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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01

NTNNTI,D-.At once n woman cook Ger
man prefeIred, for a section house, Ap-
NV 10 l.. Rosenwad Worklnsmen' )
stcs,e Fifth ward, -.---.-. i
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FOR SALi1--Six acres In city limits IN En-
mis-, five-year- old orchard. all kinds isuit,
fine gripes one-half acre In blackber-
ries. six~roorn house. fall and three gall
isries, good barn and other on.buiId-
market garden or poultry yard. gooc
market for everything, this place is we'll
Improved ard worth $4,000. but hard
times. i OFFER 1t foC 5000 half dcwr.
balance on time. l25 acres land IN Erath
county. IL miles from Stephenviile. % In
cultivation. tenant house. box store
house, Nx2S feet. IN which the postofflce
down. balance on long time. Address
X. A. Boothe. box es9. Ennis, Texas. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01

I CAN FURNISH any amount OF money
wanted on brick business property in
foI city scrip If you are looking for Q
nice home with large lawn. plenty, Of
trees. on car line and at very low
price. I can supply YOU. ! have tlisi me
homes on Rusk avenue: come and see
me. N. L. Mills eo7 Main street. u
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LtNDELL FANS PACKARD LAMPS,
IDEAL Engines, National Boilers Lnkon
Transformers. Electrical CONSTRUCTION.
Repairing, supplies. immature Rewind-
Ing. Tha Bardcn-Sheets Electrical Con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01

~ any Etrd where ! can make a |lv-
ing good EDUCATION. Call on OF address
r, 4 ~ mol, eft d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01

take care Of horses and milk cows in
private family good yard man. Address
SIS this office.
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FOR RENT one six room cottage near
court house - CAPITOL Avenue; rent
reasonable. Apply 400 CAPITOL avenue $
FOR hENT-FlUa-room cottage, corner
McGowcn and San Jacinto; all modern
conveniences. Apply Room S. gibbs
hlii,Ging
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DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Crockcr Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators.
Buckeye Incandescent Lamps.
And n full line of high grade Esctric
supplies OF all kinds
Repairs to all kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants
l.. L. MILLER
Office, No. 12 Main street
1hnnp Ia II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-01

WANTED--Posltlon. good workman
I'm blacksmith shop or 10 run gin for
-ome man that wants good ginner:
prefer going To the l'razos bottom 10
run gin. Address Jas. Ernest Allen.
Huntsville, Texas.
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ron sAIn.

$3.50 FAIR, express paii. beat US. full
Warranty bIcycie tires. Mnerahzed
Rubber Co. Now York. Agents wanted.
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WANTED-Poe,ltion by competent regis
tered pharmacist; hong experience, pest
references Address sd, this ofhce.
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FINANCIAL.

T.. l.. COOMBS-Stock and bond broker.
b,ys fos cash city and county warrants.
school vouchers. Jury scrip witness fees:
auction: money odyanced ON cons-gn,,
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TO I.oAN-s5o0o to sIO0,ODo06 TO loan on
Houston real estate. Harral d Harral:
3l7i1 Main street.
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WANTED-PosLtion 10 manage. opeThtt
and KEEP I'm repair II gin, by n RELIABLE
oxpericnred and Competent man. Lock
BoS o. Gonzales TeNaa.
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WANTED Situation by young man. not
afraid of work Apply ID. H.. this Office.
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FOR RENT.

COMFORTABLE.
CONVENIENT
OFFICES FOF RENT,
on third, fourth fifth floors kiam
building. Rent reasonable.
Apply to
SPRONG. DREW & CO,
Lessees. Room 2n2, KAN Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14


CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. l3-WHEAI-
Prices apparently could not advance and
as the only alternative was TO decline
Chat course was. perfOrce. adopted. ne
onouing and first hour was marked pN
considerable strength hut the selling
against calls although the lowest figure
for those privileges was touched. was
effective n producing feeling or as
couragoment. and when i.c. break TOOK
place longs became alarmed ana soid
without regard to price. \ further de-
cline Of a,c. succeeded the first break
and the close was at prac'lcanE 5"e en-, l,,
side figure May wheat opened from
Sfi e.. 10 e1nc. sold between sllHsl~c.
ana 797-c.. closing az 0e.QNr4c.-l'>"
nc. under Yesterday Cash wheat was
weak and 10liac. lower.
CORN-The dizziness In speculation gen
orally had mo- exception in the corn pm.
where business was I'm an inert and stag
nant condition. Prices exhibited firm
or tone early merely as "a matter OF
sympathy with wheat and not because
any one was particularly anxious 20 buy.
Nav corn opened from 2i'sc. 10 2la,c.,
declined 90 24isc.. closing at 2lla024'sc.-
KAYE. under yesterday. Cash corn wa
IUise higher
OATS-Were as active as any Of the
other grains. which does not mean mat
the volume Of trade was large. Local
transactions were the only ones noted
Prices were easy late i'm the session, with
those Of wheat and corn May oats
closed &c lower than Yesterday. Cash
oats were firm and unchanged.
PROVISIONS Early information OF a
weak hog market initiated against the
prices of product at the opening. Later,
however there was "a recovery at the
Yards. which found emulation In provi-
eione. At the close MAY pork. lard. and
rims were each "a shade over Yesterday.
fol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
DIR. J. HAWTHORNE IN ArLANTA.
Pain Has Paralvzed His Legs ana lie IAN
not Walk, But lie Is Improving.

Rev. j. b. Hawthorne, former pastor o.
the First Baptist church. arrived I'm the
city last night from Nashville en- route
TO Florida.
A number of well-known Atlantians
were at the depot TO meet him last night.
Among other were Mr.. W. Woods White
and DR.. @. G.. Roy Immediately on his
arrival in Atlanta, Dr. Hawthorne was
taken I'm charge by these gentlemen and
he went TO the residence Of Dr. Roy, on
Ellis street. where he will remain while
i'm the city. He will have every care
and attention that can be given him.
Yesterday morning Dr. Hawthorne left
his bed for the first time since his ILL
ness. to come to Atlanta. When he left
Nashville he was in an extremely weak
condition. and on account OF this his
physician IN Nashville advised him 70
make no long stops but 10 90 directly
10 "A warmer climate. As Dr. Haw-
thorne approached Atlanta he began 10
improve. and when he reached hero last
night me was much stronger than he ha4
been for several days. The trip TO Flor
ida is long and tiresome and Or. Roy
advised him to spend a few days In At
lanta. In accordance with this advice.
Dr. Hawthorne will be here until to-
morrow.
A glance at Or. Hawthorne shows ne
IS a sick man, but ne stlll has the state
Is bearing that has always marked him
and made him distinguished I'm n crowd
lie is suffering with neuralgia. which
has so affected his lower limbs that ne
cannot walk. The neuralgia also effects
his face
To will be remembered that some time
ago Or. Hawthorne came 20 Atlanta on
account Of his in health. and spent seve-
raj days i'm the city. The trip seemed
TO do him good. and he returned to Nash
willie feeling much better. lie continued
his work there. and the people liked hiia
and appreciated his many good and noble
qualities While preaching week ago
the doctor became suddenly ill. and wal
compelled 10 stop. Recovering his
strength. his dismissed the congregation
and retired 20 his home. when the neu-
ralgia appeared lie suffered Intense
pain for n week and when he began 10
improve. his doctor advised him 10 so 10
Florida.-Atlanta Constitution.
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SnoM.ororm BrIng, Relief.

CHICAGO. Jan. l3-Reports received
from points IN the West indicate that
heavy snowstOrm prevails. though the
wind has been moderate and tho weather
l. not intensely cold. Snow and rain TEL
I'm Kansas last night and heavy snow
began ion Colorado and Wyoming Snow
fell I'm South Dakota and IN Minnesota.
the flakes falling south Of the central
portion o. the State and i'm Wisconsin
and Michigan also. Tile snow fan was
heavy In the Missouri Valley. and came
eastward with great rapldity.
At Carlyle. Illinois six inches had fallen
before midnight. St Paul and Minnea-
polls. Sioux City Omaha. 81. Joe and St
Louis were AN ln the path OF the storr2
last night, and either snow or rain fell
heavily n each place before morning. A.
Duluth the winds are high and Lake
Superior was unsafe Throughout Neb-
raska and portions OF Montana. 10 was
showing all day yesterday. and drifts
have formed in the railroad cuts.
The snow however Is light and fine
and the drifts therefore are not serious.
ON the range cattle can easily get 10
grass under the snow. Reports. however.
Indicate "a heavy fall in temperature rs
probable and this will put new and ser-
iOus phase on the situation.
Nebraska grain men are iubilant over
the weather as they say there meyer Wa
80 much moisture In the state boz this
season as 20 present Throughout Iowa.
heavy SHOWS are also reported with
some delay In railroad traffic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

What CITY Officials say Concerning air. II
l.. Carriers Views.


L. carter ''e"''
There was a great deal OF talk yester-
ao,. oo,corrfr,, tbo assertion Of rIr.
- ~, ,,... ,.,rl ho.
Iienfy 10 carter ol
fore the Board or Aideiine" l''.'l., =.
night that IL "ouid De "'o
10 enact another oIiiualD .,i.
the city Engineer ms ,,'.'s. u, .,.''',
superintendent ot '''S l,-. - ma
bel any 800 Il.,..I f.,. tt.. I,o,r5 took
llle VI H.. ~ those of,iciais
-, ,.ro,,,di,, anv sneciaed sum Tor
it, s',,,,.e cor,nensoton.
Ar - " Meredith. Citv Attorney. was
sl'n i,,, ca Tin,e. r.nor.er and asked whe-
mo- MIR Carers contention would hold
good I'm law.
81 would Ike 10 accommodate you ~
answering your question. replied Air.
Meredith. "but it would not be- proper
for me 10 do so. since 4 might Doe cS!ied
upon TO pass upon Dc hereafter
Mr.. James W. Gordon was seen' ana
the same question propounaed TO AiIh'
lie replied that he coIid not give an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Captain Cunningham in Washington

The Washington Post of yesterday
says. Captain Cunningham who con-
trlbuted so much 10 the Polk Miller en-
tertainment last evening is Illustrious
Potentate OF Acca Temple. order Of the
Mystic Shrine. at Richmond. lie was
entertained during the afternoon az Alex
andria by prominent Shrners who sub
soquently accompanied him 10 Washing
ton. After the entertainment at the thea
tra. 70 luncheon was given al tho Hotel
Johnson. i1 honor OF Captain Cunning
ham and the Alexandria "isitOrs. by
prominent Washington Shrincrs. iuclud-
ing Mr. Harrison Dingmn Imperial Po-
tertate o. the United States; Alessrs.
John d. Olcott. 4. q. White. F. g. Beh-
rens. and Harry Stamford. all Of Almas
Temple
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
1HE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
oncrine. and Sales at tho Richmond To-
baoco Esohangc-Internai Revenue
CoIIeotions-ToreignA Advances.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-rhis was another
dan day al the Stock Exchange. the sales
footing up Il6.126 shares. The fuctua-
lions in the Changers, Chicago Gas. Cen
.fal Electric. Western Union, Reading,
and Missouri Pacific were confined with
I'm "a range OF i4Nf- per ceutTnose stocks
advapcod 10 the extent named and then
lost the Improvement Sugar, after ris-
ms a. 10 1885,. declined TO 11l7s on the
announcement that Arhuckle Brothers.
who are lighting the Sugar Trust, had
made an application FOR "A receiver for
the WoolsOn Spice Company. The Sugar
Trust or individuals identified with IT,
recently obtained controlling interest
ia the WoolsOn Company. but the Ar
buckles managed 20 secure a part OF inc
companys stock, and evidently mean 10
chcckmate the Sugar Trust people, IL
thcy can possibly do so. through mo
courts. Manhattan advanced = 10 eJ+s
and then declined 10 S1Si il being uhueI-
stood that the Hendricks case now before
the New York state Railway Commis-
sioners Will be pushed with Yigor. III Is
reported that II the commissioners az
cord the complainant a hearing interest
ing developments viii follow. Wheehns
and Lake Erie shares developed renewed
weakness. although nothing uahap ca
10 confirm the rumors current ycstci1ay
about an impending rCcciVcrshlp. Inc
ferred Sil 20 a. The general market was
adversely Influenced during the afternoon
bv DISPATCHES from Washington that the
Senate will probably take no action al
this session on the treaty between this
country and Great Britain. and by ad-
vices from the West Of hostile legislation
in Nebraska and elsewhere 10 the rail-
road interests In that section. The mar
ket closed quiet and barely steady in
tone. Net changes show declines OF hW
.. per cent, Sugar and Manhattan lead
ing. Bonds wore higher. The sales
footed UP 81. ISL. 600.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE: Money on
call easy at 1iz02 per cent, last loan at
IL per cent. and closing offered az ~
per cent: prime mercantile paper, %40tA
per cent. Bar silver O4&. Sterling eX-
change hrmer. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S1ff4S5 for sixty days
and 4sTitQ4S7ib for demand; posted rates,
4S5d4SS: commercial bills. 4s3hU fN4Il.
Government bonds higher state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds Iirmcr. Silver 90
the board lower.
TREASURY BALANCES: Coin. S22,-
$50. 81; currency, SiI,l23.53S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
Prospcrii, IN Virginia

II IS a pleasure 10 note tho favorable
reports that are coming Iu regarding
the condition or business I'm all parts
Of the old Dominion. Virginia Is one OF
Maryland's nearest neighb0rs. and many
Of her interests are very closely allied 10
the interests OF the people Of this state.
Reports that have just been received
from twenty OF the largest towns IN Nir-
gnia show unusual activity in building
and the projection or many new enter
prises In the Flat Top and Pocahontas
coal region there Is "A tremendous reyi-
val Of tho coklng interest. hundreds %
ovens have been erected since the cleo
ton. and other hundreds are being built
Several iron furnaces, long idle ana IL
litigation, have changed hands. and are
preparing 20 90 into blast Similar i'm
provement Is reported from the great
trucking section OF the state, and there
IS an awakened activity IN dealings In
farms and agricultural real estate
All this Is good news. Virginia suf-
fered sadly from the boom era, but sac
is pulling through all right.-Bal;more
American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Davy Mockin and Alvin Terry. two ne
gro men. set in to beat each other with
sticks, and were I'm the midst Of the fray
when hnd-hearted pOlice-Oiiicers inter
lered. The case Was continued.
Fred Smith is a gibbering idiot. and when
the moon changes he raises big disturb
ance around the house. y commission
of luuacy was ordered 10 pass upon him.
Herbert Marrow and Cornelius Eyens.
white and "a negro boy respectively are
suspicious characters They landed I'm
this city on December 23d, and they
brought along with them a fine assort-
mont Of ready made trousers, shoes.
backing brushes, brass jewelry. spoons.
r. zCrs and a little money. These articles
they attempted 10 dispose Of. but the
law laid us hand upon them, and they
have been detained ever since. The arti-
cles mentioned werTAiolen from a sleep
ing car OWewhere In North Carolina.
and the railroad officials are hunting up
tho owners. Until they are heard from
the two boy tramps will probably Ian
gush I'm fail here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Mr. George Fenmlrk Taylor. the WE'LL
known character comedian viii appear
az North Side lian Chestnut Hill. next
Tuesday night. January 1871. under 'ho
auspices Of the North Side Han Assooia-
tion Mr. Taylor IS TOO well known to
need any recommendation. he Is first
class IN his lire.
MIR TAYLOR will he assisted by the fol-
lowing musicians. Miss Clara rompkins,
singer and bauI0.st. Mr Jacob kaufman.
violinist: Nr Stuart Hopkins soloisti Mr..
Byron e. Harland soloist with ma
uonal reputation. Miss Ellen Taylor alto
soloist. and Mr. Reginald Walker. piano
accOmponlst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
TOBACCO rXcHANGE-

Richmond. Va. Jan. -, le't
Sales OF new dark loose tobaccos on the
Richmond WaD breaks to-day. Shoehoe
warehouse sold 3O6j pounds. highest
price sos. Crenshaw's warehouse SOFA
il .22j pounds: highest price. s.. Total
1920 pounds. highest price. So
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco trade To-Day
Wrappers. ~ hogshcads. filters, 15l; Tugs
dark. I. Total, 1854 hogsheads.
Light sampling reported to-day.
Farmers. Boyd's. Allegheny. Myers O.
ShockOe. Crenshaw's. Davenport S, Pant
ers. and Planters and Merchants tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, j.
packages: deliveries. 100 packages.
United States internal revenue oollec-
tiOus on tobaccOs for the city or Rich-
mond Va, to-day Cigars and cigarettes
s5127sO: plug tobaccos. Sl,3o3.5G Total
SG.4S23G
There was nice sale Of bright loose
tobaccos az Planters and Merchants ware
house to-day. Prices stiffer than they
were Yesterday. Another nice break for
tomorrow. when some good tohaccos VIII
he offered A full attendance Of the buy
ers IS requested. First sale at this ware
house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

Mrs. W. w. Gosdon was struck b,
a baseball as she was passing IN the
reighborhood of Ninth and Marshall
streets Tuesday afternoon So violent
was the blow that MIS-. GOsden sunk 10
;he pavement iu am inscnsibie condition..
She was roviytG after some time by
residents Ia the vicinity and had TO bee
treated by DR.. W T.. Gray before she
was able TO be removed 10 her home
The BAN was thrown by one Of a party
OF boys who have already begun next
summers games.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
GEoGRAPHY ASD HISTORY.
An Interesting Meeting at Richmond Col
Iege Tuesday Evening.

The Geographical and Historical So
cicty Of Richmond College held regular
meeting Tuesday evening. The society
assembled upon this occasion for the first
time i'm its new quarters. room IN the
college between the halls of the PhiiO-
loeian and Mu Sigma Rho Literary so
cieties. This room, as well as handsome
chairs and a new table, was contributed
by Dr. Ryland in behalf OF the college,
Mr.. Henry Martin, OF Caroline county
was elected an active member
Tho principal paper OF the meeting was
on Britain in the Eighth Century by
Mr.. T.. II. P0ulson. Among the men prom
inent iu Britain's affairs al this time were
Charlemagne and ora. Egbcrt and Ethel
wulf He closed with short sketch OF
The career OF Alfred. The discussion of
this uaper led 10 discussion Of he mid
die ages in general Professor NitchcI,
regarding history as the swinging OF "a
pendulum, put the latter Roman Empe-
rors al one end of the swing and the
Monk ~ the other. and called the middle
ages the swing.
The society accepted the invitation Of
the annual association e. elect an assoc
clate editor Of the Spider and elected
10 that place John j.. Johnson.
4 committee was appointed 10 CONSIDER
the time and place for the annual eN-
cursion this spring.
The FhlClogian Literary Society viii
give public debate tO-WOrrOW evening
at o'clock in the college chapel Messr,.
$ =. Default j. Il. Stafford. j. D. GWalt-
ney. *. w. CawthOn. w. NJ. Seay, and
W. H. Rudd viii participate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

This old-ostablshed agricultural jour
nal. now in the nfty-cishth year Of pub
LEGATION. comes To as in AN the tuvenility
OF renewed youth. 1t is a ffty-page
monthly Journal. devoted solely 10 agri-
cultural questions treated from the stand
po. 90 OF the practical farmer in the South.
Politics are eschewcd. and 10 Is, there
fore equally acceptable 10 the Democrat
the Republican. and the POpElist. IL seeks
solely 10 advance the interests Of scien-
tihc and practical agriculture live stock
husbandry and poultry keeping. as from
the successful pursuit of these industries
must come the permanent Neil-being Of
Southern farmers. The editor himself is
a practical farmer of twenty-five yeats
experience on the farm and he has the
assistance Of some of the Lest scientific
and practical experts in the country. The
January number is Am excellent one. fun
Of matter of the highest value 10 every
farmer. and We cannot but believe that
II our Southern farmers would subscribe
for and read this journal. and practice
its teachings. they must become better
farmers and more prosperous men. This
Is the testimony OF many who have taken
it. as we see hy humorous testimonials
printed in this issue. The Planter is pub
lshed at Richmond. Va. sample copy
will be mailed you free. provided you
mention this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

William smiths Pistol Goes on Accident
ally and Hits Youth.

William Smith is a negro wood-sawyer
aged about forty-eight years. He had
an unpleasant experience yesterday morn
ing. About o'clock William
was on his way to work
and as he approached the corner
OF Thirteenth and Leigh streets he no
ticed that "a crap game was in progress.
Now It so happened that tho crap-shoot-
ors ospicd William and not desiring his
presence, began 10 cast stones at him.
William returned 10 his home. secured
his revolver and again proceeded forth.
When the other negroes saw the weapon
they ran. then II was that William just
10 have some fun gave chase. While he
was in full pursuit, William fell and his
weapon went off.
The ball took effect in the head OF Betty
cambridge. a small colored girl, who was
watching the fun.
Tho wound was only n slight one. Both
William and the girl live i'm Butchertown.
Sergeant Matthews arrested Smith and
locked him up I'm the First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14
The Txtradiiion Granted.

Mr. Robert Mcknight. Of the police
force of New York. arrived I'm this city
yesterday morning 10 procure the necessa-
ry papers for the eXtraditOn Of John b.
White. of Norfolk. who is wanted I'm New
York for forgery I'm the second degree.
The Governor at once ordered the required
rendition warrant TO DE issued ami Mr..
Mcknight left last evening Tor Norfolk to
secure his nan.
The charge against White IS forging the
names OF Norfoll, people I'm the endorse
ment Of ranors I'm New York city i'm May
last. Tho papers were checks and stock
a. the Manu'g lslsld Cunning club, or
Norfolk. White was secretary OF the
club. ana he forged the names Of it's
president. yice-prosldcnt and treasurer, II
IS alleged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-14

AZ n regular meeting Of the Old Do
minion Lodge. No. /. *. OF N. g., the foi-
lowing officers were Installed for tho
ensuing year: Thomas W. Gardner COM
mander: r. a. Palmer. ice-c)mmander:
~. G.. Lauehton. chaplain. G.. e. VIM.
marshal. J. a. Gilmore. treasurer; H. NJ.
Bernhard recorder; W. NJ. Gilmore.
guard. }. T.. Huxtcr sentry. and Or VII
liam j. West. physician. Trustees, Or.
Bass. w -. Ban. and Lee Asher.
The commander accepted his high Office
n fcw wen-choson words. predicting
the continued Growth of the lodge for
the coming year.