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New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
MASTER or HARLEM LODGE HONORED

w. Bro George b. Class has been master OF Har-
lem Lodge No. l57 for two years During that time
he has gained the reputation OF being Of the most
efficient masters In New-York Masonry. az inter-
preted by him. takes broad light and Harlem
Lodge room has been throngcd at every meeting with
active Masons all OF whom have been charmed by
the work as exemp.hed by w. Bro. Class. Last
week the lodge did what 1t has done before. In
presenting TO Bro. Glass elegant silver service OF
very rich design. as token OF the esteem in which
he ID held by his fallow.memharA w. Bro Class
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
nlcsonic Dlrectorn.

Secretaries Will kindly examine the names
of the respective officers I'm the cards and
send corrections. IL required. to the Ma
sonic Department of The Tribune. The Ma.
sonic Directory is published every Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

high reputation Is due to the fact that he has the
courage OF his convictions and has the ability 20
press himself In forcefu manner
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ADELPHI LODGE No. % meets first and third Tuesday
a Masonic Hall. -. -
NM. A. SWAN NJ. CHAS S. CONNER, s. W.
BENZ. RAPHAEL. j. w. JOS BLUMENTHAI. Treas
VIM MACHOL. Secretary. 100 E. Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

MUM LODGE No. 30 meets second and fourth Thur
day Masonic Hall.
JOHN MAGUIRE, NJ. A. l.. ERLANGER B. W.
JOHN T. LOU jHERY, j. W. EDMUND T. PRICE. TreaA
JAMES J. JORDAN. Secretary. No. Hall place.
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atlason,e pirettorp.

Mondays at Masonic Hall.
WILLIAM F. YATES, II. JOHN y. MIII.AR, s w.
CHARLES r. COLE J w. JOIN r.. HUNT, Treas
WILLIAM ORD. Secretary 10 West 0oth-st
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Tuesday at Masonic Hall.
WALTER MILLER N. l.. II. SAKE, s. w
JOHN NICKINSOE., J. W. u. HELMSTETTER. TrseA
GEO. w. ANDERSON. sec'y. u Crosby-st
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ORIENT CHAPTER No. f3s meets ID and 9Th Friday n
new Iohnscn Blds Fulton and FIatbush BrooEya
CIIAS STEWART. IT, r. GEO. NJ DUvAL. K
IoHN G. WATKINS 5. A. STEVENSON, Treas
EDWIN SETVAGE. Secretary - C1nton-st, Brookiya
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

NAPHTHALr LODGE No 1852 and this
Thursdays at New Horton Building. az West l2sth-sS
GEO II. FINCK J. W. DA~Irr. DAVIS Treas
p. HYDE Secretary. 500 West i45th-st.
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COUNCILS.

ApELPHIo COUNCIL. No. T. r. ana g. ma uss0
arst Saturday Of each month a Masonic Hall
I. II. BALsrON. Pew. ALFRED r. PRICE, freaA
JOHN w. CoBu7N. Recorder eee West iieth-a
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

STANDARD CHAPTER 70. 252 meets first and thirA
Saturday at Masonic Hall.
FREDK. c. BLASE. II. p. JOHN c. CI-AUER K
iEMUFL RUSSELL. =. ROBERT j. BLACK Treaa
DAVID MKELSEY. Secretary. 73 Pearls
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ADELPHIc No 34s FIRST and third Tuesday a,
Masonic Hall.
WIN. ID. GAIGE NJ l.. s. TAITE s. w.
w. c. DEGEN, j. w. GEO. W. WHITE. Treas.
q. +. FRYER Secretary. 80 Pine-st.
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NEPTUNE LODGE no. 3i7 meets second and -four
Fridays at Masonic Hail. ..N
F. J. Hale. NJ. II. NJ Barnes s. W.
II. +. Siebert. ]. w. Geo blackburn treas
John E. Waltz. secretary 3G8 West 55thst
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POLAR STAR LODGE No. 2i5 FIRST and third
Monday at Masonic Hall.
FRANK l.. HAMILTON N. CHAS. T. OIPP a. W..
WM A. SHEARS. J. W. GUY CULGIN Treaa
w w. WILLIAMSON Secretary 2c5 East 28th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

PHOENIX CHAPTER No. meets second Monday ~
Masonic Hall
WM. NJ. REYNOLDS II. p. T. II. THOMPSON
HOWARD ;ILI.ER. s. w. NJ POSTLEY Treas
EDWIN BOUTON. Secretary. 253 5th-ave
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HOPE LODGE No. 244 meets hrst and third Tuesday
at Masonic Hall. .
EDW,D + HALLIDAY. NJ. WM. A. WALLACE. g. w
DANIf,I w LITTLE, ]. w. EDWARD L. LEEDS Treas
CHARLES MILLER. Jr.. Secretary. 3l9 W. 10th st.
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INDEPENDENT LODGE No. 1856 first and third
Saturday a Masonic Hail. .
John o. FOLSOM, NJ. G. u sll.NERBERG S. W.
TJiifRSTON q. LUSX, J. w. -. s. BODENHEIM. Treas
WM HANNA. Secretary. 420 Gth-st.
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SHAKESPEARE LODGE No. 750 first and third
THURSDAY at Masonic Hall
ISAAC MINER II. II. p. BACH s. w.
MYER KRASNER, ]. W. DAVID FRANKEI. Treas.
EDWARD GOTTfIEB. Secretary, so Z. l25th-st.
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JERUSALEM CHAPTER No. 8 meets nrs, ana ,hra
Fridays al Masonic Hall
G. VICTOR TWISS. H. p. JOHN r. GARDNER K
G J. KII.GEN. s. CHAS A. WHITNEY T-eaa
S. C. WILSON. Secretary 142 East 49tb-st
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HOWARD LODGE No 30 meets second and fourth
Frdavs at Masonic Hall.
JOHN T. SMITH, NJ JAMES SHEA s. w.
ORVAI. q. CLARK ]. w PhlNltS T. BARNCM. Trs
FRANK A. WiNSHIP Secretary. 2oo West 3sth-st.
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RADIANT LODGE No 739 meets hrst and third Tuesdav
az Lexington Ono, IIouse i65 East hsth-st
CLINTON n. WyETft. NJ D ROTHSCTIIID g. W
W. W. TOMPKINS j. w. THEODORE KATZ TreaA
w r. A. KOEfI. Secretary, 5IS Lexington ave
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al Masonic Hall.
WM. II. ARMFIELD. II p. N. DE WITT GRAHAM r.
JAMES B. SMITH s. JOHN J. FOX Treas.
r. r. FRANCISCO. Secretary. 90 Morton-st.
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SILENTIA LODGE No. 1913 meets second ana fourth
Wednesday Masonic Hall.
ROBERT /. WRIGHT. NJ JOHN SHANNON, 8. w.
PHILIP BLOCH. ]. w. CHAS. +. ORDING Treas.
Iredk f. Hasbns. Sec'y 167 Washing ave. Brooklyn
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GANEI. LODGE No. iO3 meets first and third Friday
AZ i4sthst. and Wilisaye.
FRANCIS D. HAiNES. NJ. J. CLARK WILSON. S.'W.
" + BRADIEY, J. w. JOHN W. DEUEL.. Treas.
ALBERT ". BRIGGS, sec'y 100 East ii2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

PYRAMID LODGE No. 40 meets first and third ~
das Masonic Hall
JAMES H. KENNEDY NJ. DAVID @. BOYLE. g. W.
THOMAS WATT. J. W. WN T. MDONALD Treaa
CHARLES II. BALDWIN Secretary. 100 0th-ava
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

jRAMERCY LODGE No. 53I meets second and fourth
Monday a Masonic Hall
JOIN AISDORF. NJ. JOHN A. SLY. 9. W.
S1MirEf l. TUCK J. W. C. = KETTERER Treas
LANES T. GRITMAN. Secretary 1924 Bleecker-s,.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

vERITAS LODGE No. 134 second and fourth Tusa,
day Grand Opera House. sth-eve. and 23d-st
MATHEW TAYLOR. NJ CHAs. A. MORRISON g. w.
GEO s WOODLEy J. W. RICHARD KOCH Treas
JOHN C. KOOPMAN. Secretary l7istst near iith-ava
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

EXCELSIOR No 1876 second anc fourth Monday
NJ Masonic Hall. . ... - ..
WAiTF,R F PYNE. J. W. +. L. MERRIFIEI.D TreaA
R0RFRT s WARDLE. 5ec'y isl Dean-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

EMPIRE CHAPTER No. 40 meets on the 10th day a
each month Masonic Hall.
WM HEvENOR. II. p ANSEL II. LUDWIG X
WM. A. SWAN, s. r.. LOWENSTEIN, Treas.
FRED'K T. DAVIS, Sccy. l21 Van Voorhisst. CrookIyn
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

PIATT LODGE No. i04 meets nrst and third rnurs.
days at Masonic Hall.
| PHILIP JOSEPH. NJ. HAZ'LTON SPENCER Az
| HER J. ROsENTHAL. Jw. SAMUEL BRAND Treaa
w. j. JEssCP. Secre'ary. 43 South cth-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

SCOTIA LODGE No GA meets first arl third rhusp.
day Mt Masonic Hall
ALEXANDER SHARP. NJ. ADAM HILL, s. ".
s. J MACDONALD.J w IETER ROSS Treas.
X. MACKENZIE. Secretary 80 E. 30th-st Bayonns NJ
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CORINTHIAN CHAPTER No. i5a meets second a
fourth TT Thursday at 9'cock p ,; M Masonic Hall
EUGENE B. NEWHALL. $. JOHN w. KELLER Tres
HENRY w. ROE Secretary 73 f. i2Oth-st.
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REPUBLIC LODGE No. COO meets nrst and third
Saturday Masonic Hail.
GUsTANE AT HENNIG NJ. wM II. THOMAS 8. W.
r. J. STUYvESANT, J. W. WM H. HAZARn Trsaa
WM II MAYER. Secretary. lOt Walker.st
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

EMPIRE CITY LODGE meets first and third wednesda
at lexington Assembly Rooms. 5sth-st: and Sd ave.
= =, Ni-EI' O. BAUM NJ JACOB w ENDEI. :. w.
XXW KIJNGENSTEIN. j. WSlMON 5. STERN Treas.
JACOB /. COHEN. Secretary 355 East 50th-st.
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fourth Wednesdays at Lex Ope;e Hse 5shs ave-
HENRY PHILLIPS. NJ. +. NJ. GOODMAN. s. W.
WM. X. MEYER ]. w. SOL STT.GFRBERG, TreaA
SIM NJ. LION Secretary. 426 East 5Ithst
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

JoIN HANCOCK LODGE No 10 meets first and third
Tuesday Masonic Han.
LOUIS ENGEI.. NJ. "a ~ II, SSfiMAKZ. y. W.
Carl. RITTEI. J. W., r. MEN ~ i-soiN. Treas
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

YORK coMMANDERY No. % meets fourth wednesday
al Masonic Hall.
James r. corbitt c. q. Wilson O. Fox. treas1rer.
Fred'k r. Davis recorder. 127a Van voorhsst Bkiya
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

OCEAN LODGE No I56 meets second and fourth Thur
lay 2; Grand 9pera House. sth-aye. and 23d.st.
THOMAS SIIARIIOW. NJ JOHN r BURROWS, s. w.
CHAs A. CROWLEY J. W. CHAs RENFER Treas
GEO. w. STEVENS. Secretary G63 sth-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

Monday at Bloom!ngdale Annex, 10 F.. 6oth-sr.
II. JASsING, NJ. COLIN p. ANDERSON W.
JONAS ADLER. J. ". H. s. LYON. treas
II. II. ATwATER. Secretary, 22O church-st
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ANCIENT CHAPTER No l meets first and third Thur,
days Grand Opera House. sth-ave and 23d-st
WM. II MAckAY "A. r. FERD. r. EDEN, X.
W. l.. McCREERY, =. y. PONCE ID. LEON, Treas
JOHN b RUSSELL. Secretary. Box 100. Rutherford n
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MANHATTAN CHAPTER No. is4 meets nrst ana
third Wednesday, at Masonic Hail.
J. p DECKER II. p. l.. II. SAKE. X
CHAS s. THORPE s. ERNEST RINGER. Tresa
A. p MILTIGAN sec'y. 70 West 23d-st
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TEcuMsEH LODGE No. 4s7 meets frs, and thira
Thursday at Masonic Hall.
JOHN NJ OTTO II. JOS A. l.. GARDNER. g. W.
GOsEPH s. PAXTON J. W. HENRY s. LOWELL. Treas
FREDK f. DAVIS Sec. l27 Van Voorhis-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-03

WASHINGTON LODGE No 81 meets second ard fourth
Tuesday 1T German Masonic Temple 900 East Isth-st
ROBERT MACBETH. NJ FRANK HOE. s. W.
HENRY Il. BAYERD. I.W. JAMES MORRISON rrssa
FRED. B. MELLISH. Secretary. "a East l2ath-el
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
MINNESOTA FOR BRYAN.

Cleveland Pain Dealer.
We find iu The Des M0'nes Leader an
xe ,Ienr estimate as to how Minnesota
ands politically. That journal says
.sat Minnesota has been considered one
5f The most reliable Of Republican States.
r has been no more possible TO carry
D.. against the Republican party in Pres
issnHa1 wears than it has been possible
70 carry Alabama against the Democrat
r. marty The Republican major.tles
have averaged 10000. and considering
-he disparity of population. tnis is as
great a prOpOr-iOnatt majority as q ma
i9ritv of 100.00 would be in Iowa. 1et
the Republican leaders Of Minnesota anc
the Republican press Of s.. Paul ana
MINNEAPOLIS admit that there IS grave
d0ub. as 20 the way Minnesota VIII vote
this fall.
Il, is on account OF the revolt Of the
silver Republicans. who are both NUM-
erous and respectable. Some OF tho
most prominent Republicans Of the state
have signed their names 70 the manr7s-
20 "u1v1 lss o I'm ,- ~ ~, c-D
SI,s yT"' ,lss VII - -e - ID. Ssr-
Jo'u %. o@'lO- u, -, - nh, For
"'."' o- ,.ll 49, -.-., e.. - ~
man. St~.s -'9 800 ". 80 -t. -
'Ae aul '' anu p, -. ..,. M ,es5s
oIs ol 'i--'i 7o' i' q. - -
.I- us, o- S.-"7. ~ -. - 80,
NY az I'-S1l' St ~ p'ul.,..'- -,
'h,-l''. eINo'. O.",'1 '.',l'''s "a, -,
OF yeArieS 4. o"it' az '' si. 49, -,
q. congress from I''.u,- S...',' IN o..
-.'l' lot many years q -I5 moe y. -
E-eSS, one OF tne i'leeIS oi enc 9c'ilO'
aa'E'ns or 'ne 9-at- ana q s,Uulper OIL
great power RANK W. -\ys, ,ue Nepu i.
'.c-h D.S-I.el N''o'h.' "i .N.nHeo pens.
lse man "uo s,cU',.. me ''HHict.ou OF
tdfry RAY W5Tu. 1-li q aver vi h-s"
Standing ana o'IeIS Oh eQuaI PROM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
FOR CONGRESS.
Words OF Communication for Col. \. w
Woodford, of This District

Words OF Commentator for Col. 4. W.
Woodford, of This District
To the Editor of the Register.
Weston. ". Va. August 5.-As the
coming convention is near at hand the
candidates are mutually getting anxious
and are working with more activity
shan usual. this year Prominent among
them is Col. A. W W00df0rl. c3ul.-
date for Congress in the First Con-
gressiOual district; As fv e silver IS
sweeping the State it is carrying with It
5he Colonel, who has advocated The
cause for To-, these many yeas. in fact.
all his life. While be is one Of the
wealth.esJ and most prominent OF our
farmers he has been a close student of
The financial question. and has always
been regarded as being sound on that
point, and his Democracy has never
been questioned lie is therefore the
candidate OF The larm rs. and is max
ing the race on that ground. Personally
he is very sociable. and numbers his
friends by the scores. DOT only in this
county, but throughout the State; AMI
politically he is very strong. h4 having
served one term as sheriff o. Lewis
county. and was prominently mention
cd as a candidate for governor in the
last campaign. but withdrew in favor
Of Judge Bennett.
As the farmers candidate Col. Wood
ford will prove a formidable candidate
in the convention. and if nominated. ne
Will make an aggressive fight for cleo
ton and will poll a iarg7 woe, especial
ly among the farming ciemear. and if
elected he VII prove himself credit TO
the FRS, District of West Virginia.
FARMER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAL

20 shares Wnee..le u.ls.
A good inytstM,u. ..
EOm streets.
NO. 2lIy EOFF STREET. .-..
lot Is feet front. REM i.s s.. ,...
5000
NOS. 2n9 and 2ool NAIN s~.-
story brick with s,orero ms and -,-
above.
NO. 81 s. BROADWAr. known a. .
Hughes residence.
ONE MORE LOT ~ WN.rSr AYE
House OF S rooms and r.. .-.
country. either for sA.t r-
A fire RESIDENCE % Pleasant VI.
The BLOCH PROPEHrl w.. ~ ....
street.
A very desirable RESIDrTCT NJ s.
g!nia street. all modern
Price low.
No. I2I FOURTEENTH sTGr t-
NO. 22l2 CHApLINE 5TE .t
brick dwelling, modern.
o ACRES OF COAL north ~ Up o.
LOT 30Xl0S on Thirteenth s.-
TdR EE LOTS. eacn 30sl1
northeast corner Of Wabash
streets. Island. VIII sell cheap
MONEY TO Loan
RINEHART & TATUh. ~g Il-, 9.
FTalaphor. 0fo b. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
SAIL

Lots on Lind street and M.C..
East Wheeling, 80 Goo $40 -4...
House, rooms, brick, JA.I. rI
ward, easy terms $500
Building site for dwelling. .
street, Fifth ward.
Eight-rOOm frame house. barr.
cold water; also double f:I.
rooms on each side. with ali Lt..
buildings, suitable fIr tN1 i4m
gases. Between Seventh au.
streets, east side ~ Market
50Xl32 feet. 4 bargain 40 $500
House, - rooms. large centre
modern convenience and Do
2009 Chaplin street; cheap ou
One Of the finest ,-ro0m j.
View. with hall, hardwood o.
acre Of land TO same, a ..I
House. 3 rooms 10 bel. .....
terms easy, $3.50.
House, II rooms. brick. I'.t
cheap. 5000.
House. rooms. Jacob
Wheeling. cheap on cosy ..rI
House rooms. l3.h 30. t.t
House. Z rooms. y. M4ta..
terms. 1850.
2 lots on Lind ST.. Belve1ere e1
House. rOOms. vs. .u .
Wheeling. easy terms.
Business property on Marx. H mr.
crate price.
$500 $500. 500. $500. geo e0i tHa
on real estate.
New house, rooms H'f
Edgington Lane $500
FOR E..r.
. acres Of land for
one-half mile east Of ,i.5
NESBITT & DL\i>l
Tel. G43. 1879 hH."'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
How Are Your Midneys Z?
EDUCATIONAL.
NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY,

Scharfer Il Driehorst Building, Main
street, corner Alley IL. A Practical Bust
ness Training school. where a young nanls
taught exactly as If he were In a big busl-
ness house. Every branch is thoroughly
practical and useful.
The Training received will make you val
liable to any business house In TINS country
Business men, parents and young men are
invited to call and see for themselves the
methods used.
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
doDQetIc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
DESIRABLE PROPEHry

a tWo-s.ary frame tw."...
lGIoH's' ana d small frame ll..,
,d.,d No on the east s.s
-, go se.' 10, SO fee. on Marke So
-' ,.iis east TO alley about I7
pen, LOT suitable for d Joub
- 'at- cnarce. Terms easy.
o. G. a. SCHAEFER & r.
.,o- o. Four,een,h ana Mark
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.

1916 Man kct St, Wheeling, ". va.
Fifth annual session begins MOND AY
SEPTEMBER, 16, 1898. This school fsr,
a complete and thorough education in PRAC-
TICAL ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, ENGLISH OLAs.
sfys LINN and MODERN LANGUAGES and
IN oct-TIoN. Special advantages offered
graduates from Public Schools, and Others
who desire to pursue higher branches OF
study. Methods and course oil instruction
rompare favorably with the best seminariss
i'm the country. Boys received In the Primary
and Intermediate Departments. For circ1-
ars or interview. apply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
no sh Principal. Wheeling, w. We.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-30
COMMERCIAL CLUB's BASE BALL
CAME FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE EAs Ar II. af rsras'
SOME PLANS FOR THE GAME.
1T WILL BE THE FATS AGAINST
THE LEANS sANDI. WILL BE q
s'..'''-e' GooD..
MAYOR DORIAN omar OF STAFF.
Meeting of the 6. A. r.. Invitation
Committee-Progre of the
-aAN Preparations.

While the citizens of st. Paul have
met the demands upon them to prop
erfy care for and entertain the COM
Ing Grand Army encampment with
their accustomed liberality, the event
is only one month In the future, and it
is necessary to secure many thousand
dollars more. In this emergency the
Commercial club has risen to the oc-
casion and proposes to supply portion
OF the deficit by an entertainment, such
as history has never recorded in the
past or future
Mayor f. B. Doran, with DR.. Schweit-
ger as his chief of staff. has kindly
consented to see that President yam
tsh and Secretary McGinnis make the
proper arrangements for providing the
public with the worth of their money.
MeSSrs. Z. w. HoOr, A. M. Knox and
H. c. McNair waited upon the mayor
and officers Of the club last night to
ask for positions on the staff, but, while
they are all estimable gentlemen in
private life, when public interests are
at stake there can be no respecting Of
persons, and it was decided that men
of more experience in the affairs Of
life must be selected as staff appointees
for the management 1t was therefore
decided to select as the especial aides
to the generalissimos, Tams Bixby, J..
w. Lane, H. w. Childs, j. ]. McCaf-
ferty and w. s. Fell.
The programme for the entertainment
I is yet quite incomplete, but it's salient
features will be a base ball match
between the fat and lean members of
the club, a football game between the
owners of st. Paul newspapers, and a
tug of war The event will take place
at Aurora park next Wednesday, be-
ginning at 8 p. ma Books were opened
at the Commercial club at 10 o'clock
last night for volunteer enlistments,
and up to the hour. of going to press
the following were found to have en-
rolled their names for the base ball
game:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The contract for the addition to the North
ern Pacific headquarters has been awarded
to the Butler Ryan company
Charles Alberts, a dog catcher, working in
the Sixth ward, was badly bitten yesterday
by dog he was attempting to capture.
Maj. Rukard Hurd, of the governors staff.
yesterday presented Adjutant General Muehl-
berg with model of the United States coat
of-arms
Maj Rukard Hurd of the governors staff.
has presented the adjutant general with a
handsome model of the United States coat
of-arms.
Como very entertaining and much ap-
preciated by the large crowd which gathered
to hear it,
Charles G. Smith, the West side harness
maker. died at his residence. 6611 East Fair
field avenue. yesterday of Brights disease.
He was SO years of age.
Judge Otis has made an order in the case
OF Soren N. Sorenson ct at. VS.. c. w. Rodman
in which he dismisses the order to show
cause, without prejudice.
Gov. Clough has issued an order compN-
menting the members of the national guard
of the state on their appearance and the
amount of good work done at the Lake City
encampment this year.
Caroline L. Barry has applied for divorce
from Thomas NJ. Barry on the grounds of de-
sertion., She is 48 and he is 3d. and they were
married in st. Paul Feb. 8, 1891. He de-
serted her March Z. 1895.
Louis Spetzen, who has been in the en-
ploy of J. A. Lewis Storage company, was
sent to the workhouse yesterday for ninety
days. Lewis was charged with appropriating
$40, which he had collected for the firm, to
his own USE He admitted his guilt.
St. Mary's Catholic church Of Bechyn. Rem
vile county, was incorporated in the office of
the secretary of state yesterday. The in
corporators are Archbishop Ireland Vicar
General Caillet Rev. FIR. Jaroslay Cernek, and
Martin Stepka and Charles Zalud of the
parish.
Some months ago Lucas Johnson stole q
music box and an overcoat from Thomas An
derson. johnson went into the woods in
Wisconsin, but few days ago returned and
put up at the Bethel. Anderson told Judge
Orr the circumstances yesterday and the re-
suit was that johnson will remain at the
workh0use for the next two months.
Mrs VIM. Seaman, aged S5 was yesterday
committed to the asylum for the insane at
Rochester, on complaint filed by neighbors
that she was continually making insnuations
winch they thought could emanate only from
diseased mind. Caroline Woehrle 20 years
OF age, was committed to the same institution
she has been there before, but had been dis
charged as
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-30
THE BUSY WORLD.

G. A Goodrich, Colfax, To-, is at the Pvan.
VIM. o. Ball, Moorhead, is a Merchants
guest
John H. Bowers. of Redwood Falls. is at The
Windsor.
J. H. Clary, of Spokane, is registered at
the Ryan.
Mrs. Harriet Jewett, of Toledo, O., is a
Ryan guest.
T. S. Campbell, of West Superior, Is regis
tered at the Windsor.
VIM. Knight of Bayfield,, Wis, is regis
tered at the Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Weber. of Winona
are stopping at the Ryan.
q. w. Ewing and wife of Pulaski Tenn.
are at Hotel Metropolitan
c. M. Van Leuven and wife, of Glendiye.
Mont, are at the Merchants.
f. W. Bartholomew of Cleveland, is a
guest at Hotel Metropolitan.
Mrs. r. C. MottingIy and son. San Fran
cisco, are at the Merchants.
Paul Hirsch, of Chicago. Ill.,, registered yes
terday at Hotel Metropolitan
Casimir de Siedlench Varsovie, Cologne.
put up at the Ryan yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Rhoads and Miss ].
NJ wilson, Of Williamsport, Pa, are at
the Windsor. While in the city DR.. and
Mrs. j. e. Schadle will entertain them.
A party of Buffalo people at the Windsor
&nslsts of Frank NOEL and family, Louisa
w. Mesmer, Kate N. Mesmer, Fred L. and
i Mesmer. They will return home via
he " lakes.