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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

First Publication July Is, '9O-8w*.)
In the District Court Of Phillips
county, Kansas.
Public Notice is hereby given that
Joe CaswelI, a minor, of Philips
county, Kansas, viii, on the 9Th day
of August, 1880, by J. A. Caswell,
his father and next friend, file in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court, a
petition asking, at a hearing thereof,
that he, said Joe Caswell, minor, be
granted and have conferred on him,
the rights Of majority, as by the laws
of Kansas provided; and that said
petition will be heard on the LIST day
of September, 1890. or as soon there
after as the same can be heard.
Dated at Phillipsburg, in Phillips
county, Kansas, this 14th day Of July
1890 JOE CAswELL,
By J A. CAswELL,
His father and next friend.
G.. A LEWIS, Attorney.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
Wanted.

will yay the highest market price
for young chickens, fat cattle, hogs,
sheep, calves, and lambs. Call and
see me on south side of the square,
before you sell. z. II. Evans.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
J. THEODORE DUNNING,
President Phillips Co. Alliance,
Dissolution of Co-PartnershIp.

Phillipsburg, Kan, June 18th, 80
Public notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore existing
between Geo. A. Weeks and j. s.
Morse, under the firm name of Weeks
& Morse is this day dissolved by
mutual consent GEO. A. WEEKS,
j. S. MORSE,
We viii continue the business Of
real-estate and selling organs and
sewing machines at the old stand.
J. S. MORSE & SON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
Notica TO Hunters.

Hunters are hereby warned against
tresspasing on nay land the sW4 sec
ton q, in Phillipsburg township this
county, for the purpose of killing
wild game, 1t) D. S. MACON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

The Phillips County Bank, Phil
ipsburg, Kansas, does a general
banking business. Specialties: In
surance, farm loans, collections,
attending public sales and buying
sale notes. Farms for sale or rent.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

I'VE place before our readers this
week the announcement of Prof. NJ
Piatt for the Office of County Super
intendent. Mr.. Piatt has been the
principal Of our schools for the past
year and has given universal salts
faction. He was chosen as one of the
instructors of the Phillips county
Normal, which position he filed with
exceptional credit as the students of
that Normal will testify. Should he
receive the nomination. which we
trust he will, he will have no cause to
fear an election. AS an instructor he
has few equals, and as a gentleman
no superiors. We can cheerfully
recommend him to the voters of Phil
lips county in whom they will have a
man who will fill the office to which
he aspires with honor to his constitu-
ents and credit to himself -K-jir3cjIa
Chief.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
Married.

Melvin Spaulding, Ophelia L. Me
sick, married on Thursday. June 26,
1890, at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs. j. F. Force, Minneapolis, MINI.
At Home, August 1st, Greenfield
Centre, Saratoga county, N. Y.
The above card was received at the
HERALD Office by mail last Saturday.
And so Uncle Melvin is married.
Well, the HERALD holds him IN high
estimation because of his pleasant
demeanor, his friendliness and his
moral worth, and wishes that the fu-
ture may have in store for him and
his newly found companion, many
happy years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
First Publication July Is, 1890, 8wI
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

To E. W skinner:
You are hereby notified that You have been sued
in the District COHrt OF Phillips county, Kansas,
by NJ W Mccarthy as plaintiff. That plaintiff
filed his petition herein the 165h day of July,
1899, asking for the cancellation of sheriffs deed
made by the sheriff of Phillips county, Kansas,
10 you for the Northwest Quarter of Section Four,
Township One South Range Sixteen, West, in
said county. That you must answer the petition
above fled on or before the 18th day Of August,
1885, or the allegations therein contained viii be
taken as true and judgment viii be rendered as
prayed for in said petition.
Attest. STIESOE & GILL
D. MATEEsOE, Atty5 for Plaintiff.
Clerk District Court,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
Hogs Wanted.

The highest market price paid for
hogs delivered at Phillipsburg by
FRANK A. DIXON,
At Acting for Farmers Alliance.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
CLOSING OUT AT COST

At James Woods, north side Of the
square. 2t
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
tne once Of superintendent OF Public IaEtruc-
tioI subject TO the action OF the Republican Con
VentiOn OF Phillips County.
MARCELLUs PIATT,
KirWin, Kan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

The Democrats last Tuesday IN
District Convention assembled at
PhiIlipsburg, declared in favor of a
Silver Bill, yet a few days ago every
Democrat in Congress voted against
the bill authorizing the monthly com
age of 81, 100000 while every Repub-
Iican voted for the bill.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

SEVERAL Of our subscribers have
''sloped" without leaving US their ad-
dress or settling up their bill. We
Will have a list Of these people to
spring on our. people soon Horton
Headlight.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-18

The population Of Osborne IS 1176
Norton I679, Oberlin gu. The town
ships In which are located the county
seats have the following population;
Phillipsburg 1888. Smith Center,
1850. Stockton 1874 Oberlin 1914,
and Norton Norton Cham
MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
O'DELLS RECORD rs ~ HIS FAVOR

Frank Conhlln. OF No LAO Secondayc. Is night
Switchman employed In tho Second ave surflrc ear
station In lorlvlllc. At 80 o'clock Monday morn
ing he was found lying unconscious in the cur hon
His eye was di'coorcd and there a br1lse on the
back Of his bead. His brotlrr and some railroad EN-.
ploycs took the injured man 10 Floods liquor shop NJ
Nnety slxthst. and Second ave. and tried 10 doctor
him themselves. At II O'Clock he had not recovered
consciousness and Policeman Allen was called and
had COnln removed 20 the Presby terrain Hospital.
whore he now lies In a critical condition from conclusion
~ the brain Allen was told the man received his
Injuries by falling on car. but Captain O'Connor
found some boys who told him they Charles oDell,
Of NO 800 East Scveniyfifth ST.. strike Conkln with
a car hook.
O'Del is the day swtchman who relieves C0nkln.
lie arrested and aIraigncd before Justice Power In
the Harlem Police Court yesterday. ID. Dcnbcck.
superintendent 81 the railroad, appeared In court and
gave the accused man an excellent character and said
he wa, the last person who would be likely to attack
"A fellow worker. Mr.. Dcuhcck gave 81 900 bail for
O'Dell's appearance for examination to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

Agriculture aud Horticulture OF westchester County
are actively at work arranging prelminarlcs lor uie
socicty;s annual fair which will begin this year on
september 20 and continne until October =: I ne
secretary Is receiving a large mass OF correspondence
daily relative thereto. showing more TIN usus
Interest In this years exhibits. The society oncrs
10 600 in premiums, - ,0C0 OF which are Tor iarn
produce ard ladies' industrial work: Ths purses ior
fr, tting and running horses amount . St'ooo'
KENS.CO-The Law end order League OF NorIh
csst I'm which is situated the Villages OF kcnsco
and Arnonk. recently engaged two New YORK aeIeC
ives 10 investigate alleged unlawful liquor selQg III
,he town with the result that the liquor dealer,
Richard urnctt and John Lane, Will nave 10 alswtr
hefcro souirr Wyckor. . owners Of properly
I'm the vicinity OF Byram Dam have Decn WaheI 70
Art md the last meeting Of the appra seIs OF anu tkt
fr the Byram River Improvement. which VIII be nefl
in the Stewart building. NcwYork City. on FHdN'
yONKEI;S-Iamcs u. PROT John G. shots Fcrd
inaud C;arnjOst william j. Hawkes. and Horace HAHN
heck with other Yonkers volunteer fremen arc 40
tending the annual convention OF the state tire1
Association at WatcrtOwn. Scarlct itNtl va. .
again broken out IN YonkcrS. y child OF Augu,ul'
Num- who lives at No. 40 North broadway dsn yes
tc.,,y Three children died in No. a next door, q
few weeks ago. The house IS quaraniined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
~ MEMORY OF JOIN BOYLE O'RFTLLY

\ largely attended meeting Uf representative,
citizens. delegate, from the various Irish American
societies In New York. held last evening I'm the
Hoffman House Ia arrange for Che holding Of II memorial
meeting In memory Of John Boyle O'Reilly the dead
Irish patriot and editor. General James r. O'Bcirnc
presided. The secretary, James Clancy. announced
that the Metropolitan Opcr. House had been hired for
the meeting. which would take place on the evening Of
Monday september |, The music TO be fiIrn she'd by
Gllmorc's band. The next meeting will be held on
Friday afternoon at No. 80 Ma ST. and a meeting
of the General Committee In the Astor House on Tues
day at 3 O'Clock These names were added TO the Com
mittcc n Arrangements: Eugene Kelly. Colonel james
Cavanagh of the GOth Regiment. Bryan G.. Ne
Swyny; Joseph r. RYAN. David Mcclure, James Clancy
J. !. Z. Clarke, James : Coleman. Edward Browne
T.. J. Curry, George f. Williams f. l.. Carey Patricia
Gleason president of the Irish National League aud
T.. ID. Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-A mass meeting Of the citizens
held In the hail Of the Home Building and Loan
Association Monday night 10 protest against the
drowsy forgefuness OF the town authOrltic, Of the
fact that the respectable element In the community
should have much protection and consideration
the rowdy element. II really indignation
meeting ~ many Of the better class of citizens who
deprecated the brutal assault made upon Of the
Salvation Army leaders several weeks ago and OF
other deprcdations and insults without any Interior
cncc by the police. Among the speakers were Or.
&. f. klmball, >. Bernstein John irwin Is. F. Ashley
Editor Of The Record; r. n. Glover. Francis Cr;iw
ford and J. Wilkinson, and they denounced the prcs
dent Of the village and the Board Of Trustees rs In.
efficient In the matter OF good government con
slderlng the rights Of respectable citizens. Clarence
VI. Lyon presided resolution adopted to or
gani1e the Ia stchestcr Protection League, and the
following were appointed committee 10 draw IN,
articles of Incorporation John Irwin, j. " Lnchhnrt
J. T. Hayes, G.. W. Morral. and Il. L. John stOn.
J. J. McCue, foreman OF the Mount Vcrnor
Water Works. who while walking along the tracks Of
the New York and New Haven Railroad was struck Tx
Il train on Monday. died at the Mount Vernon Hos
pital aftrrward
TrCKAIlOE.-rhe ladies Of the Roman Catholic
Church are perfcctng plans for the holding of n two
weeks fair In Temperance Ham, beginning ON Iaho,
Day evening. The Managing Committee consist, nj
Mrs. Robert Bcllew Mr.. Daniels and the MI
Koran. Crowley. IHary and Thorpy.
WHITE PLAINS.-The officers Of the Society u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles W. smith asked supreme Court Jnoee BAR
lett Yesterday 20 commit his We MIS- mar. ~, oI
70 a private insane retreat. as she mas pcVh uo M,
mnatic by Or. Trent Mrs. smith iEd become Vioie'''
Io did and was dangerous 10 leave her with her
cbiIlren Dr. Rooney testified that while he ala no'
think Mrs. smith now insane she was hapio "
bccome so at any time and Two nurses were hee"'u
TO care for her and she would be betNr OH III dn
;~etitntion DR. Rooney was requested TO examine
her again and report to the court.
Tho charge against colonel Thomas Moore, OF IN"
salvation Army camp at Walworths'. ana ne hnio
ave Of abandoning his wife, was dismissed by folce
Instice Kcnna Yesterday Mrs. Moore testlien lia'
although her husband left her few weeks ago. because
she objected to his paying so much attention 10 Ha,s
Moore "a captain" in his army, lie hdu resu"'''
supplied her with money. . .
bsoluta divorce was granted by Judge BARTLETT
Yesterday to Mrs. Annie +. Clark from Charies ~
Clark whom she married in April 1852 MISS Mi''n'c
Galloway the correspondent.
Henry Uarman OF No 30l SOnth Fifth-st., was SEM
to io Yesterday ly Police Justice Kenna for failure
fo give bonds TO support his wife. whom he nos De
serted The compile clopcd and we're married 10"
years ago
CITY Works Commissioner Adams has promoted
roennh Finnc-an from the post Of first assistant
engineer at the Ridgewood Engine House to lie CHIEF
mechanical engineer to succeed INC atc r-u""u r''
His salary is increased from Sl,e0O TO S2,ooo.
A suit has been begun by Hcman Clark, VINO mao
tho contract last year for cleaning 10 recover
II 900 as damages for alleged breach OF CONTRACT Oh
the part Of the city. lie declares mat ABOUT wv
miles Of cleaning upon the asphalt pavemehlS was
taken from him and given TO Crawford u Valentine
rNo laid the pavement. City Works Commissioner
Adams saws that Clark had all the cleaning his CONTRACT
called for and that the contractors who lald the pave
mcnt were bound TO keep In order ana ior uaV eaSo
secured the work Of cleaning H.
The default IN the suit for divorce OF Mrs hrnesta
Marsh against Edward J. Marsh. In which decree Wa
granted last week. was opened yesterday ana uo "i'
was set down for August - In the CITY Court
rpitcd states District Attorney Jesse Johnson has
bcrin sniff in the United States Circuit Court aeansl
the tug Howard Carroll for forfeiture and penalty IoI
dumping refuse in NewYork llarbor' Inc Jug wa,
seIzed on Monday by Deputy United states Marsn"
Bggart.
The funeral Of Philip II. Brady, who died on ss'uruh!
~, his home I'm Dccaturst was held Yesterday d'
st. AIMS Roman Catholic Chur'h. III fronFS' i''
bnrlal was al the Cemetery of the Holy Cross
Nrs Anna H. Tildcn has begun suit In the CITY
conr, for absolute divorce from Oliver H. Iiidcn' VINO
lives at Marcy-ave and Floyd St lie is travelling
agent and his father first cousin OF samuci D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
HOR0KEN-

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY.
Two uccc-sful attempts az burglary wcro mad"
In IIoboken Monday night and IN one instance the
burglar has mennonite OF his experience which H.
will not soon forget. Mr.. Runton and his family
occnpy fine mansion Castle Point, the home
" the Stevens family large bloodhound i turned
loose In the grounds every night. 10 receive any I'M
welcome visitors who may be prowling around NJ
unreasonable hours Yesterday morning, when IN"
dog went to the back door ot the kitchen f'r h+
breakfast, his jovls were smcarcd with blood and b.
carried in his mouth strip Of cloth which hl'
evidently once belonged 10 the leg Of pair q
trowsers. trail of blood discovered IN tn yird
and there evidences OF tcsperat" struggle.
The other house visited that ~ william Dcii1.
No. o22 Hudson u. Mr. Lambert, retired "rchant
who lives al No. Gil. Two men risc ladder 70
the piazza Of the German Clubhouse. Th"y climbed
up and OF them swung hm~e 20 WINDOW "i
Mr.. DlrtL'S house. In a moment 81 '"' D" hid tr
window prlcd open, and WAS inside the rom. VT
Lambert gave alarm. and three policemen and
several nclghbOrs speedily on te scene. III"
policemen climbed the ladder and entered the house
with drawn rvOlvers, only ~ find that the burglar
had disappeared In some nv SERIOUS manner.
Policeman Eclharyt went a. the roof ana fell over
the the roof ~ the adjoining house. ton feet
below He seriously injured. Sergeant RatlUon
and Policeman GUOde. assisted by thirty or forty
citizens continued the hunt for the burglars but could
ind no trace Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
NETWORK CITY.

nis+r,ct Attorney Fellows returned TO his ONCE 10
day after his vacation. lie has been on Nl''' W VIC
country around the great LAKES. visiting ahons o''
places Put-inI,ay, Oakland, Port huron III" Do
II snont several weeks his trip and Ii apparently
Ia good health.
Commissioner Groy. Of the Public WorRs nepa'v '
NAV, ,ru take vacation Of several days at his Far
ROchaway cottage.
coptroIcr MYERS started for the Adirondacks yes
,da, where he intends 10 spend his vacation OF two
weeks.
Tho c.r+r,, par,, reservoirs yesterday were seven
,.t hc,ow gh water mark and registered t"entycgh'
feet and seven inches. No additional supply u"o'e"
the new Aqucduct IS probable THIS week.
4 Coroncr's Jury yesterday in tho case OF the death
Of Frederick Blake. Of no. Is Prnce-st' 'ehSu'0n 0
prnsh Electric Light Company for not placing proper
safeguards around their elevator shaft AZ inc s'ao'
80 alO Elzabethst. on May Blake acoluchlaiiy
fell down the shaft from the iisI stoTy anu '"''
injuries from which he died
The ship Abncr Coburn has brought from sah TAIL
cisco % 334 cases of canned salmon.
small lot OF Delaware peaches appeared ycsefusy'
They sold readily at SO basket Of ordinary size
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps will have us summer
lights festival at Washington Park on Tuesday evening
next.
De.octivc sergeant Michael Lyman, OF Inspector
pvrncs,s staff. and Miss Mary Hayes. Of NO. loo
croshvst the daughter Of John Hayes, Io'ai
o,lt,con were married last evening. fathcf h'a'ncS
81 81. Patrick's Church, performed the ceremony
uGusr Ucckier who keeps notorious place chiio'
.poberia In BROADWAY had his license revoked by
thc Doard of Excise yesterday on the grou'u tat HE
resort was frcqucnted by dsordcriy persons Anu hqo
WAS sold there at illegal hours.
Government inspectors made four small scil"res
Yesterday from passengers who arrived mere from
European and West Indian ports The articles Ill
chded $50 cigars which were found on the steamer
prnz Mauritz some jewelry and miscellaneous articles
were seized from William schmul, passenger on ut
| Fms who had not declared them.
Customs inspectors happy because Congress
has inst passed law granting them an annual vacation
| NJ two weeks on pay. United States Senator Evart
| and congressman Cummings aud Belden secured 'he
| ,.ee.cc of the bill Mr. Cummings has had charge o
Tho u from the start this session, and was unllrine
| IN his efforts 10 have it passed
Everett HAYDEN Chief Of the United States Hydro
erapbc Office returned from Europe yesterday on tht
| steamer Ems His trip In Europe was taken In con
nection with the photographic Office.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the New
yors and south Brooklyn Ferry and steam Trans
nortaton Company held yesterday ard the follow
inc unard of Directors elected to serve for The
| pox, year: W. bayaM Cutting, John W. Ambrose
I Richardson J. X. Gapcn, Tunis Il. Bergen, Edward
r HINT William A. stephens +. X. Hahn, William
C,uihshank : McDougall II. NJ. Hoe and j. a. Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
THE AFFAIRS OF FRANKLIN WOODRUFF.

A PLAN OF SETTLEMENT AGREED oN-rhE
rERREp CREDITORS WAIVE THEIR RIGHTS
TIL. affairs of Franklin Woodruff have been brought
70 settlement 4 committee of the creditors, consist
ing Of simon II. Stern James L. Bishop G.. WOODWARD
wickersham. George L. Waldo and Charles L. whitney
have conferred with Edward IL. Hobbs the assignee
and arrived at an agreement. the terms Of when
hrieav ae that William c. Starr Florence starr Sarah
NJ Glover executors of Harriet ". starr. who were
nreered creditors 10 the amount of $4,000 consent
to waive their preferences provided that their claims
shall be paid in full within six wears from Oct0ber
$780, Other preferred creditors have also waived ter
nreerences and agreed TO stand general creditors
The estate has offered the payment Of IL per cent
nm all the debts standing at the date of the assign
ment payable in cash on before october 1890 and
a further sum of IS per cent payable in cash on Jan
uary 20, 1901 r.
Under the direction of the creditors Mr. Woodruff
husness will be turned over to corporation, to be
orcanized by Mr. Woodruff or his legal representative
The bonds Of the new company will be $50 each
the aggregate sum being sufficient 70 pay creditors inc
remaining 20 per cent of the Indebtedness. The pay
nent is to be made In January. 1901. with interest
thereon az the rate of IL per cent per annum Inc
COMPANY thus formed will deliver t. trust company
as trustees for the creditors mortgage or Gcu ~
trust conveying 10 the creditors the NVNIuh W.
houses II ,ralemon- ST. and all other property o"hea
nv the es0te for the proper security OF the b'Hua
The COMPANY will consist Of nine members. four DciS
WondrTH The profits Of the business, after all ex
P Se bonds Mr. Woodruff viii without salary
ton Of the lease Of the store 70 the Empire Warehouse
connanv on the termination OF the lease tle d
rsctors may pay Nm such salary as they deem III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20
ODD FELLOUS N SESSION.
THY WILL ASSIST IN THE ERICSSON REMOVAL
s-CONFERRING DEGREES

THY WILL ASSIST IN THE ERICSSON REMOVAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEGREES.
Tho Grand Lodge of the state OF Ncw-York, I. o..
o. r.. began IT. annual session Yesterday In scottish
Rite Hall N Madison.avc and Twenty -ninthst.. at
q a. H. The 900 delegates present, representing
lodges In all parts of the state, called 10 order
rs Grand Master George W. Chapman. Of Cana'io'a.
All the other grand officers were present. Their names
ar, W. r. spooncr James Terwilgcr. lIarro Schacht,
James Bcancy and George ". Dlls, Of this cry ,
Jacob stern 81 Buffalo: sidney L. Rowland, 81 Brook
yn the Rev. lie Roy 6. HAYES, Of Norwich. Charles
\. Bentley, ~ O,wcgo. Nathan I. Hewitt. OF kee,e-
yilic and John ". ~trbbiis. ~ Rochester
The proceedings not. Of course, open 10 the
iutlic but after an adjournment had been taken a..
! O'Clock James Tcrwgcr. the grand secretary. told
Tribune reporter that The invitation Of the Naval au
thoritcs take part IN the ceremonies attending the
removal ~ Captain ErcssOn's body on saturday after
noon had bccn received and accepted. and that the
lodges within tie jurisdiction 81 the Grand Lodge had
lccn asked 10 turn that occasion In as largo
numbers - the hour chosen p. m, would admit
Captain Erlrsson's own hodge the Amaranthus, No.
- n viii be- r,mcnbcrcd Is 70 have the right OF limo
on that OCCASION and will he followed by Manhattan
Lodge, 40. 40.
The reports read" said Mr. Tcrwlg'r. "slowcd
That thirty Tod scs had ben organized IN the
State since the last convention adjourned making 800
u all, win toidl membership OF ABOUT |i"V' - EaH
II 5000 during the year The order" h. added T.
,illl growing and rs affairs I'm satisfactory con
dii.on." The Grand Lodge decree VA, conferred upon
about 400 Past Grrud> OF various OdCcs Yesterday
morning. There Will be two sessions Of the cOnvcn
ton to day. beginning ut o a. III. and > p. m.
The Introduction Of special features In the pyro
icchnlc exhibition at Manhattan Beach every Thurs
day evening and the enthusiasm with which they have
been received has induced Manager Pain 10 give
tomorrow evening, a number OF ~"t pieces I'm which
the portrait Of the Grand Master of the Grand Lod- Of
odd Fellows Of the state OF New York and ii piece
cmblcmaic OF the order Will be conspicuous after the