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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-21
Something to Look Forward To.

An en- tertainment will be gi ven by the Press
Club in the Ba. dwin Theater on the afternoon
of Thursday, December 2. To this entertain-
ment all the leading actors and .actresses in
the city will cJntr ibute, the result being
likely TO be the best show the Town mas seen
for many long day. Twenty-Five per cent Of
the house receipts Will be given by the C un
TO the Actors Fund of Am rica BOx-ofice
opens Monday. November %; or tickets can
be obtained now irom members OF the club
Price OF admission. 81, wnicn also entities
bearer to one OF the handsomest souveuir
programmes ever issued in the history OF the
Press Club
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The STOCK MARK EFT.

Beyond the little rise in Justice there was moth
ing new in mining stocks last week, though the
close found prices lower than a: the opening.
Trade was que: ali the week.
An offic telegram from the Consolidated Cali
fornie and Virginia mine stat that nineteen
mining carloads of ore averaging By assay S92 40
ton ete eXtrActeiI last week.
The Elk ousoldaIed Mining company OF
dorado pal dividend IF cents per share
amounting to $50 600, yesterday.
The Beicher Mining Company has levied an
sesmrnt of 70 ceuts per suare delinquent Decem-
"a.
he Boston and Mont ma copper Mining Com
pany paid dividend of SO per share yesterday,
aggrpgsiing S. $1,000.
The New Yor and Hon duras tsario Mining
Company paid aidividend of S15.000 vesterda;,
making 800, v0U this year and 1897, 500 in all
Following Are the Highest Prices Dur
ing the Past Nenk
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage Icensss have been
ssued bv the coTntv Clerks office:
Thomnt j. Manning and Maria A. Besser, 22-lS
Peter Mullins an Jennie Lysenght, 25-L2
A. NJ. Zicovit and Katie NJ ;ov,ca, :, 20.
Fiwa-d de Vecchi and \ ellie Madero 2l-l9.
John a. Price aid Margafes Joh-s. 35--9
Lew L. Lemon aud Katie ID. Davis, 95-lS.
Z ward y Winslow and Rose keegan. 27-2l.
John Moynlha and Maggie Drscol, 29 25
Peter a. koc"Ij and Zoe N ,.omgu re-, 25-l9
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Vetoed by the Mavor

Mayor Phelan sent u message to the Board of
suleivisors yesterday We, DING the order
Gently pissed granting the California AMI
matoscope Company priyi ege TO conduct Q
show with lis machines ON Market street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lie X HOC> E.


G y Vanworm, fresno
H Patey DIV, Nevada
II Kenncdy&w Modesto
q S McGarish. Victoria
h Hanr haB&w. SAM Jos'
Il W Ehmann, Oakla ID
w r Shaw, Louisville
G Nuui:imaker, V sa'ia
Mi 5 l. Champion, Wis
: Engiander. Cal
NJ q Rhodes, san jose
L j Hsnly. san jos
W y Run on, Courtland
IL J. France. san Jose
IL = Stahler, Yuba I ity
L & Huxley, CenteryilIe
A Todhunter, San Carlo
& l. Eliot, Suisun
G f Grant. Ca
b K Socket, Winters
w Sfiers, Calls oga
BALDW.
A f Sachs, Chicago
NJ 81 7 ShattucS. y Y
ATMo Donough, Oakland
1 ] Leather. Lansing
Il q Siccardi. y Y
Mrs wen, Denver
Miss \ Wilson, Utah
q Ii offman, Ia
+ Lane, y Y
G P I htmas. n Y
Nj A Pincella, n Y
w Kelley, sRcto
w ID Davis. Pinole
4 Alexander, y Y
j r Garrett, Marysville
S G Delaney IL w, Cal
f NJ ayior Il W, Cal
+ d I urner & W, . Jose
J l. EaWst ~ W, Cal
r. Thomas, Portland
] Henderson, Los Ang
GRAND
Miss F + johnson, Cal
Miss storey, Pasadena
w Houser, Patio Alto
J B Postwood&w, KY
III c Clerk, Yuba City
a NJ Robb, Port Costa
DR. f ilpello, Cal
Il Alexande er, >acto
j L Dunn. akland
w ii HenZerling, Wash
W Davies, POrtlani
r h ) mar, Dutch Fiat
] f. stow, Cal
L q Wright q W. n Y
\! w Borro We, Cal
] w Glenn Il fly. Cal
A de RochebouDe Jr, Cal
J NJ adison, Fresno
w ii Lumsider, Cal
w Mckeagie, Cal
J A Robie. Sac,o
q + Kennedy, Cal
Z Glib bonS Stockton
RUSS
NJ Fitzpatrick, Cal
j IL 1hom as. Rio Vista
X G sutherland, ST hOss
A u Christensen, san
+. vi attire, Los y ngeles
II II arlan, ColuSa
J IL Miller IL w. bal es
w Hu avion, 1 or land
A Rosenstein, Portland
] w Murphy, Poitlad
- Myer Il ", I ortland
j " hoirJ, Los Arg les
John Cooper, The Dalles
Miss l.. Wodner VicIOris
J - Whalen, Pleas ntoI
+ Holmes Il W. san Jose
r. b Willis IL W, Sacto
A & Rowland. Portland
Mrs \ Peters, Ba~ ersfiel
PALACE
T Hill, Wawona
b l. NTH, Portland
L r. Nichols, ManItou
Mrs l. A Evans, KS l-ly
E NJ, Gamma, Montana
J Brosman. New York
Miss Brosman, y Y
Nj + Urner. New York
l. Gundeifineer, Fresno
Mrs w Z Finch. Idaho
r + Croweil, arson
s Hirsch, Carlsbad
Miss Severance. LIS Ang
Nj s A Wilson, Salt Ike
G j * etchum, Napa
b Cartwrie b . Honolulu
Z A Merely, New hal
COSMUPOLl
Miss Kitto. Vallejo
r w NTH. Port Costa
PC Cream. y Y
A ID Secearas, ID c
r NJ Ellis, Portland
T l. Hi Ter, l os Angeles
+ McDamIe, Ch.tago
A r Gruggel&w, Fled m r
q Ii Green d, W. Lincoli
w I'll Broff. Fresno
MissBW entworlh, Kings
burg
o K ooley & W, hic ag
] ID Walker Il W, Boston
X simpson, a
T D Yates. Lo, Angeles
NEW WEST
w Mullens & w. Panam
A Brandenberger, CS lo
G A Smith IL W, Chicago
+ NJ Tozier, san Jose
w A Ii ess, Cal
{ Lind. Sausalito
j ] Hail, NJ ariposa
Mrs Z Manton. l. Gatos
f. p Erickson, Seattle
NJ + O'DonDe.l, Tacoma
+ ] Schultz & +, Cai
y Mog 'rshall. Kan
& w Ia Barre, Portland
Mrs Olan, Lonx Beach
j a King, Sacrame. to
j Hooking, stockton
Tho :. ~
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MissMA Bachmann. Ask
L G Sarnon, SUNDERLAND
+ \ Bennett, Victor 8
f o Mi Ter Wis lila
a w r Berr. PIeasantou
II Vince er. al
j E Socket, Wi ters
= w Oh mpion, w&c. Wis
Miss q Cham pion, Wis
ID " Carnlichae, Sacto
ID o uliivan, Mont
Il w Burke, Mi h
Hy RI ers, Chicago
TGpRrh rd&w. FL Dorado
II Dusterbe erry,C-n ervil
J Nc + Gown, Centerviile
, n w Moodey, Fres no
] { Ba /. WLod,R d
] Crab5, Oakland
L f. Prather, Adams Spgs
IN HOTEL.
] ) McGraarty, Mont
" K:dston. Alameda
s ohr, Los Angeles
w ii Sinclair. : t GUS
Mrs \ b 20 a d. Mont
& Dodds. ChicIso
G + Grace, Pa
J K ConsidiuI, n Y
J W Bratton, n Y
Miss Lockettte, " Y
Miss l. Heckier. Y Y
G l. Enoch Ph'lads
L NJ Hunter, Chicago
FL d SLackelford, ohio
Mrs Garrett, MarysvilIe
Mr. Carrie. Oakland
b & Hildr-th & W, Cal
q w stewart. Boston
l. e Tilton, ValltiJ
f G BToome. y Paula
d Nc endy, Los ADg
HOTEL.
w L Storey, Pasadena
+ W COvey, PalLu Alto
Z b Dewies, Sacto
f Bemeck, Cal
U p Lyon, Fresno
j 5 Manser, Lincoln
+ Spring It W, san Jose
" G Clair. Santa Cruz
j Mathew, sacto
& III Nj cISaac. Ur
\ A BrauleI, Cal
c X Quigley. Sac:o
K w skinner & W, Cal
q Lirgo, Cal
& p Bailey Jr, San Jose
g B Mckee, Saa Jose
] Gray Il ". Stockton
V NJ scot Fresno
cunningham, Cal
G l. Day q w, Portland
Z A Baungartner&d, Cal
w A Morrissey. Stockton
w NJ hobb, Port Costa
HOU Sc.
j kesrney d W, Sonora
n w Flint, san Diego
w w hale Pleas nton
j d stephens, ONO
" g Dr. Wis, Louis vile
b w White, Co. usa
l. h Boyd. Wis
+ F James, Reno
W ID Brow >onorl
L K II, omI son, Cal
q I Thomps n IL ", Cal
& & showers. N Y
II S:echens. Victoria
l. { Huganey. Oroviile
+ Kelly. san Jose
j Culotts. New Almaden
& NJ Willis. Sacramento
l. Monahan. Virginia Cy
1
HOTIL.
W lille a Hill, Wawopa
l. A r vans, Kansas City
j L Finlen, ManItuu
Mrs + ichols, Manitou
+ r G Burke, Denver
w J Brosman, N Y
w L Williams, STANFORD
L III Patterson, N Y
g A sheppard. Portland
Mrs o X Young, Osborn
DR. w d Wood. Nevada
Ms p Severance. LIS Ang
Jane Stetsou. New YORK
n Ste vens, New YORK
w { Wilson. Palo Alto
II Hav MS, Stanford
@ w jos e. Stanford
Il AIN HOt Ell.
a T Collins&w, Petalum
+ l. Methesy. Port Costa
l. ID Ha ey. n Y
A + I arthorn, Portland
Miss Seiiert. Stockton
I G Murchison Tepn
Z WallIngham. Mexico
t r AWether y. Port Costa
! q Wiser. Vallejo
X j Wentworth, Kingsbu
: MissJ Wentworth, Kings.
burg
0 Miss X Walker. Boston
q j Walker, Boston
a h smith, Los Angeles
ERN HOTEL.
] s Cove, Ariz
Mrs NJ L Hu obard. Chgo
r. White, Sacramento
j Z Jackson. Reno
q a l. ule, Vallejo
II Samuels. Los Angeles
Mrs j r Dunn, Los Gatos
j Fin ay, Fresno
I Qd,gley, Tacoma
c Enge d .,r:, st Louis
= bradford. Or
I b Jones, Shs sta
X + wars, " & d, Phila
A y HagtnbooR, l. Ang
Z Harrigan. HUI bo.dt
Fr.sbie, Willows
80 -.
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CARD OF THANKS.
We, the undersigned wish to xtend 10 the friends,
relatives, schoolma and especial " the choir.
who attended the funeral of our Ikte da ghter
and my wife, Mabel a. II. McEvoy (nee kreker)
onr heartfelt thanks and appre cia ion for th, ir
attendance and tributes 10 the same. Yours
specifuliy,
JAMES j. MCHVOY.
WI. LIAM K a d NJ ARIE KREKER
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CARD OF THANKS
VOLKMAR-To our many fr ends and acqua Mt
ances. also the Off ers and members of San
Irarcsco Grove NJ s, L. a D.. who CAV u
MANY evidences sf their hear felt aud com :or,-
ing sympathy during our ate tereave meut of
husband father we return sim
cere thanEs
kmnie Vol& I'm r widow; Mrs. L Wild, Mr..
z. Fey, Mrs NJ. owens ana Miss sophie Volk-
mar daughters
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A SECONDHAND PIANOS, SQUARE AND
" upright at your price and on your own
terms LOT one week only: must have room for
new stock SHERMAN CLAY q CO, cor. Of
SutIer and Kearny
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EOAi,A. ~ALEs.

Following he in the San Franc, SEQ
ftcck Board esierday:
REeULAR MORNING srssroN CONVINCING gan
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ACI UALLY YSACtIFICED-LIST OF PlA nos
| n for following week: $3.50 Steinway. $275;
| S. 80 hickerlng, $2s0; $45O Colby $50: 5000
Ccnover, $500: long list secondhand pianos half
| price, $50 up. The +. w. SPENCER CUMPA'
| NY, 933 Market st.
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DIED.

Avord, Mary ]. iarris Vena
Anirews, Charles A. Hill, Mary f.. C.
Bitzoercer !Ii VIII am McP
Braxenrid4se Edward Howe, Mary f.
Brown. Joseph NJ. I.uvl-oni, Augustine
Brannan Mary +. Mccarthy, Char 8
urdick. Harriet A. G. Mccarthy, Mary
BirShard unfsnD McCord john
Burnham, ANNE McEneany, Edward NJ
Carroll. James l. Michel. Mrs jay
Clarke, Ruth Harriet Marsnall, Antoine
Collum, Ar hur J. Murphy Edward 3.
Corcoran, Ka 10 Neely, Water p.
COrnwe'l Qnfsnt) Page, Nav f.
Cox. tmily Polack. Mary
Cheffers Nellie E. Rameli William
Craners. Emil Reyno Dis Mar A.
Ewing, Auel .ide B. chrade Louis
Fallon Daniel J. Smi h, Charles
Forsyl h, William X. SpItzhau$er, Lizzie
CORNELL, dorm ID Sullivan, Daniel
Ham margre Elizabeth Teale rnonay
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

900 CALIFOENIA-ELtGA NJ FURNISH =
O)A ed auite two large closets, hot and colo
water marine view; excellent table ref. required.
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A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND LARG-
N est house west OF chicago is KOHLER q
CHASE'S. 70 70 and 80 OFarrel ST. Pianos,
organs and all other musical Instruments OF all
grades aud prices JerTus easy; prices lowest
Everything lossiDts Lone IL please ami satisfy
The
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Following Are the Highest Prices Dur
ing the Past Week
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BOARD AND ROOM IN PaIVATE FAMILY
ID 'or an old mani terms reasonable. ddress
H. X. box SO. all.
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MRS DIR. F. CLARK, THE DISTINGUISHED
vi trance Clairvoyant and medium; while en-
tranced she will reveal every hidden mystery In
life she will show you how to overcome your
enemies remove family tr I'll bles restore lost af-
tections untes the separated RECEIVERS lost, stolen
buried property; locates treasures, minerals;
tells your entire lire past, present and future while
in Il perfect trance. Hours 10 A. NJ. 10 p.
perfect satisfaction guaranteed by mail Send
STAN for circular with special terms MRS. Dr..
r CLARK rms 70 & 26 1906 Market opp sixth.
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II sHEkMAN. CLAY Il CO.'S, THE MUsI-
n cal headquarters of the Pacific Coast, Is The
place to buy pianos and organs; new pianos from
Sl75 To $l4U0; secondhand from $5o upward;
terms as low So per month; sole representa-
tives for Steinway & sons 4. B. Chase, emerson
Lud wig SIN i.h d Barnes pianos and Estey pianos
81 nd n GQrnsr of kearnY and SuLter St2
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

1-STODART PIANO, UPRIGHT. $50: q
j stone 4 Co piano. upright, $l16; 5-Muler
piano. upright $3.50: 4-Curtnz piano uprigh..
$le5; 5-Vose piano upright, $z05; 6-lIse
piano. upright, $2l5; 7-Behning piano, upright,
ling piano. upr ght $3.50: 10-Chickering piano:
upright, S40O: tempting terms. BENZ. CURTAZ
d son. l6 10 20 U'Farr, II St, our building
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DON ABIDE REDUCTION IN PRICES
ID Haines knabe Bush & Gerts ard others; sec
ond- hanr pianos from SlG0 up. W. q HAMIL-
TON. SUCCESSOR 10 a. 4 Bancroft & Co. S24 Post
The sun., 1897-12-10
Meeting Ot'thc Y. NJ. &. \.

At meeting OF the y. NJ. {. \. held
on Tuesday evening most encouraging
reports were received from all the com
mittccs. Interest in its success is such
that it is sure to 60. The rooms are to
be made more attractive, and at all times
visitors will find good literature on the
tables as well as the leading daily papers
which are to be placed there by friends.
The Sunday service will be discontinued,
I and instead Il song service will be held
Bon Friday evening OF each week. Will
liam Brockson resigned as treasurer and
.McKendree Downham was elected as his
gsuccessor. Every man in the community
should feel that he has an interest in
the rooms and is at liberty to 60 there at
any time either to read, write or meet
his friends socially or by business ap-
pointmcnt.
The sun., 1897-12-10
DELAWARE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting Held Yesterday in
Delaware Historical Building
and st. PaurS Church.

Thccighty-fourh annual meeting oI
the Delaware Bible Society was held in
the Delaware Historical Building
yesterday afternoon and last night
in st. Paul's NJ. +. Clurch.
In the afternoon the officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows
President, Rev. c. +. Murray, d. ID. ;
vice prcsidings, DR.. l.. +. Barrett and II.
NJ. Miller; recording secretary, Archer
Richards; corresponding secretary, Ed
win p. Slocumb; treasurer, Chas. S.
Rowland
Chief Justice Charles b. Lore, Capt.
George W. Joseph and W. W. Brink!e,
were elected as new members to the
Board of Directors.
At st. Paul's Church last night dcvo-
tional services were held. Both DR..
Henry W. Baker and Rev. W. W. Moi
ictt, district superintendent oi American
Bible Society were present.
The sun., 1897-12-10
C0AL0|LED THE FISH.
Two Local Fish Dealers at
Loggerheads.
BOARD OF HEALTH NOTIFIED.
Saville Accused OF Having the
Fish Condemned. .---s,avilIc
Arrested.
Fish! Five cents a pound.

A fight is on between c. NJ. Murden q
fish dealer at ll9 King street, and Henry
G. Saville, who sells fish at stall No. 49,
in the City Market.
Saville formerly worked with Murtlen
and the two were the best of friends.
Bnt they drifted apart and Saville start.
ed in on his own account. Competition
was brisk and both men did good busi-
ness. But i'll feeling arose. Murden
and Saville became bitter enemies.
On Wednesday Meat Inspector George
Adele, coal OF ed some fish at Murden's
place Of business. The fish We're bad
and in so doing Adele but fulfilled the
measure Of his duty. NIurden is said to
have made the assertion that Saville had
the fish coal oiled by Abe!c, thus tacitly
accusing Adele Of vcnality.
Savl!c Was arrested on a warrant
issued to Murdcn by Magistrao Kelley
and the case will come up for trial on
Monday night.
As Il matter of fact SavilIc did try to
have the fish condemned but he was too
late and the inspector had already per-
formed his duty. SlvilIe was seen last
night and made statement.
The fish that Murdrn had for sale
came here ON November 18th and were
caught some time before that They
were iced up and becoming old. naturally
spoiled.
| went to the Board OF Health and
entered Il formal complaint to the secre-
tary and the executive officer OF the dis
trict, Philip Shea. On my demand and
on my saying would 60 along to prove
my assertion, they went with me to
Murdcn's and examined the fish. They
were bad. NlurCen assaulted ne and |
called for help and Mclaughlin, from
The market came IT, my assistance.
Murdcn's side Of the question was
given by Mrs. Murdcn and was to this
effect:
The fish that were coal oiled by the in
spcctor We're in bowel, which was
waiting for tine garbage man. They had
been put there the day before. They
were not for sale. Savilc and Mr. Muir
den have not been good friends and
SaviIe seemed to have spite against tie
place.
Bad fish in the market are very prop
erly put in such condition by the in-
Spcctor that they can not be sold. |
The quarrel has one good effect as the
people who observe fish day will prot
ably make a very close inspection in the
future no matter who they buy their
fish from.
Fish Five cents Il pound.'
The sun., 1897-12-10
GEO. W. McuAULiEY INJURED
Hit on the Rcad---An Accident that
Nearly Proved Fatal.
Lewis c. Nanlegrift,
Willard Salisbury"

George W. McCaulcy met with a
painful accident ut 4.l5 Yesterday after
noon. by being struck on the heal with
n -latrr's hammer falling out of II third
story window Of Il row OF houses being
constructed for Lcndcrman Brothers, on
Van Burcn street, between seventh and
Eighth streets. The hammer was stuck
in the window jam by slater cmplnved
by q. |. Spccr doing work there. and
was Jared loose by other wolllmcu and
falling struck Mr.. McCaullcv who was
standing below, causing severe contus-
ION. lie walked to the drug store of DR..
J. r. lIahaiiy, al corner Seventh and
Jackson streets, with his son. where DR..
j. j. Jones was called in and rendered
medical aid.
Mr, McCallcy is the senior member of
the firm of George W. Met aulcy 4 Son,
p,astcirrs OF No. l03 West Eighth street.
and at the time the accident occurred,
was supervising the cement pavement
being laid. lad the point OF the ham
mcr. instead Of the blunt end struck
him, and had been the weight used bv
{" her fathers it would have caused death
instantly.
The sun., 1897-12-10
SILVER HEELS IN PORT.
Claim, Made That She Is Not a
Eilibustcr.

Last week the port officials OF this
city were notified by the authorities at
Washington to watch out for the schoon-
cr Silver Heels, an alleged Cuban tilibus-
ter, as it was said tlat she intended to
take on Il cargo of ammunition and over
Il hundred men from near this port.
Co'.ector OF the Port Cooper had the
off, here keep Il strict watch and
gave instrrrio to seize On sight, but
no sign Of the iiibGSlcr was seen. She
was heard from yesterday as she arrived
in port at Wilmington, \. C., and ON
Monjay night consigned to ]. r. Riley.
1t was reported that ~I" sailed from New
York on the night Of Drtohpr 18th with
a cargo Of arms and ammunition for the
Cuban patriots.
' She was therefore bearded Immediately
on her arrival by Custom House officers.
Their search revealed nothing suspicious.
only 100 hundred tons vi coal being
found on board. Thi. j. about hall Il
cargo.
Capt. QuinIan says he will load with
lumber after discharging his cargo oi
coal. Though the vessel has not been
taken into custody Il strict watch will he
kept over her by the officials during her
stay i'll port.
The sun., 1897-12-10
Flowers for thc Min;Stcr.

The Kings aughtcrS, Of the Reform
ed Episcopal Church, Third and West
,,streets, gave supper last night in honor
BOftheir new minister, Rev. james Todd.
Miss Clara Butt introduced the minister
and Miss Katie Burke. in behalf Of the
yJSng's Daughters, presented him with
S1 kandsomc bouquet Of flowers. \ large
0wd was present at he supper, among
MI being Rev. Thomas J. Mason, Mr.
H. nelly and wife, Mr.. MalEnd and
lWil l&sMr. Vernon and wife. Mr.. Bailey
;andSSwiic, Mr. Bougc, Christopher
EsViohL sr, and wife, Christopher Nioh',
SJr., Miss Susie Chayman, Mrs. Swan
and others.
The sun., 1897-12-10
WILL KEEP HIS BICYCLE.
The sale Legal Business transaction
"a Suit for $4,000 Damages for
Injuries Received by
Mrs. IAOuth.

Mrs. LOuth.
The case of Mcconnell and Robinson
against John ID. Connally, which was
handed down by Magistrate Pritchard
was settled yesterday by Connally being
allowed to keep his bicycle, the receipts
he has being legal.
The next case called was that OF Lewis
Louth and Ellen Louth vs.. John Thomp-
son. The suit is for $1,000 damages, for
injuries received by Mrs. Louth falling
into the cellarway, Of Mr.. Thompson's S
store. John II. Rodney is attorney for
Mr.. and Mrs. Louth and Alexander B.
Cooper, is representing Mr.. Thompson.
Mrs. Louth testified that the accident
occurred on the evening OF March
10th, 1894, while she was coming
from Mr.. Thompson's store, where
she had gone for the purpose OF making
a purchase. She stated that when she
was leaving the store four young ladies
were walking abreast down the street
and she stepped aside for them to pass,
at the same time looking at them.
While doing this she fell in the cellar
way and claims now her internal injur-
les We're caused by this fall. She also
tcstiics that her general condition,
physically, is changed, and that it became
necessary for her to be operated upon at
a Philadelphia hospital. Mr.. Louth was
called to the stand and gave teSti
mony as to the condition OF Mrs.
Louth Immediately after tie accident.
d.. Richard Il. Tybout their family
physician was called and gave the cX-
tent OF her injuries, and he said he ad-
viscd her to 60 to a specialist as her case
was very obscure and difficult to make Il
correct diagnosis. Miss R,ba Saundcfs,
Miss Julia Tindall and Miss Carrie
Jones all testified similar to Mrs. Loutls
falling, and that they assisted her out Of
the cclarway. With Mrs. L nth on the
stand court adjourned until 10 Il. IN. this
The court handed down u decree Of
divorce in tho case OF Hannah f. Glenn
vs.. Robert &. Glenn.
Andrew f. >anhorn asked leave to
enter Il special appearance in the case of
John Grier vs. the Arlington Mills Manu- .
featuring Company, for the purpose OF
Dbjcctlng to Il return made by the
sheriff. which return showed that ser
vice was made upon John 7. Ahrcns, is
OF the corporation, and the
question to decide is whether or not he
is the manager. The court granted Il
rule to show cause rcturnablc ON Satur-
lay. lIarman 4 Knowles for the plain
iff, Sanborn Tor defendant
The sun., 1897-12-10
RESEMBLES CLEVELAND.
He Bag"cd FOrty-thrce Ducks OF
Lake Surprise, Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 9-WilIam J.
Bryan and Earty returned last evening
from their duck-hunting trip to Lake
Surprise, in Chambers county.
Mr.. Bryan carried off the palm by bag
ging forty-thrre ducks, OF which twelve
were canvasbacks. He expressed him
self as having had delightful trip, and
to be in the best Of health.
After dinner Mr.. Bryan departed for
san Antonio, where he will be joined by
Mrs. Bryan and eX-tunslll-,irn"ral Crit
tcndcn for Il tour OF Mexico.
Mr.. Bryan said he expected to reach
home about january Is.
The sun., 1897-12-10
\ Move! Festival.

The Grace Home Missionary Circle
will hold festival Of days in the +
Sunday School Hall, next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. 1t will be
quite a novel affair and something en-
tircly new to Wilmington.
They are to have six booths. one 'i
which represents each day in the week,
and have for sale in each booth articles
that are used and useful on those days.
As Monday is scrubbing day, in that
booth they will have tubs, brushes, soap,
etc. Tuesday, ironing day; Wednesday,
market day; Thursday, fancy article day;
Friday, cleaning up day; Saturday, Shop
ping day. Many other articles will also
be on sale and many will be brought here
especially fer the occasion.
The sun., 1897-12-10
NMFEND THE GANG HE F1i GIT
femme Houston, who Killed One of
Che JclDtngSc+, to BE Their
Counsel.

GrrnHr, Okla, Dee. o.->orncthing oi
It sensation has been created here 10y the
rcpor, that Temple iuuslon Of Wood
ward, son OF Sam lloust"n. 81 Texas
fame. will defend the Jennings brothers,
aud thyir gang when they are put upon
trial ior train robbery and other crimes.
Temple Houston killed one OF the Jrn-
ungs brothers in a fight at Woodward
last year, and in the same aiiray Houston
Shot Al. Jennings, one Of the men whom
il is said he will dcirnd