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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-10-04
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

Items OF Interest-LocaI and Otherwise.
If you are not registered get regis
tered 81 once
TT Don't forget the big mass meeting
IN front 81 the CITY Hotel 70 night
IF you expect TO vote for Cleveland
at the November election-get registered
MIR. Barnes Compton delivered an
address this morning in Prince George
county.
Christian Grossman was naturalized
today by Associate Judge Revell OF the
Circuit Court.
The Court of Appeals met to-day
and adjourned in respect 10 the late
Judge Irving.
"A large number of county people
are in the city 10 be present at the
mass-meeting tonight.
The funeral of W. I'll. Butler will
take place 10 morrow afternoon al three
O'Clock from AsburY NJ f. Church.
ATTORNEY General John Prentiss Poe
| Is expected to address the Democratic
mass meeting in front Of the City Hotel
tonight
The Court of Appeals met to day
and after passing resolutions on the
death Of the late Judge Irving, adjourn
ed.
--gS- Remember the mass meeting To-
night in front Of tie city Hotel
Passengers Yesterday morning on
the train from Southern Maryland re-
port heavy frosts there during Sunday
night.
The City Council will meet in regu-
| lar session on Monday night next, when
the resignation of Counsellor Reyell will
be considered.
The Baltimore Presbytery of which
the Annapolis Church is embodied, met
last night at White Hall, Hartford coun
ty.
The law library and personal effects
of the late John Ireland, will be offered
at public sale at the City Hotel on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock.
- Rev. ]. G. Gray, assistant to Rev. DR..
Southgate, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has decided to accept call to
Trinity Church, Fredericksburg, Va.
"A number of discharges among me-
chanics at the Naval Academy have been
made lately, work having given out. Mr..
Jesse I. Wilson has been appointed fore
man of the painters department.
Judge Henry Page. Of the Eastern
Shore Circuit. appointed 10 fill the va
cancy on the Court of Appeals bench oc-
casioned by the death of Judge Irving
has sent his qualification papers TO the
Court of Appeals.
"A meeting of the trustees of the Ma
ryland Agricultural College was called
yesterday at Governor Browns office In
Baltimore for the purpose of electing the
officers of the experiment station, but
quorum was not present.
Mr.. j. c. Sims, State secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Is
expected to be present at the business
meeting to be held tonight, when the
matter of purchasing property will be
brought up for final action.
Comptroller Smith has made the
quarterly appointment of the public
school tax payable on and after the 10th
instant. Anne Arundel receives as her
portion for white schools, $3,525,2S; and
for colored schools. 81, 1892
The Jr.. Society will resume the sale
of home made cakes and deserts of all
kinds, etc, on Saturday Oct. 9Th, from
IL. 30 A. NJ. to p. NJ, and each succeed
ing Saturday at Mission Rooms, on
Prince George street Chairman,
MRS. FRANK b MAYER,
% Market Street.
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Orphans Court.

In the Orphans Court TO day. before
Judges Dunlap. Hawkins and Tydings
and Register of Wills W. r. Pether-
bridge. the following business was trans
acted:
Application was given Joseph Ford
for letters of administration on the estate
of James Galloway, deceased.
Account of sales of the personal estate
of T. H. Shipley, deceased was filed by
w. T. Shipley. administrator.
-Administrator's account of Orlando
Ridout, Jr., on the estate of Orlando Ri.
dout, deceased. was fled and approved.
After passing several accounts Court
adjourned.
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Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pick
led Peppers, was line of alliteratiye
A9nSenSe, theehildren used TO say. Now
adsys they can practice on the Perfect
l'sinleSs, Powerful Properties of Pierce's
Pleasant furgative Pellets. II will inn
press fact which viii be useful To know
hese Pellets cure sick headache billions
attacks, indigestion, constipation and ali
stomach, liver and bowel troubles They
are Tiny, sugar-costed pills, easy 10 take
ana as laxative, one is sufficient for .
dose. No more groans and grimes from,
the old drastic remedies, Pierce's pnrgs-
u We Pellets are as painless as they are
perisct in their effects.
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BUTLER--Suddenly. on Oct 3rd.
1892, VIM. Fl. BUTLER. in lis 6Sth year.
Funeral will take place from Asbury
NJ. E. Church. Wednesday, Oct 9Th at
3 o'clock. Relatives and friends are re-
specially invited to attend.
Forbear. dear children. to mourn ar
weep
While sweetly in the dust sleep;
And when you come my grave to Sc.
Prepare yourself to follow me;
Prepare in time. make no delay,
For / was quickly called away.
BIZ HIS CHILDREN.
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COLLEGE NOTES.
BY our College Correspondent.

by our (ollSgS correspondent.
OF all changes for the better. recently
introduced by the Board of Visitors, none
has given more satisfaction to the stu
dents than the one whereby the system
of boarding has been so radically chang
ed. The club system now in vogue works
admirably under the direction of Messrs.
g. III. DICKENS and B. ID. Chambers. and
the large number of boarding students,
amounting now to eighty five persons.
are well pleased with their fare and &C.
commodations. Mrs. b. III Wilkinson
of North Keys, Md, has been appointed
matron, and is active in her care and
attention to the younger boys boarding
in Humphrey Hall. The improvement
in the appearance of the dining-rooms
aud of the appointments of the table is
also q matter for much congratulation
and is appreciated by those. who have to
spend so many months away from their
own comfortable homes. s.
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Political Notes.

). h Hardy,president of the Cleveland
Stevenson and Compton Club of the
second precinct, first election district,
has been elected to represent the club
at the meet of national clubs in New
York, A democratic campaign club will
he organized in Friendship, eighth dis
triet of Anne Arundel county, next Sat
urday.
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Maryland Pensions

The following pensions have been is
sued to Marylanders by the government;
JAS carp, Horace German. Henry Nico.
demus, Harrison Tull, Chas Bourne,
Patrick Lacy Jas, f. Baker Geo, Jones.
Additional Hiram Britton, VIM. Mont
gomery, Increase VIM Haines. Orig
inal Widows, &c. Julia Hunt, Margaret
Fitzgerald
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Autumn Flowers

The autumn flowers look beautiful and
can be seen displayed in. many of our
homes, Each Sunday you will see them
placed upon the affairs In our churches,
ana IN some instances there are large dis
plays OF them. To say they are 6eauti
i9l to look upon, scarcely expresses the
admiration of them. Many ladies and
gentlemen wear them and il all shows
gifts. VS.
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when Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip bottle of Syrup of
Figs. as 1t acts most pleasantly and eff
fectiyely on the kidneys, liver and bow
els, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms of sickness, For sale In so
cents and $1.00 bottles. by all leading
druggists.
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pATrs or ApvEzTIsING.

,.. sggara. drst insertion, 800; SUISSE
t. ,,s.Tu0ns, 90 Genus. special rates made
ILN Monthly. quarterly and yearly advertis-
,..-i.,.st notices and political or personal
,tSa. 10 seS StaT per R ine ' 'uO'
'n-f,,.rv marriage announcements, twenty
~ MS OBITUARY notices will be charged
I've. IUs,-Gaif the usual rates OF advertis-
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~ See C. r. Knights advertisement
Of New Jersey, Liquid Enamel Paint
the best In the world. mixed ready for
use.
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-EE Democrats turn OUT ta all your
strength tonight at tie mass meeting in
front Of The city Hotel.
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"a Go to VIM, IL. Smiths, MARYLAND
avenue and get your Oysters in every
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Naval Cadets NJ j. Shaw. of Minneso.
Ia; David f. Sellers, of New Mexico. and
Henry T Baker. of Ohio. OF the second
class have had 8 re-examination physi-
cally and have been accepted. The fol-
lowing members of the third class have
been rejected physically: A. l.. Fair
brother. Rhode Island, and III. w. Houk,
Kansas. Cadet Stearns was also rejec-
ted
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

For the convenience of those de-
string thorough and scientific ex.
animation of their eyes, our special
list will visit ANNAPOLIS every
second Saturday. stopping at Mary
land Hotel. Office in hotel parlor.
For those who are troubled with
headache or fail ng sight it will be
to their advantage to have their eyes
examined.
Examination entirely free of charge
Spectacles and Eyeglasses furn-
ished at lowest prices.
SIMONS BRO. & co.
ENTRANCES
61S Chestnut ST. and ellis SAMSON St.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 90
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Worth its Weight in Diamonds.

G. A Willis, editor 1.-THE Horseman,'
Chicago, writes "If my experience is
to decide the value, Humphreys Witch
Hazel Oil, the "Pile Ointment" is worth
it's weight in diamonds"
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"A most refreshing drink glasse at
A. Harris, Maryland Avenue. Only i've
cents.
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CB- See G. p. Rights advertisement
of New Jersey, Liquid Enamel Paint
the best In the world mixed ready fer
nae,
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TRAvEbLER's GUIDE.
Annapolis SBAitimors shortLins Z. 3

p,, and after Wednesday, September
eel. rains will leave Annapolis for Bal
,,,a.r.. via OF 4. ~ B Short Line Rail
'ta- follows Week days-6 40 A.
\ =, A. NJ, II noon, aud 3 40 L. Nj.
Sunday $50 A. N, aud 30 L. Nj
Trains leave Baltimore as follows :
,yrgg DAYS Z 10 a. NJ, $50 A. M, l.l5
- NJ $50 T.. NJ sundays 3 90 A. NJ,
$50 T.. NJ. I. a CooASs'
..,uyat srata aiti rd dtuy except sunday
..,.- AluapJiis - Baltimore aud ret urn
a, D. Fraigut taken AT iOWcsI rates.
G. A. COMBS, Manager & Director.
urIUE, Train Master.
Lap lie, ". . Il. AaiIrosa
.,te ft.r Ian. LIST. 1891, passenger trains
81 i.svr Annapolis 40 tOlluws
LAVE AFEAPuLis. ARRIVE IN An s y - ,I :
~ ID. % Il. ia. MALL. ..;s 6o q. 10
E,ur,gs ...b $50 a. I'd, n1Pfess '''''' ;S n
.... n. 20 aeon NAL A'a 20 y ~
u.I ......-...3 $50 3. IN. PRhsehgor''''O-~"p " III
s,,1sv Trains wIlIlcave AnnRpols AT 800 q
- 90 ~ d. ia. Arrive 1908 a. III, and o.1e y. m
~ ,r,i,gb tnaChes are run between baltimore
-. Annap0Iis on ali the above trains.
TbTuugb freight 70 and from Balllfnore every
I0cal freight Tuesday and Friday 81 wv
.. m.
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Thursday. the 18th daV of October. 1892,


COUNTY BONDS to the amount of
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. These Bonds are all of the de.
nomination of Five Hundred Dollars. and
are issued in Five Series, each series
amounting to Five Thousand Dollars,
maturing respectively in Five. Ten, Fiji
teen, Twenty and Twenty five years
from the First day of July, Eighteen
Hundred aud Ninety-two, bearing in
terest at five per cent. per annum. pay
able semi-annually on the first day of
April and October. in each year, for
which interest coupons are attached
running from October first, 1892. These
Bonds under the act of Assembly will be
registered in the office of the County
Commissioners, and are forever exempt
from all taxation.
BY Order of the Board,
VIM G.. GLSCH EL.
% President
A. X. STARLINGs. Clerk,
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WANTED.-Bl A RESPECTABLE
w Coiored WOMAN. plain Sewing or
three or four days Homework. Apply at this
Office. 0SW
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Tor SALE.-A YOUNG FRESH cow
L good milker. Apply to Is. F. BROWN.
p. o. Riverview, Nd. Q sow
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PUBLIC SALE
$4,000
OF Anne Arundel County Registered
Coupon Bonds.

DY VIRTUE of the act of the General
ID Assembly of Maryland. passed Jan
uary session of 1892, Chapter 40, au.
thorizing their issue, the County Com
missioners of Anne Arundel County
will offer at Public Auction at the Mary
land Hotel, in the City of Annapolis on
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NOR SALE.-oNE JERSEY cow
l. and twelve fine Young PIGS for
sale Apply to NATHAN SHELTON.
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E0UND.-In the Market House this
IL Saturday morning q POCKET
BOOK containing a small sum of money
which the owner can have by paying for
this advertisement and describing same
Apply at the store of Mr. JOHN II
THOMAS, 10 Market Space.
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FALL OPENING.

FALL OPENING.
VIII exhibit on
Thursday aud Friday, Oct. 6 and Z.
An Elegant Line of
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
And would respectfully ask your inspec
ton OF the same.
MKs E r. GARDINER,
Main Street. Opp. City Hotel.
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+ oST.-SUNDAY MORNING BE-
IL tween 81 Anne's tChurch and CnrnhEll
steel. q LACE COLLAR and SILVER
BhEASTFIN- Finder will please return
same Il ~ Cornhill Street and receive reward.
The morning call., 1892-01-13
PEOPLE Talked ABOUT.

TIE intention Of the Czarina to visit Paris
is questioned by the Partisan journals.
Lord Lytton died, pen in hand, writing
verses. What more could poet desire?
When Professor Tyndall was young he
used to puzzle his teacher with problems in
Euclid.
Senator Kyle is a regularly ordained
preacher, and for three years filled COnEre-
gauOnal pulpit.
Prince George of Greece has performed
another heroic deed. He recently Jumped
overheard and saved a drowning sailor.
Herbert Spencer, the philosopher, lives
very quietly near Regents Park, London,
happy in the eUmpanOn5hip OF lew old
friends and his books.
The attack of influenza from which NJ
VictOrien SaTdou, the celebrated dramatist,
Is suffering is 50 violent that he is com
petely Frustrated.
Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot, is nearly
blind and suffers much from asthma 1t is
feared that his health has failed too much
to permit hopes Of his recovery.
Carlo A ChiZZola, the veteran impresario
and operate manager, vino had resided in
Paris for The last four years, died there on
December 2Sth of consumption.
William Hanks of Los Oros, n Mex, has
three we!l-dehned tongues and refuses to 20
on the lecture platform Yet Of old the
CIV VI 'OH5~O" "~' sA4O 0'AO 4H8 nun Va SuC-
cess.
Mouuet Sully of Paris denies that he is
coming to America. lie says that perhaps
he will come in a year or two for a months
tour, playing Hamlet and other leading
parts.
New Hampshire's war Governor, Ma
thsnel 5. Berry, IS living in Bristol, Y. H.,
at the age of 50 years, and is to be seen
walking along tile village daily when the
weather Is fair
Andrew Carnegie has donated $4,000 for
the erection Of public library building in
Fairfield, Iowa. Senator James +. Wilson
has donated fine lot and the building will
be erected in the spring.
NJ. Ronstan, the French Minister, used to
have his green turtle soup sent on to
Washington from New York. Calves
heads were too plentiful in Washington 10
leave him much confidence in the soup pre-
pared there.
Professor Bardeleben, the German phv-
stefan who, with MorelI Mackenzie, at
tended the Emperor Frederick Of Germany
in his last Illness, celebrated the fftieth
anniversary Of his graduation from the
university few days ago. The Emperor
raised him to the ranks Of the nobility in
honor Of the event.
w. L. Stead, the editor OF the Review Of
Reviews, has just issued a collection of
True Ghost Stories" Mr.. Stead has a
mania on the subject iof ghosts He is ac-
| custOmed to relate story after story with
| the greatest interest, much to his good wife's
| disgust who looks upon all such things as
foolish In the extreme.
The morning call., 1892-01-13
General Merchan Iise.

BAGS-Yery firmly held, owing 20 the fine crop
prospects. Calcuttas for June delivery 1897 14c;
WOOL BAGS. 36G3Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-Ouoted at 81 256I 80 for
ApricOts, 81 1901 % for P.ums, 81 55(9I 50 FOR
Peaches 81 6O9l 65 for Pears 81 1902 20 for
White Cherries and - for BIack.
CANNED VEGEIABLES-Peas 81; String Beans,
90c 2 doz; Tomatoes. 212 rs, 759S5c.
COfFEE-The local trade continues dull but a
good demand for the best Guatemala for overland
Shipment Is reported Stocks OF all kinds are
light Quotations follows: zoe = 70 for
good TO prime Costa Rica. free from black beans;
zoe for good washed Salvador; 2l1ac for PRIME
washed Guatemala; 1870 for good uuwsshed Sal
Yador, Nicaragua and Guatemala: 2OI442114c for
good washed Guatemala; l7$4@l914c for far
medium qualities; 80 I4c for ordinary Qualities
l0@1212c for very inferior TO common.
CUAL-The situation is stlI Characterized by
enormous stocks. The market has not been so
chOked FOR years. Prices to dealers are: We'll
liugton. So so: New WELLINGTON, s. so: Southfeld
wellington, 50 r ton: Cedar River 81: Seattle
ney. 81; Scotch, IS; BrymbO. IS: Greta, IS: Cum
berIaHd, 50 in bulk aud $40 in sacks; Pennsyl-
vania Anthracite Egg, Sl4Gi5; Welsh Anthracite
Egg, 80; Camel So z t0H.
TISH-No. l MacHere is quoted at sI5@I5 80 in
hali-bbls and s. 5092 70 in KITS; No. ., 80 5O@
10 IN bbs aud S&(G1 20 In KITS Mess NlackereI,
$393 % 2 Kit; PSc hc Cod 512e in bundles, 60
6l9c In cases 7l2c for strips, a &c for middleS,
Tee for rolls, and S99c z 10 for bricks: Eastern
Smoked Herring, Soc; Dutch do, ST. 1901 rs q
key; Whteish. $40 in haf-bbIs and $2(12 20 In
kits; Tongues and Sounds 81 1902 2 Kit.
QUICKSILNER-Quoted at S47 z flask. An un-
usual shipment TO Australia of 3s7 TASKS valued at
GA, 672, was made yesterday.
SYRUP-The Western Sugar Refinery quotes Col
den. In bbls, l7tsc 2 gallon.
NAILS-In large supply and weak at SO IS for
iron, 81 35 for steel and 81 90 q keg for wire in
20O-keg lots
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 61sc p 10;
Dry Graduated, 4$4c; Confectioners' A, A5sc;
Extra c, &c: Golden Z, 35sc: D. 354c 2 10: half
bOls, l4c than bb5, and I9C
The morning call., 1892-01-13
Taken for n CRANK.

people OF strong nerves In sneerlng at those with
weak ones. The irrtabty of the nervous hypo-
ehondriac is rdlcued natural III temper The
very genuine and distressing symptoms from which
ne suners are made llgiS Of =" He" or she is
cTankV is the cheerful sort Of sympathv with
which the nervous Invalid meets from the uhfae-
ing and the thoughtless. At he same time 40 com
plant is more defined and real, none has a more
easily explainable origin when 1t is chronic Inn
perfect digestion and assimilation are always ac-
compahled oy nervous debi ty aud anxiety. Build
up the powers OF assimilation and digestion with
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters, and nervous svmp-
toms. SICK headaches ami generally feeble condi-
tlon OF the system are remedied Remember that
Il ariul rayages arc produced by Ia CRIME among
weakly nervous people. H0stetter's Stomach BIT
ters cures 1t. and prevents malaria rhedmatsm and
kidney complaint Q
The morning call., 1892-01-13
Produce Market.

FLoUR-Trade Is dun and prices easy but
changed Net cash prices are; Family extras, 50 40
40 sc 2 bDl; Bakers extras, So 3O95 40; city SUI
perfne. So 4003 SO; interior brands. So 1905 so
for extras IS 1908 % a Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Freights are demOralizsd and nominal
al EOS as a nominal rate, usual options The char
tered Wheat feet In port has registered ton
mage of 77,7O0, against 40. 200 tons tho same
date last year; disengaged, 1880 tons, against
27S,sO0.
Wheas is very dull. Few transactions of size
reported aud the market is soft at the decline
WefQuote No. !, ST. 75Gl TIA choice, 81 1884 {;
lower grades. 81 TOOL 721a q ctl extra choice, for
milling, vi S2129l 80 = ctL
CALL sALEs-MoRNINa.
Buyer season 1000, 81 sI!s. Seller '92-10O,
81 497s; 100, 81 5O1s; 400, 81 eO12 400, 81 5O$s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
Prices continued to shade of, Buyer seasOn-l00,
81 S112; 100 81 6l3s; 100, 81 81 "A; l0O 81 SI1s.
BARLEY-Feed rs dun and weak at a further de-
cline. Brewing has been In brisk demand. but the
dark Coast 81 O5@l 0712 Brewing, 81 1891 221a;
Chevalier, 81 1901 So Tor standard; lower grades,
81 1901 so v ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe.
The market declined lc, Buyer season - 100,
81 l2Ia; 100, 81 1214 300, 81 IL; 100, 81 1888
200, 81 M 100, 81 lla4 200, 81 1l7s.
CALL sALEs-AFTERNooN.
The market was still lower. Buyer season-l00,
ST. lI8s; 400, 81 11L May-100, 81 o.
OATS-Dealers are disappointed in their eXpecta-
tiOns of advance in Black Plenty OF rain for
seeding has fallen but not only have BLACK Oats not
advanced, but there is no demand for them and
sellers willing 10 accept lower figures. espe-
cialy as supplies ample for ali current require
ments. Whites and Grays In fair jbbing de-
maud. White Quotable at 81 37iR9l 45 y
ctl for good to choice aud 3 271a@l SO p ctl for
common to fair; Surprise, 81 50dl 521a, Gray,
81 3O3l 40: Black. 81 609I STA q ctl for Califor
MIA and 81 45dl 90 for oregon
CoRN-is weaker and duh. over 5000 ctls came
in yesterday Large yellow is quOtable at 81 3OG
/ 3215; Small Round do, 81 50; White, 81 359
l 40 q ctl.
down 10 81 57I2 yesterday.
BRAN-Quoted at $lS@l9 p ton.
MIDDLINGS-Firm 1t 81 6D22 q ton.
CHOPPED FEED-QnOted at S2l@922 2 ton.
HAY-Friees have not changed Tor a long time
The demand Is not brisk Quotab,e at $l49I6 FOR
Wheat, el2Gl4 for Dat. $lS9I5 so for Wheat and
The morning call., 1892-01-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Norman Lodge, No. 1871, Knights OF
Honor, installed the following officers on
Tuesday evening, 9TH inst: Jacob Mas.
P. D.; George w. Harlow, D.; James c..
Sawtelle, Y. D.; F. Wilkins, A. D.; j.
Cans, R.; L. Mayer, F. R.; F. W. Zehfuss.
T.; j. E. F. Donovan. c.; Charles Gross
LIGHT. Guide; A. Blumann, Guardian; a.
Selig, S.; Trustees-S. Henry, Charles
Grossicht, Jacob Davis.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. l, has In
stalled the following officers for the current
term: Mrs J. T. Sweeney, z. r.; MISS
Sophie A. Grote. p; Miss Kittie Lenders,
f. V. p; Miss Susie Egan, S. Y. P; Miss
Genevieve Carroll, r. c. C. S.; Miss Kttie
Gleason, f. S.; Miss Maggie began, L. /;
Miss K. Burke, NJ. Dr.. j. Calvin. P; n RS.
NJ Shelly. o.; Trustees - Miss Marguerite
man, Miss Katie Hartford. Miss Inez
Riyas, Miss N. Hickey, l. S.. Miss Jennie
McNglly, D. S.
Court Twin Peaks, No. 1856, A. o. F. F.
S., installed the following officers at It's last
regular meeting: Z. Z. McDvitt, C. r. {;
John Terlill, S. c. r.; Alexander Smith,
F. 5. ", T. PIevin, r. S. William CrQcker,
lass j. W; G. W, Thompson, S. B.; Peter
Burke, j. b.. DR.. SOper. p; Trustees-W.
L. kimball, Peter K0ppen, Allen Delear,
w. +. Evans. NJ. Burns; AuditOrs-R n.
McLennan, L. FIetCneT, +. ii. hlmDdlI
Court FL Dorado, No. 1910. A. o. +. of A,
has elected the following officers: Charles
Mqgnnis, G. X. Oscar BOideman, s. q. r.
J. w. Leathers, T. William Buneman, f.
S.; Charles p. Henry, r. s.; Gus Bomke,
S. W; Benjamin Posner, j. W.; Edward
Edwards S. b.; August LennettIe. j. B. :;
w. i, Henry, o.; Or. (. G. Frisbe, p; c..
II. Peterson, Trustee.
America Lodge, No. 1929, K. of H.. in
stalled the following officers last Thursday
evening; II. Netshe, F. D.; 2. }. Smith,
D.. G. Bein, Y. d.. j. d. q. Ahlers, A. ID. !;
j. S. w. Sanders, R.; +, NJ. Peterson,
f. r.; II. Behneman, T.. }. Williams. c. /;
E. Nacarini. Guide; l. Silver, Guardian;
N. Silver, S; Trustees p. !. Donohue,
+. f. Smith, !. Silver.
The officers of Golden Gate Encampment.
No. l. l. O. o. f., have been installed
Charles A. Summer. c. p; 7. I. Atkinson,
S. W; A. w. Bendict, II. p; Robert
HaigGt, j. W; j. S. Benedict. T.; n c.
George, s.