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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16

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Nsw YokE. July la-On the stock maRhee -
day higher prices wses recorded as shs opening
OF business. Louisville 4 Nashville. Geoepi
Electric. American Sugar. Manhattan ana
GfeD9sD being pfominen4 The rfse vss
stimulated by reports Of . new bull
con binatton having bssn formed with .
certain operator, besstof0ss conspieuous In In
dnstrisi deals. - manager People in . position
20 know thought the Yumora grew out OF the
fact thst the operator. who had oesn In
Quissesnt mood Of late. pufchaoed line
OF stocks on the break early In the week
for . turn The Kansas hank trouble
and the attachment of the schisstngse mine
property canssd change In sentiment and the
early grain was mot only lost. but . net decline
Of AK per cent recorded for the day. Tbs
bank statement checked the decline for the
slme being. bat st The close the tendency was
downward. Electric tell from az. closing u
az Northwestern was notably weak on the
schlesinger embarrassment. and common. after
. fractional advance 70 1911. fell 70 sS and lsis
on nj 100 The market closed weak
Government bonds-5teady.
Pessoieum-SsgIecsed.
WIDELY BANK sTATsxBxT.
The New York weekly bank siassnsat shows:
Reserve incresss. $4,000
L,sas, decrease. 35.0s6.000.
Dspos.ts, decrease. n. $4,000
The banks now hold N,26e.uOo Les tha1 Ehalf
legal req 1troments
sILvER ExroRYA
Two hundred thousand ounces of oliver vaD
taken Tor export this morning.
FINANCIAL
Money on caii-Nominaliy 5 psr csuk Prime
paper. 6el0 per cant sterling exchauee-
Quiet, but firm. with actual business Ia bank
era bills q Asl1S for sixty days and SAsgDAsS1S
for demand.
etlver was weaker today at the stock u.
change, certificates declining 70 73c on Gales OF
5000 ouucoa Commercial bar silver, however,
advanced 70 721<c and Mexican dollars 20 591<c.
The weakness An cert hcates Was due to the
purchase Of oliver at TIA By the Treasury de-
paxtmsul
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0sosss Clary. the young soldier killed By
lightning ss Camp Douglas, VIA. vhsrs the
Nationsl Guard Of that state wss Ia camp. and
his two bsoshess. Hugh and Harry, seriously
injusod as the same time. were three brigh:
and promising young men, jast entering upon
manhotpi, sous Of Joseph II. Cary, ESQ.,. OF
Darlington. Via Their father Was . classmats
In college Of Judge Eben smith. Of this city.
and thcir mother. Lizzie McHugh Ciary, 10 .
younger sisier OF Mr.. Beriah Brown. Harry
Masshaii sad Arton Lsmmles. who like the
Clara. we're Of Company r, Robert l. Wood
and ". J. Mcmahon, the telegraph operator.
were also injured aud Nrs. Coulsy. wife OF the
captain, 10 sufisfiug from nervous pfoessaston.
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TMk NICARAGUA REVOLT.
Government Forces Organised and Nov
ing ea the iasarr.ettaaists

MaSAsrs. NasssssDs, JsEy - tea g.veis
ssa Ssa. Aasset. selected ~ ths rastnhes. 90 the
cabinet. ielasly direct tAe operation .! w.r
axstast the i.soa EsSosatioassss They sse
organizing their forces ssa sill tsks ths acl.
IN fss ssss. wiia sas gcvssassent farss. under
Gea Meadss. al Metssrs, ths Soash side II
lxske Msnaxas. aai The fofrS 0f reyoiukissEists
eadsr sssa. Esess0s. ~ fGsA.a Nusso
WAsni>asnS cry. Jasy lA~-xas state ser.st.
rseat has sscsivea s.tvsees ftats Minister Baker
81 MAaxxus. ecnesmtaa tss news tsAs Yexa.
latsoa aai ssaksn oss xxaia Ia >lcxfsSaz saa
thai the presiisas of he republic 1aa ,s~
,Esats.ss of foreign AFFAIR. uxse nea
rslsocsss 81 Leon. Taer~ VAS as aalsls
but the satgssssf regards iAs sisazasea q,
critical This 10 & ssxss~aels news 10 the paN
department, fer 1t will require :Ae SECRETARY 10
seRa naval weasel so Nicaragua q; a saasaa
when tAs e1tmxse Is anea2srAess aaa fersr
prevails al aEny r4sess The only Csfis.
ststes var sesssl available ca The
wcss coast s. tAe Alliance. Row
.; CaltsA fSga. aud sc will ee
ordered - proceed - Ase4sssaA Msanwasls
sAs inesasrt 49, hsvs sss ss.ees - nAsssa tie
sssisee ST :hs N2rxsaaa and Chssasssoa srom
New Nexk. ies. xl;Aeaxa u viii ts several
Gasuiss e~tcss tAsy es& reach sae Pacific tas
necessity sas stFsak ssses=s .as Easal iogc1
there Aas sSen Eas2e sRpsrvas
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

An outlaw named san Francisco Rodrirues
shot aud killed Judge while the latter wss
RAISING sentence on him in the City OF Mexico
on July IL
Allan Batter. a wealthy eoiored horse doctor.
wasiyuched At vincsnnes, Ind. on July IA. for
performing an abortion on young white girl
whom his son had wronged
While drunk, William Cook, q section fore.
man AZ Pemeerville. D. made q murderous a.
sault or his four children with q club, .nfl.ctins
probably fatal injuries Gu two sud seriously In.
iur;ng all Of then The citizens threaten 70
lyrch him.
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TacosA, July H-ispecial l-Tae free en-
pseyr2snt bureau is 10 be ia charge OF . man
who !. ~ receive IS pei month. Employment
will 30 secured for all classes. ana the work
will 20 under the various societies aud .rsternal
bodies Of tue city
J. : waiiehaase hss been appointed receiver
o. tha W arstc 6el; i..ns railroad Tor The pnr-
pose. Is % ssi3, ot collecting . iudgmxu. for
si3es2. which IL 10 claimed the Bs.t Llae traas-
fsrrvsi
Tbs bsssbAis game today between Tho kr.ss
team. aud tie eo0s.hoase clerks resulted Il IL
Is III ssvor Of tho Meas srlss,a
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The Caiv.tie sur,.xaY

ALMA. JAY L Il snee.sl r. Z 4i;es state. Sur
vsySg \ {, Aelsoaa.9. = 20 = uaw .orstry an
tie evils rwsss 4ass. uapsax Eawcssta ltae-
w-sssara freEa tie Ica8sshsA river, arrive: a.
tass place icsay IA sSpsstlsa saeP.l4. sos taa
can y xa&ea 10 assssssi atSsgs thirty ss,ls.
east 81 the oaaocxss- ostax 20 iAs pssssaee e
sacss aaS tAs sHoGzsssao2s aaszss 81 tse
e~asitry 60 sas ;ssyyss=e. pscxrsss 1. .low a. (.
u a "a take ~ lsass sixty DAYS - eczaplsss sae
satsey. All the sasssahrs es ths party are wei
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asnt.r.y'. s.eer,i.n =, ra,,.,ns

FQarIAsp, Ialy lA-~fee eoast as!sn.x ve.sel
Aoas@sry arrived ISrs a. II o'slcek tcS.Ay
TIE Ssssel Was Eas. st the mouth o. the
WI araesse river nv rcectsiea committee
eou sea % members - tao Chamber Of
Ielp saegce. c-cess % tao Nstsnas. Gus~a
gSSs.HEssas @seeisss sc the sssef sea Nsyor
Nss@2 ga sErsS ~ =. The estv. iAs vesse.
sael :SFss m iAs ffFsr. iass above the s:es.
eSldSa "ssG psssss through the draw Of
tAs .ssce. bridge sae yss.al wss given : s.uts ~
swss's eae g@ns ty hssssry A. Of sSe Ns:io,.al
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ls5s. ne fheu fetufuSV
TO tbs military scad-
e-ny IT Vest Point.and
for the mex. four years
vss instructor in In
lanfry tactics and the
use Ct ANAL arms. At
the BREAKING out OF tEe
c!vi. wss he wont TO
the front ~ assistant
acjntent general. He
comm an!ed the Ninth
Missouri, with the
ysnk ol colonel, and
for two months COM
lnardsd q brigade. He
res,gnod his volunteer
commission March II.
ls6s., but was in ths
field during the al
vance upon Corinth
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Hops-Duli and steady. New York state,
common to choice, la922c: Pacific coast, 100
Ui,c.
Cofse-Options. STEADY: unchanged 70 S
points np: closed hfm, 500 points up Sales
were 1l.'jO tags, including: July. SI6 lnt4
October. sia9A Spot Rio-Duli aud steady.
No. :, I7isc
sagar-Raw-Dull and steady Fair refining,
EAs; eeusriingais, @-tesi, Ca. Renued-Firm
"a tasa4S is-isc: standard "a" 3s-i64Ssa,:
confectisners a.. 5-i'9asc. cut LOAF and
crushed. S'st96 f-lsc: powdered, 5 .l-ls1jfsc;
graduated. o7-lS95<c; cubes, S IL l6{D51sa
Compensatory. Lake, SO 25-
Lead--sescy. Domestic, 81. 50.
Tin-Qniss. Straits, &is. Is bid, tio 20 asked
Psses-Snies and steady. spclicr-Quist. Do
messic, II 0-ts
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sew Yssx. July rz-Toliovisg = syso1sss
Of . r.es crop tuiisstn issusd today by Daa
Iains1gs's sosa: Seeding coaessssd ans u
crop IL psospssfag anssy. The total se5s-
axe IN tas Untssa Beotss 70 5e2,Ha. sad
the sssssns&sd yield iesz.noo bUshsis.
Rsy ssss sssm the Atlantic states ass 81 . salts
factory character. In Louisiaus the progress q
ths crop sss sassssnpesd ~ dry weather n
Missy Ioessisies. bot 81 rscsos widsspsssd ana
eossInno..s showers the plant has nearly rseov-
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Baker & H1saeil. wholesale hardware dea,s,s
O. sioax cIty. assigned on July 10 Liabilities.
tss,oo. ssse,s n.ei pending an inventory are
saai TO lie fully one-hau Ia excess OF tie nshil,-
ties.
Investigation by the marine hospital bureau
sAoss thai there was no foundation for the re.
ports that disease resembling cholera had
esnse9 zen deaths In NORTHAMPTON couu,y
NC
Gee OF the crew oil the steamer ALLEGHENY
from Ceite. France. has teen isolated at Ph.,a-
d~iphia pending the determination OF thu
character OF "a :llAeSs from which he is suffer
lag. resem bling cholera
Re Fopnii.ts' organs In Kansas are eacourac-
Ing cav IswoiiIfg IN the reors.n. cation OF IN.
mis-as, the Marion Rscrrsi SoiEs - Far a. 10 say
taAs u sagac & the Republicans has. bean All a,
last aieT Il would have been in tue ia sses, Of
lAw see order.
aleAsss T. iesys;'. ne theatrical manager
ess been suVd go- divorce by his vile uat,Ie
IsaSl;s. A. Nes YORK.. saa he has h~en snn,.
zaonei 10 shos ea2ss Why he should no; nav
sismony sHs Counsel fees pending trial Of su.,
Gov. joues. OF re Case,sw Nation. has writ
ten = posEtsi lcstsE Ia secretary 81 rae Iaterta.
He1s sEaiaA, Ia @saea he dsnes the r.xat O. tee
United states goss.nnea; 20 interiors villa IA.
administrators o. TIE saws % tie Caoc,xw
Na.sea after guarantee. * IL local sell govern.
Eea. He Sass IL Is TIE tA3r2 s.sae sueh sp,s-.
terence aAs taken place. ag3. while 10 re-uai-
a;es the right OF The genera eevernrnsa. q.
dictate, ne ass aeciee. 10 stay ;ae exscu..aa a.
TIE nsne Cscetsws because he TANKS u uo,i,.e
IL DO 80
Person & Sen. 0; Losaon. EnS.aaa. have *.
sfll ia sas eeurt o: casnce-y q, Trca,en.
\, J. against tue Huisoa Tazaes Connxnx
ssx!ax ;ef sAs appointment Of q rsrstve,
- t4ks charge ot ant ~!zd up thu
eoscssa TIE rsesaa; compsay il -.
r~sals Of tie eeaso. .3s'sou OF the old carpaase.
aaa ass CAPITA. ssoex 81 s.aohaa TIE esil
states tas,fas ssaass company - inso;vsri A
rae 10 s5ow csuss wss made. resarrshsv aelo~p
C4AzcsiIog Aessl.. il Jersey CITY 90 July "a
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Haestst tsuax Peoples Catan,

fSptAsarSiss. Juss = fae Bapx.ss Ssezx
Peoples Tntoa eaaF<ntaea esassaura .ssass
with swcstefina acs wesshsr. TIE fasseesa
sssssoa uss Sevotsa - rel-oFss as easasaissEss
ca Eisee slxueoas saslnSsz. sogissea sy an
epsa n&sssAasst en- he Subject 81 s~,sa
q 2est N~ssiae." and = Saxss w0ss sy. center
cree WITH s<sts~sses aud Feeasts limited 10 Zen
minutes esea. fhe slsssae3a sssssass spenes
VIII great psasse service. sogsSwea ~ syss-
ros.a =. IN sAs suaseea Of '~aag aessss Ee.ssx
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sssuaL@ ssA ssnbsr of fasssssetng papen ~
sesoek sssss saiisas vess bid II osssiy ell a.
ehasehss In shs city. snd shis sssntsg teSf
mAss ussssasz. knosn - meetings o.
shs eeiafs. were hesd II the av
ehusehea On sonAsy Ill the puipiss VIZ b
q, id b. .ssisofsL Psndemossnm yst9soo - tie
eosvsa tiSa fuss hssoss tss snoa sdJoufsnAn-
caused ~ shs receipt 81 . ns0Ags thas sns
worsGs fais vosid - eisss1 tighter tAAn .
essn Ahsan 81 praise followed
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YES h"Nh .. ~ that place during
Henry ". Hsi.ect's star from July
OF thai year until July !. 1855 he
uas orssstsd bsigadiss general on March IL
1919 H. vas the inventor of several improve
msuts iss firearms and published works OF value
on military ynasteSA He waa retired June ~.
1882. beIng then sdjntant eenersi. q which
Office he sas promoted June Z. 1850. Gen. Kei-
ton sesvsi fifteen Year, on the Pacific coast On
his retirement Psesidsns Harrison appointed
him governor Of the soldier home at Washing
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Dir. .C,e.. O.er,e. Co~i.e.

Brig Cen R. G. o. Brien. adjutant and inspsc-
tor general. W. n. G.. VIII wish and inspect com.
paniss B. D and z. the rsgimsatal headquarters
and the regimental band on the 18th
ut p IA. Il 10 expected that the
1ac0mA ofhcen and the officers OF the
vs.io1s stafs residing In Tacons and Seattle
VIII Be present There will also be . shost bat
TALON drill and . hand concert Gen q Brisn
viii inspect Company ! ct Port Townsend on
the 10Th ana Company at New whateom on
the 10Th. completing his tour Of inspection over
the state. which has occupied his t.ms since
luun
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Csnpeny ne Camp Lifs.

-
On wednesday svening the camp vss the
scene Of quito . hatsie-sham- Al about $50 in
the evening several men from Company d came
out TO the camp and the assembly WIS sounded
The two companies formed - one and then d.
vided into Two plAtOonA the nrst under CON-
maud Of Capt lngraham and the second under
Lieut. Smith Both piatoons were coon marched
ployed - ekiYmishefs, one remaining near the
esmp. the other Withdrawing under cover OF the
woods In order 70 prepare for the attack on the
camp. The 0res alafm Of the attack was given
b. some Of the attacking party crawling through
the grass and nrtng on the GENTRY. and then
they sprang out Of every bush and from behind
every tree and poured . iusilads into the camp,
which had been aroused BY the call 20 arms"
ana now poured voslsy after voliey into the It
lacking forces, until they were compelled to
retreat skifmish firing ~as then continued in
the woods till long after DARK, when the sharp
reports OF the rifles and streaks Of nre seemed %
nash from behind every tree in the place.
Friday evening the member Of Company z
gave farewell sociai 70 few Of their friends
q Camp Phinnsy. A programme Wa rendered
around the camp 6fe In the early part Of the
evening. and then the boys aad their lsdy
friends retired to the pavilion. where the hours
sped By In dancing 20 the seductive strains OF
mandolins and guitars. During the inteemis-
sion Of the dance . dfili contest for . gold
medal, pfsaenssd By Lieut. smith for the best
drilled man In the company, was decided b.
tween four remaining Contestants out Of the
whole company. consisting OF Cofporals Aoese,
sayre, skinner and Howe. After Close and
stubborn contest Corp skinner bore away the
medal Alter tls dance IN excellent lunch Of
strawberries. cake and chocolate was served q
the Woodland hossl, and then all departed fos
home declaring that camp life Vas grand
Camp broke and the tsnts were struck satur-
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CHICAGO, July ia--rhs national lawn tsnns
tousnansa closed this evening Chartss <
Wssnn won the hampIosship In the singles,
Mccosmtak brothers vou In she dou hass. and in
the cone. alton auals Hays defeated Neal
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TACOMA, July Especial i-The city eounesi
tonight rsscinAsd the sesioo Of Thussdey SsfuG
Ing 70 grant C. B. Wright IN sxtenstoa 81 dne
70 pay for the water honaa He VIII - given
thn tina dopfsnd
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NsWs has been received By J. z. 0aibfaith. Of
Riley 4 Gslhraith. OF the death Of his partner.
Thomas Riley. ut the home of his parents In
RssdsessrR. via M Riley VS. taken sick with
plsuris5 about Christmas and went 20 the hos
pital. where he had three surgical operations
performed ior the disease On May - be left
way. as YES 70 years old. unmarried. and had
lived IL this state about four years. the last two
In Seattle.
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a Sachemt.h s.re,e,

sse3scstss. saiy A--EspSSsal LA the case
c: III = aas.aa w TIE cAsy - ssesoxsssa to-day.
iss isry aroHsai IL . veralss 80 ssAssA Aaeas
tegs! nossAs sso nas-os. ,As PLATA
;.c. fell down al snrsosestsd ara
Say Ass ia.arSa ais sgsna Ia h-ousas sa.g
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and tbs members feel much recupsratsd b their
ssnt lie. sham battle occurred at the camo last
Wednseday evening. but the invaders Of the
camp wers driven ca with heavy iosa Friday
night hop wss given By the company aad
competitive drill tor the Phinnsy gold medal
wss won after stubborn contest BY Corp. skin-
neR This morning Companies c and 9, OF IT,
coma, wiz come over to attend the funeral OF
Surgeon General Z L Smith, Who will Be buried
this aftesn0on with military honofA Brig. Gen.
X g. 0'Brisn will inspect Companies B. D sad
z. Of this city. q the Armosy Tuesday evening.
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CaI0AGo, July la-John Grimm today DE-
posted with the Columbian Athletic Club
5000 to meet any tsathssveight In che
world, Solly Smith preferred. for g. so side
and any reasonable pu1s. He emphasized his
statement BY sayiug that he would accept
Dix0n's odsr 20 weigh - l20 poundA
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yALsr, 4, Malta, Jnly iA-Tns Britain battle
ship Iu Dc xibss sas bseu ordered 70 proceed I'm
msdiaisiy 10 Alexandria, Egypt The rssson
fog this E1srtsf order u NOS ds6nitssy known,
but u 10 ranoycd THAI IL II owing 20 disturb
sness shEs hxvs tsoxen ont I'm Alexandria.
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- lE'eress wosSs rslny 1sys aaa sundays a, tie
fEsc. -~oUae savings sAzA
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Chicago, July is-L1saI Ros l. Bush, Of
COMPANY 10. Flfsssnfh iaiartSy. Gated States
army. elo.sss on Monesy from Fors sheridan
With Surgeon Major Gssssd's pretty daughter
flora Tee pal. we're married In wiseonsin
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GEN. KKLr0S II DEAD.
4 Dsoss Soldtss and djatsst ooo-
npat ~ hM AP~w.

efat Of The Army.
wAsHissrox err. July la-Bris. Gen. Johp
C. Esitos, rsfsred. died 1t bis residences ~ ths
Soldiers rome. near this city. this afternoon.
The czuas was Bsights disease.
John &. Kslten vas born tn Delaware county.
PeansyIss June ~ liza Ia 1851 he was
graduates from Vest Point and was ifnnedt-
ssssy ser. 70 toe frontier. where hc served until
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seSeasl ssls 81 snvs.cssx sguoa & Auasn.
;9s eSasA secesi street
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Governor General Of Cubs Dead.
HAVANA. July ia--t;en. Alexandra RodFiquss
Areas. governor general OF Cuba. died today.
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THE NATIONALGUARD
Company E Breaks Camp 1t
Woodland Park.
SHOOT ron me PRIZE MEDAL.
Wsa ~ CsspesA1 oklnDsr-Ds90. 60
W0ssen - Inspsss oeossls Ce0-
ponaoo-WusaaA Noooo.
- -uyuAxEN during the

IT1AAEN during the
p;easons weather now
prevailing lament very
much that the last LEG.
ss.asuro could not and
enough funcs % pro-
vide 70. . state encamp-
mens this year. The
experience Of Company
E, which has been
camping at Woodland
PARK for . fortnight hAa
BEEN Q delightful one.
II heokn cam n YontnPdav
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Tee sss, sscees.ss oaly 8, LoaeA's, SIS T.uns
Gt.xxS
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n. 2. Alciatore. OF Olympia. director Of the
state weather service. II in the city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-20
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

AFASONIC.-ANrIoUIr LODGE, No. 81, A.
Au F. A. NJ Regular meetings on the lst
and Sd Wednesday in each month, ut 1850
O'Clock P. M. Andrew Birum. WIN. A. Il. An
derSOn Secy. $50
REDwoo CHAPTER No "a, X. A. M.-Stated
ConvocatiOns the I'd. and and 4th Friday Of
each month. Jos. Tyson NJ. f. H. P. NJ. &.
Powell, Sec.
RspwooD FAt1s CoMMANDrRY. No Is, KIT;
Stated conctaves tirsr Monday of each month,
,At 8P. NJ. y. l.. DornberR, E. c. Geo. Hough
master Rec.
4 CHARITY CHAPTER, No. IS. o. E. s. Regular
meetings III and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
W. N. Miss. Marion Everett. Sec.
r o. q. F.-REDwooD LODGE, No. SO, meets
~ every Saturday night, at 1880 O'Clock
! others from q distance cordially invited to
bnd. VIM. Knapp, N G. e. A. Lyman. Jr. RS
iNrERpRIsE ENCAxPMeNT. No. s.. Regular
meetings Ist and 3 Tuesday evenings of each
month at 7:30 a clock at I. 0. y. F hall.
"A. B. Truesdell g, p All. Noon. =. =. -
CRYsrA1.LopaE. No..2S. D:of K Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings of
each month, at 1889 p. m Mrs. Julia LIGHT
warck, N. G. Mrs. Luella Moon, RS.
A O.U. w-REDwooD FALLS LODGE, No.
A. g. meets every Monday evening, at their
hall. Visiting brethren made welcome. A.W
Bager. NJ. W. 5. 0. Mason, Recorder.
II P.-REDwooD FALrs LODaE, No. a.
~ meets every Tuesday evening, in Ack-
invited. c. c. Peck. c. c. H. NJ. Aune KsR. s.
GA. R.-John S. Marsh Post, No. IS Reg.
DAYS of each mouth, at its hall. At one o'ciock
p, M. E. B. Hale, Com, George Buxton, Adjt
WoMEN's RELIEF CORTs-Meets second and
fourth TUESDAYS of each month Mrs May ID
Gale, President; Mrs. Bessie Newton, Sec.
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CHURCHES.

DRESBYTERIAN.-R John Sinclair. pas
4 tor. Services every Sabbath at lt:3J
o'clock A. n. and at 8oclOck P. NJ. Sabbath
school at IL O'clock NJ.
METHODIST.-Rev. l. l.. Hauscome, Pastor
VAA Services every Sabbath, at 1850 . CLOCK
A. N. AMI atSp NJ. Sabbath sch0Dt at IL. n
Young ndn,sprayer meeting w6d. evening
rHRlSTLAN.-Preachi on every lords
O-Day at l0:3) O'clock "A. NJ. and at P. NJ.
Sunday School at Il N. W. L. Slime. Pastor.
EyPfSCOPAL,-aCh gef FAes HolE Gem
II munion. Rev.. Heury ReeT Service
every,Salnday. lnEfh4 morning ~ 1880 and in
the evening at 800 p. m. SUNDAY schqo i'm
mediateIy. afteE moaning aervice. Sertice is
held on Friday evening atS:00.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENT s. s. every
- seventh day at IL Al N. Church service
following, Missionary and teachers meeting
Sun. evening, Prayer meeting Wed. evening.
TATHOLIC.-Divine services on the Sd
~ Sunday of each month at 10 80 a. m. and
at 30 p. m. and Saturday preceding and
Monday following at a. m. Also the Satur-
day before LIST Sunday. FIR. B. Vonderlage,
Pastor.
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The report of school district No. 81
Miss Annie P. Carney, teacher, for
the term beginning April II, 1893, and
ending July 7, 1893, shows the num-
Der enrolled, II; number days taught,
SO; average attendance, Ii. Those
not tardy were Oracle Arnold, Katie
Cain, Bessie Cain.