The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-21
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OFFICE OF THE GRAND MASTER OF
MAsoNs IN TEXAS, November 90
By virtue of the authority in me
vested as deputy grand master and
acting grand master of MasOns in
Texas, ] have authorized Harmony
Lodge, No. 6, aud Tucker Lodge, No.
297. to issue the foregoing circulars,
collecting aid from the lodges in
Texas and in other Jurisdictions A
great misfortune has beialen the
brethren in Galveston, and their APP
peals for assis ance are urged by the
most pressing demands. The acting
grand master takes pleasure in assur
ing the craft, both In Texas and
abroad, that all contributions passing
through the hands of II. w. Brother
Marcus f. Mott, past grand master,
will be applied faithfully to relieving
the distresses of suffering Masons
and those dependant upon them, and
he hopes that the appeal will be re-
sponded to with that charitable spirit
which is SO betting the teaching of
our beloved order.
[Signed;l Z. L. CHAMBERS,
ID. &. NJ. and acting q. NJ. of Masons
In Texas,
Tie knights of labor report the
receipt of the following contributions,
thus far, for the benefit of distressed
knights: From Knights of Labor OF
Harrisburg, Texas, S75; from knights
of Labor of Dallas, Texas, S465; from
knights of Labor of Fort Worth,
Texas, SOL; from Knights of Labor OF
Bonham, Texas, Sl5; from A. Gilmer,
lumber dealer, Orange, Texas, $50
The knights also acknowledge the
receipt of one case clothing, one box
crackers and two barrels crackers,
all from their Dallas brethren.
Among the more important contri.
buttons received to-day are the fol.
lowing:
From Hymsu Blum, for citizens OF
New York, $500.
Citizens of san Antonio, (sccond
instalu ent,) $3.50,
IL. Rosenber, banker, Galveston
$500.
Citizeus OF Austin, (by Treasurer
Lubbock), $40.
Horntbal Whitehead, Weissman 4
Co, New York, $500.
Merchants Exchange, of Gaines
vile, Tex, $l04.
Citizens of Marshall, Tex, $ll5.
Fcllman Il Grumback, of Galveston
$3.50.
Citizens of Columbus, Tex, SlS7.
Sharpe Il Dohme, Baltimore, 800
Collegiate Il Co, of New York, S20t
Denser stein Il Co., of New Iorl
800.
The bank of New York, n. Y, $40,
G, g. Buckley, president of Planter
, bark, Sherman, $50.
ThomasRanddOlph, asher of Plan
ers' bar K, Sherman, $50
Statesman Publishing compan,
Austin, $50.
Austin Baptist church, 1913.
From other citizens of Austin, 81
Bonner Il Bonner, Tyler, Tex, 50
Paris Exchange bank, Paris, 500.
G. l.. Black, of Palestine, $40.
. Mexican Girls Mission school, (
- Laredo, So.
a The Compressed Soap company,
a Houston, through Abbott Arnold, |
A president, donates forty boxes OF sol
to be sold for the benefit of the su
fcrers.
Ono of the most substantial don
So tiOus made thus lar comes from Il
!, citizens relief committee of New A
Il bany, Ind. In their communicate,
l. to the mayor, received to-day, 4
e committee says: at is with deep sc
u, row we learn of your great disast
p in the late couilagration viii
e, has turned so many out
doors, homeless and in penn
less aud helpless condition. '
1" admire your independence in yo
Sc effort to keep them without outsi
is assistance but that does not pay /
~ debt we owe to our suffering brethe
ms wherever dispersed around the Clio
ri, We, therefore, tender them throu
he you the sympathies of a "hoosi
all city, in the shape of 1876 barrels Off
NJ made from "hoOsicr' wheat, VIII
By awaits your shipping directions"
In acknowledging. the gift Of