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Evening journal., 1891-01-30
cou NTeHFslT BILLS.
Bogus Silver Certificates of sc and
IA Circulation.

4
Ia Circulation.
This city is being flooded with counter
felt 81 and $5 silver certificates. Th'
notes are the same as those which hav.
appeared in other parts of the country
and are very accurate imitation of the
original note. The notes first
made their appearance about
| three weeks ago la Pennsylvania Con
trsry to the usual lodges of showers Of
the queer. these counterfeiters do not
palm off these bogus bills in country
towns, but in all the cities.
The bills were first seen in this city
about two months ago In grocery stores
thsy were worked of as genuine and
many of their holders did not know that
they had bogus bills until they brought
them to the banks.
The manner Of working" the city is
supposed to be as follows: The bills were
held by two men. and these went all over
the city making small purchases and ten
dering the counterfeit 81 or So bills in
payment and pocketing the change, thus
making a good amount on each bill.
One victim relates the following: The
other day man came into my store and
made trlfing pul chase, giving me 81
bill in exchange. | gave him the change
and placed the bill in the drawer did
not particularly notice the man, except
that he was tall, with ssllow features
and light moustache | thought the
note was all right, and paid small bill
with it. In a short time the man TO
whom paid the bill returned anu told
me it was counterfeit as the banks
would not accept IT, | gave him the
good money, and still have the counter
felt in my possession
One of these counterfeits was shown to
a reporter of the EVENING JOURNAL in
the Union National Bank yesterday. After
examining 1t he pronounced his inability
to detect the difference between 1t and
the genuine certificate The differense
lies in the government stamp to the
right Of the centre of the bill,
which Is of brighter red than that on
the genuine not. The mixture used by
the government to make this impression
is a secret unknown outside the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing The genuine
notes have the silk thread running
through them.
Tie Delaware Bank discovered two Of
these counterfeits in the week, and the
Security, Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany met several of them a few months
ago. ben the counterfeit notes are dis
covered they are immediately stamped
counterfeit" by the bankers and re-
turned to the owners. Tie number of
those who have been victimized will not
be known for some time until more of
The counterfeits reach the banks
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
\ ~, ,rL,.t ~ rhll...l..l..,.l..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The speaker laid
before the house q letter from the secretar,
Of the treasury urging prompt action On
the bill for the erection Of new mini II
Philadelphia The secretary says fha, Ii
i impossible 70 enlarge III "A de de,irable was
the present building. he also calls atten.
tion 20 the sruallness Of space FOR the opef
ations Of the mint and the lack of siorag,
capacity for the large quantities Of silvei
bullion which the government Is required
TO purchase under the act Of July Is. 1890
The bulk q this, be SAYS is purchased a
Philadelphia and renders imperative som,
action by congress looking to the erection
Of q new building for The mint there.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
10 Abolish ne sales S,.ten..

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 80 President Rob
lnson, Of the Cleveland Baseball cluh. SEM
a letter week ago 20 the different league
presidents asking them 20 cooperate witt
him ~ the effort 70 abolish the custom al
selling the releases Of players He has f,.
eeived rplies from Messrs Spalding. os
Chicago Reich of Philadelphia. Brush. ii
Cincinnati: S0den, OF Boston. and ralcrt,
and y W Spalding of New York. The,
all express themselves as being Ill favor "
dong away with tue sales system ana put
ting ail clnns on an equal footing i'll I'LL,
matter Of securing players.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
HwA mig Paper Company.s rallure.

SPRINGFIELD. Mas, jan. p-The Win
ora Paper company. of llolyole, has sus
pended payment. The liabilities amour;
60 nearly SUoo,0Uo- The company claim.
that is assets amount 70 considerable,
more thar its liabilities. but are NOT avnii
able al he present time Treasurer Hos
ford, Of the company, has asked for an ex
tension from his creditors aud those il
tsis vicinity have signed one which pro
Nices for she payment of 10 per cent. foi
eaeh ten years Mir. Hosford is in New
York trying 20 obtain the signatures o;
the creditors there 50 such au agreement
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
CRANOR G. Co
621 Market ST.
'''1--------- -7----'-
MARRIED..

BENSON-FARL0W.- January e.. al
Philadelphia, by the Rev. J Wesley Sullivan,
William Ii. Benson and Miss hary NJ Far
low. both OF Philadel phia. Pa
CUNCANNON-MIL the Clayton
House: this city. on January Is, 1891, by Rev.
A. n Keigwin, John Cuucannou and Corneia
i. Miller, both OF Kennett Square, Pa
HIRZEL = BUCKIUS. - At Philadelphia.
January q, by the Rev. c. J. Hifzel. Henry
ltirzel and Msry A. Buckias, both Of this
city.
SHEPPARD - JONES' Al the residence
ot William Mendenhall, January 2s. 1891, by
Rev. A. y keigwin, Frank sheppard and
sallie N. Jones, both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
Kllled onthe r. w. n. Road.

Jacob Hoffman, 90 years old, a German,
who had BEEN employed as an oYstermau
at Baltimore, was struck and killed by an
express train on the r.. w. & B. ra lroad,
near Ridley Park. yesterday morning
He snd a colorsd man were walking on
the track when the train came up, and
the engines whistle blew. The colored
man stepped of the track Just in time to
escape injury, but Hoffman was hurled
into the air and instantly killed The
cOroners jury rendered verdict OF acci-
dental death
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
shs'n Ges the eolden Eo.e.

NKw NcHg. Jan. so-The Rome CORE.
spondent of The Catholic News sends word
that Archbishop Galimberti. papal nuncio
at Vienna. has notified the Austrian court
that the pope viii this year send the golden
rose TO the empress Of Austria. A few
weeks ago IL was stated in Paris that the
pope had sent the famous token to Nine
Cainot, the wife Of the president Of the
French republic
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
rEkn ~ .nrtRsnr

WHERE are your potatoes!" he in
qnired WITH a hungry gleam in his eye.
In this barrel, 'eplied the salesman,
How manyf" Il didn't come to buy
any" said the other, as be looked long
and lovingly into the barrel, while tears
OF joy chased each other down his fur.
rowed cheeks. Il only wanted the priv.
lege Of looking a. them. Chicago Trlb.
une.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
Tilarn fnr ..r.nd ma.t.,.

TRENTON. Jan. -. The Grand lodge II
Masons elected T. VI. Tilden, of icrs.,
City, ~ he grand master Thoma, II X
Roadway, II Ashury Park. succeeds tb,
late Joseph Hongh. for fftY years CRANE
secretary. Resolutions ia respect a tht
memory q the late grand secretary wen
passed. The membership ii The order n
New Jersey j. nearly l4.0lu
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
POUND DsAd IN Bed

Bernard Handley, IS years old. living
a. No. 630 East Seventh street, died At
his home Of general debility on Wednes
Gay night. On returning home from a
short walk that afternoon, be complained
Of feeling i'll and went to bed. he died
during the night. Coroner Spark gave
a certificate last evening.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
They Want cheroI.se strip on.n,.,i

KANSAS CITY, No, Jan q-A specia,
from Arkansas City TO The Evening Time
says that there Is very large aitendsnc,
IRON Kansas and Oklahoma az the inter
state convention 70 urge congress to oper
me Cherokee strip. Mayor Clements. 81
wichita, IS presiding. Speeches will b,
made by many prominent western men.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
PhiladelphIa Erenlng relerrspb

The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
one Of the best afternoon papers in the
country, aid one of our most welcome
exchanges, bas improved its appearance
with new dress Of type. The Tele-
graph is great paper and here's to its
continuance and success for years 70
come
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
The Anthracite output determined r,,ou

NEw loaE, Jan. 0-The anthracite
sales agents have agreed to an output fot
February 81 2W1.W0 tons agains, about
100000 tons last wear. aud about aCa0.ON
tons this month. Present prices an, 10 ~.
main unchanged. Another meeting viii
be held Eell ~
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
KnIed by ) wIld Run.

PARIS Jan. s0.-At cattle show in the
Palais d'iDdusrie a bnll getting loose AZ.
tackled and killed a visitor named Mario
Faxal. fanmRker
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

mother was an elegant, cook.
There was only one person she couldnt
please Who was THAR" my father.
he remembered bis mothers cooking. -
brooklyn Lne.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
The Murder Of Mntthews.

During the debate the murder OF Mat
thews, the postmaster OF Carrolton. Miss.
WAS brought up by Mr.. Kelley tKan.t )
in speech in which he criticised some re.
marks made by Mr. Lewis (Aiiss) He de
MED las stated by Mr. Lewis that the mur.
der of Matthews was attributable 70 other
than political causes Mr. Lewis in reply
said that while the people Of the whole
country were enjoying the privileges ~
constitutional liberty, the stentorian aud
strident VOICE 81 the gentleman from Kan
sas was heard crying "Murder Murder.
MurlerF'
Tie self accredited and swift witness In
every killing that had occurred ia Missis-
sippi and Arkansas. the gentleman from
Kansas bad sought TO create the impree.
sion that the people Of those states were ID
rebellion against the constitution and laws
Of the United States ~ want 10 s.iv Il
him that he Is in revolution against the
mandate q the people a. pronounced ~
the last November election: against M
own constituents, who have relegated him
TO the shades q private life ] want 10 sa,
that be is in rebellion against the people X
Kansas, who have just spoken. and Whose
voice bias alied the cathedral OF this hepi.
sphere but which has fallen unhet-lea
upon his deal ear 2
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
wilminrton Cls.r,nv H,n..

The exchanges Of the Whining tor banks
al the clearing house to day were. Total
slOV, ,Vo5 lsi balance. ei1, ,5zl.51.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
rANAlNsl AnI rIaAaolaL
nAKAIEe AnH FfnARC1AL
R. r. ROBINSON & CO.
BARKERs ann BKoKERF
Corner Fourth and Market Street

FOB SALE.
y shares Wilmington Coal Gas Company
stOc6.
9 shares Fret National Bsnk stock.
30 Wilmington City a per cett bond
- shares Wilmington City E.ectric Gem
pauy.
500 certificates Of Indebted ness OF the
W llmingtOn Ci Railway Com any.
locks bought and sOlu il the New York.
Pnuadrli ma ana Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters - credit given. avails Bile in all parts
q the world, ana araft~ on England. ireland.
France, Hermans and SNitx rland issued.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
In the Hons.

WAsHMGToN, Jan. 3O.--After the journal
had been approved in the house Mr. Ding.
ley, chairman Of the silver pool inveStigat.
ing committee, reported Go the house the
failure q J =. Owenby to appear before the
committee, and asked that a warrant be
issued and the sergeaRt-at arms be directed
to bring Cwenby before the bar Of the
house 20 show cause why be should not be
punished for contempt. After some dis
cussion the order was made.
The honse then went into committee Of
the wisoie on the military academy apprr-
priafion, but without action the house adj
journed.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
a rremendou. senaaiIan

Would have been created one hundred
y aEs ago by the sight OF one Of our
modern express trains whizzinE along at
the rate Of sixty miles Rn hour Just
think how our grandfRthers would have
stared at such spectaclei 1t takes a
good deal to sstonish people DoW-a days,
but some Of the marvellous cures Of con
sumption, wrought by DR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. have created
widespread ainazement. Consumption is
at last acknowledged durable. The
Golden Medical Discovery" is the only
known remedy for it II taken at the
right time-which, bear in mind. is not
when the lungs are nearly gone-ii will
so right ct the seat OF the disease and ac-
complsh the work as nothing else in the
world can IL is the only medicine Of it's
class, sold by druggists under positive
guarantee that it will benefit or eure in
all cases OF disease for which ii is recon-
mended. or money paid for it viii Dc
promptly refunded
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

WHAT are these funny little green
thingsY' asked Flossie Of her country
cousin, pointing 10 a number of pea pods.
Those are pesse said Tommy. You
can't fool me retoItee Fiossie "Psase
come in big red cans "-Harper's BAzar.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

4 WOULD
Ea Eastonish
uazHsssuRnzumn you to learn
how many articles of
Mems Wear have gone
out of our establishment
since the first of the year.
1t astonishes us. But the
solution is easy. Good
goods at reasonable prices
have done it. Then there
is a 10 per cent. discount
on cash sales which have
been a prime factor in the
movement. Now if you
need anything in the way
of Clothing or Furnishing
Goods for Men or Boys,
buy at Sixth and Market,
and We are confident you
will be suited.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

MRS WEDGKwoOD-'I know I'm cross
at times, John, but If mad my life over
again % live would marry you just the
sane. Mr. Wedgwood-.I have nv
doubts about il, my dear Epoch.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30
CRANOR & Go
621 Market ST
Have reduced their
Goats as follows:

One Sea! Cloth Wrap, re-
duced from $500 to $500.
Two Seal Cloth Refer
Jackets. with braid ornaments,
reduced from $4,000 to $1,000.
One Seal Cloth Reefer
Jacket, reduced from SIS 90
to $500.
-Four ga Seal Cloth Jackets,
reduced from SIS 90 to SII.oo.
One Wide Vale Cheviot
Refer Jacket, edged with
Astrachan fur, reduced from
SIS 90 to SI2.oo
One Wide Vale Cheviot
Reefer Jacket, with rolling
collar, reduced from SI2 90 to
So 90.
-Four Wide Vale Cheviot
Refer double breasted)
Jackets, rolling collar. reauced
from SI2.co TO $500
Two 34 Cheviot Coats,
shield front, pearl buttons, ie-
duced from SI2 90 to $40 90.
One Wide Vale Cheviot
Refer Jacket, reduced from
SO so TO $500.
Four Melton Cheviot Coats,
reduced from So so to $500.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

WAS 50 much troubled with catarrh
II seriously affected my voice. One bottle
Of Ely's Cream Balm did the work Nv
voice is fully restored B F. Lieusner.
A NJ. pastor OF the 0livet Baptist
Church, Philsdelp phis, Pa
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

tits a mistake to try 70 cure catarrL by
using local applications Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires a con
stituticnal remedy like hoods Sarsapa
rills, which, acting through the blood.
reaches every part Of the system.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

Ross has reno red from JIG Market
street to his new store. 2l0 Market street.
with a large stock Of lates. styles Of
Bats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery.
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices Money returned If goods
are not satisfactory
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

John d. Rockefeller is 8 Pennsylvania
dn;chmsn, who loves quiet and simple
home life free from ex.ravagant sur
| roundings
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

"HE is a nice, religious minded man.
and ] can't sse why yon object 70 him, :
said Ethel. "Wel, if he'd kicked an
eight dollar silk hat OF yours down che
middle aisle, while passing the contrihn-
tion box. YOU would't like him any better
than do, retorted papa. Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

BLINKs during heavy raibl-"Did you
run over and ask Jerks for that um bYella
! lent him last night?' Office Boy
Yes, sir; he says he's sorry but the
umbrella is wet yet and be wouldn't like
to return it in that condition. He SAYS
be will carry 1t home TO night and dry it
by the FIRE '-Good News.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

"a Con SIND is Ely's Cream Balm. I
had c&tarrh for three years Two or
t8ree times week my nose would bleed.
/ thought the sores would never heal
Your Balm has cured me Mrs. NJ. A.
Jackson. Portsmouth,, Nh.
Evening journal., 1891-01-30

DIR. DE HARDr's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroysl pills made
Al druggists and by mail. ST. Office, 2O3
N 9Th s., Phila Ladies beware OF
limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

The best temperature to separate milf
By centrifugal force In summer b. - dogs
Fab. II the mill, Is too warm. tho butter
will be salyy, 20 dogs. TO ~ degs. will do
IN winter.
Cream should be cooled as soon as
possible after " leaves the separator 90
co dogs. to o. dogs. In winter this haste
Is not 80 essential. II the cream Is sur.
rounded by water. II not cooled. tho
butter win bo soft and on flavor.
Tho proper temperature 10 churn
cream IN summer ia 90 dogs TO 81 dogs.
and In winter % dogs. 10 90 degs. II
ehurned too warm II is liable to mass IN
tho ehurn, anl will always lose some Of
It, body and color.
A cement door Ia tho best for butter;
also half basement room. Run Danish.
Weston nj 1000 10 $500.
10 avoid atruaks IN your butter strain
tho cream through . wiro sieve and
clean tho sieve with hose Cool tho
cream M summer a. long and rs much
rs possible before churuiug aud start the
ehurn NJ tho right temperature. Some
cream at 90 dcga. viii chnrn IN ten or
twenty minutes. 1t should be cold enough
10 tRko one hour.--A, NJ. bingham in
Creamery Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

Its Advantage sud Disadvantages IN lie
latlan to stock Feeding,

Its Advantage sud Dissdyantsg.s IN lie.
iatipn 10 stock Ierdlng.
In many instances farmers might prof
ihlly raise alfalfa asa Substitute Tor
the wheat bran, oott0nsood mead and
other materials which Contain large
amounts Of protein. aud which they are
now buying IA order TO utilizo the excess
Of carbohydrate produced In corn aud
othor rrlps
Disadvantages u Alfalla--i. II Is not
easily established. 9, Il Il lclq hardy
than clover O. II allowed 10 grow too
long o. stalks become hard aud woody
4. Except In dry regions cattle cannot
be safely pasturcd on IT, 0. Il requires
peculiar treatment 10 make good hay
Advantages OF Alfalh-l, When Is.
tahli,Hcl 10 docs NOT ruuout. 2. ltwith.
stands drought much bcttor than clover
.. u grows rapidly undtuuy be- cut carly
In tho season. 4. IL gathers "a large
amount Of nitrogen from the mir Hs we'll
as irom the soil, md Is therefore very
valuable ~ afcriilizing crop. o. II fur.
nishcs several large crops OF green fodder
each ioasou g. When properly cured 10
makes ana excellent hay 2 ltisrglished
aud disc,tel by all farm animals aud BE-
nm excellent ncsh and milk producer g.
II makes muscle rather than fat. aud IL
therefore valuable 90 uso with corn and
other tat producing crops toinHkc a well
balanced ration Tor cattle.
In brief, experience at thostations and
elsewhere indicates that alfalfa 10 yalua-
bic ~ a feeding stun and ns iortilizius
crop, but that 10 requires peculiar con.
diliUns o. climate and s0il Tor growth.
and careful culture and curing TO make
It q profitable crop II Is worthy Of re-
pcgted and Systematic experimental
tests by farmers, oven though In some
regions aud on some farms u should
provo q failufc.-Uniied States ABrlcul'
tural Publication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

LOaDoS, oct. 0..-.Mr. Smith, who
was one OF the representative business
men " England, Il popularity rcputed
30 have leftA fortune OF about 100000
O01. Smith made favorable progress
toward recovery until yesterday, when
he became worse, owing 10 n recur-
renee OF the govt. This morning his
condition became critical and he died
nt 8 j.. m.
Halfour will succeed Smith rs the
Conservative leader Of the Commons, II
the influence Of the powerful Carlton
Club aud the opinion OF the Conuerva-
tive party as u whole rules In the DO.
olsion 10 he made by LORD Salisbury.
On the other hand, ~ the negotiations
now pending Tor rtconstruotion Of
cabiuet, based ON the absorption OF the
Libcral. UniOnists, arc effected, Cos
chen will claim the leadership. An
intimate friend Of Gosohon tells the
Associated Press correspondent that
Lord Salisbury, during a critical period
Of the coalition, gave n written assur.
hnce that Goschtn should have the
luhdemhlp II Smith retired, the latter's
health being precarious then.
Gladstone has wired the following
Dispatch OF confidence 10 the relatives
OF Mr. Smith. al have received with
grief the news Of MIR. Smiths death.
shall long retain q recollection OF his
kindly nature, nne qualities and dis.
uuguished devotion 10 the public ser.
vlce.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07
The nuch.taikcd.of Nat poiuter.ni.
rect Race,

1ERHE HAuTE, Oct, o. - Twelve
thousand people went to the race track
today 10 sec the much.talkud.af Hal
PolnLcr.Dircci race. There WIS much
excitement about 2 O'Clock when
President IJnns appeared IN tho stand
ami punOunced that Salisbury had DE.
clinod 10 start Direct; that the nssOela.
ton was prepared TO pny tic money 10
tue winner " the race. Hamlln was
really 10 start hiH horse and rather than
disaypolutiho people, would send him
mile against his record OF 5000. At
$3.50, however, Jams announced that
Salisbury hnd changed his mind aud
would start his horse. Atb O'Clock tho
two pacurH scored w, and, aitcfscveui
hrcahs, the word waHgiyen with Direct
at poinier's saddle.
The position wua maintained 90 the
quarter IN thirly.dyo seconds. On
they went 10 the half la 1901. As a
double team, they paced tho three
quarters, and then the drive began.
Paiutcr WIS maintaining n nlight lead
and answering every stroke. When
within 100 feet NJ the wire, starr with
magnificent drive, brushed Direct
with terrific bumt of speed, aud the
heat was his, the last quarter having
been done IN ~ seconds, tho last
eighth Ia l3l.
Ia the second heat GeeIs changed his
taCtics, and Ia scOrins brought direct
down 81 the wire ut u hoaIt.bfesking
gait. After q splendid start they went
20 the quarter In thirty.iour seconds,
the half In lG aud then tho fight be-
gRu. Down the third quarter the pace
was quickencd 10 Killing one.
In a9 seconds they were nj the third
quarter. Then the lash began 10 f,ll
on tho stations, aud the two drivers,
| using every art known "a the profcs.
sion, urged on the Il ylug siecds. SLOW.
~ but surely Hal Poluler closed la.
| At tho distance stand he wac nj the
ftnlliOn'r neck; halfway home he was
even, and 20 they remained 10 within
fifiy feet Of the wire, when Guurs forced
him ahead aud lac went under wilmer
/ by nose.
Dathnoss coming on, tho remainder
Of Ia. race went over until tomorrow.
The second race was made la Ell. The
other results were ~ followG:
Wabash stakes, two.year.olds, value
SlGl1-Triumph won, Nalsu second.
| Best timo-2;3s.
Two sixteen pace, saO00-GNnps
Abtallnn won, Frank Dlioh second,
Lee II third, Strong Boy fourth. Best
timo-.:lj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-07

GALEsBuRo, H., Oct. o. - This
mornings session Of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Tfainmen was taken up
with the ease Of tho lodge at Grand
Forks, n. d., suspended for sending
out circulars contrary TO the by.laws.
The delegate from that lodge apollo.
gizod, AMI the lodge was reinstatod.
a reporter WIS excluded today from
the floor Of the convention.
At secret session this afternoon,
the charge OF defamation Of character
made by Editor Rogers Of the Tram.
mcn's Journal was tNkeu up, hut after
q lengthy discussion, Rogers Withdrew
the charge with the understanding
that Shehhn would prefer charges
against him later. Then the trustee
question came up. Grand Master
Wilkinson, In n speech Of two houm'
duration, conteudcd that lac had u
constitutional right 10 discharge the
whole board. lie went over the Gu.
tire ground, being interrupted niauy
times by questions which lac generally
ruled out of order. He spoke Of Ia
unconstitutional acts Of the old board,
their usufpallon Of authority, aud the
incompetence Ia examining the books
and Affairs Of the brotherhood.