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Groceries.
Tnde steady.

Canned Observation-Disclosures. 2 Id. s5ds5c
light light Weight, De- 10, full Weight. s2a2 49, 49,
light weight, Sl.2Oa1.S0; peaches, standard,
3 Id, ST. s502.0O; seconds, 3 10. sl.401l so; pie,
eOd95c; pineapple. standard, 10, sl.40a1 IS;
seconds, 10. S.0Oa1.lO; string beans, $50
csc; salmon, 10. a.Sa2;2o; plneapples
early June. $l-25Gi.5O; marrow, Sl.00d1i. Is :
soaked 75GlS5c; tomatoes ID s125SDi az :
corn, standard. $.1OgL20; cream. 1850
Spice-Pepper. IeQ1sc; allspice. I2Glsc:
cloves 2OQ2Sc; cassia. logic; nutmeg, 500
SIC.
57sa6lsc; OF A. SOCKS; white, extra c. $40
SIC: extra G, 5Aq5%c; good yellow 4N9
SIC fair yellow. 4lxc; yellow, 45sQ4Ac
Molasses-New Orleans. 5Oa4Oc: fair. 40c:
choice, 40Q45c: sirups. 25g35c.
Starch-Rehned pearl, Sh431zc per 10:
chamnlon gloss, one and three-pound pack
ages, 5Q5Lc; champion gloss. lump, $50
&c; one ard three-pound packages, b45Ac;
improved corn, 6u6Lc
Salt-In car lots, SOQS5c; I'm small lots
906l95c
coffee-Common 20 good, 2On20hc; prime
TO choice. 22a23c; fancy. 26Q27c; golden Rio
2S1y0Lc; Java. S3Q3bc; Banner packages
24Nc; Arbuckle's. 2i24c: Lion. 24%c: Jersey.
Miscellaneous-Rice. Louisiana. s%d5c;
coal OIL 6ikGl0lkc: beans, navy, s.. 206i2. 30;
medium. s2.15@226: marrowfat. s2.7G3
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LoCAL GRAIN MARkET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 80.
Wheat-Strong; No. red, sec bid; No.
red, SEC; rejected, 40d50c.
Corn-FiTm; No. white, soc; No. 2
white. S9c: No. white, 3Slac: No. white,
Soc; No. white mixed, 3s1sc No. 3 white
mixed, SSc: No. 4 white wixed, 3Od35c; No.
yellow, 3S1hc; No. yellow, CSC; No
yellow, 30d35c; No. mixed. 3SI5c; No. 3
mixed, 3Sc; No. mixed, 3Od35c; sound
ear, f0c
Oats-Firmer; No. white. 301ac; No. 3.
29c; No. mixed, 2Sl4c; No. mixed, 251sc;
rejected, 24d27c.
Bran-S12O0.
Hay-Choice timothy So: No. 1, s11.50:
No, ?. $3.50; No. L prairie, S6.75; mixed,
IS co. clover, $500.
Rye-No. 2, ACC for car lots. 4Oc for wagon
rye.
Wagon Wheat-5Sc bid.
Inspections-Wheat,1 Is cars; corn, 9 cars;
oats, cars; hay, l car.
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Hides. Leather. TaIlow and PeIts.

Tallow-No. 1. 4S.c; No. ?, 3Jsc
Grease--Brown, sc; yellow, SIC; white.
4hc
:. Hides-No. G. s. Slkc; No. 2 G. S, 215cl
No. 1 calf, &c; No calf, SIC: No. l.
cured, sac; No. cured. 4c; No. L green.
2lkc; No. green, &c.
1eather-Oak sole, 2Sd3sc: hemlock soles
2Q2Sc; harness. 26Q3Sci skirting. S1aSSc;
black bride. per dog. s60q65; fair bride.
S6017S per doz: CITY kin. S55G75; French
kip. S5cGalO; city calf skins, Scdi 90;
French calf skins. $1a1.So; No. calf. SIC.
sheep~shearing. 2OasOc: lambs. 4e97c.
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Iron and Hardware.

Bar iron, s.7OQl.SO. base; wrought char
coal bar; &.sO8sy,o base .H5so &c, bur
s. Is; cut-nail rate for COS steel nails. rate.
81. 40; horse, A.3005 per box; wire nails
10, &c; spring, ordinary sizes. per 10. 4c;
tire, 3-16 in. thick. per ID. S19c; y in. and
heavier. per 10. &c: toe calK, assorted sizes.
per ID. &C; best quality TOOL BLACK Dia-
mond." per 10. &c: machinery. rounds only.
smooth sinish. per 10, rates, SIC. Barb
wire-Galvanized, H.3; plain annealed
fence wire, 500: galvanized. soc advance:
10. IL and ~ Sizes the regular advances.
Ammunition-Rm fire cartridges. y and
3; h. b. caps round. per m, Sl.S0: Is. IS.
caps, conical. per m, SOC: Hicks c. r. u.
caps. conicai, per m, SOS; @. ID. caps, per
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CARTER HARRISON SHOT.


has done so much and which for six
months has been the most prominent
place on earth was utterly helpless.
There may be for Chicago days Of
greater pride, of higher glory than any
she has yet beheld. There can never be
a day of deeper grief, of more poignant
sorrow
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m, SOC: Hicks c. F. caps. per m. zoe:
caps. per m. zoe: HAZARDS sporting pow
der, per lseg, $50; do do half key g; do
do quarter key. s125; loaded paper shells.
discount 40 and 10
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Poultry and Eggs.

EggS-11c.
Butter-l6d1sc; poor. 1O612c.
Feathers-Prime geese 40c per 10; ducks.
zoe.
Poultry-Hens, &C: chickens. &c; ROSTERS.
Sc; turkey hens. Sc; tom, &C; large, Sci
old tom, SC; ducks, Sc; geese, 4.20.
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TnE HOME or THE nowARDs.

Brother of the Amnnced Bride En
Route 20 Chicago.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 29.-Frank and
Harry Howard. the brothers OF Miss An
NIT Howard. the ahlanced bride OF Mayor
Harrison. both left the city this morning
The program was decided upon soon after
they made their hasty exit from the
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Wool.

coarse or braid. 13a14c; unwashed fine me-
rino, 10d13c; tub washed, 1Sq23c. BURY or
cotted WOOL 3d6c less than ABOVE prices
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: MARKET REPORTS.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3O-No markets today
on account of the closing of the worlds
fair
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California.

New and interesting books about CalA
ifornia its climate and productions and
general information, sent cree. Ad-
dress A. Phillips & Co. 1914 S. Clark.
St, Chicago, III.
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FRESH PORK.



BoloGna--Cloth, &C, skin. 6hc.
WieneIwurst. sc.
Liver sausage, &c.
Head cheese. &c.
spiced homeless pigs feet in Id crooks
Slzc.
Beef tongues, canvassed, CSC each.
Beef tongues, plain. SOC each.
Rolled corn beef. hair brls. 100 lbs, s..
Lard Oil-7Oc per gal.
The Moore packing company quotes;
Eugar-cured hams
is to 20 ID average. "Moore. "12c; EN-
pire," uhc.
California hams .......................... sIk
Shoulders
Moore" Empire"
English cured. broad cut.
10 lbs average .....;.....;1o sls
English cured. broad cut
IL lbs average ............lOh 10
Bacon
Clear Sides 20 to 80 10 average. ....... 1871
Clear bellies, is to p 10 average. ....... I2&
Clear backs, l6 TO Is Id average......... L.
Lard
Fine leaf. Moore packing company's
kettle rendered, IN tierces ............. H.
Choice pure, Spencer packing COM
panv's. In terces .......................1 70
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Also half bis. roO lbs At half the price
or the barreI. adding SOC to cover addt-
tional cost or package.
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces, PIC;
Reliable brand, nAc; Indiana brand,
uAc; also in tubs, 50 lbs net, &c over
uerces; buckets. 20 lbs net, NC over
terces.
Cans-Grose weights-S0 lbs. In single
cases cases of 2 cans, Lc advance on
price of tierces.
20 lbs in cases of cans. sc advance on
price OF derces.
20 lbs IN case OF 6 cans. &c advance on
price OF tierces.
lbs in case OF II cans, &c advance on
price Of tierces.
lbs In case OF 20 cans, 1c advance on
price OF derces.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Union STOCK YARDS

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Oct. 30.
Cattle-Receipts, none; shipments, none.
A fair indication for steady prices. We
quote:
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Seeds.

Dealers prices in seeds are as follows:
Per BusheI
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rHn ropnKA coNvENrIora !.


An might probably have been expected.
she Topeka convention to prepare the
way for bsautirn railroad enterprise
developed late o mere asscfnblsge Of popl-
ststic Grants ana irnprartieable theorists.
The tlrst days session offered no en-
conragensent whatever to those who may
have hoped Tor some good results from
The convention
The lack or confidence IN tie movement
inargnfnfea by the governor OF the great
Stale II Kansas - shown By the small
ATTENDANCE upon the convention ana the
rharaster. or lack Of character. OF those
preasnt ana partcipattns II really seems
70 have been more 81 polite i thpn busi-
ness meeting ard the populist ;nembers
aired their peculiar Vows with srca;
unsto. The committee on rules hayins
presented a report submitting a plan for
building a railroad from Gambia 70 The
Eulf. discussion took a Vide range. en-
hrEcing a general demonstration Of ran
rod corporations legislatures. courts
aud pretty much everything else that is.
Inc parpose q the convention and the
matter nnifer uisrrsgipu were forgotten
f. the impression which seemed 70 prevail
that the meeting was Ok aud FOR popuiis,s
and against railroads and corporations
gener-liy. some idea OF the character
~ the convention may be formed from
the plan admitted b. the committee. IL
provides Tor the creation Of a board OF
directors, one flpm eaeh STATE through
which the road Is % pass, each to receive s.
a day and legitimate expenses ror nerglcea.
and the ownership Of the ROAD - 70 con-
3inue in the hands Of he directors az
kfusteea, subject % transfer 10 the gaa-
oral government only. The money 10
construct tic road Is to be raised by q
popular issue Of bonds. varying Ia depoul-
nation from $ to ylDoo ana when the Dad
% completed only such freight and pas
renger tarins shnll BE- charged as win pRy
mo actual ck.srges Of operation ana In
serest.
The utoDian ics6z q tho popuissis ma
expression In an their visionary scneines
Tor reyolntionizing political and business
methods ana would probably attract less
a4tention II il were not for the fadicuie
they invite II the scheme Tor building
railroad from Dakota 70 tho suif could
he c9+ried o.n according 10 the plan pro
posed II would probably be a. easy TO
md competent and capable raiiroao en-
Eineefs directors and managers 10 serve
for e6mpensation Of s. day md Iogttl-
mate expenses as It would be 20 roat
bonds for a pro nono publIeo enterprise
shat would not be permitted to earn
dividend o. even p provide sinklne
fpna for thsss ftin'a,e redemption.
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uousros, rnunspAy, pRc. Z.
DIf.AroRx MEASURES.

There h an apparent purpose on the
z:art 81 ths extrania silver advocates IN
congress 10 delay action on the tarir
hi by the continued pressing Of the ST.
Yer opestton,
rms a sna,cated 81 III. introduction OF
free coinage bin and the insistrnce OF
ne chairman or the house committee
Il, ,.oirare. weights And MEASURES that
Fafe silver ouesfson shan be kept in the
cront ana rushed forward In season and
onf az sensor,
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DE- rllIs wAsslpE.

The Dago baby MI on ,hc steps. With
the cherry winter FaallEh, shining in he.
face her poor As,ie salled face which
water bod not touched ID a long, long
time Hef brown feet wero tlr4. ard her
dress was ragged No one would has
thonSat thht comb u brush had ever
Touched those iunnis4. tansles black
With iHiantile delight, tha little bsals
were Riekipg merrily ariast thg steps
snd L wes eagg % peg THAT the lizzie Ijago
Vas having q good lime.
And mp THE street CANA lady. laad-
ing another bahy4-oh very dlnsrort
hAby Indeed Tlss cloak was - fjne and
80 long. her broad hat vas 40 pretty ana
quaint that size woeid have been wen
worth l2okne At any way. ARA then
sle waY seea Attie maFV4l ~ pink ana
hair tins hins IN her l9Yoly ewes tie rinis
Blooming a her rounded cheels And
e. Fhe waikcf SLOWLY Vi The street, IN
The dask eyes and fhe blaze eyes locked
into one nuOtter3 The tark ewes hrlfufasd
over with wonder and delight. ona ine
lsHo patf erief out ~ an ecstasy
"Baeyl Baby Pity hahya
For o1e rws1 moment the hiua and
gold lpyeiiness on the sidewalk looipd
the other baby over. from ne soiled face
- The LaFe feet from the tanglsd cnris
10 the f4gged dress Then an dverwAeian-
ing sense Of tba distance between tiam
cam s.29a iler ADD she deliberately
tppRed taio the deiiantea dark eges
pilrse1 ~ her rosy lips and. mAds
FACE, Then they went On 40 the Etr et--
the npobsfryant mCfher and inc blum and
gsld bats The little paso set sam asa
locked astsr them, she Wla a3t Kick ~
thA pteps now. The brown feet e ra SOIL
agl az ne lislIS had taaee from .he little
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s slsa { g. sun" And when 4. ~,
s1tners us IN al sbe N 81. - nh
49, 49, nlay It be MA ~ ~ N 50
svusnt q good nEhi X e,t, n a
Nurse, he hath ksn, ~ ne'. IA. q
rursn there Is laid ID ~. ss ala d. .
Niknteonsness.' q - tpp Nh ,.t'@,
Ador,eA. e't
a resolution was ,n.,..
presenting 10 Mfe yn.'al'd A.; 4.
innurulng easel which eossfl "a. 4
catel place Of Senior AZ s.ants X N. .
ert Cohen. Hra1d Sta. ~
settln sso tsis was inuoauo,s
oyer avssn inc past sersIss's ~ ~,
S,r,, ScIlod OF twenty- o,s : NA...
,nanaf Sscretary Robert ~, ....it VI
- NJ MN Tor the falthi'.e,is Nl;l II
~, IN vutiea and appfop,ie,t i!,,n3
willch 20 buy suitah X ,sAeas "a !.
presented 70 him. ns'usAl, 4.
The Grand Chapter ~. y
De opened at 2;so this eft,, .aen tl,,,s
ORDER OF HIGH ps, 'ssoa
,,, Inc Grand Council Of ~ a.. &.
a. 1.ssth0ou met yesletda, oear q 2.
nnwn n me Masonic Ter,.,' ''1',i
GERS pre y npe form with he loIsa','
NJ. Z. II. +. Gillette. u Y
2. Hasicn Twoney. Il IL
=. Jonn watson, conductcre
Z. IS ~ fTymisr. maishsi
~ ~; iscuert Brewster. secrct.,..
Inc Following High I'rie1ts Z.
ainAta chapters In this Gtert I'm r.
uuLs aryss ,nen introduced ana @','|.:::
son u eba Miller So chapter No III n
NO. Isl: II. A. Corlrav s9 KEEP ii;
NJ, M. Brush, chapter Ns saap'sr
tield, chapter No. iis: a, Kill 4; K II
= 10. v l.si 3 T Hardin. chapter \. ~
chapter No. ipi; M n * X, Y. y. b
-; lOIi = B. wiliiansons Hs si'ss: ~ II
J, s. Jones, chapter NJ ~ eaar't:'
SSh a ,sg No. lS; ri, VI H IN 4.
After which the conpci, s,. ~:
for the ensuing year I'M, ,' s.ec,f- &c,
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THE houston scaoo..
over Four Thourand pu,,,. =
II Instrncfri. z

At the regular nonthly m.-.,.. 4
board 81 rabllc school tines y :,
Browne, ex-cftlclo president y &. !,
presided and Messrs Carr. Bsn,l' 6
Cage were present. supsrintsra.s, y
acteu as secretary ii the sbjasss s' !. : .
rotary i. Raphael who wa Ss.,'.'
home by sickness. ~ !.
Superintendent Sutton zubmi.i (.
port for the month Or Noesmss. : j.
shows a remarkable percensss. !,
tendance with comparatively i,s 3, !,
tnrdlness. The report IS fsad al NJ
filed Is as follows:
To the Honorable Board n 1ye,....
the Houston Public Schools; ~ =
onlce OF the superlntendeo, NJ.
Texas December geniic,5s'.|. II :; \ +
the .;55o. TO submit herewi,h IL I.
concerning the schools under TX.
troll for the month ending NossnSi' 7
1893: 't'''''
me table which foiiows ss:-s.. 4:
rollment per cent Of atte,i,,,,s p
OF hardness and snspensions rs1s,,lf
the principals OF the several sz S,''l'
the second scholastic month q. 4,
rent session.
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NorEs 81 TITS Tf1NPI y,

j. ID. Crenshaw. a prominent young al.
tcrney az san Ant1nio, Is IA Attendance
on me Grand l-odae
1fon John 81 Afcoaii ~ AuSein afriped
yesterday morning and NH3 pn tAe no5r 81
the Lodge
lnhn sollak OF lola arrived yesieFaaY
,iaefnlnR.
T. y cranhl OF Waco Is Representative
a. pfoxs Of Ne. y.
8 Morrison of Hico reported ycsters
Jay morning
Past Grand Master w $. Fly nccupl&d
u heat W tho MAST yesterday. His eHeesy
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The Grand Lodge was called from 70
freshment 10 labor et 80 p. m. by the
N w. Grand Master
The committee on credentials No. 1
submitted the following additional re-
part
Pact Strand Mester-r. M. Matthew
a. b. Heinphili, W. j. Rhodes, 4 Is '
Mccormick, w N Cooper s II Nar.
riss Chas S: Morse.
saf,do Np. bSl.-R. y. Creasey. proxy
L. s. FILES Nc s20--B II Hrown. " ii.
New ltupe No. 65RD- y, Reeve proxy
Kushss sprinEp 10. 6si--W. N Hooper,
ssa.aeld No. 2i7-J n. Mccormieis.
oak Gin no. 7o5-1R l. upshaw w 81.
fi y, 4, ~ Ssi 10 onit WtastHon, proSy
Cisco No. S56-J. H. Rogers. s. w
tta1pouy No. 60. Heyworfh WAN
hrazos Union Mo- i29@ - y. Stcddard
me ~ N. Grand Master announced
that the time fixed by the constitution
after explaining shs proyiaions II votins
hnc0sdinit TO the constirutonal amend
ment adopted at this session OF the Grand
Phet Grand Master Watson placed III
nomination for Grand Master II. II. Fry
mier. Elected
W. n. 1irnnd Master elect Fry-nier
placed ~ nomination Tor Deputy Grand
l,iasier Gus Garrison Elected.
Past Grand Maater Watson placed ia
nomination Tor 9enior Grand Warden -
r. Abtrnethy Elected.
FOR Junior Grand Warden there were
placed IN nomination j.. y, Terrell, a b.
Watkins, sam h. Hamilton, X. j. Miller
a. }, Cole x, r Conner. 81. ~ Brbsh
Tom Hitler A. y. Watkins Of Athens
WaH elected.
For Grand Treasurer 9 ID. Moore was
nominated and elected,
For Grand Secretary w F.. Swain was
nominated and elected
bsor Trustee OF the WidowH and Or
phnns Home e Simpson OF Hallettsvilie
was elected.
For Member Of tho Committee on Work
IlaHt Grand Master John Watson was
past Grand Muster NJ. f. Mott pre-
se1led tine report ~ The Trustees on
Widows and Orphans Home, summary:
cash ii Grand Treasurers hands 7Els %
This shows nm increase over last yea ;
total % x4asi s. Donations during tis
The Committee further states that me
annual communicates OF 1881 ought To
he able 20 formulate plans Tor the erec-
tion ana maintenanoc Of O home The
snsnded 1hey recommend that the Grand
Master issue an appeal to the lodges OF
che stale asld attAcAeV % their tepnrt
resolution 70 thar eifeet Report
Past Grand Master Thomas, NJ, Mat.
thewa submitted the report OF the cone
mitee on forsiSn coife-aoncenee.
The Committee on finance submitted a
partial report. Adopted. tfrifnch Simn-
Contract fer tie Lease 81 fhT icwerF no6r
OF the Templol
w NJ. tly IRON petitions No ] sub
mittea his report, which was adopted
Icrieuch Simpson from petitions No, 3
submitted report which was adopted
~ So ~ n =, f-o,, a., n,,,,,ttt. -
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Notwithstanding other notice the
knights 81 lvunhoe viii meet touieht and
the degree will be conferred upon class
Of about forty knights TemplAr II Is
poAalhio another session Will he held N'r-
day night
Geharal stoddard Is dawn fram Bfyan.
and when llnpQftaned s1femnfn over for
Inc cnremony agreed q do 80 pfoVsdai
General T.. ~. oprnhelnieF could be la,
dtirpd as come up from Galyeston Hence
mun ~ w1fcf
IN the name and by the authority Of
tho Prince J am pommauded - require
wan 70 he nrcariit iu nfeiat me ~ coiifer.
ring tic knight Of ivanhoe upon forty IN
nocents from abroad.
Alas! poor lnnoconfa.
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evinena ~ Ass various rsi'nsr aHa the gea.
ira ccfrecinrss ~ his tec.sinrs snsN
gsS5ssii.iSe 81 r.haess Il. 3. Ma. sub-
n,lt4cd fcrcfs rtsog0fncnainr that char
ttfS ne ftantH1 90 TIN fcllawsrg loqfS'
~ ID, NccQpn iqdNc, AenehA ~ y n, ~,
rssf cFahi master RnlHey raeretea a
verbal rNQcri steussg tfas ZIG special sei, y
{ rroiiare The dteest. but would Be pre-.
rared before Inv next communicated q
thf Grand t,cdEn; c9ri,raittee csns'nNs
( for The reading 81 the report made iast
year ~ tho special cnmlnittee ae g ths
proposition nA1e " Holland lodge Noi !
Tie Gfand Secretary from paseA ~ ana
liH TX TOE proceedings 81 lS'3, the 49,.
iatioa adopted a. eaered by that ccmrnit-
RcsoiSed. That his Grand Lodge Insists
that Holland lodge no. l snp:nit hy tRe
nfst ny q sMns ls4 es.ir ,s p ls,ls II
the resolution above referred 20, as said
RESOLUTION j. herein construed.
y resrepse . THIS resolution the fo l,s NJ
IN compliance with the request Of ne
Grand Lodge. Holland lodge No, / pre-
ssiatr 3he following proposition.
'tAt stafed meeting OF Holland lodge
No I A. K. ans a, ~, held n the city q
Tree conferences arid discussion az the
resolution II he Grand Ledge 4. 81 and
A. NJ. OF Texas touching tbs title 20 the
lots IN the city Of houston upon which
stands the Temple, II was
"fteA,lyed by Holland lodge, That the
ttie 20 said lots "a vested IN said Grand
Lodge. under and s,itjecs 70 the terms Of
the original donation tor Grand Lodge
pgirl,s,ses mate BY holland lodge. and thnt
HoNan1 lodge does not now. and VIII not
hereafter. assert any other risht title or
ltk ssaid cnnrtvance OF dnrntion and under
tsn law governing The case.
Resolved TURF nor That the Grand Lodge
tecily easy abeul lls TUE 70 said lots ana
that Holland lodge trusts that the Grand
Ledge wtl permanently abide IN It's home
"lf the foregoing generous terms be not
Agreeable 10 raid liiaad Lodge and II
atil Grand Lodge wishes II 50, then Hol-
aHd tlsii felnQrishment " al its title IN
sa'a lots FOR the following consideration:
Nfilt the uEc 81 rooms FOR meeting OF Az
Masonic bodies IN the Temple shan con.
tinge as provided FOR "a conveyance from
Holland lodge 70 said tirand Lodge 30
long az the Temple remains tina property
u the Grand t.odge, and TINT said
Grand Lodge nay 70 Holland lodge the
fair valuation 81 the lots same to 30 "a
certafned 10y a committee of fhrce--cne 70
be NAMED by the Grand Master. ono py
Holland lodge No /, and one 70 be selected
hy the other two above provided for.''
Gertined 10 by ~. n. Kidd, secretary
~ Holland lodEe No. /.
Cemmiitee No. on Lodges y. p. sub
mitfen report recommending that char
teIs he Issued 10 the following lodges:
Ieinpste9d adopted.
Peees valley; not adopted and lodge
continued y. y. for another year.
Report aqopted as amended.
Papers on the Grand Secretnry''s desk
were giYen 70 appropriate o9nlEnitteeH and
the 1sand Lodge was called from labor 10
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ffNhe Eeitsr of The POST
kBANtioD, IeKas. December 5.--It " not
often thar the public feels The real value
and service Or daily Journal, Sow aud
then an Occasion brings olt and ilnpresses
tbis satglcs 10 a peculiar Way.
rlila fact WIS illustrated very forclbiy nt
the late aeFslon 81 the Texas Annual con-
ference IL Navasofa. Abpye NIL I'M cor
rect ana eopioas reports or me proceed
ings by ahe Houston Post hcishtencd The
dssiFe COR thc paper a mt rfiramner
eser Il have rsfaa fh1 reports af corfc-
sc1n1ent fpr the daily press that were so
near perfect rs sho<s reports pS 8iiS
nishpp BesaeA hAvtaE every litemry
aasiihcation her large aSluaintanoe and
paffest familiarity Ntth tha eustpIn5 ana
her reasly 1leaei.nmrnt 81 wilRt nlght
sn9 what ought not % 20 fepcrted e me
prt4a.
In addition 70 all this Mrs pithpp has
had much nsaociatiQn Mlth Methodiaf
preachers and Methodist cgAferences
Whom heya maize 1ef pefgattly fqNiiliar
kfitl the peculiar phrf9ee forfnr ana terra
ffpiof1 ~ tho Mtfhodlat church THIS
fset eknla1nB much ~ The popularity u
15fp, Hisslnll,N reFcrfe4
1ia apefatc rensrtff fcenae allow "a
Eraap the forms peculiar 10 religious an'
lstGiNNt1. 1fltN fuf rrpurtg meue ~ reii-
ki1up affs,7phea prN often marrea "
sx g,lgkNke7 sai =, tsneS 9sAssE s2a1s
fidieflldfla AirE Bishops Sislt Ia tlie seH'
S.nu Ut tie It1aH conference has prideutiY
made man. fftendH for THE post
aeseph p Sears
Tho nssi twenty minutes OF a bad a.
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mAaSoEIa co1aeI'-
Annual Election Of Vp, ,.s.s
order OF chossp ffa's' \

Al the annual election :. !, t.,d
Magnolia Council No Y o'a's , /.
Friends. the following W.:
serve during the nexs yea''
councilor-T. " FasieT Tin
Vice Councillor W ~ No.
Sotretary~-J W. 4e,t'''
Treasurer-Sa samuel lsass
preinfe- r Mci, ..'.,,
MarshaI-C. d. Harvp''
Warden-N nritz Peek.
Guard--H. A. lisa
sentry-John STACEY, "a pnd ~
Trustcss~d. r.. Mcpoaai''
u 1t Clair. <. !.
= IN nifer Paul Hnnck.. y .Asa<zf N
Renreserfa tivfs--, w, a c..-; ~ 4
r,i,chanan: ate giatet s'
n. Willinmsol,. d. ,ht IA - \
~" iatr julius pati'sfihh'H .,,srtt
e Ky ss00o through ta's .r5:s ~
,eso,,neiJ IA 10 a Fefy pro.,,h[ M <<
4 N ,as,s.ininr IN nieirr nv, % N
n meets nrst and thru A''
month. = -.,.-.--<11