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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

Suggestion That it be Placed where Every
One Can See II.
T-,.r,-

Editor Of TIE TINES
As citizen of Virginia. a Confeder-
ate, an admirer of Mr. Davis. right or
wrong. all during the war. and as
factor in the laudable enterprise of erect.
/ ing monument 10 his memory. don't al low
II TO 90 out on the old fields a. in the case of
General Lee. Just think. two great men
pioneers on the suburbs OF Richmond This
reminds me of an equal misft. the Columbian
exhibition at Chicago The idea OF taking
Columbus his ships charts. maps. lOg. book
Nc.. sea-tarlng man. from the spa-girt nor
tons Of our land 70 the remote interior CITY
Oh the Western plains Chicago Not that
Mahomet shall go % the mountain but
rather at Mahomet shall lie with 1t in the
IN DIST OF the people whom he loved that wa
may DO IN eIbow-touch with the monument
and realize great JOY # not warmth by It's
pre-en
The location OF General Grants tomb ON
the banks of the Hudson in Riverside Park
would on account of it, height be better
adapted for a monument than a mausoleum.
Let us gather closely about us the dust and
the mononth Of our great Southern states
man with the tenderness characteristic OF the
French when they removed all that was NOR
tal OF their immortal Lero from -. Helena to
the Hotel DIES lnyalIdes in Paris
Erect the monument not on malarial fiat
or mountainous plateau. but on ground
high. higher still. that future generations I'm
the great march of time may in behOldin0 In
read the never-dying history of the sixfiee.
that IL may be seen by all men in all aces
landmark. Mecca a guide. a ight "a II
were on an IRON bound coast directing futura
civilization: that the Scyllas and Clarvbdis /
on our political chart may be STRONGLY /
marked
am here reminded that while the remains /
1i General Washington were held by the orig
nal vault overlooking the Potomac passin,,
.essels would ring their bells in honor ~ /
he dead chleitain. Since the remains have
)een taken 70 the secluded aud less prominent
'Mce OF the new sepuIturs in the majority of
asses the above honor IS at present recoD.
llzed more IN the breach than in the OBJ
eryance.
Locate the monument prominently. The
aims Of tho Allen lot or CANDLES Hin ara
'orthy oil considerations. that the people
oming into Richmond from the far away
lnny South shall 10 able To greet il AZ the
rst Object lesson; also that those who coma
p by the ocean and the rivers 81 all greet II
simultaneously with the rays II tho
sing sun bedazzling the eloquent shaft
IN the morning glory and radiant
DiendOr az only the Day-GCd is susceptiLle
ct the pose # the figure be- southwark ~
ronouncng 40 all-the while benediction
1on the heads Of the people who upheld
I'M by the m ght of their strong right arms
tho espouser OF their cause which th0uoh
81 It's hl' tory has echoed around the W rld
I'd gwen ample evidence people who are
} the watch tower ever eaous OF their
)erty and the safety Of their country. i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
Good TempIars Entertained.

Confederate Soldiers Home Lodge was Wis
tied Thursday evening last 10y Rescue Lodge
ahc the following programme WAS splendldly
executed Addres Of welcome by dward
Williams responded TO by X. c. Trayior
chorus by the lodge God Calling Yet" dnet.
by Misses Ford and Waldrop: recitation.
Blddy McGee.' by Ely Jones' reaung.
he Soldiers Reprieye.' by Miss ConeIia
Bell reading. The Biyouac OF the Dead "
by Miss Prtchard Smith duet. No. Sir" by
Miss Beulah Ford and George II. Hayden:
recitation. " Blue and the GRAY. by Harry
Green clio ing chorus, Sound the Battle
CRY, by the lodge. Mss Laura Atkinson
performed at the organ.
During tie recitation of The Soldiers Re
prie'e' by Miss Bell many Of the old soldiers
gave vent 90 their feelings with tears
1 he entertainment was much enjoyed by
the visitors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

A new schedule will 90 into effect IN the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway ut . Z. NJ. sun
day. November 18th. making the following
changes
\ train will leave Richmond on weekdays
al $40 A. NJ. T Clifton FORGE. which will
make connection for points between GOrd0ns-
vile and Washington; for stations on the
Norfolk and Western railroad north and
south Of Basic City and tor stations on Val
ley branch OF the Baltimore and OHIO north
Of Staunton.
The train now leaving az 1l05 A. VI. will
leave at +. NJ. quickening the time 70 Gin
cinnati by three hours.
The 43OP W. train hitherto running 10
Gordonsyille and Orange will run only 10
Boutwell,
Other trains will leave as at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
COLUMBUS MOON.
Miss Winnie Davis Enthusiastically Re.
celyed b. tho Veterans.

The members Of Lee Camp held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at Lee Camp Hall last
evening. Colonel A. W. Archer was in COM
mand and Adjutant Stratton recorded I'm
view OF the tact Miss Winnie Davis had an
| nounced her intention % visit the camp dur
my the evening, the attendance was velv
large and many members were ACCOMPANIED
by their ladies' The officers OF the camp were
IN full uniform.
After the meeting had been opened with
PRAYER by Chaplain klddck. "a cOmmunica-
ton was read from the department OF Jus
tee at Washington asking for informant N "a
to the whereabouts OF Major Samuel 4. Ind
lngton. OF the Con. ederate army
A communication addressed 10 Colonel "
i. smith was read from General William n
Payne, president OF the Association of the
Army Of Northern Virginia
Inc communication stated that at the Inst
annual meeting Of the Association the presi-
dent was directed 9 appoint q committee. To
confer with its executive committee and 10
suggest tile best course 30 pursue 10 awaken
more enthusiasm and create greater interest
IN the Association. IL WAS decided that col
onel Smith and Colonel Archer should attend
the conference.
About o'clock Miss Winnie Davis accom-
panied by Mrs General Anderson and az |
eorted by Major /. A. Brander and Colonel |
George '. bidgood. entered the hall
Inc members OF the camp arose from their
seats anu Colonel A. W. Archer made an an
propriate speech OF welcome. which was
acknowledged by Miss Davis
he proceedings were then interruptad
during the stay Of the visiting ladies. A
snort reception then followed. and the mem
pers OF the camp and their ladies' were intro
iuced 20 Hiss Winnie Davis by Co. onsi
Archer and Major Lrander.
, bliss Winnie Davis and Mrs. General An
lerson remained tor about fifteen minnie.
ma then retired with their escorts. Before
eaying the baIl Colonel Archer stated how
llghly Hiss avis ap reciated the courtes,es
attended to or by tue camp and that She
my regretted that previous engagements did
ot permit her TO stay longer.
latter snort Ia by Colonel Murphv on
II, experiences during his second visit =
Tavern Ill! the Camp adjourned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
CLOTHING. ETC.
Burk- Made CI0tliDgI

A TRIAL has convinced reoDI.
that Burk-Made Clothing is every.
thing 1t is represented to be. WIZ
don't you try it? Those STA
OVERCOATS we have spoke,
OF are eye-openerS for Clotbin,
Buyers How can you sell them
at $3.50 and EXPLANATIONS of m,
kind come pouring in our can
every day. We have them IN
light, medium and heavy-weigb.
To match them would cost you no
less than SO. Our Overcoats ara
not common slop-shop, ready-made
garments. They fit well and look
as well as those turned ont by the
best merchant talIors. We have
some as low as $3.50 and as hirb
as $50.
In our Suit Department we ofe,
a specially desirable line Of excel.
lent Business Suits at 81, S.. 81
and SO. They are the best Suits
ever offered for the money. We
tell you truthfully that the aver.
age retail price is from s. to s.
more than we are asking for them.
A little judicious investigation will
prove it most conclusiyely
Trade was lively in our Chill.
lren's Department last week.
Anybody can buy a Child's Suit or
)vercoat at our figures. You'll be
TO see what kind of Suits
we're selling at $3.50. They're ao.
ually worth a dollar more. 40
'ther store will sell them for Ios5
)ur better qualities range in price
rom So to $3.50. BE sure to get
ne from us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
Pow hafan Climb Mar

-. me braves were out in full force last even.
ing an the wigwam resounded with the " a. /,
G.S Vl tne warriors. The question of attend.
~ ~, 1,re ne"ly-eIected Congressman to Wash
poor IN ortunate servants of the pnblic wi 7
.a,e 10 take their railroad passes and Journey
70 1 lhe capital all 10y themselves -'-''
,; inioe sr new members were elected last eve
Ralkf Iney were Messrs. John Knox G n
ia pee and joseph H. Shepherd. -
III; = new mem bership committee was elected
S S-,n nIri rrtiaur Robinson chairman and
Andrew l. Tenser secretary. "nu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
Return of the odd-feJIov.

=. Grand Warden Thomas N. Kspdler and
N aIhtI-u G, George B. Davis. L. 4. Tucker
G. GoSWIe-S IRA H CHRIS. Evensen NJ. b. Ramos.
~ h.. a,, ana Mr.; Loe1'er of Richmond Lodge
ms was the delegation uresen, f-o p;.I
Tnona on odd elbow, day at the Fynosit 80,
~ ~ T T well entertained and had banpy
u Sine; Inc Richmonders called ON Grand .ia Irs
onaries d. ~, busbee and were cordiaIIv vel
greatly improved. "i"Hu ore ID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
Property Transfars.

Rtch,nond Cify.-Claiborne Booker p Sar,
uel il. Pullman. IL feet on north side Mi
street between 81. Johns and st. Paups
s o ~" o
X. +. Cavedo to Daniel Duke. Is feet on
south side loOdy Run street 1000.
Christian K. Kuyk 10 Matte W. Hard
WlcAe. 81 feet on east side 1wenty-slxth
street. near o, $4,000
neNnlcp County, ouis and Z. c. Rawlings.
trustees to A. NJ Bowman trustee l7o 10
land, q. 300 '"' AO"-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
An Alderman Duafiaab

~, Mr, Charles W. Hsrdwicke. thesuccessor n
nr. Richard NJ. Taylor in the Board of Al
vyvs i Qualified yesterday before JUDGE
VII IN the hustings court. The new renre-
sentative OF Jefferson ward has been plac, Il
b;s Tue same stan ling committees on which
tes on Z rounds and Buildings Iiebt snd :,
Johns Burying- Ground Is ~ ""u o'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

IA. .ns intel States Civil Service Commission
ex,m SmeO.sa the local board here to hold an
Pos.Dmce on the lst day OF December tss'
mppncatons for this examination will ba 20
r ,oa oy the secretary OF the board AZ tn
dsts v na up to the hour OF closing on thu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

1D+VIIH 'I'Id AuNOcnte.T
Inc RICHMOND TINS is rapidly BECOMING
largely circulated, popular and indnentiai
newspaper new On the plan of great dailies in
intelligence and business in the rit;ss J's. y.
from those OF the publication. that paper bas
1ound II necessary 10 have such agencies in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

brssihn M, SYMPTOMS OF hear. disease Ar. ,ho,,
% side H .Wo.ns , Iiirt and hungry spells pain
ffsT Heart Cure is msrvsloS ma' ra II Me. ne.
frs vA "a Heart Disease with wonderful cnrs n'
str tire :. or Uwens Minor Drug Co. ioo7 Main NAN
Gsdic,I 2y ~ Rostofhoe, or address Dr. Iilss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

sn ne naptist General Association Of Virginia
a. spp 6a1 Yesterday the follow ng gentlemen
Sen,; eIesates to the great tenn erance con
18th. u, 70 10 oe ned here December 18th and
Zones Zones u; d., and Revs. w. II. BntIer W
Oiayorook and j. r. Moffett. ''''' l. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
MILLINERY. FANcI GOODS. So.


Our buyer is again in the market AID
within the next ten days we shall receive
large shipments daily We are compelled %
have space for New Winter Millinery Wh
this object in view We have gone through our
entire stock Of Millinery and made q sweep
ing reduction. just at tho time you arc most
IN need Of Millinery Ne shall tempt You with
prices such as have never been offered a. rs
season Of the year
Bear in mind this is not an af.srseasoa
sale Of Old styles, but repre- sn,s the choicest
and newest styles shown 10 both TRIMMED
ana Unframed HATS and BONNETS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
g DAVIS,
TODAY! TODAY!
LADIES' JACKETS AND CAPE WRAPS.

received yesterday another big Ladies'
uength Jackets both plain and fur-trimmed Also magnificent
e OF Cape Wraps in light tan, light gray black The Fur
trimmed Jackets include all the popular Moufon
Sachan Gray kmmer Raccoo French Hare and Coney The
cape aIs are handsomely trimmed jet and braid; plain with
Oslcn Gather Trimming and the handsome line
offered this season. II you have bought your wrap do go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

Io'MohRow's TINES will contain a npn,har
OF very interesting features. 1t will be Of
twelve pages, and besides the regular depart
ments' which are always attractive. will have
an article from the pen of DR.. Palmer 10
scrioing the Crabtree River Falls in
Nelson county, the highest waterfall in
world and one of the most
interesting and picturesque of the many in
'eres'ing and romantic localities in Virginia
These and the other special articles and tbs
regular excellent telegrsphic reports from all
portions OF the world, will make thu mana,
Tomorrow model issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

iAE entire Democratic ticket was elected in
IOWA after most exciting contest, altboucb
eos 's"n iour years ago Iowa could always be
.onnoentiy counted on with absolute conf
aence by the Republicans. and won,d ,;r.
anywhere from 10000 20 eo ooo s'o
=" ,S ms shows that tho farmer.
THO West have changed thar
..-.~ ' ascidediy since the McKinlev
49," "en' INTO effect. aud if the Eastern mo.
Cs'o ' ~ expect to buy them all as thew did
"H'0 ,aey will have to spend more norsr
~. 1usa snsy viii receive through McKiplsy,.rn
nEssset!os whistle. ' i0' sas'F
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& CO.,

Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
mo 1921
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
Daughters OF Veterans.

Mrs. John a. Logan Tent, D, was Instituted Ga
MHHAH--rt Long Leland Feb y. The Tent H.
composed 81 IO energetic aud enthusiastic young
ladirs, which Ataris with every prO-cct 81
aud rapid growth. officers Pres. Lizzie NJ.
Hewlett S N.-P, Emma HutchIugs; J. V.-P
Sarah A. Sobeyi Chap Evelyn Cornell; Sec,
Viola u. Sgamuui irgas, Sarah j. Wood ]. q,
Eta Poster o., Ann" Simin-Ou: NJ Edith NJ.
Coleman Trustee Ella Cook. This IL the first
Tent HtaJcd .n New York, but the old Empire
State never duc- luy thing ty halves aud will soon
have s1 or seven more good Tents
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
RELIEF CORPS NEWS.
Gleanings from National Headquar
terS---NOieS from the Departments
Mary SEARS MCHEERT, National President
HANNAH r. PIIMFToS, National Secretary.

To specially aid and assist tho Grand Army Of
the Republic and to perpetuRte the memory or
their heroic dead.
To assist such Union veterans Rs need our help
and protection, and 10 extend ncedful aid TO their
widows and orphans; TO hnd them homes and
employment, and assure them OF sympathy and
friends 10 cherish aud emulate the deeds of our
Army Nurses and Of all loyal women who render
ed loving service 90 their country ia her hour OF
peril.
To incucate lessons OF patriotism and love OF
country atuong our children aud ia the Commun-
ties in which live; 10 maintain true allegiance
90 the United States Of America; 20 discountenance
whatever tends to weaken loyalty and 10 encour-
ne the spread OF universal liberty aud equal rights
10 all
Women Of good moral character and correct de-
pertinent who have not given aid aud comfort to
the enemies II the Union, who would perpetuate
the principles TO which this association stands
pledged and who have attained theRge OF 10 years,
shall be eligible TO membership Ia the Woman's
Relief Corps
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
PInearnIe nrnsI,nrIon.

The greatest novelty introduced by scedsmen thls
scHsuu is the Winter Pineapple Muskmeion. II IS
"a native of tie sandwich Islands hHs been grown
successfully u tie Iuitcd -tHtoE ihc last two years
Aside from iis remarkably fine eating qua I,ies rtd
pheasant flavor, d j. said o. keep sound ard sweet
Bll IS inter and Iaie IH tue Spring. Samuel iI~nu,
81 MeCnaulcsVIlc, Pa, one u the most popular
seed grower U the United states IL the utrOdUgcT
OF tits valuable melon. iiis lurRc aud handsomely
illustrated catalogue can he had free on RppiiCa-
ton. send lor a.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
SOUTH DkKnTh,-

General Orders No. . issued al Huron, by COM
mHud ~ r. 7. Langley, Department Commander
T. NJ. Dhumu~, A. A. G.--cOutain the following:
The eighth annual LuclHpmeHt Of this Depart
mCut is called TO meet iu the city Of NHnEtun %
O'Clock D. On. March IS and will continue during
the 2Gih nud 9th 1891. The Council 81 Admins
traiun is called 10 meet Tuesday evening the 23th
day OF March, 1891, al Nsukton. The citizens Of
Yauktlu are arranging 90 give the delegates and
visiting COmWdes aud friends royal entertain
fncul. aud the Commander II desirOus that al re-
ports which are yet wanting at these headquarters
viii al once be forwarded, together with all per
capita taX. and that every Post ia this Department
will be well represented aHd be entitled 10 seats In
! tho EupaUfuuIeUt
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
WISCONSIN,

Department Headquarters IN Milwaukee viii be
closed March 10 20 ls inclusive. No supplies VIII
De issued after March J. THE is 10 enable the
QusrtcrmRsiei's accounts for the year 10 be closed
Comrades are earnestly requested not 10 bring any
business pertaining 30 tllc QuaTteInRsiers Depart
mCIt 10 the LUCemumput for settlement. No
money can be received there.
The annual Campfire will be held IN Turner Hall
the evening of March ~. ComrRdes desiring
accom- mOdFiiOus should address q. ID. Cleveland,
Oshkosh. OF H. III. Clemm0us, Secretury 81 the
SOCIAL committee. Oshkosh, who will answer all
inquiries ID D. tire purpose ~ the committee 20
quarter comrades accompanied by their wives Ia
private families.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
Weak, Nervous Msn.

Send NJ once for full directions (sealed) FREE OF
Common Home Treatment, will positively ali
effects Of ina potency. etc, the only cure known
for yuric ocelc, and certain method electric
nonsense, stomach druggiug. Address AL
BIOS PnAE3iACY Co., Albion. Michigan.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings OF Regimental and Other 0rgaHI-
EahOng.

Nim-'H Flying Battery Association held their 26ih
annual Reunion st tie Revere House Boston, Feb.
-. About 20 Of tne veterans were present. Col.
Minis presided 90 the business meeting and post
prHndibl cEcrcscs, introducing Gen, Nicsers0ul %
thC old lfth Me.: e.. s. Anthony. Mass g0uu-
Cii G.A r.; Mai. MtIlaud, John ID. lhlluEs, 81 tho
lUh Battery, Lieut. ID N. Hammond. Charles II.
only fyug battery from New England in The war.
The 5sih Regiment Association held lis annual
Reunion Ht tie IuHcd Siates Hotel, Boston, Fsb.
- About c. veterans were present. Capt. A. NJ.
Dudley presided. Officers elected: Pres. Capt.
A. NJ. Dudley N-P., "a. a. Brown; Sec. aud Treas.
Arthur Hooper, Executive Committee. Samuel
Hawcs. Henry ID. Mhltc, Daniel l.. johnson, ID. Y.
Gopher, George vs. Jenkins }. B Parker. A. r.
lrcelaud A. H. Perry, l.. ID. MunTOe, J. Z. Turner,
4 l. Loud
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
RHODE ISLAKD,-

The following appointments on the STAG OF the
Department Commander are announced; Ass 4
Adit-Cicn., Edmund ~ preutss Post H. ASS
q. M-Geu., Daniel r. Iailou Post u f; Inspector
Theodore A. Perry, Post ] Judge Advocate, Wm
A. Phillips Post 10; Chief Mastering Officer, ChHs
u. Baker Post Il: Senior Aid-de-Camp, Henry s
Oney, Post TO- The address oi the Assistant Adju-
taut t.eucral Is J.. .. Box &c. Providence, r. L.
aud al matters la connection with this Department
from Post Commanders and others must be seni
direct 10 him
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
NEW JERSEY.

The ninth annual Encampment Of the Division
was held at Trenton Feb. g. There was a large
attendance Of delegates, and the enthusiasm was
great. The AdjutanGs report showed the number
In good standing March 81. 1890, 7I5; gained by
mustern 335; by transfer, 4; by reinstatement,
IOb; total TO Dec 81 1890 {5. Loss By DEATH 1; by
Cam ps disbanded, l3 By suspension l9i; by trans
fer dropped and honorable discharge 80; number
In good standing Dee 81, 1890 93i; number in good
standing March 81. 1890 7l5; net gain to Dec. 81,
2Ig The following Camps have been mustered
since Jan. l. 1891: Camp 80 at Beverly. with II ap-
plicants; Camp 40 Rt SOmerville, with III applI-
eants. The following officers were elected: Col.
Thomas X Edmonds Trenton; Lieut. Col, Chas
r. Teiter MilIvie; Division Council, David
Strauss Elizabeth John GOerning JERSEY City :
A. DIX, Lakewood; AdJt, f. o. Woodward, Tren-
ton q NJ Louis J. Hamer, Trenton; Chap, David
T Lamb, AIilvile; ms, Louis l.. Drake, Eliza
beth; Mastering Officer. Chas. TheobOld. Jersey
City; Judge Advocate T. E. Jones, Orange
surg r. f. Dic<ey. Someryie Delegate at-large,
w r. Allstrons, Long Branch; Delegate, III. h.
Marchbaulc Newark.
Officers Of the following Camp are:
Camp 36 LakewoOd-Capt, O.W. Budlong; First
Iieut f. s. Hurlburt; Second Lieut., A. =. Dix !;
Council, f. 5. HuFlburt, A. s. Dix, b. L. Guice
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
PEKESYLVkRIk.

DHu J. Newman, Secretary Of the l32d Pa.
Association. Scranton, Pa, wishes all survivors Of
the OLD regiment tp srud their p0stoElce addresses
10 ilfu. te next RCuOu b. 10 be held at Autictan
Sept. ~, 1891 aud 10 make it success the roster
must be- completed, The association badge adopt
ed al tiC last meeting viii be finished about March
handsome silver badge aud ihc cost viii be S.
poet pnd, 20 any c0ulIade Ol thc regiment.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05

SleepleSSneSS, nervous prostfn,iOn, nervous
dyspepsia, dullness, blues, opium habit cured by
DR. Miles Nervine. Samples free At druggists, by
mail lOc. MILES MED. Co, ELEHAET. IsD.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
NEBRASKA.

Officers Of the following Camp are:
John w. Gsary, 40, Litchheld-Capt. ]. O. Nc
Gowan; First Lieut., W. ID. Philips; Second Lieut.,
w. B. Bryan.
Camp T. Spring Ranch-Capt., @. TT. Hyde; First
Lieut.. q. b. Nance; Second Lieut. Frank Meehan;
Council S. BANTER, I. V. Hull, G. b. Nance.
The National tribune., 1891-03-05
MASSACHUSETTS. =


Pact department Commander =. q Rutherford
gave O. reception the other night at his home iu
Grand Rapids % tiic former ueuibors uf his sthn
There WeIe prgsrut W. ~ lAbrpe Assistant Adju-
thuthsucWl. Jutgc 81 Brown, oi Big Raprd- ~.
u. 1lnBs. 81 Grand Haven B D. GFHv-r YI Adrinu
li a. Paranl " Detroit aud Louie kautz 81 Nus
EeEuut Past Department Commander Rush J
Shank, ~ lansing I..cr n cs. - Bairiot. Cbicf
Mu-terlug officer Ma a. D. St0rr- - North Mus
kegon, Huu Assistant Inspector General u d.
Enwf= nf tHr Illinois teutuI Railroad hIl accom-
panied Jy tArr wives The house wsz beautifully
decorated bud toe dining table wac iu tue shape oi
"a hollow square.
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VERMONT.

The sons Of @. p. Taylor Camp, Sc, Ps-vIet. held
their hrst annual Masquerade Ball as Town Hall
feh. ~ There wcrs over 60 couples present %
enjpv the evening
officers of the following Camp are.
j. A. sheldon. 6G West Rutland-csns Crank
idneolni First Lieut., Ellsworth Kellogg; Second
Lieut., Wayne Clark Council, G.. b. Ross p ~
Pattcn, ThOs NaIoney
The National tribune., 1891-03-05

TAI Post elections received at this Office which
bavc moi been already published will appear az
toon as space can be found Tor them. u any are
Eeni which do not appear la tie course of two
month. ID will be understood that they were pub
hEhpu before.