen, which was wrecked,
was repaired and caught 200 seals The
schooner San Diego is reported to have taken
100 skins
The Triumph openly boasts of having done
all her sealing in Behring Sea she entered the
fisheries July 10th and sealed urtil August 10th.
She saw the revenue cutter several times, but
nothiI was said to her by the officers Before
leaving Behring Sea she sighted sealing
schooner which reported loss of six boats
during a fog. This schooner wRs probably the
C. G. White mentioned in yesterdsy's dis
patches The Triumph reports that the total
catch of fourteen sealers spoken was S,274 SKINS
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G.. H. GILMAN,
RED HOUSE $40, :rrsrs .sreet' o.,
POLITICAL.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN parties interested, that at a regular meet
ing OF the Board of Supervisors of Sacramento
county, California, held on the 10th day of June,
1890, an order was duly made and entered can
ceiling the Great Register of said county, and
ordering q re-registration of the voters thereof.
Said order was made pursuant to Section l ,094
of the Political Code, and all persons desiring
notified that they will have to be re-registersd,
as provided in said section and in conformity
with this order.
Attest:
SEAL W. B. HAMILTON,
Clerk Of Board of Supervisors Sacramento
county, California. jy31-tillo22(Su)
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a Man MrsteriousIx Assaulted.

FRESNO, September 10th This morning about
G o clock, night watchman Gitson founo man
living near the depot on the railroad reservation,
covered with blood and unable to walk. lie
was picked up and carried to room wheTe
his wounds were examined by Dr Sut-
ton His face was slashed up fIigbtfUliJ Sad
very weak from loss of blood and his mouth
was so badly mutiated that he cannot talk He
managed to make known his name to be John
Hays but nothing more could be elicited from
him. He is q stranger here He evidently had
been assaulted with q knife, but by whom or
for what cause is a mystery,
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Charged with Murder.

GRASS VALLEY, September 10TH Marshall
Kelley. a young man, is TO be examined here
next Saturday for the murder OF Augustine
Piezzi committed in August, 1889, at saloon
eight miles east of town, on the You Be; road.
Piezzi was beaten and kicked to death in most
brutal manner by q drunken crowd Two of
the crowd were sent to the penitentisry. John
shay, another assailant, was shot and killed by
the keeper ofthe saloon on the night OF the at
fray Kelley was ex mined at that time b fore
a Justice of the Peace, but nothing appeared
against him. Now Hodge and Mclean. two
Folsom prisoners, testify that Kelley gave Pi-
ezzi the first blow and tire last kick, and threw
the dying man over fence. Kelley is well
connected in this place.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ss- NEW PRICE LIST now ready and sent
free upon application.
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Ererr Lady who desires smooth skin

Every Lady who desires smooth skin
and clear complexion should use the prepara.
tons of the Carmel Cosmetic Co, war
ranted free nom all impure and injurious
substances. Any desired article sent on receipt
of price. Agents wanted everywhere Send
stamp for particulars to Mrs. II. J. Butler, No.
2O7 Polk street, San Francisco ss-lm
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The rose bud opening to the morn,
While yet the dew hangs on the thorn,
Exhales less sweetness than is wont
To breathe from lips that S0ZODOET
Has touched with a soft crimson glow
That shows the dazzling teeth off so.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Theresa Thomas has secured divorce from
Edward Thomas.
The charge of burglary against Charles
Thompson was yesterday dismissed in Judge
Armstrong; Court, there being no prosecuting
witness.
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

RECEIVED YESTERDAY: lo Cases of fine
Custom-Made CLOTHING, manufactured to
our order in the East This great invoice will
be examined, marked and arranged. to be on
SALE TOMORROW. This makes for US the
largest assortment of MEMS and BOYS FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING in the city.
No matter what others are attempting, we
have the finest line of SATIN SCARFSfor Men
ever shown in this market. Take your pick
from 100 dozen for 25 cents. They closely
approach the 5O-cent quality.
GENTS FINE FRENCH CALF SHOES,
hand-sewed, either Congress Caters or Hook
and Lace; square ST. Louis toe. either plain or
capped; an elegant Dress Shoe; So per pair.
SAME STYLE AS ABOVE in hand-Welt.
plabe soles. and perfectly smooth inside, $5.
y GOOD deal more than dollars worth for 81 in each Of the above
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Arrfved-Madsm Bell, clairvoyant, phre-
nologist and wonderful card reader; reads your
character like open book and casts horo-
scope of your future 42l J street. Gents, 81;
Ladies, so cents Great secret to ladies. s2-lms
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Wanted Parties Interested In Deep
well work alluyial or rock formations, to eal
and examine the machine aud outfit ON saera-
mento well, ut Firth and K. Correspondence
solicited. C. W. DRAPER. Agent. sl0-I1NSu)
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Pain and dread attend the use OF most
catarrh remedies. Liquids and snnffs are un-
pleasant as well as dangerous. Ely's Cream
Balm is safe, pleasant, easily applied into
the nostrils, and sure cure. II cieanses
the nasal passages, and heals the inf1amed
membrane, giving relief at once. Price, so cts,
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Pacific Electrical Works.-MedIcsl Bat
teries sold, made and repaired. Headquarters
for all electrical goods. C. A. FISK. 4oS street.
sS-ti(Su)
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON 4 CO.'S, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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John Eltel. asssyer and chemist, 100 j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and J.iy7-u
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN rHE SENATE.

WASHINGTON. September 10th i'm the Senate
Morgan offered resolution, which went over
till tomorrow. calling on the Secretary of the
Interior for statement concerning the land
claims of the Northern Pacific. Also, resolu
tion embodying instructions to the Senate con
ferees on the land-iorfeture bill, in relation 20
lands of the Northern Pacific and other COM
panies. Laid on the table for future sction.
The tariff bill was then taken up, the Ques-
tion being on its passage, Hoar being allowed TO
close the discussion after which vote would
be taken.
Hosr referring TO the reciprocity proposition.
said he voted for il yesterday with some hesita-
ton, and should not have done so II he thought
the scheme contained in the amendment all
that was likely to come out of entering on the
policy
Hoar was followed by Hiscock, Turpie, Vest.
Vance and Jones of Nevada.
A vote was then taken and the bill passed
ayes 10, noes %, as follows
Yeas-Aldrich, Allen, Allison, Blair, Cam
eron, Casey. Chandler Cullom, Davis Dawes,
Dixon, Evarts, Frye, Hawley, higgins Hiseock,
Hoar, Ingalls,, Jones (Neyada). Mcmillan, Man
derson Mitchell. Moody, Paddock. Pierce, Platt,
Plumb, Power, QUAY, Sanders. Sawyer: sher-
man, Spoorer, Squire, Stewart, stoekbridge,
Teller, Washburn, Wi son Qo@a), Woloott-40
Nays-Barbour, Tate, Berry, blackburn,
Blodgett, Butler. Carlisle. Coekrell, Coke. Col
quitt Daniel, Faulkner, German, Gray, Harris,
hearst, Jones (Arkansas), kenna, Morgan,
Pasco, Pugh, Ransom, Reagan, Turple Vance.
Vest, Voorhees,, WelIham, Wilson (Insians)-s9.
The following paired, the first announced name
in each couple being in favor OF the bill: Dolph
and Brown EdmundS and George, Earwel and
Payne, Hale and Mcpherson, Morrill, and Ham
ilton, Stanford and Gibson, Pettington and
Call.
Aldrich moved that the committee insist on
its amendments to the House bill, and ask for q
conference. The motion was agreed TO- and
Aldrich. Sherman. Allison, Hiseock. McPher-
son, Vance and Carlisle were appointed con-
ferees on the part of the Senate.
The Senate then adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, September 10th. The House
was called to order by Speaker pro TEN. Bur
rows.
o'Farrell of Virginia raised a point that no
quorum was present
The Speaker being unable to count quorum,
a call of the House was ordered yeas S. nays
A-but failed TO disclose quorum
Haugen offered a resolution for the arrest of
absentees, pending which OFarrell moved to
adjourn. The motion was lost, quorum then
appearing present.
After some further discussion the journal was
read, but when the previous question was or
dered on its approval, the quorum had again
disappeared.
Haugen offered resolution revoking all
leaves of absence except on account of illness.
Flower of New York raised point that the
resolution was not in order, and the Speaker
pro TEN. overruling the point, o OFarrell took an
appeal.
No quorum being in sight, the House, with
out approving the journal, adjourned.
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THE TARIFF BILL.

mination on the Indians. This they are
abundantly able TO do.
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During the Fair all can be accommo-
dated with the finest imported and domestic
Cheese, Ssusages, etc Also fresh Eggs, Butter
and Butiermilk each day. +. BAUMLE, 723 81. If
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Decker Rros.-Ihs artists piano. Write
to K0HLER 4 CHASE. San Francisco. iel6-sm
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. 1e22-u
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 Nan FfiShtfulIy and NySitrlsusly
kutilated at Fresno.
BASEBALL AT SAN FRAsCssCO.
Governor Stevenson, of Nevada, Sc
riously Ill-Lstest News From
the Seal Fisheries.
lsrnaAI DISPATCHES 10 THE ArOONp-us1oS.l
nAsERALL Ar rnr nAY-
The San Franciscos Defeat the stockton,
by a Score of II to g.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th The san
Franciseos defeated the Stocktons TODAY by a
score of II TO S, Youngis delivery was poor. and
he wss pounded hard. In the third inning he
pitched ball that knocked she's senseicss. In
the ninth ne was hit for seven base hits and
gave two men bases on balls. Score:
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Apportioument R;u

WssHINGToN. September 10th.-Dunnen of
NSnnesots, Chairman of the House Committee
on the Eleventh Census. today introduced an
apportionmsnt bill, on toe basis Of one Repre-
sentative ior each $50 GO of poFuiation. This
would provide for total representation of PSI.
Under the appOrtionment Alabama, Califor-
nis Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey,
Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin
would each gain one member; Arkansas, Illi-
nois, Kansas and Pennsylvania each two, and
Minnesota and Nebrsska each three. Ohio and
Virginia would lose one.
Tariff Conferees.
WASHINGTON, September 1oth.-Speaker Reed
has decided to appoint on the tariff conference
Messrs. Mckinley, Burrows, Dingley, McKenna
Mills, McMillen and Flower. They are all for
reciprocity, with probably one exception. These
are the names decided upon at the conference
between the Senate and House when it was
agreed TO pass the Aldrich reciprocity amend
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Worlds Fair Convention.

SAN Francisco, September 10th. Sec etary
Haynes of the local Worlds Fair Association,
arrapg gements tor the State Convention to-
morrow. Delegates have already begun TO
arrive, and to-morrow's trains and steamers
will bring many more. A low estimate is that
fully 500 Delegates from all sections Of the
State will be present. 1t viii be a repfes enta-
tive convention, the men who have been
chosen from the various organizations being
nearly all men of acknowledged prominence in
their several localities.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Board of
Supervisors of Sacramento county this day
made, an election of Trustees of swamp Land
Reclamation District No. 2l3 on Andrus island,
in said county, will be held at Sol Runyon's
ranch, on said island. in said district on the Sd
day of OCTOBER, 1890, between the hours OF 10
A. ". and 4 O'Clock P. N. G A. Knott as In.
spector and Sol Runyon snd John NJ Gleason
are appointed Judges of said election.
September l, 1890.
Attest
lsEAL.l W. B. HAMILTON,
s(9Otlsul Clerk OF the Board of Snpervisors.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-11

WASHINGTON, September l0th.-Pensions have
been granted the following residents of the Pa
citie coast.
CaIiiornia-Re -Restoration-Henry H. Nordyke,
San Jose.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and increase-samuel
Sheriff.. tiardnerville.
Oregon-Originsl widow-Sarah NJ, widow of
Abraham Z. Surfus, Oregon City.
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Camel MEDAL awarded.

MoUsT HlHILros, September l0th.-The Com
ct Medal of the Astronomical Society of the
Pac fle has been awarded TO W. I. Deming +.
r. A. s., of Bristol, England, for his discovery
of comet on July %, 1880.
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CHICAGO, September 10th.-Porter Bros. Com
pany sold ten carloads of California fIui, to-
day Bartlett pears brought IS co to 81 20;
Berrre Hardy, So to s 05: Beurre Clairgeau,
81 30; full crates Tokays, 81 25 to 81 25; full
crates Muscats 81 60 to 81 40; half crates Mus
cats. S5c TO 81 80; half crates Tokays, 81 20 to
So Is: half crates Rose de Peru. 9Oc to 81 25;
Cling peaches, 81 40 TO 81 rs; Cornicheon, ST 40:
Silver prunes, 81 go; Fallenburgs, 81 35; GROSS
prunes, 81 55.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The Whites Threaten to Exterminate
The Cheyenne Indians.
DESIGN 0FTHE GRANT MONUMENT.
Interesting Fight for the Director
Generalship of the Columbian
Exposition.
OFTHE GRANT MONUMENT.
EASTERN POLITICS.

lusC1AI DISPATCHES TO THE RxcoRD-uuos.l
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ment. full account of which conference was
published by the California Associated Press.
Pension Awards.
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Chauncey H. Dunn.

CACRAMENTo, CAL, NOMINEE FOR AT
- torney-General of the Prohibition and
American parties Election Tuesday, Novem-
Der 4, 1890. aul6-td(Su)s
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Farmhouse DESTROYED.


MODESTO, September 10th.-A fire broke out
in the residence on Warner Bro S ranch, twenty
miles east of Modesto, yesterday afternoon, and
destroyed the house, furniture, and ,OON saess
of wheat stored near The furniture of william
Sheldon, stored il the house was also hurne2.
The cause of the fire is unknown. rs nef
Bros loss is partially covered by iDsGran G. 4
large grsnary near was saved The llss .
$500.
School Boud Elec ion
GRASS Valley, September l0ih Tic Grsss
Valley School District will hoiG al eiec,i on
October 4th on the question of issuing ~ l0l OF
eight per cent. bonds to raise money TO hu Id a
new school house. An election on the stme
subject was carried in May last, but certain IN
formalitjes made it necessary to hold rev
election.
Wine Output.
San FRANCISCO, September 1oth-H ~
Shao kleford. chief engineer at senator sci
ford vineyard ia Tebama county, placis .nc
probable output ot wine this year from OOo
acres Of bearing vines that constitute iha ne
yard, at 1,500,0O0 gallons.
Governor Stevenson Ill.
CARSON (Nev }, September 1ctb.-Goverrcr O
C. Stevenson is very i'll with typhoid puealo-
MIA He has been sinking for some line 'Ihe
physicians refuse TO answer any inquiries
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the young members very pitiful tale OF
distress and succeeded in collecting quite
purse Of money. II now turns out that
the fellow is fraud and has deserted a
wife aud family, and has been working
his game in several sections OF the State.
on THE WAY.
Chief of-police Morris, OF Roanoke
city. passed. through here o-day, having
in charge two men, named Bowen and
Shepherd, the former wanted for forge
ries committed in Roanoke. Lynchburg,
and Norfolk, and the latter charged with
embezzlement Both men were arrested
in Washington city.
Rev. DR.. John Il. Edwards. pastor OF
tho Court-Street church, announced yes
terday that on Sunday night next he
would begin q series of sermons on Bible
characters, beginning with Noah. A
rare treat is in store for all who hear
him.
A heavy snow fell here last night and
until noon to-day, but melted nearly as
fast as it fell. II is warmer tonight.
HOME AGAIN.
Rev. J. Il. Williams, pastor of Grace
Memorial church, who has been travel
ling in the Holy Land since last spring,
states in letter that he will return here
about the 10th OF this month.
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The concert by the Boston Symphony
Club in the regular Mozart course last
evening was the best OF the season, and
the surprisingly large number Of music
lovers who braved the bad weather and
walking were well repaid for their pains.
The ensemble work OF the club has all
the fulness of an orchestra, the breadth
of tone and completeness of rendition
being worthy of a band of double their
number. Mons. de Seve leads with fire
and accuracy. and the opening and
closing numbers with the delightful
braces Of sextettes were truly orchestral
in effect Mile. Van Dyck has fexi-
ble soprano which she uses with artistic
effect, and her numbers, with the ex-
quisite sextette accompaniments, were
charmingly rendered.
Mons. dc Seve and Mons. Rucquoy,
the violiaist and futist, divided the
honors of the evening, the former by
his wonderfully broad Interpretation OF
the Bach air ard his magic manipulation
of the bow in solo numbers, the latter
by his sweetness and purity of tones and
remarkable execution. Mons. Rucquoy
is probably the most brilliant fntist
ever appearing before q Mozart audi
ence. Herr Stoelzer with his sweet
toned viol d'amour and Herr Oehlhcy
with his most excellent technique on the
noble cello shared the honors with the
leading sOloist,
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Dr. W. ~. Macon.

At a meeting of tho citizens OF the
Old Church neighborhood, Hanover
county, Va. on December 4, 1890, the
following commiItee--Richard Darra-
colt, Colonel II. b. Tomlin, Rev. :. s..
Hepbron, John Ii. Tomlin, George l..
Earnest. NJ. Il. Burton, Il. r. Horne, 3.
Liggan, A. billiard, and DR.. Barton
presented the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God
in His wise providence to remove from
onr midst by death the late lsmented DR..
w. II. Macon, we. the citizens OF Old
Church neighborhood, white and black,
his former friends and patients, desire to
put upon record this evidence Of our APP
probation of and love for our departed
fellow citizen As citizen he was always
true TO the best interests OF the county
and community In which he lived; AZ IA
Christian he was earnest and diligent IN
the discharge OF bis every duty. reverent
and deyout as worshipper, and always
set before those with whom he came In
contact the highest type Of the Christian
character while devoted to his own
church, he was tho most liberal and
charitable OF men; he had an humble
estimate of himself, and with child-like
faith submitted himself to the guidance
of Providence, relying upon the merits
and atoning sacrifice Of Christ as ply
sician he was abreast OF the practice Of
the day, fond of his profession, and at
teritive to his patients 1t Is In the sick
room that he will be missed more than
anywhere else /; his bright, cheerful
countenancc, his sweet, fat herly, and
tender manner made many patient feel
better already without dose OF medi-
cine here indeed, each one Of us, white
and black, feel that we have lost our
best friend. DR.. Macon was one OF the
links to the past, Of which there are now
so few remaining in the rural districts !;
striking and attractive IN appearance, he
was in word, manner, and deed true
gentleman.
ResOived, That we tender to his af-
flicted family the assurance OF our tender
sympathy with them in their great attlic-
ton, which We feel to be ours rs well.
Resoiued, That a copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family OF the de-
ceased.
Resolved, That they be published in
tho Virginia Medicat AonthH, the
Richmond papers, and the Ashland En-
tcrprise.
JULIAN NJ. RUFFIN, Chairman.
Eimusd RU6ip, Secretary.
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The Masonic Grand Lodge.

The attendance upon the one-hun-
dredand- thirteenth annual communion
ton OF the Masonic Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, which opens here this evening,
will probably be larger than it has been
at any former session. An unusually
large number of representatives arrived
in the city yesterday, and many more are
expected to-day.
Several Masons attending the Grand
Lodge have signifed their desire TO be
initiated into the Shrine, and meeting
of Acca Temple will be called for Fri
day night for the purpose of conferring
the Shrine degree on such candidates as
may present themselves.