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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11

hooG wnien arr The cnief eIeusents a
modern civilization. Su~h "A worlds
bar association viii DOUBTLESS prove ths
main instrument b. whi-h shall -
brought about the formation 81 inter.
national tribunals. the eesiiacatsoa os
the laws Of nations. the formulation q
The rules which shat R1TeTn thoee tr;.
bnnals and tine methods 81 practlee fo-
the administration ., justice IT, rein.
Such an association "a III also naturally
furnish the material out IF which 7lysI.
mails win be cofssi ~. tszi. and will sish
DC Of great assistance 81 lawyers 81 sIss.
ferent countries IN matters arising rf,.
de~ treaties or the general iDfsrfa, leisiat
i2v In their respective countries. ln to
protection of clients while in foreign
1urisdic,ions. and N many otaer matters
unnecessary now 20 detail Women
have been recee'frzed By the committee,
in view ~ their interest ia cisi. gov.
eminent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11

upstairs TO see It While looking at il
the warden said: Let US first make an
examination Then he began remov-
ing the earth. Down, down into the
pot he proceeded, taking out the earth
until he reached the bottom. There he
discovered small revolver. Next he
discovered box Of cartridges Now,
the sequel TO this was that two men
were sentenced TO the penitentiary to-
iEether. One received shorter sentence
than the other. On making an inves,i-
CATION with reference 10 the plant II
was found where IL was sent from. and
then it was learned that the prisoner
who had the shorter term lived in that
neighborhood. He had sent it. IL had
been made mp by them that when the
latter got cut he was 10 send him the
revolver"
well. he didn't get H. remarked the
reporter.
No" said the gentleman, "he didn't
get It. Everything sent 70 prisoners has
70 be first examined before being given
10 them II is necessary that such pre-
cautions should be taken. II after tina.
there are no objections the articles are
given them"
No one Is better acquainted with tbs
institution and lis management, than
the gentleman whose narration 81 the
Incident has here been given. lie stated
IL was often marvel 20 him how things
got along so vel IN the institution. lie
regarded .hc oTerseers as being exposed
70 more danger than the policemen.
The latter, be SAYS. occasionally core
in contact with q burglar and ssaas.sn.
but he former Is obliged 20 be where a
large number u such murderous char.
Acters are congreyafef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
a CONGRESS OF LAWYERS.
A International Ear Association 10. the
Worlds fair.

Henry Wade Rogers. chairman Of the
committee on jurisprudence and isu
reform, has issued . cali for congress
- lawyers, judges. legal authors, iegis-
lators aud Law officers Of the govern
u1ent during the fair. IN endless va
rlety q topics viii he discussed The
committee says il ~ hoped TIA, a per-
uaanent international iar association
vii Be the outgEow;h ~ shsse eoursts-
tons. and ADD. IN international .sar
association cosapnaed a. ry5sr~<rfs~
tires from the bzFs - bar zsss-sztiesrss
% Al civilized countries. wlEi rot oily
bring togets.er tl5e representative Issv-
yer~ q The world frou. tstssr q t..ae 10
Discus. perfect aHfi Gradually harmon
Ire the laws q 'l.eir respective eons.sr-
fss.icies. but ssfll ai~o promote The form
leg 81 ihose lies II univursa. brother
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11

captured outside The Soldsn Cst~. Cal,
~ sOrne fishermen I; measured four
teen fee: FROM tic cnd 90 the t-osiy 6,
the end q The louyest fsss1taeie ard has
right arms and. as Is ususi Urn -
Ssh, there are over so mixers "a ths
AIMS. The body Is nothing bat a hags
ssc<. aud = soft anf fabby. = zhouA
ts~o sfeet long. There arr tao zee
aboe, an inch IN diameter. and 4 ,ain.
resemblance % = LEAK and ts.alih-
has specimen IS one % .ke. bes. ia ths
country. aEd will he preserved snsi Eat
10 Chicago for exhibition =: re expos-
zion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
Ylrrfrl... I,a.n.ls -anr.

The DieIzssI swamp IA Eifysni&. oos
81 tAe iargssi ssssaYy tracts Ia Ansr
ics. Is slso osre ~ TIE rnost promising
areas Il re~tatz@ts0E- II contains fuliy
/. 10 square fssles. ard Is .: present. q
Isttss value excerpt for supply If TIM
l@r {, II al cid SEA bottom ard stss
western boundary az tls swamp Is "a
elf zfsi tss=sh T 3e ei4ssf as.iEaai PIP
ui@tsssn o. The higher eiaAs-s consists -
water birds Ak snakes. os tse ss-~~r
animals l--srs are sLssssaxnt AID fAsss
Is =. l--s-'slaar &Aa very i.rlsiDsss spoeies
81 zsid horned esttse The Ggha a
tas os~rs are $40 TO he very sses.saG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
REVOLVER IN 4 FLOWER POT.
What the Warden of q P>nBsyivaata Pea
te1tisry found Ia q Present

do you know" said q gentleman
who is thoroughly acquainted with the
Eastern peuitentiary % PhiIsdel PHI
Telegraph man. that there are City
prisoners at Cherry Hill who would com
NIT murder upon the slightest or even
upon no provoscarion whzteser2 wav.
the overseers daily go abou. the iEsti-
tuition with their lives ia their hands.
Let me give you at illustration o. the
care that has 70 DC taken The wartss.a
and those about hin hare 20 t,s essss-
st2utlr On the alert A b5ct the ts,sss
~ the last ch-vSa atlleEnusn sfi0ss Ia tasss
city uuGlts-. of cl4rysantheGauHzs we're
seat out 20 the penit@ntiary 70 the
prisoner There was one that was re-
markedly fne. and was asked 70 so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
How They Grow.

The year OF greatest growth in BOYS
is the 18th; in girls, the 18th. While
girls reach full height in their 18th year
they acquire full weight at the age of
20, Boys are stronger than girls from
birth to the 18th year: then girls be-
come superior physically to the 18th
year. when the tables are again turned
and remain So From November TO
April children grow little and gain no
weight: from April to July they gain
in height, but lose in weight. and from
july to November they increase greatly
in weight, but not In height
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
Purely Subjective.

Mr.. Huckleberry-No one admires me.
Miss Wallfower-No one adm1es me.
either
Mr.. INTERCHANGEABLE had better or
ganize a mutual admiration society I
admire your eyes What do you admire
bout me-
Miss Nallfower-You good taste
Puck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
An Hefrfnnn

Brace-Among my dearest treasures
is the watch my father carried when ne
was young man.
Bagley-Nould you mind letting me
see il?
Brace-Certainly not; bat IL is tempo
rarily in the possession Of my-er-fa-
theirs brother.-N. Y Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
He Was Mistaken

Gus De smith, believe. Miss Sharp
girl. you think am stupid creature?
Miss Sharpgirl-No. indeed. NOBODY
who can 50 accurately divine the
thoughts OF another can be stupid
Texas Sif.ings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
1t Was Not.

May ask il that was your maiden
effort?" inquired the reporter at the
woman's rights convention, edcing his
way around TO the fair orator who had
Just sat down amid loud applause.
1T was not, SIR" she replied en-
pbatically. I'm a widow. Chicago
Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11

Jinks examining his prescrip-ion)-
These doctors are awfully fond OF Latin.
aren't they?
Filkins-Yes; IL. dead language,
rou luow-Truth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11

-Laura-''Now, what do sou sup
pose this novelist means by saving that
bis heroine seemed to be 'creading on
;,ir?' Flora-'Maybe she wore pneu-
matte soles. Indianapolis journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-11
The Difference

The difference between q looking
glass and dude is that one reflects. bu,
can't talk-T-ife
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w, E. WILLIAMS.

tt9 East Douglas ave. ~ ichita Kass.
Wholesale ana Recall Gun Dealer.
California Sporting Pow der $500 peg
key.
Oriental Win. shot Powder, ssz5
per leg. }. .. b.. ~ irliifh. Il Hu-.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-30

f with All the mules. gears, farrln. nipple
ments, Cart, and every thing in a word ap
perfainin4 thereto and farming part thereof
Bling the same property acquired this day
BY lnsAhl aniaiS9n ~ the succession sale
made III tic matter nt the succession of Val
froid f. ret deceased numbered 1871 prpbates
of tlc -D1a judicial District Court Of the pa
NJ, If I sfrnr.!Ie.
LIZ. .titt3rr i .t,.tty expressly reserves fFan
this safe i ttrif store. building. il stable. Germ
erta. fv" tI>fsra-. ami the stock O.. goods IN
tie N IN store haitdinr, all situated III the
.tor- lot .. 5aht plantation. .
i y f,tcta t8E! mules, six ~ cane carts
ono fii let gears ~ fite Gear house. one tl
eloH, pior. ~.,el I Moss, oae [:i III I'D
,i,ws 5f,ant ~ loads Ut pea vine hav. about
60 rariai- III corn "ne basa-s cart. ahnnt
3fi hurr-.- III hot . thirty five .33l cate knivs
four mattress. :nur bntstets. four pillows.
K: t.4s.A 4n,, { .ntents store room tsttl con
tents.
io pay Hal satisfy the FIJI and entire sum
at Lyr tilou.+aa dollars with eight Der cent
Set anGrtrn interest thereon frJau the ~ LAY
# Arrtt tStt fsstti piitl tnl q ght n-r trnt
erf r-uufi i1trrrvt Oh Iha sup. 1T Fife
Thousand .~i5slaf.. tt- ~. etit 1T flf n .f}
ftt, w t!r sHi . it+f 4Hiet tiHtsiatured tnttt.-.
iroui the iisl ~ Anrii 1871 until paid. and
ZEN srr renl :ftnracf- fees a. aforesaid I'll
~ y = nsttr Y. mt .fiaelE,al airt It-fcr+-t
anal at COSTS frrt4n. IL ea~}t. ami Oh y rteiis
corresponding III alnanr antl gIatdriti-- aafh
tu,. 4sa Three iahHEttuftti llrles 40 We
n afs~iiet! Dhlars Y Gil, due Respectively en
fE- JEsf Gay ~ J. nHaiy OF 1hr years i%9G
I~SstA4i#t 500 ~farrther with eight lk'r cent
interest nt4 each II sad mole from the IN nf
J4HfttrY 1902 Hnti raid. he intet4.~t 81 eaitt
itnt.s iretug rsc1-o!. ami paFttn- III III
o >a;t first dsy ~ January nfefrh If sti.l
yea : and tn FER cent attorney fees.
Jan 2jfd-i6j9 r.. u. LDRi8.
Sheriff Of Lafourcle.
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PERSONALS.

%-&& &@ g.
Mr. Phnp Dansereau visited his
family here on last Sunday.
We hear with regret that Mr.. +. n.
Roth has been confined to his he'd far
several days this week.
MI. Simon kahr, of Raceland. pass
ed through town on last Tuesday on
his way home from Napoleonville.
Mr.. Earle knobloch, our vounc and
bright Notary Public, made a living
trip to New Orleans this week.
Mr. Emile Juse, Jr., sheriff of the
Parish of Assumption, has been in
town this week on business.
Mr.. Frank Bradley, of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, and son-in-law
OF Mr.. Joseph Gauthreaux, has bee,
on a visit to the family of Dir. Il. Dan
9 -rean.
Mr.. c. L. Triche, of Paineomtyille,
has been on a visit this week to his
Nv -ifi-idA, MI. u. y. WIGHT.
MI. Glenn Behring'S was he { on last
Sunday o n Il visit % his mother. Nj
Jennings Is now located on one OF
Mr.. Cn%nnipgham's sugar Plantations
in Texas.
Nh. Nick Leblanc. of Belle Vue, AS
sumption, La, has been spending a
few days III our town this week.
Rev. Father Vigroux, the worthy.
pastor of St. M2ry's Church, Parish Of
Lafoarche, made u pleasant call ut ouf
sanetum on last Wednesday evening
We We're glad to greet him. He is EN-
joying a good and robust health.
Nh. Risltor Lagarde, of our Town,
has just returned from the Parish of
Iberyille. where he has been acting
cane weigher, and book keeper tor Mr..
Amedee Levert during the rolliu. sea-
son.
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THIBODAUX COLLEGE,
ROLL OF HONOR FOR DEC. 81,

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.-Eugene
Fle-twond, 100 PEI cent; Harry Bnutg.
100 EoineE Knnbloch, 80 Ffaneis
knnhlnch, 90; Thomas Riyere. 81 !.
Octave Coignet. 81 Sylvester Temps
IS c aries Seetes. 80 f; Andre Temps,
80 Arth"r Tetrean, 10 Lawrence
keefe, &c.
INTERMEDIATES Demonstrations
-Azrma, 100 per cent Louis Poche, 100:
Augnste PocllG, 81; Justin Tonps. 81 /;
Falery Bourgeois, IS Louis Facqaet,
80: RHlley h~neoloeh, 80: Joseph Le-
det, IS Philip kernc, II Tnom.~
Dehcrty. 70: Edward Doherty. rs.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Henry Lee
gendre, 100 per cent jean Sahati~r,
leo Paul Sabaiier, 100 Oliver Gau-
1e. SO Ernest X ger. Jr... 90 Eugene
Robicl,aux, 81 +; Louis RobichauS. 96 /:
Leonard Lasseigne, "a Arthur Las
seigne, SO Thomas p illippeau, SO
Octave Trosclair, SO Louis Aclee IS;
Cha,les Boulreaux. IS; Willie Braud,
rs Willie Levert, IS.
The ame of some of the students
DO not appear in tins list as they enjoy
cd some extra christmas holydays I;
losing thereby the merits of a school
astic week.
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10th ward.-Poll 81, Eli Ducos' store: poll
*. 4lphons Terrebonne's: poll &. Frank
PARTS: poll 10, Wallace Pieree's school
house.
on the adoption of the foregoing ~reselu-
tionsthe roll was called and resulted n IL
yeas and To nays. and thereapon the re-
solutions r ere declared unanimously aaop-
ted.
4 vote OF thanks was rendered Judge A.
Engerran and the 7. VI. Il. a. for the Use OF
their office and hall.
On motion duly seconded the coaaalittee
st. GRfsAA0RE.
-E.a-ahar- -
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NAT'SGE.
rr.rxAsDrArrsu llesS.rS roE 1899.

oa3 Tsx.C9llector. Parish Of LsfautcIe.
Thihoiaux. Jan. ltt4. i3t-.
Na7iee IS hereby given 70 all tcrrsc raFars
in this. Parish that | IN prepared ~ eel 'cet
All Parish aud state Lice Uses Tor the year
1892. All necessary blank license are nj
in and ready TO be filled. AtthenttH ! ircs Of
40 peY cent in aldisleu to costs, wlfl secrHr
ON any !iretse Unpaid on or alter Apii Isl.
Isa5 L. E Lolsto.
Sheriff and Tax-CoIieetor.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Owing to the procession which will
take place tonight, the doors Of Fire
mems Hall will not be opened until
$50 o'clock, and the curtain will rise at
o.s0. when the New York Opera Con-
many will pla, the beautiful piece styl-
ed "OLIvErTE."
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A %sreetal committee OF the State
Ce, tra1 Cumn.ittcc of tie regular
Democracy, enmposed Of Messrs Gran
dali. I~f,''i@r. Fit-patvick, Farrell, and
0~'SnlGyan. accompanied Ivy stenorra-
pher i. st.Q ink, came to Thibodaux
on last 4raaT'S morning train. and
had III tn evening an official inter
view win Coy f. T. Nichols at the
resideurt of the governors son ON
Ridg. hell Plantation, just above our
town.
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The eleven year old daughter of Mr..
Felix Basrle. Of Houma. who was dan
gtrouslv kicked hv Il horse, some time
last week. uas taken 10 the Charity
Hospital. and wuile undergoing a sur
giral orelafie,. died during the oper-
alton on last Monday.
We prr$tn +, the sorrow stricken
father and mother our heartfelt fee.-
inss Of cnHaoience.
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NOTICE.
TO

/ have Ios1tel in fhibad aux AMI W II do
any kind If Copper smitllang. either on L an-
tations Or in Thibolaux.
Order. for me eff al o NaqHin'S Boiler
Ship, or at john ". Trott,t's. will be pramp-
fly attended to or send in 10 me ray M tii.
.Iarl-3s iy JOHN L4hKfSS. (
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NOTICE.
For sale cheap.

For sale cheap.
ON ACcOUSF Of limited pastnrag-.
SEVERAL HEADS OF REGISTERED
HDLSTEIN AND JERSEY CATTLE.
Apply 20 JOHN r. MOORE. Jr.
.u.-23rd-9 90 I'm Schrisvsr La
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lid u r. ID.

P4TJREAT.-In The town of Pla-
uuemine. on Sunday morning January
9th. 1892. at $50 o'clock, Mrs. NJ. F.
Patlreau. nee Landry. AGED G3 years
and month.
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1t is time fofethe prospective candi-
dates for Justices Of he Peace ard
Con<'ahjss III -" diffrr.ot wards to
stir up for he coming urinary.
tits only tive weeks fr"ms to-day.
and there j. . much time left to call
upon their constituents and arrange
preliminaries. sach * tickets, &c.
We til nix the committee will attend
to the printing of tickets, but names
should be sent in.
Com now. h up and doing, all yoa
who want an office.
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TIE attention Of I'LL license payers
il called t. thc notice, they will find
elsewhere. Of 2, f. Lorio, sheriff, call
inc on tbem - come MP and pay all
licenses - 300 d"p hv them.
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FOR SALE

COMPLETE VEINS PUMP, KSGISk
~ and Boiler, in Ma nolia Grove Plan
"a. on, opposite Labadisville.
Apply TO LIVE BhOs.
No. 10 Tchoupieoalas e -. View OrisaA.
May 1L,W
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1aaat =, 90 u-t..rn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
otrrs { - ii. so Perdido St. New Orleans
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On lHs Thursday a committee from
st. Charles Braneh No. 336. G. X. of A.
betook themselves to Houma to parti-
cinate ii the annual banquet of the
Houml Branch of that order. They
returned -, Yesterday and report hay
inc hai i ~e'nriauS time. !
Messr> Lconidas Trosclair. Thos. ID.
Kent, . oluas Bearry. Join 5. seely,
Oscar I"}rnr. F w. Nichols, II. n
Conlon. and Tteo. p. B%ergeron, were
in New Orleans this week attending
the meetIng of the Waterways Com
vention. - which they were delegates
representing Lafourche Parish.
Gov. Fsancis T. Nichols left for the
City of New Orleans on last Sunday
evening We did not know that he
was 81 p,,r ThihodauA. until it was
a~nnounc. I II rs that special commit
tee Of Ill, Regular Democratic STATE
CentrM} t'a,rn.ittee had come 20 Thi-
hodau. - ta>t Saturday mornings in
comina si5a fnr the purpose of making
a call a. in III his ,tficiai capacity.
He mn 1,ave kent himself qnite Sc
eluded. led. that no one, to our
kuowlr knew of his being any
where T., Ia flIn parish.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-11

An injunction was granted in tho cir
cult court yesterday to j. b. Elan, re-
straining S. w. Jamison from selling
certain real estate designated as lots
Nos. S, o, 10, IL, IL, IA, Is. l6 and II in
tho Belmont Land Company. The case
of the United Investment Company VS..
A. S. Asberry was dismissed at the cost
OF the plaintiff Tho case of e. Nj.
Nichols VS.. Eston Randolph was con-
tinued. Judge Dupuy will probably
adjourn court about the middle Of next
week.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
malt liquor license of Fred Cooper was
transferred to M. J.. Foley. In the case
of Mrs. M. Foley vs.. Mrs E. H. Kelley
verdict was rendered for the Defense
The motion to set aside the verdict was
sustained and new trial granted. Ten
cases were continued generally and
several judgments rendered for the
plaintiffs.
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AMONG THE LODGES.

Osceola Lodge, No. AZ. X. Of p, held
an interesting meeting Thursday night.
Chancellor Commander j H. Feather.
stone presided. The rank OF esquire
was conf, rred OH one candidate The
amusing side degree. grand orient, was
col ferred on several Knights
Peasants Lodge, No. 90. A F. and 4.
M, held no communication last night
AT the last meeting j. L. Reichard,
Worshlpful master, and Galen II. Coon,
senior warden, were elected delegates
TO attend meeting of the Grand Lodge
held in Richmond and which concluded
Friday.
Vinton Lodge. No. 2o4, a. f. and A.
NJ, held regular communication Mon
day night. Worshipfu Master d. Nc
Lean presided The sublime degree Of
Master Mason was conferred on one
candidate from Blue Ridge Springs.
d. Nc clean, w. NJ. and w. a. Pedieo,
5 W.. were appointed delegates 10 tho
grand lodge in Richmond. This lodge
will soon DC three years old, has a
mem bership OF sixty and is in flourish
ing condition
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 90, l. o. 0.
r., held business meeting Monday
night. Ii. V. Lineback, noble grand,
presided. No degree work was done At
this meeting. One new application for
membership was received.
Mountain Dale Lodge. No. 40, / o o.
e., held largely attended meeting on
Tuesday night and conferred the second
degree on two candidates. Applications
for other degrees were made and con-
siderable routine business was trans
acted. At the next meeting of tho
lodge the nomination OF officers will
take place for tho ensuing term There
will be number OF contests for the
main positions, which will no doubt
provo lively and interesting.
%ss*
Reliance Council. No. IS. Junior Or.
der of United American Mechanics, held
an interesting meeting last night in
their hall on Campbell avenue and
transacted considc rablo business. No
degrees wore conferred, but one or two
applications were received, and tho
council has begun to grow in member
ship. AT the next meeting the degree
will be con 'errcd. and the new rituals
OF the order as adopted by tho National
Council will probably be on hand at that
time.
Lakeland Lodge, No. 100, A. +. and
A. NJ, held called communication
Tuesdas night last and conferred tho
several degrees Tho attendance of
members az we'll as visitors was very
good, and tho work i'll tho degrees was
admirably executed. Next Tuesday
night will be the regular meeting OF
this lodge.