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STEAMBOATS,.

KINGSTON LINE. foot West 10th st.. Daily
IN r. NJ Saturday, at strs Baldwin s,. H;,,e
ia. psrL Esopus Poushkeepse Kingston Connecting
NH T. a ~ r. r. for ali points In catskiil Mountains
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AUCTION SALE.
Under Decree of the County Court IN the county vi
Queens. Mana. Gotta On md
on, -hnidjngs comprising the property known as the
JOHN II. TREDWELL FARM.
Near sands Point. Queens County, L. Lee
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. 1906.
At II O'Clock. in the forenoon.
A. the front door the Town Hail. In the village OF
Jamaica Queens County Long Island under the oirec-
ZION OF AUGUSTUS n. WELLER. REFEREE ,,u
The above property has frontage on the rohd ieadins
from sands Point 10 Port Washngtoh ana ~ "os'y
btgh land with fine view OF Manhassett Bay.
Ths farmhouse the property II situated In a com
nn,ra incation ana IL q large commodous dwell
1The cottage Is some distance from the farmhouse.
~,.i located and Ia suitable for residence purposes
VI" rhs out- buildings ordinary farm barns ana stable
Particulars Of saie may be obtained o. n.,.,a
y ~ 'I~wton Atty. ~ Wall Street New-York City
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NEW METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera. Season 1857.
Opening Night Mon, Nov. 10. Gounods Opera,
FAUST.
Mines. Meiba. Dauermeister. and Mantelli NM Jean
and Edouard de Reszke and I>assae Conductor: SIC.
Mancinelli
Wed. Nov Is. Wagners Opera,
DIE MElSTERSINGER.
Mines. Emma EarLes Bauermelster. NM. Jean ana
Ed. de Reszke. Pancon. Campanari Bars. DAubignA
ard Bspham Conductor: Sig Mancinel.
Fri. Evg, Nov. 20. Wagners Opera.
TANNUAVSER.
Mines. Emma flames Bauermelster. and Marie Engie.
NM. Gogny. Panecn. ID Aubsne De vries and Lassalle
Conductor Sig Mancinelli
Sat, Mat Nov. a. FAUST.
Sat. Evs Nov. 81 popular prices. Donzettrs Open.
LA FAVORfTA.
Mines. Marsll Bauermeister. NM Cremonlni, Plan
and Ancona. CONDUCTOR Sig. Bevignani.
Evg. Nov %. lst Sunday Night Concert
Prices: x1.D sl.5O. $3.50 $500. and $500
BOX OFFICE OPEN FOR SALE OF SEATS THURSDAY
MORNING. NOV. ~. AT o A. NJ
Seats also be had regular prices at Tyson's
Ticket Offices. principal Hotels and Rulmans III Bwsy
STEINwAY PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY.
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THE HIGHER COURTS.
TOrRTN nIsTN1cr

Fort Worth, Texas, February Fourth
district court of appeals
Modons suhmittcd-C Iombardt vs
Isaac Shcro ct al for rchcarip,.. W /
Suggs ct al vs.. T, L. Terry. 10 strita an,
statement OF facts; 4. II. Strong vs. /
Perry, for rehearine; Charles Prince Of ~
vs. NJ X Britton 81 al. for rch.ari,',.
C. lombard ct al VS.. Isaac Sbero ., n,
to strike out motion for rehearins p
l. paeney vs. J. J.. McFarlan at Al IN,
rehearing; Texas and Pacinc Raiiv,s, :.
company vs. Joe johnson. for rehcsrinc
w j Baker rs. }, S Minds. TO ne
record w me
Motions decided-Mouie 3. scaulnes Us
Iohn A Hullum for rehearlng. refused j.
j \. Kemp Grocery company VS.. Roher,
Sawyer, garnishec, for rehearinr ra
,usedi \. Kemp Grocery contrary VS.
robert Sawyer, garuishce. for additional
CoueIuSlons granted and conclusions flea,
Oliver 7. Moon vs.. Heher stone Ia nov
ieNt record, granted, J G. Dunn at al -
a. L. Hughes. TO submit on suggestion ~
delay dismissed because not m commit.
ane" with rule T NJ Davis vs.. w II
Erinsham FOR rehearne. refused; n Y
SN''h rs Clip %nlJh. for rehearinr. re.
lnstr' T.. y. Brown VS. W T. Hudson 81,
az, 10 Tile record granted
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TWO sr0cIl NlAnKEr.

N-.c- -i- f~,t-..- 49, t,.,,..t. 3
''' ''' ""'H '---''' "'9'' ''t re-
view ni ihe Now y orN market says: IIp-
fess.onI sactiilatots scar, to have over
str-,,,.,,,. % .t.. ..,..-, 80 -. . "a,
7'N''f' "i '''N ''9"i- -. gay
BOND subscription, " bile no ono in Wall
street or out OF II realized THAI tho totat
.,.,.lt..,t,..,. u.-.,l5 ,,,.,. 80. ,.,.,.,.., ~.
~ t"-' ''"NH tiie H'"ic''"'"s
n4Nfcs they actually did, & was knew
by the. f,,G f,f ias. U.ar,s THAT rhh WOW Ions.
,.,.,,i.i DEL, 1,-..',... ...,r-.,,.i,, m, ~,
1917 7'iH UN'' S""St'i"'H '' ''Nt-
Ais ol at'l7!shmcut. mingled with hope
ful fecires Tor thc rit,,ra y,hich found
e,pr, som WHOM tx. c,f.rt Of n Ny1s o',-
r.uuc.i. hls uu.louhrs.iiv creatca "a b,liI-
speruia-INs huvin,- 81 sro,ts \,y.l.,.,.-
i'. III. .,,ll ,ii.,.'.s ma ~, ,.rs ,,.l1, f,,l
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| REVIEW OF BUSINESS.
Success OF the Boud Loan Has Greatly
Helped Business.
VERY FAVORABLE TRADE CONDITIONS
staples Have BECOME s,cadief Under Bet
ter Demand. aud Prices Are OF
the Upward Turn.

New York. February 7.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review az trade tomorrow viii
ay: The wonderful success OF the isopu-
iag loan alters the face ct events. The tn
f-ence o. this event upon all nianlfactur-
i7g and all trade can not be lsh.iy est
mated Il strips the silver agitation Of all
rs power 70 hurt. It puts the treasury o..
SAFE basis for the time whether con
-ress does anything or not. 81 notaes .Jr-
eiRn nations that the United states have
ioNer as well as purpose. It unlocks mil
ions Of gold which have been gathering
In preparation. brings directly several NIL
ions Of sold from Europe and stimulates
ne anxiety OF foreign investors to obtain
American securities
WIEN such a revolution In business gen
orally effected. the customary records OF
e pas week ani month are Of smaller
au thec. have been signs Of Improve.
t-- u the iron Manufactures. although
i.eF eHae@t oi prizes l. nearly l per
oyer llIs Week %. lcrs aaVe bccI
rokei f9r nearly 5000 TONS OF rails thi.
car. against a Total of deliveries in I.t5
-.y 'l tons. and Orders for wire nails
Z. % s'.Ania-e1 10y q decision to advance
Pc price again March l. There IL also a
more s'iive demand for plates ana sheets
S''.iitrn competition lowers coke iron at
I.d prevents an adfance at least.
4e s.tits OF las; years Spectators ia
tae fl '-burg region stlu dcpress Bcssc-
ir7' Toe ore pool Is expected 20 iX the
l' fcr ,aa yea! az 81 aud possibly ~
.' % -t" co1- pool sltN reduces the output.
spec ton has Paced copper TO -l-.~
with sales OF 6.e.v.cc0 pounds tin 70 - &c
~. .A 10 &N, vita large exports Ot
sales Of wool have been ASSOC pounds
.-1.asl .ltz,gJ9 last year ana 6451, ol3 Ia
a',t Wtth .'cpq:i-i reduction ia CLAW
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The RESULT Is DISCUSSED.
Opinions on the Actions Of the Com
mittee Are Varied.
JUDGE REAGAN SAYS HE'S SATISFIED
Hiu says No caucus Wa. Held to Discuss
earretrs Removal - Rsbid silver
Men Oppose One Primary.

Austin, Texas, February THE mem
bers OF the State democratic executive
committee and those who came here to
attend their deliberations having like
the Arab. folded their tents and silently
departed last night, all the signs Of great
political travail which me; one a, every
turn during the past three days have dis
appeared and peace and Quietude again
prevail in Austin.
AS TO the probable result OF the com
rn,ttee's action opinions vary few
sound money men. es they are called. say
they have practically been invited to de-
part and that they propose 10 nccep; the
Invitation.
Some think that when the people begin
to understand the DRIFT Of the Hnl reso-
luton they win insist that the committee
mest again ana undo rs work OF yester-
day Others are disguz;ed and have lost
their taste FOR poliios-for a few days.
Quite a number think that 20" committee
has arrcgated unto itself powers which
do not belong 70 Il and the provisic1s %
the Hii resolution VIII be tn ruaay ccur-
ties di-reuH-ird. being cureher- 0ne and
unjust and INV arrsntet lu the lo.K run
however those who ara e,p 0se1 10 &c
oept the resrl, without kickng too much
are In thu majority. although GONE ~
these decline 20 say what they propose 20
90 about % uull after the Hardy commits
toe has done ts GO.
The tmetaNsts. a. they are styled
now, are delighted They anticiYate
clean victory AZ tho primaries and say
that 1t is imnatertsl 20 them how many
ca NH.ft fys4H .tAs .s =
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sTATEMENrs nY HESTER.

Movement e the Cror Thus Far This
Season by States,
New orleans, La. February s,-sNcretsry
Hester haas just ISSUED n statement DDS
tribuung the movement OF the cotton
CROP by groups OF States for tire first aVc
months ot the present season. sny from
September to January 81. Inclusive. CONE
rarrt with the prcvieus three years. lie
SHOWS that the actual delivery OF cotton
from the state OF Teas has been l.i{s.6-e
bales. against 17SSs6; last yea- and i..oS.
Iia the year before that the amount
brought into sight, which Includes Interior
town sto,ks IN excess OF September ]. "a,
shown hy railroad returns, etc. ii each
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kILLHD NLEorAKD-

Hompatcod Texas. February 6--Dick
Tnylor a negro, mis- morHinr brought 90
frvu curiosity ir fhn shane ~ le5rarI
wh'h ho killed uipo miles from town late
,s~frrlay cveuiug Some parties here
claim to remember ,hat such "a hesei es-
capped from a clrcus ~ Brennan about
ten years ago and was never caught NV
the pr sumption frs that the hca was ia
the Timber OF the Hrazos bottoms untu
the recent rise drove ia 70 seek shelter
and faod elsewhere MIR. Richard Tomn-
kins ms purchased the dead beast and
VIII stun him
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.
District Court Decides That Permanent
Certificates Are Not Nali1

Certificates Are Not Vana.
Brazor,e, Texas. February THE case
OF James X. Shannon vs.. Il. p Foster
county sureriu tandeut OF this county. was
called Tor trial "a the district court Thurs
day afternoon, with Judge r 8 Reese
on -lie beach. The pls,n,ir was repre-
scented ~ K C.. rg6 of Columbia. Messrs
Dun & Sn-oies Of this place appeared
for the defendant. Both sides announced
ready Tor trial. and The cause v'ss sub
mit'ed cu an agreed statement OK facts
The plaintiffs petition alleges ga substance
that he was, On the ifth day OF September
1856 teacher To the public schools ol
ttis county, ard tn every way legally
qualified ami 1T 70 teach IN the pubic
schools os sail county. That a. that line
he WAS the legal owner All holder II q
teachers permanent certificate previously
issued 90 him iu accordance with section
- Of The twe1ty-th.rd chapter o. The
acts * 'he Tweuty-thir4 legislature. wig
ont an examination or fayor7hlo rect =.
mediation rs The county board Of exam
iuc-s. game not being made urces.a--
b. the law ~ thai TINE That the "a.
ceriitra7e was iu words and figures pr,nt-
I'd upon parchment paper. as follows ls1t-
tHs oAi Che certncai.l- The petition
'Aeu goes on 20 formally aver aaj SCI.
49, thc defendants ofa-e ard his duties
th--sla Per. ana tnat ,he piallti1 On taa
Aforesaid da-e entered into "a contract
WILD ccrta'u board Of trustees 10 lcaca
certain SCHOOL $50 t1is country sa.j
contract oes easei oa thc said local
r4-raa.- rertiaca,r and sets up tho COW
trse- Ihlf -hc saAI certificate was IN
the ssll Gtte presented 90 Jhc defendant
Ter his approval and that he has even
refused - approve the same aNea
th--, while fhe s1u,e was In every resrss.
proper 3, i7 based upou the sal cer'ta-
cat- which was hy the act % the Tve1-
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lows: Wilsam Davis. frrTn Robertson
county; william Docs. from Grsyson
county. Antonio Lesl. Medina county. Az
Smith, Roherts5n county. Ben Harris
crimes county Harry shaner. Grees
county: John Lanhan. Bexar county. Thc
frat named rad served nineteen yeas.
one month ard four days, the last naiue5
fifteen years. eleven mor.ihs and eight
days TIE others nal all served lrte--
mediate terms All had clear records 70
their credit, Isnha-n was perhaps tre
more noted az the lot having killed
veriety actress ia san Antonio. he himself
being an actor He instituted the Christ
mas consents on hts arrival here, whieh
have been kept up since
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HON. RARNEY GIBBS.
He Says He Is No: Yet Candidate, T
Ia Talking on Principle

He Says He Is No; Yet a Candidate, But
IL Talking 90 Principle.
Dallas. Texas. February 6.--Hon. Bar
nett Gibbs has not yet quit talking. In
fact he Is doing as well now II not better
than when he urst started In
The correspondent submitted him a num-
Dor Of questions short time ago, and ms
today gave his reason for not answer
Ing hem. He sa.i he has no desire
10 talk on party lines, thst II was not
persons and thlrss ne was hitting at.
but principles. lie likened the position
OF tho United States % the person be-
tween the devil and the deep blue sea,
It IS in q bad fix. II has neither ths
good qualities Of the nouarchln! govern
men; but che evils OF both. In defining
his position Mr.. Gibbs said:
Il do no. want and DO not intend 10
talk Oh party lines. persons or some
particular congressional enactment
want to chow whore VIC are a.. and
am not going TO turn aside 20 throw
mud with Judge John u. Reagan. Jsdge
Cray or any other OF those folks.
have not said what party / am going
% affiliate with or have not declared
ruyself for any office II is the prn-
cpie war;, now and not thu executive.
Too many iinGo politicians resort to the
u, ans that soma persons are trying %
pm re into. 70 keep tire people from
seeing the real Issue They remind mo
Of = number OF boys az play who begin
% lnmbas' each other with mud 20 keep
rhelr mothers from seeing that they have
stolen apples iu the bosorns Of tneir shirts
ar course ! 1Du't intend 20 say that ary
81 those esteemed gentlemen who have
been Stacking the pupglis- rug at ma a-d
one thinr and TIE otner would seal APP
ri.s bus they might hide "a tow political
plans ia ,hs,r sair's ana conceal piece
ot r3,i'lcll pi4 behind their backs
y have mol declared fa- 4ry 0thre We.
aad ton', know as I wUl y 90 9,
vlu 1uls br 90 f4r.her tine principles FOR
ssnfr. , rerfoY-
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PENALTY FOR SEDUCTION

Dallas Texas February IS. s. bruce.
the editor ot "a newspaper at Mexln.
Texas. WAS lined glSod tolay IN the rrlrni.
nal district court for seduction. lie was
charged with salleiuc Aiiss Fannie
Marlss, also 81 MeXia. The case came 10
several DAYS ago and some very racy
testimony was taken Miss Mauss ard
the baby. which Is large enough 10 walk.
were IN attendance on the trial The case
went to the jury yesterday afternoon and
il appeared AZ though It was hopclcssly
hung for awhile hui a verdict, was
brought ln this afternoon al O'Clock
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WEEKLY MOVEMENT

r-,..-..~ -.~rs,,r,,
New orIean'' La CDR any
Hoster's weekly New orleans cotton eS-
cl--,-, s,s..,rn,+ ies,,ed hefora the close
mus S'A'7'''s''' ,,t re- H.
Of business today. shows iaiAns OH IN
the movement into sight compared WIKI
,,,,. se,.er DAYS arifr., trls date last wear
-
IN round ileuIes OF '''' p"-es' gun
over tile same days year biore last Of
d l,si ,,,l A., drgre.ra Under tho s4-uo 1avs
~.
~ ~" q 40 r3r We ~! aass o. .-.f
season taai nave 'iaisa we ass
y p'Ait3 we !h' u"ls ". ''s' 'a' co..
-, ana pa. Is OK OK sam ny .,.
uIne in ivy W l'al ,... -,.,.. ,..-.-...
me amount hro-A-' mo siIt't nat H.s
II. past week has been III - -s4i ny
ie.,.'l ~ lne s't ga --'s t.'i..l. w.. r.,
!a&t wear, $3.50 !rA' ani.ie 'Art anu 4-t.-
W. Tor tHe same i'U- Ut.
4ht NpNeWt Hi-a fl' i4L'i S.l."S
f'ct.pts ~ al l.t.d S.-''- l"I = 80
~, asslHst b Nv y i5-t l'tr te.-'s.
Toe year before last AMI % ~.
cNcrihna' across t'@ NJ ie-i--'pl 'it
auo 2loinae rivers 20 y .rti Ni.i7 aug
C+0A9a ps--i against oi.-lH .4St year.
''.'i' |'.Al b orr ttH[ H',A ''f.f'A s4-'
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BOHEMIAN WOMAN SUICIDES

Victoria Texas February News
reached here thts morning of the suicide
Of Mrs John Hoshck a Bohemian who
smig-atet here with q number OF other
families several months aro ana located
near kecran in this county She was
found hanging in the house last night bv
her husband when hc returned home No
cause can be given for her strange action.
She was only % years old and leaves n
baby 4 four months old and a little girl
years old. The body win Ne taken to
Elgin tomorrow for burial
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pATENrs 10 rEXANs

Patents granted to citizens Of Texas for
the week endins February 4. 1871. reported
through the oflsc Of j. +. Bealc solicitor
o. patents. eo6 F street. ". ". washing
ton. n. C.; f. q. CaLin, l'ostoaK we'll
drilling apparatus. Josonh Fr'edlander,
sGs Antonio horse detaching device:
William r Ray. Georgetown. attuchmcn,
FOR cultiyator: Walter }, ReyruIis. Aus
lin. palnt. william H. Rush, skldmorc.
wrench. John ~ smith Dnuham. rofes
roaslcr. Lee white. Hawkins, wniking
seed ulRntr-
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bridgeport Texas, February IA
second vein % coal four teet thick has
been struck by well driilcr ~ this place.
p-tr~nt shafts viii be az once sunk down
to IT. there being further depth Of
thirty feet only Some little excitement
has been occasioncd by the fnd
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KNIGHTS or THE MACCABEEs.

The STATE commander writes US from
T5ncoln, Sch. as follows; after try
ing Other meiielnes Tor what s1omed 10
.buGreu We IT, cd pr. kings New Discos.
~ and al the end OF two days the
Cough entirely lefi them. We wAi not
,SS-ttb.luf II hereafter az oar aNucr :
enoe proves that It cures where all 9th
er remedies faiL"-Signcd !, w stew
ems. stare COmmander.-W Why not give
ms great medicine a TRIAL a. II IA guar
antaed and trial bottles are free al T.. a.
Kieslings drug store Regular size zoe
and sl.0.
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BtFER ANO f'''

:, Louis. Februa,rI,y,. ry ~
Butter steady ere' -
q ~. r..-rary 80
Kansas city, Fe9 SseScn:ry ~ n
H. Butter, f1ney lies Saa
5 leaned; iPFS SiiSS dairy ls..l y
chicago. Februa.f,y, IN, cr-''
lgiIIr3 Butter s'
dairy sails. .,.x T-Esst
are very liberal, ticu u ~.
have any accunla.,,s. sf,ie,: 50
ieeiir : is rather
liis.
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No. on June 1s. 1895. for the purpose OF
nominating a presidential ticket, etc. The
convention at Hampstead will also elect
chairman and secretary OF the DISCREET ex-
ecptivs committee for the ensuing two
years. Alex White.
Republican Chairman First Congressional
Disric; OF Texas.
c. y. Love, Secretary.
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.

Wolfe CITY. Texas February The
y 9lfe CRY Foundry and Machine shop
ives DESTROYED hy hro Thursday morning.
Ehpu' 2 O'Clock n was owned hy NJ
ih Turner Tte house, machines. etc.
cost about seofsa, iaaured IN tho Hartford
Fire Insurance company for $500,
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Of the three groups Of States has been
"a 90 bales In Texas. i.765lA In other
Gulf states ard e.aso si2 IN the Atlantic
states a deficit In Texas compared with
last wear Of ia5 ~. Of year before last OF
f5s Sil and with i&3 lthe s,i09t1 crop year
4 is9.o1i. a deficit Ia other iuif states OF
is5 0e2 under last year and $3.50 under
year tefore last ana a gain over 1873 81
~. 55i. a deficit In the Atlantic states OF
~. ~ under last year f3f. AsA unQtr me
year before last and gain OF A's4- over
Alter January o the movement in sish,
IN three groups in the past three years
Texas-i.sst year fs55il. year before
last. 3-7.f4g and In year before latter
In other Gulf sta;es-I.ast year 7os, sS7
wear before last. i9A53s and IN year be-
fore latter. iTo 3S3.
Atlantic S-ates--Last year. 6si-5l3; year
before last, 5i5e3o and year before latter
81 g76.
The three groups as above set forth
consist first Of Texas including indian
Territory. second % other Gulf states,
embracing Arkansas. LDuts ana, MIS-
issinui ard Tenn ssee and, third, Atlantis
States. embracing North Carolina SCUM
Carolina GEORGIA, Florida Al hama and
Virginia. The amount contributed ny eacn
group as above 20 the rast t1ree crops
we're In round figures as ~ o"S.
is.l-s5 is43-1i is92-D
Texas . ...... 32-t ~ o. W .ls 9
other Gulf state. 2 20 on oelsooo i-.s5 ~
Atlantic states. So 90 3G5,'co 80 ''9
----- ---------'
~ d" + -. M
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BUSINESS WHITES


Calvert Texas, Frhrl AIRY Moor.
George Hamman md a. r Hoyls have
crglnRfd humber COMPANY and VIII
90 D-slaees in Calvert lndrr enc name
OF the i,ammAn L4mbeS company.
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nEsIpENcE Ar rERREI.L !.

Terrell TtraE February The resi-
ieuce Of Mr r. M Freeman burned abou,
. o'clock this moruiuc BE saved very
hiiie % his household Vccds. There was
some Insurance on building and household
l Eoosla
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Beach Hotel Not Liable to Be Opened
This Summer.
GuERlNGER TO OPEN THE FREMONT.
Damages Agsinstthn street Railway Com
psny-Worthl-ss Dogs 10 30 Dis
posed Of-Town Notes.

| Galveston. Texas, February The
| Beach Hotel matter is stlH unsettled sna
1 likely TO remain for some time. as
arrangements were made thls Afternoon
BY the attorneys representing the motel
company TO appeal the case TO o higher
court The nuabce committee In reporting
adversely on the f.r posed compromise sal
that IN the event % an ap.eal the City
wiz not realize anything On Us judgment
for twelve or fourteen months. yrt such
bond VIII have to be given as sil amply
protect the clty from suyEoss IN the event
Of a final Attenuation OF the case. As a
matter % fact the cty authorities are
{ not nearly 90 much worried about toe
effect OK ar appeal 70 another court. as
about realizing an tho judgment before
tho properly further de;eriors.tes n ytlua.
I TIE chairman OF tho finance cou,frittcs
said today tina, while he regretted the
necessity of reporting unfavcrabiy on the
NornpTornisc. because he Is anxious 20 have
the matter settled 50 THAT the hotel might
10 throw 70 open for the accommodation -
tn travelling pubic. be could not do 9TH
erwlse
re said &, would no; he c3nsisteu, To
COMPROMISE TIE taxes o. this company
AMI charge Interest GO taxes duo rem
in3.Yi- ais uul tHai the Sums ow,i ar3
FOR which -9mpreu -sos would be askei w
the demands NJ zoe hotel g 1rnpauy We're
granted cTnee3e4 trc amount Sc tlc axe
g-rSato 70 rcrs.1e-ah!y more than the
suiu go dispute ii". scRcFr o. common
wltf many ot1er Galveston ans. sra
a-S'ous "a hare the hg-H oqeu and
willing tc head lisj % private sihscr,u-
tons 70 make uo the diG rcHce hetaf--.
Tho ctty's claim ana the a-ao1at o1srol.
Ail the matf'r may take this shape.
AWARDED DAMAGES
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IN A COMPRESS

bro"awood Texas February Fire
broke on' today On the International Com
riess company, damage amounting to
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Huntsville. Texas. February g.-Sevcn
hte-tlur men were liberated from the rem
last saturday. parfoned hy Governor Cul-
berson' after his late Visit here. as fol-