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The evening world., 1893-10-28

{ New York has reason to be a%bundantly
ashamed Of that mobbing OF the Park
hurst officers.
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The Senate began to vote when 1t got
good and ready.
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Disapproval OF the P]arkhurst So
ciety's proceedings and agents Is not
to be expressed by the use OF sticks
and stones. Steps should be taken to
detect and punish the leaders in yes
terday's outbreak of mob violence. which
was as disgraceful to New York. in its
way. as was ever any lynching to the
III West or the hot-b!oOuul South.
The evening world., 1893-10-28

The gold reserve Is creeping up again.
Under the beneflcent workings OF the
Repeal bill 1t may be expected to run
up.
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Each section is a letter, arranged In alphabetical
rotation from left to right. with the letters I and
] allotted to the same position. beginning again
at the upper left hand corner the letters continue
from X to S. two dots being made to distinguish
them. From T to z the sections are used without
dots.
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, Registration up to date indicates that
New York's growth in population mas
exceeded her growth in politics.
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That OMAR Fr,itaph

The translation Of the symbols engraved on a
tombstone in Trinity Church yard. as published
yesterday. is Remember Death The key to
the cipher is found in this simple diagram:
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The decision OF Justice Williams. at
syracuHc, that women cannot vote for
School Commissioners in this STATE, and
that the enabling act OF 1892 is unuonsti,
t%utional. ~ Disappointing 10 the WOMEN
and important to the State. Members OF
the gentlcr sex have been registering in
great numbers in various districts in the
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Hempseed I SOW.
Hempseed I strow.
lie that Is my true love
Come after me and NOW.

On the third round your future hus-
band will appear behind you with a
scythe.
A favorite but CHASTITY trick in the old
countries is the throwing of a ball of
yarn into he we'll. Begin to wind 1t
up and say
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MENU.
SUNDAY. OCT. 20.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Granula Sugar and Cream
Veal Cutleth French Fried Potatoes,
wa1deA Gomez.
DINNER.
Clear Soup.
Roast Chickens. Rice.
Sweet Potatoes. Caulinower.
Lettuce. French Dressing.
Waters. Cheese.
Orange soufie.
Coffee.
SUPPER
Fried S~callops-
Brown Bread and Butter.
Fruit Salad.
Tea.
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This is an exceedingly smart bodice.
made in pink surah, shot with gray.
The collar ard sleeves are trimmed with
an pplique insertion, two points Of In
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loose all round, and gradually wldens
towards the hem to hang in slight
"godets." to correspond with the luting
OF the double shoulder frilling.
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IL Rapid Transit again lost in q dream,
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He Never Refuses without Cause.
To the Editor:
A says that II he is sober and orderly. and goes
into n saloon to buy drinks. the proprietor is com
PEELED to sell them to him. d. says that he is
not. as the goods ARE his. and be can sell them
or not. as he chooses. which is right
+. O. and r. r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Grand Chief Sarah j. Goff will install
the officers-elect OF Good Will Temple
this evening. There will also be degree
work.
The grand officers have visited all the
subordinate temples, ana found them in
very prosperous condition.
Unity Temple held very pleasant
social last Tuesday evening
Elmwood Temple meets next Friday
evening
Hop Temple Is making arrangements
for n masquerade ball.
Past Great Chief Rilla Dodge s. ill re-
mains in "A very critical condition She
is cared for by the mem bers OF the order.
Unity Temple meets next Tuesday
evening and five candidates will be
initiated.
May Temple meets next Monday even
ing. Several candidates will be ad-
mitted.
Hope Temple will hold a masquerade
ball in Fresdo hall Monday evening,
the sob inst.
The ~Aecutive committee meets in Col
umbia hall next Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

Sterling Lodge, who has been in the far
w est, IL expected home in few davs.
Sterling Lodge will hold public in
stai latioD OF officers next Frilay even
ing. An elaborate pro gram is being ar
ran gel for this occasion. The remony
will be In charge OF District Deputy
Grand Chancellor Reuben 5. Bemis OF
Elmwood Lodge ~ .1
Providence and Pythias Lodges meet
this evening.
A council Of the Grand Orient will be
Instituted In Holden's Hall on Manton
avenue tomorrow evening.
| Past Chancellor j. ID. Anthony was
elected as mast'r of work in Elmwood
Lodge last Wednesday evening.
Smithsonian Lodge conferred the rank
or page on four candidates last Puesday
evening, ana received three applica ions
for membership. Past Chancellor A. o.
Makee aud Brothers James Glover and
james kehoe were appointed as the So
cial COMMITTEES. There will be work ia
the second rank next Tuesday evening,
AMI the bylaws viii come up for action.
Red Cross Lodge will celebrate it's
fourth birthday by holding masquerade
ball, TUESDAY evening, Feb H.
Past Chancellor Henry o. Martin Of
lvanhoe Lodge will ofiiciate as grand
orient at the formation OF the new coun-
Gil tomorrow evening in Manton.
Elmwood Lodge received one applica-
tion for membership last wednesday even
ing Brother A. III. Rivarde was report
ed sick. Brothers Ii. w. Clark and Ar
mold about the same, and Brothers Mas
sard and Soyberg were reported well.
Through the Kindness 6f Brother +. III.
III. Harrington the members enjoyed a
COLLATION. and smoke. The rank of
page will be conferred on two candidates
next Wednesday evening.
The committee on celebration met in
the Office Of the Grand Lodge last Tues
day evening. and the following named
members were chosen AS officers Past
Grand Chance lor Frank w. Taylor,
chairman; Brother Nelson f. Kennedy,
secretary; and Past Chancellor Andrew
Mckenzie, treasurer. The committee
arranged to have an address in Music
Hall. Sunday afternoon, Feb. 49, aud
grand concert aud ball in Infantry Hall,
Monday evening following. The Apollo
Club and Miss Daisy Gerte Hoyt OF
Boston are among the artists engaged
for the occasion.
Order your letter heads bill heads, state
ments, etc. Brown. +5 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

A new council of the order will be in
stituted in B. L. hall Wednesday even
ing Feb. s.
Elmwood Council had a large attend
ance last Monday evening. A mum ber of
applications for membership were re-
ceived. Two Candidates were Initiated in
the first degree. two in the second and
nipeteen in the third. Deputy State
councillor Ralph Mayor vas among tl o
visitors. The members Of this councll
have fully made up their minds to can
turs the $500 offered by the NEws. and As
yearly every member is hustler tie
chances of the lod le are good
The new council which was institut ed
In Odd Fellows nall last Tuesday even
ing VIII meet in that hall again next
Tuesday. when the date aud place of
meeting will be decided. There will be
work In all of the degrees.
Hope Council will care for the state
officers while they are in Westerly during
the session OF the State Council, which
meets there Tuesday. Feb. IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
Anythmg else that $500 in

was decided on as Betsey Williams. +.
4. Manning was elected councillor and
Mrs. Mullon was chosen associate coun-
cillor; vice councillor. Mrs Cotton: asso-
ciate vice councillor, Mrs. Nellie Club
bard; recording secretary. Miss Lille
Chubbard; associate recording secretary.
Miss Lilli- Hudson; financial secretary,
Mrs. Manson; treasurer, Mrs. Wood; in
side protector. Miss Mary Swan; outside
prot ector, John Mullons; guide, Mrs.
Lord; junior ex-couucilor, Mrs. Alice Il.
Manning; associlte junior ex- councillor.
Mrs. +. Kennedy; trustee for eighteen
months. Mrs. Emma Leonard, for twelve
months, Mrs. Goff, for six months, Mrs
Weldon.
fhe officers will be installed on the
evening Of the Goth inst, In the ball OF
SwarIs Lodge OF Odd Fellows at 7:30.
The new Council of Daughters of
Liberty will soon be found in Elmwood.
Washington Council will hold basket
party and social I'm Odd Fellows hall on
Manton avenue next Wednesday evening.
Call and get estimates on your bylaws.
BROWN. 45 Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
FORESTERS.

Court thomas A. DOYLE meets next
Monlay evening, when six candidates
will be initiated aud other matters of
Importance will be brought up for con-
sideratioB.
Court Roger Williams met last FRIDAY
evening and kept "opcn house" Many
of its friends were present ard Witnessed
the ceremony of installation, which was
conducted in very creditable manner
bv Deputy Grand Chief Ranger James
II. Hurry. The officers installed are as
follows: Chief ranger, NJ. f. Dwyer;
sub-chief ranger, 4. Fonrnier treasurer.
Thomas i}r dy recording secretary, An
drew w. McCue; financial secretary. w.
ii. Tyrell; senior woodward George
Collins; junior woodward, James j
Trainor; senior beadle, Jonn Mcclure
junior bradle. Andrew Is. Carroll trus.
tee, ID. j. Cornell examining physician.
+. +. Gleason. At the conclusion of the
ceremonies light repast was served. A
pleasing program was given In which
several members OF the order rendered
vocal and Instrumental selections. and
Brother Patrick Brady, well known
as dancer, gave an exhibition of his
terpsichoreln abilities. The entire even
ing was passed in an exceedingly plea
sant manner, and probably no court in
this state is any better prepared or
Letter posted in the art Of entertaining
than Court Roger Williams, No. 6 6s5.
TIE next meeting will ne Friday even
ing, Jan. %, when IL 1. h ped that very
member will make an effort t. be present.
The ball given by Court Tho mas w.
Dorr last Friday evening was a success
in every way.
The Officers, Conclave No. 80 Knights
OF Sherwood Forest, were Installed last
Friday evening" by Past Commander
John +. McEvoy. The COMMITTEES on
fair made partial report, and awarded
the prizes to he lucky persons. The fol-
lowing named knights were appointed
committee TO arrange a program to b.
given on the night of Feb. 8, IL being the
ninth anniversary of the couclave: Fred
III. Burrough, Fred w. Allen, Thomas
II. Russell, William Clancy and Martin
Hobin. A light collation. was served last
Friday evening
We can suit YOU with any style OF program
you wish. w. X. BROWN, IS Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTH/AS.

Master OF Finance Walter A. Griffith
OF Sterling Lodge. arrived home from A
very successful western business trip last
Friday evening.
Sterling Division Of the Uniform Rank
will hold business meeting next Mon
day evening
A mounted division of the Uniform
Rand was recently formed in Columbus.
Ohio. This is tue fourth division of the
kind to be instituted. 1t starts of wi th
a mem bership OF forty-seven.
1here are a. the present time fifty-four
Granu Lodges OF the order.
IF this Item should catch the eve of
John Philip Watkins, formerly me A Der
of this order at San francisco, Cali
fornia, he will receive Something of in-
terest To himself by writing TO Joel
Griffin, l6O Ogden street. Bridgeport,
Conn"
Knights OF Pythias property is exempt
from taxation in Missouri
IL has been decided by he supreme chan
cellor that n member OF the order must
have his dues paid up TO the commence.
ment OF the current term before he 4. en-
titled to the password.
What Cheer Lodge with its usual
snap" was the first to confer the rank of
page, as IL Is laid down In the new ritual
and IL was done without the use of the
ritual and was well done, too A COM
nittee, consisting OF Past Chancellor A.
"A
ID. McLane aud Vice Chancellor ". T.
Arendt was appointed to arrange for the
third anniversary of the lodge which oc-
ours Friday, Feb. 81. The rank o. page
will be conferred again next Monday
evening.
Bowen lodge, had a well attended ses.
sion last Friday evening. District Depu-
ty Grand Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie
was present and installed the officers
elect. The third rank was conferred up
on a. Is. Craft one of the leading lawyers
Of Westery.
Brother George II. Smith, Of Webster
Lodge, knights of Pythias, No. s. enter
tained "A large number OF the uembers of
Pawtucket Lodge at his residence, at
Natick, on Tuesiay evening.
Brother James Byatt Of Webster Lodge.
Knights of Pythias, No. 20 of Natick,
Who has been on the sick list, l. grad.
ualy getting better.
Lafayette Lodge neld a special session
last Mo day evening when one Candi
date received the second rank, aud eigh-
teen the third. IL was nearly 2 o'clock
IN the morning before tue lodge closed.
The membership of this lodge Is nearly
100 already, and AS all of the officers are
heartily interested in the work. there il
every reason To believe that before the
hrst OF January, 1894 tue membership
will be 200
Perseverance Lodge had n fair attend.
snee last tuesday evening. Owing to
the nonsppearance OF the candidate the
work in the fret RANK was omit "a.
Brothers a. ID. Williams and Richard
son. who baye been sick for some time,
remain about the same
Brother Harry Stackpole OF Elnwood
Lodge fell on the ice last w, duesdav
morning and severely sprained bis left
elbow
Past Chsncsllor Nelson s. Davis Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
PYTHIAN S/STERHOOD.

Hermione Assembly met last Monday
afternoon with goo | attendanc e. The
assistant mistress alarms and outer
guard were installed by Grand Vice
Chancellor Sister Laird, assiste by the
Grand Prelate Sister Wilbur. In the
evening the annual ma>querads bali was
held which was "A success financially as
well as socially. Many of the ladies wnre
very pretty costumes. The music was
fine. Ned Young as prompter outdoing
himself
The Y. L. b Club will meet with Sister
Laird Monday afternoon and evening.
Jan. %, aud It is especially desired that
every member be pre.ent or they will re-
gret their absence when too late.
The grand officers will visit NarraQan
set Assembly next Saturday evening.
Grand Chancellor AnuIe Mueller and
suite visited Howard Assembly last Tues
day evening a good time was enjoyed
and a collation. served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
SONS OF VETERANS.

Gen. A. +. Burnside Camp No. 5 held
an unusually interesting meeting on
Tuesday evening. Nearly all the new
officers were present for duty and entered
upon the work OF the new year with a de-
termination hch showed that they
mean business. An invitation was re-
ceived from the 5. Il. Il. A, cadets ash ing
the camp 10 attend a bali on jan 80. and
one from Abby J. Slocum Tent, ID. II V,
inviting the camp TO be present at the in.
stallatlon of officers mex Saturday even
ing. Both were accepted. Past Capt.
4. j. Clinton, Past. Col +. A. Barton,
Past Capt. ii. :. Thompson. Lieut.. W. H.
Mccormick and Corp. +. T.. Hutchins
were appointed n. committee on WAYS
and means OF raising money for the
beueft OF the camp treasury. The com
mittee have decided to- give a reception
complimentary TO the division officers in
Slocum Post Hall on the evening OF Feb.
IL, the date OF the division encampment
at Pawtuokst Inc camp was the reoipi-
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ent of gift of S25 The generous donor
is gentleman Interested In the order
and although he withholds his name is
we'll known throughout the state. Past
Capt. Clinton IN few words presented
TO Past Capt. ThompsoD, on behalf of
the camp. a handsxne regulation Sons
OF Veterans sword. Past Capt. Thomp-
son In reply expressed his appreciation
OF the courtesy and thanked the brothers
for the gift. Past Col. Il. A. Barton then
for the camp presented Past Capt.
Thompson with an envelope containing
sum of money to be used in the pur-
chase Of belt Remarks were made 10y
others present and the meeting was made
thoroughly interestin and profitable to
all present.
Col. James Barton Camp held largely
attended meeting last Monday evening.
Lieut.. w. Smith on behalf Of the Camp
presented Past Capt w. Is. Mathews
with a past captains badge reviewin Y
his individual work and in glowing
terms congratulated him on the esteem
In which he was held by ths members OF
the camp. The camp Is Ia excellent con-
ditioD aud intend TO increase their mem
bership the coming year.
Sergt Il. Freeman Smith, the delegate
10 the New England conve ltiou, Sons OF
Veterans. has host OF friends ia Boston.
lie Will make 1t pleasant for those who
accompany him.
Lieut.. Thomas Moes Camp, Central
Falls, having failed to elect all camp Of
ficers for the ensuing year. will do so
next Monday evening. IL Is also the
night OF the official visitation of Division
Commander Col. 4. NJ. Sweetland aud
staff. All members are earnestly re-
quested to attend in old-time numbers.
Visiting brothers will be welcome. James
King will be mustered In as a member
and "a large delegation from Btllou Post
is expected A good aud pleasant even
ing is assured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
RED MEN.

Tahoma Tribe had "A very pleasant ses-
sion last Tuesday evening. Sachem G.. j.
Dean presiding. Brothers Burgess and
Hague, who are on the sick list. remain
will be conferred next Tuesday evening.
The great chiefs visited NarragansetU
Tribe last Monday and were royalty
entertained.
Great Sachem John J. Peckham is re-
ported as being very sick.
Wamsitta Tribe received several appli-
cations for membership last Monday
evening.
Brother Owen Martin OF Narragansett
Tribe. No. .. o. X. NJ, has given up tie
hotel business at Centerville. and has
accepted position as commercial travel
Ter for Palmer a. Madgan.
William L. Remington, sachem of
Narragansett Tribe, No. 8, Red Men, has
nnished his new residence at Natick, and
was recently given house-warming by
his many friends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Charles Thurber. G. D.; NJ. Buckley,
G. V. D.; Clark Johnson, A. G.. d.; O. y.
Carpenter, II ID and Treas u rer Gardiner
installed the officers Of the Knights of
Honor in its hail at Phenix on Tuesday
evening as follows, Dictator. w. III.
Shaw; vice dictator, George II. Ryder;
past grand dictator, John Hallihan;
assistant dictator. >. w. Hines; chaplain,
Thomas Wood; secretary, Il w. Jones !:
financial secretary. Il. &. Capwell;
guide, james Samuels; guard, II. ID.
Brown; Junior sentinel, Samuel Whipple,
and trustees, James Samuels and Frank
Tuckerman.
After the exercises speeches were given
by the grand officers who were present
from Providence an1 collation., served
by Ca,erer Duffy. was partaken Of.
The fol owing musical program was
rendered during the evening:
Overture".., Violin and Organ
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton.
solo. ..sss..s.sss s.ss...... MISS Lindsay
hccltaloh' ................MlsS Matte Briggs
'........... tteorge Rider
harmonic SOLO. lo..................Mr. Ellington
hcCi'htohs s's's...sss..............J .John Lamb
SVlo'''s''''''sssssss' ...Mlss Lindsay
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
MANCHESTER UNITY.

Loyal Providence Lod Se held its regu.
lar meeting Tuesday evening. Two cam
didates were initiated Past Grand
M tNter Frank Bur on, a sisted by Pasr
Provincial Grand Master Isaiah Creaser.
Installed the followinp-named officers:
n. g., George Brooks; V. g., II. Glaaz-
man; z. s., B. Levinson; L. S, NJ. Rubin;
treasurer. S. Rich; warden. II. Gold
g. ith; conductor, A. Smolosky: r. S. to
TO V. G., Jacob Lubowsky; l.. S. toV. G.
A. Blumenthal; l.. NJ. Charles Lock wood: /:
lst ;. =, 5, lie" ande; 2d s 5, H. Cherry;
j; IT,, M; Margalius; o. e., l.. Kreinson;
after which n few well chosen remarks
were made by Noble Grand Brooks.
Grand Master George Davis aud Past
Grsnd Master Burton, in regard to the
standing of the order which is considered a
one of the best on earth. A collation.
was served and god cheer prevailed
Fifty thousand combination tickets during
the past five days. Send 'em in. BROWN, As
Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

Owing to the extreme cold weather,
and the hall in which Providence Colony
meet IS being damaged bv fire, there was n
disposition on the part of the members
to keep away last Monday evening.
Seven application for membership were
received and referred to the proper com-
mittee. The next meeting will be held
Tuesday evening, February 6, when nipe
or more candidates will be admitted.
Narragansett Colony, No. 80. meets In
Pilgrim hall next Tuesday evening. The
attendance of every member is desired.
Ribbon badges of any description at short
notice. BROWN, t5 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS.

The public installation Of Abby j. Sher-
man Tent, No. l. ID. OF ", was held Sat
urday evening the l4th inst The new
officers are as follows: President, Jennie
Spencer; senior vice, Mabel f. Fisher;
junior vic, Eva L. Pryor; secretary, Ber-
tina Forde; treasurer, Carrie WichI
chaplain, Lottie Spencer; guard. Ger
trude Spencer; inner guard, Grace Bur
CESS. pleasing entertainment and re-
freshments made an enjoyable evening
for all present. The next meeting will
be held Jan. % at So Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. 3 met in Alfredian hall
(Wanskuck) last Monday evening Hon
orable Commander Richardson Jenkin-
sou IN the chair. An invitation was re-
ceived from Brigade No. 2 to participate
Ia the opening Of their fair next Saturday
evening. Comrade Scatterxood was re-
ported as improving The following
comrades we're elected for the ensuing
term: Honorable commander, Fred
Whatley; vice commander. Roland AL
ford: recorder. A. X. England; scribe.
Albert Soxlsy; treasurer, Washington
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
SCOTTISH SOCIETIES.

Clan Cameron, No. Z, o. s c., met as
usual Tuesday evening, Jan. H. with
good attendance, Chief George NJ.
Strachan presiding. Business Of the
usual order was transacted. One appli-
cation for membership was rece we'd and
the amusement committee for this year
was appointed as follows Clansmen A.
Dawson, j. Shaw, Johu B. Craig, j.
Simpson, and William " MacNdir. Clan
Cameron will give concert and ball at
% Westminster street, Tuesday evening.
the 3lst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20
To the stub Pen.

Though received with apprehension
BY the copy-boot prstension,
Who call IL an invention
OF the most strocious kind;
Yet the pointiess BIZ partition
Yields more mental ammunition
Ihan the sharp and shrill condition
of It's predeoessors' grind.
As source Of inspiration,
For the ssse Of its syrstion.
Asa means Of liquidation
For genius 10 impsl;
AZ tool Of malediction,
or to do away with friction,
We cry With firm conviction.
III has ne parallel"
-zss Msssss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-20

Broadhead; chaplain. john Toner: guide.
Charles Green; assistant George Buckley;
inside sentinel. John Whatley; outside
sentinel, Thomas Sainsbury; past com
mander, X. Jenkinson.
The committee on Beneficial associa-
tion reported favorably. Among the
comrades were visitors from Brigades
No. /, 2 aud o.
Brigade No. will open its fair In
Irons's Hall, Olneyville, next Saturday
eveing, Jan. 81. This Is Alfredian night.
A grand parade IL looked forward to, as
comrades representing every brigade i'm
the state will appear In line. The COM
mittee are working hard aud are conf
dent OF success.
Brigade No. will meet next Monday
evening at Al Westminster street. Con-
siderable business Is assigned for this
night including the election Of officers.
IL Is the wish OF the honorable comman-
der for AS many comrades TO be present as
possible. The concert aud ball given
Jan. was the grandest success known
for IN my wears.
Grand Treasurer John Turner. and
Grand Marshal Joseph Il. Holland have
signed articles to ride three-mile bicy-
Gle race Oh the 18th Of March next. Both
men have star ed training.
Now Is the time To stock up for the coming
year in your genera printing. BROWN, Eddy
street