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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
GENERAL, NOTES.

]. B MAYEs has been elected chief Of
the C1erOkees.
FORTY thcusand veterans paraded at the
National g. A, X. encampmeut IN Detroit.
CALFoRsGA 2 wheat crop this year will
reach 30.UO0,000 ceutaIs.
A BITTER fight has been begun between
the -ugsr trust and Claus Smeckles.
The receipts of live cattle at New York
have b. or steadily increasing lately and
now average 1900 head a week,
h CHANCELLOR Vos CApRIyI has given
an audience 70 the Worlds tdlr commits.
sioners.
Dr.. WoRcEsTEr has formally acCepted
the vacant chan OF Dr. Briggs at the Union
seminary.
MISS LAURA NEwLAND, Of Blooming
dale. Ind, on the Dem0rest medal for
oratory at Salem, Ind
THE next annual encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic viii be held
at Washington.
THE Cincinnati Ice Machine company
has tailed; liabilities $500, 900 assets
600 coo
THE National Forge and Iron company
Of Chicago with liabilities Of $50, 900, has
made an assignment.
Ir il rumored that the pope il uneasy
concerning his health and that every pre-
caution has been taken in case Of an emer-
gency
NJ ETHEL the orchi.act Of the great
tower at the French exposition, has tele-
praphed 10 the board of managers Of che
al IN
erect tower on Inc fair grounds.
WArKrN JAMES, Of Homestead Pa,
Claias to be Explorer Stanley s stepfather.
The atter's riphtndme is sand f. " Henry
RUwands, aud he is declared TO have been
torn in Wales
TuE New York banks now hold ST.
420, 500 in excess Of Is per cent. OF
their liabilities, although they have lost
81 C65,500 in reserves durIug the past
year
President BAIMAcEpA, If Chill tried
10 buy the cruiser baiunmc, Of this Gov
eminent, Offering "a, 100000 for it. The
proposition was not considered.
OBITUARY: At Greenvi.e. H., ex-
Mayor n p. Harris, AT Burlington,
Iowa, Charles Wiuyer, aged forty. six. AT
WestChe s'er. NY, Isaac NanWert, grand
son Of one Of the captors Of Mai. Andre,
aged seyeuty.0ne,
TuE White Star line steamer Majestic
reached New York Wednes day, making
the trip across the Atlantic in five days,
eighteen hours and eight minutes. This
tme lowers the record htty-seyen minutes.
ADMIRAL McCANN, Of the United States
navy, who has Just returned from Chill,
says the intensity of feeling between the
two factions IN that country exceeds any
thing he ever imagined. lie thinks the
Ba.macoda party will put down the insur-
gents il hey can procure warships.
TuE United States commissioner Of peu-
sioup says that the delay in acting on
/ claims Tor pensions is unavoidable, owing
I 70 the great number on file, lie Issued
/ !56, 4S2 original certificates last year
! vhl1a il more than twice as many as were
ever ISSUED in one year before, but as
there SIZE still 925 4o6 claims on tie, il
VIII take a long lime to dispose Of them
( all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
CRIME

STRIKING iron workers at Pittsburg
have become very violent.
CIxcfENATG Friday night Lewis Levi
shot and m0rtally wounded Miss ia kipp.
jealousy was the cause. Lewis was ar
rested
The Rev. II. Frank, pastor Of the
Christian church. at Tulare, Cal, commit
ted suicide because his wife applied for a
divorce.
WILLIAM j. ELLIOTT, convicted Of
murder N the second degree at Columbus,
ONO, was Saturday sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for life.
JoHN GRAYsoS, who died at La
grange, All H., few days ago, confessed 10
having murdered three men during his
life
CALVIN PEELER, farmer Of John
son county, was shot from ambush near
Anna, ILL.,, and moftalIy wounded
Two children were killed and twenty
others injured in train wreck near Cham
plain, VI
SIX men killed and -four wounded,
was the result OF a fight which took
place near Lake Char ct, La.
bEAh HfNAt " huhlSstoh' ibWat aAOe
and instantly killed bis trother.in-law,
Liberty Shocks, at keokuk. who had called
Fwynn mother liar.
SEVENTEEN inmates Of tne state insane
as} lam at Auburn, n. y, overpowered
their keeper Thursday morning and
escaped Twelve Of them are still at
large.
A RORBER entered the bank at CoIum.
bus Grove, Ohio, Saturday morning, shot
the cashier and escaped with II 500 Mr.
Van Dtbark, who went to the bank about
the same time, was killed, and another
man met on the ST aet was wounded. The
robber was aiterward overtaken and shot.
The two wounded men will recover.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
WISCONSIN, NEWS

three-yeaT old son of AFRO BallingeT,
Of lronton, was injured by falling from "a
fence and being struck by "a large rail that
fell with him. HIS recovery is doubtful.
Kiei is becoming quite a wheat market.
Two grain elevators are being built there,
both operated by steam.
Over three-tourths a the grading on the
line of road between Green Bay and ke-
wauuee has been completed.
The Ninth and Eleventh Wisconsin vol.
unteers will hold a reunion at Sank City
on the Doth INST
Only one of the ten prisoners who es-
capped from the La Crosse county Jail has
been rCc8ptured.
The government may purchase Ashland
brown stone for its public buildings,
The German editors of the state will
meet al MdnitoWoc August -, "a and 25.
A bicycle factory VIII be erected at
Racine
FIRE at Ia Fayettp, Chippewa county,
DESTROYED William Aliens cooper shop.
Loss $500 with no Insurance.
Prof. II. i. R0wel Of Merrill, has
accepted the priuclpalship Of the Delayan
schools
The contracts for building the Bee Line
7
soon. A preliminary survey from Wau-
paea north haas already been made, and
the route laid ont The road will cross
the Green Bay about one AND half miles
cast Oh Scandinavia, going In almost dl-
rect live from Waupaca 10 lola, and thence
TO Merrill
/ A. Is White, the Stevens Point man
VINO tried to B-phyxlate himself at a Mi.
waukee hotel and afterwards attempted
10 shoot himself, has now been placed In
the northern asylum.
n T. Chapman, Of Spencer. has been
bound over for trial ON charges brought
hy his wife, who accuses him Of beng
Criminal5 intimate with his stepdaughter,
her own culld.
G. NJ Smith, of San Francisco, presented
the Baptist church at Sturgeon Bay with a
bell, IN memory Of hIs wife, former mem
Der OF the congregation.
A 2year.o'd son of Charles Techmann
Of Barton, was struck by a train and IA
tally injured
Ashland county has issued bonds Of one
hundred thousand dollars for a new court
house and other improvements.
Ssldcn and Hachhng, grOcers, have
failed Liabilities, s. 90. assets, larger.
Tie pulp mill at White River which has
been idle for years, viii start up again
sOoc.
Carl Hammond, a 6ye-year old James
willie hos, fell with a pair OF shears in his
hand and cut his LETT eyebaIl nearly IN
two.
People at Superior. as well as at Seat.
tie, Wash are looking for a small.sized
German calling himself + w Brewer,
who is charged with forgery in both
places.
An eight-pouud eel, measuring 8 feet,
9ls inch ia leng,h and AZ inches in dl.
amuter, was caught iu Lac la Belle, Como
mowoc, by Ernest Ebert.
Or. Egan, OF Racine, captured man IN
the act ot picking woman pockets. tie
gives ihe name If William Lane.
81 Sent. /. the Lake Shore road from
Wau,au To Marsh6eld will be finished
VIM. L. Hanson. the Oshkosh lumber
man. Is dead
Farmer Frederickson, i West Men.
a.ha, reports that his house has osen
robbed Of Sl75 and two geld watches.
Five special polio. were added 70 the force
Us the Meuasha council
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

GES JoHS w Foster, who negotiated
the reciprocity treaty with Spain, said In
an interview yesterday that thu admins
tration was not in favor Of the annexation
Of Cuba.
"WEDNESDAY wreck on the Grand
Rapid. 4 Indiana road, rear Kalamazoo,
l. believed to have been the work OF val-
i4ns. Nearly every passenger on the tram
was hurt, including these Cuica glans: Dr..
Fl. b Carfiei A. O. DtYldson, George
Parsons and Willard r. Powers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

One Of the best authenticated reports Of
the christening Of Qleen Victoria 2 great
granddaughter by the archbishop Of Can
terbury represents the infant as resentlng
its treatment al the clumsy HANDS Of the
church, whereupon the queen said to the
new y.named Lady Alexandra Victoria
Alberta Edwina Louise Duff: Did 'Um
put the nasty told water in 'um & pooky
ieky eye, DEM"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

While the CahCnsly scheme OF collnlza-
ton has received the dlsapproval OF the
vatican, the latter now hes an opportunity
to give to the country and particularly to
the northwest, an open manifestation OF
its liberal spirit by the appointment Of an
American-born bishop to fill the vacancy
at La Crosse caused by the death Of Bishop
Flasch In commenting on this SUBJECT
the Chicago Tribune says that the archdi-
ocese OF OF Milwaukee, in which IS the va
cant see of La Crosse has heretofore been
goyerned enthusiastically on the CahensIy
plan. No priest who was not bonn IN
continental Europe could reasonably
hope Tor appointment as bishop therein,
When De Wigaer Ct Newark,
who, though Of German parentage, was
born in America, was proposed for arcn-
bishop OF Milwaukee about gear ago,
htrc was d general proteat on the part Of
nc G rmau priests Of the archdiocese.
he nominastau was declined by Dc,
Wigger eventually, and the strongly pro-
foreign bishop Of Green Bay received the
honor. There is no doubt now that the
foreign ureh.tes Of the Milwaukee archdlo'
ce,e will recommend a foreign priest for
the vacancy at la Crosse, and almost
solely because Of the priests foreign
nationality, Bot the militant American
blshops, like Cardinal Gibbons Ireland
Riordan and spaldng, will doubtless
commend the appointment o. some
American priest, though Of German
parenlage. The decision Of the vatican
will be looked fol with interest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
EXTRA SESSION.
Governor Buchanan Calls on the Kentucky
Legislature to Convene

NASHVILLE, Aug. IA proclamation
calling an extra session Of the legislature
b convene Ang. 81. will be issued tomor-
row hy Gov Buchanan There are twelve
subjects in the call, the principal of which
are the revision of the convict lease system
and the worll ! fair appropriation
CALVIN PAGE. 1t Boston. has Just re-
covered Ills tva daughters eho were st0lan
from him by Daaota Indians twelve years
az.
IHE Jniied States patent oflea issued
% 307 patents for tie year ending June 30.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

Tny London News, commenting upon
the prospects Of the worlds fair, remarks
with -gberness that is eomical under the
circumstances: "Ihe fair will Rave the
further result # putting America N the
rank Of first class powers. That's good
America tirst class power! England
when this nation wds hundred years
Younger, found out that it was amply
able 10 take care Of itself, and once since
had The lesson rubbed in. a country haY'
ing population as large as that Of Great
Britain and France combined, and 30 widH
in its extent that England would be lost
on the plans Of Texas, regards the Lu-
ropean estimate Of its rank with
amusement. Somehow OF other
we have regarded this coun'
try as first class power since
the affair at Yorktown, and we had
rather inclined to the Fupposition that
John Bull felt the same way. France,
Germany and Russia have never questioned
the fact, and England bas had more cause
than all the other nations Of Europe to
learn the truth. First class power IN
deed! Poor, deIuded, vain old John
Bull
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

II has been erroneously stated that J.
sloat Fasseit, the new collector OF the
port Of New York, is married to daugh-
ter of the late Charles Croker, the Cali
fornia millionaire and, with Huntington
and Hopkins, the builders Of the Central
Pacific railway. The fact is that Mrs
Fassett is the daughter Of Judge +. q.
Croker, who is still very much alive and
far from the wealthy nan Charles Croker
was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Personal and General.

Stuart Horse Guards viii have a dance
April I'd.
The Social German Club gives an entertain
mcnt on Tuesday week.
Mr. J. J. Grave is candidate for the Sec
ond market ccr6ship
Miss Fila Movnihan. Of Church Hill. is Wis
iting friends ia Brooklyn.
The Tuesday German Club gives its first
dance after Lent. on tle 3l>t.
The Goang Nercin Virginia viii have Us
Easter entertainment on The 9th.
MIR Sol. Well las Just returned from a SIX
weeks business tnp o. Farnyilie.
marriage license was issued yesterday 20
William Williams aud Susan Allen (col rcd.
Wynlham Z. White WIS appointed eschci-
tor for the county of Washington yesterday.
Mr. r. Archie Schultz and wife have To-
turned from West Virginia. and are now stop
ping with his parents 40 3lc west Clay street.
Rev Dr. Whitehead will preach at the
Broad-strect Methodist church tonight at :
T. NJ.
DR.. l. W. Eggleston has gone to Baltimore
10 attend the commencement ~ the Baltimore
College OF Dental Surgery. His son Edward
has Just graduated at that institution.
The ambulance was called TO the Richmond
Locomotive Works yesterday morning at 10 70
o'clock where a white man had his finger
mashed lie was treated and left at the place
10 work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

200 yards White Flannel at l2llc.-reduced
from zoe.
$50 yards Of the best 25c. unbleached yard
wide Canton Flannel for l2]lc. per yard.
Damaged Dress Facing Drown only at5c. for
the Zoe. grade.
Here are some very cheap lots Of Hosiery
Chnds Black Ribbed Hose size 6, O., 7.
$50 and 81 reduced from 30 to 25c.
LADIES' Fine Guage Black Hose, sizes 9, 9 and
81. reduced from 80 10 25c.
pieces Shifting Calico at &C. per yard.
piece Robe Calico for comforts or curtains
at 5c.-reduced from &c.
See our job Buttons at T. 3 and &c. per dozen.
Toilet Soap at 25c. per dozen
or 10 dozen small size. all white Dinner Nap
kins reduced from 800 to 25c. per dozen.
piece Lace Striped White Pique at II &C.
reduced from 2jc
pieces Of White Striped Muslin at 5c.-re-
duced from 6itc.
pieces White Striped Muslin, as good as you
usually buy for &C.. now &C..
Our Chenille Fringe is worthy Of your at
tention; ask to see it,"
We have received another supply Of those
cheap Pins, 3 papers for Sc.
We have one Of the best SOC. Woven Corsets
that YOU ever saw for the price.
Black Jeans for waist lining at &c. per yard
The sale Of our 2Oc Atwood Dress Goods. p
inches wide. has been a grand success.
The Opening Day CTue-day) 800 yards was
sold: next day COO yards. and Thursday,
despite the rain and clouliness. about 200
yards more.
| The Fabric IS Albatros or Nuns Yelling; the
solid colors are light red, lgh, gray, dark
tan. navy blue and serpent green. and
the stripes are black ground with white
stripes % patterns). navy blue ground
with white stripes tan with white stripes,
serpent andapple green with white stripes
Don't let this lot lie sold without securing a
dress.
| The next 20 Dress Goods is the lining which
reminds rs 10 mention our 25c. Fancy
Innings at ,sc. per yard.
| These goods come in suitable lengths for a
body lining. and are the seconds Of Gil
berts. which rctails the world over at 25c.
per yard.
| Ii your baby can wear OF ~ Sock, we have
some 25c. Socks at l2i4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
THE PURTY B.fLL.
Fancy Dress AFFAIR at the Belvidere-lhe
Biblical story.

The Purim Ball will be given at Belvidere
Hall next Tuesday night by the Jefferson Lat
erarv and Social Circle.
If will be beautiful affair. and the fancy
dress costumes worn Will make the scene a
dazzling one both as regards beauty and bril-
lancy. ~.
hermann. music by Stein. and. all ID ALL the
affair will be a very enjoyable one.
The committee who have the bali III charge
il Messrs NJ. J. Asher, charnan' G. T..
Sclaap. Monroe Levy NJ. ]. Binswanger, a.
ID. Whiuock, :. l.. Bloomberg, and Moses
Cans.
The Feast of Purim IS a celebration in the
Hebrew synagogues II IS taken from the
story Of Esther in the Old Testament Ha-
man declared against the Jews, and N adyo-
eating the hanging of Mordecai the Jew he
does the latter honor. After considerable
amount Of discussion and diplomatic work II
is decided to hang Mordecai, but on the day
set Hannah is hanged and the Jews held a
feast i'm celebration of the event. which has
continued until this day.
lisa ioviul season and services appropn-
ate to the day will be held in the synagogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Our stock Of Wash Fabrics is in very gooA
shape now.
Have you seen our figured French Dimity'.
guaranteed Fast Colors. at 2jc.
A few pieces Of choice patterns in Figured
satteens at l2iI, 1893 and 25c.
Lovely Figured French Organdys at 4lc. per
yard
Brandenburg. the beautiful cotton queen OF
the season. as an eloquent advertiser
terms it,
These Bs are 2oc per yard, and novelty.
Look az them"
Beautiful Figured Drapery Mulls at PIC.
Tinsel Drapory MuIls, Chinese effects. a,
1890.
Splendid assortment Of Percales in light AMI
dark colorings.
BY the way. W. have a little job in Percales
pieces Of SIC. Percales to be closed out at
De-. per yard.
New Figured China silks at SOC per yard.
Handsome Black silk Grenadines.
Items Of interest 70 ladies with babies-jusi
received pieces Of Baby Yelling, double
width Grenadine, at SOC.
Grenadine Tartan for caps az 5Oc. per yard.
Ia Our Black Goods Department many At.
fractions have been added.
No house in Richmond excels us.
Solid Black Stripe, Black Polka Dot and Fig.
ured Black Goods at attractive prices.
Choice novelties in Colored Dress Goods 90
all prices.
Chenille Table Covers in new effects from ss
b q each.
Polka Dot is going 10 have its sway this
season.
We have Polka Dot Calicos, Satteens, French
Ginghams and Silks.
We have nice Line Of Blazers for ladies
from $3.50 TO -.
4 word 10 the gentlemen. We have receive
new Pants Patterns. new Driving Gloves.
new Scars new Hosiery &c.
We have a Striped Sock. unbleachei ground
with colored stripe, at l9c.-wo,th 25c.
! Our 50c Uniaundred Shirt is one Of the best
sold IN Richmond for the price
Boys and Gents Piccadilly Linen Collars at
$50 per dozen.
Gents all-white Linen Handkerchieis at 81
per dozen.
Gents Cuffs. Suspenders &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
brought 20 Ju.ticc Af.rr ,escnt- Y .nr..

Seventeen years ago IN penu,l }aua, 1t is
said, man wa, murdered Dr. man and his
two sons Tor money.
The evidence WAS insufficient to convict the
murdcrers and they We're released
The father and one son removed 70
Allegheny county. Va. and the other re-
NAMED u PENNSYLVANIA
Recently The son who remained died. and
just before death made q full confession.
Detectives were at once sent for the father
and other son IN Allegheny county
IL seems they had changed the name from
Stutt t. StOop or some such namesl The
detective induced the old man 20 60 with him
TO secure a pension. and while signing the
papers, he was Informed that be must spell
his name as he had always spelled II. and he
wrote II ont in the old way. and was at once
arrested and handcufed and brought 10 trial,
winch resulted, IL Is said, IN Imprisonment
Tor life. The other son hearing that his
brother had made confession. or that his
father was arrested. skipped and has not been
heard from. The son had married and ; l.
tied in Clifton Forge. His wife died last fall,
and they had two little children. lie had
property at Clifton Forge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

weeks. and the circular stated that in the ~
ture they would be paid once each month";
from date TO date. This would, OF course Ie-
duce their wages slightly. H..
The circular further stated that unless they
accepted these terms the work would be smut
down Thursday night. r.,
The men refused the offer and FRIDAY
morning work was not resumed. The man
agement offered yesterday 70 COMPROMISE
the matter by paying of every four. weeks;
all Of the men in the rolling mill and foundry
in the mt and bolt works, about seyenty-hye,
including helpers, have not yet come to
terms. but it is believed that they will do 50
in q few days.
The officers Of the Vulcan state that they
will make no further concessions.
At Belle Isle the situation remains about
ih snInp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Death Of IA Popular Colored Man.

Editor limos:
Aonzo Smith died suddenly Friday morn
ING. Probably no Young colored man in this
city had q larger circle Of friends. and none
more richly deserved them.
He was courteous, kind and oblgIng 10 all
who ever needed his services; he spared no
trouble to please, and he did his work with
such a hearty good will that it was pleasure
10 have him in the house.
He was strictly honest and reliable, and
those who knew him best felt for him an af.
lection and respect as sincere as il WAS de-
served WHITs FRIEND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
THE ROSE CROTX.
How They VIII Observe Holy Week AMI
Faster Day.

How They VIII Observe Holy Week ami
Easter Day.
The Wise Master Of Pelican Chapter of Rose
Croix, No. .. Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite Of Froemasonry has issued the following
orders for Holy Week and Easter
The officers and brethren Of Pelican chapter
will meet at St. Adams Hall Sunday, March
I'D. at 4 p. NJ. for the solemn inyestlture of
candidates with the 18th 10 the 18th degrees
inclusive All Perfect Flu Mas0ns, l4th de
gree. are eligible to these chapter grades.
Candidates must be on hand promptly at the
hour above named.
An knights Rose Croix in good standing
are invited 10 attend the Mystic Banquet at
St. Adams Hall on Maundav Thursday 40 r..
NJ. The ceremony of eXtlngu ,mng the mys
tie lights Will take place Immediately after the
feast
The Chapter will be opened in solemn form
al St. Adams Hall on Easter Sunday ~ sun
rise for the purpose of rehghtng the mystic
lights.
The members Of the Chaptcr win attend g
meeting at ST. Aban9 Hall Thursday. Apul
"a, at r. NJ. for the election OF officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

The Western Union TELEGRAPH Company
moved from the corner OF Thirteenth and
Main streets 10 their new quarters at No. 1911
east Main street Thursday.
Manager Dahncy yesterday said t. inns
reporter that he expected 10 have everything
in good shape i'm the new office very soon.
Tho larger and more councillors building
the company have secured 10y this move VIII
greatly facilitate tine immense amount ~ tclc-
graphic matter handled daily hy IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22
Drowned in the Canal.

Mr.. Samuel H. Ray who lives at No. 62l
south First street. saw "a man floating down
the canal last night NO about 1880 O'Clock.
When seen the body Wa opposite Sixth
street, and Mr. Ray thought he saw the arms
thrown mp. aus if I'M distress.
The water viii probably be turned ont of
the canal today, so that the body can lie
found.
The police were notified, but were unable
10 do nnNthme last niahi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

Leila Giles was arrested last night FOR break
inc into trunk belonging to Jesse Royal, and
stealing two pairs of pants and am oyercoat.
Malachi Allen htteen-y ear-old boy. was
arrested for stealing f0rtv-hye cents from the
till of Richard Adams bakery, on Twelfth
near Main street.
Harvey Shelton and Francis Bcasley both
colored. were arrested for fighting IN the
street. corner Seventh and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-22

From Baliimore-Call on President Harrison
Yesterday.

Richmond Lodge No. i. l. O. o. T.. went 10
Baltimore last Monday to visit their brother
member. Mr. Sylyanus Stokes.
Nj Stokes had just opened his new hotel,
the Futaw House. and invited the lodge TO
come ard see him for several days.
The party returned o. Richmond last night.
full of praises of Mr. Stokes hospitality and
the cordial treatment of the Balum0reans.
They left Baltimore YESTERDAY morning,
and. upon the invitation OF "a prominen; odd
Fellow. remained in the national capital until
the afternoon.
During the day President Harrison accorded
the Lodge reception. and he expressed bis
pleasure at meeting the Nirginiaus.
During the trip Nice-GIaud Eyensen acted
rs Noble Grand.