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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
THE D,>GLEY LAW.
What a Republics says a. 20 the
First Four Months
New Hosk Tribune

Wassi2gtan. November .s.---sssnrr.s>
SnsH i meets SeHk hsnns. eiu .s-6
that the tariff law whi-A ii piased pr,sa
the statute books al The sps-iaA s.sssna
hes c0-s al that could have seea Gxg.cs-
ed Of Il during tie four nostes t=ss xhssA
1t has hsd Whss the anee xee framed
il hu-raes hsne~sFd lass gzsy. lsszsax i,
10 Dss- the ADVERSE noe1ssscax rsxuisins
froa IRE enormous sr.poszAtsoax shicr pre-
ce2ec ais sasczm.nE. they dAa 90, sxpecx
saAr ia sTE four nocths cogad give Any
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Paterson Novenae saIan No The pane q nriy gil Tho
eent1 ot her head IS t4 81
C. s5 81
14ysz 81 : q
SHE mag
ar1 Q subj c
hfcue Q
Miss NcTta
~ y % ne j
a
Young
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sscrauAsrs she yrnsssrf- The trimmer has
suerhnrsa the statesman I7d we b1rt a.
The rssugi . negative kind q 6osn1peri'
irrssarrr but lSiaie arS15rasu, AZ one sslsss
M. calculated to pSuaraana s1i srt1i
-ralst-
Bus WIN kas expected Errrs ifeI shaf
president. II tAe rtrurI.ry gels n9inAAs u
10 consclee 1, 1ss rressfscs that s5i i'siAt
r-ss q ~ ivl-.Eff,s
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Nhat IL Costs to tlalse n Bale OF
Iott0n-

M1 ~ Gvacass. a ta~snvs living ue4s
Kemp iarsaisAc5 tAe he.aa No-ee taa isl-
.ow1ae statement saqu-rs ah-t u .asis 10
.41se aaDe %. ceiioz~ 'se es.ls llA s1t-
sane 'einh42s l~iore IiAaglas ~ls4;a er
trog
S@9 yea eNn +hc AAna aas az innate tNe
crop al aAf hale 70 cas ac-r
NalBe ISe Aaad 81 Soy pr acre tua
asrrsss gs-f,ss - "a
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.s.zs.ar,os OF tse s,zrsaness and inEeOisE n7ce
Of raiss city. however, In rroTssaF ~ tss'ss'H-
s-r 1Ae fasss a.1 figures to er cs~isTtss-
sScrni crns-eres ami should rec@rs 81
r-rrnrrsr. Houston uzn n.us a@ard 10
AGAIN grow aaae-s arm 10 ,hts Ers@; --aaE--
IA l.s-r.
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In a sly Way.
Csniliress I--sssx.

N'Alldress l.fs1ex. 4
The Dallas News Is n-A-in
Cnlberson in sly way a. q
latest is 8 dispatch from Ans q
q Is Claimed Ihss the gs9sa n
. Clark democrats are fSyor--rr
because they thsrk they ~
him. A sly Tnove- but II Ni NJ
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Ennis, Texas. December
and pet stock show 60 be
hachie. Moaday and Tuesday,
and :. bids isir TO be suoe.s
LIST e premiums viii -
r. c. Bryan OF this city 49,
promoters aad y very entn S,
work ~;
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Ethrs sS-aiiH TINES
Mtia caaeersan in ,he senate. Bailey
so-Aser g. tAe house ana Bryan pres s,4-,
e She IziFe5 :, sts~ "a ,ass ,x;lT y. y
,"sasre year fcr gss yoaas ststessnsr-. =
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s-,r 1Ae 1aSse ar1 NrS~et 70 Vfe t'~s-4t'7
rycrrsi ,en.-eres Gfs5 should resolve y
ss-rruvrsr Houston o1n nss A@ara 10
sxsars grow gaaie-s arm 10 This Ers@s --aaE-
"a king
TO b, ro-a-,aslssd 20 adopt any a iae
tazir asx-es IN A1e.rfa vTola tsrsc!ty sAsnos;
arr sart e. vSEezge.
Tsac REFUSAL Of ;se Georgia legislature 70 4
plt TIRE Fs5eraa vsserHrfs rss-'fsefla ~ s1sA
State sr. IN sganaslT wNth tins ex -S9rllts4-
.-sre-t an mrs Ez4sEser b. sIs.tngsao1 ffNan 4
.,e-~arlAs tM5Arsoo srns,s as Il iAe is.G 4
st,arIs clnsEarig bands across TIE osos1E 1
CA k-- VAs sgiN fa-xsar 3 TSafteT o. sAzF 4
RI. gseeac 49, f.rs.Hi Herald
Tgsa aissDrY aHs5 er.snit q partisan pea
son l.rs1atlssn rarss sddiisunAl weigtIt to 1
m. Il er-aB5's oa-FsiassAoal
TIE rry-si is-ft' craroeucy r@ccclzleslfAs- 4
15nrm READ iske 4 es.-useSsana sllss ae t-2s
-ss ctssss ckse back A5l5 OF a,5ss5 sljay.
We Anve saars 90 csgr SsearzsrsEz canal
an-eegss~rs % nne ;h.i Err5ssl rcuapa-
r5as a7reay 20 be acquiring 1la7'ie1iiCH
-gaie srat wsIl gsvevs troublesome - Us
in t1= fsaare sIa5u38 ne decerrrsre - Acn}d
ihe cafsg We NaG- cFa lA1rle no aufse o1-
Mira ccag5enas "a e. great tersTe w's.nanr
eg7-s lgnsl z-s staaE lu5 er3rselrgs aa5y
Jest o-s Cd ,aese aays--taere are osa@lS-
ia wc-ss 5 festival programme Is q good
orr ana CARVED olr to saa le1sE VIII al
ford e- s-1 o74T = ctlaacs 1sr a pheasant
4aa nrclsaea= -trae.
The Jrat.1 States grass strT a, chltrs-
no5rA }aas ra4st' z" ;he e1rslTdss ,af rs
g. sIsss- .S. -
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Al attempt is being nisde ~ il
company 20 introduce . nsr sha|
lasnt into general use ia u
States TIE blocks ara rusds sra Y
bia275oa ot scrap cork and ss,ssa
chef advantages SIRE asserted /,
It's .sgAlnes,s. its 6urabiijsy az
czsgsed elasticity. /; Is sAss sxra
horses W'ili not slip. Is they trsM
On asphalt Y'svegnea.s, The NJ
E1e11 is ve-y expensive. It hss h
extensively in London curing ss /
wears where X has given sraa.
dissection ii WAS used for lie =
r tbs country in pairing Aslw 4
the rear ot the VIZ iost- As,n!a /
Tai-zY-lhl-d and T5irty-.vr.h
7Tae7s yen can size j; up sAeserE
& tln!tv offers
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IS rHnnn ranra.a AHnAn.

,.s.s -. 44.-....a s- r.t-
ietlNv zrlarra-Es tl ycs ? IN stteff-te fQ
...,.,... .s. 80. ~-....,. NJ sgswssiar
fNt"- "''''~N -
Grrt1a.l1H. ana % De Af~ a- n i1f
as--. .. ss,.. t- 80 r.....i4.---. --s-s,,rt
ace N.9ti4 ai~if ia ~ t'al-, -
alleged tta, ana y " at Ea '1'eres
AIS 4r.pors1nus 20 lelra w1.-1 E--la--s1 III
las ouro2a csc
Mf MrAlaie2 SIPS VIA: .45s1 Is -4s-s
20 s'a-eas eb3@clsa 'o jae Hu>t-4t.-- @!
1he hsea2Aa IsI1a @ .g t-s L1l5e5 sl4ies.
ae saA ffAucis,-o alss'ata Iftar7ea -
7u-ss's itAe 14j.s zt'st lzi4a-F'er 20 ll-s ooas-
l7 "-'9 Us 24sa reeatn--s 'r1-- :l} :
'fop aa-as As FaTi-g-
A~ iaat aaI seat r.g ~ 'Apar
1-s,1.-a., ,,.-s -. - ,,,
tsac-s sta ~ N4--a-r sia,a s'atao-.5se are
w .-,I.. .... - .-,s,'-.., 60 - ~.
positively tnat 2agsn Is ccg4,s,8 ,a he
s.E1l. Aa@4I J. % 80 's-9i sy ne Na ."1
v4'a ara VIZ hsr sg.,.as +, ~ AM us.-5g L.
4'ae ,'a.s ,esraa+H .'ltertests % ths s4n37F ss3
9a, i .., fs IS -, Nh ~ :.
/ s.us.eaoy a45asica TAest mar ~ ser.a 5
,rists., - g s's t,,,-..,s
+ ls5; ! 90 rol believe tho Jlaste3 Sta,es
Wy & u'.lS@ss -ApA4, ~ wy a5.ei9.s
"a wAp ~ - s5eh the anrex1tl9s Qs.cs1 son
/ a - se';asa ..sl .s'Aei'ef3y - epsA gIeA'
,an-,s from ms go,e-nsrae nj
A. a..weeu .a,lo,s ana corning fresn AZ
accredited minister 10 THIS euuntry. shAi
/ elp8 az ialk ,s a, The ,urst se-yans char
sctsc. The aecls-aiaoa hist ";ssre MAJ
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+. only a. Part.


Sa-Fzs1sr l~,seacrxf.
sassr rag cas- voted for raascspsi ownet-
snrF ss 9rs 10 TIE e=or,s 81 Th4 ra.,s.s. -,
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TO be co-a-salssd 20 adopt any a ia
iasiras4es IN Aussrfa v7ol9 frsessy sa'i7c's'
AIRY s1rc 81 vg0Sezlre-
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The I<SlisN1l9e DssnS1eh VERY peri .ssssSr
ard trushfsasls says The extremely so~
s'rAca Of eostcra Is crtnpsinE tr~ e-ss GUS
'osiaSrs tins Easaera nlanns &eture-S ara
rserossanss have. Thssy wfll feel tae dssas-
trSsas effects naore forSIsly a few Enaaias
seset tAaa they 90 nos, ~ ,s.s d.r;lar y a I'd
demand far shear rnAnufAeipr~s s-as wares
thai WILL follow the boss OF the purchasing
rower Of Tho consumers " ,he South
iae~syeE. II ihey wsli 50 on Increasing ,Ae
ssl;rSs@ssiiss pca.s CO ms dollar they rnwst
accsri lfss and less trade. with ;Ae con-
siansiy dsr'snssssns prsfs;s, lnsn the nov.
cry soa distress they ere saaipsarss on
Others Nv their hnasc,al Policy ssaa ne.
turn 20 rlagS,e them. Tgse ecnsnrne-s rr.r,xs
be able TO buy AMI consume. o. tho rar. D.
factursss and iSe merchants must 90
down WIKI ssem.
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Tssc REFUSAL Of The Georgia 2eetsasE IRE %
pat TIRE rs5eras TsierHErs rs=Hssef1i ~ s1hi
Slat1 krs an equality wutn ine Il -'-a1rilt '4-
s--z-e.s ia nhla rz4aEser 81 exemption f-i9En
-,eg-~arrsg smxzlrso9 b1cA.E IS II TIE 1sG
st,orIs clnsrare g&-3s across TIE oaf's1E
csAs--l Mas saiit N-xear 3 rTSafte- q pure
rs.sisgac f.useHi E@gE4c
Zssa history srro eEierit u partisan pen
ssoa l.rsslGtlssa ravAs sdd.isrral weigeIr u
m. Il ec7aBa's oa1sansA9Tl
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!. h stSstfy-ta~ 20 See seat Coasresssnsn
Bah arprscsAses the Repentance " snovirr
enry ~ tbs matter o. an approrrsasssa
fes Br6aao hAypv. He viii nesd Tie Acesye
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

The yrg-si ssrft craroeEscy rercrlnae.rleis =
15orn READ ifss q s.usessasfs tasS r'e f2s
-sssc tass5 cFse hsc. Ac9s OF q a,5ss5 al5aT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

HcsSson's doors 0r~ row wide a2sa.
vita pirnsy 60 sec ard sn,oy on me M
ats
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John c. Sheeban, who la !.
profitable contract business y;
health is now POOR, will probAbl, n
from tie city most OF the wints. \
orally understood tha, ne viii ~,
nominal leader CT Tsnan,sny M,
succeeded by John 2 Carroll NJ.
innate terms with Mv. Cruag J
was The first 20 urge the riraI
MEyo7-ele'ci Van Wyck. II IS Ypgs
Nj sheehan's services may b Y
oy has appointner; to some irpx,
ofnce, but as he Is low making \
may. ike his brother. E1 .iievsss
eTpo- Sheehan. decide 10 retire IN,
/ lie altogether.
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ia we--l. 5 festival T'fogtar-1ss Is q good
orr ems sA--ia1 oTlr to :aa lssgssE VIA al
ford 80 s-z o-er celaiacs 1sr pheasant;
sss rrc7,aar.= -srle.
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GOSSIP OF GAY

New York. December "a
cost the Queens county 49,.
$4,000. and the couasr q,
this. and also for Thorr's a.
The great uliausoleurn ~.
Maekay is erecting in Green. 4
ing the largest slab Of sr,n,,.
r7ed In this country. 1t wa...
tons. and 1t took over thir,.
drag il The msuso,eu-,
said. will cost s3e0. ooo. viii y @
SEINE churches and will hst(
heated by electricity.
State Senator Timothy D ~,
IKE an cvergrown Toy. but /. !,
twelve years in the New "a
and has grown tired Of biz " h
. change Of climate and 49,. b
announces intention Of s,andss!
isosre fo- con gress in the a,,s.
resented by John Murray MA /
publican.
There are Ell preseot soms \.
pupils attending the evening NJ
II thei- knowledge OF tie -
| gusge are as children oou,us,.s.-
though men OF u1s tuys ara z
sve3ing schools have ,he - i
They are both situered on h. /
II that part o. The city xhsA n
BE- called American except ~, :
imagination Even the unsa.ss.a
is represented in tie clsss -
Flushed with the soccem a, 4.
street venture. Mnlsin,llion,,r ,
preparing to erect a model ~
Bowery: ard further, the-s ~
| pieted by the list OF March ! w
meat building On Sullivan ,.r,~
10 Accommodate about .ortr 49,
building is on the 50 ne lines 3
| bolei--a1 attempt 10 give the -,
/ comfortable and attractive su,,-r.'
low rent Observers see II.
he rear tenement and The -,
| house.
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HE FURNISHED THE HEIR.

4 nan IL The town OF Nogsles Ariz..
took the psisoss and a blanket fron his
hcd. sprsa6 .as1n en- l5e fs0sr. lay oovz
and fired spiiet into his head. On a
table in The -oarn was Shire; 0. paper
srd written ua the paper Nss this;
= had The money. lost IT, Good tre. >
On TIN sheet vas 3 Mexican dollar j.
was "a. THAI wa lett az sis6, Epooey Of
ias employer c. lie snici3e.
The sgies5e occurred few days agp.
The mans name was Miguel reraliA- He
was Is years old- lie hal lived = strange
life. sTen ia 1 country %hare s1rxlEs
things happen every day. But The si-anE-
est lngl6eat IN hAs eheeFsr;sG rsree: " -
tits cpluscsscn with rsss II With a.
American WAS the pri2ciyzi. Two cvar-
sr3ss. iAs Un3se3 States and Spain. lilies
s1Esgy and EHxasrous; ;welss zalllioa acres
81 lzn1 IL Aiigcnz Ar Nsw Mexico, st d
Ato7 Consli1r Colonel i2reTEall. Atic-1,sH
Genera. OlneT. yosaE lawyer o. New
Yuik ard an hElress u Inc tArsn CT Tie
celors5o~ appear IN his Story.
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rYIe DAny POST. 4 THE SNDAs 49,
eeMs-NEFKLY POST. wa csss- per Asss-
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TTE HOUSTON DAILY POST.

=. n JOHNSTON. ---- psIsl.ns s.
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Ta%n lard srani companies vers termed
out West the Sa0sAern Paessse Rsarrsd
company. the Casa Grade Lana ana I'm
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-30

Mr.. S. S. satchwei. chief clerk pas
senger department Of the Florida East
Coast railroad at st. Augustine. is IN the
city on his way home to resume his duties
after spending a months vacation in west.
ern North Carolina.
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Charleston, July 29.-ArriveA steamer
Delaware. Boston proceeded to Jackson
vile; Iroquois, Kemble, New York, pro-
ceeded to Jacksonville
New York. July 27-Arrved. schooners
Gen. Adelbert Ames. Small, Brunswick;
]. b. Holder, Lord, Jacksonville.
Sailed, schooner Julia A. Trubee, Sa-
vannah.
Baltimore, July T.Arrived, schooner
Grace Bradley. Barter, Savannah
Brunswick, July T.-ArEived, bark Tula
(Sp0 Rua, Havana.
Cleared, brig Isabel (Sp), Bonet, BARGE
Iona.
Sailed, bark Frida CNor). Marcussen,
London.
FAN River, July 27.-Arrived, schooner
John G. Schmidt, Norbury Savannah
Jacksonville July 29--Sailed, steamship
George w. Clyde, Robinson, New York
Cherokee, Plat, New York
Cleared, schooner Jennie +. Wiley, Bull
ger. Thomaston, Me.
Fernandina, Fla, July 29.-Arrived,
steamship Buckminster (BD, Lynas,
Charleston.
Pensacola Fla, July 29.--Saied, steam
ship Texan (BD. Howell, which has been
ashore in channel since Sunday, was float
ed this morning. and proceeded on her
voyage to Liverpool.
Cleared. bark Graxia QtaD, Trapanl,
Casteltanare
Baltimore July 29.-Sailed, schooners Is
land City, Savannah; James II. Cannon,
Wilmington, ". G.
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DEMANDS AN INVESTIGATION.
Continued from Eghih Page)


enforce such demand, and that council
has not the authority to impeach the
commissioners.
1t is we'll known that there Is no section
in any OF the bills creating the several
city commissions providing for the i'm
parchment or removal of the commission
ers on charges. The point has often been
raised before as to the right of council to
impeach but no test has ever been made.
No specific provision having been made
for impeachment the opponents of the
commission hold that the power which
created the commissioners must necessa-
rily have the power to impeach, and that
as the commissioners are branches of the
city government their actions are subject
TO the supervision of council as the high
est municipal authority.
II the commission follows the example
of the investigating committee and hears
only one side of the case, that is the
chiefs, there is no doubt that the YER
dict will be in his favor, with conse-
quent refusal to dismiss The public will
then be treated. to two opposite verdicts
one of guilty and the other of mot
guilty" The commission and council can
then and probably will lock horns as TO
which Is right in the matter and the dis
puted points as to the status of the COM
missions and the authority of council will
then have to be settled by the courts. An
Injunction from one side or the other
would carry the matter into the courts.
Having once gotten into the courts the
fight there would doubtless last until the
next session of the legislature, when the ac-
tive fighting would be transferred to that
body. Apparently the prospect is good for
an all summers fight over the head of the
fire department..
On the other hand many supporters OF
the administration hold that public senti-
ment will compel the commission to ac-
cede to the demand of council and dismiss
the chief without any regard to the ques-
ton of the councils authority. Especially
will this be the case, they say, should the
demand of council be backed up by an in
crease in insurance rates, which is sug-
gested as one of the things likely to oc-
cur. If the commissioners should fail to
vndicate Chief Mcguire they would be
in position to adopt this course. On the
other hand it is generally expected that
the investigation by the commission Will
result in a vindication for the chief. 1t is
certain that Mr.. Mcguire will make the
fight of his life. He has been hard at
work since the investigation by council
was begun securing evidence in his behalf
to be brought before the commission, and
it is understood that he will summon a
very large number of witnesses The chief
processes confidence that he will be able
to completely disprove the charges made
against him.
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CAME NEAR BEING RUN OVER.
Careless Nurse showed a Baby ana
Carriage Into Wagon.

Careless Nurse showed a Baby ana
Carriage Into Wagon.
The little 2-year-old child Of DR.. w. F.
Aiken narrowly escaped injury yesterday
morning at the corner Of State and Dray-
ton streets. The little fellow was being
pushed in his carriage by his nurse. The
woman was more interested in her CONVEX
satlon with companion than she was IN
her attention to the child's safety.
In consequence a passing plumbers
wagon ran into the carriage as the nurse
showed il in the way. The woman caught
the child by the skirt of his dress as he
was thrown from his carriage. His head
struck the ground, but the nurse saved
him from a severe fall.
The little one was not much hurt when
picked UP by the plumber, who jumped
from his wagon. The nurse was discharg-
ed for her carelessness. The mother of
the woman is a huckster at dhe market.
She was teephoned that her daughters
charge had been run over and killed by
an electric car. Upon heaRlng this re-
port the woman hurried TO Dr. Aiken's
home, gathering a large following as she
went through her explanations to those
questioning her OF the cause of her rapid
pace. on arriving at Or. Aiken's the
crowd soon learned that the report OF
death by an electric car was a mistake.
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BRUNswIcK's WiRE BUDGET.
Tug DnuntIeSS Chartered For the
TOwbont War on the bar.

Tug DnuntIcES Chartered For the
Towbont War on the Bar.
Brunswick. Ca. July 29.-It Is learned
tonight from a reliable source that the
tug Dauntless has been chartered by the
Bristol Towboat Company, presumably to
participate IN tho towboat war about 10
be waged on Brunswick's bar. Peculiar
features OF this charter are learned from
the same source Under the contract Of
sale from the brunswick owners 90 Mr.
Blsbeo OF hlibustering fame the Daunt-
less cannot engage IN opposition 20 Bruna-
wick t0wboats. Under the terms OF the
charter with the Bristol people, the Daunt-
less Is permitted 70 engage IN hnbuster-
Ing expeditions Whenever desired. These
apparently incredulous rumors come from
such authority as 20 make them consid-
erod perfectly reliable The question OF
the Dauntesa' ownership az raised by the
government Ia previous prosecutions seem
TO De strengthened by Developments
There are many here who believe the
Daunticss will yet belong 90 Bunswlck
parties.
Deputy Sheriff Taylor brought IN to-
night Bob Allen Tor Draining 70 woman
near Sterling station. Both are c0lorod.
Allen used "a hoe. ne resisted arrest with
"a shot gun. Deputy Taylors nerve caused
him 40 suocumb. fio was brought in bound
hand and foot 20 await bis victims death
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CITY BREVITIEs.

The Standard oil Company has remov-
cd its Office from the Thunderbolt road TO
500 and 5Oi Bay street. east, tho building
formerly occupied by the Tide Water oil
Co.
Albert Sutherland who was swept out
into Catalogue sound In an open boat day
before yesterday, reached shore In safety.
His boat was swamped. but he chung TO
e until he reached land.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Bicycle club viii have a water melon run
tonight Just after the monthly meeting
Several important matters viii come be
fore the meeting ana every member OF the
club Is wanted al $50 o'clock. The last
water melon feast given by the club prov
ed TO be a very enjoyable AFFAIR and to-
nights Is expected TO rival the previous
Oua.
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PROTECTED ITs TNDoRsERs.
Merchants and Mechanics Directors
Given q First Lien.


At the last meeting Of the stockholders
of the Merchants and Mechanics Land
Company a resolution was adopted max
ing the Endorsement Of the directors upon
the company's notes first lien upon the
property of the company.
The Endorsements amount to $1,000
which was borrowed by the company sew
eral years ago when the property known
as Desvergers Point, at Thunderbolt, was
purchased, q portion of the money having
been used in making Improvements there
The directors gave their personal
Endorsement upon the notes for the money
borrowed. Some of the indorsers felt
however. that they were entitled to secur-
ity for their Endorsement, as In case il
should be found necessary to borrow more
money, mortgages might be issued which
would precede their claims.
The resolution has been under consider
alton for some time and was finally adopt
ed. This has nothing TO do
it Is stated with the in
terest OF the Merchants and Mechanics
company in the Savannah and Isle of
Hope railway. The land company is the
endorser for tho railway company upon
$1,000 borrowed by the latter company
with which to complete the road. The
directors of the land company are not in
diVidual indorsers, however
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RECEEprs.

Per Central Of Georgia Railway, July 20
IS bales cotton. 53t bbls rosln. 2O4 bbls
spirits turpeptine, 16 casks clay, rs tons
pig iron, 12i bales domesdcs, 305 pkgs
mdse ! car fresh meat, 1 car brick, l car
packing house products car lime, / car
butter, cars blocks, cars melons, 20
cars lumber.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular Rail
road, July 29-1,37S bbls rosin, 800 casks
spirits turpentlne. l car pipe. cars to-
bacco. 4 cars rndse. / car melons, cars
lumber. / car ties, / car wood.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway. July
29-il6 bbls rosin, 40 casks spirits turpen-
tine, q cars lumber, II cars mdse, 3 cars
wood / car stil, / car oats, car -four, 3
cars melons, 1 car cattle.
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AUCTION SALES.
OLD HORSE SALE.
BYLD. LoROCHE, Auctioneer.

To-day at II o'clock a. M. July 30. 1897,
I will sell for cash to the highest bidder
all OF the unclaimed freight now contained
on the old wharf of the Baltimore Steam-
ship Company. foot of Gas House Hill: 4,
boxes white cherries.
barrels navy beans.
/ box coffee pots
barrels table glassware.
IL boxes TASKS.
! box sheet iron drip pans.
spiders
II cases No. 2, canned tomatoes
case No. 3 canned tomatoes
/ case No. 3 pie peaches.
case No 8 apples.
boxes matches.
! case No. pumpkins.
case fruit Jars.
/ barrel alcohol
refrigerator drip pan.
100 barrels -four.
az barrels grits
barrels meal.
/ sack furmentum.
l Emory wheel.
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: recovery for dual charges 70 be- preferr.

or recovery for final charges to be preferr-
ed.
Archie Crandall, a young white man was
brought in tonight by officers Taylor and
DENLY. Crandall was drunk July Is. and
fired through an excursion train on the
Plant system. Sober, he is regarded as a
clever fellow drunk he is wild and reck-
less Crandall gave bond for appearance
next term.
Council tonight awarded the contract
for city hall clock to Kennon Mott at
81 200
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