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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

this matter, and they will ferret her
out"
"why have you not taken her away ?
You have been imprudent In delaying
that"
Nervous prostration. have a
nurse with her. Tomorrow, II she
may travel, 4 shall get her out Of the
city. For Gods sake give me time 10
do that. You have no idea what you
are risking."
Doctor out, ma'am," said william,
returning at this moment. young
doctor say he will SEN i'm roun' dcs
soon as he come back-dere nowl front
do bell rinyin' dis minute like some
body tryin' to pull II tru' de do. OATS
de doctor, ev'ytime."
"stand behind the portiere In my
dressing-room," said the mother to her
son. who was preparing TO depart,
"and under no circumstances let your
self be scent" Almost Immediately 3
DR.. Brodnar entered the room.
''You sent for me, madam" he bcgan n
"where Is Frances?"
"Asleep. / suppose. I have been
guilty OF a fiction, but my intentions
are good. DR.. Brodnar. who was the
man you took from my house wounde ed,
and for what purpose was he here2
demand an instant answer!"
II decline to make any statement,
madam, touching my professional bust
ness or to discuss this matter with
you. Good evening"
Hold, sir. or I shall place the affair
In the hands OF the police"
Hardly, I think. But proceed in
that way II you prefer. Good evening"
"You think that am afraid Of pub.
licity; wait and see! shall denounce
you. sir. over my. own signature.
shall make your name q football for
scandal mongers In every town Ia this
state"
"And how about your sons. madam ?
You desire above all things that Ray.
mond Holbin shall marry your step.
daughter and inherit under the will
OF the man you coddled and bullied out
of his senses. The name OF the man
who was shot shall not tell you. bu,
! will tell you the name OF the WON
an who shot him--I thought you were
the woman. ! was mistaken. and for
this error I owe you an apology"
This Is infamous!"
81 was mistaken. say, honestly
For / thought that the woman who
would retreat from her dying bus band
appealing to her with his heart in his
eyes, who would link an orphan girl
to libertine, might easily pull trig.
ger 10 remove lesser obstacle" The
woman rushed up to him with hands
| clenched.
"Scoundrel! II I had the weapon
now l would prove your judgment
Out Of my housed" DR.. Brodnar smiled
wickediy.
81 was mistaken" he continued
coolly; "the woman who shot this un
known gentleman lies, half delirious
in room IS at the Spotswood. and her
name is Louise. And, madam, will
do her full justice; she erred in. her in
formation and her aim. For the man
she hoped to destroy was this liber'
tine, cashiered, swindling, cheating
son Of youts. Denounce me. bu,
breathe q word against the fame OF
, Frances Brookin. and shall 60 befor,
Richmond with my cause. Good even
ing"
He bowed mockingly, and was turn
ing away when the portiere was flung
violently aside and Holbin rushed on
him from behind. A keen knife in his
hand flashed in the gas light and fell
but once only. Maddened with the
pain and enraged at the cowardly at.
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yapsn,s First Lahor nay,

The hrst Labor day japan ever
knew was observed in Toxic on April
3 last. The celebration was proposed
and managed by the Niroku shispo, .
newspaper, - friend Of the laborins
man." Scarcely ten days bad passed
after the first announcement Of the
Niroku's undertaking when more thar
$4,000 laborers eagerly secured theii
tickets Of admittance TO the picnic.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03
CLIMBING THE SOCIAL LADDER
A Performance That Sometimes
Turns Out In y t1satisfactory
Mnaarr.

at was a bitter disappointment for
my wife. but ! think 1t taught her
lesson" said Brown, with a smile. re-
Iates the Detroit Free Press. when
she announced that she was going to n
fashionable summer resort. and that
meant an expensive one. to spend her
vacation, mildly opposed the plan on
the ground that couldn't AFFORD II. In
the argument that followed she held
that her only dream In life WIS to as.
cend the social ladder, and that going
her opportunities to meet people who
are In the social swim. ] suggested
that she become acquainted with her
neighbors first, and she scorn-d the
suggestion.
"'Mr. Brown, said she. tartly, ii is
our misfortune to live In a street of 10.
bodies. There Is nothing TO be gained
by knowing them, and do not propose
to become acquainted with people that
! would have TO blush for when ! re.
alize my dream
"Wcll. IL ended as u always does, by
her having her own way. and she de-
parted In futter for the place she had
selected, leaving me wondering how !
was going to meet her bills.
''She returned bea ming with saiisfac.
tioD. and announced that her plan had
been a complete success.
"'By the rarrst of good luck. she
said, 4 managed Ia secure an introduc.
tion to Mrs. Jones-Jones. and I simply
neglected everything else to cultivate
her acquaintance. She Il awfully swell
and exclusive. and simply hugged my
self with delight ai the catch that had
made. When ! left she said she would
be delighted Ia have me call. aud gave
me her card. ! gave her one of mine,
althoug ! was ashamed Ia, and she
looked awfully queer when she read
the address. Mr.. Brown, We move tn d
more fashionable quarter al once! I'm
not going Ia have my friends blush
when they call on me! don't care II
you can't afford II! icxplained To Mrs.
Jones-Jon.s that the nrighborhood We
lived In was quite unbcnrable, and that
we were there only temporarily. So,
Mr.. Brown, we move Al oncc!'
"'Whcre does this Mrs, Jones-Jonrs
live asked, with n groan,
"I have her card here In my reticule,
she answered. 4 felt so Illustrated
when she gave II to me that I didn't
read the address,
"'What IL the matter, my dear"
asked q moment later, seeing that she
was looking al the card In open horror.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03
THE CHEAPEST PAINT

The economy in using
Devoe ready paint is in re-
suits more than price. It
covers more and lasts longer
than lead and oil, two to
one; ten to one of some paint.
Use Devoe; and figure cost
by the square yard, or year,
not by the gallon; it's the
cheapest paint made, figured
that way.
Ask the nearest dealer for Devoe;
insist on having 1t. Our pamphlet on
painting free II you mention this paper.
GOOD-PAINT DEvOE, CHICAGO.
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The best Of farm lands can be obtained
now in Marinette County, Wisconsin, on the
chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway, at
Wisconsin is noted for It's fine crops, excel.
lent markets and healthful climate. Why
rent farm when you can buy one much
cheapcr than you can rent and in few years
u VIII be yonr own property. For particu-
lars address +. A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Rail.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

New doctrines in bacteriology seem to
be sapping the simple faith which has hith.
erto been the Characteristic Of our Sunday
schools. A youngster stoutly refused to be.
Of his sins. NO" said he, There was germs
in the clothes. ."-London News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

Mr.. Jackson-well, I've broke OF wi,
Dolly snowfakei She refused 10 lend
me de money to get de marriage license
wif--said she wouldn't trust me wifi Q
dollari
Mr.. Johnson--wai, nsyi It's lucky
yo' discovered wet kind OBJ wife shed
make before 20 married hsyl--pnck.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03
Rretectien Of Ckildsen.

A new law in Pennsylvania makes II
. misdemeanor to place free or tria'
samples Of medicines, dyes, ink, color
Ing or polishing compounds where chill
0S0n can obtain them.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

No man has q right to hunt bargains in
friendship. II you expect dollars worth OF
friendship give dollars worth Of friendli.
ness for it.-Chicago Interior.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

Put through the finest knife OF the
meat chopper one cup Of cold chicken.
Add to II one cup Of celery cut very
fine and four tablespoons Of mayon-
naIse. Butter rounds Of white bread
sprssd.-0ood Housekeeping.
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Buttons-"The count gave me dollar 10
tell him truthfully II Miss De Richie was at
home" The Maid-"And did your" But.
tons-"Not muchi l told Miss De Richie
about 1t, and she gave me Q dollar to tell
him she was out. Town and Country.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved my life three years ago.--Mrs. fhos.
Robbins. Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y,
Feb. IL, 1900.
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You Can Get Aliens root-Ease Fl

Write to-day to Allen 8. Olmsted, lie
Roy, N. Y, for FREE sample Of Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder. II cures sweating.
damp, swollen, aching feet. Makes new or
tight shoes easy. Always use it to Break in
New Shoes. At all druggists and shoe
stores; DC.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

What is the use In employing some one
70 do your dyeing for you. II you use
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES you can do
II just a. well as q professional.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

Mrs. Editor--"This hat is q perfect poem. /"
Editor-"All the more reason I should de-
cline to pay for it."-Town and Country.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

A woman's fckleness il only exceeded BY
her constancy Daily News.
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CHAPTER X.


CHAPTER X.
EoYbin received the negro woman's
report in desperation. Upon the Sec
ond night after. casting aside all
scruples, he went TO his mothers room.
She had not retired. but was busy with
her correspondence, which she put
aside as her son entered the door.
without seeking TO read them he saw
washington, ID. c." upon several
sealed letters. a fact that he recalled
later. The smile OF pleasure which lit
up her severe countenance disappeared
when she noted the look of anger and
distress on his face.
"Well." she said. "are you still dis
satisfied?" II was their first meeting
alone since the death of John Brookin.
DO not congratulate yourself too
soon, mother. The game Is but half
played out, and we may find that
strong cards are held against u.s."
,."What do you mean by that?"
He walked the room, pausing at
times before her as she sat In her arm
chair. Her black eyes followed him.
Her white face was frozen into an i'm
penetrable mask. He described the
occurrences Of the last few days. and
made a clean breast Of IL oil, reserving
only certaia facts In connection with
his experience with Louise, among
which was the existence Of a child.
These reservations he mentally classed
~ irrelevant.
1t is not likely that Raymond's con-
fessions greatly surprised his mother.
She was, in fact, already familiar with
most Of his history. The disturbing
elements OF his statement were the
dangerous character Of Louise and the
astounding circumstances Of the
shooting. Yet these drew from Mrs.
Brookin no comment. no evidence OF
excitement or dismay. She regarded
her son silently and sternly for a few
moments, then dropped into n chair.
A flush at length overspread her white
face. Raymond knew that II was the
advance wave OF a tide Of anger and
hesitated when she ordered him to ring
the bell. She arose calmly, and cross
ing the room pulled the bell cord as
deliberately us though TO summon her
carriage. A few minutes after, during
down on her son, william, the butler,
appeared.
200 TO DIR. Brodnar immedia tely,"
she said, "and tell him TO come TO me; /;
that Miss Frances is desperately ILL.,"
"Mother!"
She waved the servant away and
turned upon her son with unrestrained
anger. DO you think that fear him
Do you think that shall sit quietly by
and let him Introduce people into this
house-into my stepdaughter's room
in the night and entangle us In his
plots? oh, that ! were u mani" She
was now n Gagged tigress. aud giving
freedom to long-suppressed fury. ut
would be nothing less than the cow
hide!"
"You forget Frances"
81 forget nothing! ] realize, on the
contrary, sir, that both Frances and
her doctor are at my mercy now. lie
dare not betray her! And this comes
Of your shameful dallying with that
woman--youi--my son!-the puppet,
the playthine, the slave OF a"
"Wait, motheri You forget your
self, at least---and me. lam not a child.
A little more, and I shall leave this
house not to enter II again. Be care
full what you say--snd be careful OF
Frances. Prove her guilty OF any
crime and you defeat your own plans"
No amount Of pleading. no love or
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1901-10-03

He-You owe me ten kisses! Pay uni
Shs-Eyplain, sir,
IT won 'em! You know very well Va.
sered q dozen gloves against ten kisses and
wonl +"
shs--Ohi but kisses, you know
He (hrmly)--Xisses should be paid just
- religiously as any other debt.
She (thoughtfu!ly)-Just the sams % .
notef
YES"
"Or a eheekr
YES"
"Or--or a--draftv
Certainly"
Then. you poo! fellow, III give yes .
tHe never smiled ssain)--san Francisco
Bulletin.
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&sSEsi9t,I!'..s.
I'& HARRY '''limIE IEEbltsO'
Copyright. 1880. by =. d. Lippincott Com.
pany. All rights reserved.
CHAPTER Ix.-CoNrrSuED.

CHAPTER IX.-CONTINUED.
Nanny came close TO his arm. utter.
Ing warning, wordless sound, and
looking fearfully about her.
"De kerridge conc for me in er rush
des TO- day an we took. up de doctor
at es Office on de way hyah. When We
go in dere, Miss Frances settin' in de
big chair shiverin'. He done tell me
her mind ben 'sturbcd by 'er pas
dyin', an not ter notice notbin' she say
Fus' ting we know done foun' blood
on 'er hans an wrapper an hit sho'ly
skeer'd me. But he won't talk an she
won't talk--'ceptin' ter tell him some.
body Rointer shoot i'm fun de winder
He git out pretty quick bout dat time
an bimeby she go ter sleep. But she
ain been 'ersef since; an she des
won't talk bout dat night! She"
'Is that alp"
"Fo' God!"
y>"Do you have any IDEA who the man
that was shot is?"
"No, sab. Ain hysh 'cm mention cs
name nnir time"
"what young men does she know
Who visits her?"
Nobody. She ain been out dat yard
gate sence she came home 'cep'n to run
round ter see de doctor or 20 TO church
or shop er little"
Does the gate stay locked?"
"Mos' all de time locked. An we alls
keep de keys-Miss Frances an me-"
NANNY, you have been blind II you
are telling the truth, and ! think you
are telling what you know. Now lis
ten: II you wish to remain with me
after I am married do just as tell you
Go and find your daughters husband
what is his name?"
"Joe, sah."
"Make Joe tell you all about this
affair. Get back at once and come ia
my room. Don't speak Of this matter
to anyone-don't say the man Is dead
And quietly prepare to leave the city
with your Miss Frances. Ifit becomes
necessary TO leave, we shall have nc
time to lose. Go; rely upon you"
Joe done gone, sah!" she said
"doctor done sont him up de kentry.'
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
Woodmen of the World.

At a meeting of Golden Gate Camp No.
ga, Woodmen of the World, there was read
a communication from Head Consul Falk-
enburg in which he set forth the fact that
on the 30th of last September the MEM
bership in the Pacific jurisdiction was 49,
429 and that the entire order was 90, 229.
As result of the log-rolling in the nine
Jurisdictions last August S642 candidates
were initiated The head consul is at work
on plan for the winter campaign, which
he expects will bring many strangers out
of the cold to the warm fires of the camps
At the same meeting the officers, assisted
by the full-degree team, in the presence
or a large number of nighbors, initiated
the following named p. Boland, M.
OLeary, H. c. WILDER, c. E. Church,
Charles c. Crowley and c. ]. Wehr Jr.
These increase the membership of the
camp to 1901, with thirty petitions to be
acted upon.
The following named have been installed
by M. =. Moses, P. H. c., as the officers
of Mckinley Camp, instituted a short
time since. with a membership between
tie ages of Is and 80 at the time of admis-
sion: T.. /. Fitzpatrick. p. C. c.; Daniel
Edward shortall, B.; E. A; Calegariss E. !;
z. A, Monaghan. W.; DR.. Smith and c. A.
Westover, M; DR.. A. H. Gianini, P;
Frank P. Mann, c. This camp was organ
lied by Merton G.. Allen, D. O., and the
membership is drawn largely from the
Native Sons.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
Odd Fellowship.

Grand Master Nichols announces the
following official visitations for the
month of November: 7th, Campo Seco
Lodge, ct Milton; Sth, Mineral Lodge, at
CopperopcIis; 9Th, Hope Lodge, at An
gels; 11th, Sharon Lodge, at Murphys
18th, independence Lodge, at Railroad
Flat; 18th, West Point Lodge. at West
Point 14th, Volcano Lodge, at Volcano
A special session of the Grand Lodge
will be held at San Andreas on Saturday.
November 16, at such hour as may be
fixed hereafter.
The entertainment by Yerba Buena
Lodge given in Memorial Hall on the
night of the 24lh inst. was well attended
and there was presented programme of
varied numbers that was greatly enjoyed
by all. The event was followed by dane
Ing.
Lodge went to Vacaville, where they in
admirable style conferred the second and
third degrees, on a number of eligfbles
The team and members of the lodge,
about sixty, went to that place in a
special car that bore on the outside the
name of the lodge. Apollo Is doing much
to bring the ODD Fellows to. the front.
Frank H. Mccormick, late general
pany, and the late Robert L.. Cockril
were members of Apollo Lodge The
funeral of the latter was under sthe aus
pices of the lodge. He was also a MEM
ber of Oriental Encampment.
Templar Lodge members paid a fra
ternal visit to Spartan Lodge at its last
held meeting.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge had a double
initiation at its last held meeting before
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
American Companions.

Inter Nos Circle of the Companions of
the Forest of America at its last held
meeting completed arrangements for
Christmas tree party to be given on the
Nealy rendered his resignation and it be-
ing accepted Companion Engel was chosen
to fill the vacancy. One stranger was in
itiated.
AT the last held meeting of New Century
Circle one stranger was initiated into the
order and four applications were present
ed. AT the meeting tomorrow night there
will be a pleasing entertainment under
good and welfare.
On the occasion of her birthday last
week Past Chief Companion Mrs. Sarah
Beversen was given a violet lunch by
members of the circle and friends at the
residence of Mrs. A. E. Drendel, Brosnan
street. There were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Lemme, L. E. Harris, Harry Lem
me. A. Ugrow, c. Richmond. F. Schles-
Mrs. c. Lemrne, Mrs. E. Crawford Mrs
A Smith, Miss Sadie Overacker, Miss Liz
zie Doyle and Mrs. Drendel.
Grand Chief Companion Miss Alice Tic
outlet paid an official visit last Wednesday
night to Elmhurst Circle and was ac-
companied by a number of the grand off,
GERS. The visit was an instructive and
pleasant one.
The fish pond party given last night by
Excelsior Circle in the AlcaZar building
was well attended and proved to be a
pleasant affair. There were many who
caught fishes with silver hooks.
Grand Treasurer Mrs. Kemp Van Ee
has just returned from official visits to
the circle in Angels Camp, the one in So
nora and the in Stockton. She re-
asm in the circles and that all officers
cid their work WELL In the last named
city the circle was addressed by c. P
Rendon, p. G. c. r. of the F. of A.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
Degree Of Pocahontas.

Potomac Council of the Degree of Poca-
hontas, Improved Order Of Red Men,
gave Hard Times Party in Shiels
building on the night of the 18th inst. and
it was voted the most interesting and de-
lightful function ever given by this wide
awake council. The grand march, which
was an attractive feature, was mace up
only of couples who were attired In nara
luck costumes. Between dances there
were vocal and instrumental numbers and
at the close of the function 1t was oe-
cided that M. 7. Donnigan was entitled to
a beautiful tidy that had been donated
to the council. The affair was under the
direction of, Mrs. Henry Dilges, Frank
Pearson, Miss Monica Sharkey, Miss Lot
tie Richardson and Mrs. A. Richardson
Oneida Council gave a very interesting
and pleasing entertainment in Union
Square Hall on the night of the 23d inst.
That the affair was a success was due 10
the untiring efforts of Mines. H. Beach,
E. Hull, A. Goodall, Kate Adams, Misses
j. Matthias and K. Dondero and Messrs.
G.. Dastigue, H. Ohland, w. Goldman, A.
Friedman and G.. Ernsberger. The pro-
gramme, followed by dancing, was made
up of music and specialties contributed by
Mrs. Lancaster, Messrs. Beach and
Menke, William Fenstermacher, Emelio
Lastreto, Master Donald Cameron. Mrs.
Lotter, Miss Brandt, Miss Kummerlander,
Miss Verde E. Gilmore, Cecil and BERTHE
Treanor and the Levi family.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
DIED.

BAUER-In San Jose October 26, 1901. Mrs.
Katie Bauer wife of l. Bauer, aged IS years
months and IL days.
UFuneraI Tomorrow CMonday), at 2
O'Clock, from the family residence, 205 Del
mas avenue. San Jose.
BODE-In Alameda, October "a. 1901, May,
N. Gee'dts Of Ballard, Wash, and sister OF
the late Mrs. N. Riley, William T: Geerdts
and Albert Geerdts of Ballard, Wash, ma
tive of Iowa. aged Sc years.
UFrIends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-day
Sunday. at 2 o'clock, from her late resi-
Charles and Caroline streets. Interment
Mountain View Cemetery
BRODERSEN-In this city, October "a. 1901
Minnie Brodersen, relict Of the late William
William E. Brodersen and oscar R. yenigen,
q native Of Hessen. Germany, aged Is years
10 morths and days
CStr-ends and acoualntances are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to-day
Sunday, at 2 O. clock, from her late resi-
dence. s45e Twenty-sixth street Interment
Laurel Hill Cemetery.
BUTLER-In this city, October 2e, 1901, Mary
Butler, beloved wife Of George H. Butler, a
native 3f New HAMPSHIRE, aged 65 years 2
months and 1s days.
DAVIS-In the City and County Hospital, Oc-
tober q, 1901 Charles Davis.
DONOHU Elm this city October rs. 1901,
Annie, beloved daughter OF Ellen and the
late Patrick Donohue, and sister of Maggie,
Katie. Clara and John Donohue and Mrs. R.
A. Barclay, a native Of New York
u Friends and acGUalntances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
Sunday, at 1:30 o'clock, from her late resi-
Heart Church for services at p. m. Inter-
ment Holy Cross Cemetery
DORGAN-In the City and County Hospital.
October 26, 1901, William Dorgan, native OF
Ireland, aged 20 years.
PARABLE Los Gatoe, October %, 1901.
Kate. widow Of the late William Farrar. a
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-27
OFFICERS RESIGN FROM
THE NATIONAL GUARD
Tire of Being Soldiers in the Service
of the State of Cali
fornia.

W. H. Tobin, recently commissioned m
the regular army, has resigned as cap
tain and adjutant of the First Infantry,
National Guard.
The resignation of Lieutenant A. z.
Ramm of Company B, First Infantry,
has been accepted, as has also that o.
H. E. Harvey, lieutenant of Company q
of the Fifth Infantry
III. F. Bennett of Company F of ths
Fifth Infantry has rendered his resigna
ton. -.
G. c.. Covalt has been re-eleeted first
lieutenant of Company F OF the Firth
Infantry. Major Poulter presided at the
election.
Major D. A Smith has been ordered
to preside at two elections for first lieu
tenant in the Fifth Infantry; in Company
d on November s and Company L Oh
November a.
arranged for banquet and high jtnks In
San Jose on the 30th inst.
COMPANIES c and G., the Nationals OF old
times in this city, but now batteries Is
and of the First Battalion of artillery.
gave ball in the ElliS-street armory III
celebration of the forty-sixth anniversary
of the organization Of the original o0W-
panieS.