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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
ePopnlation of Minneapolis.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Superintendent Por-
ter OF he census Office to-day announced that
the recount of Minneapolis shows population
of 164. $50. This, as compared with the census
OF 1888, is an increase OF ll7,s5l, 25l. 35 per
cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14

A pleasant and refreshing ride is the
enc TO Arlington Heights. Try it to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures Three
to Four Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Higher, Fluctuated Widely and
Closed at Declins-Coffee and Wool
Markets Unchanged.

Daily Review.
OFFICE OF The GAZETTE, J
Fort WORTH, Tex, Sept. Is. 1880.
Trade in retail d. apartments was not up to the
Saturday standard; slow, steady rain in the
afternoon kept people from venturing upon the
streets to great extent.
However, business was not dull. WhoIe-
salers report no let up; city and out-of-town
trade in all lines is brisk.
Cotton brought &c. higher prices to-day on all
grades, buyers paying 9aslsc. The arrivals to-
day were fair.
General country produc was fairly well sup-
piled to-day. though the markets were we'll
cleared at the close OF business. Poultry is
very scarce, also eggs. Butter is in better sup
ply and lower.
New oranges are to be seen on the market
now. In fact, there is an abundance of choice
fruit OF all kinds at good firm figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
ExoHsxGE At NEW ORLEANS.

EXCHaNGE At NEW ORLEANS.
Spec isi 20 The Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La, Sept. r.
steriing-Conn,srcial, 60 days. IA,
Francs-CoaiDercial, 60 days. 27i5
New York Slg&t-Bsnk.... $500. par
Commercial ..,............. 2 so discount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR.
KETS-

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept 13.-Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-opened excited and higher and Still
further advanced, but later declined sharply
and closed li5c lower for December and lSsc
lower for May than yesterday. No. red, cash,
81 OGl4: December closed 81 0iH bid May,
81 0g5s
Corn also opened excited and higher, May be-
ing an active month, but prices soon declined,
and with various fluctuations closed about steady
cash, 47c; October, 1870; November, lIssc; May,
lnc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. I3.-By steamship
from Galveston, Tex:
To verpool.................. 9-32d
To continent. ............ 80. soc. ll-32d
To New York. .......................4Gc Y 100 ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
FINAN CIAL.

BRITISH CONsOLS.
Specisl to the Gazette.
LONDON, Sept. Is.-Consols closed, So 1916 for
money; for silver, IS.
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT,

Exports, 1911 bales.
Shipments coastwise, -. bales.
Stock, 80, 764 bales.
Cotton mills, >. bales.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Visible supply of cotton
in the world according to the Chronicle of this
date:
Total supply to-day .............l Ill, col
Same day last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 1887
Difference. Observation-Disclosures. ..... 254, ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

4 correspondent Of the London Times
supplies further details of the horrors re-
Gently reported from siberia, conllfnils
thc CHASTITY story OF the logging and me
subsequent suicide Of ladies who, as polili-
cal prisoners. were incarceraied at nara
No less than five letters. written ut iouf
different persons actually living IN Siberia
have been received, and though tnef ulAei
l., so,,,e minor details. the essential facts Of
the story arc not only substaniiaied. but in
"A great measure explained.
IL appears from this correspondence mat
the tragedy which happened m No'eni-
Der. 1859. was the outcome Of long 'iin--
ole between ihe authorities aud the female
prisoners entrusted 20 their care. More
ihan year ago the female prisoners lnigel
Il formal complaint against alasuknh, %.
director Of their prison al Kara. lie had
IN a most unwananlable manner III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Postmaster General Wanamater carries
lie insurance policies ~ tno amount OF
.i,.00o11
Tie Mte earl Of Sydney, 80 is unu,.-'eoi.
was Che original %. Charles Dickens SIR L9.-
c.,lar Dealloc, in "Dloak House,
Count uerbr, Bismarck bias strongly CHS
ced features. heavy cavalry mus.acne ana
the bearing OF tae aln oi DIS father
Ivan raan. ihe Russian lecturer thus
.yes DID Dis literary creed: And now aoileih
rm...a. Carlyle and Io.sto; these three,
and tie greatest of these is IolstoL
Jo.h Sutherland. who was iDo powder
HOY ON tl. vessel which ir,t brought % Eng
l.,..l fl.n sus of Nelson's victory at Ira.t.-
.ar. attained h.s one hunirti.h year al -iii-
Ton. Snuehoune, England, recently n'
aas Good hoalth. and has all his iac1'iif' in-
tact.
la.r.os IS overwhelming tho building OF
bis own monument, which is q s,pn.chra'
.irn. over which stands il.e SIZE statue ol
himself. and ou either side coios,a. statues %.
RELIGION ana Justice n Cauaa marble. the
nrn. of uarrlyrs. Nil take three years Cd
complete. ami viii cost s-l goo.
Nr Henry Gladstone is ,Ae fourth son OF
tho Grand Ola Mau. dark and clean shaYep.
I'm features he like bis brother Herbert bus
+. much tallermd lacks the tllcscurly ha'r oi
Obi. latter Ills tastes are essentially active.
lI. is great ot polo. fond of most nalt sports
ana Keen shot, ia politics DDS views az.
those of has father. out as yet he has gwen no
public expression thereto.
Mr.. Gladstone has iet Sd certain durine
the last Rge years of tho ultimate success oi
the homo rn.s movement, aud Oh his event
ual resumption of tae premiership, That "Neh
le left office upon the fab oi bis goyernmei'
ID, f.si Doe stored away MOST ol his orle-l-ufaf
and other household goods in the sifre's ''
the prime ministers official residence az NO.
iO DOWNING street. London, where they re-
main Oh This day
Earl Ra.shery. who Is spoken Of as riai'
siore'. successor iu Gao leadership OF The Eh-
ri.h liberals isa clean shayen, boyish look
Ia. snaye hammered Scotchman, and never
LOSES an o0nortmnily Of uemoan.ng tie lac'
tsat bee was born lord. Ito Is clever ANA "n
inlcfaiirahle worker, with "a practical bead
,et sluareiy on bis shoulders. Ito has "
marble lmm0h.lfy OF face, deep memo"
voice, and is not altogether destitute OF VIII
Alexandra Dumas tho elder wasnoyer at a
loss for an answer Tic lirst night at Paris
Of his sons famous drama. Ia Dame aux
Camel.as,n be was wandering about 'n'
Theatre. bis face belmmg with pleasure al
bis boy 5 success An acquaintance, wishing
tosay soncthine agreeable 10 him. exclaimed
"Surcly. nay dear master. this isone-l n,' an
YOU nave had "a large share in The production
" this piecoY Certainly, certainly" re
lied the ola man. "iyhy, is author Is BY
,esf"
- --------------------
Tie oxcrnciatingly nowling latest wrinkle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

though conscious OF innocence, she knew that
The ladies OF the poliio world were sure 70
believe the worst Of her.
As a vi a Of such horrible possibNites un.
folded itself before her minds eye. Mrs Ali
SON buried her face in her hands and groanoL
lt was fully two hours before tho canon TO
turned. He camo straight into tho library,
and found bis wife sitting in her cloak and
bonnet, just as be had left her
"Nel. Edina,n be said, speaking I'm the
same grim voice which he had adopted be-
fore Have you discovered that announce
mont"
"Nom she murmured, not daring 10 look
up "Whot Is itl'
lie gave "a hard, dry laugh. then replied,
"Aou Will find ont In q few dayGn
"Why win you not tell me nowr she OK
claimed st IS cruel OF you to keep me i'm
suspense
"Ihcro Is nothing o. be uneasy about, as
sure you,n ho returned. sarcasiically, adding,
"but saol lt only wants twenty minutes n
dinner time You had better go and dress
40 once. have a sermon 90 write this even
.ng and wish % bo as pAiciual as possible
Tho meal was a gloomy affair enough.
What little talking there was. was done by
The CANON whoconlued himself 90 common
place topics. and never alluded 20 tho one SUBJ
icct which cncrosed an bis wiies thoughts.
She, Tor Aar part longed 90 ask him what had
tlkenpiaco at Lord Iomplecombe's that after
noon. bui dared not do so; while her husband
bad plainly no intention Of volunteering i'm
formation.
When dinner was.nnislod no went away 10
bis study and left her alone She sat for a
long while with her head resting on her
hands. wondering, YEARLY what was going
90 happen. and ended by going 20 the library
for The Morning Post, and once more care
fully scanning IFS columns in search of that
announcement But scrutuize them a|
closely as she might She could find nothing
in them to explain her husbands words u
was horribly my storious
Next day, being wholly i'm the dark as 90
what steps thc canon had taken or how much
OF the truth had already got abroad, She did
not venture to show lcr face in public. but
remained at home, fe.gned indisposition and
refused TO see amy callers; and, for whole
week altcrward, she adopted the same tac
ties
At length one morning, when sho came
down TO breakfast shortly before noon, she
found the canon waiting for her in the break
fast room. FOR the FIRST time since the day OF
the fatal discovery
.Edma DE said. handing her The morning
paper which ho had been reading, III haF.
another newspaper puzzle 90 give you, hui
tin. ono + easier than the last Cast you
.... .i..,,.,, fine RIGHT hand cOlumnOf the third
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
A UCTION SALE

\
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS should
not fail to attend the auction sale o. TIN
FRAME HOUSES. 70 be soil on FRIDAY,
April 18th. 1880. for whom 10 may concern.
We will sell on
FRIDAY. APRIL 25rH, 1890.
on Brook turnpike, p miles from city. COM
mencing az IL o'clock 4. NJ. Ten FRAME
HOUSES. % be removed In ten days
TERMS. Cnsh.
This is rare chance for Builders and 'ar-
peuters MS sOrle OF these are twO-story
houses with brick chimncys, and can be
cas- iiv taken down and rebuilt, or removed as
n whole.
Parties wishing 90 attend this sale VIII
meet the auctiOuecrs al the tOll-gnte nearest
the city on Brook turnpike.
rlNBtRLAkE & FRAYSER.
ap22-3t-tu, wc&fr Auctioneefs.
Postponed on account ofrain tOIJ kSDAl ,
April 29th az II o'clock a. NJ
ap26-td TlMBtRLAkE & FIiANSER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Nowisthcum 20 uyestmMkNCHEsrhR
REAL ESTATE. We already have one line
of sifost-cais in successful operation, and
soon wlI have tw0mon; property is incfeas-
ing in value in every direction. We have an
abundant supply OF water, and the streets
and sidewalks aic being paved. lfyou want
to MAKE ilONEY Doe sure and attend the
ioiloWils sflcs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

plans OF the lots may bee seen by applying
ia me auctiOneers. Who Will take pleasure ia
showing the property and giving al Tue IN
formation In their power A..
TERMS: Oue-tnld cash. aud the balance III
one and tsO years. ae efted pay ".','
no Interest from da3 ~ sale, title retained
flil aIi the purchase money Is PAID ana com
xevauce ordered bY the conTt,
''' john piCKRELL,
Special Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
10 WAKE AND RsMsMerR.g


Whom iho 1.-the, cronchiag shadows. with fugitive
feet
rlco swift Co thcir covert. 10 hide in thcr lair.
when Che great unli EARTH lu Che chin o. the
dawn.
Ties um n She twilight. how haceard and
bare
To wake and remember
$50 hlli With a song stirring SET in Che leaves.
SD fn-f In ODE house stepping irhi on tlo foor.
Then ono of tly strange foreign ehmor. % sioer
With nml falling Spirit With heart aching
20 wake and rcmcmbcr'
Nnr. hc flo hands folded mcckiy iast NIGHT
Ani ne shoulders could rest where Che burden
iII aIH
rat to each aay. now born. the Oh anguish
1H.Nos
WN Ele same scarlet terror. che same throb.
Iu. paine.
Iovasc and reucmoeri
.-Clearo Tribune
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
WAY DOWN m DIXIE
Interesting Items From oar sister statos
In the south.

lllfc1nNil1cN OF MAY oi incNNuit biihil
Of South Carolina. for Congress 20 succeed
the Hon. samuel Dibble is announced. Ma
ior Barker is a prominent attorney Of
charleston.
THE birmingham correspondent ~ The
Memphis Daily commercial, wrote und T.
dnto off April both 90 his paper. "John
Wilkes Booth is not dead - The speaker
was Louise Worcester. woman who for
nearly four wears was the mistress and con-
fdanio of the assassin of Abraham Lincoln.
If know she continued; then cnecking
herself she added. "B0Oth may Dr. dead
now. but ne was rot killed 100 'Ni ,ii +.
barn. In Isl. I received a letter WITHOUT
date or signature. but the handwriting was
that of Wilkes Booth. ] could uoi Dee mis-
taken. knew 10 600 well. And some thin
here" she went on placing her mama over
her heart. "tells me that somewhere ih
distant land. without friends. home OF coun-
irv. "A Nauderer and an ouicast, Wilkes
Booth still lives Louise Worcester Dr. 90
remarkable woman. with "a remarkable bis
tory. For several years she has made Der
home in ihi, city. but most of The time She
is travelling. She is wealthy. and Der nome
is a gem of elegance and luxury. -ne i-
now about hfty-tWO years Of age. hui hfr
face still bears the traces oi ine Mondtilui
leattft which once made mon rave. aud lu
.ro 1,d ,ro,Dd L.r min. Ni-. Worcester
c,,i,.r ,,,ae Vow Fnglandor of the Old
p,.r;t., .,..t H. came south when
'.,ito a. ,.,n,, man and married the
l"',.,h,'r ~ veolfhv and ari.-
t,or,ei,. -ouflern nlantor. Louise was born
,.aor T,l-caioo-a. Aia.. ana was the third of
lFe ,i'li'i T,' i,,f,a., -lo ,g.,.
niolhti SUN hfin-' vrfr.
famous Tor htr I'i'''iA'D' i..... i..f
She was only hNe taI- olu ".' 49,.
and soon aiierWalh lief lnnih'i hl''''i q, Wv
hie Ala. Young Louise was ''Nt i" "
fashionable n1ardint--ch us 100"
She was old enough. ana l'l.i ll'
tutors that could Doe found were eh-"i :.
mother died and She was left 90 ihe care %
"a Guardian. Asa school girl sine developed
passionate f0uducss for poetry and fiction
and read every novel and poem ahe cou'd n'-
tain. When e.. gross OLLIE. lle rare nr iuis
with which She Was possessed developed uh-
fil She was acknowledged the most beautiful
,frl Ina Alohilo.a eiif af that time famous
for lts neaullui "oHi'"'
rf,r>,. within -ixmila- 0r each other H
,'..', a,nt. ,.itbin thirteen miles 0f Column
In. Cr.ara Two aged ladies who la,r
casually discovered rather singular cl.n-
cidence in their lives. Mrs Anne Iin Mu.-
/ f.,.. fl.... .I0Uf ..t.n mite. FROM 900. UIff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
TIMBER
Ofaimost every variety, and plentiful.
COUNTRY,

surrounding and tributary, equal TO any m
the shenandoah Valley in beauty fertility
and pr0ducuveness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

CLARK, &C. pLAISTlffs, A0AiNsf Mei'AN
And OTHERS. uElESDANrs.
in tb. clerks Office OF the Hastings court
Of tho cts OF Manchester; .-,,f..
,h,t he bond required Il he special COM
missioner ~ decree IN said cause . I the 2cti'
,',,, - Senfembsr, 1850 has cen duly SVEN.
Given under ny hand this 81 cay 81 Oc'o'
DEL i'''' HE. DUAL.
,o,ot Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
ATTORNEY Al LAW.


TO HOLDERS OF RICHMOND AND
OANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY Is
per cent bonds due Stay /. 1890; on ana
after MAY lst we VIII pay tAe above bonds
principal and interest. Oh presentaiionat our
Office. IlioM AZ bHAND" ''''
an9l-1w baukcE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Ev virtue ola decree OF tie Hastings Court
offh. clty oI Manchester. entered at the sep
iomhrr tenn. 1879, Boa tne suit OF luk, &c
SIS. So l,ae and ais. The undersigned VIII sei
900 public auction, ON the premises cuinmen'
cilg promptly 40 $3.50 % clock T.. ~, on
v-.r,.tep.v April ROTH. 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Tie excruciatngly nowling latest wrinkle
.n shirt studs Is 10 have tho old style shirt
Da,tons sewod on in the good Old way ana
outton through the upoer laD Of the bosom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
R0LAN BAKING POWDERS

SMITH, HORpFL q CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or KOLAN BAKING
IOADLlS.
nos. 1856. s37. 800. 3lI. $50 NcELDsRisY >
WHARF,
BALTIMORE. ND.
JOHN e.. PENSION. SOILS AGENT RICH
MOND A>D NicINltI.
Al ogders Tor no'au Baking Powders should
0s addressed % john q. fens Dm, No. 81"
cast Marshall street. or 30. 1901 west Gaiy
strocf. ana they VIII receive plompt atten-
tor. api3-Suit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
B.d;B.SEMMES&G0.,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
BuonG Vista, Wa.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
SALE OF lAEGE BLOCKS of
8UENA VISTA STOCK.

large number Of business and residence
lots in Buena Vista 1t lowest prices,
Several farms adjoining bucra Vista, suita-
bic for trucking and laying Oh into lots for
sale.
A number OF Mineral ami Timber Lands,
including lron. Manganese sandstone, Lime.
stone and Fire Clay.
Properly Suitable Tor Town sites ON two
railroads, With splendid water-powcr.
our Vehicle VIII meet all parties who give
MS notice Of arrival 40 the Buena Vista de-
pots.
References: Bank OF Lexington; President
and Directors OF the Buena y isfa Company.
mhl7-3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
HEALTHFULNESS
Unsurpassed: elevation 800 feet. and natu-
raj drainage splendid.
TRANSPORTATION,

At present Dy two independent milways-to
.he occnn. the West and Northwest and the
southland third the Basic City, West Viz
gilll and pittsburg Railroad. soon TO be
built. connecting with the Baltimore and
ohio railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27
49, Augustine Royal q Co.,
nuI
Al. Adamson. Roai Estate AuciiOneefs,
Manchester. Nl.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
0NE mNDalD urMDING L0Ts

n She Cny of Manchester. % large number OF
which are. without exception, the best Vac
can't lot- boz tic city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Tnr s0u 0fWilliam Davidson, WHO WAS
arrested for the murder 0i DIS iaile.- Nniti
occurred near iaWrencehul-, bye ,la.
weeks AGO. las been rO. leased from custody
AS soon us Doe was free ho sN0re ono % war
nt for the ame-tof Coroner Morton ana
.rn. alleging Chat iley committed the CRIME.
MIR. vs.. RtChER. Of Aipharett.i, 'a.
SAWS BIZ has always heard ai horned snahe So
but he never saw one iiil iHsl Tuesday. l.e
was coming 90 town and ram up on one. DO
was three feet long, and about as large i- %
chair-no-L 10 had ON lis tail horn about
half an inch long.
INIFS~ something WeNrec happens ih
N,a meantime. the work of converting ne
sid capliol. in Atlanta. into theatre VIII
BEGIN af tue end OF about ten day So ANA Do 'r
ibe plan o. give ino city The finest opera.
house in ile south.
TlF Birmingham Bridge and Boz works.
recently purchased by h. III Tower Nii
be- moved from birmingham Co A'ondair,
enlarged and new machinery pui ln.
A NEW railroad is 10 De- built from Macon
10 savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

TOR SALE. 1904 ACRES LAND
/ two miles north of Richmond. Large
brick house Cd. fan rooms Farm oferiooKs
the cIty. j. ). HALL. l.. %. box o.. ap 2O-1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

BELOW Boston. Ca. few miles there lives
an extensive family hy the name Grower.
One popularity about ihem is their inter-
marriage Within radius OBJ nle mle
There reside seven separate families HNi
each bead of tue family married % lHNt gu.
Ine same name. aud tine kInship oi nome rune
lower Cham tle third cousin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

Pure neestono. The south branch OF the
shenandoah river flows through the property.
A magnificent Iithia spring and other medi-
cal waters.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-21
CHINESE ON The BORDER.

Tho Captured Twenty four at Tucson
wiz Probably Be demanded.
Collector of the Port Phelps yesterday re-
ceived letter from Carlton Richards. the
Interpreter of Chinese, who went to Tue
son, Arizona, to act as interpreter during
the trial of the twenty-four Chinese that
were arrested viii lie trying to cross from
Mexico into the United States.
1t will be remem bered that these were the
twenty-four coolies who were captured in
the desert Of Arizona by Special Agent Nc
Coy. They had started north from the vi
cinity of Magdalena with four-mule team,
and were trailed and overtaken by Mccoy
and son of Marshal Paul.
There is no chance of these Cinnamon
escaping the judgment of remand They
were part of the crowd that went south in
the steamer Newbern, and who were con-
sorted with by the mysterious agent de-
scribed in The CALL by the name OF
memo" They will be positively identified
by Special Agent Irving, who is now in
Tucson for that purpose. Memo" will not
testify at the trial, because the Government
does not want him to become known.
The Chinese have retained counsel to de-
fend them. Their cases move on slowly,
only four having been disposed of so far.
Interpreter Richards wants to return to San
Francisco. as the heat in Tucson is greater
than is agreeable, the thermometer standing
at 1902 in the shade.
The other Cinnamon, waiting patiently
over the border for chance to sneak in,
are still waiting there, but the vigilance of
the Federal officials does not give them a
chance,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-21

formed upon a pale.face in a very creditable
manner. The council was also attended by
George Fl. Buck. G. s.; a. $. VIM, G. c. Of r; ;
Henry A. Chase, g. r.; Charles l.. Wiggin, r q.
s.; Fed Brandt, q. j. S.; w. Ii. Flske. ID. ID. u.
S.; J. w. Maher, z. s., No. 4; Charles Fowler
and w. III. Hughes, 2. SIS, No. 12 and many
other visitors. All the brothers entertained the
tribe with Interesting remarks and the council
was highly entertaining one.
On Thursday evening Pawnee Tribe, No. 81
Alameda, adopted TWO pale faces and also con
fer.ed all the degree upon ten candidates. >.
j. Bryan, p. s., OF ManZanita Tribe, No. 4, ON
ciated as Sachem during all The work. John Y.
Scott q. s., was also present
On Tuesday evening George Fl. Buck, u. s.,
and j. A. Filcher. T. &. s.. made all official visit
10 Delaware Tribe, No. 4S, and Miami Tribe, NO.
90, the tribes meeting in joint council at New
castle. The attendance was large aud there was
great deal OF enthusiasm.
On Wednesday evening George FL. Buck, g. s.,
accompanied by j. z. Counts, G. s. s.; ): ).
Buck ley, 2. G. s.; George w. LOWE, T. s. No.
"a, Adam Smith. 7. q. l.; j. w. Maher. Z. D.
No. 4, and other brothers visited Owosso Tribe,
No. SO, Sacramento. The attendance was very
good and the visiting brothers received cordial
welcome.
Tahoe Chleftains League No. 3, will hold its
regular council this sleep.
literary entertainment and ball Will be given
by Pawnee Tribe, No. 81, at the Park-street
Theater, Alameda, this evening. j. }. Bryan
Z. s. OF No. 4, will deliver address on the
objects and principles of the order.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-21

Nicholas Luning's Protest.

Nicholas Luning, the owner of lot on
the corner of Powell and Pine Streets has
filed a protest with the Supervisors against
an assessment upon the lot for paving with
basalt blocks and laying plank sidewalks.
Luning states that the assessment for the
work amounts to S323 90 and the printing
of the resolutions regarding the work
S2l5 IT. One OF the resolutions ordering
the work was repealed. but he was charged
states that the work of the contractor, c.
b. Williams, was not legal, as he did not
file proper bond nor complete the work
within the time required by the law.