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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-17
UNITED STATES COURT.
Gases Decidod Yesterday before Jude
jackson nj pnrkersburp.

cases DnGidcd Yesterday before Judge
jackson at rarkorsburg.
Sreeidl Di'pdtch to Inc Mtilioenc.r.
PARIIRsnuRG. W. Va. Jan. 1G.--Judgo
Jackson in tho Unitod Statos court
heard arguments to-day in tho case OF
Saunders vs. tho Bluolold wator works
company on motion to make tho In.
junction against uaing aud divorting
tho water from Saunders springs, por.
potual. Flo modified tho temporary in.
junction 80 that tho company can pump
Uo,OOO'gallons per day, and will finally
dispose OF tho case at the May torn OF
court. Tho attorneys for tho plaintiff
woro X. X. Horny, Of Tazewell, Malcolm
Jackson, OF Charleston, and Mr.. Roy.
nolds. Mr.. Horny Ia u great grandson
OF tho great Patrick Henry and 10 man
oidistinguished appearance and ovidcn,
ability. He created q most favorable
impression here and made manyfricnds.
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The judiciary committee reported
iavorably on house bills l, II aud "a
aud adversely on II and IS, the subject
matter OF the latter being embraced in
other bills.
Tho committee on railroads reported
favorably on house bill
The committee on education reported
iavorably on house bills IL and 10 and
on SO without recommendation.
The committee on roads and navica.
ton reported favorably on house bill 5.
The committee on counties, districts
and municipal corporations reported
favorably on house bills 6, % and Is.
The petitions Of T. III. Bartlett and
others, asking passage OF n law COM
polling owners OF land to prevent bricrs
from growing in public highways, aud
from James Walters and others. asking
for tho passage Of a bill making an ap.
preparation for Gettysburg monu.
ment, were presented.
Mr.. Pearson offered resolution au-
thorizin2 the clerk OF the house to ap-
point one additional assistant clerk,
whenever he may deem it proper. Lies
over one day.
Mr.. Evans offered resolution that
the several subjects treated OF in the
governors message DO referred to the
proper committees for consideration.
Adopted.
Mr.. Fleming offered resolution au.
thorizing the speaker to appoint five
additional committee clerks, two add.
,ional journal pages, aud an assistant
cloak room keeper. Lies over one day.
A joint resolution annuling tho action
OF the formes legislature allowing GER
tain attorneys 10 per cent OF the amount
of the direct tax due West Nirgiria
when paid back to tho state was adopted.
Adjourned. 81
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FINANCE ANp TRADE.
The rcatnros OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.,

-'p hpu'h'us VI tuu NlVHOr NHt oluNh
Markets.
SEW YoRE. Jan. iC-MOncy on call easy at Ia
~ per cent last lonu | per cent closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper ?IaiS per cent.
Sterling exchange strong but dull, With actual
business In bankers bills Ut 81 50 for demand.
Silver certificates 5jtAGORc Tho total sales OF
stocks o'day were QJ,Tsl sharca
Less than ono hundred thousand sh ares OF
slock were dealt IN on tho ht0Gk exchange TO-
aS anI one'halt Of tho business WIS done III
chicago Gas anl Sugar. Local influences were
~ work In some shares Chlcng0 Ga, was heavy
on 4 renewal Of the llQuldAtIuE prices inaBnr'
ated by those who had acquired stock oil the M
!lelphted change Of control, but who ato dS'
hchfcnol by tho legal obstacles placed III mo
way OF the hoped for change. lsnndlng was
weak on the AlG Of n block OF stock believed To
have been pit Oh the market by nh inside Inter
est Thefowa, some buying In Sugar by houses
WIN Warrington connections, bat thorp MGto
no Developments touching tho sugar achodulo
10 account therefor, aud the local traders wcfe
mostly sellers 1t was not expected that any
golu would bc shipped tO'dny, but one hrin soht
forward $4,000 IL London aud ShbOOOl Whs
Withdrawn from tho treasury iOtlhy some oil
which may bh exported by lU'mOfrow,S steam
ers. Late In tho day circular ikStlcd by tho
stockhUldcIs committee OF tho Dls.tlllng conf
pany was issued, II asks for proxies tor tho hn'
NUM- election, reviews the history OF tho com
puny aud Cfitlclscs tho present. management IL
came too late To have auy influence ON the spec
ulatlon In tho shares Of tho company, which
were but lightly dealt IN aud moved within
range OF u percent The gThngrrS did not enter
very largely Into the transactions, aud nuctunt'
cd within fractional limits, rhH general market
WAS Irregular during the greater portion Of the
day. but IN tho luter trading II llrm lone pre-.
vailed and majority Of tho list recorded small
advances, the market closing quiet but irln nhd
III the mRin about the fun sales OF yesterday.
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie preferred gained ~ per
cent
The bond market was quiet aud firm during
the morning. but IN the late session, on some
what Increased volume Of trading, lower figures
wero as rule recorded. The aggregate sales
were sys2 400.
Government bonds steady, except for Us,
which arc SaH per cent lower.
State bonds quiet aud steady, except for Wiz
Glnia 6s deferred stamped, wElch declined B35Ta9
per cent and rallied 10 10.
Railroad bonds heayv
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For quarter Of century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs A remedy that has stood
tho tess 30 long and that has given so.
universal satisfaction is no experiment,
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will be refund
ed. 1t is admitted TO be tho mos. reli.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
Largosize Soc and 81. 6
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n LABOR BUREAU,

Tho Digest OF u Law Introduced In tho
LsEisinturo Yesterday.
spteid, Dispatch 10 he InieVigencer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1G.-IIouuo
bill 10, introduced to-day by Mr.. Tolor,
Of Kanawhu. provides for tho repeal Of
tho act establishing tho Office of COM
missioner OF labor statistics, aud substi.
tu.cs therefor a bureau OF labor consist
ing of four members, ono from each
congregational district. Tho first bonrd
ia to no appointed by the president Of
tho sonato aud tho speaker Of tho
house respectively; thereafter, tho
mcmb bora OF tho bureau to
DO elected by tho people ut general
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"a Friend In Need 4. a Friend 1uleea.r

A friend advised me to try Ely's
Cream Balm and after using it six
weeks / believe myself cured of ca;arrh.
II is most valuable remedy.-Joseph
Stewart, GA Grand avenue. Brooklyn,
\. y.
My son was afflicted with catarrh,
induced him to try Ely's Cream Balm
and the disagreeable catarrhal smell all
left him. lie appears as well as any
one.-J. c. Olmstead, Arcola, Ill.
Price OF Cream Balm is fifty cents.
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MANY stubborn and aggravating cases
OF rheumatism that were believed to be
incurable. and accepted as life .legacie,,
havo yielded to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. much to tho surprise and gratii-
cation Of the sufferers. Ono application
will relieve the pain aud suffering and
its continued use insures an eGectual
curn
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CLEVELAND, O., Jan. l5.-on account
OF slack trade the American wire mills
have closed down it mills, throwing one
hundred and fifty men out Of employ.
ment. They believe the suspension
will be Of only temporary duration.
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Spttidi DItaa:eA to ne la:.lceneer.
NEwuunu. W. VA, Jan. lG.-Tho citi.
zens OF Newburg have shipped largo
let OF clothing and othor supplies to tho
suffering Nebraska citizens. The sup
plies sent were valued at about $500.
Tho baltimore & Ohio railroad carried
tho box to Chicago FREQ Of charge.
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election. Two Of tho members arc to
DO employers aud two employees, their
dutios being aimilar to those Of tho
present commissioner OF labor, aud in
addition thcy aro to net as u board OF
arbitration In all labor troubles whom
requested to do 80. Thoy ars to receive
compensation Of So por day FOR each
day actually employed.
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Proceedings ottho House and Son.
nto ut Yesterdays Session.
BUSINESS WAS LARGELY ROUTINE
In Both Branchos-New Bills Intro.
dueed--sovcrai Committees Reports
cd-sosolutions Presented In tho
iionso--Both Houses arc now Down
to business and Several Measures
Have Advanced to Third Read.
lug.
spteial plspaleA % q. In,tlliacnetr.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 1G.-Thc
following bills were introduced in tho
house to-day: 90. by Martin, concern.
ingmine nlilation audminc ms peclion
Of. by Martin, concerning the assess.
mont OF taxcs; 90. by Martin. providing
for state board OF medical examiners
and regulating tho practice Of medicine
aud surgery; 0S, by Martin, regulating
railroad freight aud passenger tariffs
and present unjust discrimination; 81,
by Lawson, for tho improvements OF 1.-The
Guyaudotte river aud to create artificial
log tides therein; 0j, by Reynolds,
amending sections rs and S. Of the code;
90, by Reynolds, relating to tho reloca.
ton OF county seats; 81, by Ford,
amending tho election law; 9S. by
BrownGeld, requiring municipal officers
TO publish annual exhibits OF their 70.
ceipts and disbursements; 100, by
Brownheld, to punish trospassors upon
engines aud cars standing upon railroad
tracks; lOl by Crislip. amending the code,
relating to tho collection OF delinquent
taxes; l02, by Smith, OF Hancock, TO
prevent discrimination between individ.
uals by lilo insurance companies; l03,
by Smith, OF Hancock, providing for
tho employment OF convict labor on
roads; l0i. BY Fleming. to regulate tho
amounts and collection OF iecs Of expert
witnesses; los. by White. OF Preston, to
regulate trials by juries before justices;
l06. by White, providing for the con.
densation and printing Of the acts Of
tho legislature; l07, by Jones, empow-
ering county clerks to call special cleo.
,ions for the purpose OF Issuing bonds to
liquidate indebtedness; los, by Brady,
to abolish days Of grace; 100, by Nc.
Nabb, concerning the salaries OF assess.
ors; ITO, by Toler. establishing q bu-
reau OF labor; Ill, by HINES, relating to
division fences; ll2, by Stapleton. to
prevent cruelty to animals; llS. by Nc
knight, concerning county boards OF
examiners; III, by Pyle, to empower
the magisterial district OF Lincoln. Ty.
Ter county, TO issue bonds; lis. by Pyle,
to establish the independent school dis.
trict OF Sistersville; llG, by Corder, to
reform and modify the county court OF
Barbour county; III, by Corbett,
amending the game laws.
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I'lics, Piles, ltculu. I-tivs,

SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense iichlng AMI
allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ,lIccratc. becoming rery sore
SwAYSE'S OINTMENT stops tho itching md
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cascs re-
moves the tuinOrs. At druggists, or by mail. Tor
lOcents. Dr.. Swaync & Sou. Philadelphia
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Be sure and uso that old and well.tried
remedy, MRs. WIHsLow's Soothing SYRUP
for children teething. 1t sootnoa tho
child, soitens the gums. allays oil pain.
cures wind collie and is tho best rome.
dy for diarrhGa. Twenty-Five conts a
bottle. MwF&Y
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
u v. bKENSihN RECEIVER.

Time Table No. 10. 10 taks effect 1891 l. IN,
Sunday, November - 1897
Leave whcclinG-lS:O t9:b, lll:.Ja M, E;gJ,
sS:l5, tIaO. 800 p, III
Leave Peninsula-tS;Ot, PSI, sll;i5a IN. t,::a,
SJ:9l, ti:Sb, 1906 y. i'll.
Leave Martins Forry--iS:E, 1857 Sll:lla. M,
t231!, "S:@7, tt:i3, f0;l2,
Arrive Terminal JunGtiou--lS;T, tlO;Oj, ais;
L. ~. tl:lS 1850. tI:lj. lg:lS y. m. 1-.1
Leave Terminal JuuctIOn-I7:2l. 1900. &. N.
sl.:iO. H. III, s5:6l. ti:05. b;H, ISIS D. III.
Leave Martins Ferry-fi;2S, 1901 ala, 'la:b.
ii:O6, tito. t5:ly. iS;5a y, III.
Leave penlnsnla--i7:SL so;llam u, "ll:5l, li:iL
tl:lT, ti..5, tS:5S y. III. u
Arrive Wlicolns-tI:io, 1870 n H.. Sil;5Z
yt:l7, ti:Hi. t5;Si, t9i05 p IN.
sDaily, tDGily except Sunday. Sundays only,
AL trains will run on EnStori Time ~
LIZ TAuSSlG, Superintendent.
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Receiver Appointed,

DovrE, n. H., Jan. l5.-Chief Justice
Doe this afternoon appointed Joshua
Hall as receiver Of the Dover Five Cent
Saving bank which. it is found, is also
involved in the deialcation Of Cashier
Abbott.
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wooicn NH Rc.umrs.

Special Di'paics 10 tie IHtelliGsneer.
SALEM. W. Va. Jan. l8.-Thc WOODEN
mills at this place resumed work.to.day
it has been shut down for several
months on account Of their being no
wool,
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When Baby was sicf, wo sarc her castorla.
When sho was Child, sho cried for castorin.
When ahc became Mlui, sho chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sho gayo them Castorla.
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CnAs. r. GOETHE and W. ". Irwin.
druggists, recommend Johnson'a Mag,
nc,ic Oil, tho great family pain.killcr,
internal and e1torna!.> 81 90 sizo Soc.
Coo sizc 25c.
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Coon ale is tho DOst beverage jus.
now. Try Smiths.
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pLhteIh Wehk sGssioh' " neal LeAct ~
Ma oi5aJ smt,. ~" ~. .,,,rors ~ srrcrch
nrs;,craos, LII, -! 49,, Siosod ,,,'c,anni
Kin, oar. y" Iva "mi D,nyISions ani,hn5 NJ;
,bs,n hoc,G,nc. o"e' "NN P'o''D'0"' ""'sA ~
e, - ,,
VIZ sNSaI n ~ unGI,inse ",
,or,isAi "a ~. Sp,lHS ,iS W" PIIS
Stnss,dt, ~ t-5t,SSIaSS...N' III %Si.
Ss5ta ''|.'i va! ''IT'''2A'''S' Jug O'''"~'' 81
a., a., ~, y ,,-/.
.o So9Smvah 20. rs: 40: ysi.9w t4ita
~, 'enHaIy 1's;a'yIehtS;sc' way HT-S''"'/ee'
~ q m, ~, >o q ,,ht,,
Ia 70 = ~; ,I 4 ~
40 M1Ite Si'sci January -stsS-ssnE'+c ALA!
%. SFS ,oil,
~ aTSo'
IpAhLa = SS
i TnaAsa,p 40 T.; - ";
NM tIMoi b. eLt -, - o.
as ~, PSI 9a,ISi 81 1T jan an
un'! - i'TsAti -uaAt i'Ig' way siL SSalt w"
u Ny -
- W, pc, ~ i9-s - G[S3aG %; 'anuaE!
e'S SSS - ~ 81 20
ohot ldNs-sasn sues ktooScl Sru-5slJ W 5hn,
uNty = AS' - Iaea s-tsa1 W dty snHet
shouIdets luoSedl I1hihc; short clear sides
Nuokeul 11NhnHc; ,
9, MnshLf-pssuIIesS nnSneu goous per Sa!ioh
81 - 49,,
toa' f'o'c' sIahu'a'ed S''Uc' SsaHu
arr y Ao-c
los IiaIc, -''''
FnasNSfc,dr a, ,p,isi.,
-. IiNI-
80 ", .on k Inhs, tSeSipis lily pat'els; *
poIS 49, uaIcsI saits iieyJ PEc shScS; hlhtket
GuI. wheat; export le6 w bushels: sales ]. 10
~ nusheis OF lntutes; sp9t murEel very dnll;
oPtions Siuset unghAusSui 20. reu january
ci i AZ NY rep.tuhty closed az ptttc: hatcn
C!osSu ~ Oissc' May closed al C; June cio,ed
1850 July Closed az 0-:sc C1rn' receipts 'SO9
bushcS; exports wv bushels sales ldo,OO
busheis o. INJURIES: l.e1O bushels OF spot; spot
Hiaiht1 'eTy uuii: options cioSea unchanged;
SSi5ssi May closed a. Sissc; Oats. receIpS 2l.ooO
pushes; exports -;0o bushels; sales lO.OOo bush
eLs OIL futures and 'ooO0 bushels OF spot; spot
market quiet Options uuii anu closed un.
SG9anseq 70 ~ hcs ueeIime; January closed at
NAV closed n: sec IrnT bnsSr iIo nv iii All
meats .Ssv IaTd s,cndT ,rcs,orn S, 9anI" N.
Ionmsrr cIo,n AZ e. OK o,Mfn"i. s S s1 !, ~
insI porS more SriIrn n,I,;n- Iii. trca,n,,,
daIrr loSiSc: do cr"Smcrr 15a;c faciG,y ioaii
dsIry Ioaa0c: do creamcrr lac CHEESE S ,T1
FrrS dnII. s;,Is and pcngEvfr"nj. ~: uali
t,csb Do TaIIo,r rc.r ,to"in t,cnd ~.
pentiue firm nj IS sa29Isc. Rlce steady, Mo-
lasses firm. Oranges firm; fancy sound ST Tin
90; Others s. 50aS 90. Cottonseed oil dull: prime
points net decline Sugar, nav firm; refined
steady.
M,itim,r.-r,or, orto, and r,oho,n,d.
ccin,s IN bnrrrIs. ssSISin"ni, ~ fSS Sa-,e.
ssias snI hn-,cIs wbsot ,,'ii n,,d cS, ~
month 5giR5gIEc; February 5o;.aCOil c. Watrh
G05ic; May 6!aG,i &c: steamer 80, rcd SIC bid:
receipts G,isS bushels; shipments 40 Olj bushels.
stock 49, ISL bushels; ,saas 20 ODO bushels sonih
crn wheat by sample GCaG2c: do on grade 5TEa
GOLc Corn easy; spot mad mouth I7Isaisc; Feb.
ruGry isl4aiS5yc; May 5lGSlI:c steamer mixed
I1i4nEtSc; receipts lI.Ii9 bushels; shipmcntS
1,.Is1 bushels NocH Si2'.sb bushels; sales y 800
Iac ,sS,1, M e9'% wni,s a1 !siioW
~ ~, n ,,IJ - - = nnt', ~ ,osfS
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,,cBAh =. GoETzE and ". ". Irwin,
d6ruggistS, will tell you tina. Johnson's
hagnetic OIL always give, satisfaction
ana 10 tho cheapest. 81 90 sizo 80 cents;
10. cent aizs % ccnts.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

,Mtiiyni "hh departure OF trnln1Un nnd after
Jalluhry y. 1894 ESrLANGrf0Y or nrrrnpyc.
MAhk. tDallyt SUNDAY crccptc,l; !NlOndavor.
cehItd; saturday excepted: IsIndly only; 'sit.
TarriI, ,ay,, only IhondlY only. Eastern Standard
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Now York--It hu been slow day In tho do.
mand for general dry goods, though for Eomo
spuclaltcs considerable business has been douG,
bling at 80. SOiun inquest van lna1e for bleach.
cd sheOtingS aud hbltllngS nj the medium mud
better qualities Samples ~ nbw heavy weight
wOOlcnS are. being 0feucd a nd initial order,
very good, Printing cloths iTtner al 2hc bid
for "a squares unu no Gales
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IRENE rnngo Of quotations was 81 2iai a.. Hogs
lOnljc decline u 2Jii 81 for common 10 pnmD
sdOaiOO' pound hogs. and to 81 TjaI 20 Tor aver.
ages lcsi than 40 pounds, sheep wcrr IN good
demand 1t s! 0oGi 10 for poor 10 nEtfH nnl s. BOA
N for mmb' lIccclpp-Cattle. .U,On head:
cnlyeGS, 100 head: hogs, 6j,OOJ hcad sheep 1880
head.
East Liborty--Cat,lc steady aud unchanged.
Hogs dull receipts heavy, but no buying; dr.
elmo IN prices expected. Sheep slendy; extra
g. !ta1 90 good 81 Gja3 co. common ~ faF lambs
81 iju3 65.
Cincinnnti-.llOrS weak mud lower nj 81 Gja
81 receipts C,OC0 head; shipments ,iOOhGnd.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
J. L. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-07-31
d Woodmen.

The Modern Woodmen have decided to
extend the territory of tho order to Ohio,
Indiana and Missouri, excepting q few
counties in the southeastern part. 1t re-
fused to include the Cairo district of south
ern Illinois in its territory.
A camp of Modern Woodmen will be
established in Chicago, but the camp will
only take in men who have joined the Or
der elsewhere.
Head Clerk Hawes' report showed a to-
tai membership March l of 1856, 0S3, q gain
Of 66, 05S since Nov. l, 1893; lao new
camps; disbursements to benefciaries dur
ing the term were So, 531, 300.
Head Banker links report gives total
receipts for four years and three months
e., LOG, 5S7.f8; expenditures within 1854,
71l.22 Of this amount.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
A ~"Stayawny" Could Not Be identified,
Council Clippings.

A "stayawny" Could Not Be identified.
Council Clippings.
A member of the order recently died in
San Francisco, and being classed as a
"stayaway" could not DO identified, and
1t will take now three months or more to
prove the death claim which otherwise Is
paid so promptly by the r. A.
New jerseys councils are ever on the
alert to make their deeds known of men,
and therefore they grow with a seeming
rapid pace, unequaled in other localities.
Tho report of the grand regent of On
tario shows u membership of 8, 342.
New York grand council pays in salaries
81, 1863. ga; New Jersey, SO, 078. so; Massa-
chusetts, 81, 975; Illinois, So, 600; Penn
s~ylvania, s1,915; Ohio, 81, 475; Missouri,
e1, 1929. 92, and from that down to $175 in
North Carolina.
Since the orders organization there nave
been ID, 55S withdrawals, 80, 721 suspen-
sions and 60 explosions.
The supreme council adopted q resolu-
ton prohibiting councils from paying fu-
neral or death benefits from council funds
as an auxiliary to the 90, 900 from the su-
preme council.
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UNITED WORKMEN.
Facts From the Supreme Recorders State
ment-Bench Shavings.

Facts From the Supreme Recorders State
ment-Bench Shavin6s.
From supreme. recorders report the fol-
lowing facts are CLEANED: Net increase Of
lodges for 1894, OF; net Increase of men,
bers, 10, 545; total new members admitted,
~, 31S; total number of deaths, 8, SOB; to-
tai death benefits paid, 81, 116, 8OS; total
number Of deaths since organization to
December, 1894, 30, 1853; total amount paid
to widows and orphans, $5S, 166, 932; aver
nge of assessments for tho past ten years,
$50 per annum; average ago of members,
ii years; death rate of the order, 10. 40 per
], 1000.
Grand Recorder Bohn of Missouri re-
ports IA net increase for May of 143; total
membership in the state, "a, 491.
The total expense of discussing 81, 49,
607.99 beneficiary fund was S561, sol. SO.
Total number of subordinate lodges in
the order, 4,973.
Total relief fund received to June 1.
1895, on calls Nos. IA and Is, including
balance OIL hand Jan. /, $347, 433. II;
amount disbursed, s345, 77S. 10; balance on
hand June l, 81, 655.07.
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JOHN MuLLiGAN. raiSpd to s,,pran,o
vice dictator and filed TINT position SO
ably that his election rs supreme head Of
the order was practically unanimous. Mr..
Mulligan IL n native of New York and a
member of the Masonic order and many
other secret societies. The other supreme
officers are: Supreme vice dictator, j. War
rem Gohecn; supreme assistant dictator,
John p. Shannon, supreme reporter, b.
+. Nelson; supreme treasurer, j. W.
Branch.
Supreme Representative Arthur NJ. Will
lis of Massachusetts was n member of the
press committee at tho session of the SUI
preme lodge in New York.
The grand dictator of Louisiana has
granted disrcnsutions to several lodges to
suspend their bylaws for six months on
initiation fees.
Mayor Strong welcomed the supreme
lodge to Now York at its twenty-second
annual session.
There have been distributed among the
widows and orphans of the members of the
order benefits to the amount of $52, 00O,-
900.
The present membership of the order
throughout the United States Is 1873, 600.
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York, and became
its dictator. In
1852 he was elect
cd grand dictator
and was twice re-
elected, serving
until 1886, when
he became repre-.
sentative to the
supreme lodge.
Bro. Mulligan
was made SUI
prelne assistant
dictator In 1891,
and in 1898 was
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Buy your fencing, pine or redwood
shingles, clear and common lumber OF
all sizes OF Foulks and Powning, Verdi
or Reno. The best mountain pine and
low prices. Common lumber on the cars
at Verdi at $40 per thousand.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Supreme Dictator John Muiligan-Notcs
Of the Order.
The election of Bro. John Mulligan of
New York to the highest office in tho order
caused no surprise and gives universal sat
isfaction. Bro. Mulligan has been promi-
nently identified with the K. of H. since
1879, when he organized Grace lodge. New
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Business Locals and Spicy Items

When yon stop in Truckee for a day
or for month you should remember
you get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.