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Few Believe the Trouble WIN Ne Essds
without Fight

Few Believe the Trouble WIN Bs Eusdsa
without Fight
From the New Yosk Worlds special coerespoodsns q
Gen. Mtlss hsadQuaxtsrs-
PINE RIDoE AeKScY, SD, Jan. Z CviA Rush.
vile, Neb. 1.-The strenuous efforts ef the off,
cials 1t Washington TO terminate the Indian
trouble without further bloodshed are Of such
. character that Gen. Miles feels hampered
While he wants peace, II IL can be had without
loss Of life, he does not favor the idea Of letting
several thousand hostiles roam about the coun-
try, robbing settlers Of their cattle and keeping
the people for miles around this section in Q
state Of terror. Very few Of the officers believe
that the trouble viii be brought 10 an end with
out fight Gen. Miles 10 determined 70 have
the Indians in here soon, peacsably IL he can,
forcibly il he must
The commands Of Gen. Brooke and Gen.
Carr are closing in on the camp Of the hostiles.
The work of fortifying this camp continues,
and If attacked now we could hold il against
any number Of Indians. The earthworks on
the hills north, east and west Of here are
almost complete. Huge piles Of wood have
been thrown up around the headquarters and
hospital tents. The Hotchkiss and Gst!ing guns
are also in position.
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went Home to spend Christmas.

Andrew Jeffries, South Carolina convict in
the convict camp at the Clemson Agricultural
College, escaped the day before Christmas and
the authorities, after making Q vigorous search
for him, concluded that he would never be
caught. Three days after Christmas however,
he appeared in the camp and said to the guard,
''Tsc come back. Use only gone home to spend
time. rse como back now, you see." He has
two years more to serve and 1t 10 not probable
that any other punishment viii be inflicted on
him for enjoying himself during the Christ
mas holidAyI
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Terrible Storms in Europe.

A terrible snow storm, accompanied by winds
of hurricane force, has been raging on the
Gulf Of Triest and along its shores. The storm
extended from Capo dIstria to Venice. The
severest cold weather known to the present
generation now prevails in the olive. growing
region Of Italy. violent rain storm, accom-
panied by lightning, descended upon Rome
last evening. The rainfall was so heavy that
in the lower town Easements were flooded
The palace Of the propaganda was struck by
lightning. A dispatch from Genoa says that
four persons have died Of the injuries they re-
ceiyed by the explosion which occurred on
board the new steel torpedo ram Vesuyio at
that port few days ago.
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Trial of the Mayor Of roulon.

The trial Of NJ. Fouroux, mayor Of Toulon,
France, charged with being party to q con-
spiracy to procure q criminal operation upon
Nine. Jonqaieres, wife of Capt Jonquieres of
the French navy. is in progress at Draguignan.
Mime. Laurie. n midwife, and Nine. Audibert,
the divorced wife Of Toulon lawyer, who is
said to have acted as q go-between for Mayor
Fouroux and Nine. Jonquieres. are also
implicated.
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Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria.

Six cases of contagious diseases were re-
ported to the health Office today. Four cases
were scarlet fever and the remaining two were
diphtheria. Last week there were six deaths
from diphtheria and not a single one from
scarlet fever. 1t appears there are more per-
sons afflicted with the foyer than are suffering
from diphtheria, but the latter disease appears
to be more fatal. The work of putting up the
warning signs is still in progress.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Chas
L. Lawson to Lille B. Sinclair ct al, part 8.
50. SIS; $500. II. A. Griswold to W. B. Deming.
part %, So. LOOT; $1,000. C. McNamee to
Wesley Abbott, interest in lot 80, 50. 40;
S2G7.H. A. Gleason to H. P. Marshall, part
tract conveyed by Heitmullcr; 6. Joseph
Shelton to B. II. Warder, parts Al and AZ. SO.
1917: $500 G. H. Dupont to w. H. Tucker, sub
70. 81. 1908; $4,000. II. d. Noble to Dora
Sehworzkopf. sub 6. 50. 544: $1,000. A. s.
Worthington ct al to h. o. Holtzman, part 4
and lot 5, So. 255: s.. Jacob W. Miller to
Charlotte E. Hopkins, lot H. 50. l6G; s..
Charlotte E. Hopkins to Katherine Miller,
undivided moiety in same; s..
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virsiaia state Notes.

s. Gordon Cumming OF Hampton has been
elected assistant professor OF English and his
tory xt William and Mary College.
Both Congressman Edmunds Of the dxth dis
trict and Bowden Of the second are sick at
their respective homes. SIS
The name of Esteneville, in Scott county, the
home Of ex-Consressman Richmond, has been
changed to Gate City.
While wrestling with friend W. A. Pitt Of
Norfolk was thrown and had both legs broken.
One limb wiz hare to BE- amputated, II not both.
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A Dangerous Operation.

Prof Hahn of Berlin has opened the side of
eonsumptive patient who had been under
treatment by the Koch method and removed
from deep cavity in one Of his lungs some
necrotic tissue. The case was one of long
standing. brit, notwithstanding, the operation
was success This is the fourth instance on
record Of such an operation being performed
with favorable results
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Women Delegates Favored.

Returns from S68 districts of the Methodist
Episcopal church of the vote on the question Of
changing the constitution so as to admit
women Representatives to the general confer
ence have been received ut the Methodist Book
Concern in New York. The total vote Of these
368 districts 10 81, Goa, Of which 196, 92S were
cast in favor and III, GA against the proposed
amendment showing o majority to date Of
1924. The districts heard from comprise
about three-ffths Of the districts in the United
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The jersey Jockey Club win ApDe.,

The Jersey Jockey Club VIII Appeal.
The jury in the trial Of the indictment against
the New Jersey Jockey Club for permitting
bookmaking on its grounds yesterday returned
q verdict Of guilty. The case will be appealed
The state moved the trial of the second indict-
ment against the club and a jury was promptly
procured and the prosecution began the taking
Of testimony: Matthew Corbet, a bookmaker,
appeared and plead guilty to two indictments
against hinl. He was fined 81 900 and costs,
which he promptly paid.
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An exemplifed copy Of the will Of the late
Eugene Schwinghammer was received here to-
day from the court Of common pleas of Allan
tic county. N. J., for record.
Percy B. Metzger Of the Pennsylvania bar
was, on motion Of Mr.. Garnett, today ad-
mitted to the bar Of the Supreme Court Of the
District.
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STRIKERS HOPES RAISED.
John Burns Arouses Enthusiasm in Thei
Cause Among Dundee Dockmen,

"7e 1H'HoIS DuHUee DOcKfueH.
The hopes of the Glasgow strikers were
considerably raised yesterday by q dispatch
received from Dundee. 1t was TO the effect
that John Burns, the Scotch leader, had. dur
ing the day, made fervid address
on behalf Of the Scotch railroad strik-
ers to an assemblage composed of
about 3 600 dock lborers. The latter were
wrought to such a pitch Of enthusiasm by
Burns address that they almost unanimously
agreed to 60 out on strike if such action upon
their part was found to be necessary in order
to bring about settlement Of the railroad dis
putes
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The King OF Roumania May Abdica.s.

H"e MIX % Huus"A"HS MY AD<hc8x9s
1t il stated that King Charles Of Hohenzol-
-Sigmaringen, the presen. ruler Of Rou-
mania, has decided to abdicate within a short
time in favor OF his nephew, Prince Ferdinand,
known as the Prince Of Roumania, the second
son Of the elder brother Of Charles /. 1t is
rumoresl that Prince Ferdinand IL engaged to
Princess Mary Of Edinburgh, eldest daughter
OF the Duke OF Edinburgh, secoud son Of Queen
Victoria.
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James J. Corbett Of California, matched 10
fight Peter Jackson for 1000, and his mana.
ger, ChaRlss Stsinsell, arrived at New Orleans
yesterday and will remain until after the
Dempsey Fitzsimmons 6ghk
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P.lo Alto Belle Soda for a1o.ooo.

Pal0 Alto Belle Sold for $4,000.
Miller and Sibley Of franklin, Pa, have sold
to J. C. Lineman Of Lima, Ohio, the four-year-
old FLY Palo Alto Belle. Price received, 900
cash and the bay mare Alfaretta, valued at
u, 900, by Mcantra, dam by Almont
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p ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc,toneer..
~ Se0 Penna- ave. NV.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF ALL FURNITURE, WINES
LIQUORS, BAR FURNISHINGS. ETC, CON
TANNED IN THE HOTEL IMPERIAL, (E
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NoRTHM ESD CON
CRoCKERY, sILyER WARE. FURNITURE,
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQUIRED IN con
DUCIING a FIRsT-cLAss HOTEL, AT PUB
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment duly recorded in
31st day Of December. A. p 1880. made by Poland q
Stats TO as sssisnee will sell, at public auction.
on MONDAY, NINETEENTH OF JANUARY, 1891,
at TEN O'CLOCK, and from DAY TO DAY THERE
AFTER until disposed OF. all and singular the Fur
niture Carpets. Eugs andeers Curtains. MirTo-s.
Chains Tables, Crockery. Silverw5re. Goods. Chat
tells and Effects upon said premises lately belonging
the said Poland K Stats, and the good will of the
bus of the said Hotel Imperial and all right of the
undersigned in the expired lease of SAID premises
The said property will he first offered for sale a. O
whole upon the following terms:
Cash, one-third cesh. and the remainder In equal
monthly payments with securty 70 the satisfsction
be required at the time Of sale. and the said terms
must be coupled with in i've days from day Of sale,
otherwise the said property viii be resdvertised and
sold upon i've days notice by advertisement at the
risk and cost Of the deaulting purchaser. and said
property will not be delivered until the terms OF sale
are complied with In event said property is not sold
OF sale day day. such Quantities the assignee
may deem adv isable.
The said hctel 10 now oren for inspection
ASAPH L. BLISS, ASSIGNEE.
5aS-dts Hotel Imperial; 1877 %. n
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TINE AxxllcAx KAoLI must be nv old bird
he b bald. II ron don't want to be bald use Hail's
Hair Remover and you won't Be. Try h.
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U,RUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
i KNOWN AS No. 413 RIDGE STREET NORTH

WEST
BY virtue Of dees Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, passed in the Of Kicks ct al
Kicks ct al, No. IL. 5sS equity doc 81. the
coed to sell on the TEENTiETH DAY OF JANUARY,
1891. at HALF-PAsT F0Uk O'CLOCK Pm. At pub
y. in square 3l3. descibed a iollows; BERN
thence north lol feet and inches 70 15foot
alley thence east 20 feet thence south 1Ql feet aud
Terms of sale: onethird cash balance in two equal
In df 1sySs s' one spd i've x yss
e trust upon the q ~ s,,a 4, the ooa q
the time NJ sale. AL convey sncing ut cost Of pur-
chaser. terms Of sale not complied with in
ten days the trustee the right u resell
three days advertisement IA the Eyennx star. q The
risk and cost Of the dsfsulttng pun h1ser;
T. H. F1rNAN, Truseee,
5l2 y q. nv.
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LADIES GOODS.

Mrs. N. BRADLEY. MODESTO, { 81. NJ,
IVA formerly OF New York invites the pstronssx %
Washington ladies Perfect mt. nodsr.s. Ir,c-a-
Cutting and basting s,eSiAlty. alJ2{t.
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steinit. Wins Another Game.

The thirteenth game in the chess match for
the championship Of the world was won in New
York yesterday by Steinitz. The score stands:
Steinitz, 8; Gunsbsrg, 8; drawn, 8.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oussr.
EXCEEDINGLY RARE AND COSTLY
CARPETS. RUGS AND HANaINas
AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING THE FOLLOWING SPECIMENS:
Kermit. shirvahan.
Teheran. Mecca,
Royal Asna. Derbent.
Soumsc. Bokhara.
Antique Mecca. Mosque.
Antique Kiva Bokhsrs. Anstolisn.
Antique Royal Mecca Candahar.
BAGDAD poRTIEREs AND OTHER HANGrNGs.
To be sold at my ART ROOMS. 1lth st. and Pa. ave.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
JANUARY THIRTEENTH. FOURTEENTH.
FIFTEENTH,
1881. AT ELEVEN AM AND THREE PM
EACH DAY.
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY. JANUARY II.
FROM An. To6P.M.
This ID exceptionally fine collection and was Sc
lected especially for this market.
THOMAS BOWLING.
3aS4s Anctioneer.
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5l2 O. n y.
RArcIIFRK. DARR CO.. Aucts ,ss-dfds

TRusIEE.s SALE OF yALuABLE IMPRoyEp
J. REAL ESTATE on THIRD STREET WEST
BkTMEEM VIRGINIA AHENuE AND SOUTH
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearns data the
xddsy Of July, A. d. ls and duly rpcordsd IN Lab<r
fog tbs Drct q oclumbta and q the REQUEST Of the
party secured thereby. the unncrSdned trustee vii
~ 4 pvhlac ale md q 5So.t q the grsni.es SAT
AID. 1901. st the hour Of foUE O'CLOCK p. NJ, al
thai pacel o. oqnd s1tafc IN the ey Of Wsshfngton-
in this D1str1ct u Columbia. and known and dearr1rd
g lot numbered nine CD IN William h. Philips su3di
vision Of part Of original lot numbsred two f21 IN
sauzEe nnn,Dsrsd nye hundrsd and eyhty.cne e5s1l.
sid gubdivi rorlsd IN lAber b folio Id one
q the survxyors records Of sid Dsrct tosshsr vth
the improvements thereon
Terms q sais: onehalf o. purchass money in cash
md tbs balance IN equal inG1allnseufs e <6l md
twelve CD months from The day q sale. with infere1
10 Be secured b. TIE noss OF the purchase snd N sp
proved dsed Of tust The property sold. ali cash
q The option Of ths purchassr elO0 depout q the
time o. ale ana al conveyanc1nG md recording q
psrchassss sxpepss. 1sns q sals % b collhsd
HopsIT asshs "A and ooa q Dc dsauisinG poT-
- YExDAIL 4 AIxxANpER. Trussss.
THOMAS poWIIuo. Ancnoas9- k6lS6
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CARHARr & LErDrs
JANUARY sALE-
win place on sale our case Of Extra Size and
Weight Marseilles Bed Spreads at sl.25. Well
worth more money.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, made of New York
Mills muslin linen bosom and bands; con-
dnuous facings; sizes. IA to Is. A frst-class
Shirt, aud the price only SOC.
No. 2. Still better Unlsundered Shirt, made
10 our special order. Nothing could be added 10
Il. Price, Toe
One lot of Pure Linen Oatmeal Towels, size
1916 with fancy borders. Only l2bc. less
than they can be imported for.
Special Value
6O-inch Cream Damask Table Linen, extra
quality; only &c.
CARHART l. LEIDY.
ja3 a2S 9TH It. and 1O8 st. r.v.
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X ATcLiFFf, DARN d 90, Az tleDesI..
ID ATcLIffE, DARR CO.. Aucsioncer..
Trustees SALE OF 3-sroRY FRAME HOUSE.
NH isoS ftET GhUuNp. on SPRING ST.


MIN ls,oS fLEI GROUND, on SPRING ST.
NEAh MAPLE AVE. ANACoSTlA.DC
Under and hy virtue cf certain deeds of trust one
recor4ed IN liHr IL, folsS - so uf tbs land
rec rsls lff the District % 60 uiiia the ofhsf
q the more eject sally dee rIl- the
lses, ana rtsorded IN IOer lstS so.io lta o.
Jan Or,is OF the District Columbia and az
quest 81 the party thereby. the lsrSgnsd
trustees viii sell al pubic auCtion in irOnl of the
premises, un Mt'NDAl, SlcOND DAY Oh FFBRI-
AR A. ID. 1891, at hOJL DCIOCk y. NJ. AL al lots
ten tlo), eleven III. tvs i've tll, thirteen l and
fourteen u4). h A Gr1swolds subdivision Of lots
~ ven Cd and twelve tl2l. Trt of Gin strr tossher
with >eissefis al tlo~e NE
OF land snd Ir-inIs.s lying hewt- t.se southwest line
oi 90 nJlr,,rl & llu) ssssaIysi0 and
the northwest tne OF Morris PRESENT ttn<t-
tutcd and tine rht O. WAY alley a. the u
said LOT ten tlol rcntlnued a riugh 10 said Morris
ruau, Together With iiiIlIroveplrnfs Nr
Terms OF SAFE: tnethird purchase money 10 he
paid IN cash. rrsidur monthly quarterly. seIn,-rnnu
h.ls OF amt payments aeprIa;p n,f IT'S than
sh hundred dollars ts,.Ul Ter and interest az 8
ter cent Per tnnlnL, Issun.e quarterly. which
urclaser u 10 give lroEIIsssry notes ured 10y ssd
o. rus on property sod ali cash. option pur-
cLassr IL terIs 81 safe Competed tiu)
Gays from DAY OF the trustees the
resell AZ risk and the delaulting
I'VE days adytr tlsf ntnt uf resale net
IarNr pubslslled IN Nesi.ineton. DC. deposit u
two hundred dollars ts-aUD vii oe required bad
y acrelted. All convey and recording Of
the purchaser. ALBERT Is. RUIZ. Trustee.
d- d&Os ". Is. BALDWIN. trustee.
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Highest Of an in Leavenng Pow-U Govt Report Aug n, 1885,
@!A!s!!! R Bsxsssz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

(HANckRI SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, rs
~ TATE. no. BOO STREET. NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree 81 the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia PASSED equity No lys7
the Understand vii sal N front OF the promises at
JAN A. u. lssll at FOUR o'cLoCk 2. NJ.
par cf lot In square lOi. bein the - feet fonf
on l. stree. by an even depfh OF ~ feet thereof
Terms Of sale: Cash purchaser 20 ssSusne an ,.x~-
and ass sente 20 date Of sale 500 depnsi, al sAe
Terms to be complie.i with IN days
EDWARD Il. THOMAS, Trustee.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auct's d.sl.ys.5.s
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
BLACK HORSE (ABorT YEARS.; VERY HAND
SOME COUPE kOCKAwAH IN PRIME ORDER;
HARNESS. ROBES. &c, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JANUARY TENTH, 1891, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front OF my auction rooms,
shall sell the above handsome turnout. jaS-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auchonesr.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE. ELEGANT CAR
RIAGES. FINE HORSES, AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS,
SATURDAY. JANUARY TENTH 1891.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
EMBRACING IN PART:
One superior Piano. several handsome Mirrorp Turk
fish and other Parlor Suites In prime condition. fine
Eneravings artistic Rocking Chairs, handsomely
carved Easy Char. Couches Folding Cabinet Bed
stesds nut, marble top and other Chambr Turni-
ture. Dining Room and Once Furniture. Brussels and
Insrain Carpets. Cooking and Heating STOVES, to-
gether with many other articles in the housekeeping
line
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK,
Two superior Combination Fire-proof Safes in Der
feet condition.
ALSO. Al II O'CLOCK,
Ten Splendid Mares, weighing from 800 to I 800.
warranted sound and in tine condition, and year,
old, suitable Tor coupe or heavy draft.
Anuinber of other Horses from different parties.
Cne elegant Broughanl made by Wood Bros one
English Dog Cart by brewster OF Broome st.
ALSO,
Thirty Vehicles q every description
Coupe Rockaway. Hcrse, Harness, Robes, &C.,
splendid turnout jaS-1
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AUCTION SALES.
fTIrRE DANs.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,,oncer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer.
PAIR or BROWN KENrucKy MARES AND
nhAks Old. fvlL SISTERS. sAfE FAMILY
On sArukDAi, JANUARy TENfH, lsli. al
IMtiNhoClSCk " m mont OF my aosfion rcssns.
shall sell the aheNe-p,s \; oned Is = O. horses
THOMAS BOWLING. Aact,osesr.
SIX HEAVY DRAFT NAgEs. WEIGHING PROM
S;;ssSs 70 ,l,ssc9 >sCirkBIE foR ANY HAN
PERFECTLY SOUND IA, EMILY BRouoHr
fEEIGE sAhhIr 1sS hSRNEss ;S ss ~ r Ss
LADIES hoRsF. Ailso oNE foUs-Hoksr
NIXON ,NhAhLN MN. coMPI.krk SIT
On SATURDAY, JANUARY TI.NTH, 1871 az
TNILNE O'CLOCK. IN frunt OF ny anctlsIn roans i
shall sell Che above Personsl properly AL frst ols.s
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
9s..a Austiouecr.
X ArcLIffE' DAKk GO. An tioneeIs,
VALUABLE BUILDING lot or FTFTFKNTU
sIkfEr BETMEEN RHODE ISLAND ANlNpR
AND sTRkEf NOkTHNFsT
On THURSDAY. ThE flFIEENTH DAY or Jam
AL. lsSl. al toUh oCilOCk A. N. Will oder
for sale In front ii the presnlsas,
SUB LOl a.
SQUARE, 90.
fronting - Test on h street ~ defth Of lOn feet
To an alley Inns - desirable building and should
aide building lot.
lerh.s iasde known a, time Of sale. A dero-i, Of
not complied with IN fifteen days from day OF sale
rieii reserNe ed 10 resell tie property the r1E and
tissut Of suh r,-sai. in some neasa,s,.r S,,,..,a
IN !, asliiny7on. DC. ALI convey AI.1ns; and rsorn.
nj the cos; OF the pur. hEssr.
kATCLIfFE, DARR Co.
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CARHART 4 LEIDY.
92S eth It. and SO6 K ct. r.y.
The morning call., 1891-04-25

Resignation of the Supreme Arch of the
Supreme Grove of U. S.

Resignation of the Supreme Arch of the
Supreme Grove of U. S.
Walhalla Grove, No. 16, initiated four
candidates last Monday evening.
j. Bloom, P. A, and j. Codoni, p. A., of
Olema Grove, No 80, were in the city during
the week on grove matters
George II. Bahrs, N. G. A., will institute
new grove at Duncans Mills this evening.
Hesperian Grove, No. 10, conferred the
second and third degrees on one member on
Tuesday evening. The Entertainment Club
Of the grove, which now numbers ninety
members, held meeting and decided 10
give party in honor of the newly elected
officers on Tuesday evening, May 10Th.
James j. D0nnelly, S. r J., was reelected
Trustee OF Hesperian Grove, No. Is, on
Tuesday evening. making twenty-four times
that he has been consecutiyely elected to an
Office in that grove. He was for nineteen
terms Treasurer and has held the Office of
Trustee for three terms.
George II. Bahrs, N. G. A., accompanied
by X. L. Cottingham, p. n. G. A, and the
Grand Secretary, paid an official visit to
Duxbury Grove, No. 26, BolinaS, last Satur-
day evening. After the usual speeches tine
fourth degree was conferred in the lower
hall.
The grand prize masquerade ball given by
Mount Tanalpais Grove, No. So, at Gordon's
Opera House. San Rafael. last Wednesday
evening for the benefit of tho fund to enter.
tain the Grad Grove next June, which
meets there, was great success. The
grand march was led by George ii. Bahrs,
N. G. A.. as king Of the carnival. with Miss
Curtiss as queen.
Ed A. Stevens, Supreme Arch OF the Uni
ted States, has resigned. Louis G. SchOrd,
Deputy Supreme Arch, is now by virtue Of