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a VERY PRETTY EVENT
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE OF THE
GERMAN METHODIST SCHOOL
one Of tho Last, Yet Ono Of the
Prctticst Tree Celebrations
OF the season.

The children or the German Methodist
Sunday schgol were rather late this veal
4 III holding their annual Christmas tree
occasioncd by the interior OF the churef
| having been considerably torn 40 III The
making OF needed repairs. The ceiebra'
/ ton last night however. was none the
/ iess il success BY reason OF the DELAY. for
a more beautiful and hapDv event has not
transplred among children this scdson
Preparations began early in the week.
both In training of tho children aud In
pfanning and arranging the necessary dec
oralions. The tree was prctty one and
! Just iilicd The rear alcove OF the church.
II was decorated In the conventional man
ncr With tsnsel flags, oranges and apples,
but very original departure in its dec
grafton was long chains of snow-like ron-
corn, strung on thread aud arranged from
! limb to limb in beautiful fesiocns. Gran
berries arranged in the same way made a
contrast OF red in the festooning,
Hanging fran the ceiling and directly
over the tree VAS beautifully iiluuhnat-
ed star OF Bethlehem. ~ the center OF
which the name JcYus was Inscribed aud
between tho points OF the star the names
oil the prophets who arophesied his birth
Jacob, Balasm Isaiah, Malachi and Mica,
In the center Of the puiDlt Typical
cross was erected, with the tcrturons
crown Of ihorns al the head. beneath which
were the letters l. n. u l.. which rep
rescnts the quotation Jesus Of Nazareth.
King of the Jews" The cross rose from
the center 81 foundation bearing tho
infcriptions In German. "I.lehe," Gnade
"Gcrechttgkett !" Der Welt Suende." which
intcrTetated Il Love. Grace. Righteousness
and tho Sin NJ rho WOrla
a scene which the children seemed to
particularly enioy was p revelation OF an
old-fashion frcsiie, built 10 represent lust
such place MS where Santa Claus IS first
expected
The stockings Of the children suspended
from the oycrhpncing mantel represented
an apparently large family OF little olos
Of all sizns An old family Bible. darning
cotton, epectacies and a clock which struck
The hour, were on the nlantCl, and the
actual ire that burned beneath was typical
OF bright and cheerful Christmas. Santa
Clans had been there. for presents were
there 10 nrotasiun. both In and out ~ tie
stockings, and grandpa vas sitting nv
toastine his feet before retirement The
brick Which composed the fireplace were
boxes of candy, which at the Appropriate
time was distributed among tho children
as their names were called. Besides this
oach child received fruit. etc. rom the
Christmas tree and in q return thanksgiving
Offering they contributed their nickles and
dimes to an npen stocking, the sam total
10 he sent TO the Methodist Orphans home
at Waco
The Christmas carols and recitaiions were
all well rendered I'm the German language.
the entire school participating,
on the whole. the celebration was FAR
SUPERIOR to that OF an ordinary Christmas
tree. and showed much artistic skill in
conception and execution of every detail.
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OF the year tbe ladies hope there Will be- q
good attendance.
The Sacngerbund has requested Prof os.,s r
feiden, We'll known musiciau and composer
OF houston to compose q song for IL "a Ia,
TttGercd nt the Saengoriest Prof Fcidep
VIII also lead the Saepgerhuud in whatever
eohlrohton he may arrange Tor IL,
fians have been prepared for the tunnel
uheer me International anG Great Northern
itNrkn az the Preston avenue crossing ust
beyond the International and Great No.thes u
1tfol II is understood that tho railronn
company VIII begin work ON its proposed new
depot Monday, ~
The annual meeting of shrnrn Epwortp
isAEne, chapter laS, viii be held this even
INK 10 elect officers Preparations nro 10 ~,
inndo iot The state convention ana stems
taken for the geiuvynating Of thc league worK
~ Houston. The meeting VIII he held IN
tnV cnhiel, corner OF Texas avenue and ATTAIN
street, 81 T:as p, m.
Friends of Mir. loo Townsend viii IN sorry
70 near mat Nv haS received a letter fr ,,n
,ians which states that his brotber Iieortss
townsend Is dangerously IN and Is MOI
sNltclee 10 live. Mr.. Townsend ie;t iast
nlhpt Tor galveston, and from there he ,y,ti
80 10 MS brother IN Llano.
P'niientiary Agent w +. Morton yes,o,,ay
morning took Ben Smith ana lIenrv s,n,,SI
from tho county Jail TO iltnfsy,iio .rnn
,oimet II undor two years sentence 80,
nNteiafy and theft. and the latter win scrye
tullt -hN years on four chargcs Arent NJ,
W nav ahothcf negro With him who Is un
"'s thlfiy-tour years sCutancp
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cry nnEvIrIIas.

Jrstlse iini sent nve vass over the road
yesterday.
The United Commercial Travellers will have
y srecial meeting Saturday u, snarks ball
The monthly business meeting Of the Tab.
ernhele Epworth League Mil be held tonign,.
az which time officers viii DC elected for the
next elk months,
The Westminster League OF the Second
fics,i yterian church viii have It's regular
meeting tonight At s o'clocs az the ehursn
for the election OF officers
There were thlriy-eirht building permit,
issued from, the city engineer cffrc during
ne mcnth 81 December, Tor improvements Of
M nKEfesAta value Of Sisstu
petition IL being circulated and very
Eenefaily signed asking tho ciiy 10 maize
entne improvements on the street les0ing from
w Milan strcei bridge under The tunne. 10
ishs Missouri Kansas and Texas depot
THO Wnman's Christian femmtanee lin,oa
VIII meet this Afternoon al ,sa 4, the rse'
iffl Christian church. CORNER OF tarplins AM,
Capitol. ~ thtx 70 the nrsi business noetiuS
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SLIGHT MIstNDER STANDING
i'cs"its In -Four Men Temnor,ru,
Quitting Marx

ne sumor OF general strike anons
,Se employees OF the Houston East ard
west Texas machine shops yes,,,y.;sS
proved atter Investigation. 10 be thai fsny
n,aeolnisis had left their positions ass,.
a,nerenos arising between thplns.lvas An,
the foreman, The trouble eccurrsd aver
the Tact that the foreman placed an ayail.
able man in charge Of certain piece a,
Worh, 70 which the -four men referred 10
objected One Of the quartetto WAS dis
ehafsed "Wednesday night fer lntorfe,lnr
with the shop work, and the other fh-,.s
threw up their Jobs yesterday morning
me foreman when confronted With th,.
situation told the men that he would H.,
Master Mechanic Grant, who is ahsent
from the city. adjust their grievance. II
they had any TO present, TO which thew
apparently agreed, When Il hecauS,
known that these men We're not al WORK
several unemployed men called at ihe
Shops % take the vacant places. The forcs
man 7, H. Timiin. refused 10 employ
anyone, however saying tina, the men
We're only temporarily out, and tina, ,hn
master would be referred to the pnooer
authorities In few days, The other ma
chinists, hlacksmiths. car shop employees
arr all at work and say they have no
grievance whatever
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DAUGHTERS OF TnE RErun1.Ic
WIN Wake nm Effort TO Recoxer
the OLA Navy t;uas

me VIA Navy Guas.
meeting OF the san Jacinto chautor
daughters OF tho Republic, was held Al
me home OF Mrs. Max Urwitz YESTERDAY
afternoon. A communication WAS reeoivea
from the chapter at Austin asking IN, 80.
operation OF this chapter In their e,,nrt
70 rescue the guns of the CID Texas ,ayy
which have been sold 10 a Chicago npn,
The wm. ID. Travis chaptor nj ,us,i,
has been delegated with The WORT = ~
curing ana preserving relies OF tne 10.
puoiis, ana II Is their Intention 10 regain
the ~srshtp ornaments and place Them
. alnons the other things sacred to patr,o Ia
The chapter discussed ut some lenrth nm
article printed In a Dallas periodical. yb,rh
undertook 10 roast" the State rov,-n'
nieht Tor having expended money .ovara
improving the battlefield ana aiding ,hs
isughtcrs OF the Republic In their M
dsasor 10 otherwise perpstuate the NEW.
ory OF the men who fought and died lar
Texas. 'N 'Vs
Tho pictures o; Houston and Travis Naro
presented 10 the lyceum library whe~e
they VIII hereafter be displayed.
several new members were accao,ed
ana 'he chapler Is growing In enthusiasm
MISS Annie Hull. who has been an ardent
worker With the daughters, aud who la,,,s
IN few days for Shreveport To rasjse
there IN the future, will be greatly misssd
~ the subsequent meetings OF The ohm
ter The meeting yesterday gave an ~.
preston OF regret over her contemplated
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right. A large Representation OF boti
branches OF the organization WIS present
also few visitors The cerenonies were
beth imprsss!yc and formal In their IA
ture after thc regular conreauonaittiss
peculiar TO the order.
The following were Installed:
Commander, X. A. Grant, senior vice
commander II. +. Rue; junior Vice cori-
mancir, Elliot Wood, surgeon, George
Smith chaplain. William H. Blake quar-
tcrf1astcr, A. NJ Engle; officer of the day.
j j. Bliiows: officer OF the guard. James
Kelly; adjutsnt, ~. NJ. Bartlett. sergeant
major. Z. J, Edcnholm: quartermast,r SER
geant Mrs, Emily +. Sealy. representa-.
lives, ID. NJ. Bartlett, Charles Dwyer. all
terpates. Elliot Wood, W. II. Blake.
OF the Wcman.s Relief Corps the follow
Ing were Installed. Mrs. Annetta Van
Horn, senior vice president. Mrs. NJ. Com
terman: junior vice president. Mrs. Carrie
Biilow, chaplain Mrs Ornis; treasurer,
Mrs. Carrie Nancy; conductor, Mrs Doro-
thy Wood, guard. Mrs. Alice Brace; sec
retary. Mrs. Fannie Dundon, assistant
conductor. Mrs. Mary Hooper; assistant
guard, Mrs. Kate Isenhour.
On special request Miss Mabel Nancy
rendered beautiful recitation in excellent
style.
On motion by a member OF the post It
was unanimously decided 10 extend thanks
10 the refting officers for their past SER
vices, also to the W0man's Relief Corps
for their very efficient work during the
past year,
The meeting then adjourned and the
fraternal hand OF congratulation was ex-
tended to the officcrs-clect
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= io6trxIur nrulprlSs HELD ron
1ysE Nrw YEAn-


Tbc local order Of the National Associs-
lion Of Stationary Engineers Of the
Unsted States recenty held 9
neesing Of much consequence a, Union
Labor hall end In addition to the usual
discussicu for the benefit Of the members
and the good Of the order. elected officers
for The ensuing year. and sixteen ncw mem
bers were taken into The association al
the meeting. which was great advance
nient In the right direction. The officers
elccted we're as follows:
Past president. J. J. Grumpy. past pres
idcnt c. X. BlAttner. president. l..
Belts vice president. O. W. FriioNh;
recording secretary. q. q. Byrne. treas
urcr. NJ. r. Forney. financial secretary.
J . Frederick, corresponding secretary. IL.
o. Stewart: conductor, S. X. Munger,
dourkecper. j. r. Shilling.
Mr.. C.. W. Fellows. chief cneineer at
The Houston Post. has Jus; received tho
appointment AZ State deputy president Of
the association
This is the hiEhest officer OF The ortief
within the confines OF the state. and is Il
high compliment to Mr.. Fellows.
The appointment was made bv the Ma
tional president. G.. A. Cuilctt II ST. ..ouiE
and though tho office does not command
a salary, the appointment liz d high honor
The National Association az Stationary
Enrinoers IL une Of The most valuable
labor organizations in the United States.
ii Is not used for the furthoranoe OF strikes
or any Kind OF Interference between its
members hnd their employers put was
Organized for the elevation mud education
In ihcir profession Of IT'S members
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK--wm, Buckley. who until Jan
uary was member OF the dry goods firm "
Durham, Buckley Co. shot and killed him
self In little boat house adjoining his resi-
denCe in Wave Crest, l.. !.
ST. PAUL. Minn.-By order OF the court tn,
jury brought in n verdict OF not guilty in tbs
trial OF William Dawson, Jr., cashier OF th,
failed Bank OF Minnesota. charged with grand
larceny.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.--The detective depart.
ment OF the Missouri Pacific has unearthcd q
conspiracy AT The Kansas city stockyards. ty
which the road has been robbed OF thousands
OF dollars ip live stock shipments by false al
ndasits of shortage In the number OF live
stock received.
SAVANNAH, Ga,--A special to III. News
from Thomasyille says: News from the SICK
room OF BENJAMIN Butterworth is decided,
more encouraging. He has been improving
slowly but steadily and his physcians are
much more hopeful than they have been since
he was stricken down..
CHATTANOOGA, Tonn.--"Aunt" Malindy
Fulton, negress, died at TulAhoma, Tenn.
Wen authenticated records show her to he ne
Years old, and she WAS the slave OF Colonel
Robert Washington, brother of George Wash
layton.
Los ANGELES, cal.--rhe board OF direct,
Sr ,,, Of ths ssameer Q, commerce. IN common
with simliarbrganlzatiuns. passed resolutions
extending 10 President Mckinley an inyitation
TO attend the Transmississippi commercial
congress, 70 be held az Wichita. Kan, IN the
tdti VI los>
TACOMA. Wash. September n last. Iohn
W Horn LEFT San Francisco for Tacoma. with
letter OF credit for $4,000 issued by a SAN
Francisco bank. since which tlme nothing mas
been seen or heard OF him.
MEM foRk--A meeting OF tho anti-B
lsh Alliance association was held here Tie
object OF the association being 70 wage war
against any treaty on arbitration tint MAJ
be PROPOSED between this country and Inc
British empire, 'A'
=. a. .
SAN FRANCiSco-Thc crop situation In
tnis state IS beginning 70 be serious Tho
ra'nfali has been far below the average
MARfSNlll.E Mo.---Samuel TAYLOR. ,ivin.
near sheridan, and mine msmbers ~ his fam,
eounterfeit nickels and dimes
SAN FiANcisco--Aifred Hon must s,.,s
tried Ior nc murder Of Mrs. Mary Clute' wha
was found dead IN n Guerrero street NJ, ,xo
"u.As ase. With her head battered III
spRiNGflELn, M Tho state beard ~ 80.
'ttvisuie y holding its annual n,eatlne In M.
W. Y Is estimated that the board lcs, x-n.,
held IN Chicago enu"
uMnsha Neh. t-lhs supreme court has
hansed down an opinion IN the ssse az ~,
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PLAN FOR SEWER TREATMENT.
plant Proposed by Which All Offensive Sewage Can Be
Disposed OF.

E
study the plans there for dsposns q ware Appeared before
|: providing tho --latest method. mea.
The e nn the before msins into as bayou Aaa he con-
considered IN connection with the ar eeneht that would result from
suhut,d o.
/: after i has been carried from the city to nc plant
hvueheas that me civ
s win The ss 2" 's being = n time ns rar such I ,n sa
I: I: aa. a a - 81, p, IN ,rs sm W ~" ~ ~ '' "
Trsatmenl he ta Between for
Client sravuion now INTO the vii have be
folowins oe'piaslon
sss a sss A sss. engine house boiler house pres room s s' and
All lie building. puu brick and oil the tanks are built OF brik
nothing covered boiler
al matter
which mechanically on 1t en precptains medium
,, ~ 49, 3 on % n" aud run ana np"ea"'y Su'
s TO aso' s " Of mixers From ms point The sewage
prcpaion TANKS Special attention
remainder The
] me H''r ron ae disturbed This efnuent water then
mo ,aa aud can BE- sns on 70 any one the coke alter beds
perfectly clear healthy and harmless sona
by erayaaou When The
, r., r put use 10. 'ns removal Of the siudso ppaed
"a receyln under tho enan ohanue,
A'ier al clear water drawn on the
Hton through channel 70 the sink and thence
twenty eight @ INTO elevated apdse point
contains at mixer where
preparation slack lime sug to n.
iN'' pressing ana from Their
It " then forced under pressure of 100 pounds
OF h huldln
which
released old spdgc banabe
i end
stored
This sndfc The finest fertilizer that
demand fcrtrsnE
the sale OF this fertilizer practically the
I
Asked how much the proposed Mr.
eel Including tho and
nl beds and boiler
works and all machinery and valves requisite aud
thorough viii
tho experience
tbeek
The heat derived
an tho mower
tho sewage hi4osio
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SUIT COMPROMISED.
Quarter of oHllion Dollar Estate
Settled Out OF Court.

settled Out of Conrt.
Chattanooga, Tenn, January GA spe-
cial to the Times from Birmingham, Ala,
says: The will OF the late Captain Dean
Dew OF Utah. Ala. who died last October,
leaving an estate worth quarter of a
million OF dollars. has been admitted 10
probate, compromise having been reached
between Joe Dew. n second cousin of the
deceased and the sole lesatee. and fourteen
first cousins in Alabama, Georgia North
Carolina, Mississippi and Texas The con-
testants by the terms of the compromise
get 100000 in cash. the three Alabama
contestants receiving $4,000 each and the
remainder divided between the other
eleven. The valuable farm lands in Bib
Wilcox. Tuscaloosa. Blount and Green
counties, Alabama. lots in Birmingham ana
hVe farms in Texas go TO Joe Dew. The
contestants charged forgery Of the deld
mans name TO win and the trial was
about to begin when the compromise was
effected
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PERIOD OF SELF DENIAL.
1, VIII He ReIiEiousfy Observed by
the salvation Army.

The week beginning January and end
Ing January IL. is what the Salvation
Army people call The annual period of self
dental. II Is the inten,on NJ Army posts
all over the United States and Canada
10 observe roligiausly, the prescribed rules.
Which have heretofore been known 10 be
productive OF good results in furtherng
the cause of charity, For seven laws Cap
tain Mckenzie and his faithful band In
Houston VIII practice dcnials and endeavor
TO gather money 10 be annlied in providing
for waits in the larger CITIES and relieving
the distress of the poor nearer home. An
other featurs nf the work Is for the aid
OF eN-conviets who. after their release from
prison. may be honestly emplcyol. K they
so desire until they move themselves
worthy of assistance. In this way temp
tadon Is withheld and after certain
period OF faithlulness they are recommend
cd for siiuniions, This class Of work is
carried on LARGELY in New York Phila-
delnhia and Chicago
Captain Mckenzie recently returned from
Dallas. where be mot IN convention with
other cfiloers OF the State The years
of action was fully outlined and several
valuable recommendations made. Iious-
ION { eaplnir outlined n plan 10 Major Mar
I'm, IN charge oi Texas and Arkansas
which was received with favor and 4 prom
Use OF substantial assistance during the
next few months II is Captatn McKenzie's
intention To onen n cheap food and shelter
eeno' IN Houston for the door. The depot
WI DO provided with departments for
bathing. reading, dining and sleeping. and
u the plan pans out a wood ward viii also
he maintained The responsible people
OF Houston viii b. at liberty to refer rear
door callers TO the Salvation Army de-
POI; where they VIII be given an opror-
iHniy 70 WELD an AK or push n saw Tor
logging and food, Captain Mckenzie thinks
mar his endeRvor will meet with nop,,Iar
snd hearty approval.
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MAJOR Raer, receiver for the Galveston
Street Railway company. was here visit
~ AZ family yesterday, To POST re.
porter Major naer said that liouston's In
serssts should yet together and recommend
- ~ government that d number Of
1ntecb ~ buoys b. placed between ncll :
~ nnd MoFgan's Points, marking the
seaeunel: ~ present there ID nothing but
ylllng eF3sea Into the mud and stickins
- Hhove the water surfArr 10
ollee ~ beats that ~ between Houston
"a ~ - 4 hxs h0en urged thai the
lHeeus. IN coniunctlcn With the
keAanGe, leaie W thu matter With
H4pcr aptHort(les. when, the major
4l - iinpseyssnent can he easily So
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Th~ surprlsr 81 All.

Mr, james Jones Of the drug Arm o,
Jones a Son. cowden. H.. In speaking OF
Dr. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attacked With u,
Grippe. and her case grew 50 serious that
physicians a, cawden and Isna could 40
nothing for her. |, seemed TO develop into
tissts Consumption Having DR., Kings
NON discovery N store, and selling iots Of
II, he tcok hcl,lc home. and No ire sn,-
prise q all she began 10 get better from
rIst dose and half dozen dollar bottles
cnrrd her sound snd Well pr Kings Nav,
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds Is suarsntecd 10 do this good work
Try u Free TRIAL battles al Geo. ~.
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NATURALIZATION OF orr,crn,

~ Geo. ". Mcclellan Post q. N
anu the Womsn's Reiier corD..
me animal installation OF officers a.
ne Grand Arm, of the Republic. George
= Ms'lelisn ros' No =, and the Woman, )
hs'if ccrns O. the same orgap.xstlsD. icok
place a. their hall in the Mason bloc,. iAst
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city Missionary.

Rev. W. II. Tromum has accepted the
work Of city missionary of the Central
Christian church. and viii preach regu-
iarly al Fishers hall. Houston avenue. one
block north of Washington street. every
Sunday at II a m, and at Common Street
chapel every Sunday at 7.a0 p. m Mr.
Tromum comes well recommended by his
former charge at Johnstowp. Pa. and it Is
believed that he is the night man for this
work
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The Houston Glee club at its meeting
last night decided TO make its first con-
cert on January Fl a complimentary affair.
The concert wiil be given at Turner Hall
and admission viii be secured through in
ritations issued by the club. The Glee
club has done some hard work since It's
organization and this will be practically
its first public appearance under Mr.. Ma
sons leadership. A very excellent pro-
gramme in addition 10 the club numbers
is being arranged for the event.
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InstaI,a,ion of Mys,ic circle

There viii be a regular monthly meeting
Of the members of Houston Ruling, No.
6so. Fratornal Mystic Circle. tonight in the
Mason building. Installation OF officers
for the current year will take place.
Messrs. Jenkins, Meals. McGaughey and
olmstead. State deputies. win in all prob
ability be in attendance. and 1t is ex-
pected the deputies will go to work at
once in this field for the upbuiidiag of
tho order
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Amelia scanlan. 81 years Of age. ujfe
e. = y Seaman, died az SEQ O'Clock
"Wednesday night at aia6 stone sra,
corner Of Bayou. and was buried Al /. "A
o'clock Yesterday afternoon In Evergreen
cenctery.
Ellsabeth Jones. aged years, died A
p N. Yesterday and will be burl.sd al
J O'Clock this afternoon at Westcotf
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y. NJ. c. A. ELECTION.
Officers Chosen Yesterday for the
Ensuing Year.

The Young Mems Christian association
held very well attended and enthusiastic
meeting at tho association rooms last night
at which the following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year President, J. V
peaiy; vice president W. h, Jones: -.
oor,iing secretary, Il, p. Bassett. treasurer
H. c. Breaker; directors. W. S. Napier ~
Z. Allen. G, u. Thomas. J. V. Dealy, 4.
u. iribble, w. r. Jones, j. Il. Wiley. :.
T. Tracey. r. c. Crawford J !. Campbell.
II. c. Breaker. y. b. Bassett.
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ofsircrs Installed.

The following officers were duly in
stalled in Webb encampment, No. 10. In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows by Il. Il.
Parker, ID. d. G. p: n. G. Strong, G.
p; w. A. McMi.len. H. r.; ". f..
Paschal S. w: H. II, Roberts. scribe:
A, T.. Goodrich. treasurer; L. Fried m
hans I w
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LABOR MATTERS.
wenycrs VIII strikc.

New Bedford, Mass. January 6.-The
weayers of this city tonight informally
voted to strike on January II. the date on
which the cut down takes effect.