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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-01
MoUSDsvILLE.
A Miscellaneous DIcIa,ige OF Minor Mat
tiers from AInrshaII's Metropolis.

The contractors OF the MOundsville
water works have purchased plece
OF ground on the river bank near the
penitenkiaTy water works from w. W.
Smith, on which pumping statlon
will be built, The water works com
pany has made arrangements to use
the pumplng station belonging to the
penRentlary, which has been abandon-
ed, with which to get supply Of water
from the river until the new pumping
station Is built. The necessary repairs
10 the place VIII be begun ut once and
water pumped into the mains In few
weeks,
At the next regular meeting OF the
city council some amendments will DO
presented to the FIRE ordinance. In one
section the present ordinance pro-
videS that the fire chief shall be elected
annually by the council. The hose
companies will request that they be
given the authority to nominate n fire
chief and he ito be elected by the np-
prevail OF the council,
DR.. G. W. Bruce, the health officer at
the penltentiary, reports the health OF
the inhabitants OF the institution as
being good. Only u few ehfonlcS are
on the sick list.
The funeral of william e. Davis. who
died on Wednesday. TOOK place from
the Church OF God yesterday afternoon.
a large number OF old soldiers attend
Cd.
Tho work of cleaning out the old
Hicks oil well is going on. The we'll
has filed up with oil to a depth OF II
hundred feet already.
Tho infant son OF Clarence B. Smith
died yesterday in Wheeling at the home
OF his wlfe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p
u. 'Dobbins.
The Moundsyille Goal Company will
put up SGT of wagon ecAles and open
coal depot at the Baltimore s. Ohio
warehouse.
A dense fog hung over the city all
DAY yesterday, requiring the electric
lights to be burned a'larger part of the
day.
Congressman Dovener was hero yea
terday. calling on acqunlntnnecs and
attending to some business matters.
NJ. +. Gicscy, architect. OF Wheeling,
was hero yesterday. gathering fncts
conccrnIg the new school building.
Hon. W. S. Raymond. OF Fairmont.
was In the city yesterday, on business
trip,
Presiding Elder A. Moore, OF Wheel
ing, was here In the afternoon yester-
day.
Harry MccomOsls home from Frank
lin College at New Athens, o.
John A. Eicks, OF Cameron, was IL
the city yesterday
Miss Edna Thompson IS quite III.
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.o,,,11ssIoNpR,s eALR.
SALE,

-s;oS,NlssloNERs' SALE
- .u. Of two DEGREES of the circuit II
Ny virtue " ,o,,nty, ", Va. entered IN
court OF Vn r,' cause OF 4. II. Caldwelrs
the cHhnS,I,or vs. Matilda a. C0luwon nuu
Sttnth'S,,,nc on October Z 1875, att9 oHe III
3i nS,S;- "a 1901 the undorsIs ~ a. pni,iIc
cCrninis' ~ Inc front door OF tho court
auction ohio county. W, Va, ON
a'"S sS,STrRpAY. FEBRUARY s. 1870
,,,, NJ 10 o'clock a. M, tho fol-
eo niiu,'tIcs Inscribed property: :, 81. o.,,,-
loWink "Slcbty.rcVCn shares OF tho capi-
FhrI ~ az tho Wheeling Steel and Iron
tai Nov, Par value SlOO por Anprc.
CSSSnI With this stock VIII baSS Wy
to q pss,yaSis March ~, 1906 The stock
clarGd, pl,id hi the undersigned, acting Us
viii PC s.ci1i commissioners, The real cs-
Joint nor described Will be SOLO by
"a !s.e sHssIisrsignCd William EruEine' special
ccmnl!sSilo ,T ets and SAN square $, In the
seSSHVnii addition TO tho city Of wheeling.
CaNWCs,'c nni lots situated on the west slde
bclnE NSiINc street, north OF Twenty-nlnth
OF Inl M running back to an alley near
stttTHI, i Elm, & Ohio building now used
~ the Wnrwood TOOL S9n'paiS' .on,r. a
I.H can't lots situated at the so4tht2St
bcluS n Twcnty-ninth and Market
GOING. trnrtInE on the cast side OF Mar
si 81, s,rce, the said lot being tho corner
lot: .,,-rot % In division Il In said addi-
Foul W. situated on tho hill east OF tho
ton. n,'' iron Works, said to contain fivo
lAht ,,.,n,y. three hundredths acres,
ana ~ NTSt ~ tn division y, Ad1olninE
~, ., on the east. and said TO contain
ttsai sI ~, and nIrOtCen-hundrcdth acres
h s,I,s,s Iot 8 In division Il, adjoining
Il. Si Ia, d on the east, and supposed TO
c2 l,sa aid lots will be offered separately.
-, AZ" !, Instances where two or more OF the
s w ~ re IN said decree required to DO sold
!SS .Stfsfy the same liens thny may DO
tt " together. but will be sold IN such
Snsrssr as will be found to bring the best
price. ,., az, sATEIror tho said stoSL
n me wheeling Steel and Iron Company.
" essh. for the real estate, ono-thlrd, OF the
purchase Iaoney and such iurther portion
pph X MS the purchaser nny elect In
tsHsh. Tor the remainder, the purchaser to
w. notes Tor two equal amounts, payable
h ore and two years from the day Of sale.
,,'.,th interest from day OF sale. Thu inter
r ~t'i m The two-year roto shall DO payable
ann0Slly. ,,,y - AIr,,, ,D5
WILLIAM ERSKtNE.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that bond with security
has b.sn given by the above named COM
,riSsioners, as required by law.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
N'''N jas5-tuth&sa
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NEW ORLEANS. jan, 3l.-slxtieth
day Crescent city Jockey Clubs winter
meeting. Weather warm. track slow.
First. purse 1850. for four.ySar-olds
nnd 10: selling, dix rurlongs- Nc.
Cam won: Festival SECOND; Chicpt
second. purse 5000. two-yenr-olds;
hnlf mllc-Anger won; Pnrme6on Sec
ond; Clcinatis third. Time, 49,
Third. purse $3.50, four yenr-olda and
up; selling, Fix furlonsS-B, o, Reed
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Very Glad to Hear It
.,., yot.rntch IN tho IntplIIrencer.

PITTSBURGH, pa. Jan. 3i.-rhc re-
1ert published In the Times OF Thurs
day, ahnit what was to be done with
the Trenton players was wrong. Mr..
burrows, who was to have had the
Hartford franchise. did not mention
anything about tho Trenton players,
Int said no was Guing TO get
Hye O. last season'B wheel
Ing players; but as no names were
given, the paper could not toll who
they were. Barruw3 had written TO
Conovcr, Prince, Shaw ana two others
to play FOR him. We arc Elnd thAt
Manager Wright, OF the street railway
csrnr1ny. ls to attend the league meet
Inv, nd N will enable us 10 show that
we Will do as we promised.
GEORGE l.. MORELAND.
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won; Mardens Pet second; La Verne
third. Time, 1:i9N.
Fourth, purse $500. handicap. three
year-o!ds and up; mile md seventy
ynrds--Rooscve won; Judge Debosc
second; Midstnr third. Time. 1:5O.
Fifth, purse 1900, thrce-year-Old III
Hes; selling, ak furlongs--H vanesca
won; ROsnlInd III second: Gtadioitd
third. TIfnO i.t0h
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JAMES A. HENRY.
RealEs.Ato Agent. colloc.nr. Notary Public aud
Pension Attorney. No. 1911 Market SIrSOs JAS
FOB s ALL.

House, rooms, Wilson st, Centre wheeling
easy terms. $3.50 ~
Lot 20 feet front, Lind St, $40.
House, rooms aud attic. Jacob ST., 9th ward.
$3.50
Uonsc. u rooms, brick. 18Th u, $500.
Hotel. ~ rooms, Martins Ferry, Oh cheap, on
easy terms
House, rooms, aud s.roomed house In rear
Market st., bOtwccn 7th and Sth stS. Sl.Sl1.
Now house, . rooms, large lot, SSth St 81. 60l
House. rooms, Nth st., SllQ0
House, 3 rooms, 18th st., Sl,jOO,
House, ~ rooms ChApllnO A. Ccntrc Wheel.
ing, with large lot. cheap, on eaSy terms
House, Gtooms and hail wtth9 acres, Pleas.
ant Valley, 5000.
lIouSc, rooms and hall hath mud both EascL
Jacob ST.. between 18th aud 10th, Si.bo1
HOoS0. rooms aud hall, lot bOXl01 Il. near
street car barn, cheap. sl,T01.
Lots IN McMeChcn, North BcnwOod. Glendale,
Island, Eiglngiou, Park Wow. Pleasant Valley
aud many other lots In aud near city. Call aud
get prices.
House, rooms, brick, 10. osxial II, c6apllno
House, il rooms and store room. Main st, noH
2lEt lot ixiaOit
House, rOomS, lllh ST., $1,000
Lots on Lind st.. Dplvenero S4j0and SIS each.
business property on Market st. al moderate
$40. 500 $500 $50, 5000 aud s. 50, to lOaaOa
real estate
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A HIGH liver with torpid liver will
not be long liver. Correct tho liver
with Dcwitt's Little Early Rlscrs, little
pills that cure dyspepsia and constlpn-
ton. Logan 81 Co.. Wheeling, w. Va,
Il. Il. Peabody, Benwood and Bowie y
Co, bridgeport, o. =
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TRUSTEES SALE.


liy virtue Of two dreda Of trust made by
Christina CEclton and Daniel UHction, her
husband to me, ag trustee, tho ilrtt uhlcd
May g, INn recorded In the office OF the
,lrrf of the county court Of Ohio county
Nu't NlrGillH. in Deed u Trust Book No.
II. page ~ tho rccond dated AuggEt y,
..ll recorded In said clerks OflCg IN l)oca
NJ TFU1t Book No. 40. pngc ai. wiz soil
at tho front door OF Tho court house OF
'tid county on
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
RI'AEY, 1901.
commencing NJ 10 o'clock II, m, the fol-
lowing property:
Lot Numbered SIX, IN square Numbered
tHcuiy-nny"n, IN the ndditi0n 10 tho Guy
pi Wheeling, Ohio county. West virginia,
'UmmOnl. called BiIrnn Vista addition,
TfGRtiH or RhLE-- Onr-thlrh and aF
much moro m the purchRpCr clnctP 20 pay
In chNh on the day W sale. the balance IN
iva equal !u1iHllmtnth NJ ono ard Two
featu, notes bHHrlIiI lnt"rcpt from $40 dny
~ Rgle 10 DO given for the deferred pay
w. w. COWDEN. Trustee.
W. H. HALLER. huctlouaor iAll'S
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WITH THE B0wLERs.
The Nightly Record OF strikes and spares
on the AIIcys.

Last evening in the South Side league
the Orient and Standard teams, both OF
the second division. met and contested
in three games. Standard did not have
trouble m keeping ahead OF the other
fellows by I comfortable margin. Hall,
for Standards, and Nolte. for orlents,
aid excellent work. The result OF these
games is to place Standard In fifth
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Inii,n iuplu OF lhn lecture to bC given at
ilir First Icnglhh Lutheran church,
INrldny evening. by Mr.. and MrI, G. q.
Ilurnrlt. Every one Should SEQ tho
vlnwn which are BOmo Of tho finest that
Cnn tIC made.
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For SaIe--Bargains |

Leatherwood residence. seven rooms,
three attic rooms, hall. bath. furnace,
station: hot and cold water. Possession
April ]. 1896.
No, i1s Virginia street. house OF i've
rooms, lot 9rxi2O. Price SEQ.
No CAS- National Road, six rooms. Price
G.15I Large lot. tH
Store room and four living rooms corner
OF Maryland and York streets. Price E.250,
Building lots at reduced prices, on easy
terms. NIL parts II the city.
Money to loan on real estate security.
ROLF Go IAN II,
ialG 20 Fourteenth Street.
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FoR,sALI
No $50 Main street ESQ
Sixteenth street residence. $500
Nos. 459 aud IS National road.
DuSineS house and residence Market street.
Counters aud shelving, No. lOl Thlrty.third
street.
No. % Sixteenth street.
No GS Seventeenth street
No, 90 North Front StreeL
Lot on South Trout street
slx.roomGd house, Pcnlnsula
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1T not only Is so, It must be 80, Ono
that's what makes II go. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, d. r. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie 6 CO., Bridgeport,
n
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES AID ROOMS FOR RENT.

No, 1901 chapline St. rooms. modern.
10, & Fourteenth ST.. S rooms, modern.
30, lbs Fifteenth St. 6 rooms. modern.
No, Is Fifteenth ST., rooms, modern:
No 100 Twelfth St, rooms and stable.
No Il Sixteenth ST.. store room and
uS SiiS Mccouoch ST.. rooms, FOR one or
'E0 s 'a5,i" oifice rooms. second floor. 1870
So Eog St.. 3 rooms, SIS.
~ Eoif St, = rooms. third floor. $.
Nc. 20 Indiana St. S rooms. modern
No, IS Eighteenth ST.. rooms.
No, ~ Fourteenth St, rooms.
No. ~ Fourteenth ST., rooms.
No, Ills Morrow Alley. rooms, ".
No. 1919 Main St. Lodge room.
No 1875 ChAplinO St, rooms.
No. 2113 Wood St. rooms. SO.
No, ilsi High St, . rooms, s.
No, lies High St. rooms. Sc,
No, 1871 Mccolloch st., store room and
dwelling. ! -oomss
No. "a Thlrty-ti,ird ST., rooms, s.
No. 1871 Market St. office rooms.
House on Baker ST.. . rooms. 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-01
WORLD OF SPORT.
Joe Donovan Sizes Up the Men
Who VIII Battle in Mexico.
4 GOOD OPINION OF MARSHALL

Who May Win From Dixon In Long
Fight, Using IIls Peculiar Defensive rae-
nss-Fit1 should Win from tho Irith-
mNn-"Hrlght Eyes" Easy FOR waieott.
The Other liattlss-I.ast Nights Bowl
Other News Of sport and Athieties.
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MALE HE1p WANTED.

UTANTED-A SPECIAL REPRE-
w SENTATIVE in every state to
travel; SIS to 500 salary and commission
10 energetic young men. Excellent chance
ant and permanent, Splendid opportunity
TO make money. Our now plan takes like
wild ilrC, Address NATIONAL LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION. 81 Monroe 81. Chicago.
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NOR RENr-Two.sToRY BRICK
rcsIdCncc, No. liz Fourteenth street.
Has rooms. finished attic, bath room,
basement laundry. hot and cold water,
both gases, Enquire ut NsSDlTT y
BRO, lSl2 Market street. tR2g
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IOoR RENTING. 1901 cHAPLINB
II street. brick residence, containing, s
rooms, laundry md bath, hot and, cold
water, both gAses and oil modern cofven-
lenccE, Apply at gSo5 Chnpllne street;
tA29-mw&Rn
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FOR RENT.

L7oR RENT, APRIL !, 1890. NO., l4O4
Inquire Of HENRY X, LIST, The City Hank Of
Wheeling dcl0
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RlNEHART g. TATUM.
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 49, Oa20 Room No. 6.
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Harry Mccombsls home from Frank
lin College at New Athens. o.
John A. Eicks, OF Cameron, was IL
the city yesterday.
Miss Edna THOMPSON IS quite III,
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NOR RENTING. $50 cIIAPLINE ST,
u brick dwelling. containing rooms
and bath, front hall, attic and both gases.
Enquire OF II. kLlEVEs. 2Slb Chlpllno
street 1ng9
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Presiding Elder A. Moore, OF Wheel
Ing. was here In the afternoon yester-
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The featherwe!ght class IN the plg
carnival is to be represented by cham-
p!on George Dixon and Jerry Marshall:
These constitute the second pair Of
blacks matched for the Stuart. show;
Stuarc says he believes In keeping color
together. Marshall Is n long-reachlng,
pldgc6n- breasted, spidery fighter. a.
ways wording along the defense. These
make him 70 hard to land on. He has
been n straight liver, 80 that now Mt the
age of thirty. he Is probably younger
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FOE S-AIE.
A desirable dwelling, favorably
located on ChapIine street, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets,
Valuable business property on
Market street. between Fourteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
so 1911 MARKET STREET
Bond stocks Investment, mud lnNrnncG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-09
Personal. MENTION.

G. =. Lester Of Fort Worth Is in the
city
r Walter Blake has returned from
san Antonio.
4. Il. Armstrong OF Austin arrived in
the city yesterday.
The venerable Robert Brewster is Ill
a. his home In this city
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Mckee have re
turred from Naicheg. Miss
Cnlonel Hugh Burns Of Taylor is In the
city. guest ~ the Lawlor.
Clarence Guerluger and George L. Horst
have returned from Galveston.
Gus.ayus Warueekc and Harry Johns
ton visited beaumont yesterday.
f1x-Cougrcssmau Walter Gresham OF
Galveston WAS M the city yesterday.
Misc Pearl Harmony Of Cameron, Mo-
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. McChntock
The friends of Mrs. Malcolm Burns Will
be glad 10 Learn that she ~ convalescing.
George A. Jalouick. the well known
insurance adjuster Of Dallas. is Ia the
city.
Charles z. Power, manager for Min
Mo Madden FIske, was in the city yes
terday.
Judge John p. Mccomb and family
have returned from = visit To relatives
IA Franklin
Mrs A f. Batcman OF Fort Worth is
visiting her mother, Mrs. T.. j. Yates. 3lS
Sabine street
pcpuiy Civn District Clerk George II.
EVANS Is absent from the office on ac-
count OF sickness.
r. Taylor Of Galveston and J. y. JONES
Of Huntsville were callers at the Cotton
TX hangc yesterday.
Captain :. p, Mendez Of Dallas. a prom
inent travelling man. is in the city. a
guest at the liutchins.
Mrs. Pauline Pructt Of Baylor Prairie
Is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Laura
Z. Ill., l7l9 Freeman street.
W. L. Easton, day. clerk OF Hotel
Hutchins has returned 30 the city from
san Antonio. after ten days recreation.
Ex-Governor John ireland, the sage
Of Selsuln' was in the city last night,
en- route from his home to the Island
j. X. Cochran. general excursion agent
Of tho Arnnsas Ifnrbor City and im-
uioyement company. was In the city yes
to-day
J. T.. Hooper superintendent Of build
ings at the medical department of the
siate university at Galveston was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Bolts Carrngton, who is
residing for time In New York city, is
IN Houston for few days al the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Weems on Rusk avenue
Hon Lionel II, Graham OF Liverpool,
England, Is In the city, in the interest OF
the British and American Mortgage com
nany. limited lie Is making tour OF
Texas in the Interest of his firm
Jolly elem Allen, tue popular sergeant
alarms OF the senate for six years past
was In the city last night en- route TO thf
state capital from the Island CITY. MI
Allen paid the office of The PoA a
pleasant call.
walter vincent. with Salvini's company
OF PLAYERS ana a bright and PROMISING
Young actor. and c. O. Bishop. in cha, 80
of the stereotypius department OF TIE
Po,t are old schoolmOtcs and warm
friends Mr.. Vincent paid his boyhood
ohum Il pleasant call last nign-
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e. cl,s-1 n Hos,o7 Married To
IfE F4-0.-T
6 Jq1a1-y The mar
r AieE-rHet ssslus Cie.e-
~ s 1nd Miss Nir-
-rar.' sr1 q from neHt at
f- x tLls ar. --rtt az Christ C.lurC-
rs ala-l r-cial affair The
a+s rt-~w hy Bishop Ses-
n- 1as, assisted Hy Rev. EAhfl
- g CHRIST church of tH.s
l- saa c.7ni-eaarn. sister Of tho
"er -rs maIf ol fercr. M vii
c.eT lar- r brother Of The groom.
r ra t~'.sfus.ls were Miss
Al-1 - ~ Miss Me'caif OF
r. ara Miss Woodbridge Of
we~s Me=ars Wayne Gun
a7r t~t-f T. Enot q. Arthur Cor
JseH farfrflce John Morris ana
o iaa-oe ~ 'his city.
-- t- p 1aT sftlret in gown Of ivory
slt.r Tita rcf1' la~es ShA carried white
eri ef,- --ye- book The bridesmaids
-e 9'ite ea'lu and chiffon and carried
Tt t~e- ~ss given away by her father.
one - savaanah's handsorna
1-e r1mt' ami hrs bcon very pop
fIa snc WI be missed from So
sfy ee-- whers she was great favorito.
tf'f- t-r ceremony a reoention was
hei fr- houe ~ che bride'u nnrants
sir9t7r street which vas attended by
ere lrafirg families If this ci'v. Tho
nrte hf'1rrg 20 one ~ Tho first families
~ Georgia huorw fha rueais present
wers fre rrofhn- End brother or the groom
arf Bishop Sessur's ara wife Of Texas
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CRY BREvITIEs

E. RaPaa@. manager Of iss nall&s
clearing house, reports ihH bank move
ussnt 1or January as scAiss.
The ladies q TIE sael;srins ATnas as
srcLafiaa viii rire n tea -his Afternoon Al
she parish house. Hours, til s
The Nea7s Peoples society wiil NEE;
Friday nigtt u the hos-ac q Mrs 4.
Ba-ttlingck. O. Chsnsvs-z street
The city eagineer yesterday granted a
permit 20 Mrs Hannah wssthe4nas'r to-
t1e erect icn Of q cottage On Market street,
The Ladies Ala society 81 the Central
Christian church w4l meet in the chaps
sdto.aing the church al the close OF The
services tbs Afternoon
The uNorcas society visit to sAaak Mr.
c. < Coiesrsn q NsyAsots for a large
sack u p@czrs sent them as a donation
70 BayaSd Orphan Home.
Yesterday was the Anniversary Of the
-oId Hickory" in THIS city failed to dem
onstrace 10 hoaor u The hero o. New Or
leans
There rin ~ another important meet
INK Of tAe Ladies association o. The
first Presbyterian church IN TIE chapel
this Afternoon AZ o'clock a ful at
tendance Is desired
Ex-Ais4rr,zn Ben Rles-e- IS the hap
psss' man " the Fourth ward, aud an
y2nSs u honor q the event
!. \ Wa-sou, whose troubles have
eS@c gwen in detail Ia these columns.
was taken - charge yesterday boy his
away
Pnes.ae,, John II kirby has called q
meeting % tne dircctors 81 the Houston
Hal assoc.z;.on wnirh win take Place in
ihe parlc;s o. tina New Hu'chius house al
ID cc-ock Frilag evening Important
business viii be transacted
otto scke. the unfortunate CARPENTER
who sw allowed lau1auyU with suicidal in
tout TUESDAY nign; WAS reported 10 be
which irnreilei him TO destroy his own
life IS known 20 himself alone.
Colonel W. r slosson said to a Pos,
reporter yesterday. The Missouri Kan
sls and Texas Railroad company IS now
81 ipp'ns NE cars Of Kansas corn on the
IT, e cents "a January = Tor the benefit
Of Eastern ..nes-'
Tor ght the officers az Harmony Lodge
no. ~. Knights u Honor. will be In
atalis1 in bail u the lodge. IN Mason
Block : cordial invitation il extended to
The city To attend Ar appealing lunch
eon viii oe spread
Rev sin Killer" Griffin. city missionary
fpr the cul1rsI people 1f Houston, has
returned fr3in Beaumont where he claims
90 have dis!oag~d the devil and driven
his satanic majesty from the feld Yes
terlay "Siu Killer held services In tho
court mouse yard and IN the afternoon
a. the market house square.
on Wednesday evening January IS. La
mar Lodge 40 IS, knights Of Pythias,
wlll install the Recently elected officers
DO choir hall. Bnrns bpilding. Members
ana Ylzltirg brethren are given O cordial
Invitation to attend. \ substantial lunc n
wiu DO" spread g. J. Palmer j. H. Rear
don and J. Mnlcehy viii arrange for the
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w0MEN's WORK.
Long Neglected soldiers Graves to be
Cared For.

Long Neglected Soldiers Graves to be
Cared For.
Mildred Lee Chapter Daush.ers of the
Ccnfsderacy, heil a meeting Monday after
noon, and among other business disposed
q. adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That the proceeds from the
illusion show, with all other funds on
hand. lie devoted 10 placing en- iron fence
and other improvements around the graves
Of the ;wenty-one Confederate soldiers
Who are resting in neglected graves in the
cid City cemetery. and that Miss Jennie
Moore and Miss Moll,e Glass be appointed
= committee 10 execute this resolution. and
that Dick Dowlinc Camp he requested to
Unite wish Us In this good work
Toe graves mentioned are situated IN
the FIR, ward % the right Of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad tracks
and hold the bones Of Confederate soldiers
Who died IN this city In 1853, during the
Y-llcw fever criier'ic. These graves are
unmarked they hciS the dust of unknown
heroes whose reQn,erns have been sung
by comrades ard friends lcng since gath
cred n their fathers and the Christian
work Of the PATRIOTS Daughters above
mentioned viii be hailed with approval
by every one
TIE next meeting OF the Daughters will
he hell or tho first Monday n February
at the residence ~ s. n. Moore. iii4 CAP
uol avenue. At $50 r. III. Annual reports
win be read and officers elected for en-
suing year