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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
MARTINS FERRY.
NowS Notes and Personals from Our Ncar
Nelghbor.

NeIEhbor.
Judge ]. S. Cochran disclaims all re-
sponsibility for the i~nexcusable disre-
spect shown the Catholic school, the
Glass Blowers union, and other organi-
cations, in not extending 10 them invi-
tations to participate in the Columbus
Day celebration; that his name was
used by the committee without his
knowledge, the invitations were out
before he knewhe was on the committee,
and that the committee never showed
him the courtesy to inform him that
he was on it, or to meet with him, or
consult him as to q single invitation,
though they passed him on the streets
every day.
The exposure Of Senator F%aulkner's
trickery in Yesterdays INTELLlGENcER,
was read with much interest here and
commented upon during the day. 1t
is the universal opinion that the INTEL,
LIGENcER has Faulkner on the run, and
the paper deserves credit for making
the discovery.
Jess Hopkins entertained the Cres-
cent Quartette, OF which he is a mem
Der, last night at his home on Penn
street.
Will Tweedy, Of this city, and John
Ong, OF Mt. Pleasant, left yesterday for
Knoxville, to spend several days hunt
ing.
James Peters, of Empire, o.. has
taken a clerkship in the freight depot
OF the G. & P. at this place.
Harry Evans, who has been seriously
sick with typhoid fever, is better.
A new time card went into effect on
the G., L. & W. road on Sunday.
Harry Robinson spent Sunday with
his parents in st. Clairsville.
j. R. Pickens and wife are visiting
friends at Mansfield.
The "Y" Quartette will sing at Wells
burg this evening.
NO one else furnished one penny in aid
of the pretended colonization scheme ex-
copt Monitor @, j. Faulkner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
End refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAY HRARolSO0. ca.
LOUISVILLE ~. GEw T00S &A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
RELLAIRE.
An sorts of Local News n Gossip from
thu Glass CltT.

an Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
thu Glass CItT.
Colonel Poorman spent Sunday at his
home here after a splendid meeting al
GAINESVILLE on Saturday night. He
seems 10 thrive on political work, and
Notwithstanding lie has been going
night and day for u month past, talking
in the open air or in halls, Just as may
have been arranged, he is us hale and
hearty as he was years ago. Last night
he spoke ut Delaware, and tonight VIII
be at Sardis, giving the rest oil the week
to Jefferson county. The Indiana state
committee has heard such favorable re-
ports from the localities Colonel Poor
man spoke in in that state that they
have prevailed upon him to give them
two more speeches next week, but this
is all the time he will spend outside the
state. He has the most cheering re-
ports from all sections Of this district,
and is as confident OF his election as il
the result was known now.
The remains OF Miss Carrie Randolph
arrived Sunday morning from Chicago.
accompanied by Col. ]. 7. Mercer and
wife. while Mrs, John Bigelow and Mrs.
Richardson came in from Washington
City, Captain Smith and wife from
Pittsburgh, and doc" Randolph, from
Boston. The funeral took place from
the residence OF Col. David Rankin in
the afternoon. The floral tributes were
very profuse and tasty.
Mr.. James Wilson, the former presi-
dent OF the Bellaire nail works, who
had his collar bono broken and his
body badly bruised by being thrown
under the wheels OF his buggy last
Friday night, is not getting along. as
we'll as hoped for. The attending ply
stefan a he is not dangerously hurt,
but he suffers intense pain.
Albert Rodefer is home from Pitts
burgh, where he made an investigation
OF the workings OF the new Murphy
lehrs in use in glass factories in that
vicinity, and the same kind will be put
in the new factory OF Rodeter Bros.
here. They are quite an improvement
on the old style.
William Kennedy, the young pitcher
who went from here with the Brooklyn
team this year, is home. Out OF twenty
two games he pitched the past season
the Brooklyn's o seventeen. "Perk"
is away up in G with the Brooklyns.
There is a good deal OF feeling stirred
IN here owe the finding of alloy named
Arthur Crimmel on Rose Hill Sunday
afternoon helplessly drunk, and IN
etForti is being made to find out where
the liquor came from.
Rev. Father J. j. Hartley, OF steuben-
vile, lecturod in st. Johns Catholic
church Sunday night on Columbus
and his times, and the church was we'll
filled.
Tho fire was lit in the furnace Of Rod
efer Bros. new glass factory yesterday
to dry it out preparatory to starting as
soon as practicable.
The Gun Club has been invited to go
to Marietta to participate in Clay pigeon
tournament on Thursday OF this week.
JamesSF. Anderson, Esq, left last
night for a two weeks trip in the west
on business and pleasure combined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
FOE SALE.

One otthc best and most desirable building
lots In Ohio county. the choice of Woodsddle.
close to the motor line and only a few minutes
drive from the city, size l25xS5J. at a very con-
scrvative price.
Big Bargains in tho property corner Twenty
sixth aud Eoif streets.
kleven.roomed brick house, with brick stable,
on the corner OF Twcnty:sixth street and alley.
VIII offer this property for a few days At 4 less
price thai II would cost 10 build the house. 1t
Is a good location for either residence or bust
ness. VIII pay l2h!S 10 Is per cent as an invest
meut.
six.roomed house, with stable In the rear. at
70 South Huron street. paved street, street car
line, for 81, 900.
A slx.roomed house. with larre yard, at 6si
Price $1,000.
Building lots everywhere at low prices
To Let-Dest fiat In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25

DR.. Woop's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker thanany other
remedy, because 1t combines the lung
healing quality Of the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold by all
dealers on q guarantee Of satisfaction.
D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25
FOE SALE.

Farm &c acres. two miles from city; splendid
improyements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west Of Bridge
port
House 6 rooms, lot5JxleO. $1,000.
Double brick house. $50 and 35i2 Chapline
street. q rooms each, with all modern improve.
menLs, 5000.
House . rooms, Pipe street; cheap.
2lots In HandlAu addition, cheap.
2ll5 aud 2ll7 Muln street, 4S feet front
House OF six rooms, 26lS Jacob street, and
four roonGd house In rear, $3.50.
House of six rooms. 900 Jacob street, $500,
HouS OF six rooms and hall, with modern
convenicnceS, 1916 Jacob street, S9,7Jl
House OF four rooms, 2S2i Wood street, $3.50.
House OF five rooms. Fourteenth street, 5000.
House Of i've rooms, Eott street, Center
Wheeling. $500.
House. Of eight rooms, Jabob street. bet We0n
Fifteenth md Sixteenth streets, $500.
Three houses on Moyston street, Sixth Ward,
Splendid farm. fifty acres, nine miles east o,
city, cheap,
One; half lot on Mccoiloeh strSes' Center
oHe:hsli lot on MccOllooh and Belmont
one.hSIf lot on chaplins street. Sixth Ward,
One Of the be't manufacturing sites in the
city, fronting on two railroads,
NEcDITT o, REIyTME
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25

NO one else furnIshed one penny In aid
of the pretended colonization schoms OK
oept Senator c. j. Faulkner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-25

NO one else furn.shsd one penny in aid
OF tho pretended colonization scheme ex-
cOpt senator c. j. Faulkner.
ID Mcn Linisev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
"Pig-Headed Democrats"

Mr.. Mills in recent interview at his home In
Texas is quoted as having said:
"The contest in the National Convention VIII
be between Hill and a western competitor
The Washington Post and THE RICHMOND Dis
PATCH both want TO know "what Mr.. Mills
means?' 1t Is plain enough what Mr.. Mills
means. He sees at last that IL Is a mistaken
idea to suppose that the Democratic party Of tho
country intends to be dominated agsin by the
regency OF politicians whose pg-headedness
came near destroying the party four years ago.
Lynehburg Nsrs.
We fear that there is good deal of that
sort of pig-headedness still left IN the
Democratic party or among its would-be
leaders.
Pig-headedness is an incurable ailment
The waters of Abana and Pharphar will
not make up for the absence Of the waters
of Jordan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

In this country il has long been consid-
cred { proposition equal n ussst TO any IL
Magma Charta thet every legislative body
should BE- judge Of the elsetlona. Qualidos'
tions. and returns Of ~ own msmbsrs,
though in England contests - - the slec-
tton At msmbsrs Of The House e. Commons
ars taken 70 the eourts-tf net for nnsl d.
terminatiop certainly far I'D b settling
such oontsets. The Constitution Of the
United Glates, ard ~ soppcee ~ eonstir
tutlm a eoch e W spvefal otetee, ~
ocatoin i noc>ion pRoyt1iDq NJ evosy 90
oftkee ~ n.kins beelee ohnA Aeye ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
Chile and the United States.

All the rumors from Washington point
to trouble With Chile. and it il an unde-
niable fact that there are thousands OF our
citizens who would like to SEQ hostilities
begun between the two countries because
there would then be opened to them a fine
chance to advance their personal interests.
But the public wants no war IL 1t can be
avoided honorably. Recollections OF ira
ditions Of the bloody days OF 1S6l-'65 are
too fresh in most peoples minds to make
them pant for battles and sieges, wounds
and death, and vast expenditures OF trea-
cure.
Mr.. BLAINE was ominously silent yester-
dsy when the Committee on Foreign Rela-
items called upon him to pay their re-
spects. He had nothing to say about
Chile. but talked much about the Nicarau-
qua canal. II il understood, however, in
washington that Chilean feet has
sailed with sealed orders, probably to the
Straits Of Magellan. where Chile has q
cosling station, which in the event OF war
would very likely become an object of at
tack on the part of the United States. The
movements of our own vessels and the
activity in naval quarters have something
OF war-like aspect.
The national honor must be upheld, of
course. bat 1t is safer IN the keeping OF
calm and resolute mon than in the hands
OF hoodlums. When diplomacy has failed
let us try arbitration. Arbitration was
lately an American fad, though VIC hear
very little about it Just now, so eager arc
certain people to turn the country's atten-
ton from home affairs to foreign brawls.
II diplomacy and offers of arbitration
from US both fail. then this Government
can proceed to war with united country
at its back. And We shall be able to make
Chile cry for quarter, but we may not do
u 20 easily IS is generally supposed. Do
not let rs make tho same blunder that
President LINCOLN did when he raised his
ninety-dAys' men to crush out the Con-
federate States
We still indulge the hope that the
Chilean Government viii respond to the
demands Of the United States in man.
nsr which will open the way to psaoes-
bic settlement Of all questions OF issue.
She IL very slow about IL. Il 10 true. but
che may mean we'll. Perhaps she has re-
solved not to be hurried That was sthe
determination of the United States whom
RuDm chidsd NJ with our slowness in in
vsstigating the New Orleans not.
When the Government at Washington
has exhausted every reasonable resource
in the interest of peace and hnds war ne
oessarv, il may confidently count on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
The Proposed Maury Memorial.

The joint resolution introduced into
the Legislature m4morializing the
President and Congress to erect
in the shape of q lighthouse on
the Rip Raps q monument to Commodore
MATHEW FoSrAINE 'MAURY opens the
way for the nation to efsce from its es-
cutcheon q blot that has long rested
there. Soon after the death of MAURY
movement was inaugurated abroad
to build at point OF the coast OF
Brazil an international lighthouse as
memorial to "the pathfinder of the seas"
1t was intended that each nation should
contribute literally to the fund for the
purpose. and that the structure should be
as enduring as money and human skill
could make it. The movement which, II
we mistake not, had its incipiency among
mem bers of the Royal. Geographical
Society of Great Britain, found great
favor with foreign nations, and would
have materialized but for the attitude OF
the United States. When this Govern
ment was sounded on the subject 1t was
found that the partisan hatred and Sec
tional prejudice existing at the North
would not permit it to rise to the height
and magnauimity of the argument, and
for diplomatic reasons the matter was
dropped.
Yet foreign nations have never ceased to
honor the memory Of MAURY, and the
United States could do nothing better cal
cuIated to win the acclaim of other Pow
ers than to respond favorably to virginia's
resolution. MAURY's fame belongs not 10
Virginia alone. but to the civilization ana
the science of tho world. The title OF
founder of a new science given him by
HUMBOLDT has lost none of the force and
fitness that attached to it when it was first
conferred. While it Is true that recent
Polar explorations and observations have
dissipated some Of MAURY's theories re-
speeding Arctic conditions. he still stands
forth the master mind IN meteorology ana
navigation, and to him must be accorded
the credit of imparting more impulse TO
developments in these directions than has
been given them by any other man the
world has ever produced. He continues
and will continue the benefactor OF COM
merce and the recognized savior OF millions
of money and thousands of lives.
1t is designed that the proposed lnonu-
meny shall be dedicated in the presence OF
the combined naviss of the world, and
should the United States Government
make the occasion practicable the grand
est naval demonstration that has ever been
witnessed anywhere or in any age may be
expected. The great foreign nations. in
whose scientific societies and aboard
whose ships MAuRY's name is the synonym
of reverence, would delight in the oppor-
tunity to pay such a tribute to
his genius and bis services. BY affording
such an opportunity the United States
Government would put honor not only
upon MAURr, but upon itself and reach q
higher plane IN tie eyes Of Governments
abroad than it has ever occupied since the
war. The memorial would not only be a
monument to the Wizard of the winds
and currents, but perpetual reminder OF
the nations confidence in republican in
stitutions and in the fact that we are re-
united people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
The Remuneration of Boutelle.

So BouTELLE has been resurrected. and
attempted on Friday to mako laughter
compelling speech IN the national House
of Representatives. Nevertheless, We ven-
ture to say that he has not forgotten-and
will never forget the drubbing which
GEoRaE WISE gave him few years ago.
That drubbing was GEoRGE's own act, but
BouTELLE holds the whole Democratic
party, and especially the northern Demo-
Gratis, responsible for it. and shows his
teeth to them whenever lie rises to ad-
dress the House Of Representatives LET
Bourr1IE retire, the country wants new
cIown.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
SUNDAY. JANUARY IL. 1892.
fHE FEATURES Or TO-DAY'S PAPER.

TIRE CHILEAN SITUATI0N.-Full Discussion
Of the Question: WIN There Be wsr'-Posi-
ton Of the United States--Chile Must Apollo
yizs.
A lOUNG HORSE-THIEF.-He Tiles 70 Sell
Stolen Richmond Horse In Petersburg-The
Strange Alteration Of Mr.. w. A. Perkins-A
Lady Burned to Death.
TIE OLD DoMINIoN-The Social Events and
Personal Incidents Of Week-Notes OF In
tercst TO vlrgnians Here and Elsewhere
wealth.
OLD POINT COMFoRT-Secretary Fosters
Fisht with the Frightful Iniuenza-Com-
mander Evans the Right Man in the Right
Place Suspension Of Work on Chamber
LANES Hotel
THE WEEK IN RICHMOND soCIETY-Teas,
Receptions, and Card-Parties the rsisning
Order-several Of the Most Brilliant Enter
tainmenss Of tho Winter Glven-An Elegant
Dinner--The Great Ball.
PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING Sentiment Crys-
TALKING in Favor Of Erecting Such struc-
ture-Mr. stubbs's Amendment TO the Con-
stitution-Oyster survey-Game Laws-Other
Legislative Matters.
BERNHARDT AT THE THEATRE-This Great
Actress to Give Two Performances Here This
week-other Amusements.
joUTHERNERs IN THE LEAD-New Yorkcrs
Take Rack Seats on Manhattan Island-Push
- from niYfa--Ca-
rec Of Frank SIddalls-Mrs. Stuarts Be-
qussts-Max O'Rell.
QUERIES AND ANswERs-Where Was Ger.
eral Roger A. Pryor Captured During the
wars-why Is 1000 Not Leap-Year?-
The Perpetual Administrations OF tho @.
AR.-"Our Dead Dundee"
FASHIONS DECREE--A Stately and Grace
full Cloth Street or Visiting Gown-Charming
Robes in Which to Receive Afternoon Callers
or for Evening wear-Furs In Mid-Wintcr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OLIVER HIrCHUOCK-The New York "Cofee-
and-Cake Man"-His Most Prominent Pa
trons-Cheap Food for the Millions--Den-
,aett's Methods-His Religion and Philan-
throphy.
AbABY IN A TRUNK-Thls is What Rich
mond Gentleman Found in an Auction Pur-
chase-Judge Flournoys Experience with
Haunts-A Man Who Thought lie Could 10
cate Dashlell-Othcr Good Stories OF the
Ider.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Unntness Of Women for Doctors in Insane
Asylums and Observation-Disclosures Letter
from DIR. w. w. Parker-Inattention Of
Railway Ofncials to the Comfort Of Passen-
gers-A Law Demanded for the Rxtermina-
ton Of Foxes, &c.
OUR B0OK-rABLE-Reviews OF Recent Publ
cations and Chit-Chas About the Literary
Notabilities Of This and Other Countries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
Coneressmen's Clerks.

Hon. 0sononD d. Wzsx favors the propo-
sitiou 70 allow each member Of Congress .
clerk. Itwa proposition which would Be
adopted by the House Of representative
WITH lev dissenting voices Il the real
wishes Of each rssmbes Of that body we're
consulted.
4 nasnbsr d Conefsss. e : SENATOR. re-
psossuts half The populAtion u his state,
and Il In the House Of Representatives.
not l>ss thsn one hnndssd and SIXTY thou
eon6 poople. xyezy oouereusman + bcQnd
y unswox The lstters q hia eonefitnen1G
Xven & he makos ~ Iettoxs - theet -
pda1kle y w psv>rth1 r. ased elerioa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

TO dc Ediscr Of ns DasDdtch: ~
Into-day's issue Of your paper Inotice the
vad oap-s.one frequently used IN connec-
ment resolution. IL there any such word
having the sense here intended. The only
definition of cap-stpne " In my dictionary
ia "the fossil encrinits."
Doubtless your reporter and our leaisla-
tors meant to say cop<-stone. What do You
think Of itg You're truly. A. W.P.
."CAr-sroxH: In architecture the upper
most or finishing stone Of . structure. -
Of paxspes. . turret. etc" Century Do
fion0ru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
On another mage. which was stereotype,

On another page, which was stereotyped
in advance of this, in attempting to set
forth correctly BxRoS's lines on blind
Old Dandolo." the somersaultine of types
has made Us speak If wosDswoRrH -
standing "at the head Of the Jake school
of poets" The reader who puts sn L In
the place Of the J viii have what was In
tended.
Observant readers viii discern the diff
ference in the two words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

BuzzA yi4A. Va, January 6--5aqse T.
Wa so sssass 3: sa'is ITO = ~ ss:
well e tho works to.day With 8 Hahted
lantsrn- Tie eoooped gasollna hem the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
The Election of Blaine Delegates

We have said heretofore that, in
our opinion. Mr.. BLAINE Is no
longer possible nominee of the
next Republican National Convention
for President of the United States,
and vet delegates favorable to his nomina-
ton are still being elected. The New York
Tribune, whilst disclaiming all knowledge
as to Mr.. BLAIsEs intention, declares that
he has as much right as anybody else to
run for President maugre the fact that he
is member of Sir. HARRIsoS's Cabinet
We quote:
at the people desire a man 1t makes no dlf-
ference what station Of life he Is holding. They
have the right 10 ask him to serve them. IL a
member of the Cabinet should be candidate It
would be purely 20 sonalquestion between him
and the President whether he should remain In
oflce or resign"
In another paragraph that paper says;
ain 1852, when Mr.. Webster WAS Secretary Of
State under President Fillmore, both gentlemen
were candidates before the National Wing Con-
yention az Baltimore, and had very stubborn
contest In the end, after great number OF
ballots, General Scott was nominated. Mr.. Fill
more, receiving many moro votes than Mr.. Web
ster, was seriously weakened In his contest by
Mr.. webster's candidacy. But Mr.. Webster
continued Secretary Of State under Mr.. Fill
more, and, so far as the public knew, with cor
dial relations, until his death. i've months after
| ward"
Notwithstanding this precedent, the
public will continue to think that Mr..
BLAINE ought not to be Mr.. HARRIsoS's
competitor and remain IN Mr.. HARRIsoS's
| Cabinet.
We confess that we do not understand
why the Blaineites continue to speak OF
him as if he we're in condition to run for
President. Possibly they entertain hope
that his health may be restored before the
time comes for the nomination to be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
A.H.U7ZLER'SSOuS,
3I5 east Broad street.

Recognizing the fact that all Winter Goods
which are carried over from season TO season
aeprec;ate I'm value, and that the mildness OF
the present winter has made purchasers rather
more tardy than usual in laying In their sup
nl,es. we shall endeavor to make up for other
shortcomings by Offering extra inducements 70
those who may wish TO buy Cloak orr Dress
or a pair Of Blankets or any other winter iapr'c'
our purpose being to reduce stock as muen rs
possible previous to the time FOR opening our su-
perb spring stock, preparations Tor which nave
already been begun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17
MEETING<
RICHMOND, Va, January

RICHMOND. Va, January II, isoa
A TTENTION, MEMBERS OF RES.
"A CUE COUNCIL. No. 1. J. q. "a NJ.
semble at West-Epd Hall SUNDAY kNFVfNg
at p. NJ, 10 attend divine service AZ Laars.
Street Methodist Episcopal church. SlfIe~.
"Fsags and Bibles In the Public Schooiaf W.,
hers OF sister councils are cordially lnyl,si 4
attend With us.
BY order OF tho Council
". r. WALDEN.
n f7-ft' Recording Secreiarr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-17

MASONIC NOTICE. Off A
vi GERS and members Of LIBERTAS Xxx
LODGE OF PERFECTION No. 3. As. w
GENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE OP
FREEMAs0NRl (southern Jurisdiction. sr,
ing MONDAY, January 18Th. al 7.3O o'cio.s p
NJ, at ST. Adams Hall WORK IN tho f0urn All
fifth degrees. Visiting bfethen iraiegnally 10.
vited.
BY ordor OF the Venerable Master, H,srtfr
CARMICHAEL, 32d degree, X. G. &. II.
CHARLES A. NkSBll'r 33d degree
ia 17-lr NecretarT