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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-12-25

SERIOUS AocmESr.--Wo Wednesday morning sad ac-
cidcnt occurred in the vicinity Of the freight depot by
which We ioeo neof our best and highly esteemed cit
izcns hcparlicnars Of which arr as follows ar J.
Davis. moro Familiarity known among bis many friends
and acquelnlancos a. Alll Davis " was riding horse
back IN the above mentioned vicinity, when suddenly
q fiery runaway team dashed along the street, and
with terrible force eolldcd with Mr. Davis's horse
knocking him down aud dragging both hossp and rider
nearly nfiy feet. when assistance arrived Mr. Davis
was found nscnsibe andi critical condition. bleed.
ing nom tie lungs and seriously injured He was ear
Red Immediately to bis home and tcndory cared for
notwithstanding every assistance was rendered. y the
doctor aud many iricnds present. our esteemed friend
and worthy citizen bfoahud his last two short hours
from tbs time the accident occuflcd This Is the third
or fourth sime that thee same animals hayc run away
and a. last succeeded n bringing ono o. cur best csi-
sens b uniimcy death Tho person a ihc time Ia
charge q those aoly aniuals should have taken Ire
prccaution lncuins their runaway pzoeilvisiesl Is
either secure them OK had some pcru bold them dur
ing hls phsencc We learn that the anirals arr The
propertgol Mr. prcssiel. ciiizen q this eiy. This
accident casia gloom eecron city, and osr citizens
deeply sympsihrc al.h ,asaagi,d fsmiiy e he de-
ceasca
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A KESTrCKr GEORGE WAsHNsroS. -
We have a regular little George Washington
IN our neighborhood. but his mother don't
act her part well at alL A few evenings ago
our little hero tried theedge Of his little axe
upon the nasal organ Of his mothers favor
lie cat, and completely demolished the smell
hing apparatus Of the innocent feline. The
cat expired, and he carefully concealed his
victim IN the meal barrel, where il was re-
surrected late IN the evening hy the old wo-
man, who was getting meal for supper She
called George and questioned him. George
hung down his head and said. Mother. /
can Z tell he, you know / can't; but III be
sWlzzard Il l can tell you thetruth about this
little aiTais Ills mother said. sgrome
across my lap. nv sons come across my lar. y
And hc come. The little fellow had been
sitting in the dust, and they say II is a fact
THAI that cid lady has not got all the dust out
OF her eyes yes fclaotita la9epsadst.
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To the sheriff or any constable, a Travis county
greeting; We command yea % make known TO ROB1.
s. CURTIS by causing this notice 70 BE- published for
thirty dayatn some weekly newspaper, published IN
Travis county, Texas, that commission win issue ou
or after the thrticth day after publication hereof 70
take the dispositions % the Witnesses, Oscar Allen, Of
Texas; Ches. Mulberry, OF Bonidcr City, Colorado;
and Alexander NeedhRm, Of Eorti Coutho, Texas %
whom interrogatefiei nave been propounlol, % Be
used ae evidence IN tile caIse, No 8it9 u Difn6 IL
Curtis Robert Cbrte nov pending 81 tho District
law directs.
Witness my hand and The seal 81 said
lsEAr- court, this December z, a. p; ls79.
a. =, MORRIS, CLERK.
tTun copy Of tho original.
deeiaitdjan itw sheria Tiasis count =.
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BASE BAtL.-The match game between the club Of
the Island City OF Galveston, and the colorados Of
Austin, was played Thursday At the Fair Grounds,
about two miles north Of our city and resulted, viii
be seen by the following score in the triumph of the
Colorados We were present but. understand that
many ladies' and gentlemen witnessed the very spirited
game and much inteies was manifested in the result
Our boys Of course. good deal olated with their
success, as the Galveston Clab has heretofore been
deemed in1ncbe in this State But it shonldbe reco
lcctcd that the Gavestonians were travelling al the pre-
yious night and that the ground was new to them,
though we believe It was mostly SO to the Celorados.
We presume return game win be played Galveston
and we would advise our boys not to crow too much
until that is over We sorry to learn that, during
the game the hand Of Mr. Hickey one Of the Cobra
dos was seriously injured and that Of the gentle
men OF the Island City Club was considerably hurt BY
fan. Base ball playing as now conducted with an
c~ercdn hard hall "a really Somewhat daurerOtfe.
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On the evening o. the 18th inst BY the Rev. II. W.
Dodge, d. D., Judge A. S. WALKER % Mrs. NARY
n LOWERS, both Of this city.
We congratulate our friend the Judge most heartily
on this occasion This Il FAR better than any political
position which be might have attained By the partially
Of his fellow citizens Thebrde too. has warmest
wishes and may both i've long to enjoy every blessing
that Heaven can bestow. We should add that the
printers were very kindly remembered with abHnd-
6nce Of wedding cake.
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The Advantages OF AdvertIsIng-Ar i.
Example.

After the crash of 81, when everybody
was almost scared to death and the croakeTs
predicted that the country had gone TO
smash, dry goods house was opened In
Chicago, which proceeded ON the principle
that in order to reach the boarded money
in the pockets of the people the propfietors
must sell az reasonable prices, and adver-
tise very LARGELY. They wDrked vigorously
Upon this principle Their brother mer-
chants who did not advertise predicted that
the new corners would be ruined, as they
paid too much for advertising. Neverthe-
less they persisted. In a single year they
paid five hundred dollars in gold to one
daily paper for advertising, and at the end
of seven years they retired from the bust
ness with q fortune OF one hundred thou
sand dollars, while the merchants on the
same street, some OF them opposite the
store, had failed
The lesson of '57 should not be forgotten
in "a There is money in the pockets Of the
people. II is being boarded The mer-
chants must draw it out. That can be done
only by low prices and extended adgertis-
ing in established journals Commercial
travellers bring plenty of credit business to
the merchants, but comparatively little
cash. It is as clear es the MONDAY sun,
that the more credits the merchant has on
his books the worse he will be off. He
wants the solid cash, and that can be best
obtained by judicious advertising. -Es.
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but the wall Of God be done On the third
q May he received the second time the holv
rt4ftcn9l, and after having said adieu to his
generals, he pronounced these words. I am
q peace with all mankind He then Joined
bands, saving, Ny Godr and expired on
the fifth Of May Al o'clock at night.
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card.

AUSTIN, Texas, December ., 1873.
About two hundred dollars is yet needed to pay for
the completion Of the Swedish Lutheran Church now
IN course OF construction in this city. 10 assistance
has heretofore been anked Tor from the public towards
the erection Of this church. but Mr. Charles johnson
Is now hereby authorized to solicit Subscriptions to
make up the required amount TO finish Il. Any kind
ness thus rendered viii be most acceptable.
C. W BERGMAN,
A. d PALM.
q. J. DUKEY,
r. T. STRoElfBERG.
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sATunDAY night VIC had he pleasure to call upon
our enterprising friend Ut. T A. Weed, at HIS ex-
tensye and well regulated staiing rink Wilson's
stable in the rear Of the City Hotel We were pleased
70 many OF our citlzensin attendance Most Of
those present participating IN the glorious
while others enjoyed themselves watching the grace
mi oyoutons Of some, and the sorry mishaps OF be-
gnners who were yet green In the art Of skating The
hall Is large and brilliantly lighted with every
mediation for those DESTROYS Of enjoying pleasant
evening Remember that the Rink open every night
Sunday excepted
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Wa e,usIldes the feseipi Of invitation TO ihe
..n~- ~ Calico BALI TO be given q Basirop on the
,-.ofgrhird inst Il Is TO be grand affair and re-
,ie,e with much pleasure 10 the participants. We
vel men ali hsppy occasion, and regret our inab-
az 10 be present.
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FinanciaI ana coramerclallI.

PRODUCE MARKET coHEDcTED Ky ROBINSON 4 soE
AEsTTH December p. Isls.
Our vn6aiionsaEe corrected up to tine of edIne 70
press ana arc for wholesale buyers only.
nay per ton, scare, ff2ftf5
sea, per Dusne go. f0Cffff
Corn, per bushel, ..-......... y 7ll<t ~
Fodder, per csf...--.... .s...-..... ~ 15lf4 %
Butter country, ffcali, aa7ioc; Noshea, s515s7c.
3lfu --.tees, l5c; ficrccf 125.c
-hecon--Iexae nones ~ eftern clear sides l47i5lzc
These prices arc Tor cssh buycrf
4iiddll1g., none Offering 49, ......., -.
Low siiddng. ..-....ll n1lx
Good Ordinai .l05tf1.f ~
Lower GRADES Of cotton. -....... .--.-. ttf1l tc
10 dlnorenco--ieas demand 81 fluDiationa
VIOLIN Autiin, per -, gnd ..-.s<+.- ~ o.
FLOUR
Choice t11lily.-. .ss--s..- D % q %
Fancy .-.s. u ulftI1 -
Texas, per loopo1nds. 1rm at.-. -....., COO %
Lonisiaaa Fair = ....--...... ..,...... il5f1l1H
yellow Carried .--.--.----s - Ml3H
: e sa.ss soaes' 49,. .....-1 ~ ~
H. re- re-: :': IS. E: e -.
Dff ttirIl AIla at..----. lob
LtAA2i- - lIl ctn lDAt
=. Z talten 81 z conlcs end ~ per ~ II saiefied
eHfHcfE6
Cyfiess ~ heatiain Cedar Iioo1 1sr7
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morrIbIe rInrder.

f,nrc aoa ~ in ile siafs For fnifhef particulars
Sc adqcriisement IN this paper address the firm,
67s Hroliuly. SeH York dec2o d&Wit
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strectsis too common But few dayssnce an cid citl-
zen met a fearful death nom ono Of these cases,
and constantly We called upon to tel OF them,
and hairbrcadth escapes in consequence. Teamsters
Who carelossly leave their teams, and thereby
cause such things 70 occur shpnld have
the Severity Of the law extended to them We hope
the city anthorcswill see 10 The strict enforcement
Of all ordinances calculated to stop the evil La such
earclcsness be corrected and the fast driving along
cur streets be stopped. and IN ne future the public
win De called upon 70 hear not half the eatails 81 &C
cidcnts caused BY frightened animals.
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JUDaE GoLDTHwAITE. Of Houston. Mr.. Spencer
District Attorney OF the Criminal Court or Galveston
and Harris countless Judge MeGowan, Chief Justice Of
Harris county ana other distinguished visitors in
the city taking part in the celebrated case now pending
before the Supreme Court
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sArunDAr, the Avenue was crowded With wagon
losds q cotton; In fact never somueh cotton
before our streets, II any one time. Several wag-
ons had many eight ten bales. most o. which,
We learned came from williamson and Banco counties.
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THE city market e beginning 10 present more
tempting appearance. Pine varieties Of produce, and
magnincenf beef grace each stall the right and left
On every side look Of cleanliness meets the eye
which speaks well for the butchers and produce dea-
crs. Patronizo the city market BY all means
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Tar n.,nlsernt csfabllshueut q Messrs. Baker =
.r.s.r, n ~ 0issseors building. Congress Ave
me- n nov rapidly reclsiBg new aud varied stock
- @, drsrs mcdcfnes. perfumcry, soaps and toilet
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FHDAx afternoon the grounds % the v.cinityof the
freight depo. were crowded With vehicles Of every
description, loading with lambcr, Others trans.
erring freight and produce from the depot TO The busi
ness portion 81 our city.
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GES. r. ?. HoKE OF Raleigh, Norin Carolina, a gal
LIANT knight Of ehivalry and veteran Confederate
soliier Is in town. ana stopping at the Raymond
House.
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DRooLAMATIoN
ny shs Governor Of che state OF Texas.
saOo RRwARD,

To oil to whom these presents shall come. Whereas
u his been made known % me that on on about the
nineteenth day Of December. A. ID 1878 near the city
OF Austin, In Travis county In said State one LILY
STOUT, did murder one ----- SliIF Try.
Now, therefore, !, Edmund J, Davis, Governor o.
Texas by virtue Of the authority vested III me BY the
Constitution and laws Of this State. do hereby offer
reward q two hundred dolareor the arrest and dciv.
cry Of the said WILEY STOUT % the Sheriff 81
Travis county, inadethe jan door, said reward 70 be
paid upon the conviction on the offender
IntestifRony whereof, have hcreunto signed
my name and have cauacd the great seal Of
lSEALl the state % be affixed, a. The city 81 Aus
tin, thie twenty second day Of Dcccmbcr.
A. ID. 1873.
EDMUND J. DAVIS.
Governor.
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GRKArprcparations are being made by the different
churches to get mp Christmas and something to
please sunday school children. We like these things
and believe these good old customs should be kept up
Il Is one OF our preas pleasures to attend and witness
the happlnesa Of the little folks.
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DIED.

AT Austin. December II. 1874, GERTRUDE GAY
NOR aged years and months, daughter Of ". II.
and Sarah Gaynor.
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80 rr7rss ~ -fiIttt
imsgox BROKERS' 81 fsas
u EcT0R, j. r., real, EsTArR3 ElAfB AND
~ Collecting Agent and ConycynnneE 1ItItaaox-
amned. Abstracts furnished. Attention 10 an land
matters. Avenue, next 70 Johns bank. ho15n
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ron hne clothing, made 20 order and warranted ex-
cci'ent H. 60 to B. ReHz, the popular tailor Of Aus
lin. on the Avenue opposite Hazard & Raymond's
restaurant. dec19 n
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BELOW We give the statement OF receipts md ship
ments OF freight thep past weeks. by the Hons
ton and Tcxas Central Railway to and from this city:
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Nm. croneE Bacos. young man n'sidins on Wal
mt cr Wa shroun from hia hers near the Luna'ie
Asylum. On Friday afismo01, rpsal.ing in severe
fracture Of one d his legs
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THE ladies Of the Southern Presbyterian Church
VIII give q supper AZ thc Hancock Han, on Pecan
street. on Wednesday evening the thiriyrst instant.
The proceeds are 70 Be applied 10 anishng the church
ediace now being erected In this city.
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Tur Cadets u tie Ters Military Institute give
ball IN The Hancock buainr Pecan street, On Non
dav night the tueufy-uinfh instant The following
cadets constitute the committees:
Committee a. Inritafion-Cadefs Sandmeger, Eca
an. de Normandic, Mes1een. Walker. Noseiey, s.
Floor Manarers-Cadets Wheeiock, searey, Nosely.
s., Thompson, T. A.. Pierson Walker Hancock Ma
per, de Normandie. Grant
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- 9eo4 once ID WfseI new
-. HeNerf c1Eer 81 C1 -
.n.en.l1e .t1 m
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Local Matters.

rnnrrr r.a Tsus rspori. for s.Ie y 1.homp On
3 Magic. Price g. .. n'' VIM
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THURSDAY VIC heard It rumored on the Avenue that
the city council were about TO pass IN ordinance to
hnc an person persons leaving their vehicles or
animals on any thoroughfare unhtehed or unattended
The serious results which have occurred Of late from
runaway teams WILL doubi, urge city council to
adopt rigid ordinance similar IN formtO the nbove
THE following win be the Christmas observance at
st. Davds Episcopal ehufch Christmas services with
holy communion a. II o'clock A. M.wth special selee-
lions BY the choir. Christmas celebration and Christ
by the sunday school at p. n. 10 $50 P.
on Friday night, after Christmas the members and
friends Of the church win hold sOcable, with supper
at the Hancock building Pecan street. Tho admis-
sion TO sOciabe land tho supper ncluded Is dollar.
feature VIII be srt gallery Of rare and val
liable specimens Of ART which viii be in the Hancock
building and be seen BY those attending the sup
per. Tho public cordially invited attend all the
meetings on Christmas. and the supper on Friday
night.
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CIOTHTFRg

u MosRs-DEALER IN RI ny MADE toTn.
~ eiug, boots and shoes, hats and II fir-
nisning geode Congress avenue, hptuccn Pecan end
Bgls q Arc streets ..,...f
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A SsIGNEE's NOTICE OF AP
a pOINTALENT.


n n, T. +. CATER, Bankrupt.
In the District Court Of The United States for ne
Western District o. Texas u TIE matter % Al IL
CATER, Bankrupt--in bankruptcy
The undersigned. hereby civcs notice az his election
as assignee ol the estate 81 r. = CATItIi bankrnnf
OF Austin, In the county Of TFvisnnd State of Tcxs
who has been adindeed bankrupt upon his own peli
ton BY the District Court OF said Iistiict
dec25 Stw II. A. HARRISON, Assignoc. etc
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/ I her f5retop nasis. having been in coils
+ ion with some unknowii vessel
LoSDoS. December fe.-The 7tass thi.
morning editornilv approves ~ Seorctary
Richardson's additioaai ,aNation pnoDosi-
tons and thinks The demand Tor additional
+ revenue tax and 81 tie expenditures, are
necessilated blythe Cahan difficulty. The
+ liHe says That without surplus Of revenue.
return 60 specie payments VIII he indef-
nelly postponed; Il Congress desires TO
practice economy It might relinquish back
salaries. The Times does not believe an in
c 'eased taxation will be voted this session.
BERLIN, December 22.-Wilhelm has had
a slight attack Of apoplexv, and much un-
easiness exists.
LONDON, December 2s.-A ferry boat on
the Themes capsized, and thiriy-three were
drowned.
NEAR CARTTA0ENA, December 22.-There
were three persons killed by the explosion
Of magazine. The besiegers have been
reinforced by 1900 additional forces, and
400 more arc expected IL few days, when
an assault viii occur.
CoPENHAGEN, December 22.-The gas
men have struck. and the city IS dark
LoNDoN, December s2-The ship Amer
lea foundered of Newfoundland. The
captain and three others were lost. the bal
lance, after being out six days IN boats.
were picked up b. the Louise Wychards,
from Wilmington, Il. {.
Madrid, December 22.-Eighteen were
killed by the certhagena explosion.
INDErENDEAr OF the Spanish Republic.
and antag9nistlc To- it, are three Pretenders.
each OF whom is d scion of Bourbon row
a u ..1.f. 4.
he has naval and military force actually
engaged in n contest for the crown, is Don
Carlos Next may be named the late King
Consort, Don Francisco de Assise, who.
separated from Isabella II and living in
retirement somewhere IN France, is said to
cherish lively hope of one day being
called on TO occupy the throne of Spain
His two ablest counselOrs are Senior Meme
sis and Senor Vallejo Miranda Last and
youngest is Alfonso, eldest son of Isabella
II, sixteen years old last month. Some
time ago his dethroned mother abdicated
in his favor. Should the chapter of acct
dents take this young gentleman back to
Madrid, it Is more than probable that he
will find himself mere cypher, nominal
sovereign. Isabella II really reigning. Her
present cabinet council, each person charged
with a special mission in the common
interest Of restoration, is thus composed:
''His royal hIghness the Infant Don Sebas-
tian, cousin to her Majesty, and former
chief Of staff of Don Carlos V; Generals
Lersundi, and San Roman; Senior Salave-
ria, former minister of finance; Senior Bel
da, minister Of marine in 1868; MARQUIS
de Bedmar; Duke of Sexto, former Cover
nor of Madrid; Senior Carlos Marfori, Gov
ernor of Madrid in 1868; Senior Jose Gue!i
y Rente, former deputy. Tie Press.
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.HE sTATE. 0F TRXAa.

JAMS M 1 2, NETcOSn. Secretary Of STATE.
dorlS I'D stw
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TuE occcy staple continues 20 pour into our city az
an Increased ratio For the TWO weeks ending last
saturday. over four thousand bales were shippc over
the Ccntlal froa thu Austin dcpoi, and Il seems NON
than probable that the shipments Of the next two
weeks viii ran grcatly IN excess % this Last year
aboat ten thousand bales were shipped from
here. while tho shipment of this season
VIII run between tucniy-dSc and thirty fhou-
sand. Easy times arc eose ahead q rs. and VIC
hops OR people w ronoN their energies andmskc tho
hess Of their sOo3 luck. Keep the thing goine-let
them Improve oar grand and bcsuiiful section and
make 81 L what Il should BE. TIC ost aiircive in tbs
Slasc Nov Is the time for farmers % Strike for an
other harvest Let them make taig crops varied ana
attempt 70 sapply az home alnaesi all sheiE vents
An. j. IS. cA1nEn. president ogihe Dallas and
Wichita Raiiroad Company gave rs q eall yesteriay.
ucrcprascnl< she ood pcoPc 81 the ely q Dallas 3
MIDDLE over the result q thss late election for city
oficsrs. They had no rssislfsiion slouins he city
Strength ana tie insult s iai thcy cannes make M
she eiiy vots cut Of she senssal election.
fsi rot time that We ven bs,lauipx to .hays soue
pablo square beaatiaeas lei o. slali @ wofk IN
tine and have sometime 81 his Kind grow % with
p, constantly inIroyns ma edlng 10 TIC iniercSt
and altaas,iseasss o. or rs,eF', beautiful CITY.
IrEns ale ,asnty- ssser isoness n oar county jail
pca'sI.hle pasi 81 ihcr "a ron other coruiics
ms % - he1el ne new jan 1icinr 3 N - haIricd
~. - s...-z ses... :, .-....'e s'-9,.lee.
caslrsAs larns a1t t,oes1s y az Az oarqe
nan fellows 80 ialrs,lse iaryoiy Is sksr ana
Ne o tra lnole alc % ~ na1lhcs ~ nm +, a..
sa'rc iss,on. isafIcns
GO - Pa FacnP.on's dsax store aad ser.rs some
q ir1 ec-s1t-icl Ansssos. DiaiGhc, Spcc.lc. Il S
pae ol ne slssl remedies Ior lllrIle rh,i
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NoTlon.
The stockholders q he ssAn.tio and Pacific short
Line Raiiroad Company" win meet 81 the Raymond
House, AUSTIN Texas, At 10 O'Clock A ~, JANUARY
y, 1919, 70 elect hOer % Dlrcctars ard for poFna.
nent organization. z. r, Smith. james Crutchcn ".
~ Thomas, John D. Bowman. A. o. Bfannin ~ G
Iiitc =, 81. Chandler, Geo. White
dcc25 Stw
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NEW IQnk, December 11.--A largo num-
bsr Of gamblers are preparing to leave for
the South and West in consequence Of the
police pulling them. The police keep
the establishments closed
There IS & hearF fog and several collisions
have occurred with fatal results
Comptroller Grcer says the CITY IS shout
losing tlo, OIL, coo from the detective as
slssncnt laws
NEw YoEk. December ia frc IA the
nl pEts 81 tlic Custom House destroyed
p13els which VilI inconVcnicnce shippers.
Wight y Tylinc. heavy drr goods mer-
chants. attribute t1eir failure Is Sfngue's
failure
INV Io1k. Dtccmhcr 1o.-Tho trial az
Hairy gene. VAS concluded this crcnine