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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

A lot of Scotch Tweed,
Clays, Cheyiots, and Ca,'t
meres. All wool and the be'i
workmanship. Only trouble
they're a little too heavy h, ,i 10
our spring trade. The 81.
sl2, SIS kind for $3.50. !
number of $40 Suits in TIT
lot. We've put the price at
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
1pt';!(ol!iFEN(S
-LS--A1'=A,s%N
Free Exhibition Again
To-day.
10 to II O'Clock and 8 to 8 O'clock ?. II.

Every one, especially the ladies
and children, is invited. The
japanese lady magician will per.
form some of her most wonderful
feats of magic in our East window
today.
We are celebrating our largest
Japanese import-oVer 1900 Tolls
of fine Japanese Mattings. They
are here and on sale.
Fancy japanese Mating, 6hc. yard,
Fancy japanese Mating, 100 usually
lSc.
Fancy japanese Mating. lic1. usually
Fancy air; japanese Reversible Mating,
2lc.-35c. value. oo,,
Heavy Double-Dyed Matths 22Izc..
usual price size.
Heavy White Inserted Mating, Japa-
nese figured, l2ikc-2jc. vaiuA
Linen Warp Mating, 20c.
soc. Linen-Warp Mating, 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
FANCY SILKS

FANI1 SILKS.
You have never seen such Fancy Silks
as are on sale at our store. and 1t will
do you good to look at them
Pin-Checks, Stripes, Crinklad, Plain
Colors, and Changeable Shades. and many
other kinds, all beautiful New Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

In reference TO above. we desire to
announce that we shall always carry a
full line OF COAL, WOOD, AND ICE, and
shall be pleased TO serve our friends
promptly, and endeavor TO give satisfac-
ton In every particular
ICE, wholesale and retail
Respectfully, PAGE BROTHERS.
mh Est $40 west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
WRAPPERS

This II new departure, and you can be
suited In a nice Ready-Made Wrapper,
even to the Queens taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

We have the largest and most complete
assortment of Ready-Made skirts in Gre
pom and silk effects.
We will not quote prices, as they sell
themselves II you see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

No house can show prettier ones than
we do. We have them In the latest styles
and patterns. and at the right prices,
too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
RICHMoNp. VA March NJ lsa5

NICHMUND, va, MITCH III, ls5o.
/ have this day sold my business
COAL. WOOD, AND ICEl-5i9 west Broad
street. TO Messrs. PAGE BROTHERS.
and hereby desire 70 thank my friends
and the public generally for patronage be-
my successors a continuance OF the same
/ viii be found at old stand for present.
Respectfully, o. =. pICKEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
PARASOIS
SKIRTS! sKIRTs,.

Easter is coming. and you need New
Parasol Ours are simply charming, and
you never saw such line In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

nhe constitutional proyision IL that "all
duties. imports. and excuses shall be uni
foru throughout the United States" Is .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

PERSONAL WISH MY FRIENDS
20 know that | am managing the LIVE
RY BUSINESS heretofore conducted by
Bennett Brothers.
A. w, BENNETT,
Agent for ]. II. Webb-Peploe, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

It would be gross Injustice TO hold "old
Roman" Thurman responsible for his
sons financial views-Washington Post.
We think not The old Roman was
sort OF Greenbacker in 1878.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
UPTOWN oFFIcE. 4ss EAST BROAD

STREEI.
wEsT-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1905 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
IN THE CITY-HALL COURTS.
Hackctt Found Not Guilty OF A.
.ouIt-Pnyhe Gets six Months.

rnuit-Pnyhe Gets six months
In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
ingram presided for Judge WIZ ""o "a
confined 10 his home by sickness.
Allen Hackett. charged WIN assaui''ns
William Hodges. was acquitted. houses
ala so,,a time after the alleged assault.
end there Il an Indictment against Hack-
Ell for murder. which VIII come up Tor
trial later. ,.s nth atoaitnv
Thomas Johnson. charged WIN s'eaii"s
one mandolin. was acquitted.
William Payne was found guilty OF as,
:amiting Joshua Poole, fined ! cent. and
sentenced TO six months In jan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

BLACK CREPONS.
Our second supply Of these seasonable
goods to hand at prices ranging from
zoe. yard TO $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

Must Have n Requisition.
George Edmunds. the negro who broke
into the store of Mrs. Gojan several times
recently, has been located by Sergeant
Hail. at Aurelan Springs, Halifax county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Personal,

THALHIMER BROTHERS
NH 13-W&Sa Fifth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

For bargains in the above and all other
kinds Of Dry Goods call at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
PeOnle in Richmond.

The unequGlled demand for Paine's Celery
Compound among the people OF this city is
bnt ono index OF the great good it Is doing.
There axe many in Richmond whom II b "a
cured OF serious Illness. Paines Celery Com
pound makes people we'll who su1er from
We ak nerves or impure blood,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
ThalhiIner Bros.
NEW ARRIVALS
OF
New Goods
THIS WEEK.

and now ready for your inspection.
Come early, see the styles, and secure
the bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13

The Times says that the extract from
the Lynchburg Advance which We repro
It pretended TO quote the Times's position.
That IL q matter between the Advance
apd 'Times--we printed the article as we
found it-but Il Is clear enough that the
Advance made up It's mind from several
expressions OF the Times-not from any
one--fhat the Times will not have far
20 drift before II lands In the bosom OF
the Republican party"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
CAPES, SKIRTS, AND DRESSES.

CAPES, SKIRTS, AND DRESSES.
The very latest styles are in.
Can't do yourself justice by failing
to look them over.
Double Shoulder Capes. cut-jet trim
ming. sl45 up TO Sl5.
Skirts from N.75 to NI9S
We are Sole Agents for the
BEST COTTON DIAPER,
full line, all widths, 10 yards to
the piece.
1S-lnch, &c & piece.
20-inch, 39c. a piece.
22-Inch, 43c q piece
2i-inch, 49c. a piece. .
case Of FINE FRENCH A1TEEN.
exquisite designs, zoe. value, l@lsc.
% pieces OF FANCY FIGURED SUM-
MER FLANNELS. usually IL PC.
value. l-3c. "A yard.
case Of Merrimack Shifting Prints &c.
a yard.
SILKS.
Over 400 pie es of Fancy Japa-
neSe Silks are here, our own I'M
portation, in checks and fancleS.
Also. Extra Fine Cream japanese SILK
at 35c. a yard.
Real India silks, in exquisite designs
69c. yard. ca.
Dresden Figured silk Crepes, SOc. a
yard.
BOOKS.
Prayer Books and HymnalS, re-
vised edition, from the cheapest to
the most expensive.
10000 Paper Bound Novels. Happy
Thought Library. choice titles, some
OF the best books by some OF our pest
modern writer's, well bound, good type
publishers price 25c, our pr'o- |'2c'
each. ,,, 49,,
l.OOo Books, by Dumas Collins Fsnn'
Bertha Clay, Edna Lyall, etc;t iVc.
Dumas's Novels. volumes, well bound'
SOC.
Cooper's Novels. volumes, zoe; 49,,
Macauley's History OF England VOL
unes 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
Men 5 Shirts.

If we hadn't snapped up
big offer to buy 100 4, 1 %1...
Cheviot Laundered Nfsus,Jj
Shirts at cost for cash wed
been obliged to charge you
zoe. We've added On I'd,
freight and made the price
45c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
LONE Legs.

If you're the owner oil d
pair you can clothe them iir. !,
new new Trousers for a two-doIIai
bill. They are broken ~, io' sol u
suits that we sold for so !, au !,
500. If you've got les to mt. g D,
here's a chance to save '"o -
three dollars. Measurements Ii
inside leg: 49, 50, d 'D'"'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-13
INSURANCE. STATEMENTS.
PuBsHsp AUTHORITY or rns AUDITOR OF Fusidc Acco
>rEW YORK LIFE.INSURANCE COMPANY.

FISCAL.
or niI,fMi:R COMPTON SY
ORGANIZED UNDER
or
AScFoTTHNwTss d PSy y1R RUIZ o W W W ~ 1A ANT TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

Brenhan. Teaas, December L-lnsur-
snce Agent stanfeld, while on the train
accidentally shot himself with pistol In
the left side Of the bowels last night 'uat
as the Navasuta Tap was going into Nav
asota. ara Is not expected 10 live.
THO st. Andrews Cadets celebrated
ths.r ss>ond anniversary at Musical 50
ciety hail last night with hangne, ana
musical programme The hail y as dl-
sided OF with gcrcen and the early part
Of the evening was spent In games. a
banquet WAS served and the muslosl pro-
gramrne wn'ch was contributed 10 by Mrs
J.. j. Loukett and Mrs Julia Lockett. WHO
cited "Laca," MISS Ella Patterson Of Pa
ducah. Ky sang and Mrs Maddox re-
cited MY Country The conilhNt7.H
were heartily aIplaudsd and most vil re-
spotided with excellent selectlpn. The cn-
teitalrment cor Guided with dance
At the GerinsriR tonight the Germanla
society VIII give grand c3qrHri.
City Marsha Swain ana Sir. IKE Green
were aro.xei from ihfir slumhefs pbo9t
fire around thew. tao tei 90 which q IS
were sleeping Nti1s on ire.
Mr. SWANS back was CoUS'1tfHtiF
sccrched before ha could Eet oH the huru-
Ing bed. Mir. Green escaping ln-nJu-et.
The bed caught from pi.e ~ vast
paper that hau accumulated around t'
nue that csme from tine stove dawn sfAir7
which ignited Il and was WI ol ore te'
fore the occupants were ARGUS o.
They succeeded Ia lutttrE c'f the 'lf-
without the dUuH rtwent being called rHt
with only slight loss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ToMEROY. ohio.--It Is reported here
the Tlttshurg towboAt Advance struck the
Sand creek dikc near RavensNood nnt
sanh. together with eleven barges OF ccaL
No lives lost
BAI. TIMORE-- Robert jansen fen into a
vat OF nitrate acid. He managed TO crawl
out and was taken 10 the Mary and Uni.
veisily hospital. hut died m awfu. ngouy
few minutes after his arrival
DETROIT, Mich Professor inoth, an
aquatic performer at WonQeriana 'Fo""tsr,
Accomplished the feat Of STAYING Nnicr
Wnter four minutes and eight Seconds
which he claims breaks all previous rec
Utds in that line.
BOSTON a party 81 Eastern capitalist :
VIII leave this sly Wednesday neNt for
a trip through the Central and Southern
states Incidentally they wal inspect d.i'
gerent localities with . view of locating
pant for the manufacture of cars.
WAAtEGO. Kan Albert Britman was
found dead between Wamego and Louis
vile. 10 which 20 mt be had attempted tC
wax IN the night lie was a Ncet Point
cadet. but had been In the hospital 40
ST Louis for several weeks and was mol
expected home His heart was anec,e1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
The btAllI ROLL.

MRS. CAIIIE G0opN~Gollthwnitc,
Texas. December l. AIRS Ca4Hc Goods,
wife Of Joha ~. Goodc. dici yesterday.
H. N. TATIM Cincinnati ohio. be
ccIubCr 1.-Cnptaln IL. u. ratum for
twenty years auditor OF thr DiuriuuH I
Southern road, aied today OF IA grlpre at
hl9 homc ia Wiulop place. aged 80.
WALTER GATES Grovctuu, TcXaa.
NoYrmbet 31 'lti. al tnis place NoNcm-
Der % ot pneumonia, MI Natcr Gates.
ng,u u yeus, sur OF Air. aud Mrs y. T..
Gates prominent residents OF this place.
GUSTAV W. HUErTIG Brenhan,.
Texas. December l,-~DtcI, at hts home
Ia bus city last night. 1iustav w, HuettiF.
aged &c years 2 months and 80 days Hr
Was bU.ed at o'clock This afternoon.
a!JFL DANIF--Moutrvu. December
L. Samuel Davis, tho head OF the Amer
NHu Cigarette company in Canada, ana
Que OF the Richest lows ln Montreal, died
OF c9ucfr Of tlie lunE8 Yesterday. l.l5
lfe Was incurred for ti53.o01
| MRS, MARY MUM carp Crockett.
I Texas. December i--Mrs Mary Nuun
carp, Wife OF DR. ! II. Enrp oi Corstcanp
/ and daughter az Colonel H. a. Nunu OF
| Crockett died suddenly today She viii be
! remembered rs many H. Houston as tn,
| heA'Uiful imprrspuHtor OF the "GOddCsH
! of Liberty during the Reunion ~ May,
/ shortly after his event She mRrriod l>r,
/ carp, talented and popular young phy
/ ticlan Of CurFicana- Heart failure was
| the cause Of her death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
CURIOUS C0NDENSArI0N

A Russian teamster receives ablr
cents a day.
Locomotive engineers In HOLLAND
CciVc from si.Sd to ST S5 per week,
In Munich printers consider thsrrs.1'
fortunate II they MAKE " cents ~
Sailmakers in Germany. cara sN
week. in italy, $3.50 in Belgium w
In Norway a high hat, Shaped ". 1
thing Ike a flower pot, IS worn ~, y
Ccssack wears a hat Ike sV'pT
without a brim
Grape trealers in Portugal, who VI
out the juice with their bare ieeh ",
cents a day. "a high rate, a. Wy ~
y e juice is apt to make the ieet W.
Letter writers in Spain receive a0s Y ).
cents It Page for writing letters /,
uuirod to lake extra pans, Us W. t,..
Young womans love letter. ues ''N'
70 cents.
Today. among the Swiss, a hsi y "
similar in form to the olt PliiiA &
IT., however. is often ornaheu''
gay colored rihions ab0ut IL
Epglish lahore 5. taken the COUNT 9.ls' M \.
aNeiaGe about SASS a week., iyaa Nh.
they are expected 70 boafa a''s Y
themselves and families ,a,r,,,
a nlst class male Telegraph =, y,si
In tho goNernu II. selv vice o. va,
receives an average OF '5jms,,yss SiS
FIRST class female operator fs'sN H a
Five gallons Of oil were r. recs ',ssertl
tracted from one sturse1n " wa
who are fishing on tha ',"a ,Ss rS,lss
l1i.~ ka junction, ore t'' '"s
marKet. !, Lar
Emile Arton, whose arrest reessDda N { y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

heat them until they are fine and smooth.
Then beat In gradually the whites oil eggs
about one dozen VII oe rellired' utlt,I TX
10 be squte1ed through a gornucopin
Mike q cornucOplA OF WrNins paper, OF
of any other hrm, white peper cut on
about half an inch. or Httle less IN
FGl The mixture into the coriiucopiq and
squeeze II through the hole al the end
mo little round cakes which should ne
dropped on tn hutiercd tins or fru. Wen
on,d white paper. Dust them with sugar
and bake for a few minutes only, III
T6e a.monds may lie blarchcd by pour.
ing bolak Nater over them wnen, a 49,
iand ~ q ~ ny nutef, the sMns nlsS
he easily removed with coarse cioth
similar 10 ralanes and prepared the
7IFt. agut " 1GyalSes-'rwo pounds sweet al.
monde. blanched and beaten with Two
pounds OF " hito sugar, IN q mortar MINED
W ~ tfrnueh Il cqruucor,a on to TINS
or MINER. the same as ratahes' may pa
made round or The same snale ~ t'e
litt.c cakes known as LADY u4Be's' ,..,,.
GimoTI CalJe-ouc-half rounds OF sweet
almonds banchcd and beaten line IN
mortar, ore round OF hne WiIlc sues, ,
nrqa ar ycrv small onc-ha'f pound OF
or Iieat The eggs ard sugar over a
stov0 until Lightly warm jNsi enough 70
draD from thc heater almost like mo ls e.
ThSn beat uut!l cold, 1t vil pen hS u, ' N
runt iY She ALMONDS ero iua' y. Beat ~
The sifted -four lgh'lN, nand ing or ~, VI,
sug 81 as ltNu 9a rossihle after the hour
b added. Rake In q mould, the same
MS sprurc cake. I'm Il moderately hot oven,
Hot cutie SO hot Iur bread I he CAKE
into tho uven. until l. g. arno- wh'eh may
Pc determined by running con splht, r,
sr broom raw, INTO hN ~ que. II nuIn-
lug adtqrc- to- th' straw tie Re Is uons.
A d may HNE ifl, Ut itHil W.T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

Keep a cat for the rat, and the pig may
get fat
Double the manure pile and you may
double the crop. 1t Is better than buy
ing a new farm.
one fat COW is worth a poor coach and
scrubby six.
A mortgage on the farm is harder to
dis out than a sod of wire grass
ElDow-grease and selt-den.al Will make
a farmer rlch on trial.
Not every esq is sound that seems so.
and lame horse makes a laue fni mer.
Waste leads TO want, and want leads to
woe before you start consider which way
If nlne-tenths of the dogs tails were
cut on to the ears the country would be
better oil thousand fold.
The corn row VIII not lie straight If you
look behind you.
Pant memorial trees on the birthdays.
aud your children will always have mon
Iho best cooling moth trap has not been
patented. 1t Is the Jaws 81 a pig.
a weak fence makes a weak farmer.
cacklng over a cents worth Of eggs.
y razorbacS hog is bad beast TO ride
4 iitjie sait on the farm helps to put
salt TN the dish.
Don't let the noon hour eat up the other
If YOU have a jumping COW fix a niclsle
rarrel for hcr to jump into and she won
jump long
the rih.
\ broken window pane may bring the
doctor e9in.
IL an hat is wasted In the Kitchen con,
got hack - the farm the farmer would
become rich
Ii,tio Goods make TAN weeds. hui tall
/ voe19 make short corn
rrc former that burns much gun-pow-
/ der VIII soon lind hole In his pocket
4 'tir form sets too many chairs to the
'. enottsv.llc. Va. B.w.J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
Drummer Fatally s,..

Blrmingham Ala, Novenbet "a
Bates. who travels for Gaulber, ~, !
4 CO., Of Louisville, Ky. wholsso,. , s,,
gists, was shot and fatally wound, /.
Barns saloon at Gadsden this .y4nins !.
Collin Daughdrili. When ga.as !.
from supper at the motel at c,sdsls, !.
night his hat was missing from tAs ~
and another mans was in us ,la,, f
was told that the man who had N 81
on was IN The saloon, ami went thsr. i
find the man, so the story goes M,
he vent In the saloon he accd,s.,r,
hrus he'd against Daughdfll v6o s5
dtiuhlg. 7 ui9 incurred Datgid,s6,
anger, and after cursing Mr.. Bs,Ss /,
whippe out pistol aud shot Mn
Another story says that Mr.. l,alts "a,
trying to sell some casks to thessaoar !
when Daup hdrtl came in aud brok, IN,
the conversations Mr. Bates objected J
this, and bauehdrill cursed hm, hi.
told him he ought not to Do that, NJ,
BaushdriU pulled his pistol and shot Bat,
just above tho heart
Rates wound is fatal. He Is 8 yas
old AMI has a wife and children at Ntns
comery.
uaushdrin, who Is In jail, refuses Il
talk, y few years ago Daughirll Na!
Baker Armstrong. conductor on it
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia nj.
road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
lll M NEAL

VGDSON-Rancho. Tex,
November 29,-Marsicd, at Bethel church.
November eS by tee Rev. j. \, Graham
MT. Thomas kngland and Miss Pauliaa
Davidson.
CLENELAND.MI nRS-Orange. Texas,
November Sat- the residence of Judge
q. A, Hudson. Miss BERTHE MyerH ana Nj.
stephen Cleveland were married. Judge
Hudson prforming tho ceremony, The
bride IL daughter OF County Commis-
sioner II. G, Myers aud the groom IS a
prosperous farmer ~ Orange county.
FO&-W AIBURTON =. Rcfuglo. Texas
November 30.-Mr. j. H. Fox, assessor Of
this county and Miss Mary A. Wnrhur'
ton OF San Antonio We're married IN 'haI
city on the nth instant, and have Just go
home, ana are receiving The cnugratuh
tions OF their rnahy friends, Mrs. Eos
was raised IN this county, a big pall wal
given In their honor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
Big Potatoes.

wharton, Texas, December LII anyone
doubts the capacity Of Wharton son in
producing large potatoes, let them step
around to Smith Bros. store Tom Brooks
has on exhibition there q yellow yam IL
pounds In weight. This IS no fake The
Iost man knows the etatemcn3 to be cor
rect Last month The ~ Campoites had
Tor show one at II pounds, so Whai on
had to hunt up a leader, The pota % wae
raisel by Geo Fiemmins, 4 colored
Dr Sorrel, Major Merowether anu
Sherin Bich returned from Houston yea
ieruay' Attorney Sparkman accompanied
them. The first mentioned made n propo-
Atien TO give fitzsimmons q heavy yurEe
70 Visit our city, put, to their aston ST.
ment, II was Refused. II has since been
discovered that Attorney Spaykman was
taken Tor a slugger IN disguise and thut
sob.
TIE r. Il, Lee, under CAPTAIN Baker,
nov makes segular trips down the Colo
rado between Wharton ana all points in
tervenng 10 Bay City. She leaves this
morning with fun list OF passengers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

union scale, for adoption of union rules
ana unioa scale. for increase OF WaaeS "np
recognition OF union, 10 compel ul4u
Fair directors TO employ nonr OUT UNION
i,frn Ia building traces, for rein tNtel" ~
~ discharged employees, tor payment G,
wages overdue, Tor .ncroase OF vases anu
reduction OF hours IA SallTu Az, nStltSt
he ug compelled with employ or ann ."t
reduction OF hours ana recognition on
union. tor fortmshtN payment leANils
thp remaining ga cau5es aCiiV" ~ OnlE
iEt7 per cent u tho aStat lishuicuis Htib
Jccted 90 strikes during tho period FIVE
cf The lending cautcs moulded very large
proportion OF all embellishments the per
cent being 6li2 OF the whole numQe! IN
VOWED.
one W the most important features
of TIE blhl,uu SIS the statement tblt the
losses ct TIE employees and employers ny
rra4 ons o! strikes and lockout during tie
thirteen years cpneefnrd. TIE Osurca
were cos ted with the greatest 7ossih'e
ctrc ard the results as given are believed
10 be very cF 7o approximate to the
Tnt loss TO employees In the establish
m,uts in which strikes occurred for the
pcu1l NJ thirteen AMI one-half yenrs was
SiG3 sQ1 #G, the loss 10 employees through
.o.kouts for the same period was SN,h>p-
b. or total lcss TO employees BY reason
OF these t,,1 classcs OF Industrial listurb-
auccs a. siHp. ii} lag. The uuDhtr Of cs-
O. hNshmonts involved To- strikes during
los, cl $.e' tu employees IN each establish
lloAt ia which strikes occIrr,i the num-
har Nf rrrs1us thrown out - employment
Nv reason OF strikes was fiti0G making
1u average loss ~ $40 TO each person M
VoiNci The number of Cstabjs lmehts IT,
VOWED lr locknuts was 6lbl making an
average loss of siNNS "a employees IN each
establishment in which locitoUts orcurred
'eag H1 fN making Hu aNctAre loss OF 81
to c8vu PERSON Involved. Combining the
hsntes far siri'trs aga lockout. It IS sesn
t.at tho warg la- 10 2mriQNes as above
sfafCl wD9 Si9o an3 i AMI the number II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

Orange. Texas. December 1.-The tenth
annual session Or tie Texas mission con-
ference. Cosorcd Methodist Episcopal
church, closed tonight after a very pro-
fitable session OF I'VE days J. c, Philips
preached tonight 10 a large congregation.
After the sermon Bishop Cottreli ordained
four deaoons and then announced the an.
pointmenls for tho ensuing year, This is
a mission conference and has not been
fully ORGANIZED as yet, but the reports foi
the past year were all fairly good.
Bishop Cot.reil win leave IN the morn
Ing FOR Shreveport TO hold the Louisiana
Appointments for Texas mission confer
ence. Colorcd Methodist Episcopal church:
Houstoa district--A. H. Hawkins, pre-
Calhoun: sunny Side circuit. II, W. Hen
lvrson, Temple station. +. $. Moore.
iuqhia mission. p !: Houston; Orange
ard beaumont, G.. W Hoibsrt. Village
Mils circuit W. II Lawson Jasper cir
eiut, ~. Johnson Newton circuit. 10 he
supplied; Hocklnui anG Barnum missions.
go DE supplied Liberty mission, TO be
Supplied Galveston mission. to be SUP
rled. wharton mission. TO be sunnlicd.
Wallis pnd seaiy missions. j. W. Robin
son ilcmnsteal mission. T. u Moore;
t!lvert niseion, - be supplied. ,,..,-,.
Timrzdn circuit e.. = Harrison, Center
circuit, =. LAM. san Augustine circu!t.
y W. Stewart Lufkin circuit. ~ y.
ln'ler Pennington crcult a ! Hughes;
tirIvetcr ri-rrl p Wesfrlo~elsf1l
AID Ni'l' mis- lon 20 be- supplied
Tae following ministers were trans
ferif from ihis conference 10 others; j.
g. PhilMs on1 @ W Land 10 Now or
.reNls conference, O. r. Womack 20 East
Texas tunief'nce