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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
SLOT MACHINE MATTER,
Judge witt May Render a Decision
To-day-Four Years for Sternsdort

judge g. B. Wltt OF the Hastings
Court. stl has under consideration d
motion made by Mir. g.. Y. Meredith 10
quash the indictment in the case OF T..
Morrsla. charged with conducting
nickelsin-the-slot machine.
Counsel Tor M0rella. at the initial pro-
ceedlngs Tuesday, referred Judge witt
TO numerous du houtes 10 prove their
contentious on either size. and the Judge
IS stul engaged ia examining them. Ills
decision may probably be made known
tnis morning. although he still has great
quantity of work 90 do.
Anthony St-rnsdOrf well-known
white crook VINO has served tirhe In the
city jail was tried In the Hastings Court
Yesterday morning. on the charge OF pick
ing the pockets OF j. =. Cooke taking
from him an open-faced gold watch. ring,
and other Jewelsy 90 the value Of $50. as
we'll az snej i'm cash. Sternsdort was
given four years In the penitentiury.
In the Cnancery Court Mrs Mary p.
Chalmers will was admitted 10 probate
and James f. Chalmers qualified as ex-
ecutOr
James w Worsham qualified as guard
ian OF -. W Wlrsham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
0. II, BERRY & co.
The Peoples Outfitters.

that ] may aIlude TO my own brief inves-
titure ol enlistment. 1 was Tor drafted,
nor did ] enlist for wal 8ut war was
thsust upon ls. and b. was yoclierorsiy
Wagcd 10 and around the divisional head
quarters at Camp Alscr. such service,
therefore. is my u.le o. com aueship. and
tho c0nstraiuug reasons which made me
gladly undertake Co perform this task ~
the can OF the Ihro Rceiment.
10 was u this X0clfeIOus War mat I had
The honor TO Oe assigned Ga temporary po-
siti0u 0i rank. and M} worthy associates
a-l comrades and myself in tAla cam
Uailu adhered 10 one uL tle sayings OF
tae -reat Napoleon that 'Ils principle
of war that when you can use me ll6nl-
ming, 'tis better than cannon. VI e
thought u Wise 10 use Che sword or JUS
tice. and we hehcid with iaptuIous safe
i~fsHff0u JOS cleaning blade VIGOROUSLY
c.rlFing ls way through prejudice tid
passion. ignorance and cruelty, undl DID o
lerih truth broke through the afi ncidi
restraints of power, ana lne te.'ict On
our .iNcrducl Was cut with iAls SWORD
into tls lmptrlshaDIe archives OF l-e
War Department
But gratifying as al this may be 10 U.s.
DO ls u0thiuE f0 this. This occasion sAtis-
fes our hearts Here under the shadow
OF this Old capitol, So redo.ent Witn mem
0ri.- OF glorious past, we again PUT
our feet upon our native heath, ana Win
grateful pride accept this sll ol or
lflINIL"N ..IfIiII'IlI IT. ' .liH..s NA
il is her approval and her praise that we
value more Than the jud smenis OF courts.
We feel to-day her maternal GUARDIAN
ship as never lelCre. burke sald ions
ago tnat Oh make us love our country
.nur country ought 10 Doe lovely. ouch
is this proud Commonwealth. ana 10 our
eyes The zone altogether lovely.
Fortune has brought us no opportunity
for war
But who can keep the lion Us cub
From rayeaing and who can govern Rus
tlm song 49,
memories OF warrior sires, We WOuIo nave
done W0rthilv warriors duly.
Iut b. BE- please your EAtr lieic- We
accept This flag with uim deter llli'. -
zion that lt- inscr IONS siiai ny .' ~
Us unmeaning symbols but an abiding 10
.9irau9n FOR the performance OF noo.er
conduct. And standing here to-day uAnr Z
This October SUM- n this classic sp0- ana
ln this asse mbage OF people we 90 aver
that wc VIII wortliy wear lnl7 hoNol
done U.S. AND chat We VIII ati4Fe liat ~
breath of shame snail disturb "a e I'd ln IT'S
And my .ouradcs from this occasion ]
e,lo-t SON to learn lesson. T.. US
tlt. ON aunW fue civic virtues anu t"g
-oI0ieI.- courage tlat must save ana
make enduring our Common" eaitl d1a
this Republic. let ua sheatne o"t sNoI 17
and cultivate peace. Place TINS nag toy
tic stars and Stripes. and with our arms
about IUr -Iui-Iua I'D. .I.i NYiHih'
.Dt pa. lead her SD the Jnt, ana gay rs
Webster Gtlo stood ul0n tnls spol -I-
fy-.i.It wears rg0 tu-Darl. sHlu 10 ah-
..-r..T Mace Liberty and Union. now ana
forever. one ard n,clfrdh Anu may
lr. v.sf.- % our future widen anu allure
ia Oh, % IieHer ud bette. civilization
-' sr-6RD fOR CAPT. Willard.
Ate. Ca1ta.l. Lamt a1 made brief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
LACY'S LAWYERS
PLEADING FOR HIN
A Motion to Arrest Judgment Argued
Before Judge WaddIl'
DECISION TO Be MADE TO-DAY
4 Report That one Of the Jurors Ayers
That lie Would Not Have Agreed
10 the Verdict Of Guilty but FOR
Physical Exhaustion.
DECISION TO Be MADE TO-DAY

The fate ~ Thomas ". Lacy VIII be
cd. de1 by Judge Waddn this morning.
Yesterday afternoon. when the United
sf1fle C.rcu. C0uf, met 90 hear arsu-
nrrf an ln. molou 20 ser aside the ver-
dlct - contrary 90 iAe law and the evil
Conc. ia tle case about finy people were
f~cso-t ae spectators District Attorney
White and Assistant D.stnct Attorney
Wexford rcprcs eutci the government and
me Messrs Allan. father and son, were
on hand 90 'oos after The interests of the
prisoner Lacy was brought up from the
Cl0 Sail and occupied sea, bv Tho side
OF bis lawyers.
ANOTHER MOTION.
At che beginning of the proceedings
Judge Waddin stated tnat b. was useless
10 argue che motion 20 SCI The verdict
aside. as De- was fully satisfied that 10
should stand
General Allan then offered a motion for
the arrest OF judgment which was enter
tsire1 and orsued. He was the first
speaker and commended that The muict-
meat improperly charged Lacy with vio-
'atpF section 500 OF Che Revised Statutes
end chat the accused should have been
indicted under section 5lGL
Mer Wexford and White spoke
briefly Ord opp0slns the motion and Gen.
Allan replied. I'm closing ho presented
Nr Charles T. pagc. of Manchester. who
made % fifteen minutes argument in ll-
for of the motion.
Judge WadaU announced chat Dee would
render Dis decision at l0 o'clock this
morning
INTERESTING RrMCR.
There was rumor Iast n.-ht that one
Of the Jurors bad made affidavit TO the
n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

WASHINGTON. oct. 1s Contracts
Tor the construction of new model naval
hospital Al Mare Island Yard. San Fran
cisco. Cal, will be awarded IN this city
to-day. II Is expected that the hospital
Will nave cost nearly $4,000 when IL is
completed.
X will cost you many rare oppor,uni-
ties TO miss our
Exposition Of Fall Styles and
Novelties in Mems, Boys and
Children's Suits and Overcoats
here now.
Much wonderment IS expressed
at the completeness aud beauty Of
our store and stock-at the low
ness of price which IS found on
our merchandise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
CORPORAL SIMMONS FUNERAL.
Fincastle Mourns for Her Popular
Young Soldier.

FINCAsTLE. Oct l2.-Spedal.-The re-
mains of Corporal jones IL. simmons,
who died at Camp cuba Iibre ON sat
urday last. arrived hore at / o'clock yes
terday afternoon. accompanied hy his
father Judge William Is. Simmons. who
v-as with linn when he died. and mis-
cousin. Harry simmons, private in Cor
oOral Simmons company, Who by special
request was detailed 90 accompany the
b3dv 10 its last resting place.
The funeral took pace To-day from the
BAPTIST church and tine interment was
made i'm the Goodwin Cemetery. The de-
ceased yvas q young man OF bright mind,
cordial and cOmpanionahie, and was uni
,,ersaIiv beloved by an his aclualntances.
itc vas the influential spirit in securing
so many OF tie recruits That went from
his place and the surrounding community
20 make up the company % when ne was
He '',' had Just established himself in his
nrofession. the law. and had a bright
,-oaDect I'm life. The whole town is In
,rrrrnine over this sad death. lie was
buried with Masonic honors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
Pretty wedding i'm Fulton.

A very pretty wedding took place at
the Fulton Baptist church Tuesday even
ing az $50 o'clock. when Miss Anna w.
McCaul became the tride o. Mr. Everett
II. Wilkinson.
The ceremony was performed BY the
new pastor Of the church. Rev O.. Cabell
Hennng. IN the presence Of great
thrcng OF friends and acquaintances OF
the popular young couple.
The bride possesses many personal
charms and many beauties of character
she Is a daughter Of Mr.. Alexander Nc
Caul. of Williamsburg avenue.
Mr. wilkinson is a young merchant Of
Fulton of much popularity and bright
prospects.
They will reside in Fulton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
The Court of Justice John.

Henry Schwartz on the charge OF
breaking and entering the Virginia Bar
gain House with intent 10 commit lar
ceny on September p, had a hearing.
A. H. Schwartz brother made the
charge. and introduced number OF wit
pesses. but none Of them could connect
Henry Schwartz with the robbery. and
when Officer Robinson stated that A. X.
Schwartz. when he made the complaint,
said he had not missed anything the ca sc
was dismissed
Joe Harris. colored for being drunk and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
JUDGE CARRIERS DEATH.
The Second Regiment Burroughs Con-
tinue Until Further Notice.

I
RALEIGH, n. g.. October l2-special-
The sudden death of Judge Lugene ID.
Carter. Of Ashellle. was a shock here.
Judge Carter bias been rather promi-
nenly before the public lately Delns me
Judge appointed Tor the Twelfth judicial
District by Governor Russell 10 Sue
coed Judge Norwood, whose purpor,ed
resignation. held by v. S. Tusk, Of Ashe-
vile, was placed Ia the hands OF Gov
ernor Russell.
Norwood had brought, suit for The
iudgesnlp and the court haa given IL 20
him judge carter had already SAID he
would not contest the decision
TIE Second Regiment men are notified
that their lugloughs VIII be continued
until further notice and not 20 return
TO camp until further orders are ISSUED.
70 is believed that they viii be mustered
out al the different company rendezvous.
Why tins is done is not given ont, but
% IS thought 1t is TO prevent amy more
trouble here between the men OF inc
regiment am the nesros as happened
before the regiment wa furlcughed.
Some think that this mastering out at
home IS 10 De sure that The Republicans
will be there in time 10 vote. as 10 was
doubtful when the work would be done
ana lAo men allN"tN Z" 1Nt '"--'N
no matter what is the reason, the peo-
Pic of Raleigh are thankful for any
thing that will keep the regiment from
c0neregating here.
Lieutenant Holmes Conrad OF Muir
ply. OF the Second Regiment had trouble
last night with q bel boy at one OF the
hotels. His companions and himself en-
gagged in a fight with the negro. Conrad
was badly cut about the head by some
one IN the row, bet the negro says he
had no knife. and fl must have been one
OF C0nrad's friends who cut him, think
ing bee was cutting the negro.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
have offered q gold medal wnrth $40 10
the winner ia the intercollegiate debate
between Trinity and Wake Forest, 10 be
held here on the evnlng Of Thanksgiving
DaV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
Under Suspicion.

Richard Washington a colored man,
was stealthny walking along one OF the
back streets of the Third Police District
yesterday. lie bore an air Of sus-
pciOn which was noticeable oven TO the
ordinary citizen, but when Officer Cor
man saw Richard he Immediately
pounced upon him and carried him 10
the lOck-up.
Later on it viii probably BE- shown
that Richard has been connected with
the THEFT of certain brasses belonging 10
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

disorderly and using inelegant language
on the street was requested TO place Inc
sum OF $3.50 with tie keeper OF the exc
cheGuer.
Grace Boullng. colored, came into THO
presence of the Figure on the Pedestf
and pointing her finger 10 Nelly sims she
declared that she had carried or drest
and a silk waist valued al eight dollaT
belong ing 10 her.
Nelly Indignantly denied the charge
and Birdie Sims upheld her In the denis.f
IL was case OF two against one with ns
chance TO count anybody out so the mac
jority won and Nelly was discharged.
VIM. Doran failed TO meterialize befor&
the throne when his name VAS called %
the charge OF being drunk and a dstache
ment was sent out to catch him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
UNLICENSED BAR.
Colorod Man Charged with Running
One on Main Street.


A colored man named buck Johnson,
was charged before Justice Crutchdeid
yesterday with running an unlicensed bar
40 80. lo9 east Main street
Johnson claimed that Doe was not run
ming the bar on hts own responsibility.
tlt that the business was being conducted
t1r SIR John Mckinley.
Mr Mckinley denied that he was rum
ming the place and it was shown that
Johnson bad made application for h-
cense in 1897. and tine commissioner of
the revenue stated that the license had
been issued 90 Johnson Tor that year.
Mckinley ayerred that be had simply
loaned johnson the money 90 procure his
license. The case was laid over TO the
2lth instant
Resides this "a large number Of other
revenue cases were called A number
of lhem were postponed t0 the eth in-
slant Among The ae'ln1uents are NUM-
per of LAWYERS. physicians. insurance
agents and merchants. and their stories
a.l told of poor business and hard times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
INSPECTION OF CARTS.
The Ordinance Committee Decides il
il Not Necessary.

The Committee on Ordinances met az
6 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Chairman
$. L. Bloombers presiding, and present
Msssrs Drewry, Winston and Pollock.
The ordinance laid ON the table at the
last meeting providing for the annual in
syection OF carts and wagons In the city
or coming into the city Cor the dell cry
of cord or kndlns wood. was taken up.
IL provides thal the city Inspector snail
receive nifty cents for each inspection.
After discussion the committee decided
thar there was uo need FOR such an Ordl-
nance. and ON motion OF Mr.. Pollock it
was ordered g. DC returned TO the Board
OF Aldermen with the recommendation
that 70 be rejected. The committee then
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
A PLUMBING QUESTION.
4 Case Involving the Liability of
kgents for Property.

The case Of r. p. Riddick against J. b.
Elan & Co., was on trial in the Law and
Equity Court all day yesterday. The
jury was unable 10 agree on verdict
a-d was adjourned over until this morn
ing.
The case IN question is Of more than
ordinary interest. as Il involves matter
the decision OF which may obviate DIM
cultiss I'm the future.
The question IN the case is a small
amount paid by the agent for plumbing
repairs which they were required TO make
for sanitary reasons, notice being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Saturday matinee OF Romeo and Juliet. "
an opers that has become great favor
Us with the patrons Of opera in the north.
Nine. De We're will be heard ia the title
role which she will sing ia English.
Carmen, on Friday night 90 be sung by
the FUN vocal force Of The cast IS the
opening bin and III Trovatore' Saturday
night closes the engagement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
For Re.isfing Omcer..

Robert Brisewater charged with using
obscene language and with resisting two
officers, was before Justice Thomas at
HenricO Courthouse Tuesday
The defendant was found guilty, but
decision was reserved lie was placed
under bonds 10 keep the peace. but pend
ing the decision OF Justice Thomas he
was confined 10 jail.
lie took an appeal 20 the County Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
FASHIONABLE WEDDING,


ROANOEl<. VA, oct. l2.-Special.-A
f.sbionabIe wedding was celebrated at
crace church tonight. when W. l..
Eyrd. of Lexington Va. was married TO
alrs. Laura j. wright OF this city The
larss church auditorium was dcns iy
packed by the admiring friends OF the
couple Rev. Chas II. BuAa pastor OF
the church performed the ceremony.
Urban Lemon acted as best man and
Miss Fannie Williams. the brides sister,
was maid OF honor.
AFTER the ceremony the bride ana groom
loft on q northern bridal tour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Al the Baptist Ministers Conference
held on Monday last a committee was app
pointed. consisting OF Rev. Messrs. Smith,
Du. Jones and Henning. 10 meet the
committees Of finance and building Of
the Woman's College this afternoon at
O'Clock. at which time will be discussed
'he general welfare OF the college.
The meeting viii Doe held In tne library
Ok tho WOman's C0lsge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
jackson Ward Sewer,

Mayor Taylor yesterday afternoon
signed the resolution oDpropriatIng s2l.-
0S2 for the construction OF a sewer In
Fifth street from Bacon Quarter Branch
70 a point south OF the ravine between
Jackson and Dgyal width various
branches. 1t is the purpose Of the En-
gineers Department to begin this work
al once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
suit for $4,000.

Suit was instituted yesterday afternoon
in the Law and Equity Court by the Mer-
chants National Bank against j. =. and
Daisle vs.. France for $4,000 damages
This is an action Of debt ON five nesotia-
BILE notes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

served upon them by the Board OF
Health.
The matter under dispute Is as 10
whether the Board OF Health has the
right TO require an agent for property 10
have the plumbing of same put In a sani-
tary condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

A called meeting OF the Confederate
Memorial Society will be held at l2
o clock tomorrow az the Museum 70
take action IN regard 90 tho death OF
Mrs. Margaret strother Smith. \ full
attendance Is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Henr!co. John W. Hughes and wife TO
Junlus Crump. 2 IL acres on Lang Bridge
road. SIS.
Jane II. Harvey 20 C.. l.. Barker, % feet
ou south Side Graham street 81 feet west
OF ErIl. Nllg ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
MI RccAcr Accent..

Mr. Louis j. Becker who was some
time ago appointed fireman AZ the GUS
TOMS house. and who declined 20 accept
line appointment. has recousilered and
Was yesterday sworn ln as fireman for the
building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

Business in tobacco stamps was brisk
yesterday. the sales up % 2 o'clock reach
ue tue sum NJ aol-l foolL I1e clerks
and deputies We're kept on tnc move con-
.tnnfI.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
All Improving.

Rev. DR.. Carmichaers condition was i'm
proving steadily last night
Judge John W Rely is very much bet
ter aud U.s. now sitting 80.
Major a. h. Courtney continues 10 I'M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
A NEGRO DROWNED,

While az WogA al tLe Riyerside-He
He'll In.
a negro man. about twenty-one years
OF axe named Duncan ROY while az
work 90 the river sIoe at the foot OF
Nicholson street. in some way lost his
balance and leli ln Che .hcr
No one saw h.m flN and 30 is not
Shown fusi why Doc 0id SO. lle could not
.,lf0. and soon sank To- the bottom and
was drowned.
Hia naay Was recovered and carried TO
me- .aifnshouse so wait for bis relatives to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13

John J. Walsh and Miss Mary A. Daw-
sou. both Of Richmond. were married
Monday at St. Peters church. Washing
ton, d. c., by Rev. j. NJ. 'Brien.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-13
STYLISH CLOTHES

give a man an appearance which is a
good deal I'm this working day world An
air OF solidity makes a man worth more
in the opinion OF his fellows. To have the
real genuine solid air about you, It's nee
essary 90 have your clothes made 10 or
der. so there'll be absolutely no defect
about the material the makeup. the
finish. or the nj. High class tailoring
such as we produce is indispensable 10
correct attire. CAN in and inspect our
line OF imported fabrics. our prices are
reasonable. In our Young Mems Depart
ment Suits at SIS.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-20
WHENCE THE GAIT
Probably Adopted by Man Subsequent to
the Hunting Age.

IL Is impossible to trace the origin of the
domestic cat with certainty to any exist
ing species or variety of wildcat. Indeed
the time at which the cat was first domes-
ticated and introduced to human society is
simply matter of conjecture. Professor
Shaler expresses the opinion that the do
mestication OF the cat must have been
much later than that of the dog, while nat
ura,ists give reasons for believing to the
contrary.
Some people agree with Professor Shalcr
and for this reason: That dogs were prob
ably first domesticated in order to assist In
hunting, and therefore probably in what
Is called the hunting age of human So
ciety; whereas the cat has nowhere been
generally used as a hunting animal. The
dog is essentially gregarious. He loves to
hunt In packs, and when introduced to a
human family he regards the family as his
pack and hunts accordingly so that he Is
easily made serviceable by the human
hunter. The cat, on the contrary, Is I'M
social. 1t lives alone and hunts alone, SO
that 1t could not bo expected to DO easily
trained to hunt, either with men or for
men. In fact, the only member of the cat
family that is known to have been trained
to hunt Is the chectah, though an ancient
Egyptian painting, which may be seen in
the British museum, represents cat which
Is apparently assisting hunter to catch
birds.
There Is another reason for thinking
that the cat must have been adopted by
man after the hunting age-namely, the
cats wonderful attachment TO localities
Animals like the wolf. with which the
dog Is most closely allied, follow their
prey over vast tracts of country and seem
TO DO entirely destitute of local attach.
mont. Tho wildcat, on the contrary, set
ties down In "A particular spot and waits
for its prey To cvsne. When removed from
Its accustomed habitat, II seems TO lose its
skill. and therefore would be useless Co
men in hunting age, because In that age
men seldom had fixed habitations, but
roamed abroad wherever game was to be-
found. OF course mDch of this Is con
lecture. Whether tho cat OF the dog was
first adopted by man cannot now DO GER
tainly known, but tho cat was well known
as domestic animal at an early period Of
human history. Boston Journal
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-20
LODGE MEETINGS.

There will be a regular meeting of Help-
ing Hand Tent, No. "a. l. o, r., at their
hall next Saturday evening, May 81, at
o'clock. Work in the first and second
degreet.
Helping Hand Tent has accepted the
invitation from the Willing Workers TO
attend divine services at the He'd Jacket
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Msy ~, at $40 O'Clock.
ALI RICHARDS, G. r,
LOUIS JAMES. II. s.
A regular meeting OF Elizabeth Lodge.
No. 3. ID. OF H., will be held in their hall
Friday evening, May 20, 1898. There
will be initiation and the Lake Linden
lodge will be present.
All members OF Red Jaci ct Lodge, No.
100. A o. u W.. are requested to attend
the meeting on Thursday evening next,
May 26. Work In the initiatory degree.
w. W. ELLIS. Recorder.
All mem bers OF Division No IA. O. H..
are requested to meet at their hall next
SUNDAY at O'Clock p. m.
Bv order az
JOHN WADE, President.
M. f, BRIEN. Secretary.
All members of Willing Workers. Tent.
No. 20. l. .. r.. are requested to meet in
their hall on sunday morning May 81,
at $50 O'Clock for the pprpo-e III attend
ing divine service at the Red Jacket Con-
gregational church.
NJ. A. BARRETT. C. r.
A. BIscoMBE, Il. 3.
A regular meeting OF .Ioceiyn Council,
No. 2. will be held May 81. at z y. m.
Work in the sixth degree and nomina-
ton OF officers. Ali members are re-
quested to attend.
THOMAS MATTHEWS. X. OF c.
y. n. BRYANT. T.. ofC