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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
SHINING Delinquent Itn--nw .rs

A person investing in the NEBRASKA Cen
tral BslGiag and Loan assoclaaI1n with the
intention OF becoming 4 borrower WI DO
vel 90 look before he leans. The plan in
TINS rernr1 IS not only unjust. but IN direct
untict with the law. The interest and pre-
MUM charge on a loan Is . fraction over -
par cent. II a borrower becomes delinquent
ana The association eltorces the
state law provides--and II any SUN De due
him after ceductlng fines and losses. II any,
ID the date Of caucelaliUn II shah . -
be credited on his loun." The Nebraska
Central provides IN section : Of article = II
u borrower thereon neglects 10 pay any in
terest dues or monthly payments for 4
period or four months from The time the
same shall be due then the whole prlnclpal
mentioned IN the mortgage anc note or bond
shall at once become due and payabls.~ In
other words, the association seeks 10 COT
nscabe the borrowers payments into the
loan fund which really constitute payments
on the principal Of The debt Every lawyer
familiar with the matter knows thai such a
pr0Tiso cannot be enforced in Nebraska. As
u matter OF flct, the courts o. Douglas
county have rendered decisions not only Civ
laC credit for ali payments made, ou1 went
further ana gave Judgment On a oasls ex-
tremely favUrlpie be the borrower.
The whole plum Of the Nebraska Central
vas evidently devised 10 suaoie a few Iowa
capitalists 10 plant their surplus IA Nebraska
md evade the usury law. The addition q
building and loan associaJlon 10 the tide
IS false pretense. To give II official sanction
Is a manifest perverslnu OF the Law and az
unvarranbed exercise Of the power vested
II The Stale banklaC Board-
Cure indigestion du1 g4lOusness with
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

The returns are not yet II from tire Fourth
precinct II the Fifth ward which Is IN the
fifth commissioner district. but the unofficial
vote has been received and inclu1ed II all
cases buI nat Of commissioner. in which il
Is Sill lacking. The pol book was sent 20
the school board by mistake and VIII not be
received unnl thai body meets tomorrow 10
max Ii cnn vnss-
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Little pills for great his: DewItt's Little
Early klseFs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Runor Quite Unfounaed-
CHICAGO, Nov. IA rumor has been
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Mare ID tne sarne sorr.

The above Official vote combined with the
rs yet unofficial vote of South Omaha and
the country precincts giFes The following as
the decisive totals
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
IN TIE COURTS.

Cure indigestion ana g-lOusness vii
DeW Witt 5 Little Early R,sars.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

While the iastalment shareholder faces a
deficit every year for The hrsJ I've, the paid
~ shareaolscr resolves q share Of the profits
s~1ulI-luEIl-E. Tins aEaln Illustrates the
zeAl u the managers for nun Der one. HE
president OF The concern. being an Iowa
banker. Is thus suabiea % invest has surplus
ia paid Gp slack farm IL cut ii snug rates.
ana in addition pocket 49, per cent OF what
instalnent shareholders in Nebraska pay u.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
7 II

j., ypur So 3 80 > 20 - SO 5000 $50 1o
so venr- Ia i~u 1870 $50 % I8g 20 $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Statement showing the conclthln 81 lem
perErure ana precipitation al Omaha for the
DAY and since AArch L 1898
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

The Iowa concern Incorporated in Ne
braska Operlbes the Dr0aGest kind Of a
uauianaI plan continuing f~eauures which Gre
unjust and oppressive auu unauthorized By
law. IL is not a whit better than the con,
securive pond plan against which The state
board Numbered a few weeks ago. There Is
nothing in The building and loan Law author
ling the issue OF pala up stock That sYs-
lem, though largely favored, has heretofore
been frowued upon by the o0HFa. When an
Omaha association not long aEo sUugnH 10
Issue paid Up stock, Attorney General Has
tings advised the secretary thai such action
would be Illegal. The Iowa capitalists haC
no difficulty IN securing privileges denied u
home INSTITUTIONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

Experience shows THAT II the best nan
aged mutual Associations 90 per cent Of The
shareholders withdraw before The maturity
af their shares The per cent Is much
HreR ter IN Ratlonal associaIons-probaBiy
- per cent. m shareholder IN the Ne
brAska Central WI1hGra y M before the ma-
burlty Of his shares VII receive none Of tha5
prospective surplus. Nhaf Is morP, Il he
wilhdra Ss say Eme before the expiration Of
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

A. ,n,prran, bill has been nitro
dnre.! IN tue L-glsiatu'e by DR.. w.
l.. Mercer. Senator from Edyec"mbe
county Tn- bin %yr"p"s-s 10 estab-
ilsh a foundry III connection WIN the
pen,,rnll4,y, 10 he located at lha,
.iu,,l,ullou or IN Chatham or Gull
ford "a clos. proximity to Tie ore
winch VIII supply i. The plan is TO
make ear whte!e aud t. work the
plan vllh tie conv'c,s not employ
ed upon railroads or ol!,riwlse.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
knr Work OF North Car
DINA Women at the
Worlds Fair.

The Lady Managers appointed /,
c l'ect specimens OF work Of III,
vomeu ~ Moth Carolina, for exhi
'unn a; the G lu~hian Exposition
10 be nd II Chicago, desire to b.
i lcesi / nf.ic,tinn with ex
'-' t "nmaa's WORK
- asa, aui uueual
Il-v an>Ist c,rreepondenc- and
>~'-2r~tioh- = all subjects pertain
- ,''he ~-rk they have IN hand
ForNte batter prosecution OF The
deal 5 OF this work, they have ar
angel It into the tollo~lns Dlvis.
l4ns TIE name and address OF the
Laiy-Manager III charge is y,vel
WITH each Division, so CORRESPOND
euc" on the various subjects can hs
a reese IL the adv in charge O
ma, DnI~lnn, anj thus expedite
work:
Division A--Colonial Display
Cnrio>. ancient anl uodern.-Mrs
H~o w. kl'ier. Wilmington.
Division Is Drawing. Painting
Elchr->, Crayrn Work. Potter,
and lI"ne Decorations. W..d.C arv
my. Sculpture, G.-Mrs. Charles
Price, Sal sonrx \ {
Dt.slnn C-Neeiie w *. Taxi
iermy Feather Work. Lea,fe,
Work. + III >ra.e Work, Sc Mis-,
Stella ID >une. Wilmington.
DAl>,an D-Iress Work. Li,era
,nre, lcvent"r> and Inventions. STA
u>;scs. Ac-Mrs. Robert L. Cot
trn, Falkland.
ihe competition at Chicago vii.
he both National and International
sud The standard ~ .ycellenc. il
necessarily Yer, high. Consequent,
" tie Lady Managers urge upon
The women OF the State 10 euaeayo,
~ tli.> occasion 20 exec. any ,orme,
etf'rts p their res, ec,iye iines ..
work.
The Chairman Of tn Committee
Mrs Robef, X. Co.,eu. Will take
!leasnr- Il replying 10 Inquiries or
any sutJec' Mt mentioned III The
anpse classification, which relate "a
The suLisc,.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
NORTH NEWS.

Statessiite will have six tobacco
factories ia operation this year.-
Wilmington Messenger, Among
the new pns,ofices named in the
Postal Guide" The i..ll..,rc arc in
North Carolina !: Bessie. B':nk.
Dennis, Ella, Fu'p. Majse, SKYE"
AMI Tim" VIVA, fne taste aud
eyes Tor Ike h-auti.uli
In 1899 the LEGISLATURE ,as..1 a
law tor..,adjn. The hu.,ino :, deer
in Caldwell .oua,v xnb d,,s and
until tins wear the law has been
nre,tv w.ll olpv.d with III. r..u,,
90 e ''
~ i'du thai 'anSc III Tue hotthe''
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

y dispatch from Raleigh dared
February 10Th says Tie Commit
,"c on Railways To might decided
UNANIMOUSLY TO report ta,orabiy thc
hn.i requiring tcptra,e Gals T.,
uhltr> a1d hacks. hnt will not re-
ror, nntil one or ,wp railway oil
:ials are heard on The subject.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

The two ii n>ts Of Con.tesa ss,
semh'ci on The Sth instant III the
hail OF the House 81 Representatives
to bear The votes - The Presidential
electors announced. The Vice Pes
ident, w'o rl'sihei, announced ,ha,
Cleveland and Stevenson bal re
ce:yod -. votes. Harrison and Reid
I45 votes, ani Weaver aud Field 2.
votes. W hen tie vnt" IT lII.noi,
was announced there wa app'an,,
from The galleries, ah'cll aa>
promptly 'ileck",' by the President
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

There arc 81 student, - the
STATE University AT Cnapci iIl!I, 0!
whom only nine are receiving tree
tuition under the STATE law. Ihe-'
dllatcs Tor the wiul>lry, and on.
cripple, all being needy anl merl
no
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

Tilr,e j. still about $4,000 Of the
a,u0uut Il direct.taxcs still urcaiied
iur III the Sta,e tre2sCrv at Raleigh.
Mr.. Phi H.. Andrews who had the
matter in charge has resigned and
the work vii hereafter be done III
tie ExpcD.i,c Office.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bltteis. Ii LA
Grippe" has lett You weak anI
weary, use Electric i5,t,ers. Thus
remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach AID kiInry>, gently aiding
those oreaEs TO perform their tune
,io,.s. Ityun are afflicted wuh Sick
Headache, you will lind speedy and
permanent rc!iet tv takn1 Ele.,rl,
B.tlers. One trial w,li convince you
that this is the remedy YOU nec'i
Large bottles only SOC. vi w. y
HAYES Drugstore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
NEWnANSvILLE, FLA.
June 9th. 1891,
Mr~>rs L'ppman Bros, Savannah.

Me>>rs Llppman Bros, Savannah.
rrorgla:
Dear S,r>-l wish To give my test
smnniai ia REGARD to vour valuable
medicine, L. p. T., FIR the care Of
'henma,l>nl, uenrai"ia. Dyspepsia,
b,ilou>.cs>. etc. In SCI VA, a,
,ackel with bilious muscular ,henm
arjsm, aut hl>e been q martyr 10 i,
ever since | u.ed All ~melpcues |
ever heard of. and al. he doci"rs j..
reach. hu, | found only temporary
re'ief; The paihs were 81 bad al
tines that | did no, care whether |
lived or died Ny digestion hecaa j,
80 impaired tina, everything ar
disagreed with NE. My wife a'>p
Suffered 40 %Jnieh>tl, With dyspepsia
,ha, her lille was 4 burden to her f;
he Won | he confined 70 ntr bed
OF weeks 4, the tine: she also >ut
cred .~'.a;iy from yrliinr>> al los
- %>'c,i,. >ome tuue IL Mrnrt. ! "A
ai.i>v,i - take l. l. Z. \ j H. 81,
We lMy "it" at i + *t-ti y,
second t"u p : i, III -,s
ton bean !" inp'o,e NJ ia. :
~nh~ldti 50 much that | t,a>c teen
,bte t. work, ard an i%tciln. ike
'!uin. Mat | haven't lonel.tn,c il,
\ unrnher ot years. We Will too.
tline ,,kin, = l.. +. until W. are
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
WILMINGTON Messenger.

The MESSENGER has no bothered
itself a''"ni the pu.';c printing II
thinks 1t ought 10 be done AZ llv"
aud ~ livt. ra,e- without |rills an.!
700 much SHIRT bosom. II ought
not to be hard 10 arrive al tair
prices for the work. Wnuestr gets
It -hon'd he we'll paid for IN" ~otk
because hi bread ~ in il. II pr,n,
ny a. III other things in lite the
workman is worthy Of bis h,re, an'
AZ Governor Vance says, If W. re-
member, the horse tia, pulls tie
plough should eat the fodder.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

lsHtGMATI>M Cured IN a DAY
-"Mv-l9c Care tor Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically lures IN |! t.
) days. Ii. acton upon The system
- re- rarsahle ai.i MYSTERIOUS. |, IL.
moves at "nce the cause and the 4 :.
ease ,~mntcd4ateI, disappears. The
first Il 81 greatly benefits. - cents.
Warranted bs W. Y. fia,v>, Dug
pis H. i-bors
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

Gov. F>ishback, of Arkansas. wants
the Governors of the Southern
State. to meet a, R,chm"nl Va,
mex, April, to talk about imm,g,a
ton and see what steps a be taken
TO turn it south Wari.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
Bishop Lymnn'~ Mar
ria GYIe

ii. Charleston News aud Courier
Il Feb,u ary 10Th. gives The follow
lrr account q; the wedding:
=. M.chaei's Church was filed
vest. r,iss morning ST y O'Clock at
he marriage Of Miss Susan Booze
Robertson. formerly of Charleston.
To ,h- 1T Rev. T. b Lyman, Bishop
u North Catolna The ceremony
"a ~,v,f"ru,..i ty The Rev. Z. {.
Plnck..,, -en,ur member of the local
standing committee. III. Albert +
IIi.l ac,.d "a t.st man and MaJ'r
Hv1ty +. I,lrG gave the bride
a"aI.
1t Wa que, wedding, perform.
cl after the ritual OF the Episcopal
CLufeh The newly Welded couple
iett Immediately tor ST. Augustine
F.a.. where they viii spend a fe"
.iay-. Then alter n short visit &c
New Orleans aud Baltimore, they
Viii rrlnrn To Issale,sh, \. c, The
rr"p,n- "n.-
Mt>s.R .per,son had been living
iur >ot4r utne a., on the family e:
t.s.~ai >,rauu ,.tar Arden, \ Z
-. - he OILY daughter of Asexan
..t. Eo"ctt-n',, the tea! OF the once
- lu.au ti:La of re factories
X i,l:~pt B"4.k',:k i Go.
n :, - years ct age an
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

To cure CONSTIPATION sick head
acha aud dyspepsia S,mm"ns Ll.e,
Regulator hos no equal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

Hain- IN the r"y,"ns OF the kid
ny. are. cured 10y Summons Liver
Regulator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

It is saii that Chiras riches
banker is worth about s. 100000.
900. 1t be vas in this couruy b,
nigh, be a halt doz,u United States
Senators. Wilmington Slar.A
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

\ l.. Walk tBl.G CASE Nj Wi.
$50 Na... ol4'Gc Washington
- IaW sc,,cc, II =, ivr ,vo
wears all = wlli ,~a,,cnse VEN.
accnLIf.""i oy atrnn. -um, ,rnr.
Too, VA co., eteIy cared after
aea : a,. J eight Dotl.ts OF Ayers
Ssr,atauLis.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
THE REMAINS OF PKLSI-
DENT DA WIS.

Tie afranorlnent~ 10 remove IL.
renain> II Pr~sidesl Daslsto Rich
nund are now being made. .hcr.
will Ia q great militsis aud ci.ic
display al the ln,ermrul.- Rate. n
Neus AL Observer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

eo.d By DYrrsisss, Or oen;. postpaid On seoss1t CT pstos
DA HrHpHRxrs' MANUAL (iss PAGES. nAlLED Saxk
H%uxPnREYB' IKE. O, III O., xEwToRx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

Mayor Browne constantly In receipt or
leuew of Inquiry about business IA Hous-
tom and fslm people who wish TO come
here and doslre 10 Know what the prose
prcw are Tor hom in their particular
limos.
of O.esAy, WHO has three teams and
wants tu know it he can obtain hauling.
Iir ALSO asks about farming ueur the city,
che rent charges for lud ami W many
farms urc for rput. Probably snmn one iu-
trruatel might nui 10 wen ~ write to him
Another lCttDr iF iinm W. H. IN Davis
of Temple. who also desires 10 be Informed
about farms for g.n- His ADDRESS Is II. o.
huX @la Temple. lsNu5.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13

Bringhurst, II. f. George. G. W. Gaines
Abe Levy. A. g. Lewis,
ON Amusements--i l.. Watson, Ed
Khan. A. G.. Lewis, Abe Levy
on Muster. +. George, 81 Packard
Abe Levy, u. c. Law, G. II. Brinshurst
Tom Brnghurst.
on Fireworks. II. Bright. Max Ro-
5on;hul, a. Stude Charles Helm. +. A..
Heitmann, W. A. Childress, T. c. Craw-
ford.
on Decoration and 1lumtnauon--Ed
Kiam Abe Levy, j. l.. Watson II. o.
l.idstone.
Chairman Lldstone OF the reception com
mittee and Chairman Browne of the IRE
department committee are yet 90 report,
The committee then adjourned to meet
Thursday Mt 1880 ;.. m. at The Post edl-
tcrul rooms
Mr. Watson and his committee on
following as attractions for the eNcnr'
sionists:
Amusements during the excursion:
Bicycle parade Mt night, wheels deco
rated and Illuminated.
Main street in gala attire-illuminated
at night,
II. 4. II. parade at nlght-"The Horrl-
bles."
Fire department display and parade.
Music all the time.
Fireworks two nights.
Street car parade two nights
Spccdy's diving leap from Il third story
roof to the pavement landing In a tank
with three feet of water-scvcral times If
he lives.
Fourth annual society bail OF the q. z.
club.
Ch,ysanthcmum show.
public show Of calcium dissolving Views.
Three line companies at the opera house
TUESDAY. "Sltipped by the Light OF the
Moon" a roaring farce; Wednesday mat
mec. "Siobc." magnificent GO Aedy;
Wednesday night same; Thursday the
great actress, ModjeslIa
Market display every morning
live city all the time.
no be Continued)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13
morsroN LAnon corNcm.
Construction oF the High school
Considered by THAT nody.

Construction oF the High school
Considered by THAT nody.
on Monday the legislative committee Of
Houston Labor Council No. 1-NTessrs
George Jones, John Collins. ID. w. Leach,
E. Parker and $. I<rlmcr-prescnted
to the city council a petition in regard to
construction and material for the proposed
high school building. in fun this petition
Is as follows;
ITO the Mayor and Aldermen Of the city
of houston:
we the undersigned, the legislative
committee of Houston Labor Council No.
T. do hereby petition your honorable body
tn Incorporate i'm your bids for the CON
struguon of the high school building, Tor
which plans have been submitted, the fol-
lowing clauses:
II. That no scab. Carnegie or penlten-
tlnry IRON be used in the construction of
the building.
go. The citizens Of Houston to furnish
tho material us far as practicable,
"H Resident mechanics and lahornG
m,n tj ac employed in construction of the
~ Njne hours shall constitute a days
- THE union scale Of wages TO prevail
throughout tnn CONSERVATION Of same.
"All of which g. respectfully submitted
for Your con 1DratI1n,'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13
rrru wNnn uuDGEr.
Notes of Interest Gathered I'm the
Uusy ward,

RuSy ward.
Mir Johnson OF Liberty street 10 not
expected to live. The doctors nave given
him up.
r. - Gribbc & co. have adopted the
eight hour plan, comm 5ncinS WORK NJ
ana quitting at o'clock.
A taciSv party was given last night by
Miss Rosie Jourly. II Wt' one OF the
most enjoyable Affairs of the season.
a very pleasant surprise party was
yivtn N1nlpv night complimentary TO
Miss Mntdc Grsson az her home ON CHAP
man street.
Another oyster supper VIII be given tn
morrow MINT at Ross OLD drug store on
;he corner of Liberty aud Mckee streets.
the proceeds TO hr used 10y tAe benrNL ot
tho MeNeC street Methodist SUNDAY
school.
\ snail boy created a great deal %; OK
CitFmgut Monday evening ON Mckee
street hv uring a large NrecrockNr In a
fcW inmates no less t1Hn hf-N people
gathered 30 see what was the mattar
\ reception w. Doe rendered MIR and
Mrs James NlIm.ou Nltcly m1rrlell uy
the Sunset Social cluh ErilHy u..ht O.
their ml on Mckee street, Alr aud
Mrs. M9rWion wass n1th wrHlhers OF the
club long before tne- marriage.
Gev. ur Pickett will leave tonight for
his new home in Richmond lie has been
living IN tine parsonage here until he
could mud % su.tulc house tn lachmonl
and ever since Que accented the. cen ut
night ard coming back Monday morning.
Dr. Pickett WAS very much loved md ab-
Wrel by his congregation here aHI they
VIII mass him very NUrl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-13
CITY BREvIrIEs.

rr,o mn, rI,,. ,nlnstrels will meet this
evening M S o'clock at Herrle's music
Sov ,'.''s
NJ r. pori,,oI r,,u,ror NJ the Houston
CHARM, Hb,Isc rrunrts The bank move
pe1t Tor DECEMBER H.. ISp3 ut Si552,SSs.
posed union tN'i-,ll5s,N i ,g "ni.,tt and
Jhhuaty "aH a. 49, t,-,. ''
apPohlNi 7"p''""''''''
The following NlIte1 t"er 'ot'2 III, nc,
GRante ytS'eI VIZ 1iS 80 go. ~ MOI C0iufn,
+. pySI9hi LNl,itE' NgI's' i'''"'
DuSi d. = nm, N.y '''''' Mt. ,.....,,.,.,..
The cuse of tirich va Bluz, involving n
large amount of property. has been com
nruiuisrd and the ease dismissed. Jlrlch
receives property and cash ip the amount
OF about $1,000 10 is suited
A. DAYTON thirtv-nye miles cast OF
Houston. MIR Jones' was accidcutly shot
while out hunting yesterday, DR.. iNnoN
latest reports the wounded man WIS do
lng very well and VIII recover.
colonel DirA \y.sirplr ON Monday night
I'M i,,rI az III nnrnn Cras4 Timbers and
- VS. -, us .r1 i,.rhn.rs 'sllstrineI
other seyerc Internal 'iujur.cs lie il
''G So, W. t,,,.t ,,,o.J thr I'm At the
SIN Ht.loY,' T ti.' ,'r.i,ii'b ,.cs
pil't SUI a. It,''' ,,.i,E i,,,t' SfrO
St i5S d,,f,.. lew rninri.s INA, the
w.. ms ~ iry.. ian. i,liinr ,br
49, ~ "a ~ I',-,i,,c ,' -
a new firm in the city i9 j. H. Norton
a. son, produce, commission nrFen,ah'
The junior member of the llim ls MT D.
H. N9rton. Tor It IRE iG WIN
lt, ,',it' r'',, ~ H. ,,,,',j IN, ,tt,.r
I',yn,.a 1'If'''' I'm l ,y,lly. l,y,yy,i
mn bI. Jrianis yyisl, m" new urn success
anu "', i'i.,'''9 "'1' ''. ~" -'' ''
Charley cay n cul"r.l cltl&gh, was cap
tur=i Last nlRht ny Queer hhihH'Ae' Iit
was attempting 10 dispose o. CLOCK
which ls believed 10 nave nerh stolen
]
the pattern known as "a mthiel COCK, W
OF imitation EBONY WIN imitation marble
top ana brass mouNN"+-
Ou,Cers of the Grand orient nave been
Installed a1 Ioi9WS' >, ~ iry9he5. n,
v. ~; IHcH5td -. Anu, -. W. T.. ~
frthkilI, o. H. ~. fItH N. Hol4uui ~ e.
ana r. j. $. tAiifey a., N y =. Is.
19lllus' O.. J. w, u ~. l'1ht4HEu, -. ~
w; UuSters, ipm Kennedy, Lee ltehIto
ana Niil'm cruise.
y. Block who owns a store corner OF
Calhoun avenue and Broadway reported
at the police station yesterday that the
night before about % O'Clock TWO masked
men entered his store and with the aid
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IN. rnrNlnY souInE.n

Archie 3oyd is we'll known Tor his eN-
ceHont rendition for four years rnst OF
tho pGrl %. Joshua Whitc1mn lu the "Dld
houestuId,' and his new play DIS one
Wor,hy of him, II was written expressly
fpr hn D, Clauaf a. KRONE. 10 ~
quaint domestic chHractet picture OF
hn'uug, and entirely devoid ut the sultpl
situations and strained effects that char
aeirra" Gao average pM! AUCTION OF iouuy.
% appeals directly 20 the humuu hcart
and it3 Modest sentiments, thereby iu-
directly conveying % mpud lesson I'm IA
manner Wat can not but be delightful
and Instructive 10 the most iasndious
and cAdctinS taste. Like the "OlQ liome-
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rmn ARTILLnnY NALL.
A military AHnir-1hc Committees
Having II In Chnrgc

The bail OF the Houston Light Artillery,
which occurs on the evening OF Tuesday,
December 10. Ga 20 be a military ona.E
ana the Richmond Cavalry, the RreAhlm
Light Artillery. the Houston Light Guard.
the Rutherford Rangers ana the Uniform
Rank OF knights Of l'ylhius nave been I'M
expected 10 appear IN UNIFORM,
Ii A. hntclpatcd that Tho bail VIII be a
Grand nffair and many ladies' have bcon
honored With Invitations The committees
In charge are Rs follows
Advancement Committee Captain II. b.
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state pentcntiaries, came down from
huntsville yesterday They ICY Tot Aus
IN last night % attend a meeting OF inc
STATE rcnltcntiary board.
IT, w. Pltschtnnnn was called to Brcn-
ham last night by q telegram announcing
some severe sickness IN his family.
y; II, Young. wife and daughter late Or
OF Ia Porte, were visiting in Houston
yesterday
Hon. Frank r. Lubbock arrived yeater-
gay with the double purpas, ol NNleu'!ns
the reunion OF the Terry Rangers ana inc
marriage of his niece.
Mcssrs. ]. r. Hastings and T. j. Looncy
two OF the hest known and most highly
respected citizens OF Lamp1s1s, are WUl
~ aitcndnncc before the committee OF he
lirMnl I.nlu. nm N.uIl.
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rmn LocAL STAGE.

The only attraction at the opera house
this week viii be Archie BOYD in 1.-THE
Country Squire" tonight, There has been
"a good advance sale OF seats and a large
audience is anticipated.
Mir prrclty. manager FOR Madame Mod
icaGa, WuH iu the city last evening arrnng-
ing th' urgl min1lle5 tor the appearances
Thursday pvrnin. uf next W. H. II brings
tna nl company thai supported MoiJcsAa
ui Dul,spn. The "ugnErwyut i4 fur one
might only aud the hin VIII be Mary stu