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Rye Bread.

One pint rye flour, p pint corn meal,
y pint flour, l teaspoonfuI sugar, tea
spoonful salt, 2 teaSpoonfuls Royal
Baking Powder, 1 tablespoonful lard,
q pint milk. Sift together rye -four,
corn meal, flour, sugar, salt, and pow
der; rub in lard cold; add milk; mix
into smooth batter as for cake; pour
into well-greased tin, bake in moderate
oven 40 minutes. Protect loaf with pa
per first 20 minutes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
VITAL STATISTICS FOR JULY.
Ninety-Three Children Under One
Year of Age Died.

The report of the health depart
ment for the month of July shows that
there were 100 deaths, 2SS births and
70 marriages. The death rate per l,0OO
for the month was 1894, or 1913 per
1000 per annum. Thirty-four contag-
ious diseases were reported, of which
"a were diphtheria and 10 scarlet fever.
Six diphtheria cases resulted fatally,
and there was one death from mem
braneous Group. Of the total num-
ber of deaths SO were of infants under
one year of age. OF the remaining 107,
10 were of children from 1 to years
of age, from to 10 years, 6 from 10
to 20 years, % from 20 to 10 years. 20
from Oto so years, and 3 deaths of
persons over so years of age.
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Lectures on Professionalism.

Rev. ]. W. Conley left for Chicago
last night for the purpose of delivering
a course of five lectures before the
University of Chicago on the subject
of American Protestantism' in it's re-
lations to-first, DenominaEionalisin |:
Education; third, Roman Cath
olicism; fourth, the American Re-
public, and fifth, the Worlds Evangeli-
zation. 1t is quite probable tkst Mr..
Conley may be induced to deliyee these
lectures here during the coming 1sll.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
Cheap Rates to Denver.

On Aug. II and u cheap excursion
tickets will be on sale via THE North
Western Line" from Minneapolis and
st. Paul to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Manitou or Pueblo and return for
$3.50. For detailed information as to
these rates, please call on agents at
corner Robert and Sixth streets, st.
Paul; 13 Nicollet House Block, Min
neapolis; Union Depots in both cities
and 405 Messaba Block, Duluth.
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Historic Boston

Is most easily reached from the North
west by the 500 Line, the only through
car route from st. Paul. Tickets will
be on sale Aug. 10 to "a inclusive, at
rate of a single fare for the round trip.
For full particulars, address w. S.
Thorn, 39S Robert street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

Beusse is twenty-siX years of age and
unmarried. His Occupation is put
down as that of a clerk. His mind has
oeen affected for about year and his
condition has gradually been growing
worse. He is troubled with halluci-
nations of smell and taste.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
ALFALFA EXPERIMENT.

ALI ALEA EAPERl NJ ENT.
''Mr Benefits effort to grow alfalfa
is more than interesting. The results
which hang upon the outcome are i'm
portant. If alfalfa can be grown in
that region, it will be found of great
service to the live stock industry.
Some of the seed he sowed in nurse
crop of barley: some was sowed in
drills on the plan of cultivating the
crop the first year, and some orchard
grass was also sown in a nurse crop.
1t will probably be found that alfalfa
sown in drills and cultivated the first
season will be best able to endure.
"Mr. Bennett has also given careful
attention to the purchase of labor
saving machinery. But two of these
implements will be noticed mere. The
first is a pea harvester, manufactured
in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and the
second is a bean harvester, made by
a company in Michigan. The former
is an attachment to the mower, and
with. its help ten acres of peas may be
cut in day, with the assistance of
two men to bunch the peas and to lift
them out of the way of the mower.
The bean harvester will cut fourteen
acres in a day. 1t cuts two rows at a
time, and leaves them lying in one
string-like row.
ION the lines pursued by Mr.. Ben
nett, [ believe, great possibilities lie
before the farmers of Minnesota. The
effort should be made by everyone
engaged in tilling the soil, to avoid
growing two crops in succession, OF
any of the cereals, upon the same
piece of land. The faithful observance
of this simple principle of tillage would
mean very much to the farming inter-
ests of the state. 1t would certainly
go a great way toward the conserVa-
ton of soil fertility and increase in the
yield of the crops"
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Ordered to Rochester,

Henry Beusse was yesterday ex-
amined in the probate court on a
charge of insanity and ordered COM
mitted to the asylum at Rochester.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

The Gordon Hat will be the very new
est shape, but you can't touch it until
Aug. 18th. Then see that your dealer
gives you the Gordon and nothing else.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
Ilshan I Like n Hermit DweIi.v

HShaII i Like n Hermit DVyeII.N
Or, will 1 take advantage of the low
rate offered by the 500 Line to Macki-
nav and return? On sale every Tues
day and Friday in August; only $3.50
for the round trip. For particulars,
see or write w. S. Thorn, 1893 Robert
street IL
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

when it is proposed to go through the
rolls and compare the assessments of
the different business houses, with a
view to equalizing them.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

The condition of Frank s. Moore the
sWltchman injured in the Omaha wards
few days ago, is critical, his spine
having been seriously hurt
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

The Gordon Hat, Yes. if is tbe 1a+as+
thing, but it does not cost a fortune
ASK for it, and better still, see that
you get it,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

obtained from such grain crops the
present year would at least pay for the
cultivation given to the green crop of
1891
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
Dl ED.

D Adam Decker; bor1,
June 1S, 1889, 90 years old viii be
buried Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Aug. s, from late residence.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
CLEANED OUT THE HOUSE

Last night it was learned that the
parties holding the chattel mortgage
ON the household furniture of Wheeler
went to his residence yesterday after
noon and cleared out all of the furni-
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06

IHE latest Investigations by the United
W. States and Canadian Governments show
the ROYAL BAKING POWDER superior to all others
in purity and leavenng strength.
Statements by other manufacturers 10 the contrary hare been
arrd BY heefaalauhoiies1a afeakoas Of e6fal,sn
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-08-06
Will Go Through the Rolls. r.

VIII UU HN NUnSI tnc ItOIISs II
The session of the board of equali-
zation was very short yesterday.
There being no protests submitted, 1.-THE
board simply adjourned until today,
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
New Orders Not Flowing in With
Expected Rapidity.
SPRINGS OF NEW BUSINESS VERY Low
Speculative Circles win Probably Re.
main quiet Un,i Early
Next Year.

| New York December ar. G.. Dun A.
| ~. -, ,,.o.,,.,,, ,t. - 49,, -, -,
W "'ehiF review Oh uauc, winch ISSUES
| tomorrow, VIII say.
| Pusinesss 10 sim siuygiab nc ~ .oryed
| -, -.,. -, 4o
~ ''l"uise"Ve VI t'e aPpe'i'e
! Tor buying when prices were advancing.
| IN nearly every brars.h stocks not vet
| di.tru,utc, q, ,.,',,.,,,,,.,., - D. ~. -.
''''"'N' ~ '''i9 uiii''s sun" III Hlc way
OF new orders. and competition of a pro-
ducing force largely exceeding the proscnt
I demand nuts 1ou,n prt,cs ~, 3ooii,,o 49,.
| -, i N"' P'iNe9 '""' "Vp''"V ~
'A'HAhE purchases yet more. After the
! holidays men look for "a larger demand
! For tho nros,,, .aort,,,,., -, 80. h,,.,
-. - 'l'' ''S9 - ~" '"'i
i'rs arr tunhihE low, but enough Is do
t''s On olu olctrs 10 keep most OF the
Moi Na "iu2ioSeu IN part ana good pro-
w 'pl iully y financial ntu%nccs nave
| .gt hinuvred ana rarely ms the upcnins
vl srss'oh Oh congress AFFECTED business
=" ntle-
e, nrdt mas advanced about | cent iof
~ Wc,H. Corn moves from farms less
bi,fSS rmdi, yehr ago, inc low prices
,i w. w cNp3rtS were i'-atf pusn-
,a 'S"IlSi ~ ~ laSi year. cotton mas
a., ~ WVan utculllhG q Tor tne week ana
NJ 'in'i,ud'S opu IN - points ihe qhhhuty
III, mas come INTO s'Sht' 81 per cent loss
a"'u l,'S "a year, 10 dlte, does not indicate
Nv d, or % per cent smaller as many
,r,'st, tnousn nc recent inoNemcu, II
,I,S s.oW; H3r,hetn spinners nave taken
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mot includod IN total.
rRADsTR GETS FINANCE Il

rRADSTR GETS FINANCE REVIEW.
New York. December 6--Hradstrcet s
financial review tomorrow will say: Con-
,,ress has met AMI the presidents mcs-
sage IS published. The latter document
agrees with previous anticpatious, but
as no legislative action is probable unul
aftcr january !. the disposition iu spccu-
ldtiNe circles IS to walt Chicago gas. aft
tiou. enjoyed a quick rally. due to a de-
cisinu in favor az tho consolidation, while
American tobacco and United States
leather We're The objects Of moro or less
WaAipulatiNc attention. The railway ahilc
list on tho whole was neglected aud to a
certain cNtout irregular IN Its course.
The return OF tho Chicago ana North
western To a half yearly dividend rate
of ~ pcr cent, or ! per cent higher than
the dividend declared ON the stock six
months ago, seemed to have llttlc effect.
Some attention WAS paid ia the very Ia
Vovahlc earnings OF the St rauI road.
while those OF the Rock island corpora -
ish Influence Very little. indeed was
done Ia other portions OF tho stock list
Leading interests seem Inclined In wait
tin there Is some definite knowledge In
regard to tho attitude OF congress- ON the
currency complications.
Eurorc was also very Inactive. thourh
| Il would seem that the idea OF the failure
Of congress 10 act on the currency and
tho possibility of n revived agitation of
tariff questions in this country has had
an unfaNorAhlo Cffcct on tho staudlnl. of
American securities abroad Tho az
change market WAS dun all week and
scarcely counted as factor I'm specuin-
ton. though the shipment Of 81. no do sofa
TO Europe had n slightly unfavorable in.
iluC nee AZ the close OF the week
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demand and the bclated autumn request
camc together.
Notwithstanding almost uniform reports
Of quiet and unchaug conditions. It
should be- noted that jacksonville, Angus
ia and Birmingham at the South. Mil
Waukcc. Kansas city and ST Louis at
the West. provo exceptions I othc rule 10y
reporting gains in demand for staples
CO impaired with the preceding week. tN-
ports of wheat Olour included as whcaD
from both coasts of the United States
this week none from MONTREAL amount
to- q, llh.uG1 bushels. as comudrcd with @,ihn,-
o.0 lgst week. 2,olL0oo in the week a year
ago. 2.i5S,ooU In the week two years ago
ana i.iOi 600 three years ago. Total bust
u"Ss failures in the United States MS rec
ported to BraGstreers this week number
55, against 2SS last week 322 in the nrst
week of December last year 3N5 IN 1885
and 2Gj in 1852.
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NEW srEERAGE RATES.

New York December i.-rha revised
storage rates TO Europe went into effect
Mr. Johnson OF the Thingyalla line. said
10 simplify matters may say that We
rates. " '"''u
There are fast ships, medium ships ana
SLOW ships to Europe. There is a d.frer-
medium raters and $3.50 between The rate os
of the fast and slow ships
After two years Of war II rates he
we arrived nj tho basis of from s55 10
~ TO British ports and from S9q50 IN
W. TO- Scandlvan points for stecrage mas.
sage" i'
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AknlrRArIoN roR EXcnANlins

VhIcNgo. Ucoom0eT 6'--AI tho ononing
session Of the National livestock OK
change today the question or arbitration
of differences between members of dif-
fercni exchanges occupied the greater
part Of the time. The matter was re-
ferred to a special committee to formu-
atc some plans Of action and to rcpor:
before adjournment. The chair appointed
NcSsrs. Mccoy OF Kansas city, Martin of
Omaha, James Of ST. Louis, Broderick
Of East -. Louis, Mason Of Sioux CIV.
G. " Simpson OF Fort Worth and e. ".
Mallory Of chicago.
At the afternoon session the report OF
the executive committee was considered.
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ELECTION or rrrlrr.,s

Houston Lodge No. 49, Knights Of
Pythias hold,an enthusiastic meeting last
night The following officers were ole,.te,
for the ensuing term.
.Heoige Biasoret. G. G.; S. w. Blo1vo,
". J. 7. Smith. Nj al A: TIL fF' ria,'Si.,l,
sixth term, X. Of Il. ana s q. n M,
NJ Of r. John Kennedy. SKIN term. n
% r. r.; t g, hey, l. o. Thon as oven. .. g.:
roaentatiye to Grand Lodgc. '''''''' ''p'
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IS Lcora, New York sid Nov. 20.
sch w. HAL, Baltimore. sid Nov 10.
Sch Warren Adams, Baltimore, sid Nov
S.. Nerbena. Gibraltar. sid Sent ls.
Ss. Ronald. Newcastle, sid sept is.
So. Wcsihall. Newport. sid sept Ia.
Bk liirotha. Middlesborough, I'D Sep,
S. Khio, Genoa, sid Aug II.
snip hyter Q3r). Calcutta. sid Sept 10.
- keenan, tlSD foochow. sid Sept &C.
- Salopia. BtJnnerhaVen, sid oct 30
50 Mtlderspool, Liverpool sid Nov H.
rs WA. Branfoot u3r), Liverpool. sid
IS Toutonla orb, Liverpool. sid Nov.
So Maori d}rl, Sunderland. sid Nov 10.
~ Sarmaiia Oir1. Duukirk. sli
- Eric d'r). Antwerp, sid Oct o.
- tihnaSron (ir), Ius palmns sid $3.50
- Cambria Q}r). Hamburg. sid Nov Of
sch George raniane, Philadelphia, sid
sch Harry \. Bcrwnrd, Philadelphia. Sid
sch NJ. Y. II, Chase. philadelphia. sid
IGcl. $4,000 N
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Messrs- George Hiehter and Gus Albert
were at Harrisburg On a hunting eap.di-
ton yesterday. while returning iomo a
sun was accidentally discharged AMI SIR.
Richter's right shoulder was badly lar.-
rated by the shot Mr. Aibcrfa rig,biu,.
wns perforated, but he was uulnnlrrd,
corner OF bingham aud OAK streets Whsrs
his injured shoulder was ,,rtxs.d bv IN
II. ~ Beriug The injury IL painful lm,
not dangerous ""'
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the DEATH RoLL.


Mrs. G 3. Wells aftor an Illness Of sev-
oyal months. died yestceday at her home,
on 81 Charles street. between Rusk and
capiiol streets She wax the wife OF G.
: We'll. formerly secretary Of the New
resided ~ Nictone I'm four or dVo months
ago. The fnuotal win take place this
morning az 10 o'cleclS, intormont at Mag
upliH GENE terry.
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Bessie. agcd l3 wears. daughter Of Mrs.
Katie Mccall died at . o'clock yesterday
morning, al tho residence Of her mother
0u Prairie Avenue. between Crawford aud
LVBruuoh streets The funeral hour has
not bttn announced.
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RRAnsTREMl.s rRAna nnnlrn.

New York. December b.-Bradstrcets
tomorrow VIII say General trade con-
unues the features OF the preceding weeks.
smaller Volume and in most lines of bust
ness being conducted corscrVatNely, ac-
lively only n clothng. woolcns shoes
hardware ana notions generally OF "a mn
ing-in character. The season has evident
y hs@n q late one, prolonged mild weather
having delayed orders until the Christmas
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70 Ross Rowe * Merr1w-Edenmor
UD Haraola GiD
To Fowler y McVltie-Ss FrancIsc,
tSW. Toledo CBp, Sch John Il PenrosG.
- Danruur O;t). s. Voltage. IS llawhurst
tiri SIR Pensacola tAm).
To VIM Iarr & Co.'S. pympton tBr>
-, Cape Ceionna, Pedro, Nortigern (Br),,
NViuIa (Sp).
To J. Moller & Co.'s, ST Gyles, Mari.
TINE a. Jerome, Iarkland C3p. Ribston
To ". W. wilson-Ss. Tropca Br).
Mayumha OBJ, SIS Helen OBJ.
10 Riuloy !iohenthal--Ss Kintuck
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on resurrection morn. The burial services
for the dead OF the mystic rites of Free
Masonry were performed by Holland
Lodge No l. A. H. and A. Nj, OF which
deceased had long been an honored men,
Der. and intcrmcnt was In tho Jewish
cemetery on san Felipe street,
Dick Bowling Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams. ATTENDED the funeral under COM
mind of Adiutant Reayens
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sTORr ptRGLARIHED.

The store OF J. Barthe. corner of Me
Kinney and broadway. was burslarized
Thurs day night Playing cards, under
clothing and twelve hottlcs OF whisky and
VIM Mrrp cllrlnl aMAN.
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Rice Lodge. Thoniason,
Ihritty Lodgc-G. &. Field.
Caddo LcugsJ; u, Moore
midlothian 1,cige-w. j. Rhodes.
Dcvinc Lcdge-Marshali 3urnoy.
zephyr LodgS-P. W. Gravis.
harmony Lodge Walter G. kcrkcr.
Mt Hiram Lodge. II. Clements
Axle Lodge-E. ri. Boone.
Rogers i.odgs.-M. r. Mendrick.,
Afilano Lodge--Dau Lines.
Blum Iodg,--I. A. Brooks.
Duffau Lodge--W. T.. Bower.
Tioga--G.. .. Craven.
Paint Rock Lodge-W. c. Montgom
Crystal Falls Lodge-H. b. Black.
Zerne lspuge--J. w. Moore.
Fatmeraville Lodge. NJ. Franks.
Midland LODGE. n. Knowles.
Whit Lodge-B. r. Henning
Eagle Pass Lodge-R Klcnsmi,h.
BRADY Lodge a. Jones.
S SSm s; a,,s LoassA <, N kay ySmsrv
Sunset Lodged. Il. Trotter,
Abba Lodge-R a. Cain.
.forlen Lodge-J, G. Lindsay.
Wichita Lodge Frank isowl.on.
Oak Font Lodge-s: ~. Gillespie.
Alexandria L1dee-Ci, II. Mayes.
Nash Lodge; II. Weodrin.
Mooresville Lodgs-J. b. Taylor.
ilalbert I.odge--w, Il. Jones.
Ralllnyer. Lodge. \ Billups.
Italy Lodse-W. J. Jennings.
Yarrplipn I.odge--W. H. sloan
Gihon Lodge-u. Il. Williamson.
New Hope Lodge X. Wcstbrook
Hen Franklin I.odge-lp. C.. Hooker.
New Albany Lodgew. a. Burt.
Fcrfley isodgc-F. Ferguson.
Mysta Lodge Joshua BoNcrs.
Lone star Lodge. ". Wardiow.
Mountain Lodge &C; y. Stephan.
K Ross@ ei Lo4 iodcl N SITE l Brakeman
McDade Lodge. ". lladrcy.
r y. Chisholm Lodge-A. Piatt.
luflsiu LeigeJ. f., Mcpherson
Poelrilc l.odgc-l. w. Rrouhey.
Granger i,odgc-j Newton Keller.
Ashley I.ufge-C. C. Miles
1ockhart Lodge S Ailiu.
Mt Nernpn Lodge~w b.. Rouniree.
Belchefvillc toiec-H. u walker.
Hayrick fodge-M y. Sheppard.
korv.ile Lodso-J. W Nauu
Argyle Lpdge--J. " Shaw
Wiley a,auuinR Lodge John W. Hardy
Archer E.olee-r. II. Alarbcrry.
Metkei I.oagt-W ". Wheeler.
i'loyd Guy Lodec-I C. andrews
Town Park Lodge W g. Coylc.
Gornan Lodse-E r iee
Vaughan Lodge T.. g. Hamner
South sulphur r.olg w. A. o'Ncal.
inka foareHj ". crawford.
iIlunialc Lodge J. .. Holt
Kaufman LODGE " Holloway.
S S'9ill l.9a fodse i " F " MCGOWAN.
Julia Lodge $ -. icftiu.
Rc5dy Lodge " J brennan
Rainbow Lod@e-C TT Howard.
Tcrahn , al@eW 7 rriyrv.
Mela1wiHe Ioare-W H. uean.
Eyer 4o1s@ Vim
Tort ~ tWtt l.o7e sam Wa'Nck
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RANK CLEAR1NGs

New York, December 6.-'rho following
table compiled by Bradstreets. shows the
total clcnrancos at the principal cities
md the percentage OF Increase or decrease
as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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We recommend the use ~ Dr Seigort,s
Augostura Mttcrs 10 our friends WHO sur
fer with dyspepsia.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGur CO

blackburn 4 Bailey. up-to.date photor
raphcrS, loQSis Prairie avenue
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Ga for Illuminating. cooking. heatina
and power II desired Apply to J. j,
Mekeeyer, General Manager.
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Tho latest improvements In photogranhv
Hlntkburn y Nniley. l01Nis prnArle aNrnnn
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Two Vacancies Filled hv Grand Mas
ter Abcrncthv,
b. /. BOON AND JC. AYERS CHOSEN.
Complets List Of Representatives From
Subordinate Lodges Attending the
Fesslou Of The Committee ON Work.

]. &. Ayers of Columbus
ra,n, u.ti, he found names OF repre-.
.,,', 800, of subordinatc lodges in at
tendance upon the committee on work;
Ira,,and I.o,,re.-c J. Wright.
4 io,nhnu Sss.n ,ne q uarrls.
T T,l,ain 'ifsnalre-sSV. #, Gibson.
r ri,,i,3y Iodee--J. W. r. Allen
Marshali l.9dsis-', ~ IL h Ia
paris iso1se,.s. ,s1,vard lewis
3g I,ns,,,s. Iode,,-A N Erashers.
i IatgS,asu Iodse@Robtrt Sample.
springiiet, !. Isod g -; J.. Bryan.
Sharon LnuSs-" ~ ospysn,
Tolora,do Lo .1igieIoh lr'i Rpynolds
rsiriiein, i-1usf-1 -, % shsw
Elce 111s a,,g looE'T Mi;eb sIlw'
Irasls ifous1 ~ T,,,,.tv
rrsiine a. a. iqps, = ,o,,ri Se~''
s t.0ra i hue II f, lanes Mann.
~ Paso L9dge,,W, G; Hoimes'
Newton, l.odge ! 5. AgH ,sSu
Mount Horsn l-qus, =; 5't'"'
keechi isodtg ~ &c Ut.
Prairs Lea IooYt-l X. N9higy'
sam Sonford L9dEe-,p VI, 49,. MSeN NJ,
Sprlng I'M LOO ~ -, a'o 1919
Fast Trinity l.ols1 v, ifawHofn'
Lancast u Looge-1lr' - u Ho s,,.,,
Athens Lodge; John $, Jones; ,,u
Whitewfight Loigc.p- 5. Mcmillan,
j. +. Taylor Lo,ige J. j. Roam.
San, Andres Loddse-l T C.ollicr
ST. PAU L.odgs 4 Kelso.
Hardeuan I.odgc-~S Keith.
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HoLIpAY CARNIVAL.
A Gala Day Asked For During the Weeks
Festivities.

A Gala Day Asked For During the Weeks
Festivities,
The business men who are arranging
the holiday excursion and carnival ARE
actively at work and have secured rates
from nearly all the railroads. The fol-
lowing address was prepared yesterday:
To the Houston Public:
The decoration committee appointed hy
tho meeting OF business men TO inaugurate
holiday excursions to Houston. beg TO
present this appeal to the citizens. Tho
week before Christmas We win have thou
sands OF strangers IN the city and we tic
sire all buildings and residences to present
fine appearance In the way Of dccora-
lions While splendid show windows flllcd
with elegant goods of all kinds will be a
sight well worth seeing: still flags and
bunting will add much to the general ef-
feet There are several decorators here
who will do the work. and they VIII make
canvass OF the city at once and make
reasonable contracts.
This committee would respectfully urge
our people TO do all they can to make a
gala display during holiday week
W j. Hancock,
las. Butte,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
port Of Galvcston. December

Pom OF Golyeslon, December G.
Arrived.
So Clinton, Nyrtsoh. Point Isabel
Sailed
IS clinton, Werisch, Morgan City.
~ Comal Evans. Boston.