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A Watch That Speaks.

i is said matchmaker OF Geneva, Swift
eTland, named Casimir Laval, has just
completed watch which. instead Of strik-
ing the hours and quarters, announces them
by speaking Ike the photograph. Tie
mechanism Of the watch is based on ph0Bo-
graphic conditions, the bottom Of the case
containing a Photographic sensitive plate
which has received the impression Of the
human voice before being inserted in the
watch.
The disk has forty-eight concentric
grooves, Of which twelve reueat the hours,
twelve those of the hours and quarters, and
twelve more those Of the hours and second
and third quarters. IL the hand on the dial
shows the time % be II 10 o'clock, one Of
the fine needle-p0ints of the mechanism
crosses the corresponding groove. and the
disk. viii turns simultaneously, cal out
the time, Just as The ph0n0graph.c cylinder
The lower lid of the case is provided with a
tiny mouthpiece. and when the watch is
held 10 the ear the sound is all the more
plaip,f
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The Howard Choral Union.

The concert which takes place this even
ing in the chapel of the Howard Presby-
terrain Church on Mission street. near
Third. promises to be quite enjoyable.
The Howard Choral Union. William f.
HOOke director. has several part songs and
choruseS, and strong male quartet con-
tributes two numbers. The sooistS include
Miss Gretta Wittram aud Miss Fanny
Denny as vocalists. with Mr.. Hother Wis
mer as violinist, in two favOrite concert
pieces. The entertainment is for the bene-
fit Of the Lewis Band
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A Compound Interest suit.

A complaint to recover S4726 81 from the
Occidental Building aud Loan Association,
the Oregon improvement Company, Charles
r. Alien, b. Sturman, L. !. Reynolds and
NJ. Meyer has been fled by j. f. Clarke.
The complaint sets forth that on the 18th
Of October. 1889, defendant Reynolds trans
ferred 10 Alfred Clarke property on Jack
son street, near Hyde, as security for $1,000
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AT HARBOR VIEW.
Work Progressing Rapidly on the
New Iron Works.

A large number Of men are engaged in
the erection Of the new Fulton lion Works,
near HarbOr View, and The work is pro-
crossing very rapidly. Nearly forty car
penters are at work on the buildings. to say
nothing OF the laborers engaged in the work
Of filing In and grading.
The foundry building is completed, with
the exception of putting on the corrugated
iron root, which will be in place in few
DAYS
The core ovens and brass furnaces are
completed, and the smokestaek for the
main furnaces is up. The machine-shop
building is we'll under way and will be
completed within two weeks.
The new machinery and tools will be of
the latest pattern. Some Of the machinery
has already arrived and is now living on the
dock ready to be placed in position.
1t IS expected that the new plant will be
IN working order in about four weeks.
Considerable building is being done in the
vicinity, induced by the prospect of the in
crease in population in the near future.
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The Judges Meet.

AT the meeting of the Superior Court
Judges yesterday afternoon, by vote OF 8
to 2, Drs. Liienthal, Windele, Theodore
Rethers and Lustig were appointed physi-
clans for the examination of persons be-
lieyed to be insane. Drs. Rethers and
Lustig are new appo!ntees and take the
places of Drs. Belinge and Phelan. Judges
Slack aud Seawell were not present at the
meeting. The former is in Sacramento and
the latter is confined to his home by sick
ness. Presiding Judge Carrier was author
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LEAGUE OF PROGRESS.
The Young Business Men VIII Fight
Public Evils.

The League Of Progress. an association Of
young business men organized last year, will
hold public meeting early next month to
discuss municipal public improvements,
such as the sewer, Peslhouse and water
front questions.
The executive committee OF the league
met on Tuesday night and decided to com
mence an active campaign in favor Of sew
eral reform movements at once.
The holding OF this public meeting will be
the opening gun in the leagues proposed
war against the existing evils.
A committee was appointed to arrange
to-day for the time and place where the
meeting will be held
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for money advanced. with per cent per
month interest, cOmpOundin said property
being then mortgaged [" the HIhernia Bank
for $500 On February 2S 1890, Reynolds
borrowed of Clarke S255 at 5 per cent per
month. compound interest, which borrowed
money nor the interest has been paid. o.
the oath of June Clarke transferred his
claim against Reynolds to plaintiff 1t is
stated that the other defendants than Rey-
nOlds claim some interest in the property.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN 50.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A.. n. AsszAR
January II, February 10, "a, March TO- "a, April
10, so.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
every Friday.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays A. M.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth and fifth day. A. NJ.
for san Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles,
SanIa Barbara aud san Luis ObIspo, every fourth
and fifth day at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico first OF each month
Ticket OHce-Palace Hotel, New MontgomerYJs.
GOuDALL PERKINS Il co, General Agents,
/ n 10 Market ST.. San FRANCISCO.
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MRS. WALLS WILL.
Her SOn-in-Law Excluded From All
Interest in the Estate.

Interest in the Estate.
jeremiah f. Sullivan and Michael A.
Lotus, as executors of the will of Della
Wall, otherwise known as Bridget Wall,
have applied for probate OF the VIII. Mrs.
Wall died on January 49, Her estate
is valued at $4,000. and consists OF lot on
the north side of Flbert street, near Leay-
enw0rth. aud a lot on the east side Of
kearny street, south of Pine. Her &C.
vsees are Mary Dryer. residing at Prov
dence, r. l. Kate Buckley of this city,
Catherine A. Collins, aged IS years, and
OILS Collins. aged years The testator
directs that the Filbert-street property be
sold, end that out of the proceeds $1,000 be
paid to her sister. Mary Dryer; to her
friend, Kate Buckley, a widow. $500, and to
Rev. John C0ttle, $3.50, the surplus to 90 to
the executors IN trust for the support Of her
daughter, Catherine A. Collins, and her child
Otls Collins. The executors are directed to
apply the rents Of the Kearny-street prop
erty To the use of her daughter and grand
child during the life Of the daughter In
the event Of the death of her daughter. and
If Gus shall have reached % years Of age.
the executors are to deed the Kearny-street
property to him. In the event Of the death
OF Otis before his mother, and upon her
death the deed Is 10 be made 10 the living
children OF NJ ichae A. Lotus. The daugh-
ter ana her son are restrained from dispOs-
ing OF their Interests in the trust, and no
portion Of the estate nor profits are to be
paid directly or indirectly to George Collins,
the husband OF her daughter. The will is
dated November Is, 1891
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lied to designate two additional Judges for
the trial Of cases on the criminal calendar
and one additional Judge for jury trials of
civil actions. This it is believed Will afford
a much needed relief to litigants. attorneys
and persons awaiting trial tor crimes.
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The lilebOat managers now give out 100
tickets every day on account Of Mr.. Sutro's
fourth thousand. using their discretion as 10
who shall receive them a big mob collects
on the corner before 3 o'clock. Those who
get left dig up a dime elsewhere
Mr.. Sutro plays limit now aud has con-
cluded that business principles and beneyO-
lence so well together
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Easily Remedied.

Wagleigh-How did you like that dinner
servi'e / sent you TO-DAY, dear?
Mrs Wagleigh-0h, u IS perfectly lovelyl
But there are only I9I pieces in it. and yUu
know the set mamma has came in 217 pieces.
Waglegh 49, Well. dear. don't let that
worry you. After Bridget has handled 1t
for a week or so it will be in a good many
more pieces than that-Puck.
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does 1t vigorously now
In two short weeks the
last faint traces of his
once raven locks disap-
peared amid the white
of age, and now the Sal
walton Army feeds Sd
tro's hundred at his ex-
pense at the LifebOat
daily.
When the Salvation
Army launched this
scheme Mr.. Sutro saw
that it was good and
bouCht 1000 ten-cent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S, S, co,

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE. SAALE
ALLER. ELDER, EMS, WERRA, FULDA
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM II.
New York, southampton. Bremen The fast er-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, landing passengers in
southampton in IA days lesS from New ork
These steamers celebrated for their speed aud
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
us Montgomery St, under occidental Hotel san
Francisco. is7 ly tn ru
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FOR PORTLAND &AST0RIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM E~p
| ocean Divisiou-and PACIFIC COAST 4sfkQER
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A. FOR the above ports one OF
their ! iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Jan "a Feb 8, IT,
Maze 8. -, prl' ., 10. 81
COLUMBIA-Feb. l, -. % March 8. 81, April 2,
oREGoN-Jan %. Feb g. 81. March 5. H. 20.
Arr 10 -.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
ana other diyerping lines for all points In Oregon
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska. Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellowstone
Fare to Portland-CaUin SIS; steerage. IS; round
trip cabin, $50 -
Hotel New Montgomery street.
Freight Office 100 California street
GooDALL PERKINS Co, Supt Ocean Line.
llf 10 Market street san Francisco.
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Mr.. SUTRO'S MOB.
The PhiIanthropist Plays
a Limit Now.
HIS LATEST EXPERIMENT.
How an OstensibIy Hungry Mob Over
ran the Old Montgomery Block
Last Week.

Adolph Sutro has made another expert
ment in practical beneyOlence, and is IN a
fair way 10 recovery.
He tried giving Salvation Army meal
tickets at his Office to the hungry, but he
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CeANIC STEAMSHIP CoMPANY
ClJNARl LINE,

New York to Liverpool. via Queenstown.
from Pier 10, North River.
IASt La KISS MAIL SERVICE
Gala, Jan p, 80 AN Gallia. Feb Is, 6:SO AN
Aurania Jan. IS 200 PM Aurauia, Feb %, 800 PM
EtTurla, REQ. 1, 80 AN truria. Men. L. 8 : % AN
Serv "a, Feb. II, 10 Pm Seryia March l.. oOn
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin
S35. Steerage tickets 10 aud from ali paris OF
IuIOle at very low rates. For freight and passage
Apply al company s ofice,4 Bowling Green, NewYork
NERNON H. BROWN & Co, General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be- secured on
application 10 WILLIAMS, DIMOND x CO,
Jy27 TuThSa AGENTS. san Francisco.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
l Steamers will sail at NoON on the stu. k5ssn
18Th and 25th OF each month, calling at Na-kZ
various ports Of Mexico and Central America.
Through line sa1ings-tebruarF o, s.. Acapulco;
February ), IS. san Juan: February 20 SIS. City
OF New York
NoTE-Nhen the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer will be dispatched the following Monday,
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamer. leave San Francisco at noon on the Sd
and 18th OF each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen tral American ports.
Way Line SaIliugs-SS. san Jose, February u s..
City OF Panama, February IS.
JAPA> - CHINA LINE.
FOR OKOHAMA AND HONGK' Nc,
Connecting at okohama with steamers for shang-
hal and at HougkOBg for East Indies, Straits, etc.
SIS. City OF Picking, Saturday February 4, at
8 p. NJ.
S. China, via Honolulu, Tuesday, February IA.
at 2. NJ
SIS Peru. Saturday. March T. at P. NJ.
- City Of Rio lie Janero thursday, March %,
at 3 M
duced rates.
For freight or passage applyat the office corner
First and Brannan streets.
Brant h Ofice-20z Front street.
ALEXANDER CEN TER, General Agent.
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EAHTgAEEJETn PILES, and all Rectal Dis
TX az * III eases POSITIVELY CURED in
RAEIE Hs3I. from so TO so days WITH
OUT OPERATION OR DETEN-
TON FROM BUSINESS. Also.
ALL NERVOUS, SKIN, BLOOD, PRIVATE AND
CHRONIC DISEASES OF BOTH SEXES. STRIC-
TURE and URINARY TROUBLES CURED. No charge
unless is effected. Consultation free Gail or
address for pamphlet DRS. PORrERFlELD N
LoSEY, S33 Market street. san Francisco, Cal
Ial0 eod&Wy
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION.

tll:45P Hunters and Ihester Train Tor
Newark. san Jose, Los Gates. - :05R
S:15A Newark, Ceutervllie. san jose,
Felton, Boulder Creek and Santa
Cruz. .t..-....-----.- o.AOk
e2:l5P CenterVNe, San Jose, Alms1en.
Feltou, BoulderCr and santa
Cruz ...,..,..... ...... -.....,-.... H4O;99A
4:l5P Ceuterylie. san Jose, Los Gatos- S;oOA
COAST DIYIS'N-Third and Townsend Sts.
:OOA San Jose. Almaden and Way Sta
tiOuS..........,....s.s %soSr
S:l5A San jose Gi!rOy. Tres PtnOS Pa
faro. Santa Cruz, Monterey. Pa
cifc Grove. Salinas. san Migu9l
Paso Robes and Santa NargariJA
(San LUIS ObiSpOl and Principal
Way Stations. ................ sI0s
J0:37A San jose and W ay stations ....... 6:0fr
Stations. .............,............ $500
~ S0P San Jose. Gt.roy. TrsS fif oS,
santa Cruz, Salinas. Monterey
Pacific Grove and Principal Way
stations. .................. CO.. sl0:5Ik
3:20P San OSe aud PrincIpa Way Sta.
tiOuS ......... -................ ~9-4IA
81 BOP Menlo PARK and WAY Stations. "S;OoA
5:15P san JoSe and way Stations. ..... S;4SA
6:30P Memo PARK and Way stations =. 6:55A
NJ :S6P healo Park and Principal Way
Stations. .......................... tf:SVP
for Morniag. Pfor Afternoon,
"'' NNef +S,,,5.vs ,,f, 'SN'-'"N' ''
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SAN FRANCISCO AND N. P. RAILWAY.
SAUSALITo FERR


Inc DCn&hU8 BrOdd-Gau%0 Route"
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV. 20. 1892,
- and until further notice, boats and trains wuf
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco Passen,
ger Depot, harket-street wharf, follows:
from San Francisco for Point Tfburon,
Belvedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK DAYS-7:4O 9:2O. II 40 A. n: 1880 5 :O5,
$50 P NJ SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra Trip
suNDAYs.- 100. $780, 1900 A N; 1850. $50
500, 8 30 P. N.
From san Rafael for San Franoisoo.
WEEK DAYS-6:25, :55, 8 80 A n. IL 40 3:40
Cos P. N. SATURDAY oNLY-An extra trip
sUNDAYs-8:IO $40 III0 A. N; l:AO 3:A0
500, 6:25 P n
From Point Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAY st $50, 1920. 1855 A. NJ: I:IO 4:O5,
$3.50 P SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra
sUSD4YsC.s82:4 80, 10 :o5, l1:ss 4. N; 2:o5. 4:oa
$3.50, 6:55 P. NJ.
Leave Arrive
San Francisco San Francisco.
WE W., 5 sgs. 5 sgs; E S.4s'
40 AN g 90 an Petaiuma Il0:4O 40 $3.50 An
$50 Pm 30 ~ ana sos Pm lO:3OAX
6:05 Pm 5 800 PA santa Rosa. 7:3O Pm 6:lO PI
windsor.
40 AN HealdsOurz | 1880 Al
$3.50 PIX s 800 An Litt0n Sprngsi 1880 PNl 6:lO FM
ClOyerdale
way Stations STAT
S:10 AM 8 :0OAa HoP!and aud 80 FN] 6;lO FA
Uklah.
!: go AN 200 an Guernevile. 1902 n 1890 ~
$3.50 IN o:iO Pm
40 AM SU0AAi SOnOma l0:40AMI S:50AH
sos PH 700 and sos Pm 6:l0 FH
Glen Ellen.
f4O Az : :OOAM{ ssbastopoI lO:4O An IL 80 Az
$3.50 Pm 500 PM sos PM $40 PA
Stages connect at santa Rosa for Mark West
Springs: ut Geyseryile for Skagzs' Springs Stew
RTts Point. Guaals and Point Arena; at CloVerdals
for the Geysers; a. Piesa for Highland Springs,
Kelseyyiile, soda Bay Lakeport and Bartlett
springs At Hopand for Lakeport; at Uklah Tor
Vichy Springs, Saratoga Springs Blue Lakes Witter
Springs, Upper Lake, Lakeport WA!itts: Cahto,
hendoctno Guy, Fort Bragg, Westpcrt, Usais
fXCCRSION TICKETS from Saturdays to Mon.
days-To Petaiuna 81 so; TO santa Rosa, 81 IS; 70
Healdsb burg, s. 40: 10 ClOveria e, 81 so; 10 tOp-
land So 10; to Ukian. IS IS; to sebastopo, 81 70i
TO Guernevlile IS rs; 20 oonoms. 81 So; TO Glen
Ellen. 81 so.
Excursion TICKETS. GOOD FOR Sundays only,
10 PeIaluna, 81 TO Santa Rosa 81 50: TO Heads
burg s. 70 10 CiOverdAie So; TO Ukiah, - 90; to
Hopland g 50; TO Se0astOpo 81 80; to Guerns-
vile, 81 SO: to Sonoma. 81 TO Glen Ellen, 81 40
Z, WHITING, PETER }. MCGLfNN,
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass 4 Ikt Ags
Ticket onices at ferry, 80 Montgomery st. and
GeW Montgomery 81.
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NOTICED

Meal tickets contributed bY Mr..
SutCo viii be issued at the Saliva
ton Army food ana shelter depot,
southeast corner kearny aud Sac
TamentO streets. at 3 T.. 81. daily.
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ROYal MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

o,TEAMERS LEAVE ASPIN WALL ts,1s
- forlnghtly for thu West Indies and <sf<Nsr
southampton, calling en- route az CherbourE
lraLce and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills OF Ladng. in connection with tns
Pacific Mail y CO. issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports In Eng and and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth.
Cherbourg, southampton. first-class Sl93; third
class SyT 90. For further particulars apply To
II PARRofr X CO.. AGENTS. 306 Calltorulass
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ClMPAGNlE GENERALS

NuH" Hu'I- ULNG"hH~
IRA I'll y L ia u 6
Ere III Line to Havre.
4 OMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH Na
Y River foot OF Morton ST. Travellers by 1912
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort OF crossing the channel ia small
boat
LA GAStbuNE' Sautttl.+... ''..'st' ...'.:.ss..
.................... Saturday, FEB. ith, 1900 ".
La BRETAGNE Capt. Collier
................. Saturday, teh. ! tn, 500 A.
LA BOUR60GNE Capt. Le6oeuf .......,........
Observation-Disclosures. saturday, eb IL, Noon
LA NORMAN DIE, De kersabiec.....,......,.....
........-... Saturday, Gu, 800 A. NJ.
AS- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent.
No Bowling Green, New Ork
J. r. FUGAZI CO., Agents o Montgomery ava.
San Francesca.
BIanch Office 10 Montgomery street au3l IL
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ATLANTIC AND PA IFIC RAILROAD.
SANTA FE ROUTE

SANTA FE ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE AMI ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN
cisco (Market-street Ferry:
BIZ bE1E4. NOVEMBER l. 1892 {6 Ball.
30 p Fast Express via Mo1ave ........-... 9:I5
300 A. Atlantic Express via Los Angeles. s;45
Ticket Ondce-65O Marx et street. Chronicle Bald
Ing. 5. +. W. A BISSELL.
1877 General Passenger ARelG
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for Morniag. for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
sundays only.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Labor is duty from which
no man living is exempt with
out FORGETTING his right to his
daily bread.
THOMAS VIII SON.
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and that the conductors thereof be
appointed on the recommend ttion Of
the teachers of he districts, and that
the issuance of certificates by said
normaIs be provided for by Icy.
We Recommend a thorough revision
Of the law gov rning puollc education
SO tha, it snail be simpiied and made
consistent with itself.
After sigma ures have been obtained
please forward to Hon. VI. Carlisle,
state superintendent, Austin, Texas.
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The Austin S.atesma an has been say.

The Austin Statesman has been say
ing something creditable of Govern.
or Hogg, and it seems some Of its late
yoke fellows have been taking it TO
task, and TO them the Statesman re
plies as follow:
1T seems that the moment paper
approves anything Governor Hogg
does, in the estimation OF the other
papers it is an administration organ.
AZ the same time these anti admins
tration papers make this charge they
declare they will support Gov Hogs
administration in everything leading
to he prosperity tf Texas. LIE, US
have little more consistency, gentle
men. and aitte less captious opqosi.
ton to everything Governor Hogg
says or does
1t is hoped the sneers Of is late as
-ociates will not prevent the States.
man from doing its duty in the pres
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A Note to Mr.. BPann.

To W. c. Brain.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAs.
DEAR SlR:-I have some Dry Blad
ders and some Dry Peas of which |
will sell to some real live Yankee at
cost. Apply at once as | have only a
few left aud going out Of the Bust.
ness. Call on or address
I. S. UNDERWOOD,
Axtell, Texas
p S. These Bladders are carefully
prepared and come out of YaI kee
hogs and are adopted for the use OF
which they are sold for (for sc.reing
Southern people,
r. S. UNDERWOOD
EDITOR WACO News: Please for.
ward the above to Brann Through
the columns OF the News aud oblige
T. S UNDERWOOD.
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Southern Industries.

The following important Industries
organized in the southern states dur
ing week ending January 18th
are taken from the Bait more Man -
factu1ers' Record of the follow ing
date
The Post Publishing Co, of Mont
gomery, Ala, has been incorporated
with ca ultal stock OF 100000.
The Sherwood Co.. of Baltimore
has been incor sorsted to deal in and
manutac ure lumber, ETC., capital
stock $50 600.
The American Laundry Machinery
Co OF Newport, Ky, have been in
cOrporated to manufacture; capital
Sl5O 900
The Hugo & Schneider Co., of San
Antonio, mercantile company, has
beer Incorporated with capital of
$3.50, 600
The Baltimore Metal Storage Co.,
has been incor Grated with a capital
stock OF 100000 dollars.
The Crockett Arsenic Lithia
Sprinks Co, of Roanoke, Va, has
been incorporated with a capital of
$40 900.
The Sprenkle Pully & Woodenware
Co of Kanawhs City, w. Va, has
been inc rporatep with ca pital
stock of S93 800
The Lexington Tobacco Co., capital
stock $40 600. has been formed to erect
works.
The F. G Curry Woodenware Co,
has been incorpo ated at Coviugton,
KY capital $50 900
The Owensboro Elevator Co., has
been incorporated.
The lyman Machine & Foundry
Works has been incorp rated at
Saw nnah, ga, with capital stock
of so 900 dollars.
The Chestertown Creamery & Ice
Co., has been incorporated with a
capital -tock of SIS 900
The Charleston Improvement Co.
has been incorporated with a capital
of 500 600.
The Hutchins Printing Co of Fort
Worth, has been Incorporated with q
capital stock of so COO
The Florence Cotton Oil Mill Co.
has been incorporated with a capital
stock of $40 600.
The Disappointing Dry Chlorinat.
ing d Amalgamating Co. has been in
co porated at Hot Springs, Ark,
capital took 100000.
The Van Buren,. Ark, Water Co,
has been incorporates; capital stock
$50 600.
The Peoples Electric Light and
Power Co., of Savannah, Ga, will put
in 5000, 900 plant.
Tne Crescent Gas, Digit & Fuel Co.
of New Orleans, has been in orporat
ed; capital stock 100 600 dollars.
The Smith bitfendefer Mfg. Co of
Baltimore. has been incor GRATED;
ca ital S 600 do lars.
The Blythe, Miss, Improvement &
Mtg. Co. has been Incorporated with
a capital of 81 900 dollars
The Advance. n. Y, Roller Mill
Co. has b EN- Incorporated with 5000
dollars capital.
The Su urban Land & Improve
ment Co :, Of Charleston, has been in
corporated with a capital stock of
rs 600 dollars.
The Chicoga Springs Company OF
Spartanburg, =. G., has been incor-
porated; capital stock $4,000 dollars.
Digger e. Wilkes, bakers, grocers
.rJ nos.eot;n,o.e CO., k,s,;, .var,o