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I'D the fine building WI soon be fin

and the fine building WI soon be fin
ishod.
&c Chicaeo ana Alton hrs made an ar.
rangement with the Kansas City, Pitts
bu,g aad Gulf by which it Is enabled &c
quote rates from any point ca Its line 20
omaha.
MIR. James A. Wilson live stock agent Of
Tie Chicago and Alton at Fort Worth,
has been appointed general live stock agent
of that road at St, Louis, to succeed J2hh
Neebitt, deceased,
M. L. J, Polk. live stock agcut OF the
Kansas City Pittsbprg and Gulf railroad,
has returned from business trip over his
territory and viii spend today al his head
quarters in this city.
Mr. w. u. Lawson. travelling paseenge.
agent Of the Missouri Kansas and Texas
after spending the day on official bust
ness at Galveston. returned 10 HE head
quarters in shls city last evening
The Morgan line steamship Ei Mar has
arrived al Sabine Pass from New York ana
is now being loaded for Eastern points.
she will be followed 10 q few days by the
FL Dorado OF the same line
a special tourist car. bound for Wash.
ington and containing a number o, passcr-
gers. arrived In Houston FROM san Antonio
last night and was switched on to the de-
parting Houston East and West Texas
train.
The Mexican National will reduce It's
through train schedule between Mexico City
and the United States rearly el>yen hours.
This is result Of having improved the
roadhed and equipments chihuahua En-
terprise.
Mr. j. G. Lindsay. contracting freight
agent OF the Missouri, Kansas and Tex.S
who for several days past has been attend
ing to she business interests OF the line at
Dallas. returned yesterday TO his Houston
headquarters.
Colonel j. c. Andrews. Southwestern pas
scnger agent OF the Piedmont Air line
tSouthern railway, returned TO his Hous-
ton headquarters Yesterday from IN ex-
tended business trip through South and
North Texas
The suit of Governor Pincree OF Michi-
gan to compel the Michigan Central railroad
to sell him a 1000-mile family ticket al The
rate OF cents per mile under the law OF
1891 has been decided IN favor OF the com
rany by the supreme court OF the State.
b y little ophemeral friction between inc
city government ard one or ulors OF II,
Houston railroads. annnt drainage matters
is not improbable, The city has mada tht
first move, and the interested parties on u
other.side OF the question are likely 10 b,
soon heard from.
Excavations are in progress for putting
In steam heating plant in the Grar5 Gem
trail depot. and aiso for flooring the build
Ing with GeGigi marble When the cor.
templated renovation Of the building Ia
completed II viii he one Of the handaomest
| railroad stations In TeXs.
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cRIrTEyTov nrscuE MISSION.
The Work Done During fhc Month
of August and September.

The Work Done During The Months
of August and September.
Report OF Florence Crittenton rescue mis-.
elon for months OF August AMI September.
1895:
Month OF August: Attendance, ball 1900,
market square 1900; asked for prayer, So;
protested conversion, 81.
Month of September; Attendance, hall
1893, market square 1850; asked for prayer.
i5; professed conversion. 10.
Total for seven months Attendance.
.s,s4s. asked for prayer. S62; protested con-
version. 1894
Total for 1898 Attendance, 80 0e1 asked
for prayers. o66; protested conversion. 4i4 !.
Cash expended s2S9.95, or $751; per
month.
During the past seven months si2S. 20 has
been received from free viii offerings priD-
clpaliy st market square meetings FOR the
maintenance OF the home for fallen women.
The mission IS free from debt. Yet we
need piano and Mrs. II. II, MacNicholls
has in rehearsal concert 10 be given in
the early part OF November, the proeee Is
to be applied to the purchase Of plsGo
A mission without good muse IL like an
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The cotton still Keeps rolling mo lious"
ton. and all the railroads are kept busy.
Mr.. J. d. Bone. commercial agent of The
Cotton Belt, returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. c. Cook formerly OF Houston, IS
making the Railway Journal hum at ST.
Louis.
There lie an unusual amount OF activity
IN railroad building In Southern Mexico at
present.
The Kansas City, Pitteburg and Gult
proposes to build a hospital for its employees
at Kansas City.
Mr.. w H. Weeks, general live stock
agent of the Cotton Belt at Fort Worth
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. c. o. 'Gatlin. commercial agent OF the
Missouri kansag and Texas, is back from
business rip over his line
Mr.. O. W. Case has been appointed d.
vision superintendent OF the Weiis-FarRp
EXPRESS company al Fort Worth.
The eastbound Southern Pacific train
from San Antonio last night arrived In
Houston over an hour behind time
Mr.. p. j. OFT, route agent OF The Wells
Fargo Express company 81 Ell paso, IS eS-
pected 10 visit the city this evening.
Mr.. Eli A. Hirsehfield. assistant general
Messenger agent OF the Fort Worth ami
Denver City railroad Is visiting Houston.
SIR. J. II. Langtree. supsril'sntent OF
the Wells Fargo Express company for ih
western division. Is expected in Houston
today.
Mr J. C. Crawford editor os the Texas
Railway News and illustrator got back "a
Houston yesterday after weeks sojourn
at the Dallas fair.
Mr. L. n Mills. city passenger and ii,k-,
agent Of the Houston East and Vest Texes
railroad. was aiming the departures last
eht for the Dallas fair.
4 discharged brakeman Of the Santa 70
has had trainmas,er arrested recently for
refusing 70 rive r,asens for 'iispharglng
him The incident occurred in Kansas.
Work on the new freight depot OF ths
Houston and Texas Central at Fort Worth
Il being prosscuted without intermission.
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REHEARING GRANTED.



Austin, Texas October 1.-THE railroad
commission issued the following notice his
morning providing for rehearing In the
matter of compress charges:
1T is ordered that notice be and the
same IS hereby given to all persons inter-
e'ted that the railroad commission OF
Texas will, on Wednesday October &c. 1898,
al rs office IN Ausun take up and conslarr
the matter of proposed revision OF the
third rule in section 3 of commodity tariff
No &c, Issued october 6, TO apily o,i s.-e,-
n.ents of cotton in bales, transported by
railroads between points in Texas, nuI ei-
fective October q. 1898.
1T has been proposed to the commission
by many interested persons to amend par
agnaph 8 of said third rule so that tho
maximum amount of the cost OF compress
ing assumed by railroad companies sh6N
be 10 cents instead of S cents per 100
pounds.
"All persons Interested in the matter en-
braced in this not 70 are requested to pre-
sent TO the commission their views in re-
gard to same on or before the day OF hear
ing. John H. Reagan, Chairman,
81, ], Storey.
ALLISON Mayficld,
Commissioners"
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Changes and Appointm.n,s.

me current number OF the Railway Jour
nal OF st. Louis gives the following rail-
way appointments. many OF which have
been already announced in TIE Post:
W. ;. Eidridge, agent OF the Texas and
Pacific. Dcniscn; II. C. Chapel, assistant
superintendent os terminals. HI Paso; T.
speer. assistant ticket agen, OF Texas and
Pacific at Dallas; {. l., Llmper. baggage
ma ter of the Houston ana Texas Central
al Hampstead; c. T. Gmy city passsne.t
agent OF the Texas aud Pacific. Dallas
TO- brewer, loaGsuaster of the santa Fe,
AVN; N. I, Wilson clerk in the Dallas o.
,.Se OF TIE Missouri. Kansas and Texas;
frank Harris, division roadinaster OF the
same iine at At0ka l. r.; r. Il. MorSan
seAsIai lave stock aseat OF the i'ecos al
icy and Northeastern railway; William l.,
NNmpoeli, cterl. in the Galveston office oil
the l'ort Arthur route; Mir. LIN say OF Dal-
las becomes rate clerk OF the Texas aaj
faculo ar Fort Worth, hfed huau goos ao
clerk to the Missouri. Kansas ana Tax4s
at smlthSille; frank Brown OF Fort Worth
o,eomes chief clerk in the liNo stock o.
fice OF the Frisco at East ST. Louis; Airs
Jerry OSonnor, widow OF the late aulitot
OF the Rio Grande and El Paso railway. has
Obtained clerkship IN the salta t'o oflicS
at topeka, Fred W. Pulllam, late railway
editor OF the Kansas City Times, has beer
Installed as private SECRETARY to the gen.
eral superintendent OF the Texacl4na and
Fort Smith railway at ToxSrkana; Miss
Ahua Suggs OF Daiias has been appointed
stenographer in the division sltperintend-
tM's office of the Missouri. Kansas and
TcNas at Den.son, r II. Redfioid OF Tyler
Is now chiet rate clerk IN this 81. L0ais
freight office of the last named company
II. c. Woumbledorf has been appointed
foreman Of car inspectors OF the Texas aud
Pacific, with headquarters at Marshall
Texas; A. S. Wagner has become assistant
city ticket agent Of the Cotton Belt at BAL
las; L. Woodard OF Fort Worth has been
reinstated as passenger conductor of the
Texas and Pacific. W. G. Hall has been
appointed sardna lister of the Texas and Pa
clfc and of the Iron Mountain at TeXar
kama; i. c. Ross OF R0ssville. Texas, ha'
been appointed inspector Of masonry of tha
chihuahua and Pacific, Chihuahus, Mexico
w. II. Wynue of Texarkana Is appointed
agent OF the Wells-Fargo Express company
at Shreveport.
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A DECISION RENDERED.
rhe Free Time Rule at Galveston
Wharyes Must stand.

Austin, Texas, October l5.--lhe raiiFos'
commission this evening announced lts oe-
c,siou in the matter of free time aud me
delivery of cotton seed products On me
Galveston wharyes II is TO the effect tnat
the ruling OF September 90 fixing Inc nee
time for cotton at five WORKING Gays 80
for cotton seed products at zen WIDTHS
days, must stand.
win regard to the delivery OF cct'oD
seed meal and cake. the amena nent to en-
cular 4ol asked for by the railroads 10 ton.
nj the delivery Of all shipmedSs o. sssz
800 ions OF such products at a spserled plsF
is refused. the commission oeing OF me
opinlon that this matter can bee. De Ar
ranged BY agreement between III pdruos
interested without It's interference
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Official mortunry ieport for the city Of
Houston for the week ending IL o'clock M.
October Is, 1888;
October S: wm. p. Archer, aged 10
years ccrebritis. Sarah Irving, female,
colored; pernicious fever.
October .; Infant OF G. Buys, female;
premature. Child OF j. J Ryan. aged ~
years; maiaritl fever. Infant OF s. hn4er-
Ton, colored, female aged 10 days, inani-
lion Thomas Busch, aged 66 years. heart
disease,
October II: Mrs. II A. Spencer. to-
male. nged SO years; senility. James Heart
welt, aged 65 years old age. Infant George
Beck, Eged 1 month; marasmus
October IS: Emma Scott, female, coorcd
aged 10 years malarlal fever. J. IL Spray.
aged 30. pneumonia.
r. Rutherford. MD.
City Health Officer,
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Mr. l. NJ. Warner, agent of the Wells
Fargo Express company at Houston, WHO
through Illness was temporarily 7ucereded
by MIR. r. E. l.. Montgomery, divjeio1 so
licitor. has recovered from his dispc iticn
and mas been appointed agent Of tho same
company at Victoria.
Mr. S. p Rowland, who for long time
past has been the popular and efficient
agent of the Wells Fargo company at
Shreveport, La. has been promoted to the
same position at Houston, and he M oin'-
ment promises to give great satlafactich.
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EIN GT.CI.A sc

Fpnk A. Hervey. Sr., Manager
h rooms. with private baths. supplied
/ pure artesian water from our own we'll :
sAmpls rooms, with hest and most con-
lct accommodations for commercial men.
ESQ to 400 per day. Strictly first
Osborn, Dallas; Jay Morris, Paducah,
4. Mathis. st, Louis; l., j. Polk, city;
Aountoastle, Kansas City; J.B. Thomas,
more 7. preytus, Miss Al Groman, Geo
Vhite. New York. John A. Clark San
nlo;J. Lane, La Grange; VIM. II. Ter
Lewis dc Ia Roso. Chas. flolfer. New
tr .. Fermier, Mobile: VIM. NJ. Phil
Harvey, Dallas; j. j Nathan, Benu-
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engine without steam. and our audience has
deprecated during aaa summer months
through our inability 70 secure an organ-
is in warm weather. There were many
ofees as pianist, but none as organst
The mr c rendered last Sunday was the
beat IN months, aud we expect greet thinss
In the future, If the Christians In Houston
who can sing. would give this work thor
attention " is capable OF wonderful poSsi-
bill Nrs. ana Ne earnestly appeal To every
Christian wleo can sing 10 come and help,
VIM Bradburn, Superintendent.
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Rates $3.50 and S3. 90 per day.
JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.


9 Harrlck, Canton, Ohio; John Dean. ".
ES I.wra,lway; Tom Cade. San Marcos
Z, sinclair. Galveston; Robert Schmer-
Ssh antonio; Miss lola Gentry. Louis
"m. Meiss, Beaumont: ]. e johnson,
II, y. W skinner, N, X. and T. rail-
'uase d. Gavin, Galveston W. H.
city; Miss Myrtle Lott, Miss V. Lott,
FvM. y, Porter, Cuero; j. W. Nc
,MIs J. W. McCarty, A. NJ. McCartv,
Lake; Geo. A. Boutwell,, ST. Louis; w
|ssks Fort Worth; Richard Ehbert, San
w !. J. Anthony. San Antonio; Miss
~ x. Lyons, T. NJ. Coleman, II. L..
n EDWARD Copnelley, city; f. Farms
! Sueio: A. d. Marks, San Antonio; T.
|mTett' Houston, p. T.. Brennan. Wealth
y y. Draskard, New Orleans: +. H.
sity: d; S. Sessions, Ennls; G. A.
bryan; j. A. Holland. Orange; Geo.
~ WE Columbus; w. Power. New Or
4. Soldt. San Antonio Mrs NJ. Web
Ateston; W. Weiss, Beaumont
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Little Roberta II. Ferguson celebrated her
third birthday Friday eve, corner Mckee
and Brooks Many games were played,
Her presents were numerous. At $50 they
were invited into the dining room, where
refreshments were served Those present
were: Mis- es Come RayfOrd Hazel
George. Alice Richie, Alona Underwood,
Sadie Daniels, Roberta II. Ferguson, Enid
bell Ferguson, Masters Theo. Smith. Earl
Rayford, Godfrey Caufinan, OioAe WIFI,
George Delhomme, Luke Daniels.
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Res,rnntion and appointment.

Mr. II. ]. Lyons general freight agent OF
the Atlantic system of the Southern Pacific.
hss resigned that office and same has been
accepted by the company. 1t Is Understood
in circles close TO headquarters that the
position will not be filled. at least for the
present, most of the duties pertaining 10
the post being assigned to Mr.. O. S. Fay.
who has It's been appo nted assistant gen
eral freight agent OF the same system.
with headquaItefs ct New Orleans.
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kERs AND L-.,EECrroNERs.

"eorsnnize and Declare Exist
Ing bOycotts on.
ou'neymen bakers and confectioners
Wy met last night and organized
assembly OF the knights Of Labor.
sSn assigned for REORGANIZATION
some differences have prevailed OF
ae oiu union. The new organizs-
@ OUT by pledging itself to policy
ana harmony and declares OF all
esAiseng for some time past against
e lead!ng bakeries of the city as
unhir and unjus,.
oM'ng were elected officers Of the
sSalzation: Master workman, j.
s.ethy foreman, H. Dunn; record
S'ass, H. Gesell; organizer, c.
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THE "srASDARD BALE"
The Plan Hns Not Been Very sue
ccssful one.

Austin, Texas, October 15.-From com
nress men ard cotton buyers who nave been
here during the past week 1t is learned that
the Galveston Maritime association s 2iXoi
standard hale scheme is a failure. The bale
whom nut up according 10 said specitica-
ZION, il leo narrow ana breaks o. VIVIAN
compressed. Again. IN some Instances GIN
ners with 24x54 ooxes let the s'l-s vo"h
ard the bales they turn ont are iwo ihche;
longer than the standard and not OF 5000
shape. Instances are quoted OF where ms
has occurred and where the 20 cont Ter
bale premium offered on standard oaies
was collected nevertheless until II vas
discovered thai deception was being lhae-
,ircd. And about this 50-cent per bale pre-
mj,,m II is Inserted that the payment
thereof has practically ceased.
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Arthur Schleslnger, nephew OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Seblesinger, Was confirmed in the
jewish faith at the orthodox synagogue,
corner of Hamilton and Preston, yesterday
morning, a number Of friends and relatives
being present. Rev. Epstein ofiiciated.
The young man received several nice pres
onts from friends in Houston and 81. Louis,
an1 cable messages OF congratulations from
London and elsewhere. He made a beau-
tiful lttle address on the occasion.
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Lnhgmcnt. nenderrd.

Paris, Texas, October l5,-Emily Les
colored. obtained judgment today against
the Texas and Pacific for $3.50 for injuries
received by the train starting bs'ore fho
had sllghted, throwing ner on the plat
form
damages against the Western Union for
alleged negligence in DELIVERING; Telegram
sun,noning him TO mis- father deathbed.
The first jury was out three days, the other
two days
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hock Island and Texas points, the COM
mission this evering. in answer 10 an in
2uiry from the traffic Department OF that
. .vau' held that under the provisions OF
.ue circular putting In ussd emergency
rate ,he Rock Island can not absorb Ils uwn
EXPENSE bills, although connecting lines are
ap'horlzed 20 absorb The expense bulls OF
.se ROCK Island on shipments NJ Hat ,ot.'
versa
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PaAks to The Hou.ton POST.

us report of the Ladies Aux!l-
sne work done for the soldiers OF
~ regiment at Camp Tom BAN
~ ne Houston Post was acei-
|yNte1 as being furnished daily
'uns Mems Christian Association
nlent. the secretary, and the
Mieatnly derived much pleasure
rssas Tho Pest each day as long
msct remlinsd in our city The
Trsxhiary certainly appreciate the
stn..ne Posi- has always cxiendei 10
| iz-tion. Mrs. w. J,,Bering.
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Talk to Young Wen.

~ eaur e. Rector. pastor of the
ssh Nethodst Episcopal church,
q, z the young men at o clock this
~ ire Y Nj. G. A, hall. TIE
Inv, A. qu3r.s. e has returned
y ss'sish An attractive musical pm
men n me city. Particularly
SHs.ss invited 10 attend these iu' e.
n ocnfinne 10 increase in ,opu-
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The Ettn schooI House.

For the Information of those concerned
AMI the public We VIII say that A. W. Law
renee and A. Kranse are duly authorized
10 solicit and collect any and all contr1bu-
tons for the Eta school house club, The
object OF faid club being school house for
the suburb OF Eta.
l.. l.. Roberts, President
VIM. Watson, Secretary;
A. Krause, Treasurer.
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THE HuTcHINs
HOUSE,.
b. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Ra,es: 500 and
$3.50 per day.


A.. it'trtere
f niien' Austin; A. C. Turner. city; os-
hnIMkiand, Richmond; s. j. Krum, city:
st. Louis; T. A. Fuller, Aus
4 . Duke, Waco: NJ. S. Munson, Jr.,
~, rnii Hunt, agent Tennessee Part
|krSsupany: II. p. Gibbs, Fort Madison !,
|rys,er. San Antonio; T b, Sorrstt Ty-
n a, A. Davidson, Palestine: John f.
: rnaf,on; s. j. Winston, Richmond;
Peam. Rrenham; s. Il, Barker. Galves-
n Lawson, Bryan: L. A, Shipman,
1'ohioi w. 9. Carpenter. Bay City.
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Income from operation 80.

The roads interest on the funded debt
amounted 10 500 600: it's taxes to STSio, ana
SlC,Sg6 was spent en- permanent improve
ments. thus creating deficit OF S96,4Ss
The road has an accumulated surplus OF
$3.50, 1885, however.
All the railroads in the state, cxcep. INC
Houston East and West TEXAS. the Paris
and Great Northern the Rio Grsnde. the
Rio Grande and Eagle Pass, the Suglrlind
the Texas, Sabine Valley ard Northwestern
and the Teyss Southern have seat IN thsir
annual reports for this year
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The International and Great North

The International and Great Northern tas
secured the following amendment TO the
tariff en- wood NO car shall be loaded 10
exceed 10 per cent over It's marked carac-
ity, in weight. and in such cases where tire
weight will not allow the minimum Ia cords
the actual number OF cords transported in
the car shall be charged for at the carload
rate applicable"
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EuERGENcY COTTON RATE.

ISLAND Can Not Absorb It's own
ssxrcn<c bills.
Austin. TsDas. october iS--Wstn 'eea'"
70 ,he emergency rate on cotton promni-
rated two days ago to apply 10 cniesso'
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A. AND y. w. REPORT.

The Road Forced to Draw on It's
Surplus TO Pay Out.
Austin, Texas October lb.-The annual
report of the Austin and Northwestern rail-
road, received by the railroad commission
this morning, shows the following for the
year ending June so, 1898.
Gross earnings .,.........,...''..'st
Operating expenses ............... lSooao
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A rate of So cents per bale has been au'
thoriaed from Harleton to Marshall TO meet
wagon competition.
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Miss Bessie Kirby and ten of her school.
mates gave very gooi performance on Sat-
uraay evening October s. OF little drama
written by herself. The curtain rose ut 4
o'clock, showing n very prettily decorated
stage. In honor of the occasion, az tina
end OF the play tae guests were all invltoi
into the lining room and were served le-
IRE hrnepts
TIE cast was as follows:
Princess Rosanella the little prlncess..
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q -----v=-7s
N Mains arrive and depart from the Grand
= moi except the Missouri. Kansas ani Texas
1S;fh have depot in the Fifth ward. the In
f,isl and Grea, Northern. Galveston. Houston
d rs,rson, ami Coumoil Tap, which use the
'soasI ana Grea, Northern derot on Congress
q The Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
a In,ernationai and Great Northern depot
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THE HOTELS

i0L HOTEL
A lIeryey.
4 us,,.,s,
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KNIGHTS OF MACCABEEs

A communication has been received
from the Supreme Record Keeper, stat
ing that the Introduction imposed by
the Supreme Commander last Sep
TENDER relative to members Of the order
who go to Alaska will expire on May /,
1898. After that date all members Of
the order who desire may go to the Klon-
dixie without forfeiting their insurance.
Los Angeles Tent initiated three
candidates Wednesday evening, elected
seven to membership and received three
applications. The officers Of Tent 2 will
be installed on Wednesday evening next
by Deputy Supreme Commander w. J.
Henry.
Banner Tent 81 had a good meeting on
Tuesday night Two candidates were
initiated and several applications were
received. Banner Tent will give a
smoker next Tuesday evening.
Pasadena Tent win have public in
stallauon Of officers next Monday night.
With Deputy Supreme Commander Hen
ny IN charge. Following the install
lation there will be q fine musical and
literary entertainment.
Hive l. L. o. T. NJ. had a good meeting
Wednesday night. The principal bust
ness was amending the bylaws. Tho
new officers Of Hive will be installed
on the evening Of January 26th.