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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-15
Final Notice to Creditors.

ola'e OF HAryIand, Montgomery county, Set
orphans Court, August Term 1897.
nROERED, this 2sth day of September, A.
" ID. 1897, BY the Orphans Court of Mont.
gomery county, and by the authority there
OF, that Tuesday, the 10th day of October nex,
be assigned Walter T. Burton and Margaret
NJ. Burton, Executors of Isaac Burton. Jr.,
late OF Montgomery county, deceased, TO
pass their final account of the personal estate
OF said deceased and to make distribution of
the assets in their hands amongst the creditors
OF the said deceased. All persons having
claims agains, the estate of said deceased are
hereby notified TO file the same with the Reg
lister OF wills on or before said day Provided
q copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed at Rock Vile, IN said Mont
gomery county, once in each of three sue.
cessive weeks before the said 10th day Of oc-
tober next.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-15

FRED. j. NELSON,
CHARLES W. Ross,
VIM, p. MAULsBY, JR,
BENZ. +. REICH,
JACOB RoHRBAcK,
CHARLES p. LEVY,
J. ROGER McSHERRy,
EDWARD HEwEs,
THos. J. WALSH,
JOHN Wood,
JOHN w. KoLB,
5. A. LEWIS,
j. L. II WooD,
JOHN FRANCIS SMITH,
X p. Ross,
ii Dorsey ETcHIsoN,
FRANK L. SToNER,
&. II. WoRTHINGToN,
JOHN s. NEWMAN,
EUGENE L. ROWE,
GRO. X. DENNIS, JR
BAKER JOHNSON,
ALFRED RITTER
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-15

For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
JOHN w. COLLIER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-15
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
THOMAS A. SMITH,
of Caroline county.
For Clerk to the Court Of Appeals,
j. FRANK FORD.
of St. Mary's County.

For the State Senate,
VIM. VETRS BOUIC, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-10-15

WELL FURNITURE ,.,. :, ...,
Well-Buckets, Well-Chains and WeIl-Wb heels
81 lowest prices.
nov l6 d. Il. BOUIO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
Two Househ old Tinfx.

Handles Of knives should never be dipped
in water as il discolors the ivory, but even
when the utmost precaution Is observed the
ivory win yellow with use. To restore the
pristine fairness make thick cream Of
powdered whitening, mixing in spirits Of
wine. This should be hriskly rubbed on the
handles which wild be both elaansea anu
Polished by the process
Stains OF ink, freshly made upon lace or
delicate fabrics, may be treated with grape
juice ripe tomato juiee or onion juice
After application, wash the juice itself
off in plenty OF cold water. Stains Of long
standing can be attacked in a different
manner Put a small lump OF salt Of eorrel
upon the ink spot and tie the material into
kind OF bag round il, then dip this into
lukewarm water and let 1t soak until the
sale has dissolved. Finally. rinse the
cleaned article In much cold water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
turkey stuffed with chestnut..

sii gle, draw and truss the bird as for
roasting; peel fifty or sixty cheslnuts
blanch them in boiling water until the in
ner skin can be easily removed, and then
boil them until soft; drain ana chop them
very fine. Empty two marrow bones, and
cut the marrow into small pieces mix
these and the ches tnuts together; season
the mixture with a small quaatity of salt
and stuff the turkey with il. Cover the
breast with sheet OF buttered paper. lay
the bird on a baking pan and roas. il in q
hot oven basting II constantly with butter
When nearly cooked lake tho paper on
the turkey. sprinkle over some -four and a
little salt and basic !. with butter, till
froihed and Drowned. When cooked place
the bird Gu hot dish. pour little cbsst-
nut sance over il and serve with a sauce
eoatfui of rich. brown gravy and sauce
boaitul Of bread sauce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04


A. long n your eyebrows are pretty.
perhaps you think II matters little what
v their form. but student OF eyebrows
would tell different tale. Eyebrows
show character" says he. and therefore
the wise man takes note OF them when
choosing his friends Eyebrows that are
wide apart denote a frank. generous, IN
suspicious and impulsive nature When
they meet one may he pretty sure that
their owners temperament Ia ardOt, but
Jealous and suspicious. Eyebrows which are
elevated nj starting and continue In long
sweeping lines over the eyes with down
ward tendency Indicate artistic feeling.
Straight eyebrows, forming "a firmly de.
lined line close TO the eyes denote great
determination and will power Those which
begin rather strongly and terminals
abruptly without passing beyond the eyes
show an impatient and iraseihle naturs.
Sens1fiveness and tenderness are IN
dicated by slightly arched eyebrows and
hrmnsss OF purpose and kindness Of heart
by those which are straight at the begin.
rlng aud are rather ar ched at the tesnples
The eyebrows of peorle utterly dsxpii Of
mathematical power are raised at The term
ipation. leaving wide space between them
and the corners Of The eyes. On the other
haad, il they are close TO the eyes at the
END. mathematical talent may generally be
safely assumed.
Eyebrows OF the same color as the hal.
rhpw c1nstancy. hrniness and resolution.
IL lighter than the hair they denote In.
decision and weakness, while IL darker we
may probably be right in our surfnlse that
their owner is OF an ardent, passionate ami
incorstant disposition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
MovEMEsT on CATTLE
Sale az Territory Threes ma
Fours al Good Prices

4 sale az Territory Threes ana
Fonrs al Gosd Prices.
For Worth, Texas. December s.--samuel
Davidson. representing large ST. Louis
cattle commission house, closed e cattle
deal yesterday numbering $500 head OF 8
aaa lyear-o1ds. The terms were private
but 1t is learned the transaction Involved
about 100000. The cattle were purchased
from William Washington OF the Indian
Territory. Jones q Gunther Sold ~ Scott
S Harold. this city. 1000 balls. which e.
on feed al Waxaharhie. The last 6t,sI was
made by 4. n Graham Of Tort Worth.
The rallIuaas here were never lept 80
busy as now, made necessary by The un-
preoSden.cd rush OF TeIes cattle 10 mar
ksts and TO feeding grounds. The Texas
ami Pacific has again increased is Il ain
crews. hring she fourth time stnce the
quarantine was raised.
Colonel ] A. Wilson OF the Chi ago ana
Alton road says that his road is getting
fully 81 per cent Of The cattle being shipped
out OF Texas. The Frisco is also eoing a
big haslueAs in Texas cattle. the majority
81 which 80 % ne Chicago market Colo-
mel J p Moore live stock agent Of that
Rad, saws lhat some of the heaviest beei
cattle ihas ever left the State have bseu
shipped ever his road this season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
HE STATE CAPITAL.
REDUCED RATES FOR TuF Mp,.rY>
OF TEACHERS.

AhbSbED RATES FOR THE MEETING;
OF TEACHERS.
Austin Texas. December 8. --T-hA ssr.rt.
rnent o edueaion has Just received let
yer iFom W G Crush. general passenger
Aren't Of the Missouri Kansas ana T,x.s
railway. TO the effect that a rate Of enc
ami one third rars viii be made from nj,
points IN the State 10 Tognuae. T,.as .,
account Of The meeting O. the SuperIpte,,s
ents' and Principals association IL that
r'iy on December es and 30. This sr,,n.,.e
70 ee Very successful aeeaag Mogt o..
me rua0s o. the stkte have Asrne,i "a 49,
a reduced rate In The event th. lnit,sS
.laes M'l4d DO so, and as ne N issr,,Tf
hAilSas ana Texas railway AaE n4Sse ~,
iaio. this practically guarantees tb{s -.
nom al points 10 the State
~ ls h9ped thai the atgeaaanee u,n,
this meeting viii be large NN
- secretary o. STATE 9aay rfantfd 10
me uoodnlEhi Thayer Graded cattls ro,ns
psny Of knsas CiSy. No, psrgn1f ~ -
business ia Texas This rorpor,iio, ~
; eaTital sfpvs Of sl5a,paN and lis h,es N
Texaa she'
The Galveston DalryInen's AsFocia,isn
o. Galveston sosAy fiies IT, charter MIN
,hs secfetsry q stSto. No capital stosk
ineorporAtorn c. 9uaeusn. , Ma,, ~,
II srhafer The purpose Of tEs sssoeIa.
ton Is 10 encourage stock and dairy pro-
ouSss y
ms comptroller today registered a $500
msAe g Sione~sil countg court house
:. senator Il ". stafford OF Minrola. cx-
Ssnsad A. creer o. Beaumont end
tstered a. the Hotel sslre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
u. Q. v. ORDERS.
Attention Of Veterans Called 10 the
Reunion

General Order No. 2.
Headquarters. Southeast Subdivision Of
Texas United Confederate Veterans Mfaia
Texas. December by general order is
sued by Major General r. II Phelps. CON-
manaing, meeting Of the Texas division
L. c. v, is called 10 assemble IN the city
of san Antonio on the 18Th and 18th days
CT December. 1897. 10 transact aSh hIsi-
nvss as may COME before A.
All camrs comprising this subdivision are
therefore notified and ur< Llis requesttd
TO send dEiggates. as business Of tie r-eat-
est Importance 10 the s7lfare Of Il E or
Eanlzaison Will come before the nlSei ne
We have the assurance that N Ocass ses :
whg may attend viii receive Aearsy vel.
esIne and cordial receotijn by ihs lrtai
Gangs and the people generally II the cay
OF tho Alamo.
All communications on TIE subject Of
transportation should be addressed 10 ,sel-
eral W. G. krneger, san Antonio, Texas.
BY order OF ~ a. Blaine
Brerst Major General Conmaaslrx
Official Thomas }. Gibson. aE.utrn.
general.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
An interesting Plane.

What certainly is one OF the NEST veln
able pianos In The world was made in 1903
by order Of the Emperor Napoleon Bona
parie, who presented Ii to the Empress
Josephine, II was stolen during the ssrkinr
OF The Tuileries, WINS efterward sold at
public auction. and is now in The posses
tien OF great firm of pianoforte makers,
Mefsrs- Erard. The case is Of tins finest
rosewood, ornamented with ormolu. while
the Keys are made OF mother-of- psaTl and
tortoise she'll Napoleon's military taste is
shoNr by the faet that one of the Eve
pedals works a drum and triangle attach
m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
ExpER1ENcp on HUNTERS.

Sheriff Henry TbomAE and 9 J. lien,
clerk OF the criminal district roprt, re-
turned today from q brief hunting Sip 10
High Island. They had wgads-fni OK
10 repeat aeon They visited Md Lake
and not meeting WIFI much 1Uoccss wire
advised to go 10 Grassy Point, ahieh tbey
Old. There they encountered i savage
waste Of marsh, info which they AJAX
nearly 10 their knees 81 every scp They
lHoored through 10 iar ssyeral hetrE. be-
cAme lost and DeAfly perished Mosquitoes
well, they aAEau!ted the weary turters
al every turn and made lie 3 burden for
them. They killed Gully Two o. three ducks
and now Sheriff Thomas Is BOOKING for the
nlsh who directed them to Grassy It4rt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
KILLED BY A BRUTE.
LITTLE GIRL OUTRAGED DEAD OF
HER INJURIES
saved From Being Lynched
by the sheriff.

Waco. Texas. December S.--Wilne Lee
white. the li,tle coiorea girl who Vas as.
sAnl,ed several weeks ago by a negro nan,
is dead The child was only about years
old. and the Injuries received finally proved
fatal
Jim Patterson, a negro who was picking
COTTON for tbs girls father. was accused
by the girl Of the crime o. her ruin and
was in jail IN q charge OF forgery when
White, the victims father. located h.4n.
II will be remembered that aa esIo-s was
made by mob Of aegross 20 laAe Pat
tersoa from the all :oon after ihe crime.
ihey declaring their purpose 10 be the
iynching OF the prisoner Sheriff Baker.
however. made sach show u fiat asa used
such powers Of persuasion. that the mob
withdrew without accomplishing their par
pose.
ssnce the girls death i is hellored an
other alaek was at enc lime coatSiailaled,
but recrnnei;ering parry repo TEA the
jail imrregnablc and IL vas abandoned
One negro WAS 50 bold as TO aesost sheriff
Baker at the threshAo,d Of his cf6ce aad
ask how many gustds he kept al the jaii.
The sheriff 3, frS, I'D aot snsp srt the
nsgro's purpose. bu. before ha NH time
10 answer the question lie rsriernherea
TIC attack on the Jail. and fearing an
other such scheme was on ss.st ne replied:
II keep men enough there TO bsoT svery
negro in McLennan county Into fragments
II they attempt 20 make a rad" The
negro said no more and soon LETT the
court house. II is believed that these
shoughtfui words Of the ST sriff were con
yeyca 10 other parties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
ANDERSON COUNTY FARMERS.
N III Work on Certain Lines for Det-
ierEneRt of Condition.

terrneRt of Condition.
Palestine, Texas, December 2.-The
farmers OF the Davis Springs neighborhood
have organized q Farmers club. At q
meeting OF the club last week the follow :
Ing resolutions were adopted
Resolved. ! Thai We are eunha.lcaliy
and unAlterahly opposed 10 all trusts that
are manipulated. fastered AMI controlled
by the great m0nes power II the world. We
oppose the mortgage system, as !, forces
lie hliR of the cotton crop on the market
too early In the season, thereby 0epTeciat-
ing the price,
? That We ask our next state lerisla-
lure 70 repeal Tie mortgage iaw CT farm
implements stock and crops Tor store
MERCHANDISE.
3. T'hat va avnid going 81 debt. as far
t's npssaole that Ne ask ala formers 10
'ieNcte some Of their land 20 the raislng
o. surh products RS are required for the
support Of their families without having
70 rely upon the merchants Tor all OF their
supplies
That We pledge ourselves SO far as
porfinle 70 encourage home Industries and
enterIrise, That we use home manufactured
goods, price quality. etc. considered.
b. Tat Ne demand 9 ana 70 eeilts for
oRi7 cetten, according to grade. ana not
ifsf ihan $40 per ton .or our cotton seed
& That We solicit the cooperation and
IL 5psnee of OIL farmers and proauoers 20
assist N securing better prices Cor our
PRODUCTS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
NO IDEA OF REMOVAL.
.ur rAylon BAPTIST UNIVERSITY
WILL REMAIN At WACO.
us~scu hoard Was Removed Mt The
rnst.nce of the wneo Members
Of the Board.

Waco, Texas. December 8.--1he following
item, scrt cut from Dallas TO the Akse-
cipted Press ana printed in all newspapers
taking that service haf canned mheh ~
dirnatiun here, mol only among the bAY-
tiiir. but among all classet Of citizeus:
I,uilgs. Texas. November rs --As a
result oi tbs iirapn.B ayicg unlvsTsiiy
etnBp .iobs and the traEedies following
them. eliminating IN the 1eaih ~ he
Harris bfoiberB the oihcinA annoNase-
Iaeut was MADE here today that the
managers Of the State headquarters u
the Baptist church for Texas have or
dered the headquarters removed from
Waco 10 Dallas. and that the busineBs
ct the church VII he conducted from
this city dating from Deeember l.
funof IN In circulation that bAysor
University. probably the most ifnpar-
tant institution Of edneation in Texas.
IN 10 be removed from Waco
The removal OF the beadousrtern pf the
Baptist missipa h1sfd from Waco 10 llalihs
was done November %. announcement Of
which appears 10 The Post Cd that date.
and while the Dallas item was D. ~ writ
ten Secretary Gamhrell was hasy parting
M for the trip. The removal, fONeter,
~Ek ordered By the general convention u
san Antonio TWO weeks or more b. f9fs the
lalbpg Of the Harris brothers aui the
brann Baylor sensation had no more 10
% with u THAI he iDovn. The change wss
made al The feqaeEi OF the WAc0 lgcuttre
" the board, who gave Es their reeeon
THAI tire management Of the university and
The inlksiop work ought TO be 8nnAratod.
aud that the Waeo members sbbal1 hs
relieved OF the mission work SO her 20, ID
give their undivided attention 10 he ua,-
rerxity. Attaess on the uaives&ity nnT a.
taeEx on the Mission beard 0eg1 fnuylqtrtd
The last stztEgnpui m3rht be 9nal lna by
The avoVsl that the Gully utjN0.. pa 10 The
removal came from Irieads q the Waco
Of The hoarG who feared tbs, surh
q step would partially justify thp rlai.n
That removal WIZ forced by aprerA Criil-
ossns
lac Waco contingent Of the hoard decided
70 lake the course Indicated before The ii n.
s9iionk inaterialined and the rtatsuert n Al
ihf removal 81 tue headquarters from Y'saa
~Sh result Of TAG tragedies following u o.e
uniofiunate events dpos this ritv n rreat
injustice, and TIE addition of tho rnn,or...
lAat savior University Ia 10 he re,nnved
ilhsn Waco makes ihe itsra ulanln-oo, ~
ihif t1ty and the lchding I,aptlqtr e,o
ihtfe has never been 3 Thought a,
ing he univerEiiy. Bad no sl.h is.a
sssT likely 10 tntei Baptist circles IN
inA ufkt place DpTTt OF them VA. ~ -,
move n and II they ala Il wcula ~ ~,
Isohsltis TO do So 'A4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
FOR EVENING WEAR

beautiful ball gown was all In crew
ete-pink eatin, lightly trimmed with tuIie
and The very uncommon bodice fastened
under the arms with rows Ct paste buttons,
and a great spray OF vivid green ivy was
flung across the tuile bertha.
Waist belts for evening dress are beoon-
Ing extremely rich. covered with Jewels
and having pearl or diamond clasps For
day wear with the blouses the hands are
very plain. band OF velvet, either plain
or embroidered, placed Oh leather, To avoid
ereaSes. but the buckles or clasps are
often very ornate.
A white satin was embroidered with
pearls. diamonds ard gold span giles form
ing kind Of light network pattern on the
side a coquille OF rich iare mixed with a
turquoise blue plisse falling to the foot
the iuw bodice embroidered like the skirt
short tuiae SLEEVES and large bow OF tur-
quoise ribbon, on the RICH, side q bunch
OF roses and feathers.
handsome robe IN the renaissance style
weS ot pale pink satin glace with white.
the skirt covered with embroidery, except
the train, on which il took the fogn OF
TWO distinct DULLES. the tAhlier framed
with gaipure studded with diamonds: tie
low hoeiee had sort od gnipure bolero.
showing a front Of white spotted net IN
folds, pink bow at the waist on the isft
saae, gnipure berthe and short sleeves Of
the same suipure and tulle
A white corded silk gown was trimmed
In crcseway fashion with lace and tulls
combined. drawn into the figure al the
front Of the waist beneath diamond
buckle; others were embroidered not only
with gems in;erInixed with fne gold cord
but with Venetian shells and pearls. One
OF the prettie7st Of all was white bodice
with double Killed frill Of tulle from
the neck. shammering With rose leaves.
the top Of the bodice edged with close SCI,
rosie,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
SAVED BY CUPIDITY.
An AGED woMaS's NARROW Es-
CAPE FROM A BRITE.
| ishe Dropped = Dollar and He Re-
leased Her 10 Secure sbc Coin.
30 Clue.

Brenhnm, Texas. December 3--Neag
Eione. a few miles east Of here. this az
ternoon, MiE. Mary Makasssha, about 20
years Of are. while walking alesg the road.
was ovcrtsken by black negro on borse-
back who dltmountea ana made an in
dcoeut gYioposal 10 her; when she attempted
10 elrde him be seized her and struggle
ensued in which she dropped & dollar; the
Negro released her 70 pick it mp and START
&c Of after ms horse. which vas leaving.
ead The lady escaped before be could
catch lhe horse and return.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04

Brown. The nee followed rs chiIdfea ID
school and tilt Chester Csrnwill On Non
day and tho others Tuesday. whrn Cbes-
her ropc led the circumstance 10 ITS faith
er. ths latter went 70 the school house %
Kill thr deg. bun was psrxna1ed to De-
si<r by the teacher and = son Of MI.
Browns the latter promising TO fis II up.
Thk be did. but the deg broke loose and
has Disappeared 4 circumstance lesding
Messrs. Cuu~Ill and Compton 10 con-
ciude that * was really mad.
Mr.. Compton states that he saw the Fee
bitten by q supposed mad log NJ Celesfe
a month ago. and when he communicated
this information 10 Mr.. corDwill ibcr both
brought their boys TO this sdty nn1 visited
Mr.. O. W. Epradling, where they tried
the rna9etrne Mr.. Cornwill went to
Paris to try either madsionss. az be In
very apprehrnsive over the sounds re-
rcived by Chester
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
INSANE AND PAUPERs.
DlsCt ssIoN ny COUNTY CoMMIS-
SINNERS AND JUDGES,
NO solution of the Question From
the standpoint of. Care
by Counties.

Hiilsboro. Texas. December s-.rb.
scod roads convention met this morp,r, ,
Pursuant to adjournment OF last night.
The case Of iunatics was the first subiec,
considered end Judge Stout OF Nrrsieana
mace strong speech in favor Of he,tar
care o. the insane. Reports from The az
itroni counties represented showoe that
every county had insane peeple in their
'sls OF on pooisarms, The numbers rang
ing rom two to fifteen. Moses Stout of
Navarro, Wooden OF Grsyson. Hunstsl Of
Dallas. kuaedge OF kaufman, Thurman az
fsnnin and Barnes OF johnson were eon-
stiinted committee 10 report resolutions
relative to the care OF the insane and the
Isaupers '
The committee reported resolutions rec
oniine ncine that the counties care for their
POOR and insane rs best they can ana ia,
the members OF the association t,se ,hsir
innuence with the repIessl.ta.4res IN Iba
legislature from thesr respective counties
70 get better facilities provided FOR he
care OF the insane. The seeretary xas
delegated to attend the assembly on he
south Texas Judges and commissioners al
Ho''S'oc on TIE sth and 10Th OF this month
ana WAS dirocted TO extend TO Them an an
yitation III meet with the convgn,Ian ~
North TEXAS wAsnereT possible and 10
eensiaer the prAcaicabilty 81 uniting ana
iorr.'ng state organization OF The whole
bonhsm Was unanimously selected - ths
isht place OF meeting ard the following
Oineefs We're elected. President. Mack
smith OF Mckinney first vice presiaenf.
W j. Montgomery o. McGrcgor. second
vice president, a, n. Dixon .. HilIshoro.
secretary, Y. +. woodward OF Dallas. N,
lfr ne usual resolutions OF thanss the
convention adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
To PtRcnAsE stMrEs-

irrcial committee os 'he city sonnet.
consssrng q Aldermea Borden. Hughes
and stewart was appmata by Meyoy Fly
few days ago 10 confer wiiA he Calves
ton Sewer company IL regard 70 tie pur-
ehaee u tue sewer eoinpahy's plant by tie
Tho committee held its FIRST meeting YES
ifraAy. BY alyt0e az CITY suotaty 4.
Wafefly Smith a letter was sslst 10 $ =
Rotary iie'rg~ "a ji@ish tlau af tie sever
epinia1y. seiling turth what the eounit-
Ice fAd been Rspeiuisl 81, sna asking Tor
meeting wish tie sfwef people tatno roW
y possihle 70 ihet IKE r3Ftaittte may be
abs 10 gst al frll Notwithstanding Il TIC
49, eehol'A'.F position ahd report 10
tae e1nAoA 81 tht regular mheiing neXt
Moaaay evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
JUDGMENT AGAINST STREET RAIL
MtAF

10 the Federal rourr today A. ~ Parlin
He'd al amended petition IN Intervention
against The Houston City Street Railway
company. IIp recites that In November.
1886 be becpred Judgement Of $500 in the
county court Of Harris county against the
railway company, whirh Judgment haze now
hseu Affirmed by the court OF clvll appeals
al t'alvestnn- He afBs thai this luagmeot
81 sa0a againzi John II KHhy. ihe re-
neifer OF the ruad. te made "A hen on the
poee@cs in he court or tae bonds Of the
rersirEr aud that the road he required to
pty j. Judge Bryant heard the application
ia chambers al Paris and granted tbs
JHhyer Of tire petitioner with Instructions
20 fdtr to the mfEirr tor bearing snd re-
port
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-04
SAPPHIRE AND BROWN CHECK.

very pretty gown of this description
was made o. sapphire and baewa check.
The skirt was trimmed with bands OF
sapphire velvet put on in squares -Four
squares upon each side Of the skirt The
waist was round one. trimmed with hands
Of sapphire velvet. with fancy front. Tho
vest was OF the velvet, and turned back
ron II we're white satin revsrs outlined
with sapphire The crsvat was A large
white sAiin one traced with gold threads.
The sleeves we're gathered ones OF the
goods. with the gatherings extending from
tie shoulder 10 the wrist aud caught under
narrow hands OF black velvet ribbon.