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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
It's Charter May Be Revoked
by the Department of Cali
fornia and Nevada.
ADELIA GOES TO WHITTIER
Chinese Must Hereafter Procure Per.
mits From the U. S. Marshal
to Visit Prisoners.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL.l
908 Broadway. March 10. [

908 Broadway, March 10.
Lyon Post No. s, G. a. R., has been cited
to appear before the Administrative Coun-
Gil of the Department of California and
Nevada to show cause why its charter
should not be revoked. The hearing has
been set for Saturday night, March 2S.
This is the result of the charges made by
Lyon Post against the directors of the
Soldiers Home at Yountville regarding
the management of that institution.
Mem bers of Lyon Post, however, assert
that they cannot be "disciplined' by the
Council of Administration in this matter,
because they have at least proven one of
the charges-that of maintaining a can
teen or saloon on the grounds-as also
two or three other items of the complaint.
They admit that the outlook is some
what serious, though, especially in view of
the fact that in sending copies of these
charges to the Governor. to Congressman
and others not members of the order they
violated Grand Army regulations. 1t is said
now that the attendance at the meeting of
Lyon Post was very small when the formal
charges were adopted.
1t is quite generally known that the re-
suit of the inquiry ordered as to the man.
agement of the home in response to the
charges filed by the committee appointed
for the purpose by Lyon Post, was gener-
ally favorable to the board ofdirectors, the
report of Export Daniels, who was ap-
pointed to go over the books and accounts,
being specially favorable TO the manage
ment.
"We have proved enough" said we'll
known member OF the post tonight, Ito
prevent any action By the council and
when the report is presented at the State
Encampmentt there will be something more
to be said. Till then matters will have to
rest. Lyon Post will not have its charter
revoked, you can rest assured"
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20

The girl will have two years and FIVE
months term.
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
908 Broadway, March 10.

Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, March 10.
w. H. Minton, who, with C. J. Garland, was
engaged In what was known as the Rainbow
Mining Company, and who was declared in
solvent has petitioned TO be discharged from
all his 0ebts.
The remains of ex.Sheriff Ball were laid to
rest this afternoon by the AlcaZar lodge OF
Masons. The funeral services were held in the
lodgerooms at Seventh and Willow streets and
the body was taken to Mountain View tor In
terment.
Colonel E. D. Baker Camp, Sons of Veterans,
has changed its meeting place to SOL Broad
the 25th inst, as an election for captain is to
take place on account of the resignation OF
Captain J. F. Stahl.
F. P. Hafschuelte, an agent for an Eastern
publishing-ho1se, arrested at Berkeley by
Constable Brotherton and Deputy James Muir
ray for alleged violation of the license or
dfnance and kept in jail twenty-four hours,
has sued Brotherton and his bondsmen for
$1,000 damages.
w. S. Gull, who lives near Haywards, and
the culture of fruit in Alameda County, is very
nl-in tact, is on his deathbed. He has been
i'll three or four months. Mr.. Culrs son, who
was in town to-day, said little hope OF his
fathers recovery was entertained.
Mrs. L. F. du Shane, who keeps a millinery
store at Ill Telegraph avenue, was arrested
about noon to-day on complaint of John A.
Foster, the bill collector. who charged the
lady with tearing up q note which he had pre-
sented for collection. Under the lew this Of
Tense is made high misdemeanor.
The Alameda County Prohibition convention
has been called to meet Saturday, March 81, in
Upper Hamilton Hall, corner of Thirteenth
and Jefferson streets, at l 80 o'clock P. NJ The
convention is a mass convention and Will
choose delegates to the State convention,
which meets in Stockton May 13 and IA.
Mrs Prescott of the Humane Society returned
from Walnut Creek last night, whittier she had
gone to protect from its father little five
year-old girl. The man. who gives the name
OF c. J. Martinett, was arrested, but the child
was allowed to remain with the mother. both
she and the father promising to be more ten
der in the future.
Mayor Dayie has notified Auditor Snow not
to draw his warrant for Police Clerk Gard
ner's salary, as he claims the Council has no
power to create q position calling for more
than $500 salary per year by resolution. This
is the same way that many of the clerical
positions about the City Hall have been Gre
ated, but the legality OF this mode of appoint
ment has never been tested in the courts.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
STILL IN THE FIGHT.
BuswelI Thinks He Should Ride Free
on Seventh Street.

OAKLAND, CAL, March 19.-E. G..
Buswell is taking steps to carry his fight
against the Southern Pacific into the
Supreme Court. He still thinks that the
corporation has no right to collect fares on
Seventh street.
81 will take it to the Supreme Court"
said Mr.. Buswell to-day, sand if necessary
will take it thence to the Supreme Court
of the United States. Steps have already
been taken on appeal and notice of them
have already been fled"
The case came up before Judge Ellsworth
some time ago and decision denying
Buswell the request of preventing the col
lection OF fares on the line in question was
rendered. 1t was hinted that Buswell
might amend his complaint, but that will
not be done. This fact was set forth by a
document filed to-day in the clerks Office
by c. NJ. jennings, Buswel's attorney,
notifying the attorneys for the railroad
company that no amendment will be made
and for them to have judgment entered
upon demurrer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
The Crowd Vanished.

Gustaye Dore could show invention, not
only in his wonderful illustrations, but
also in matters of everyday life.
One day friend at Verona was takin e
a Photographic view of a picturesque old
street and Dore tried to assist by Keeping
off the crowd of idle lookers-on 1t was a
difficult task and the more he gesticuIated
and threatened the greater became the
throng. Suddenly Dore had splendid
idea.
'sWait a minutep' he called out to his
friend, "and I'll disperse them"
He then took off his coat, threw it on
the ground and, assuming pitiful ex-
preston, he went round, cap in hand, to
beg for few soldi. AS be advanced the
crowd drew back and melted away and his
friend quickly obtained the negative.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
FIRE AT HAYWARDS.
An Electric Light Spark Causes Damage
in CIothing r. Store.

I'M LIeCGfIC 1lIgHC . par e Oauses DauIaSe
in a Clothing-S Store.
HAYWARDS, CAL, March 19.-This
morning at o'clock night watchman
Pimeintel, on passing the large general
merchandise store of A. Alexander on B
street, saw smoke issuing from the inter-
ior of the store and he hurriedly awakened
the proprietor. On opening the doors the
store was found to be filled with smoke
and a counter full of clothing was in
ruins. The loss will be very heavy, as the
goods are nearly all ruined from the
smoke. The cause of the fire is attributed
to spark falling from the large electric
light on the clothing.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
Chinese Visitors.

OAKLAND, CAL, March 19.-Jailer Al
White has decided that so many Chinese
visitors TO the Mongolian prisoners is not
q good thing. Heretofore when any gang
engaged in the illicit opium business has
been jailed lot of their countrymen have
rushed to the jail to visit them. Two
Chinese came to the Jail with the request
from a firm of custom-house brokers that
they be permitted to see the two Chinese
arrested for cooking opium at Bay Farm
Island. The jailer is suspicious OF these
go betweens" and refused to admit and
Chinese except on an order from the
United States Marshal.
Ladies Will Discuss Schools.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 19.-The Ala
media branch of the Woman's Congress
will meet Wednesday, March %, at
o'clock P. NJ. in the lecture-room at the NJ.
e. church, corner of Fourteenth and Clay
streets. The subject will be Public
Schools from the Parents and Taxpayers
Standpoint" Among the speakers will be
the following: Miss Darrah, Stanford
University; Miss Stevens, DR.. Bush, Mrs.
Griffin, Mrs. Curtis. All are welcome.
Gardner Retained.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 19.-The City
Council recently declared vacant the po-
sitibn of clerk to the Chief of Police and
then passed resolution raising the salary
from $50 to $100 month. Chief Lloyd to-
day reappointed C. E. Gardner, who has
served successfully in that position for
some time past. There was number of
applicants for the position, but Chief
Lloyd was satisfied with Mr.. Gardner's
services.
Sent to Whittier.
OAKLAND, CAL, March 19.-Judge
Greene ordered Adelia Everett confined at
the Whittier Reform School until she is of
legal age after taking some additional tes-
timony. Her grandmother, Mrs. Adelia
Hobart of Temescal. Mrs. Lydia Prescott,
B. r. Phillips, Mary I. Hutchinson and
S. ]. Antoine were the witnesses examined.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
Dogs in the Army.

Speaking of the proposed use of dogs in
the German army to give first aid to the
injured, James Payne in the Indepen-
dent says: cit will be curious if these
animals distinguish themselves in this
humane employment, as the dogs of st.
Bernard have done in different field.
said, to search for wounded men, either
by day or night. with unerring ac-
curacy.' But how do they know they are
wounded? Indeed. as those they have
been experimenting upon have been OBJ
viously only pretending to be wounded,
they must hitherto have made nothing
but mistakes. To wounded man who
has not been informed of this canine edu-
cation it must be father alarming to find a
strange dog with a cold nose taking, as it
were, diagnosis of his condition before
applying the latest remedies attached to
its collar"
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
AUCTION Sales
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

n. j. SIMMONS AUCTION COnPANY, INC,
WILL SELL THIS DAY,
ETl0aY. AAdIC ~, ACc ",
At IL O'clock at salesrooms 1907 Market ST., Dy
oroer of the administrator, ~ Trunks, Vallses,
Lot of Ladies' and Mems Wearing Apparel, beo-
ding, Grockery and Glassware.
The complete furnishings of Handsomely fur-
nished S-room residence, comprising Nearly New
Oak, Walnut and Cherry Chamber Sets; odd
Pieces Parlor Upholstery; Bed and Cnppef
Lounges; Hatracks: Etegere Sideboard ana W.t-
ing-desk: Odd Beds, Bureaus and Washstanos'
Clipper: Spring and Curled-hair Top Mattresses
Patent Kitchen Table: Cooking Ranges: carpets;
Rugs; Crockery; Glassware: aud Kitchen Utensis
and numerous other household utensils.
Ii. s. KOZMINSKY, Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
Kearny.Street Investment.

Nos. 217-219 Kearny st. the Maison Doree);
w. line, 1925 feet N. of Sutter; lot 25x60:6
feet, extending back to Clara lane
Improvements consist OF a substantial 4-st ory
and basement brick building; ground floor and
basement occupied as a restaurant: upper floors
CO ntain 18 large and spacious rooms suitable for
offices or lodging g-house.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
MOntgomery.Street Investment.

Nos. 119 and 12l Montgomery st.; w. line,
103:119 N. Of Sutter ST.; size of lot 34:41a160
feet to Trinity st.
Improvements consist of 4-story and basement
brick building: stores on ground floor and offices
above; total rents $780,
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
Sacramento.Street Building Lots.

The ffty-vara lot, northwest corner Of Sacra-
mento and Lyon sts., in subdivisions; corner
37:6x102 814: lots on Sacramento ST., 25x l02 S1l
and 25x127 S1A; Lyon-st. lot, 25x1l2:6; cable
cars pass on Sacramento ST. Sacramento st. paved
and accepted, Lyon ST. macadamized.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
Mason.Street Residences.

No. 1912 Mason ST., east line, HAT south Of
Jackson; 6S:9x68:0 and extra lot, 22:l1x38:9.
Improvements consist Of a solid and substantial
residences property is directly opposite the Ferries
and Cliff House Railroad Company's engine house
erty and should be improved with store and fats;
would pay well.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20

Parties who intend bidding can oh.
tain any further details or information
desired on application at our office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20
AT Public Auction!
To the Highest Bidder,
Subject to Confirmation by Superior Court.
Market.Street Investment.

Nos. 617-519 Market st.; Sc. line, 12O feet Hw.
Of First st., lot 40xS0 feet; substantial 3-story
and basement brick building; tenants: rents
$3.50 monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-20

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
40S Broadway March 10 (
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-02
SUPPER AND LINEN SALE.

on Friday Eight OF this week in the
chapel of The First Presbyterian churcii,
tho Ladies' Association win serve a suppc'
at o'clock Nobody need find 1t nocs ssary
to eat at home that night, FOR while
everything viii be ready TO hc served by
Is O'Clock one can get served any time
during tho evening The menu will he COM
p!etc, the supper excellent and only regular
prices that prevail in the city will be
charged
There will also be exposed for sale Gle
giant pieces of embroidered linen and linen
draWnWork such as Will please even the
fancy of the cuuuoisscur. The pieces have
been wrought by the delft hngers OF the
ladies and are very beautiful one may
reckon on the fact that the prices charged
will not be high.
In addition TO this. articles Of virtu and
elegantly dressed dolls will he offered for
sale Some Of these articles are souvenirs
from France and Spain, especially imported
for this sale by the Ladies' Association of
the First Presbyterian church.
Here will be givcn most excellent OPP
portunity 10 purchase suitable aud elegant
Christmas presents at very reasonable
prices
That no one may lack for sweets the
ladies will sell fine candies
Tho supper ana the sale will be complete
for this Ladies' Association has established
the reputation Of doing such things we'll
From IL noon on Saturday all through
the afternoon lunch will be served at city
prices and lunch there will be equal to
q COMPLETE meal
Such articles of yirtu. embroidered and
drawn linen pieces, dolls etc. as are not
sold Friday night will be again offered for
sale saturday afternoon from IL m. to 8
p m.
No admission fee will be charged either
Friday or saturday.
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NIGHT SESSION

TIE Grand Lodge was called from 70.
ii'ahmout 10 labor at 30 o'clock Inst niph,
by W u Grand Mnator Abernetbv. " n
y {. Garrett grand chaplain. offered pray
or
credentials committee No made re
port, which was adopted
The committee ON location Of IN, v,tI,,,
and orphans homo submitted n rcnor,
winch was made special order for Thiirs
day morning az 10 o'clock The r,por, 4,
printed IN fuil IN another column
committee No on petitions recommend
ea granting charters to lodges at Era. Cooke
county, and Eddy. NcLcnnan count,
Adopted 49,
brother n. W, Washer. from committee
NO : on petitions, made a report recon-.
h.hn'nH That charter be granted TO a
ledge at Hells. Grayaon county. and that
permission he granted Mt. Zion Lodge No.
"tl TO move from Byrd's store. Brown cout,-
ty. TO the town OF May, three miles distant
Adopted.
Tho report OF the committee on LODGES
under the Jurisdiction OF the Grand Iodec
waf adopted.
when the committee on chartered iodgca
"as called for the following roport ,s
made by John Orchard, chairman. ION In .
'saligation we find that our very efficient
grad secretary. II. W. joan Il. Watson.
Neformcd the duties OF this committee.
therefore We have nothing TO report "
The committee On bylaws made tho fol
lowing recommendations:
That Holland Lodge No. / be allowed
20 amend their bylaws hy adding ,r.lrlo
NO l6, providing for permanent charity
fund ~
That cuero Lodge No. 400 ho allowed 10
ehange the date OF their stated communica
tioh to the second aud fourth SATURDAYS
| IN each month
| That Mitchell Lodge No. $50 be ALLOW ~,
70 change the date OF their stated com
hunieation 10 the nrst Saturday m each
rhnt the bylaws of Lee Lodge 40. 49,
~ approved
rnese recommendations were adopted
| inc report Of the committee on finances
rogarding the mistortunes OF EastInnd
Lodge No, 667 was adopted.
the committee on grievances and M.
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that only those Masonic bodies whnsc right
to meet In the Temple free OF rcnt were
specially reserved In III, icci from iiol-
land Lodge TO the Grand Lodge. rlGe an
effort to collect rent from Gray lodge.
No. 32e, and from San Jacinto Lodge OF
Perfection, No. -. A. A. 8. Il. Gray
Lodge, never having rsii any rent, de-
cined to pay on my demand. and submltttd
the matter to the most worshlpful grand
master, who advised that the matter rest
without further action until the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge. San Jncinto Lodge Of
Perfection found more satisfactory quar-
ters In another building. AMI moved out OF
the Temple AS basis for my action In
making demand on these lodges for rant. |
took the action OF the Grand Lodge. - be
found on page 81 OF the printed pr coed
inRs for 1873. | hope the Granl lodge viii
appoint a committee at this oommunicsti ton
to investigate the occupancy cf the Temple
and definitely settle tho question as 10
what bodies have right to occupy .oonis
in the building free Of rent. and also shat
rooms may be rented by the grand socrc-
tary and for what purposes.
The following statistics are taken from
the returns for tho year On ling June e.
1876. and show the condition ~ the craft In
Texas. and the relative Increase and de-
crease In membership as compared with The
coma ton in 1895
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liHf'yl,Il
lXlasV

Mr., Charles +. Johnson. manager n
furnishing goods department, The M
Seventh and Franklin avenues, s. M
says: Several years ago ! VA trssa
with an aggravated case Of dysTrli y
OF course The first thing l did w y a
suit a physician. As ! had alviH an
the best OF health ! was worried 81
deal-and my only desire VA y q
as speedily as ] could ! took ssuine n
the medicines as my doctor pf'sna
them. | must say that 10 Z sn0n w.
felt all right, thought was cun y
stopped taking the medicine Bu' Nv
long before was feeling a. oadl "'-
and again had recourse TO In' W.
This kept up for some time unu
I made up my mind would quit ''a
and try some of the remedies
vertised from day to day well W.
worse than ever. and in most ca'e
even get temporary relief 80 a''
wbot to do. and made up my nnl'a !"
would have to pass the rcmain'f :
days in suffering Well. to cut '''
short. | had read so mucn
Tabules that concluded w
tbcm n good trial. 1t said one s'S"
relief, and ! thought II one co''' '"
lief a whole lot might cure me . n
chased two boxes from d'u''a
dollar. and when ] had hn''n''
feeling better than had '0' nc, n
,,ruoa to use them and today s I'LL
am a we'll man. Once in great - :, n
have a Sigh, touch Of the ''a ~. y ID.
n few of the Tabules TX
generally keep box in my W. 80
Ia hv dFvQs-,
R,pan. Tabules are 30; ~ ac = s ~
sent s to the Ripan. ssv iet
No. 10 Spruce street! eel. b. 4
druggist, 50. Main suee' II
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rudcly displaying II, on the first charge
he was bound over In the sum Of 5000 Ia
the criminal court and on the other charge
he was fined S. snl costs.
The evidence showed that he had gone
to the house OF an unprotected woman.
where his demand for something TO eat was
compiled with after which he insisted upon
remaining in the house aud upon being
refused this privilege he drew his pistol.
which gave the lady Of the house "A fright
she will not soon forget Her screams at
tractod neighbors, by whom Harris was
taken into custody.
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SOUTH TEXAS NEDICOS.
The First District Meeting to liz
LlcIh Horn Eccrmhcr d

The inaugural meeting OF the South Tex
no Medical association will be held We'll
nesday. December .. at 10 o'clock in the
Capital hotel annex. The committee hay
ing tho arrangements In charge announce
that the meeting will be called TO order by
Dr. Joseph A. Mullens, aiter which Will be
offered prayer by Rev. II. D. AYES. An
address will he presented by Or. Robcr, ]
Norris, president Of the District Medical
society. responded to by Dr. Max urwit1
Then will be read prayers by the following
well known medical mem II. A. West. Gal
weston; Frank King, s. c. Rci. Houston:
Ward H. Hulen, Galveston; Robert Neil.
roy, Houston: Bat Smith. Wharton: II. w.
Knox, Houston' Joseph A. Mullen. Ious-
ton; Joseph r. Stuart, Houston; William
Olive, Houston; j, =. Hendricks. Hunts
vile. j. W. Scott Houston
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Sin Killer Griffin,

Rev Sin Killer Griffin held forth at III.
Market hall last night, He viii 10 "a,
same tonight and preach on this subject
Samson Staying one Thousand Ph.llis,ipe.
with the Jawbone OF An ASS" lie will h,
assisted by Rev. a. II. SAITH of Dallas
An especial invitation is extended to the
white people to attend. Seats viii ce pro.
vlded for them
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There will be very attractive entertain
ment at Turner Hall tonight given by the
Turnverein In connection with the b week
ly hop 1t will be In the nature Of a
musical programme preceding the dance
Vocal solo numbers will be contributed ty
Misscs Reel, Hughes and lleiig and Mr.
George Griggs. Nine. Goldberg is down
for piano solo and Mrs. oliver for a
violin selection. The Arion and Houston
Quartette clubs will also contribute num-
hers
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peals made a report on thn matters referred
to. them during the year. which was adopt
cd.
A resolution was offered recommending
that no saloon men be made Masons. he
fcrrcd TO the committee.
Other resolutions were offered aud re-
ferred and the lodge adjourned until p
o'clock this morning.
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sroCKHnLnERs, MEETING

Stockholders OF odd Fellows Building
aud Exchange company are hereby notified
to attend a meeting of the company at the
office OF T. W. House on the 2ed instant g.
fan attendance is requested, as business
of Importance Will come before the meeting.
A. j. Burke. Secretary.
Derpfnber 1 1904
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st tho iuatpncc o, President W. II
HALEY. Secretary sam Taub has called a
Baseball association for this morning at II
o'cirok, sharp, al the Office OF the Herald
lNsinoss of Importance will come IN for
consideration ami the presence of every di-
rector Is earnestly desired
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Inc. Dec.
r,.. ,,s SO. iST;. l is5
sas, masters ,-.''''.. $50 ~ 800
Fs,,ow crafts = 800. 1900. ii6S5 ...-' q
NN,nt,, npnrehtHes'" StlS ~ 90.
inSy r atinn. ''''''.''' ;iSa az, -"
I ,Dc.,bs ''-.''''''-'' ~ - 81 -"
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SUSPENDED for un'na-
s, on G ,i ~ .,,,.,. " "'..'
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! II. s'ited w -
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! Itiiettii,,,a' ..''''''''''' i' ~ a. go"
j Pr5Gisc swe5rcrs' 3S Io3
! Gamh.crs ............... 60 $50. II
{ irinkarS TO .ntoNiea-
/ wiS5vs, Of ,f,,ssi;,e,,.. Ma. so ''''''
" M"s'" 'a- eoc 800
reshute " lows .. a @
/ Orphans ................. l5s7 ~ ...
lnc t,ute orphans 100 "A -,
Io,aa iha' own pnild- 80, 90
lo.lsc. maj 40 moi ~ 3" 600
rv,n b,,ifil,r icn &,
v1'nc rcal estate
grl buildings. .tl6 20.' S717o 80.
" H, .,,r, Of iur RI, t"r n,,i.. $3.50 A7s $50
''t t,. i'3' u" pNl'u- orc ,,o %. -,
insafan,c on furn rii.-''''V -'''' 800
turo .................... s. iO3 4igs ....
Money In lodge treas-
, 's ,.-..-. ,.-.....---.. ISIS go. 1873
+ cs,eIo ln "a S en rsa, 2i"' rs" ''''
os Gs1>7 los
{ hcr d. b,ednoss " Use .,'. i5o
j. T. hurghcr. Of credentials committee
80 2. thcn reported. The report was
adopted.
Tho grand master announced the follow
ing standing committees.
ON credentials j. r. Durghcr II. NJ.