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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07
Y. Nj. G. A. MATTERs.
The Junior Department Doing Some
Good Work.

The Junior Department Doing Some
Good Work.
There will be a good live meeting for
men only this afternoon at o'clock in the
rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. All men are cor
daily invited. Strangers are always well
come.
There will be Bible class meeting a 3
o'clock, to which anyone will be welcome.
The junior department met Friday after
noon and elected their officers for one year.
They were as follows: President, Fred
Bradley; first vice president, Richard Gan
non; second vice president. Alva Court; re-
cording secretary. Fred Clemens; treasurer.
George Collins. 1t was decided to hold a
meeting every Friday afternoon at $3.50, at
which times pleasant programmes VIII be
furnished All boys in the city between
the ages of 10 and II are invited to Join
this department.
The Junior boys have caught the spirit
of enthusiasm on bringing in new mem
bers and accordingly the department was
divided as nearly equal as possible and TWO
colors were chosen, one the Reds and
the other the Blues" They are to con-
tinue their canvass till the 2Sth OF Do
cember. at which time they Will have o
banquet. Every dollar brought In in this
canvass counts point. and red and blue
receipts will be issued showing the side
bringing In the members. Cash Will be
counted every Friday night. 1t has al
ready begun, and the boys are getting
their cash together. and on Friday nigh
the room will have the appearance OF the
| clearing house. The race will be lively
| one. and both sides arc confident of VIC
| tory.
| There will be union meeting OF the mar
ried men and the single men on THURSDAY
night of this week. The dials for the can
vass are now on exhibition, and the cap
tains will have their respective forces ou'
for business. Cash will be counted Thurs
| day night. All men are urged TO nave theii
membership money with them and ready to
show up as the young men call 1t. lively
| time Is expected.
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Martin Is Mis.inE.

Berry Martin and Walter Bernard came
In Friday from Peariand. in Brazoria
county, with two bales Of cotton, which
they sold. after which Martin and ms
friend in some way became separated.
Mr.. Bernard says he last saw Martin ~
Fishers store on Congress avenue no
describes him as about five feet eight
inches high. dark complexion. blue eyes
rcd beard of about four Weeks CROWN
with heavy mus,sche; that he wore a
gray suit with sack coat. light felt hat
and carried gold watch and chain.
After reporting the affair to the police
MIR. Bernard took his wagon and left for
horne
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REMEMBER THE POON.

A Plan for n Big ThanksH living Din
ner by the Salvation Army.
The following appeal is made by Captain
McKinzie Of the local Salvation Army corps
fer aid I'm getting up a sumptuous dinner
to be given to tho poor by the army on
Thanksgiving Day:
1.-The army I'm this city Is now making
extensive preparations for free Thanks
giving dinner for the poor.
While we know that thousands Of citi-
zens will have everything that luxury can
afford to make them happy and comfort
able en- that day, yet there are also thou
sands who will not have life's bare neces-
sites; yea, there are many who are and
Will be on the point Of starvation, and also
sadly in need OF raiment 70 keep them
warm.
st is the arm and purpose OF the Saliva
ton Army TO give helping hand to those
who can not help themselves. and to min
lister to the moro unfortunate members OF
society in a physical as we'll as spiritual
way.
"There Us more than one way by which
the poor and needy can be made happy.
and cine OF the ways which the army
considers most helpful and wholesome is TO
give them good warm dinner and provide
them with such articles of clothing as they
most need.
our purpose Is to PROVIDE dinner ior
500 people, and to do this we have adopted
the following plan:
Solicitors will call on the citizens OF
! Houston and every one who feels clarit-
ably disposed and interested In our cause
will have the privilege of donating what
they care to in the way OF money or
articles Of food and clothing.
ANY cme not called upon who may feel
disposed to contribute to this cause can
send their contributions by mail to the
barracks, or If notified the army VIII send
for any money or other articles which may
| be donated. :.
Now for a strong pull and hard pull
| in the cause of charity. Every one should
feel their own responsibility in this matter
and shcMld feel that what he or she may
give, DO 1t much or little. will be utilized
| in making some poor unfortunate person
| comfortable and happy.
"The poor people will be visited private
| ly and tickets will be given them for theil
dinner This plan will be carried out II
order that the deserving ones Will have The
first opportunity to be fed and clothed.
Barracks, 4111a Travis street.
| "R. Mckenzie, Captain.
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CATS AND TABDIES.
Chief stock in Trade nj tllc Qua' N
tine station.

Chief stock in Trade nj tllc Quar n N 6
tine station.
The quarantine officers at the crossing
OF the Houston East and West Texas and
the International and Great Northern yes
terday afternoon captured two trunks
aboard an International and Great North
ern local freight train, they being checked
from Memphis, Tenn, to Houston. The
baggage was placed in the storage tent.
No passengers from infected points were
found.
In addition to the bag containing thirteen
cats received at the station from up the
international on Friday, yesterday d fresh
consignment of niue tabbies arrived by the
Houston East and West Texas. The cats
came consigned to the quarantine officers
but the latter have so far been unable &c
ascertain the name or residence Of the con
signor. The air in the vicinity OF the
railroad crossing is said 10 be full Of har-
mony from nigttfall TO sunrise.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Annie Mary Loeffier. infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loeffler OF llo3 Hick-
DRY street. died very suddenly at o'clock
Yesterday morning. The remains were in
tered in the German cemetery at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The remains Of T, W. DeWoif' young
man who died about twelve years ago.
were taken up yesterday by s.essrs Ross
wright and removed from Glenwood 70
thss German cemetery The body was that
Of a son OF Mrs. Rachel Dewoif, who died
recently. ana the remains Of the son now
lie beside those Of hk father ana nosnS'
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bishop cranberry OF virginia..

Bishop ]. C. Cranberry, d. D.. Of Vir-
ginia, one Of the bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, will spend sew
eral days in Houston this week and viii
breach at tho Shearn Methodist church
Wedne sday evening at 1880 o'clock. Bishop
Cranberry is one Of the most distin-
auIshed ministers Of the Southern Metho-
dist church and he will be warmly well
coined by the citizens OF Houston. He Is
In Texas for the purpose OF holding the
several conferences OF the church in this
State
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The Cowboy Rangers will have grand
oyster cast this afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
Angerhoffer's on the Harrisburg road. the
fact that Jim wynne is commissary Is IN
itself a guarantee OF gastronomic delight
There will be oysters disbed up in every
conceivable style. and the usual Vldjuncls
of the luscious bivalve will mot be lacking.
to say nothing OF liberal supply OF wet
groceries. Everything will be free 10
friends OF the command and military Or
ganizations, who arc especially invited To
become the guests Of the Cowboy Rangers.
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
Punch Robertson In Afternoon ana
Evening Entcrtainments.

pupch Robertson In Afternoon and
Evening Entertainments.
On yesterday afternoon the Punch ZOE
erteon Theatrical company presented Cln-
derela." and last evening the comedy OF
Always on Time TO large gatherings al
Sweeney & Coonlbs' opera house. The ma'i-
nee entertainment pleased the Juveniles
and good deal OF applause even from
adults, but last nights comedy was in 4
great measure a disappointment. MIS-
punch Robertson, rs wing Ling" and
Miss Fannie Granger. as Nugget Nell,
sustained their respective parts in a cred
liable manner, and MIR. Francis Fahey. &c
Larry Donoran." might have been much
mere acceptable II his makeup" was more
In harmony with the character ne person,
ated. However, the evenings entertainment
had one merritt was rushed through ws'f
expeditiOn.
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ON sHIpBoARD NOT cLEAI

Cotton on shipboard not cleared at Cal
weston today:
For Great Britasn--steamships Cumera
Gal bales, Glendower 1850. T. x. Thompson
1893. Pedro 1854, Navigator 1924, Avona 2s3O,
George Michahnos G'23, ThOInhtl III. Ala
Va 1858 Straits Of Mena, 1872, Bellnglo 63l3,
Ida 4iC6. knight Commander $40; total.
A. 40
1878. Eeptford 2gM. Tropea 600, Drumcl-
zicr b205, Bencroy i722. Ursula Bright 1879;
total. 233l9.
For the Notwithstanding Treasury
li3t, diversion 1904. Britannia COS. Lizzie
1925 plympton go, I.udgate 557S, Trans
vail 1926, Angyl 2s, E,lizabeth Rickmers TO-
go, Zylphfa D2 total. 1850
For New York Mallory line $3.50. Nor
gan line 1913, Lone Star line 4i3o; total.
i0.42a.
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sHEnIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Strayed or stolen--one mare. dark cor
reIl, age years; height, IA hands; brand
ODD left hip. Reward, SIS; was shod all
round; small saddle marks.
These two mules are the property OF w.
ID. Nanwagencn. Houston One mare mule,
color gray; age, Is years; height 10 hands !,
was shod all round. Reward. So Albert
Erickson. Sheriff Harris County. Texas; by
W. NJ Baugh Deputy.
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To the Public.

Having doubled the 6zc OF my store
(already the largest I'm Iiouston). / wish
to inform the public that now, AS quar-
antino Ia raised. shall he receiving daily
additions to my stock OF goods which have
been long overdue. and you viii have
your prescriptions accurately filled, with
out substitution. from the purest drugs
and chemicals at the most reasonable
rates. And
TO THE LADIES OF HOUSTON
wish to say that that long expected
Marie Antoinette Face Cream" win soon
be here--a box OF which will be given TO
any lady every month who becomes a
customer. IL Is not for sale. You are in
vited to can and Inspect my entire stock
much OF It selected by me personally, in
France, England and Germany.
The attention OF all Is called TO the fact
that having paid tho liquor license,
carry full Hire OF
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical use. including fine imported
Wines, French Brandies and Cognacs.
This Is tho only drug store in Houston
allowed by law TO sell liquors and wines
or even alcohol and medlcated bltters.
Nothing but the purest kept. All goods
delivered to your house. Thanking the
pubic for theE generous and much APP
prcciated patronage In tho past and In
tending to merit your coincidence In the
future. am, respectfully yours.
THE GOLDEN LION PHARMACY,
Nos. TOE and 7o4 Travis street, Bristol Ho.
tel Building. Phone 7G9.
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a CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
n. l.. HOOD, FURNlTuRE DEALER,
FILES A MORTGAGES
'rransferrinx His stock OF Fnrnitare
to A. A. Moore for the Hcnc-
nt Ot Creditors.

In the county clerks office yesterday
F. l., Hood. furniture dealer nled chat
tel mortgage, transferring TO A. A. Moore.
as trustee, the entire stock Of goods. wares
and merchandise. including stock OF fur
niture. stoves and house furnishing eooda
and merchandise of every kind and de-
scription now in the store occupied BY said
Hood in the Rich building on San ia
cinto street. between Congress and Frank
lin streets, in the city of Houston, known
US 207 and 200 San Jacinto street. on first.
second and third floors OF said building;
also all goods, etc, In Smith 4 Howelis
warehouse, situated ON the Texas aud New
Orleans Railroad company track IN the
Fifth ward. city OF Houston. The property
to be sold in retail or in bulk within nine
ty days and the creditors named 10 be
paid in the order in which they appear:
w. M. Holland and Jones & Gar
nett, open account..... ......Sou0 W
l.. NJ. Rich. rent 49,. -. ........ 375 10
Dealy Baker, open account -. II 30
Holland q Holland. open account :. 500 90
Houston Manufacturing company :. 113 30
Edward clarendon, open account =. III 80
4. A. Moore, salary ......... 26O w
C. G. Settegast Bro. open ac-
count ..... -. -. ............. IL 0O
c. NJ. Bonham, open account bor-
rowed money to0 w
Acme Lumber company. open ac-
COUNT. ............ w
2. a. Pedcn & Co., open account. II 90
Mosehart g. Keller 80. -. ..... 81 90
Pereira & Randolph 49,. ......... 10
Boring Manufacturing company -. - %
Houston Engraving company $3.50. 90
a. L. Marshall, open account ..... Is 90
Smith & Howell, omen account. 20 %
LOTHIAN Bros. open account $3.50. 2s7 IS
| Brown Iron company. open account. 90
| w. l.. Foley, open account ~ 10
| Levy Bros, open account ..... II 90
| Houston Gas company 49,. ... 10 90
| h. j. Johnson open account 100 W
| Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
| phone company -. ........ W
! Ed II. Cunningham. omen account ;. S "a
| Albrook a. Sturges, notes 49,. -. GA 20
| r. G. Dun open account 49,. 80. 90 90
w. w Chamberlain, open account. 465 90
| John Connally, Galveston. notes :. 102 20
| Looms e. Hart. Chattanooga. Tenn,
open account 80. -. ....... 79s 10
Evansville FAIRY association, Evans
vile, Ind. 49,. 49,. ..... 439 90
| Stat of Texas, J. S. Rice. peniten-
tiary agent. open account 80. 200 90
| ]. C. Wemple & Co, open account sc 90
| Newburg- Reed company, New York.
open account 80. -. ......... co rs
| New England Furniture company.
Grand Rapids, Mich, open account 4iI 90
Ionia Furniture company. Ionia,
Mich, open account 49,. ...... 730 Oo
Winpebago Furniture company,
Fond du Lac Wis, note ........ 81 30
note 49,. ............ s42 SO
Oberbeck Bros, Centralia, open ac-
count ................ 545 90
Stewart Trunk and Bagging factory,
Petersburg. Va, open account. 56S Al
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Anthony Hopes
New Novel

Is special feature in the November issue
Of the Texas Monthly Magazine. Texas
Magazine for November contains over one
hundred pages OF reading matter. A copy
published by
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II. half Of 10. block IS. Allcn ad-
0ltiou $3.50. ...s..........
T. X. Farrell to Fred Mason. 27-416
deeds on SAN acres. less IL acres,
on Brays baycu..... ...... -.
Ben Campbell to NJ. J. LOSING.
south half lot 2. block 3Sl. south
side Buffalo bayou 49,. -. -.
F. Mader and wife. Mary, to Jona-
than B. Front. lots and 3. block
IL. Oak Lawn addition -. ~.
H. d. Brooke to j. B. Frost, lots
IS and Is. j. 3. Harris league.
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saenrerbund Entertafnment.

The saengerbund society will give one OF
their pleasant entertainments at their hall
tonight. The chief feature will be farce
comedy by julius Schroeder. entitled. "zu
Bcfehi, Herr IAeutensnt." The following
will be the cast:
Wettrins. lieutenant ~. Mr.. kriechhamer
r,cro,hsa Fnlte -. Mrs. Koepnick
ri Neubauer 49,. 49,. Mrs. Freckmann
clara 80. 80. $500. Miss Duber
Hans Taps. hursobe ..Mr. Fuerstsnberg
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Eleventh CivIl District cour,.

pad in the Eleventh civil distric.
Hon. John G. Tod presiding:
w. Oates VS.. j. F. Crawford ct al:
hued generally.
York VS.. Mrs. John j. Bragg; con-
generally.
Porte Land company VS.. w. L. DAY.
continued generally.
pes Butte VS.. +. w. kirkland ct al:
lusd generally.
y. Kelley VS.. Missouri, Kansas and
hallway company; continued by de-
nj rule for costs entered.
"A; Cushman Manufacturing company
hier quick Silver Automatic Gas Gov-
company ct al; leave to plaintiff to
mehded original petition and leave to
.. A. Cushman Manufacturing COM
party defendant.
,ohrad VS.. Frank Conrad Judgment
iaihtit for divorce and custody Of
enid and restoration of maiden
oounty Court PROCEEDINGS.
ioiiowing proceedings were yesterday
~ the county court, Judge W. N.
presiding:
H. Lubbock VS.. Minnie Brlnghurst.
20 ueiendant to file first supplemental
storrie VS.. Charles Woessner; dis
at plaintiffs cost.
>. Wagner vs.. International and
Nofthern Rrilaoad company: leave
.huaht to file first amended original
PROBATE COURT.
se OF &. W. Baldwin; orde red up IN
fphcatfon of the temporary admins
.'st he is instructed to return 10
Scnool Rock COMPANY. Chicago;
20. Dallas. and r. II. Russell a.
an BOOKS consigned to applicants
Is set forth in application.
~ Nsiiie Mather. minor; inventory
pplhsement this day filed. examined
pr 81 ami ordered recorded.
estate Elwood Aston. habeas cor-
ieu that the witness G. o.Willis be
.eu 10 the custody OF the sheriff
county and to remain In hts
,u, nl.il such time as ne shall signify
snshesS to answer the cross-inter-
''es he now refuses TO answer.
u'fs for Civil District Court.
following suits were yesterday filed
ohics Of j. B. Williams. clerk Of
WI district court:
@ L, kr.bs. receiver. VS.. Y. Y.
CT al, debt and foreclosure.
seoa and Texas Central Railroad
ny Va. Calvert Coal and Clay com.
'eceivership and injunction.
ucst Estate Transfers.
Following transfers OF real estate
n'ed Yesterday In tho Office Of I'd r.
2, county clerk:
Aiena executors to Mutual
ana Loan ansociatiou. lot
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GALyEsToN RECEIpTs.

BY Cuff Colorado and Santa Pc railway.
1859 baies; international AMI Great North
ern. 2l5D: Galveston, Houston and lIender-
son. 39i: Missouri. Kansas and TexaS, oll2.
Galveston. La Porte aud Houston. BOO; by
barges, C54f. Total, 2O.N.
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Il AN! s.. SY {. !! , !! n 81
GUARD" NIlssE spssias c., Bed. al, Fhjis, rs.

II Rooted Him Ovrr.
The rain came down In torrents:
I'd been wetter than rat.
But walked close 70 Virginia,
And she wore q cowboy hat
cleveland Plain Dss1er.
Domestic sewing mAchiue, mod q novx
for ~. cost 3Sb. eweeney Lean o6ieA
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage license was is-
sued In the office Of County Clerk Ed n.
Dupree yesterday:
Albert j. Chimene and Miss sallie Opet.
Livingston Stewart and Ellen Brown.
w. d. Follett and Miss Julia A. Ram
sey.
Robert McClowney and Lizzie Turner.
Justice Hill's Court.
Man Perez alias Matais Garcia, attempted
burglary; 5000 bond.
Lon Reed, alias Black Lon, attempting to
bride an officer: $500 bond.
Carrie Lester. vagrancy; $40 and costs.
George Hammond theft: $500 bond.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

IS Arara. Philadelphia, November l..
SIS Bu ssuto. ~ Port Naiol. October
ST. Benta,a, Barry, October Is.
SIS Bnator. Barry. October &C.
6s Casrncrag, Newcastle, october
Sc Crefcld Burns, Bremen, October 20.
IS Dayoreak, Manchester. August q.
SIS Duke OF York. London, November 2.
IS Dulb.ane, at Buenos Ayres, Sept. 70
SIS Dunottar. at Rio Janicro. September
18.
IS Fnlweil. Liverpool October IL
SIS Helyctia, Hamburg. October g.
SIS iieadiands. Shields. Octboer 10.
SIS juno. Barry, October 20
SIS Kurdish. Sunderland, October ..
SIS MANN. Santos, October II.
Ss Matteawan. Lewis, New York, No
yegnber 3.
s. Nanette Manchester. October n.
SIS Nue-es. Risk. New York. October %.
SIS Oiinda, Antwerp, October "a.
IS Cbrron. Liverpool. October y.
IS Phoebe, Antwerp. October l6.
IS Polynesia. due October -.
SIS Royalist. London. September ~.
s. Families, Genoa. October l.
IS Eilverdale, Shieids. October -.
IS whitehall. Cardi6. October n
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II you come in and see our big stock
OF new Mons and Children's Suits
and you'll be in bigger luck II
you make a purchase. Good luck
rarely ever comes unlimited, and
must be sought TO be enjoyed. Az
ter inspecting our stock you Will
have a clearer understanding OF
what you want, and you will get
better article for less money than
you would otherwise. 1t pays to BIO
alive TO your opportunities. and to
know what's within your reach. It's
The activity that yields big per-
centage every time. It's a start to-
ward bankruptcy To be indifferent
to the quality and price OF your
purchases. TO really know what
money Will buy, you must see our
big line OF mems and ladies' shoes.
Then drop over 10 our furnishing
goods department and see novelties
In Neckwear. And In the Hat de-
partment we can 1T YOU out at any
price to suit your taste. We pay
particular attention to country cor
resp0ndence.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston. November 8.
ARRIVED.
SIS T.. Paso, Parker New York.
SIS Aicnemsha, Byrnc, New YORK.
SIS Cotehele, Dawson. Barry.
Sch Martha. Dujay, Tuxpan.
CLEARED.
IS Transvaal Cook, Antwerp.
SIS I.izzie. Durkie. Hamburg.
SAILED.
SIS Acme, Morris. Liverpool.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Alamo, Morgan line.
SIS Alava. Fowler a. Mcvitis.
s. Amyl. W. v. Wilson.
SIS Bellaglo. James savers 4 Sons.
SIS Pencroy Fowler g. Neville.
SIS britannia, A. Holt.
S. Bernard Hall, J. Savers & CO.
IS castleiield' W. W. Wilson.
IS copella, VIM. Parr & Co
So Cotchele. Moiler & Co.
SIS Drumelzicr. ]. Mo.Ier
SIS Drummond. VIM. Parr x &c.
SIS Depthford. A. Holt,
S. Eudsleigh. J. Moller a Co.
SIS Europea, w w Wilson
SIS I'll Paso, Southern Pacific Co. -
Sa Germania.
SIS Gena. W. w. Wilson.
SIS Georgias M.chalanos. C. Il. orthweiA
e. Co
IS Herman wedel harrisburg. Fowler =
Mcyltse.
SIS Ida, J. Moller & Co.
SIS Jacob Bright, ID. Ripley.
SIS Kalros. Fowler & McVitie.
SIS Kendall, j. MolIer d. co.
SIS Kenneth Fowler e. Mcvitis.
SIS Knight Commander, w. w. Wilson
SIS Knutsford.
SIS Lindersfarne.
81 Morgan, Morgan line.
Sc Melbrldge. quarantine.
SIS Menemsha, u. Ripley.
SIS Platea-
IS Pedro. VIM. Parr.
SIS Piympton. j. Moller " Co.
S. Sirona, J. Morrow 4 Co.
SIS Straits of Menai. VIM. Parr 4 Co
SIS Tnentham Fall. Savers & Sons.
Ss Tropea, W. w. WilSoA-
S. Transvaal, j. Molier.
SIS Tfipoit, quarantino.
SIS T. II. Thompson. J. Moller q c..
SIS Treasury.
SIS Ursula Bright. VIM. Parr 4 c.
SIS Uiyertson.
SIS Zyelpha. Fowler & Ncvitie-
Sch w. II. Clifford, McRae Coal Co.
Sch Martha. quarantine.
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Harvest Time III the Cloak Stock

And this
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SIS Zanzibar, ROBINSON. penarth. October
S3.oS to $3.50 each.

%
Sch A. McIhdden, Baltimore. October 10.
Sch John IL. Souther. Baltimore. Oc-
Sob Augustus walt. sprouie Newport
News, October q.
Sch Horace W. Macomber. Bray. Phila-
Sch Susie NJ. Plummer. Creighton. Nor
folk October u.
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OCEAN TREIGHTs.

OCEAN FREICIITe.
Ocean freights tsteam) from Galvestoss
are quoted as follows: Liverpool. g-32d
Havre. s-32d: continent. 0 a2d: New York.
Csc pei 100.
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DUMB IS

Decenulei
1898, to Z
Institute
40 bar
attachel(
" bacon
l,pcas:
IVY beans;|
xlrfel gritsa
3ltipouads
sroSs soda
IN. sack8
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Real Estate Transfers.
louowing transfers Of real estate
n'ed Yesterday in tho Office Of I'd r.
RI county clerk:
! Alena executors to Mutual
S ana Loan ansociatiou. lot