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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

Monterey, Mexico. February l5.--Durlng
the month OF January the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf railway hauled to Tampico
seventy -four car loads OF bullion, 400 bars
Of 100 pounds each 20 the car They hauled
III car loads of pelonclos, 5000 to $1,000
pounds To the ear and thirty-slN car louds
OF corn. The business over the Gulf road Is
Increasing every month.
This week the company commenced to
put IN an electric ligh, plant at the round
house SO as to tight up the round house.
yard. machine shops and depot
About twenty-five eNcurslonists arrived
from Laredo Monday over the Mexican
National railway and spent two days IN
the city sight seeing. They visited every
place OF interest IN ana about the city.
Including a trip and bath at the Topo Chi
co hot springs All eff them were delighted
with Monterey and her scenery.
G.. w. West, chicf clerk In the traffic de-
partment OF the Mexican International
has resigned, to take the same position
in the Monterey and Mexican Gulf railway,
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onuncH NOTICES.

First Presbyterian Church-Corner Main
street and Capitol avenue. Rev, william
llayne Lcnvell. pastor. Sunday school AT
$50 A. m, 70. " Taylor, superintendent
Services at Ii "A. IN. and 7a0 p. m,
Strangers cordially welcomed.
Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church
Louisiana, between Preston ana Prairie.
j. Burthel, pastor. sunday school a. IN.
Regular service 10 a. m. English ser
vice 1880 y, m Subject: Passion oil
Christ"
First Baptist Church-services at the
First Baptist church at u a. m. Subject
of sermon: 1.-THE Rest That Christ Omers
This World" Services at 1880 p. IN. Sub
ject: MEMS Rights" The music Will
form an interesting feature OF these
services.
shearn Methodist Church-s Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m, \. l.. Nelma. superintend-
ent Service at IL "a. M, conducted by
Rev. W. NJ Luftwich, d. u. Service
at 7;i5 p. M. also conducted by Or. Lett
witch. Services every day and night dur
ing the week
North Side Christian Church-Fiaher's
hall Houston avenue. Sunday school ~
$50 a. m. p. E. Graham. superinten-
dent Morning service at 1880. Preach
ing by Mr. L. r.. Graham. Evening
service at 1880. Preaching by MIR. A
G. Clark. Subject: Thy Kingdom
Come" You are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
The Tabernacle Mothodict Episcopal
Church, South-Corncr Carolina and Polk
John E. Green, pastor. Preaching at Il
m. and 7;i5 p. m by the pastor, sun
day school at $3.50 a. m, j. V. Dealy,
superintendent EpWorth League prayer
meeting at o'clock p m.
Cumberland Presbyterian church-Rev.
j. NJ. Haisell VIII preach AZ Dowdell's
school building on Smith and MCGOWAN,
near the Fair Grounds addition, at II 81,
m, and at Lubbock street Presbyterian
church at 73o p. m. Sunday school at
school building al 10 a. m. All cordially
invited.
First German Methodist Church--Corner
Mckinney avenue and Milan street. Early
prayer meeting at a. m. Sunday school
At $40 a m, a. Berlng, superintendent,
Preaching IN the morning by Rev, j..
Yordenbaumen. Services beginning at
1890 a. m. and 739 p, M There will be
prOtraeted services during the week be-
ginning at 1880 3. m, The German pubic
Is cordially invited. II. llensch' pastor.
Wesley African Methodist Epiacopal
Church-Tcxas avenue. Prayer meeting at
a. m. Sabbath school at "a m.
Preaching at II a. M. 3 p m. and 7.50
p. m. All are invited. Rev, James Vs..
Rankin, pastor.
Watts Chapel-DiyiHe service BY Rev,
n. Watts. Sunday school al a. M,
w y. Crawford, superintendent, Preach
Ing at o. IA. and p, m Subject for
discourse: "The Power Of God Displayed
Through Elisha. "-TeXt u Kings, 9Th chap
ter, 55th verse And the child sneeEed
seven times and the child opened his
eyes.
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The Pettis county court OF Missouri has
Just Increased tho assessed valuation OF
25.O5 miles of the Missouri Pacific railroad
from $4,000 to Sl7 0l0 per mile
on the Lexington branch OF the Missouri
Pacific 1913 mics were Increased from
5000 to 5000 a mile On the Sedalla, War
saw and Southwestern marrow Gnugel
1905 miles We're Increased from 5000 to
5000 a mile on the Missouri Kansas and
Texas 1923 miles were Increased from $1,000
to $1,000 "A mile. The total Increase made
by the court over that returned 10y the
companies was as follows Missouri Pa
chic, main line. $1,000; Lexington branch
$500; Sedalia, Warsaw and Southwestern,
$780, Missouri. Kansas and Texas, $50, ITO
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TmE mnn.nnns
Arrival of II Distinguished PARTY
Lodge Instituted Last Night

/
"A d!sunS uShed party Of the Order OF
| ioo-lioos arrived in the city yesterday
ior the purpose uf Initiating in.o the order
| a number OF candidates In this city last
nisht Among those who arrived yester-
Gay ring We're; w. r.. Barnes, editor
OF the 81. LOUIS Lumberman; w u Ram
say of Lake Charles, La; Captain G.
! Locke of West Lake La; Cecil Lyon Of
Dallas; w. H. O'Nen of Sherman; w. A.
Fletcher Of Beaumont; John y. Gilbert
of beaumont; c. +. Drake of Austin; j.
a. Pannawit2 Of orange, and Henry Nil
Ter of West Lake
Mr.. Barnes was Just from Beaumont,
whore he had installed a lodge with the
following officers; Grand Shark W. %.
Barnes Sr High Hi, j. A. Dozier; Jr.
li,el H-H., W. a. Prlddle; Scrivenotor,
l.. j. Par1winler; Holy Rojum, Ben VI.
Hammond; Band arsnatch, r. y. Kelley;
Oust5caton, p. II. Wiess, Gurdon. W.
r. CaSwell: Arcanoper, j. A. Bentley,
The following are the charter members
of Ihp lodge. TTarhart glau1 Iyray.r War
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HE RAILWAY WORLD.
TIE TAYLOR nAsTRoP AND nous
ihh TAYLOR, DAsTRop AND Nous.
Denies the Authority Of the County
A''"rneE 10 Demand Forfeiture
OF Its Chartcr-rhc Southern
fnclnc's Vacancy Discussed.

Georgetown, Texas, February l5.-Tho
defendants in the suit OF the state OF
texas vs. the Taylor, BastrOp aud Hous-
ton Railroad company have filed in the
district court, now in session, their origi-
nal answer to the quo warranto proceed
ings Instituted by District Attorney A. $.
Burlescn to forfeit the charter OF said
company. AS reported in The Post the
case was continued till the next term Of
court.
The answer claims that each Of defend
ants lives in the state of Texas, but that
none OF them live IN Williamson county,
ana are, therefore, not sueab,e h this
county That It appears from the petition
that the principal ouice of the TAYLOR,
Bastrop and Houston Is located and main
tanned in Bastrop and uut u Williamson
county, and the company is therefore ex-
empt from being sued in this county.
Ihat the information was filed ana eN-
hloited by District Attorney A. S. Bur
lesson, assumed to be In behalf of the
state OF Texas, seeking TO effect the char
Ter OF a private corporation, creatcd and
existing under and by virtue Of the laws
OF Texas; that said Burlcson, as district
attorney, or otherwise, is without uu-
thorlty to present ile or exhibit against
these defendants. That the attorney gem
eral alone has the power OF seeking the
judicial forfeiture of the charter OF said
corporation IT denies that the said Bur
lesson has tile power to present or prose-
cute the Information or petition presented.
For these and other reasons suggested IN
the answer defendant company asks that
tile suit be dismissed
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THE sAENGEnFEsT.
Meeting of the Directors Todny--'rhe
ghnIrmnn's Letter

rho directors OF the State saengerfest
association viii meet this morning az 10
O'Clock al Turner han for the purpose Of
hearing reports from the committees APP
pointed at the meeting he'd last Sunday.
one OF the most important matters In
connection with the Saengerfcst rs 20 Sc
cure acceptable round trip rates over the
railways. Mr.. Garrett Ilardcastle, chair
man of the transportation committee, has
already begun the work and yesterday
he was sending out the following circular
letter to tho general passenger agents OF
the Texas railroads;
Houston, Texas February l6 1894 Dear
Sir: During tine early pnrt 81 the mouth
of May thig year the bl-aunual twentieth
state saengorfest viii be IN convention In
this city,
or It's magnitude you no doubt are
well Informed. We seek your assistance
to further It's success and ask thht you
so arrange "A rate from all points on your
line that the occasion suggests.
We solicit your correspondence on the
subject and would be glad TO have an eN-
precision from you as to what we can anti
clpate on rates ana better inform The large
number we expect 10 be In attendance.
Awaiting your reply ! am, yours truly
Garrett Hardcastle,
Chairman transportation Committee.
The concerts during the Saengerfest VIII
be held IA the opera house, but the Com
mers" or festivals will be he'd IN Turner
hail Herbs band VIII furnish orchestral
and parade music for the saengerfeA.
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Great Northern have on the regular s.
round trip rate TO Galveston today.
The Isl Perkins" company went to Gal.
| weston yesterday on the midday flyer
day.
Chief Clerk Adams OF the general pas.
| sengcr department OF the Gulf, Colorado
ana santa Fc at Galveston was In the
city Yesterday.
The International and Great Northern
! announced It's last excursion to Laredo on
account Of the bun lights to take place
yesterday and today.
The excursions to Rockport over the
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass began yes
terday ana viii continue today, The round
'rlp rate from Houston Is $3.50.
The st. Louis Iron Mountain and South
ern is daily delivering TO the Texas and
Pacific new steel FOR the International and
Great Northern and Texas and Pacific rail
woys,
o. @. Burrows, travelling freight and pas.
serSer agent OF the 81. Joseph ana Grand
Joseph, was among tho visitors to Aous-
ton Yesterday,
President Huntington, who made "A spe-
cial trip over the san Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Thursday from Beeville to the
coast comp,Inented General Manager
Monserrate on the excellent condition of
the road
Traffic Manager Bein of the Houston
and Texas Central aud the Southern Pa
ciie. left for Now Orleans last night In or
der 20 attend the meeting OF the South
western Traffic association in that city
next Tuesday
The International and Great Northern
pay car arrived In Houston yesterday and
Went 10 Galveston In the afternoon, The
employees were paid Off for the past month
at both cities, and the car returned to Pal
@stine last night,
For the regular annual meeting OF the
Lumber Manufacturers association, which
convenes IN Memphis, Tenn, February n
aud -, the international and Great North
crn has announced a very low round trip
rate. Tickets VIII ZEE on sHlc February -
| and 20, limited to February Is for return.
The Gulf Colorado and Santa l'e Will
rake a rate of one fare FOR the round trip
TO Dallas ON account Of the meeting OF the
southern Baptist convention In that city
from May II to ~. Tickets will be on
sule May o. 10 and II, limited good 20 re-
Il IN from thirty days from date OF sale.
T. S Riley general foreman In the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass shops at san
Antonio leaves Monday Tor Little Rock,
having been appointed superintendent OF
motive powc or Of the little Rock and Hot
Springs railway. Last Friday he was pre-
scented with am elegant diamond ring by a
committee representing all the different
departments Of the Arkansas Pass
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eer or passengers In any part Of the

neer or passengers in any part of the
train.
Moreover 81 includes squirting Hppa-
rntus for throwing scalding water, so that
any person attempting To climb into the
engineers cab viii be Instantly scalded TO
death by water from the locomotive. The
inventor has already Forwarded plans and
Illustrations Of part of his invention TO
Washington city with the View OF seCur-
ing n patent, but he declines TO go into de-
tails or TO explain the methods by which
his device Is to be operated. for fear that
somebody else with a practical turn OF
mind might seize upon the suggestions and
get out an invention ahcld OF him lie Is
also too modest Go allow the reporter TO
publish his name. Some OF his friends re-
pose the utmost confidence In his scheme,
and believe that it will be success and
make a millionaire OF him.
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General Manager Charles b. Peck, OF the
Texas Car Service association, viii leave
for Austin Tuesday night in order to
appear before the railroad commission
next Wednesday
M is understood That the objections
made by the Galveston factors IN regard
do the new rules of demurrnge adopted
by the association has caused tho railroad
commission to request a discussion Of the
questions involved Tine Galveston par
tics ana several railroad managers have
been invited to appear with Colonel Peck
before that body at Austin Wednesday.
when the whole matter VIII be thoroughly
iuy45f l.y4 ted
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According to a report from North Texas
an ex-raHway cnipl-ye VINO formerly
worried on The Texas and Pacific, IS get
ting up an invention which, IN ne event
b,lng MIN an Independent fortune,
Iiis n device for eNtiuguishing me Hshts
on a train. and Is intended TO toil tram
robbers. train never was robbed, per
hrps on which there we're not enough
uctf,e armed 10 prevent the robbery u
he ra5scngers were placed on an equal
floling with tine robbers But mum COM
in~ un In the dark has The drop every
IL and mas an Of the advantages over
he neoole IN inc light who are taken I'M
WIRE. the Inventor claims that hy nus
Invention. II 1t proves a success, ettts
iirht on train can be instantly eAtl .li
giishei by me express messenger ensl-
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John H. Byrd, treasurer OF the Santa
Pc at Galveston, Is in the city.
General Manager Peck OF the Texas Car
Service association. visited Galveston yes
terday.
J. j. Ryan. master mechanic OF the
southern Pacific. left for New Orleans
last night
A. H. Swanson, who was IN Houston
for the past week, left last night for his
home IN New Orleans.
e. r. sesar, auditor Of the Southern Pa
cldc. left for New Orleans last night to
be gone only a few days,
Charley smith, city ticket agent OF the
Houston and Texas Central at Dallas,
spent yesterday in Houston.
Major john c. Lewis travelling passon-
ger agent Of the Iron Mountain route, re.
turned TO Austin last night,
The santa Re and the International and
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The following express packages remain
Hncalled for az the different express Of
fees:
Woia-Fargo & co.,-M. A. Adams, pr
$. A. AyagDe n. s. Ab0il. y. ". Brown,
j. Burn6. Aug. Bellegie, ". s. Baker
Lee iirisore EI Banks, J, g, Burke, Thos
Blair. l.uddie Brooks, W. A. Baker, Bow
ers & W., j. y. Blackburn J. chapmani
Kate Crawford, Giuseppe cu.laa d. -
Charpiot QIumblel. o. H. y. Lavender
r. u. Colyin. W W. Douglas, G. Duler,
T. Hogan. W. If. HickoS, Mrs. Emma
Hardeo. MISS NJ. Hamilton, Tom Hines'
Jack HumphY a, j. Ktmmett J kruiee,
n. J. Kerr. Max Lemon, Thos Lee, Levy
d Mcclure. J. Miller, D. 1ason. " II.
Mallory. S. II. Melton, 81. p. Pereauit'
Fred Schwartz, l.. sootteman j. J.. SaHsie,
". II. serIngton. n. sauer, Emile wise,
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The Tntnre seemn nrIehter.

81 Louis Republic.
W. D. Lawson travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
In a letter written to Mr.. james Barber,
general passenger agent OF the same COM
pany says times are looking brighter in
Texas He mas huring the past week Wis
tied Austin, Taylor Waco, Fort Worth
Dallas, and several towns up 10 Denton,
ana. while business IS quiet, the prospects
are II win soon revive. He says everyone
In Texas seems hopeful,
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san Marcos, Texas, February 17.-1he
citizens held mass meeting today 10
take steps toward securing The Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas eNteusion by die way
OF san Marcos. a resolution was pazse J
Offering to assist Ia securing righ, OF way
ana dnnnt Eronnds.
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George clnrls Mentioned.

IS, Texas. February 49, Several teie-
we're sent TO Washington parties
ny and this morning urging Hon.
CLARK as excellent timber for as
justice OF the supreme court OF the
States, The nomination OF Senator,
white OF Louisiana, however. set.
10 contest aud Texas win not be
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- GALVESTON JANUARY 81. 1894,

~ N E ALEXANDER.
yEs7 en slR-I CAN NOT LEAVE GAL
nlrr, WITHOUT EXPRESSING Mn,
lion MN ,,- FOR YOUR KIND pnrEp.
nm c 1rIHR TRAVELLING All az mn
70 co ouNrRY. IT Is A pLnAsr n ,
orrs,ss nan D., TO A HOTEL WHERE n,
opnIa,, ARE RECEIVED WITH T TN n
OILY - HOSPITALITY ONE worrn
TaE se, ~ Feet FROM FRTrNns
Aggopv. II" WILL REMAIN IN nv.
sHg sp NJ AS AN OASIS rnE MONS
asoeA n ICE THE TABLE b. H %2oHs.
s1cps : PERFECTION. ELS p
iasGss DEAR SIR. My wAp,,r,.,.-
'loys ~, AND MY coNGR ,l'1;(' ~ I
srsT 0S YOUR SPLENDID MnE 4 ,,Ir-
'0CRs TRULY.
RuEA.
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Newton Texas; r. o. wooa,n cut.
y, G Scudder Columbus. OH o ny. 50 !
Harris, New orleans; L. j. Byrpo"s ~; ~,
Honati; j. S. Hail. st. Louis ''es' Sln-
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RHEUMAr1sM QUICKLY CURED.

Mrs. =. NJ Let's OF this place had beer
troubled with rheumatism IN the arm, g
an. One half Of a 50 cent bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm effected a cure Y y
Neaves. druggist, Waverly, n. Y. TINS y
an article 81 great worth and merit, and
rs becoming famous FOR fta cures OF rheu-
matism. One application relieves the pain
For sale by druggists,
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Bennington sails.

lltar, February Ie.--Thc United
steamer Remington, which has
ere since February II. sailed yesier-
/ Bnhrlng Son.
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nrcc1,Ir COTTON Rceeirts j.

The cotton receipts for the past six
days were very small, being even less
than that OF the previous week Accord
ing TO railroads, the weeks receipts were:
Bales.
Houston and Texas Central. tSi
Southern Paciiic.,,..... .......,. ..,..,l, 1873
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass..,,..l,0l9
Houston East and West Texas,....., $50
International and Great Northern.,.- a66
Cuff, Colorado and Santa Fe..,....... 100
Missouri, Kansas and Texas."......-. 10
Total. ........ ........ ..,.....,5 1872
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PREME COURT JUDGE.
'AToR WHITE OF LOUISIANA
GETS THE PLACE.
----------
hrmed by the Senate Without
'ferenOo to the Judiciary Com
mittee or Objection.
ID B. HILL SPEAKS Briefly on
rHB NOMINATION.
pointed That New York Man Wa, No.
PP0ihtsd' But Approved the Wisdom
Of tho Presidents ohoioo.

shinston. February 10 Senator white
ousslana has been nominated for as-
e justice OF the supreme court. Sem
White Is nominated TO MI the vacan-
fused by the death of the late Jns-
Samuel r. Blatchtord. OF New YORK.
president nominated Mr.. White after
hneic refused to confirm Iiornblower
Pcchham.
selection of Justice from Louis.
10 a great surprise though It was
ltcd Immediately after Pccihnni's
nation had been rejected that the
lent considered himself free to 20
10 Of New York in making tho APP
ment- some surprise was manifested
the president went so far from New
and comments were to the effect that
"a no doubt taken the associate JUS
tut Of New York politics.
htor White was not az the capitol ana
no doubt aware of the honor about
bestowed upon him. although ID
| surprise to every other man in the
c. II 10 the usual custom In the SEN
hen senator is nominated. 70 COM
aim without waiting to refer tho Mons
ON to a committee This action IL
\ talSon except when sitting or an
aator is named. A single objection
affirmation without reference would
the nomination over.
l.6o o,olocl, ina a.,,,,, ,,,.,,, ,,.,. ~.
Ne session on motion OF MIR. Catfef'y
lbuisiana, with a yiew To the cons
ir
zion OF Senator White ut once The
Ia TO confirm his nomination ms aw-
,,
le subtlne WaS hlhue py MI fuhh
InbaInh, who made a speech ouloEiz-
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nv pvnihee anu was ioHVWeu py
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-
NC president hau IN ms "iHupin aseh
Y go outside OF New York for man
he Office. he was pleased thpt the
{. b,d hoen mada AZ wlaelv q,ha
ns !. ,,1.,, ~, .,,,,.,,.a go,
.t'e" " ~" -so1N
continuation OF MT Nhpte anu the
made known officially.
new Justice. 1t is supposed. viii
~. ,o,,,rniaaion and Il. renav Ia
49,. 49,. ~.
hip spht ~ Wv p'N' "-is' ''e -
court re-asselneles on me iirat Mon
March ailer us pepruary recsAs'
,,.,aa- ua,t,n 80. 49, 4,
ssdtsbb ~ i.afon,,che. Ia Ia Noysmbsr
yas educated At Mount ST. Aarya.
I1mmitabmg Md. at the Jesuit col
"a New orleans ana ~ seofset9w,n n.
Dlsslsts 81 ,e Soie, W. ,eensea ~
d. INV 6v The supienie court % Lon
III December, 1865; elected state
pr IN 1914 was appointed assoelata
OF the slPl5d'ns e9uft Z, s.9u s,sta
ny " q den ne 70 s,Icoeed James Il.
/. fsceiving no votes, against II votes
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INVALUABLE FOR COUGHS AND
COLDS

o. W. o. Hardmnn. sheriff OF Tyler
county. W. Va, appreciates a good thihg
and does not hesitate 10 ray 80, ne was
almost Frustrated with "a cold when he
procured a bottle Of Cilamberinin's Cough
Remedy. lie says: 1T save ne prompt
relief ! nnd II 10 be an Invaluable rem
edy for coughs and colds For SAFE py
druggists.
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Read Royal onl Flour ad.-Page u.
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Read Royal owl Flour ad.--PaEs =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-11-29
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

MASONIC. ANTIQUITY LODGE, No. 81, a.
M f, A, M-Regular meetings on the lSI
and Sd Wednesday in each month, " ~
O'Clock Pm. 0. l.. DOrnberg, w. NJ G' W.
Dickinson, Sec'y.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, r. A. M.-Stated
Convocations the I'd. Friday OF eacn monsn ~ 1oa
o, L. Dornberg. M. ::E. H.P. Sd. Hace'sec.
Rrnwoon FALLS CoMMANDERY. No. Is, KIT.
Stated conclaves first Monday of each month,
at 8P NJ H. N. Bell, E. c. EN- Holmes'hec
CHARITY CHAPTER, No. IS. o. E. s. Regular
meetin9s I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
each MONTH at 1880 p. m. Mrs. Florence
Bowers, W. NJ. Miss Charlotte Schmahl, Sec.
r 90. F.-REDwooD LODGE, No. 6S. meets
l.. every Saturday night, at 7:3O O'CLOCK
Brothers from distance cordially 1nvlteo 10
attend. A. s .Kenney, N g.; A Z. Burmelster'
II. s.
Z ENTERPRISE ENCAxPMENT. No. IS. Regular
meetings Ist and Sd Tuesday evenings Of each
month at $3.50 o. clock at l. .. y. nall:
A. b. Truesdell G. P. A. H. Noon. Il. 5,
CRYSTAL. LODGE. No. 25, D. of R.-Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
warck, n G. Mrs. Luella Noon. RS.
A O.U.W W.-REDwoOD FALLS LODGE, No.
n. IS, meets every Monday evening, at their
hall. Visiting brethren made welcome. u.
Byram, M. W.; s. .. Mason. Recorder.
II P.-REDwooDF FALLS LoDaE, No. A.
H. meets every Tuesday evening, in Ack- %
mann's Hall. visiting brothers are cordially
invited. C. w. Mead c, c.; HIM. Aune, H. II. ..
X A. K.-John S. Marsh Post, No. s5.Reg-
O.ular meetings every first and thlrd FRI
days of each month, at it's hall. At one O'ciock
p. M. E. D. French. CON-; Geo. Buxton, AdJt.
WoMEN's RELIEF CORrs-Meets second and
Fourth Tuesdays of each month Mrs. BESSIE
Newton, President; Mrs Elizabeth Rowe'S Sec.