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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-27
AFTERNOON SESSION

AT the AFTERNOON session Cbiids bill pro-
yiaing thai abandonment or eeeitual
drunkenness for one year shall be ground
for divorce PASSED finally
Senate amendments to Hensleys con
current resolution proyidins room in the
department Of history for relics OF the Re
puhlir O. Texas ana designating 'hs
Daughters o, the Republic eustodians
thereof we're concgTTtd in
Eud5 aud Greops bali prof. ibltuG th-
catching Of fish above tide Na'er with any
thing Ia, hook and line or irot line and
to prohibit the sale Of certain game fish
was laid before the house.
An anne dmeai by Ward progd ug that
fish may be sold in the county IN which
II we're caught providing they { not
sold To- expert was llop,el. rory six
counties were exempted from the opera
lions Of tie bill and it was ordered en-
crossed
williams bill requiring bond investment
companies 70 deposit $4,000 in cash on APP
proved securities and 10 per cent Of their
apt premium receipts win the State treas
urer under penalty of forfeiture Of charter
for non compliance after hay NJ been
sr,crd,i ~ Mr. surHey to include indlvid-
u1ls and by Mr.. Ayers 70 Limit the amount
g, sori, required 10 100000, passed fl
ually.
F.elas' (of Hil) Joint resolution. no II
providing for a repeal OF the article of the
c1ns,i uti,n authorizing an ann al trans
fer Of / rer cent o. the permanent school
fund The available h0ol fund was read
ami became pending business On ihird
reading.
falley's bill authorizing the payment q
all just claims agains. tie Slate Incurred
ufd,r the administration ot Governor Ross
IN 1890 and 1891 was defeated On the way TO
enrrossment.
Mundlne's hill providing hat here
a majority vote OF the qualified voters OF
an INCORPORATED town NJ village instead Of
two-thiris, as under tho present law, shall
he sufficient 10 iisincoTporate said town
or village was nr1cred engros sel and left
pending on final passage.
Ayers hill requiring Judges to pr pare
their charges to the jury before counsel
shall argue cause to the jury was order
cd engrossed
Crawfnrd's bill requiring owners or less
eos of coal mines to provide for the safety
and health of their employees and TO con
struct sufficient means OF ingress and
esress posed finally.
The chair announced that he would lay
tho Zee bill before the house for cpusde' p
alton .neyt Monday afternoon and the
housc adjourned until $50 tomorrow
morning.
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GRANTED A PARDON.

Through the fundamentally of Senators
Linn CT Wharton and Turney pardon was
issued this afternoon for Alex Purviance,
serving five year term in the penitentiary
for train robbery. Purviance was resident
OF Wharton. Texas. short time before his
conviction for robbing a Southern Pacific
train near Comstock. Texas
Purviance pleaded guilty and accepted
hve year sentence. The cases against others
involved are now pending at I'll Paso. pur
Vance. it is said. Is nearly dead from con-
sumption and that was the grounds for the
pardon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-27
IN COMMITTEE.
CONFERENCE.

Arstin, Texas. Msrch/aC. 49, The senate
ana mouse 'ree oonfeycuee committee held
a meeting Yesterday afternoon. consider
ing the house amSndmen;s to the senate hjl
giving TO the Aransas Pas, uarhor con,
ieny privilege TO purchase Harder Island
ana practically concurred In the house.
ainendment aud so reported at tho aItor-
noon sefHion. Further definition was given
10 the proposed channel and designating The
eNtont OF tho purchase OF the land The
Dill WIZ now 10 TO the governor for his
apprOYaI 80
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Houston and Texas Western Railroad
Filed a Charter.
10 EXTEND ROAD SEVENTY MILES
beaumont wharf ana Tcrm,r,,
company Was Also Chartered.
Reward offered for Atkins,

Austin, Texas, March 2s.-Ths t,o,s,o,
ana Texas Western railroad filed It's char.
ter In the department of state today. can
ital stock 100000. lncorrorators. Eliial.
Smith. p. w. Smith, j. l.. Mitchell and
others. The purpose OF the corporation is
TO purchase the Texas Western and to ex
tend it from Patterson. in Waller county
through the counties OF Waller. Washing
ton and Burleson to- point on the BRACES
river near Stone City In Durlesou county
distacce of seventy miles.
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ur,,,,unt DnyIight MetecF'

Brennan, Texas, March 20 !.
nomenon was witnessed in Brennan "
1:2o O'Clock this afternoon. me "a, .sa =.
shining brightly at leo when D sasss rs
teor shot across the horizon from ,uv,rty,lins
to northeast like ball Of iirs e. O s1a9 IN ID
the sun in its brlliancy and LEAVING " r1.,ubor
wake a blue streak. as II pr .sa xsy,
had been disseminated along the way
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From Post Correspondents.

Georgetown. Texas, March 26.-Definitc
reports from various parts of the county
show the frost of "Wednesday was severe
on the fruit crop in low valleys and timber
belts. On high prairie land Yery little dam
ese vas done to fruit. The corn crop is
seriously injured.
Refugio, Texas. March Eft is getting
very dry, very little rain having fallen
recently. A cool mortimer blew up night be-
fore last and cleared away the clouds, be-
fore which the prospect for rain seemed
good. Crops arc not suffering yet, and
grass is very good. Stock Is doing well.
pevine. Texas. Mar n %. Farmers re-
port very little damage done by the late
cold spell TO growing crops.
Brov nwood. TEXAS. March 2t.-.Frost and
ice here this morning and tender garden
truck Looks sick Peach, plum and pear
leaves were frozen and corn bitten con-
siderdh'y, but indications this evening are
that the damage Is not so great as appear
ances indicated this morning, unless
there are other cold spells to fol-
low there will ba at least a half crop Of
fruit and sardens viii soon recover from
me damage. Grass never finer than now at
THIS time Of year. Cattle have gone through
the winter on but little extra feed and
are, as rule. in fine shape Horses have
y ne equally as well, II mt better. TIE
farn.ces are abnnt thrruyh planting corn
unu many or them nave planted some cot
TON The cotton acreage WI be increased
about 20 per cent over last year. Fine pros
pect for larse crop OF wheat and oats,
taking In colside alton the sh IT acreage.
a great d al Of the wheat from twelve
TO eighteen inchej high row and gr wing
very fast. MIX, butter, eggs, fat beef and
such good things plentiful and cheap.
Luling, Texas, March %. --While tho
frost last right did a great deal OF harm
to young crops, IT 's thought that corn will
come out without replantng the early grape
crop viii be iailurc all over the West.
This Is hesvy loss.
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,Anrndt Jury Secured.

Brenham. Texas. March ss.-The Jury =
the Kugadt case was completed just pe'~'
court adjourned for supper. Those IN y
box are ]. II. knight, Henry lam. = :
Foster, W. T.. buchanan, W. b. Fr ,I.Ins
D. M. Hooker, II. F. Fischer, fraas I Ions
tyre, A. l.. Steele. b. +. barn ca,,,. IA n.
Brown and W. c. Lipscomo. .os !, y.
iourned for supper and the evidence % :"
ing taken tonight. .,v -,
The schimmell jury is still out
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QUARANTINE Against Diph'hsr'. :.

LaGrange. Texas, March ~. $500
missioners court convened this al'e ..,,n.
at 1 o'clock and ordered a,oh,ha
against the district infected WIZ y - g shs
ria. No new cases are REPORTS, W Wy used y
time, and every precautlon W. me disease.
prevent the further spread Of lne -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-27
BEAUMONT WHARF COMPANY

The beaumont Wharf and Terminal COM
pany filed its charter in the department OF
state today capital stock $50 900. Incorpor-
ators: W. a. Fletcher. William Weis. G.
W. o'Rrier ard others. Purpose. the con
struction OF terminal railway at Beau
the Neches and Crakes bayou.
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REWARn DEFERRED.

Tho governor offered a reward of 5000
this morning for the apprehension of rave
Atkins, who is charged with the murder
OF Tom Hardin, in Tom Green county, o.
the night of March 20,
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NEW BILLS.

The following new bills were introduced
IN the senate this morning
BY Aorriss- Making it felony for the
exhibition OF pictures OF prize fights. glove
contests between men. or man ana animal.
by Fliascope or other pictorial arrange
ments
by MoTriss-Authorizlng county commits
sioners TO advance money for the assist
arce Of graduates OF the Blind ASYLUM in
the establishment OF business. etc.
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SENATE

The senate committee on education this
afternoon adopted an unflvorable report
on the bill by Mr. Liam OF Wharton es,ab-
fishing state normal school at Brazoria
and appro?riating $4,000 therefor. a
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bill is adopted ar reported 70 the house by
the finance committee
An hour and half having oeen devoted
70 attempts 10 amend the appropriations
Tor the comptrcilsr's department, they were
finally passed unimpaired, and the house
took recess urtA 2. II.
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ATTEENnnN sFssfnN-

At 'he afternoon sessioa the bill amend
.nE me law relstins 70 tie appointment OF
-1dltors % ais,..c. Judges n ciy.l cases
W4s ensrosses
The bills amending tie law as TO .e
raFlls q costs ana returning mandates Of
Ire s1qre-ne court. amending the law as
10 ne jurisdiction Of the courts OF King
ana s;caewal counties and the bill pro-
fi2itg 'or preliminary hearing in trials OF
treslass 70 lEy t.,le 20 real estate and for
g mfre apee1y settlement Of land titles in
IvEax passed f.n4liY
Turner ban prohibiting the payment o,
coGn'y warrants and jury .crip upon taxes
cAeeIt u the order Of their registration
@as tngfossed.
TerIeiis Dill providing for election to
determine adjustment Of the Incorporation
q; towns ana villages upon a petition OF
ffty voters Rogers bill requiring public
schools to be taught five days of seven
fours o. each week and the proper observ-
-bo. Of a" legal HOLIDAYS as the trustees
may direct ami Harris house bill provid-
ing for the drainage OF public highways by
means d canals. dltchCs. etc. leading 20
natural waterways. were passed finally
Adjournment until 10 a m. Monday
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CHARTERED.

The following charters were filed today:
The Fox Steam Bakery and Manufactur-
ing company OF Galveston; capital stock
$4,000. Incorporators George Fox, Sr..
Chris Fox, ST.. Chris Fox. Jr, and r. H.
Fox.
The Swedish Lutheran Bethlehem church
OF Lund, Travis county; no capital stock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-27
Tells the Story.

Ahadver'isementso OF Hood Sarsaparilla,
like Hoods Sarssparills Itself, are honest.
We have never deceived the public. and
this with It's superiaiiye medicinal merit.
is why The people hsyeabiding confidence
In It, and buy Hoods sarsaparills almost
to the exclusion Of ali others.
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Customers Wan. Hoods.

We order Hoods Sarsaparllla in large
quantities and it IS the only blood purifier
which druggist can buy in large quanti-
lies without risk. 1t is selling very rapidly
and Customers who buy 1t once arc sure
70 call Tor Hoods the next time. We be-
heye Hoods Sarsaparilla must possess
true merit in order 10 retain its popular
ify. Its sales exceed all similar prepara-
lions and Its praises are often heard"
L. soahER & eos, Springfield, lllinols.
Thousands OF druggists say the same.
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Sa lies
with HOOD sarsapa- rEES sc
show that this medj- q q J Re

- F1@79V N|IIIIItIINt HII
patronage TO q greater extent than any
other proprietary medicine. This is be-
cause u POSSESSES greater medicinal merit
,snc prod uces greater cures than any other.
1t Is not what We say, but what Hooc's
Sarssparilla does, that
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TO CURE a CoLD IN ONE mar.

take Laxative Bromo Qu.nins Tablets.
Al drnssists refund the money v II fails
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-27

s,ssf'n reyss March 2s After q isrre
rrrihes at committee rercrts wore read
ard $ cnuris NJ llus see fos special days,
MI pa~cs csilcd W bls Ssn Jecinto nafile-
ryound hill, appropriations SOS Ont for the
establishments Of Siste rsrk or its ihird
-ssd ding I, vss rssSea by ve,e o, + to :.
VT StAserd's bia rrcvidiuS that ell
sul,s For personal injuries against a raii-
rnea corporation or acaSpss say sssienee
t-pstes or receivor. operating SITS railway.
ssaI! - brought IN Tho conuty 10 which
ssoe t-s:.s-g ecss;7--ssS - 4. Tx isssSssy "a
which ihs plsinsie resides provided. sha,
Il the railway does no. rin into ~ through
Tire ncauts az Ehe plaintiffs residence,
thFa Ink sui NAY hc hroGzhs ia tar county
nearest me eeanty o, the rlkiaiia's resi-
aeprc. through NJ into Whseb sae railw&,
runs. wss hreusN up ~ anSrosSlnen; VIII
q majority committee rern-, ~ lis fzVc-
40 eaiofi wns 3nRde u substitute The alln-
orie rcnnT; 70 XII he wa
This Opposition a. ne messure ar.uea s;
aiscrwaatno asainss Tsrsaa,s ~ susd Tor
personal injursos, and prescribed RUE
~ VERNE ss 80 % rs PERSONS different from
ths rohe % veu5e applying 10 a. Other per
sons The raRte-i,y rTpnT; WAS adopird
an G,nar1snrH5 By Nj lewis IN s.lIn-
tnara 'bo DISCRIMINATION and proYias thas
al sgits snolid hs brought il .he county
whsrc 1hf causc q. acuau accrued. was
aefeaped and ihe hiil onErnsse6 Raa I'M
dn~ SUSPENSION a. The rule WIS passed
HIsllg VITA iAe emergency clause Efta -ned.
Nj Wants rallied ur ihe house hill ey-
iccd'ur rhc boundaries OF fht riry 81 WArD
and Otherwise amending thc CITY chsrter.
witch was ordered enErnssed. and sunse-
Quentlv fassad iiu6ilv
Nj Rogers hill authorizing cn-r,o-a lions
10 tesrTrle sureaes Or any character n
isonas rsqlirel nv any uuuicipaitty beard
nodt, organ ion. cuurt ludEe or ether
pai4l on ct; was hruuaht Ivy uuar- sag
pension ri The rcsular order q business.
on enS-'1~srusut- IN. bill Is si.a4lAr %
Others introduced ty NJ, Rogers End r.
7dlres ample securities from thcse css--
-A-iss ia III STATE Is provided b. law.
some discussion. followed and 2 post
fl- mont ANA a.Xi wveE was Errre3 agor
BIZ -F-s-e- presented Nj niss' hu1ss all
Restoring 20 Iae cnar7 o. orz1Se county ne
cfvh ard lrlrtns. 9urisGicilr-. Hrd NJ
t.zi- seuRts pa c-@1 rE nlcre efficient
.au alFie1n 10y ELS county were "a
s-ess4- and PASSED hnzily the rai- beng
S lsJeldec
-Af senate Bib EulAar ri1E she governor
fu ust -he Texas STATE rEssHits ~ the Ton
rsss.-. Centennial AID a5aropT-ztlng {i5e1
tn1 rTel@r,fE ;hs same as passed hnall!
419poft-os1t Was tsken un;il =. u.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-01
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION or GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

The General Markets Quiet md Dull.
Advance IN Cotton But Transaction
Limited-spirfts TurDentine Ac
Lower On the wcek-ROsin Closed
Nominal for PaIes and Firm for
Low Grades Frequent FIuctun-
lions in Grain - Resume of the
Week.
Savannah, April 1.-THE last week Of
the month closed with a slow business
being done. The features Of the week
were the advance IN cotton and the weak
ness IN naval stores. There were fire.
quent changes In corn and corn products.
but other markets were generally IN.
changed. The lumber trade vas fairly
active. ard quite a number Of vessels ar.
rived 70 load for northern ports. The FOL.
loving resume Of the different markets.
both local and Geographic. will show the
tone and the quotations al the close TO-.
day:
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SAVANNAH. GA. SATURDAY, NAY /, 1877.

convicted OF hrutally numbering his wife
at Jacksonville. and who was sentenced
10 be hanged. are circulating A petition
Tor signatures asking the state hoard 81
paTdons for the communication OF sentence.
II is understood that movement is on
foot 70 erect handsome bronze statue OF
Don Nincente Ybor in the Fourth ward of
Iampa \ memorial association has been
organized for that purpose and they VIII
secure a plot OF ground on the corner Of
Fifteenth street and Eleventh avenue.
where II is proposed to erect the mouu-
ment ana 70 make the grounds into beau
tiful park.
The Pensacola Light Artillery win go
into camp in May with new set of ofa-
GERS, At meeting OF the company held
tuesday night Lieut.. Max L. Bear. late
OF the Chipley Light Infantry. was elect
ca captain l.. J. hoag, lieutenant; W. H.
Ryan first sergeant; Louis Bauer. secoud
sergeant; William Cosgrove, third SER
geant; and Frank JudevIne, fourth SER
geant.
A serious difficulty occurred near the
depot at Fort Pierce Thursday afternoon
the participants being Edward sheffield
and Samuel Hearn both white. during
which the former was dangerously. il not
fatally, wounded. The weapon used was
A-caliber revolver. feud has existed
between Hearn and Sheffield for some
time, the latter having threatened the
others life, and in Thursdays difficulty
he was striking Hearn over the head
with piece of board when the lattor
fired.
Maj. Mahan is about ready to let The
contract for building the powerful dredge
boat that is to be used in making the now
channel over Pensacola bar thirty feet
deep and 1000 feet wide. In the mean
time the engineer department has made
a contract with the firm of Rittenhouse.
Moore Co. to dredge out the channel
200 feet wide and to a uniform depth OF
% feet at low water. The firm began the
work with one of their largest dredges
about ten days ago, and It is expected that
their contract will be completed by the
end of May. They win have the channel
rs feet wide and "a feet deep in a few days.
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FLORIDA.

Wiliston will soon put on city airs. The
legislature has been asked to incorporate
the town.
A telephone line has been put up be-
tween San Mateo and Palatka, connecting
with Federal Point, satsuma, Buffalo
Bluff and Welaka lines.
A Tampa Chlnaman, who had his life in
sured for 5000. applied to the agent the
other day for 500 Of the insurance. as he
was sick and about half dead.
Miss Anne Summer Of Florida, now n
student at Barnard College, at New York.
has volunteered TO 90 70 aid the Greclan
cause by nursing In the Athens hospitals
The marriage Of Rev. s. D. Paine Of
Jacksonville and Mrs. Cora y. Cotton Of
Hartford, Conn, occurred at the home
OF the groom IN North Springfield Thurs
day.
Peter Bryan. a colored citizen Of Key
West has just sold 70 the Plant system.
FOR 1900. a lot he purchased many years
ago in Tampa from Gov. Mitchell for
500.
Bishop ". G. Gray Of the Episcopal Di-
geese o. south lofilaf was tue orator az
the Orlando confederate memorial e1er.
cises Monday. The bishop was one who
wore the gray.
Rev. ". II. Osborne pastor q The First
Baptist church % Tampa. has secured a
lot on Tampa flights and will soon com
mence the construction Of a church 10 that
section Of the city.
Tuesday night Mrs. p. Garcia's mnli-
merry store al Tampa vas entered and
-of bel. Almost the entire stock was car
RED away by the burglars. and the loss
- estimated a. $50.
The following patents were granted %
citizens % Florida f9r the Week ending
April =. Eugene p. walIard. sugsen.
gas or vapof engine; p. g. Abernethy
orlando WHISKY (trade mark.
Ftve hundred ana twenty-eigas bales q
leaf tobacco we're uiihdrawn wednesday
from the bouied warehouse AZ Jaekson-
vile b. the rroprietors % ~ M1del0 cigar
factory. The duty amounted 20 a little
more than FI1G10.
The friends o. Robert Henry. Who vas
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,,nsi ssi-s. .l.,y days. snsl marks,

srlsl swiss sisty days. bsiAl marks.
sixty days "a i6aid.
Domestic Exchange steady Banks are
buying az par and selling e follows III
"a fg6 toe pfenlum 8@8 10 go. 100 premium!
fb ~ 400. zoe premium isn1 aud 10 10
$1,000, y per cent pfemluml $1,000 ana
over 81 per 5000.
Securities The market is auist and dull.
Stocks and n9nds State Bonds geafeia
SO prf cent bonds ~ 1880. 1915 bid. ioja
asked. Georgia aA per cent. due ihis iuis
bid l1h Hahed Georgia AZ Der cent,
bonds. 1915 iilk bid, ii5is asked. Georgia
/ per cent. due 1896 40 hid ~ asHedl
south Carolina AS. ias bid 100 asked.
CITY Bonds Atlanta Z pee cent, lai bld.
l05 asked Augusta 4Hs, 1885, l03 bid ioa
asifpd. Augusta Z pef renta iia Ma "a
asked Columbus 3 per aent,, im bid i1A
asked Macon o per cent. 80 bia. iis
asked. savannah b phf cent. quarterly
July coupons, igfA bd, lps asHed sas
vauHah per cent, quarterly May e9ns
potts, i1H BIZ. asked Charleston Is.
" Did. WA asked
RAILROAD Bonds Savannah. Florida ara
Western railroad general mortgage bGHgs.
per cent interest coupons 1874 pa,
asked. Atlantic and our. nrst mortgages
consolidated per cent. coupons. January
and July maturity, 1877 iWN biq. iWH sska
%. Central Railroad ana banking CONS
pahg collateral gold 5s. ~ BID, % asked.
Central III Georgia railway first MORTGAGES
ss. 9.Yaaf gold bonds. it2ls bid 1884 askedl
Central ~ Georgia railway first e9Hselis
Gnted mortgage ~, VI biz, W. asked. Central
~ Georgia railway lfsi preferred IN
comes, nv BIZ. 2sN asked. Central ~
Georgia railway, second preferred iua
comes. 70 bid. ~ asked ceUffai ~ ue9feis
fhliuaV fhlfd preferred incomes. bld
So 81 f. ~
nv asked. Charlotte. Columbia AMI AHs
etsta nfsi ~. ~ bid. asked Charlotte.
Columbia Anl Augusta second n9fiaaea
~. lih bid. iis asked. geSfkiH Southern
and tlgrda. new. y, y bi1, ~ asked
South geyfEla ana Florida afsi moftsaes
49, l1iH bi1 iN asked South Georgia AMI
riofida seogH1 mortgage Is. ne bl1, i1f
asked. Ocf9D steamship per cent b9ufs.
is3s, tM bi1 asked cry and Suburban.
railroad Gfst f6SfteHes Ter cent b8Hds,
Bi9, "a asked, AlabamA Midland Bar
cent inqDfseG. " bi1. W asksq isfuHsuieR
lseun1 f4ilf0a1 ss. HH bid, ~ aska1j
Southern railway IT, mk bin. ~ asked
yegfglH ana Alabama FIRST preferred -,
lHX bi1. 10 asked, Nfofela Hhq Aiabaua
ffsi egDs9is. ~ bi1. 81 8sksd
EAiifDha Stocks AHKasfs aH1 saVaHs
h8h. " 10. NJ asked. Georgia common,
IN M. I'm asked, South western, 81 big,
~ asked. Atlantis aHd West p9ifi rail-
t14d slOak. q pa. ~ asked. Atlantis ah1
West FDini Def cent eeftinfaifs, ee
Di1. IN 4skeG. eHtsHfah CsHsff4f ilaH
COMPANY. ~ 10 ~ sskeG. eKsGiv
Gas sfssks Savannah e4s fdsii stock.
p 30. xEH ssksq. Electric iAeHf ara
FnHsf t@wptug 40 q ssteg.
Bank sfoets. W CITIZENS Bafk ~
10. askeq cbsfbsm f;sHk, ~ IA. a
asked gefmaHia Eabk ~ ia. ne asked.
Merchants W4ffg6ai fgfk. seL