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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04
Kansas TO THE FRONT
!;b ast are improved Train service tn Kan
sssC.ty. 81 Loaf. Chrs:0 aHd ms
orid's Ftir.

Commencing Sunday. May l4'h. tho
Missouri Pacific railway placed ln opera
ton il addition TO tts present service. sh
excellent through train between points ia
Southern kaussss anA Kansas City. -.
Louis, Chicago sup the " orld's fair. loo
new train. No 462. leaves Anthony daily
Ut go ~ III Wichita. 900 u. 10; III Do
rluo, 10 a. IN Yates Centre. 1890 p. IA.
arriving al Kansas City at 5.i5 %. m. max
Ing direct connections with iut Missouri
Pacific IraiBs TO 81 Louis. and with all
lines to Chicago.
This Is probably the most satisfactory
ard serviceaDle schedule ever placed iDto
effect between points IN Southern Kansas
aud the north and east. and places ths
state OF Kansas on IA equal foOsiDg with
Other states in the matter Of isst trains "a
the Worlds Far cify. An el-aant equip
neut is Used iu the make Dp % this special
aud everything is looked after thai wii
Hdd 10 the comfort Of the passsnaerS. For
further information In regard u rates.
routes, maps. time tables. etc. address
learest Missouri Pacific railway ticket
agent. or II. G. Townsend. general pas-
sepger and tic6st aget'. "a. Louis. No. or
L. l.. BLEcgLBY.
T. & 7. 4. " iehita. Kan.
Telephone 2ll. ia North a.aiu street.
.aIsk II
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Cone early. l4s y. Mair street IH Il


A weE.sB's Remedy fer irn4mssory Ehezma-
arr an Old sufferer from iBszns,cry
rheumatism Tie past winter Il cEsne
npon ne again. very aouse aud ever.
Ny joints ss.iied ard became Ipfsr-d,
sore 70 touch or almost 10 ipok at Upon
tie urgent request of usT mother In-lEv.
tried Cfsamsserlsin's Pam bslgs 10 reduce
the swelling aud ease the pain. AID 70 nsy
agrees Die surprise J; did bSth. ] tsvs
nsed three rfiy o-sg boftle- 4nd hssiisss i;
20 be the fnezt thing fer rhsu'nstisrD.
psins ssd ssEsl!fnz- extsDr ID. Z Carr.
fZs5 Harrison ~, kAusss CITY, Ao. For
sals ~ Hs;;ingsE Brss.- Zis Ess. Douglas.
zap yaa " ercsu Pharmacy - y. Mn
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Mr.. J. " Hsgsr. we'll kB own usr
chant Il Csla. Ifesisli county. y g. cured
fur easss 81 n8x WITH os. small bottle Ot
CisanlIssfiau'- Coi.e, CGoisfA sud Diar-
;tsosa X rnegy. IEis il fte mo.s prompt
aud mo~t snoesasfei remedy is ase for
dysent~Ty. aiarr1ps. colic and Cholera
tsoy hus. No other medicine will take its
rlace or 90 It's ~0fk IA tbss eia.- n dis
eases II IS equally ssluabis for Children
aud aauit-. - And a osrt tsei'iss foS s~ls
hy II Hsifingsr Bro. zie Ia; Douglas. abd
Van w.T1sI's pharmacy. 70 North Main
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04
HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So PER DAY
JNO. B. CAREY Prop.
&. W. CAREY. Mgr.


Winter Tourist Rrfes via the Santa fe Non a.
Commencing Oct. 18th and 10 eontinuc
ip effect until May /. 1864, tine Santa Fe
route will sell excursion tickets 10 Texas
and New Mexico points good for return
passage until June I. 1894 Stop overs
allowed eDroute. Two trains daily. morn
lug aud night. Through chair AMI sleep
ing ear service. For further particulars
call or my local ticket agent or address
the undersigned.
". D. MuHDocK, Dist. Pass Agt.
los North NAin street,
Iogtf Wichits, KIN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Tie 6fea. K1cz Isaz2d Route train
leaving ~ skira - a. IN suas free ses.i-
Tale rsciis5ne. chair cafs 30 Chicago
x itkonf esssss.e of eaTs arriving ia Chsfs.:e
sEs following usoSpIBg "a time 70 eeansc.
. "a ali ste ssiprfTs%l iiGses for Lac essaf,
.ssd DorsA. Sisspss- csr recommendation
c@ss i~ sscsrs5 1fsa ap.ss3essSea at The
Iaex lssEna s4ek~1 ofale~. coEDeg MAin .sa
IJnsss-lss. foF itsfIfss information Erlss
CT call Gu ). Ii fsilfI4s-z.
&. y a. C. d. J. zlsa +, r. n
" s&a.lA. kAA- IL a
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From the Ceak tile. Tsza-. y iniisr.
NV vie and fear children were tsk~9
yery suddenly with severe Cases 81 cbolsr
norbus | bought bottle - Chamier
iais.'s Cole. Cholera and D;srrhBs Rene
dy. AL from one 10 iFTs doses gave relief
u each cast ] bezrtI. ! recompl~Df IL. ts-
.iesiUg Il he best remedy known for
bowel complaints. - and - cent bottles
for sale ~ BetfinGer Bros. &c T. Doug -
and Van Wssdsl's Pharmacy. 10 North
Main
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King-What's the matter, old man?
Never saw You look SO blue.
Wing-Didn't you hear of my failure?
Lost every dollar had in the world
King-Is that SO? I heard you had
failed. but / had NO idea You lost any
mouey.-Puck.
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soiid yes Thsis Trans " Ssslss - car ago aas
" ssb4ts e. tsrf work. Tex

Augrst 18th the Great Eoes Is,snd Fo1,s
" n riaer "a ssrxie~ solid vsss iba.~i
t;aiu. q nsposed % reclining ohEis esrs.
Pullman .Issf,sfs zos susok3ng car Tbls
iki. train ali run daily. leaving Wiebfts
az 4sZs rs. arriving 10 1sac=xo al 30
nsxt morning: I.sviDK Wiesl,s ~ ca ..
III arri.ls x a. IDios espos. For; wssss.
Tx. ., i1ss I~xs fsoFulsx- No chang. IL
cars between N.cbits and Chse~so or Yors
" ort6- The koes I.lsnd il the oEIy iips
landing passsEssf. st Ensis~oos. us,Gia
nSs E.Iss ~ fussB aD:fssc~ 20 vosias~ fair
zroofo.- bsgHsz. c.n 1~ checked 10
u sle1Sez} thus avoiding tbs rash ia Chi
csae- ssesDsrz car ssssre sss~Fvsd saf
general Information esa be bad bF esiiiss
q. CT aGdse...sg. j Il FHILLsrs.
CRY Ticket Assat. " .SEssa
=. AzyEEsos.
n T.. T. 4sa l.. Agent. Topeka. Han.
ast II
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s
The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed III It's train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair ears that ever appear
I'd IN the equipment OF any line west OF the
Mississippi rlyer- These cars now run
daily be,ween Wichita and ST. Louis aud
Wichita and Denver. Tney ste modes of
beauty and comfort. Tie chairs are spa
cious-ea>iiy adjusted and comfortable aud
nj the very latest design. Every car is
tquipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
Rs we'll a. by daylight; also doing AVA
with the obnoxious odor emanating from
OIL lamps. Cars are heated by steam from
the engine thus aifoyding an even temper
Rture throughout the we'll avoid
ing the dangers experienced in the old car
stove system. If you contemplate going
east or west. try the Missouri Pacific rail.
way. St Louis fast express leaves Wichita
daily at l:25 p. III. arrives In ST. Louis at
:l5 next morning. Denver express leaves
Nitblta al 500 y. m. daily. Ius II
Tal ST c.ya NaiAl, f,.x D..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

-Yung Yu. the new Chinese Minister
a. Washington, has. Il is understood
for hidden the members Of the legation
TO accep. social courtesies or hospitality
from any American 50 long IS the
strained relations between the United
states and China due to the GeaTy law
...sutirire 20 exist
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Is the best cheap soft coal on the market.
Sod only 10y this firm. All other Goals in
stock. Wichita Coal Co, SIS + ,st Doug
las. Phone 95 l45
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Madam. / was not ALWAYS
thus. Madam-"No. Il was vour
other arm you had in sling this morn.
ing. Detroit Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04
Black Pearl Coal.

This coal Is sold by no other firm in the
city. We are the sole agents Tor same.
All other Goals in stock. Wichito Coal Co.
SIS East Douglas. Phone93 1854
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

struck bV tuunderbOlt. only TO De at-
tackled by violent epileptic tit.
Of course this brought the perform
ance TO an immediate close, and Mac
dougall was promptly carried off to the
hospital, where he lay for some months,
the fits occurring now and again at un-
expected intervals.
The doctor declared that these alone
would not wear the mans health down
SO completely as seemed to be the case;
that he had something on mis- mind,
slept i'll, and so on.
Eventually the man was brought be-
fore medical board and invalided
home to England. But although be-
fore he went tried to have a private
interview with him, he was too clever
for me, and evaded all my attempts; so
that / was constrained to see him de-
part without arriving at any solution
of the mystery.
Whether his conscience weighed upon
him. and my low whisper of a word not
in the text, Murderer" precipitated
the denouement, l cannot say.
What l know is that for all these
many years I have kept the occurrence
secret, but have also always held in my
own mind the belief that Private No
lan's death was a case of murder, not
suicide, and that Private Macdougall
was the murderer. Perhaps the truth
may yet come out some day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Wichita Book Com pany-going out of
business. disc II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04
Bl ck Pearl Coal,

Books at cost. Wichita Book Company.
lIl If
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Big Barrains In Pianos and Organs
Time are close for money: now is The
time for cash buyers TO save money.
Ten hi=h grade Pianos at factory cost
n lot Of Planes sud Organs from SIS
mp; good high grade P:anp little used
for Sl1 !; lot of good second hand
organ SIS To $50. A little money
will buy fine instrument We viii
be glad 10 show you 1T yon will cali.
Ny Bicycles are going fast and viii
Pc ell sold cheap till closed cut. Don't
fail to call and see them-So per cent
less on NEST ali kinds.
Chicago and New York prices on
all Musical Goods to dealers. Large
stock just Imported.
THOMAS SHAW.
129 N Main Street.
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Wichita Book Company selling at cost.
l4i tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Hurd's fine paper at 149 \. Main street
Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Ana. % soc gsrs, kocx feissa pi-e~a 1.
ssrsse< let lHss2 f.s- b. stove fs.ssf- f.rss-
1s Z V s<Eifa ai - a rs. sssss +. -
ella 8 p. ia sas ofu@e. if'ss5 "a E-
.sri chair cars ozs tass sr~fH 8ra
sAaFss J. Ii fufiAsFs
Csiy Tscsst AEsIt. n ie =, Asa
I. j AsDEEs5s,
sastf A q. r a. ISsrzs. Aaz
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

-Clara-'I bad three men at my
house last night at the same time. :"
Maude - "Who is visiting you?"-
BROOKLYN Life.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Take stage at Noble lor Tecumsen. Bes
apd shortest route. Nm. SHEAGER.
Napager
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

Private James
Nolan had been
di GOV cred in
his cot with his
Al4 A al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-04

afford makers a larger proht than
Strictly Pure White Lead.
The wise man is never persuaded to
buy paint that is said to De "just as
good" or better than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06
Tnc couehiln Jury obtained.

Chicego, December S-The tonghlin
Jury was secured this morning Judge
Wing for the defense stated that he
would Try to prove the evidence Of Mrs
andrew Fcy incompetent and asked tflat
The state be Instructed % omit al mem
ton Of her expected testimony IN his
opening speech. The coust took the mat
ser under atyisealent. IL Is reported
tits afternoon that Rev. Father Seaman
cf the Roman Catholic cathedral Of the
Holy Name, win he placed on the stand
by the State 70 testify 70 the statement
nsaae q him by 9. Sullivan a the Joliet
pententiary. q few wssRs before O'Sn!-
Ayans death. The Relationship OF Tho
priest and tte clnfcssur does not enter
into the statement because Father Scan
lud did not visst O5ullyan as minister
~ the gospel. but az a chance visitor
and therefore the statement does not
eorne within the limo OF d privileged COM
nuuicatiop.
Ia confession Il ~ alleged that O'Suili-
van assured Father SeaIiian that DC had
no actual part III tie killing. That his iils
daratandlng was that Cronin wAs to be
isspt prisoner IA the Carlson cet;aga unT
"a M @hanid conxGnt 10 give up certain
papers which Il was believed he had.
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nisnt from Icl Paso. rexns, accompanied
" ms Wifi. DR.. George LACK met them
" tne depot and acconpa nel them g the
resiuoncc ~ Colonel Johu i. Penn. Colonel
tansta brother-ir- Law. ssss tsi tauipurli
weak ana ln reply 20 an iuqaisy fqg
Information as to his rinlnred ffS-1ll sHld !;
~ am feeling tnwali ,and 90 not care .
.aih, ana besides ami ~, prepared INST
~ present 10 stfe 70 tie pppilc any ftatc-
men =. With TrEara 70 my appointment tur-
s ,'sr than | characterize every chcfKc
,n,ry,,utnt aRhlnFt me and 20 Mtteiy fpe-
nsntd NJ absolutely faiHs, And IN short
White l viii pe able q yinalcEtc mysei
81 every one Oh them. l1is Il all am prc-
pIaIen 70 say al present on heing aeRtd
~ cnee or q yindlcafiop be SIN con-
tSmplAted nlling his appointment. he sad.
as I SAID. I have nothing further y say
On tnf subject AZ present than what 1
nave Just tatd. In time ! VII nsahc run.
exptanation and viii tben satisfactorily
yinuicnfo myself and show that have
been grossly rlisrepfescnled IN every es-s
sensint parncnIAr The cplcreL after rest
iug a few days under care % his wife and
physician, VIII prpcsesi q Washington
nnd ask n hcarfrg on the charles MED
against him
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a constitutIonai Convention.

Atlauia en-, December a.-The general
Judiciary committee 81 the house ulfanin-
9ualY recommended the paesags OF a bill
Iirnvlaifg Tor Il constitutional convention
tlszt ysurs MI. fkeaeAn of Hent,y intro
duced the bill ut tbs last seAAion, 1t pros
yldeH thai Inc elettnn pf dclegnfee 10 tic
conveHtirH and 10 Tlfify the cali shaH be
tiNn ~ tIie people the convention IN to as4
Hefnlli9 III June. GIG u6lfSAse To eltris nine
tnonsann q Formulation Il the bRaig uf
CHARACTERIZATION In the proposed eoByeii-
ton. ifan. washington peaaan Of Macon
sppeafcd before the committee and de-
iiHarei a strung argument IN support Ut
fhe bill Tho friends O the hill lrse that
there are many strong reaAons faf cons.
saangs "a the representation ID THE Iegia.
lHfhtF a reTiaipn OF the lhwH and re-
arrangement of the judiciary fsaten II Is
believed that the bin VIII pnss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

Richmond. va. Zee niber The nov
legislature. which meets tomorrow, has
bitter senatorial fight on It's hanffn In
This the Incumbent Epa Huuton. sx-Gov-
ernor Lee, Colonel Martin and Governor
Mckinney are the contestants Two Hen.
Atofs are ~ be elected one for the short
trrfns 10 MI out thu term OF the late Sen.
Afor Barbour and tho other for the niii
term. In tf;sS l.siter iHht the contest lies
hetwecn Lee and Martin. With NcfSlnnet
likely tp ~ ~ ~ cofnprcinise. unlefs
Lee captures Il On the ttsl ballot, Thosa
senatorial ccnfeat with an unbiased eye
are now beccufing convinced thai
nothing VII aefee5 Senator Etnt6u for
the short term. In fact. Il begins 10
look ae though he would bf lty almost
unnnlmous consent Permitted 70 EtrVe
Jtit the unsxpireu term OF SIR. Barbouf
il II the opi0inn OF most ~ the legisias
tors that when the time 10 make noini-
Aaiinns arrives only The naftie 81 the me
cumhent Will be PLACED before the cautns
Tor the term. which cxnrea March Il
be trading of votes 10 cone tent Ia or
der % secure the long term Judicial ap-
pointnienta. Fer tilstfnCc, u Hehator and
two delcEatsG OF a ccfthin district will
come here caring little who Ia made senh-
tor. hut determined 10 DO ufi they ran C.
secure she election 10 the bench OF the
court OF apFeais of a gentleman who Is
popular with their oouAtituoBss Those
OF the legislature having unde-
iDrial candidates naturally VIII give their
support 70 the one who can cnntrihute tins
most 70 the success Of their friend, the
judicial aspir8nf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

#nsn 4 e2iaes e dsseasssug tlsa dstafl.
e re Niiapn fafiH bill. there d iI,sei< Il
% spirited contest OYER tue sslsas scaaa.
'Rf'e ff9p2aition to admit foreign snra ,
5fes e f'ats and efa1uAsiy akaltsh ~
p1''ss5x VII pc stsenponsiy oppossa 81
f'1sasf tl'an The alBn planters. and 8
H5p4a % the Ef9posiiion 70 festof6 ST.
't''lty ma aboiiah the hopnty.
ne Dhjeni'pn urged naainst ihes Z
fhe internal taxes On whisky was that Il
~enla 20 To- much toward enfleh9ux DE
WHISKY sf'ast IA fegaa-i TO the snrar tar
~ there ia : BIZ trust which Il also bsspr
fanziaeEed. The Philadelphia Record
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~ Tnn wAYsip,a.


| CID iansirnasks Ara very ros,ag.i,,. srs
Aaye iatfv .,ss,s.s.., 49,.
eaAsanns siipGshg around
them thai ars full 81 interest. bit there
Twas arVen city xyffsee oss ,a.3a,,,,s,.i5s
! II 80. Z s.--''sss ~
/ Fss 49, VIZ v hgW man ~ ttnnsIpfi
vii - $500 VA Aent t4s oa
s a9a TX Sssns 90 anil9lnfst IN IL WALL
aid esTs 81 ss,l s9 ~. ~ gpea
81 0id lendnlafiza; tAai any ,,sislshef +
a ~, ii,H psalsel psatle hass ased IA and
ss,e 81 l,s VIZ, esslefe thar
hsilst wlieil fltsfe Fefe f8sests Hi .s,'os,5,J
II Hflf yun nses ff:tf WY ssti1N .l,s :.
and 4arlsn{ssst ar. fahf41t ftt,i ,.sli ~, e &
a8w9 a5a aeusrIiklI.jK lie f55f fhaf i M
sheltered 10 in5ssisr ffses ia ne cnis5ss 81
tlzne and hef0fe you kfsw X. Sifsi0ef 4
Handsome Jno8efn h8use Is In III ns5sor
Nflii fl1nefa h.4slaIna sfssfttif9 II a IA *
dheetftss hatno ll0hfH et1ain{sie- frb2,. ~
W5slGov9K 1850
$50
Ye4fersnr fi,A ..,ee1,,,s.. s.S..s..zz,
So ~stessis4 ta1Nsakfn Vpf
81 iReAe qid AalifeH on rollers aud started
IL jtRFfne Comfortably dGra me street ii,
,.s5.Y5,, s,.stss<s... gss.lsf,4t 80. -
es'1ssn A's',sse{s1 asst rttiieh ss-s0me vacant
81. ea.,atIsls NAefe Il will fuel - m
y ta.stiH - tstG pAtt1fie CHI ID thn
w, II. T.. s n Ses Il steea large
8 3t-f f'te ~. H.t.-tH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

The presidents message contained about
s6,0Q Words and was received II the
Western Union office n this city early
Monday morning the force of opera tors
taking Il from he wires between She hagrs
az 1870 and 40 a N Manager FELTON,
Of the Western Onion presented tho copy
to The Post with the compliments Of
sis company. early Monday morning, and
the teiearapn editors had the copy ready
foT the itsetypea within = lllile while after
Il was given Into thsir hands The prompt
mess with which the uessage was trans
naitssd Is Houseen and the excellent sliape
II, iss..s. n. was furnished 10 the press hi
nightly creditable 10 the great telegraph
company and the skilled operators who
handled II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

Kansas Guy Mo- y q fjsls|
sunday closing nsossipep 4 ~
sp ,.'a NJ il aetshF
biaeaslnitb shop. =; E e 81 !.
dry goods. and John s'=a' '..,,s,si :
I<nefoos linfsesltQefs ~ "a ~
GetcheiI. have bsen sIis = , .,:3 u p
ine tie law. TREY E*ss {:
trial Is sci for Friday re-,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-06

S'ale -'Anas vel \, 1.
figure a. the ,, pe,a of palias i.
ana Is one Of IN 'sn ie % fte AZ ''s',
state. pi'saiesl Nt,.ees "a.
]. s. spinks or 60. ~ = 81
Host OF the GraSa ''I4ne carise %
nhl2Ml over The SfntS atptef IA X ~
e ~ 4, ,noi and one Of ~ "s'nf istsss
Dr Z. q. swearenes, ~
ottns,Se ~ Center NJ, ne f1stt <.
we Grand LODI. q 4. IN
MT. a. S. Russc,l IL $3.50
attendance on the t;ra, Hilano. "a.
business office Of NM i.M db'eage MAJ .,
ee. Mt. Russell Is ora rpst r,,..'
sssn'lsi Mon OF Milan c y ses mon Il
cttv ~ ~ ~. Aakt Of Nie,y,...
| f,odgn . lev days atteodisns M
~ az
re1a. =; q FOX, postn.ast4, h.
inc ~ ~ ~ tue city altendIss, t!,ts'>.s
anent sn .e 11,ana Lodge II, ~ al
! nice addi,tane h'nst and tfou,t, !, y q
| his Vicinity 70 Inc Posts e; SSs
| Ar + ~ 7'''sa
| Is a the r,,v ivWers * 1hosnto,
ue has been for son,p s W. uiaDt il n
attendant 'ss's NJ M.
Uncle Bob Brev,,.,
juvenatcd whenever Sma' *. appea's II h
meets-not that he is ola ola Htala c,a;,
Younger when the Companion s g y.
fooin. r'pN
For fifteen years H,o
come 70 the Grand Lodge TX. s a!
,lnisiiiVncn so Tar for q. / III t4..t Nv
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iseS $780,. ..-..... S20Io
Amount paid 10 grand Treasurer ,szO''
eTerrcd to finance ' committee. s&V''
y w. Grand Secretary w. II. Swat
submitted HIS report as follows.
To the Most worshipful Grand Lodge q
II again becomes my duty as wei. a
pleasnre TO give you an outline OF III
workings OF the Grand Secrctary's offic
during the past. Masonic year. and ais
gent idea Of the proeres s ana prospeots
State.
The .irst action requiring my attentio,
me preparation and Issuing OF charter
NEW LODGES.
The Grand Lodge ct It's last session
granted charters to sixteen new lodges
The names, numbers aud location of thes,
lodges are as foIlows
pekalb, No. 3. Bowie county.
italy, No. .ei7, Ellis county
huIlesont no: $40 Johnson county.
tlshert No. Ios Fiaher county,
| Shelby, No. 3a2, Shelby county.
Boady, No: ls4 Van Zandt county.
nalnDow, NO. l1b, Newton county.
Ranger, No. 7sS Eastland county.
IOSgy, No 139. Freestone county
Madisonyille. No. 40, Madison county.
! Eyant. Eo. 7ls. f.nysaii ro,5ntv
winters No, li9 Runneils county.
Harold, No, M Wibarger county.
| the wear. md have All sent IN rheir ra'
turns
LODGES UNDERS DIsPENsATIoN.
The following lodges are now working
under dispensation:
milan crAalt =, rnator c,ae,r rs.o,,,,,
,o ,,T',.H 90 ~ lhu'sin SreeA' brown
sferi,py rreak ~ s,ar,,ng rraa;, e,ar
ti,,y co,,s,t,, - 'Ssei'i''e 1854 SeSt7
Poems VSi,ev ~ pacoe vai,ev 1sseva,
tTsnsha - ra,,aha sha,,,, ao,r.,,
tycssa,,,a ~" ~, f,tn,, DInVel1yyy Souitsy,
WiIlow, 81 Whey s,lty e;iiiesnia conn.
y 'ii1"s ~ Nnio" lily, SllisSP'e eoun-
'yfa,,o,,s a. o,an. ,-rsa,,.tt o.,,n.,
S,.S,. ~ ss.., - gu...s
Mempstead. AZ Hempstead. Waller coi,il-
".
III ~ MsnaNttp at Fort hehaVltI Me-
ny is'l,,.s, ~ IL, 81 .,t,,.,, ,,.,..
a s.si an IN I airy sAanlisloh county,
11s5insieviile, az lingiesllle. Eratn county,
efl,et, ~ :, Aysss,t5ns
san,, ~ Ai,,.,s w i5, T.,
Hondo CITY. at Hondo Cltv Medina,
ce Jli, =. ,rs,..s. ,,,,.,.;,,.,. $780,.
..
wards county ittyes' = 100 n '1'9' -
al oil lftf IN nrlta
ty. $500 = = ''''''' go 49,
Newport, at Newport, Jack county.
DEaiIsED LODGES.
The following lodges have demised dur
ins the pasf year.
,.,.,.3 !, ~ ~, -.
bos9ue IVuses no. lil MSLenhan couil-
W 49,. 49, q, .S,. ~. .e
Iht,er L1oage, no. ss4a' leon Leo, county
- ~ - - - 49, W. -~e.'-rAHi
county $50. 80, -. a-s ,,2,,
fkalneY y creek LOGIC, NO. 80, Mt'CFYCii
county. $3.50 -, u,
Avnntan creek Lodge, no, OH, balas
conn .,s
ca sn . beilu itouse' No' 20 Goose
Roanoke Lodge. No. 5ss. Denton county.
I1E4iIfltNs or LODGES.
~ s..,g,,,s. u, ,.a,.s,-, 80 ,a,v. ra
"a inahink ny lspYss oiie seat sEo,
had to report seventy lodges 9 sst'inqueat
a sending ~ their ietur1sl Believing that
IL WAS possible 70 obtain better results,
and that our secretaries could be induced
to do their duty, by peraisteut Efforts On
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