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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
A Satisfactory Verdict.

Citizen with two revolvers and Win.
chester)-Did We view tn body O. tn
chump we lynched last night?
Coroner (tremblingly)-Y-e-s!
Citizen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
verdict?
Coroner (hastily)-Committed suicide
at the hands of persons unknown
Puck.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
Giving Him q Character.

"Bronson makes me tired. He i.
quarrelsome and clumsy" said Mar
tin.
That's true. Bronson would try &c
split Il hair with meat ak, think
Judge.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
Worse Yet.

a. Something Worse Yet.
Minister-The love of money is the
root OF all evil. ,.
Parishioner--That isn't the worst
thing about money. '
."Ahl What is?"
THE difficulty of getting any."-De-
trpit Free Press .. l.. Il.
First steps.
Strawber-I hear that Miss Winter.
bloom is teaching you to dance. How
are you getting on?
Singeriy- I've got so I
can put my arms around her nicely
Brooklyn Life. ..u
..t' .-,,,l His Motive.
II wish I were dog" said Harley.
rWhy?' asked his tailor.
~ could get my pants for nothing"
said Harley.-'Jury. l.,i...,
'. ''''' I'm the Days OF Our Youth.
She Humph! q ere Is our old trysting
place We used to be happy then.
~ HelYes, we ought 70 cali it our trust
ing place.--Truth. ,'"..:n .,...
"' He Dia It in the Ancient ss,...
W!lling-Were you ever in love?
Kneeland-Do you see the bags on
these pantaloons?-Epoch
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
Notable Executions.

Mrs Bloobumper-Yes, everybody is
always ready to give advice. v,,
neutrality-suspicious. are exceptions
Are there?"
ives: DEBTORS and lawyers. Detroit
Fee i.>.s-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02
On the Elevated.

''Tn the corner mostly" returned
Bilic.-Ilarper's Young People.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-06-02

report It appears that the history 81 this
case is composed Of: a'tnultie utdl of cir
cumstances spread over period extend
ing from the yeat'~ks44tto the present
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
STATE NOTES.

The postal service in New Jersey is not
only self-sustaining, but last year it re-
turned Uncle Sam the net revenue of
$237, 1858 81.
Isaac Runyon, aged seventy-four. died
at Millington, Somerset county on Tues
day, and Mrs. Runyou died Oh Thursday,
aged seventy-one. They were buried to-
gether.
Thomas Columbo was arraigned before
the Recorder at Paterson on Wednesday
on charge of selling liquor on Sunday
Mrs, Rachel O'Dell was lhe complainant.
She says that on Sunday CoIumbo enticed
her eight year old son into the saloon and
made him drink until he became intoxi.
Gated. The boy had to be taken to his
home. After he became sober he was
taken with severe fits, which left him in
an exhausted condition. Columbo denied
ing.
Henry Beckett, colored, on Wednesday
admitted, before the Mayor OF Camden.
having stolen SIT carpet from Mrs. Mary
Armstrong. He said he stole TO buy food
aud presented His Honor with the pawn
ticket. Beckett was committed In de-
fault OF $500 bail.
Lewis Miller, u farmer of Livingston,
was probably fatally injured by an elec-
trio railway car at Orange He was driv-
ing along the street and turning out to
avoid an ice wagon drove his team d.
rectly in front OF the car, which came up
behind him.
The Orange Valley Young Mems Cath.
olic Union has been dissolved The mem
bers left and Joined other societies, be-
cause of the action or the Rev. Father
Callau In turning out the gas at the 30
ciety's reception on New Years eve. when
his orders against INDUCING in round
dances were violated.
AT a meeting of the Board of Free
holders of Middlesex county. ut New
Brunswick, on Wednesday, six plans
from as many architects were submitted
to them for a new stone arch bridge
across the Raritan river at New Bruins
wick. The structure is to cost S2o0, 900,
and is much needed, The present bridge
being in dilapidated ami unsafe con-
dltiou. The Freeholders made 10 dc.
cision on what plan they would adopt.
Captain John A. Wilson, of Wilson &
Co., well known carriage builders OF
Wrightsville, died at his home, at Cramer
Hill, after long illness, aged fifty-one
years. Captain Wilson served with honor
during the war in the Fourth New Jer.
sey Volunteers. At the battle of Cold
Harbor. June !, 1864, he received a ball in
his side, which was never extracted. and
which was in measure. responsible for
his death.
ice gave way and all were precipi-
tated into the water. Five young
men ran to the res ue. Lizzie Grimes
one of the girls, in her frantic efforts &c
get out of the water, dragged one OF the
rescuers under. The pair were rescued
only with great difficulty, the girl being
taken out in an unconscious stTte. A
physician had to be summoned to restore
her. Tue two other girls were rescued
in an almost senseless condition.
Cumberland county fruit growers now
have strong organization.
Cum berland county farmers are dis.
posing OF their potatoes for twenty five
cents bushe.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
roREsTERs oF AMERICA.

Chief Ranger Baker has developed into
Chief Ranger Gleason OF Court Glen
wood is capital talker who wastes no
words.
Brother D ,niel j. Smith is hero. He
saved life at the firefn Harrison avenue.
Brother James Tanner has the grip.
Court Pride of the Hill Chat.-Lord
FaunUleroy believes in young blood on
the com mittees. The Entertainment
Committee could moi be beaten Where
is Brother Loveland?--The Postmaster
has not said fish for y fortnight.-The
junction Stars will furnish the enter
tainment at the next meeting and some
new stars will twinkle in the constellation.
Chief Ranger Baker has caught plum.
A busy man is Doc. Brother Joe Dunn
is attending to Docs interests. Steam
Guage was at his best on Tuesday night.
Our Deputy is in demand as god
father.-P G. II. John L. Murray will
have the honor.-When Brother G. p.
Brennan takes the floor you could hear y
pin drop.-Brother j J. Moran will take
another trip to the Hub.-The German
trugedian is always willing to do his
part Handsome Gus is always there.
The number of courts in the United
States and their membership are:-
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
Dated Jersey CITY. February l2. 1859.
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
N sth day of February 1872. the Commissioners
of Assessment lsd In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the
Hoard OF street ana Water Commissioners toolr
final assessment. map and report Tor improve
ment OF .,o,~,. ON
from Central ave. TO Durham ave-. by grading and
flaQQing and the same Is now open to pupllc IN
sDection in the office of the Clerk or said Board
And notice is also given. that the following
streets or avenues particular sections thereof are
Included in said assessment
NORTH ST..
from Central av e. to Durham ave-
CENTRAL AVE.
ON the north ade from North st. about IS feet ana
~ SUMMIT AVE,
from North street about IS feet east and 2s7 feet
west. ro,-, ~,
on the south side. from North St about 30 feet
east and ~ Is feet west.
And that tne 2lstI day OF March, 1892, at N
O'Clock a. m. and the meeting room OF the Board
OF Street an Water Commissioners are hereby
Hxed as the time and place when snd wherc the
Hoard OF Strest and Water Comm isstoners Will
meet TO hear. consider and adjudicate upon all
objections to sald assessment and report
An objections thereto must be presented In
writing.
i''''|' GRO t. BoUroN.
Dated Jersey City, February ~ lsa.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
KNlGHIS OF MALTA.

Ideal Cominandery No 103 held its con-
vocation ON Wednesday evening at Excel
sior Hail. A number of applications TOR
mem bership were received. AT the next
convocation the Malta Degree Will De
conferred. P. G. Dan Collins says this
commandery will be the largest IN the
county.
Damon Commandery will hold its reg
nlar convocation on Wednesday evening.
Every member should be present, as OH
GERS for the ensuing term Will pe eiected
and arrangements made to nold puolic
installation on the second wednesday IN
March. Supreme officers will be chosen.
Alpha and McCiintock Communicates
will meet tonight. Degree work in each.
p. G. Rappleyea OF Damon Is on Ghe
war path aud is after scalps. Let the boys
beware.
P. c. Gustave Steup should be the next
Supreme Captain General. Cast your
ballots for him Past Commanders.
Why do not the officers of the various
COMMUNICATES attend more to their duties
and not absent themselves SO often from
the meetingsf Nine officers absent az one
meeting is rather too much. companions.
DIR. 4. G. Jones will hold the next
mandery. Every companion should AT
tend this meeting as it will be interesting
and profitable.
Since the close of the Supreme Com
mandery session, nothing has been heard
from any OF the Supreme officers. Where
are they?
They next session of the Supreme
Lodge will be held in Allentown, Pa.
1t promises TO be an exciting meeting.
McClintock Commandery is doing big
work. 1t has good working team, ant
its convocations are we'll attended,
The Collins brothers of McCIintock are
the best in the city on the lectures
IN a ~ f,,xr knI 70 ,aff
commandery aud give lectures of each
dapree
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN Sth day OF February. 1892. the commissioners
Of Assessment filed IN the office OF tho Clerk of the
Board of street and Water Commis toner's their
lin al assessment map and report for the improve
CAMBRIDGE AVE,
from Griffith ST. to Hutton 81. by paving. curbin8.
fiagglng and grading and the same is now open
to public inspection In the ohice OF the Clerk OF
said Board . -,
st eets or avenues or particular sections thereof
are Included In said asse ssment:
CAMBRIDGE AVE-.
from Griffith st. TO Hutton st.
HUTTON ST.,
ON the north side, from Cambridge ave-, about Is
feet east and 25 feet west -
And that the list day OF March. 1892 at 70
O'Clock d. M, and the meeting room OF the Board
Of Street and Water commissioners are hereby
fixed as the time and place when and where the
Hoard of street and Water Commissioners will
meet 10 hear consider and adjudicate upon all OBJ
ieotions TO said assessment ana report
Ali objections thereto must be presented in writ
lag. -. xc... 49,,
'HlSS'0A' GEORGE T. BoUToN.
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
l,nrnoratiOn Notice.

Notice Is horebv given that on the issh day OF
January. lSs2. tho commissioners Of Assessment
filed In the oi1ice OF tine Clerk Of the Board OF
street and w ter Comm lssloners their isnai assess
nent, map and report for the ina owe einent or
Vrooin street, between summit avenue and Cray
street. and the same Is now oron 20 puplic insDec-
tion Ia the office OF the Clerk or said PoarG.
And notice Is also given that the following
streets or avenues particular sections thereof
are included in sail assessment:
2lrs VHOOM ST.. sse Il
from Summit avo. TO Gray St
SUMMIT AVE.
on the east side, from Nroom St. about 25 feet
northea st and d. II feet southeast s.ss,F
Ard thar the 18th day OF February. 1872 at 10
ociock n M and the meeting room OF the Board
Of streeT and Water commissioners are hereby fixed
us the time and place when and where the Board
OF Street ana Water Commissioners Will meet to
near consid or and ad jnficate upon all objections
said assessment and report
All objections thereto must be presented IN
writing. 80
uissioners- ,. a. r,,,,,,
Clork.
nated IaraAY CITY. January % 1897
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
for Infants and Children.

place at Central Turn Hall on Thursday
vening last. n.5
X. of X. and S. Burkhart of Hoboke n
Lodge is the business man of the lodge.
He is always on the floor.
P. C. Reinhardt OF Hobok en- never
misses a meeting OF his lodge. a nd he is a
terror in the Third.
Grand Chancellor Charles Kilbourn is
in active harness, and will institute two
new lodges in very few days. He is
J Supreme Representative T.. c. DE La
Marc has been installed Chancellor Com
mander. OF Ivy Lodge No. 1871
GraDd Chancellor John Ulrich will take
| long needed rest after his year of hard
| labor, but will soon be in harness again.
| P. c. Ross Tilaen was unable to attend
| the annual convention OF the Grand
Lodge. being confined to his residence
through Illness.
p. C. John Patrick was on deck aud
claimed the attention OF the Grand Lodge
| frequently during the session,
The Grand Lodge appropriated two
| hundred dollars TO be distributed in prizes
to the Uniformed Rank at its neXt annual
| parade.
The per capita for the COP ing year will
be forty cents, an increase e.. en- cents.
Grand Chancellor Charles w. kilbourn
has appointed John G. Berrian and Au-
gust l1ange District Deputy Grand Chan
cellors of Districts Nos. Q and 2, German.
Both are reappointments,
P. G. William "a. Mead. of Rathbone
Lodge, has declined the position OF Dis
trict Deputy Grand Chancellor of District
No. 81. and district meeting OF that dis
trict will be called to select Past Chan
cellor for appointment.
C. c. James Dunlap, of Lafayette, will
become Sir kuIght on Monday evening.
jim will look bang up in buttons
Brother Inner Guard DAVIS of Lafay-
cite, will make a good officer. He
should be in uniform.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

Flick 81 lots 81, a. tS aud is Myrtle avenue
5soek b5soek ~ iots z. p and ~ Grant avenue
eIock rs icss q. q "a q and . Nyrtls avenue
BLOCK ,as. lots l. 2.s4s and l. jackson ave
5losl ~. lcts s . 10. i and T. Myrtle sxsnus
Biock 7sa lots is 49, 20 Il and r. Myrtle ave-
Lock 729. lot 221S Myrtle avenue
Block 72s. lois 2. "a. rs ac, q and 2s Grant ave
: Block s2,. lots %. 90 81. 81 and ss Grant ave-
RloOk ~. lots 81. So ds. 81 and 49, Grant ave-
Block 7se lots A, l. and g Grant avenue
Scs sSck 5 os Ioss ana apf eans enaas sysnas
siSsk Ioss Ss K and AND i syras sysaa sysaas
Blccx 1al lots Is and A. Myrtle avenue
sISsk hSsk S. S. Ss lSs 8 aEesis fors .srsss
Block isi, lois ana H., Cambridge avenue
block 81, lot 81. boacon avenue
Block 9i5. lots ii and IL. Lake street
I lloce s9a. OF u. Pavon.a avenue
Block Block %s, ~; ~ Jersey s y, avenue
Iiock 5ss. II LOT ri iss 81 Ps1is % avenue s1ue
ST east ca Il har da'S o Prs rs Iadaw avenue
block 7as lots lia Ill liz and ila Ogden
lsiasS EiosE 5e, lot IL I.aidlaw avenue
s ELSE sk 5l9 @ pasts Iot Of % lots and First strses
Bcck .is, lot 4. Madison Avenue m
boak Ls0 plot 8, Hockeossck River
Bl0ck 80. lot J. ewark avenue
B.gck Joi. lot H. randolph avenue and Garfield
Block si0B, lot T. tinrheh avenue
Block 532. lots SIAM part OF IS Sac)<ett street
IlocK s5y lots ej and Is Monticello avenue
Block 29l 1t 2lA. Summit avenue
Block Isl. lots aud ~ tomnlunipaw avenue
Block an lots s ana "a. Bfshop strret
Book 5sy. lots "a aud lS. Union street.
Blocx s65 lot q Zahrtskie street.
u ck l.1l los 81. 81 81. 5s a.,J 3i Gates avenue
Rlotk 4g. lots 24A, 24R, &c and 24ll, Com niunt-
paw avenue
hlcck a.g lots and Il Bacon avenue and Hop.
kins avenue
and he said Court nas Gxsd Saturday. the n ius.
tcenth da OF March eighteen hundred aud ninely
two at the Chancery Chamuers M. E change
plaea in the city OF Jersey CITY O'Clock II
thoforenoon. as ;ne time and plaos foe hearing aaT
objections that may be made TO tho essessmeats
charges and liens fixed ana certtie1 by tho Com.
nissipners OF Adjust in said report. whom
and wilers all partis, i,tofested therein MAJ oe
heard.
DENNIS BcLACGHLrN
Cletk OF the circuit Coars
OF the County OF Hu isol
pated Jersey city. ~ j., feh Is iSla.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

section with workers, and will be good
thing for that locality.
Hudson now has i Committee for En-
tertainnents for the benefit of the section.
The members are all hustlers. They are:
-Brothers Dingwall. Gray, Schott,
Kessltng and S, A.. Isley. and sisters
Weeler. Gray, f. Schett and Newman.
The committee will meet Wednesday
evening. at No IL Prescott place,
AT last the Beneficial Degree has been
started. Further particulars Will be
given later on.
Hudsou's trunk was source of amuse-
ment Friday.
Brother W. Dlngwall is said to have a
pull.
W. A. Reed will soon get to understand
the miseries of the Office.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

At an examination OF the graduating class of
vassar College a few months since large
number of invited guests were present. The
Professor in charge announced that impromptu
questions would be asked OF and answered by
said the Professor please explain the mean
ing of the phrase Go tor The young lady
pupil was a vivacious Boston girl, and first turn
Ing her chewing gum over two three times,
she exclaimed, That is only the sixteenth cen
tury phrase of the present days expression of
'Ob, come Off The words Go to- are now used
as prefix to a message as, for instance, Go to-
a70 Greenwich street and buy pair of
Coward's Common Sense Shoes" The applause
was immense. -
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.

Hoboken Section will meet Thursday
evening, February 25. in place OF Monday
onsaccount of the Holiday. A good meet
ing is expected with Initiation. The meet
ing of this section held last Monkay even
ing was an exceedingly interesting one.
Seven candidates were initiated. Hobo
ken will have u society to brag Of If the
Cadets keep the good work up.
Hudson had one candidate last meeting.
The meeting WAS q lively one throughout.
We are still in IL. the members say.
Fisk Social Circles masquerad held
Tuesday eve ming was grand success and
merits great credit to the committee.
Many Cadets will be at Crescent Hall
Washington's Birthday to see the "snow
ball.
Fisk's meeting Wednesday was one
where life was not extinct. The m after
CT expelled members was a quest ion
which brought 70 bear the parliament ary
points of Brothers J. Diugwall aud
Schult. One young man rode the la
mented animal.
The Perth Amboy Section will be a
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
iSfT.E.A .MEO-4 rs
RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD IN. Y. G. 6 Il. R R. R
W Co. lessecs.
Trains ioavs West 4ad street Station New YORK,
IS follows. and D. minutes earlor from the foot Of
Hamilton. London. detroit anI chicago. 1000 J.
m, Is - D. M, IS 10 y. NJ.
Si. Louis, ~5.15. . Il D.
Toronto -l000 a. m, +a1s, s. Is .. m.
Buffal0 Rochester,, Suspension Bridge Nia9ars
Falls $50 s1.0l a M, sis. * 10 p. m.
Utica and s racuss 80 s1U.0J O. M, = Is se.l5 ).
m. III IS a m. runs only 70 Uticn.
Kingston. "ss0. fila 4i0.al t1lsj q. m. +4t.00
Catskli and Albany @s.sd *7.la 1000 +ii.a5 a m,
st4.0J D. IN. Ss-lh ID Is p. m.
Cranstons. West fcint, Cornwall Newburxh
aSU T.l5 S2a, 1000. .0l5, +l!.55 am. sl5 ++4.O0
a.Sl s5.l5, SIS $780, S15 ills ..
Montreal and Canada East 7.ij q. m. s5.15 D. m.
Elegant slesping f0s liufTalo. Niagara Falls
Toronto Detrois Chicago and st. Louis all
sDaily +Daiiy except Saturday. All otnor trains
daily except SUNDAY. + leaves brooklyn, VIA
brooklyn annex, +lO.W a. M, ++j0J p m. Jersey
City p r. t. station. *il.2J u. m. rs. 81 y.
For tickets, time tables parlor AndsleeDing cas-
accommodations Information apply Ohdcea
Jersey City--P r. X station. Hoboken-W
Hudson street. and West hore station Brook.
Yn-SS; Washington street, i21 fulto1 street,
Annex Office foot OF Fulton street. New YORK
cfty-Ncs 25e t6S, Ts5 sf2 Broadway, li3 Bowery /.
PARK place. 5a West l25.h street and West Snore
stations West 12d street and foot OF Jay street,
-'' - c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Wander Dllt Av.. New Y0rS.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

Resolved, That by aud with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance, aud
approval of the Mayor, the prayer of the
petitioners be granted, aud that main
sewer be constructed pursuant to the
provisions of said act, upon line located
rs follows:
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20
LODGE NOTES.


Another order has been established in
this city. A subordinate branch of the
Nonle Order of Egyptian Monks was in.
stituted on Wednesday night, and will be
known as the Monastery of Hudson.
The officers chosen were James L. Muir
ply, Grand Cyclops; Augustus Smith.
Monk of the Quill; p. Gerard. Grand
Friar; ]. E. Winters. Ceremonial Monk:
l.. H. Nelson, Monk of the Key.
A new lodge OF the Templars OF Liberty
has been formed and will soon be insti-
tuted at Pohlmann's Hail.
Branch No. 1,154. Iron Hall, had its sec
-ter'eilment and dance at Woods s
Hall lay lght
Thy lie Pearl C. Hilliard, who died on
Nor lay, was member of our Lodge of
United Workmen and Resolute Council
of Chosen Friends.
Donau Council of United Friends had a
jolly and successful masquerade recep-
ton.
The Jersey City news., 1892-02-20

Totals ....... ...,.... ......ooo 1so,so'
Court America had successful ball at
Opera Hall on Monday might.
Court Glenwood buried one of its &C.
tive members Oh Tuesday. The deceased
was Brother William P. Llllis.
Court Columbia has changed Its meet
ing place. In future 1t will meet on the
first and third Wednesdays in Columbia
Hall.
Court Hoboken will have it's annual
reception next Thursday aC the Assembly
Rooms, Hoboken.
Brother Richard Farrell. of Court
Pride of the Hill, was buried on Wednes-
day from St, Patrick's Church.
In a competition for a massive Forest
er's badge at a fair in Bayonne Brother
Emery won. He received 1.672 votes,
The next candidate oh the list had 740.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ELKS.
Jersey City Lodge will have a lively
house warming when its new home Is
finished. sn
Paterson Lodge WILL have social ses.
sion tomorrow night aud an invitation
has been accepted and No. Oil will be well
represented.
Hoboken Lodge had an interesting
communication on Tuesday night at its
new rooms. The members are now hus-
tling and things will smile again.
Secretary Hatfield o. Hopoken Is laid
up with the grip.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The twenty.fifth session of the Grand
Lodge K of z. of New Jersey convened
on Wednesday morning, Graud Chancel-
lor John Ulrich presiding. After the roll
call of representatives, 128 Past Chancel-
lors were admitted aud received the de-
gree of P. e. The report OF the G. X. of
L. and S. showed the receipts to have
been So G25,22, and the expenditures
IS. o29. 80. leaving II balance on hand of
81. 39S. 50.
The relief fund in subordinate lodges
was $244 057. 80, against 1926. 1858. As for the
year previous. The receipts of snbordin-
ate lodges was sl22, ,455.68; expenses $34.
542 10 During the year $57. lob. 46 was
paid for the relief of 1885 members.
Total number Of members admitted
during the year .S22. OF whom 1,644 were
drew by card, and 1928 died. making the
net gain 1.049.
Total membership Is 1l.710 Fift cen
new lodges formed and six more nearly
ready foi institution.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to. red is
trict the State, r. O. Wilson OF Grant
Lodge, and z. G. John Patrick or Jersey
City, being members. The amendments
to the Grand Lodge constitution offered
by p. G. G. George II. Kidder were laid
over to the next session. The election OF
officers resulted as follows:-G. g., Charles
w. Kilbourn; G. V. G., Waiter Hayhurst;
G. p, George 4. Cramer; &. NJ. at A.,
Ralph Donath; q. X. of X. and S.. George
Pierson; G. NJ. of E., c. V. N. Wilson; G..
l. G., DR.. HitchcocK; G. o, g., Colonel q.
Rock lellar. These officers were installed
by Supreme Master of Exchequer, r.
Wiley.
Altogether 144 past Chancellors re-
ceived the G. l.. egree during the ses-
sion. Oh Thursday the Grand Lodge
was addressed by G. K. of r. and ..
Chase Of Connecticut, aud S. r. /. II.
kutan exemplitied the secret work of the
order. The attendance throughout the