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Evening journal., 1896-01-15
New Leaana umcera

The Epworth League held It's annual
meeting last night aud changed its by
Jaws to hold quarterly business meetings
instead Of one month, on the frst
Tuesday In each quarter. Cabiner
meetings will be beld on the tirst Tuesday
Of each month The new officers are:
President. John NJ Hendricks; vice
presidents AVID department charm su
Rev. M Wise spiritual; Miss Ellis
Ohurnside, mercy aud help; Miss
ksteiia J. Dsakyne. literary; Miss Rcea
Saunders, social; Harry Meredith, cor
resp0ndence; Mrs. j. b. Manlove
finance.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Insnsetlns ssrenth street.

City Engineer James Wilson. ,coom-
panied by Assistants Price and Ash.
walked ovar the Seventh street route
The day was D cold ono and the road long
aud hard They were OF the opinion
hat. after widening aud opening this
street At the point where it pas ses
through the jackson and St arp Com
p2uy's yard. reolaiming from sqpatters
thar part OF the roadbed which has been
pre- emptod, and continuing II to the
river. 10 will be tho best and most
economical route for the city Another
trip will be taken before many dkys.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
tbs QUGEN AENG RAILROAD.
Force 80 As TO Complete tho Road to
Denton BY March

The Contractor NotiRsd TO Increase His
Force so As 10 Complete tho Road 60
Denton BY March L.
GREENsBoRoUeH. Nd. Jan. 10 The
construction conpSny having In charge
tho building Of the new Queen Anne's
railroad from Queenstown TO Denton,
thence 10 Lewes has notified Contractor
Merritt 10 increase bis force Ia erder that
there may DO a. little delay as possible IN
fulfilling the agreement. which guar
antees that the read shall be completed
TO Denton by March Mr. Merritt has
made a number Of eilorts 30 Increase his
force, but has bsen unable to get =
sufficient supply Of teams aud men. Re
has made good progress. however, consid
oring the Disadvantages under which he
has laborod, and nearly One-half OF the
WORK Of Grading the road from Queens
town TO Denton. has been complslsd
lt is eait that the company Is finding
some difficulty in making arrangements
TO cross the Pennsylvania Railroad
Compsny'a property at Queen Anne
station After repeated Efforts TO secure
amicabls aoj dstment the Qleen AIMEE
Company bss bssn givsn no satisfactory
answer, ard will probably DO compelled
70 proceed and condemn. This the
company wishes 70 avoid, as the 10 after
may osuse some delay.
Plans ere being arranged for the
railroad bridge 10 cross the Chopta0k
river &C Denton. and 10 Is probsbls that
In the course OF faw weeks a contract
will be given out fer a section Of the
road beginning ct Denton and extending
into Delaware In order to comply With
the charter, 20 40 TO avoid the risk Of
forleilnre.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
BfFORE IHg CHINCgLLOR.

The EIiotts aud Oauik Locked Horus
with the Town Council of Newark In
the Levy Court Room To-day.
Chancellor Nicholson heard argument
to day In the iniupotion case Of Frances
o aud john l. e lott ard Bepia
min \ Cgulk VS. the Council
OF Newsk the action being TO prevent
the " widening ef q street In front u heir
premises IA Newark by taking pait OF
their land
Charles B Evsns aud q Harvey
Whiieman represented the cOmplkinkuts
and Charles NJ. Cnriis tho Town Conncn
The bill was filed on August 20. 1895
dsioudant pnt la aD appearance one day
later hnd 6led It's answer ON ssp-
temblr o Ole month later
there WAS replication and rel Under
gratis and rules for cymmissions were
asked for on both sides
Tue argument lasted the entire NOR h.
Ing and TIE end ia not yet
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
soldier omosr. InstslIss

A large delegation OF Union Veteran
Lsgicn members visited Pailadelphia
last evening and installed these officers
OF Corps No 70: V. N. CoRmsudsr
Thomas Mckinley; P. J. V. N, Com
msDdsr p Donahoe; n /, General
Daniel CALDWELL Sergeant -Gsneral
Slytb; c NJ Ofscsr Charles A. Foster,
Colsnel L French. + c .Concaunon,
John Brear. Daniel Ress, w. A Taylor
and Colonel Charles w. Solloway we're
among the Wilmington vlsitors.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
DEATH OR CHIEF JUSTICE ROBINSON
he was an Eastern shore Man who
Achieved Honor In the Courts Of His
Native state.

He was an Eastern shore Man who
Achieved Honor In the Courts Of HIS
Native state.
AHNAPOLIs Nd, Jan. 10 Chief Judge
John IA Robinson, OF tho Court OF Ap
peals died OF heart disease yesterday At
the homo OF bis daughter, Mrs Fallsm.
near the Naval AcAd smy. He had baen
sick but three days Last week he fled
opinions Ia several important cases
and Administered tho oath to
Governor Lowndes whom no was
iuaugursted on Wednesday Saturday
last the Judge complained OF severe
pains Iound his heart Yesterday L,
was removed from bis boarding house to
the residence OF his daughter. q No one
anticipated bis sudden denies. Is came
about ! o'clock yesterday afternoon Mrs
Robinson and his daughters, Mrs
Fullsm and Mrs. Lloyd, we're NJ the
bedside when Judgs Robinson expired
The Court OF Appeals 40 once adjourned
The deceased jurlst hsd been on the
bench Of the State Appeals Court for
twenty-seven yeare.
Johu Mitchell kobinaon was born IN
Carolina county, Nd 90 yoars ago he
~Ra eraduated from Dickinson College 10
i641. and WAS admitted 20 the bar two
years later. He Was elected chief iudar
Of The Second Judicial Circuit in 1867,
and was reelected without cpposition Ia
1852 both Democrats AID Republicans
uniting In his support
On the resignation Of Chief Judge
Alvey 10 1898 Judge Robinson wss ap.
polluted chief iadRe Of the Court Of
Appeals He WAS candidate for the
United States Senate In 1881 hut was
defeated by tbs late Senator Wilaon.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
To Take the Fidret's Place.

TIE Warner tug Taurus was tcwed
up to the Pusey and Jones Com
pany's this afternoon TO re
ceive some important repsirs
before beginning her new work Of towing
the sand barRes to and from this
city The tug Fidget, the contract
With which has expired, left early in the
week. and the Taurus will take her place
az soon as repaired
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
A o. U. w. IsstalIAtions.

LAST night Graud Master B. Pretty
maus installed the officers OF Anchor
Lodge. No 4 A o u W. Of Newark
Grand Recorder @ r Woods and P. g.
NJ, W n MoOormlok accompanied him
aud pleasant tlne wss had A banquet
followed tho ceremony Friday evening
Grand Master Pretty Grand Over
seer Truxton and Grand Recorder Woods
will install the ofiicera OF Harrington
Lodge, A o U. W, at Harrington. 1t
will be a public one.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
No skailnr ro-nInht.

Park Engineer Theodore A. L,isen
proposes to see what be can DO Tor The
ska ers and, accordingly, had the Friend
ship Ere engine this afternoon 20 pump
water from the race aud distribute it
over the surface Of the Barley mul dem.
The htsb fretz will make this q cspii al
skating ground la cons, quoncs Of this
work there VIII be no skating on the dam
this afternoon OF evening, but 10 Is
believed that by to morrow the Ice will
ba ali right
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Lost the Power Of speech.

John Shesrer, manager for Edward w
Handy's roofing establishment, mad a
most unfortunate accident yesterday
Sometime In the afternoon, Wkils doiue
some repair work &C the Lea -four mills
Nc Sheerer clapped his hands over bis
mouth and walked about as II ia great
pain. he has never spoken since.
although apparently as we'll as ever.
His tongue seems to be helpless EXCEPT
70 perform its functions ia eating lie
Is obliged 10 write every word OF convsr
sslion.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
a New uhoIr sInrs ro-nlnht.

Through the Efforts of Fred Mccall .
mems choir OF twenty voices has beer
organic d TO sing a. the Gracs Cburch
revival meetings and Or Hubbard au
nounoss that the new choir will report
for s.reica TO night This is an origina
idea for a Methodist revival meeting. bui
i,s success seemslassursd There wss on,
c nversion-a young man-Gt these ser
vices last night
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
WILL THERE Be ADUEL?
Reports That Mr.. Iselin VIII
Fight Lord Dunraven
MAY MEET ON THE FIELD OF HONOR

The Owner OF Defender Has Gone TO Eng.
land Before Leaving He Would Not
Deny the Rumor OF a Duel with Lord
Dunraven.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-C. Oliver Iseln,
the managing owner Of the Defender, sail
cd for England this morning on the Amer
lean liner Paris. II was rumored that he
would call on the officials of the Royal
Yacht squadron and request that they set
the seal of their approval on his actions
and the report Of the investigating COM
mittee, which would, as a matter of
course, place lord Dunrayen i'm an unfa-
vorable light among yachtsmen in his own
country.
There WAS more lifo about the New
York Yacht club than there had been for
some time. a number of members called,
and all discussed the report of the regatta
committee Little was heard on the sub
iect Of the inquiry committee except that
everybody was anxious to see the report.
Nothing could be learned as TO when it
would be made public.
George L. Rives, the secretary Of the
committee, was seen by reporter, who
asked him If the report would be made
public within day or two, and he stated
that it would not.
"Wil we sec it within a week."
Mr.. Riyes answered, with "a smile,
Probably not "
G. Oliver Iselin's departure for Europe
was also the subject of some discussion in
yachting circles.
Stranger Things Have Happened.
Before leaving Mr.. Iselin would not
la
others that he knew what the finding Of
the committee was and that he would
probably take "a copy of the report with
him There were wild rumors ahoat as to
the object Of his visit to Europe at this
time, one of which was TO the effect that
he had arranged to meet the Earl of Dun
raven on the "neld of honor"
Stranger things have happened" " said
one man, discussing the matter. ''Iselin
spoke Of Dunraven as n liar and a black
guard, and who knows but what Dunra-
ven had something TO say while here which
made meeting necessary. True" he
added, "duoling has gone out, both here
and in England, but if Dunrayen really
possesses the fighting blood for which
some give him credit, and as Mr. Iselin is
a man of undoubted courage and probably
perfectly willing TO accommodate him,
thoy viii find a place to settle the trouble
easily enough.
Mr.. Iselin was at the Brunswick last
night busy making arrangements for his
departure. He refused TO sec any one. A
reporter sent him note saying that a ru-
NOR was current that he was going abroad
to meet the Earl Of Dunraven on the
"hcld of honor and asking Mr.. Iselin If
there was any truth in the rumor He
sent word that he had nothing to say
on the subject, and his failure to deny the
story made some people who know of the
circumstance believe that there might be
something i'm the report.
Mr.. 1solin was also asked, "Will you
tell whether your trip abroad is in any
way connected with the recent investiga-
tion of charges at the New York Yacht
club, or whether you are atliberty to state
the result of the committees delibera-
tiOnsgn
His answer was, j am very sorry, but
1 can make no reply TO the questions.
Mr.. Isclin will be accompanied by Mrs.
Isclin ON his trip abroad.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Proud OF tho NJ W SIonlnuk.

I'VE are having built the fasst sid
wheel steamer ever turned out By VII
mlngton work men, ssid Captain A
j. Haskell, Of the Msntauk Steam
ship Company as he proudls
pointed ont ihe nav stesmor Shlnnscox
.. the Harlan and HollinRsworih Com
plny g shipyard "Come look at her, she
Is complete Ia every detail, continued
the captain as he Csc,rted ths
reporter around the unfinished steel hull
that ls now being plated up Csptaiu
Haskoll Is representing tho Moltsuk
Company 10 the construction Of the Shin.
necoX
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Jog-Breaklng Tor Tho chHroh.

At Wesley NJ. Church to MORO y
night, nearly 100 jugs. which have
been carried A5ous by industrious
members for several weeks, will
be broken sc the altar
OF the church and the entire amount will
be Rppropriated TO the general church
fund Before the Jug breaking an inter.
esting entertainment will be held l. is
expected that over $500 will bo rsalz d,
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Ts combat this growing evil, Professor
Edward e Phelps M D., l. l. D., Of
Dartmouth College. msdO nervous dis
eases his spsclal study. The fruitful
outcome Of his long Years Of professional
invss igstion was Paine's celery COM
pound Difficult nervous disorders that
had persisted dePpits long treatment, at
once welded to Il Men and women who
had suffered FOR years from broken aud
undressing sleep. frsm hsadGchss
Rheumatism aud neuraleia, found that
PainO's celery compound not enly speed
lily cured th0Ee troubles. bat that they
worked bsttsr and felt mere encouraged
than had been possible to them for years,
As a practical instance of what this
remarkable remedy Is doing all over the
country, the following frsm Rev DR..
William A Smith, ona Of she best knewn
divines In southern New England, de
serves careful reading. Dr. Saith is to-
DAY SO years Of age, yet enjoys batter
health than ever in his life, and nevsr
loses a single gosd nights sleep. He
writes:
Grotsn Conn.
Dear Sirs-In my early days, by great
and prolonged mental suffering. l broke
down In health and became a dyspsptie
being obliged at one time to give up my
work In the ministry on account Of ILL
health. ] am now SO years of age,
and during my long life have
suffered greatly from dyspepsia, torpid
liver, constipation and insomnia, at times
thinking that should die for want Of
balmy sleep, and it Is a wonder to ne
that ! am alive to- day with all that
have bssn through. / am a wonder to
myself, and te those who witness my
habits and know my ags. tell them
that | try 60 obey the laws Of nature
and that take PAine's celery compound
whenever l need it
b. the use Of fevsral bottles OF Paine's
celery compound, I have so far recovered
my health as to consider myself a we'll
msn for my age. It regulates the liver,
stomach and bowels, without any Qaes-
tiSn. My sPpatits Is new good, my sleep
Is refreshing. my liver active, aud bowels
regular, aud my crutchss not needed. as
l can walk without q stsff. People sre
surprised at my improved appesrspce ce
and activity. Gratefully yours,
WILLIAM A SMITH.
Pains's celery compound does net stop
its reatorlng work till new, healthy tis.
sues have taken the place of the old.
shattered portions. There Is not the
deepest most minute portion of the body,
whether 10 be nerve or brain, ar some
vital organ, that escapes the rsjuvenat
ing, strengthening power Of Paine's
celery compound Ia cases Of severe
nsurslgiR, heumatism, heart palpita-
ITEMS. dyspepsia and nervous fesbleness,
Paine's celery compsund Is the only rem
edy that goes TO the root OF the trouble,
fortlhes the weakened system against
these disorders and builds up q strsng
healthy body.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
worth Trirls the Money.

We have 2 few copies Of q tesutiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merit. which will be cold at 81 75 a copy,
which Is about one fourth the pubiica-
tion price Also some copies Of Rand and
MeNally's Cyclopsdia ct 81 20, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
I'M. rlrnrn. fnr nalnunrn.

Supreme Recorder " w. Saekett. Of
the A o U w has issued statemant
OF The financial trapnsctions Of bis flee
during Dsoembtr The mem bership 10
port shows that the msm .rsbip IN
Delaware on December / was 3 1G9. an
inctsnse OF 202 The beneficiary fund re-
port shows 81 2S5 Delawara'a balance on
hand az the same date There is a balance
Of 50 $40 reported to the credit Of the
relief fund
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
A sealing schoonor LOST.

VICTORIA, b. c., Jan. 1.-THE sealing
schooner Kilmeny. "a tons, NJ. Halgram,
master and carryinga crew OF four whites,
is reported TO have gone to pieces on,tho
west coast of this island in the gale. II is
not known whether the crew survived the
disastpr or NOT
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
nestructlve Blaze In Buhalo.

BUFFALO, Jan. 15.-The large ware
house Of : $. Jewett 4 Co.. stove manu-
facturers at the corner of Mississippi and
Perry streets, was totally destroyed 10y
fire. The loss is about $3.50, 600; fully
covered by insurance. The origin Of the
FIRE is not known, but is supposed TO have
been from lighted match carelessly
thrown by some workman into pile OF
combnstible mnterlal i'm the building.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
ChIoroformed md Robbed.

Alice Burt, who resides near this village,
was attacked and chloroiOrmed by her
hired man, Frank LarlSins. After the
woman became unconscious he ransaclled
the house, securing SO in cash, two gold
watches and two rcvolvers. He escaped
on hand car of the Lehigh Valley road
and was seen % board north bound train.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
M Rurps stIIl canine ulm.

Captain civilian p. Cameron, riEger
aad seommandant Of the P, w & b
wreck train is stlll suffering Gt bis home.
No S32 KukwO0d street, from the
Effects Of serious burns received at the
stanton wreck Captain Cameron was
burned about the back and head BE is
recovering.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Captnin sumner Ilcinstated.

WASHINGTON, Jan. i5.-Secretary Her
bert has remitted the unexpircd portion Of
the sentence of six months suspension
from active service imposed last Septem-
her upon Captain Summer Of the United
States cruiser Columbia for negligence I'm
the docking of his vessel in England
whereby she was strained. The officer
will be assigned 20 active service shortly.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
General Harrison's Marriage.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The statement
was given out by "a close friend of General
Harrison that it was true that the ex-
president was TO marry Mrs. Dimmick,
but that the marriage would not take
plnce before Lent and that a formal an
nounccmcnt Of the engagement would be
made before that time.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
The Asssssmept Books.

County Assessor John j. Sheridan hss
completed his assessment FOR 1896 land
The books are hung up and being care
fully examined by citizens who want 10
vote for the army OF oilice holders that Is
10 bo elected next November. The books
ATE placed as follows:
East District Ferris drug store
Soulh--Stsr Hotel; North-Huntsr's
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
ParsnnaI Eventa.

a home wedding will take place on
Delaware street Tonight at 30 o'clock
Frank schuhsrdt has been visiting Ia
Philadelphia.
Miss Dsisy Cav. OF Fifty second aud
Lancaster avenue. Philadelphia, is visit
ing IN town az the guest OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. j A. Sohuhardt
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Cherokee Bul rhust Hang.

Fort SMITH, Ark, Jan. 15.-JudRe
Parker sentenced Cherokee Bill 20 be
hanged ON Tuesday March Il. Cherokee
was once before sentenced to death, but
his case was appealed to the supreme court
Of the United States, where the Judgment
OF the lower court was reversed.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Tic training Shin Minnesota.

Boston. Jan. l5.-The naval brigade
has taken formal possession Of the old frig-
ate Minnesota, brought here from New
York last fall
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Many stubborn and asRrsvatlng cases
Of ihsumatism that were believed to be
incurable and accepted AS life legscies
have yielded 70 Cham berlsin's Pain Balm.
much to the surprise and qualification Of
the sufferers Oea application will relieve
tho pain and sun ring aud its continued
nse insures an eheotual cure. For sale BY
James Belt. oocnrr Sixth and Market.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
nInkn Note nfIt.

The vest pocket memorandum books
issued by the Chicago, MilWsukee and st
Paul Railway Company are engineer
ruled End contain calender for 1896
Send cent STAMP With Your sddress "a
JohA & Pott. District Passenger Agent,
Wilhamsport. Pa. Tor one Of them.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
No. 4O's Captain seriousIy M

Captain Smith. Of Lightsbip No. 40,
stationed on Five Fsthom BANK, of the
Delaware Capss. was taken seriously IN
While on duty. necsssitAting his being
removed to Lewss, Del, for nedicsl
treatment By the pilot boat Edmunds.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
GenernI mecI.mnn Dad.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is. - Brigadcr
General Charles A. Hickman, veteran
officer OF the Mexican war and the rebel
lion, died at his home in Germantown.
He XvnS T3 wears old
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
Another Lot sold. .

Sutton & Co have sold 20 WlllItm l..
Medholdt for $500 lot 50x149 feet, sit
uated at VaDdsver avenue aud Spruce
streets, II being part Of the Thatcher
estate Nr Msdholdt will build upon
bis purchase
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
ID nanl.sl III. llnmnr

lt was rumored to-doy that Howard
Pyle the arlist-Suthor. had pnichss ed
the DR.. Brsdfori property. No. 1901
Market street Mr. Pyle when asked il
there was any truth In the rumor simply
replied mo "
Evening journal., 1896-01-15
nInn nniIrd III nm

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-John Neill. an en-
ployce OF Upton q Co packing house,
fell in a caldron Of boiling oil and was
killed.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

Pipes. Pipes, Brisr Pipes. best assort-
ment, 25c up. Durstein's East Second st.
Evening journal., 1896-01-15

john shearer Said to Have Lost His
Power Of spesch--Athletic Club Mourn
lax Tor Lost B1emhsr-other Happen
inks About rown-story OF Sewkirh's
sad Fate.
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NotIee-AssIenee's Sale.

United States of America.
Southern Judicial District.j
Know all men by these presents:
That by virtue OF the power vested in me ~
assignee OF w. d. Stanifer, the deed and evil
dence Of which was filed in the United States
clerks ofice al this place.On Oct.l2th., 1855
will on the 2ith day Of January. A D.. 1885.
az the hour OF II O'Clock, n m. at the home
OF the said w. ID. Stanifer, one mile east OF
Overbrook. Indian Territory. sell at public
auction the following described property
to-wit:
One bay mare mule branded G on the left jaw.
IS hands high, ten years old; one horse
hands high; one NieAals 4 sheppard trae-
tion engine, ten horse DcEer; one Russell
separator. cyclone, and all -. machinery
necessary 10 run the same including one
horse power of the same brand.
Ind. The following described property
willbe sold by reason OF the same power
vested In me as above set forth as assignee
Of the same party. and on the same terms a.
the above. and for the same purposes. on the
same date but 10 be sold a. the the hour o. two
dian Territory. described as follows to-Wit:
one set OF Fairbanks scales; one set OF
OF blacksmith tools and all the instruments
that go with the same; one cotton gin con-
sisting Of one Atlas boiler and Era engine,
GuilaE kin stands, one Hall gin stand. one
Pratt gin stand. the two nrst OF which are 90
saws the last two OF which are 90 saws; one
double Boss press one " pressi one
corn mill. cast bound. one circle saw mill
and betting necessary to run the same; one
shingle saw and mandrell, including ali the
shingse outfit; also the gin house and ginlot
including a dwelling house OF three rooms.
two OF which are box rooms the other OF
which Is a log room
All and each Of the above named articles
will be sold al the places named above on
the date and hours above named and on the
terms bv the power vested In me a. aaslg-
nee Of the said W. ID. Stanifer-
This.the 18th day Of Decsmber, A. y; isso-
fa-sor Assignee OF w. ID. Stanifer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-03

DEAR EDITOR: Please inform your readers
that II written to cofidentially. will mail In
a sealed letter the plan pursued by which I
was permanently restored TO health and
manly vigor, after years OF suffering from
Nervous Weakness. Loss Of Manhood, Lack
Of Confidence. etc. have no scheme to ex-
tort money from any one whomsoever.
nearly lost faith in mankind. but thank
heaven / am now well. vigorous and strong,
and anxious 10 make this certain means OF
cure known TO all. Having nothing TO sell
or send G. q. D.. want no money. Address
JAS. A. HARRIS. box ll60. Delrny. Mich
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KNIGHTS of the Maccabees.

Will meet at the Odd Fellows hall,
on Tuesday January 7th 1896 at s p
for the election of officers of the
Tent for the ensuing year, and for
transaction of other business of i'm
portance to the knights of the Tent.
EDWIN HOBBY,
Commander.
Attest: w. A. PAYNE,
3-3 Finance Keeper.