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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Agents and Organizers Wanted
ior long established Accident, Sick
ness and Death Benefit Co., highest
commissions paid and territory given
address, FRANK E, LOTT,
Gen. Sec. Kansas City, Mo.
N. Y. Life Building,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

The weather man has been good
again to the West Side merchants,
and sprlnkled Broad street for
them. There is nothing like stand
ing in with the "rain maker" when
the dust is blowing everywhere,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mr. Sam Ragland has had placed
In hls corner confectionery stand a
nice new regulator Mr. r. L
Sehusler doing the work After
the paper hangers and the gas men
get through, aud Sam gets his
counters back hH place will be
othe place of the city,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mr. q, Chic of feSafFaha, will
occupy the 1Aylcy building on the
corner vt De Queen aud jtussvn
or that Va now In course ol tonatrue
ton, lie viii put In a llne llnt
of tonteetIonerta aud one Of the
best Ice cream pbrloB IN the state,
Mr. Chic Ia a very energetic busis
ness man and will make u success,
Mr. q, Chic, Ia none other than
Guido, and we hope he will make He
many new fHcuds In his new home,
Meua, as he has left behind him
here Ia 'frAuihaHa,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mr. Melville Anderson has return
ed from Red River bottom, on the
Runucls place, and he says the
Buffalo gnats in the bottom are
killing stock very fast Says the
negroes st down and do not try to
use preventiyes at all,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

II You wish 10 huy u buggy, II
wagon, or set Of harness, the
TcNurlnnn Carriage Company,
No, t2t i}nst Broad street, cnn
supply y0u They have II large
stock, all grades, aud can please
you la both style aud price, III
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

by compelling him to earn at least
his bread and meat by forced labor
on public improvements The tramp
should be made to work or tramp.
EX.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mr., Caprou, Is moving his poultry
from Maple street, to north Tex
arRana, near the Roehell place, We
are sorry he Is moving out 80 far as
a sight of his 6ue chickens, daily
made the reporter long to raise Cue
chickens, aud Improve his Iowl'yord
with some Of theaame kind Of birds,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

The reporter was out at Spring
Lake Park yesterday in company
with Mr. Dan Leary and witnessed
a game of baseball between the
Texarkana kids and a picked nine
from the adolescent fans of the
city, "Micky" Celia wls the catch
err for the picked nine and Tony
Chic acted in that capacity Tor the
"kids,' The playing was not up to
the standard, still the score was
kept down and after the nine in
nings were played, the kids had 4
runs to their credit against 3 Tor
the picked nine We were told that
the kids would play a picked nine
from Draughons Business College
Saturday evening, This will be an
interesting game and should draw a
big crowd,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

A. NJ, palmers New York Gompa'
ny, will give theatre goefs here on
Wednesday night A chance TO see
"rdlbN" as played In an large
cities,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Weather report received today
says we will have showers tonight
aud cooler with fair weather TO.
morrow, Good,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Misses EloRe Jones aud HaIda
Rawlns, Of jonesboro, who have
been here visiting friends, returned
home last night,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mrs, l., y, Blanchard, who has
been ylsItIng the family Of DEW Q,
Spearman, hOareturned to her home
at New Orleans,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

II, q, KellN chief engineer Cot
ton Belt, left last night for Cairo,
to be absent the balance of the
week
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Col, Geo, W, Fouke left ON the
"Pee Gee road yesterday (or
Shreveport, to be absent q day OF
two,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

FoR SAtE=0ld newspapers at 26e
per hundred at the ftXARKANAN
office,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Here Ii the warslootBg of Turkey
aud Greece, Turkey can put Ia the
field 09a, ,l2I men against 0reetes
alb,11O, Nou can now bot ON the
result 10 suit yuursrL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

DO not fail to attend the elocu-
tionary services of Miss Geogia
Read, at the opera house Thursday
evening, April goth, for the benefit
OF State Line Epworth League.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

The II, g., y, "a a. road brought
through our eit, Yesterday, one OF
their noted "Bdsh & Go, Es6W
sions' from kausas city 10 Port
Arthur They had nye or elS
coaches OF ekcuisl0nlsis,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Miss Maytle Shut has gone 10
llynsob Springs 90 visit her grand
parents. She will be eiyeha royal
welcome from Grandpa llybsou
there no mistake about lhIa
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Capt W N, Willis, stock claim
agent of the Port Arthur route, ie
out ON tberoad adjusting claims lm
cattle killed,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mira Coulter aud son, Willie, have
returned lfom Mineral Wells We
are glad 10 know that Master Willie
came home much benefited by his
"Trip 20 This celebrated WATERING
place,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Sharpe n llrewer agents for
NItoll, the tailor Pants from $3.50
TO tla OO suits from tlO,OOto $500.
We have never made A mlhnt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

In SOC, G5co Zoe, and $l,OO un-
derwear we can't be touched
SHARPE n BREWER
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

When you think Of shoes, what
next2 Debamar n ONeal's shoe
store. i2O
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

General Freight Agent Yocum, Of
the II u, & W, Z, Ryo Is a visitor
In the city today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Mr. and Mrs, j, j, Kress left last
night for Fort Worth, to be gone
a few days,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Educate Your nOwola Win CnacnretM
Candy UAihnulr, euro constipation forever
lpt, noeI II q q, q fail, dfuHBsis refund money
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

40 Cure CunHtlpniiUn luroyor,
TnhO CuHcurOW Candy Cuthuur lOn uU 'hu
II o. q, q, fail 10 cure druggists ruluud money
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

r., M, Galbraith, general master
mechanic Of the st, Louis South
western road at Pine Bluff, was in
the city a few hours yesterday on
hls return from attending the Tex
as master car builders convection
held at San Antonio, the past week
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

General Manager Williams of the
Kay See, In company with ". H.,
Smith and r. 3, Mullins, lctt for
Mena, Yesterday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Bron's Iron Tonic cures headache,
Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

IIuddleston Bros, have Just re-
celyed a fine hne Of smoked meats,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Nick Baumiler for the best
meats the market affords,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Miss Bessie Mills Of Pine Blul, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Joe Iluck-
ius, Jr
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

One dozen 3lb cans of tomatoes
for Soc at JOS. McShane's
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

The best Of everything the mark'
ct affords, at lluddeaton llrosp
meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

See our 5Oco Zoe, and $lOO shirts,
SHARPE a. BREWER,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Miss Georgia Read, an elocution-
list, will reclte here April Goth, at
the opera house She is pronounc-
ed great in the art of delineating
character on the stage 4-22
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Those who haven't time Tor day
light work, can arrange for night
aittinls, at the Burdeal Art Gal-
lery, ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Fresh meats, game, hlsh etc, at
Snow White market, BIG
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

$500, $3.50 and $1,000 suits, best
I'm the world. SHARPE a. BREWER
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Moth balls at the Parlor Drug
store, lOc a pound
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Cold storage meats at Nick Brau'
mnlers None better d-2O,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

w. l.. Whitaker arrived from
Kansas City yesterday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

In shoes we lead, Tans, eordo
vans and calf We have anything
you may want
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

We have all the widths trom A ~
1919 At cur store Don't say We
haven't until you have asked fot
aud failed 10 get them
ls2Os DELAMAR n O'NfAh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Manager Russell, OF the Palace
Drug Store, Is suffering with a case
Of rheumatism We trust he will
soon give this dread disease the
ushakc" and got out agam.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22


There are several gentlemen IN
this city who are keeping still and
Saving wood, "as to power of pro-
pelling the "bike" and who will en-
ter the races at Spring Lake Park
on race day, They are out at Park
every night, training for the races,
The revival being conducted at
the Christian church, by Rev. D, b,
Sanders, Is growing in interest
nightly Up to last night, there
has been - additions the church
membership, and It Is expected
many more will be added before the
meeting closes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

SHARPE a. BNGwEN
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-22

Our Lace Curtain Department is complete with the prettes
Tambour Irish Point Point DEspr and Brussels Web ever so
Door Draperes forty different styles We ask you to kindly
yourself how exceedingly low our prices are
Straw Mating from 10 {
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17

issuing notes, shall pay the treasurer Of
the United States In the months q
Januay and July Of each year
tax II Of per centum, for each
half year upon an average amount
Of H. notes IA circulation; provided,
however, that during al the pe.
nod Of time intervening between tho
dopoit Of Uni'afssfates notes, treasury
note r certificates, and tho
substitution bonds by the secretary
Of tho ircrsury as In this act provided,
circulating notes specifically issued
therefor and secured by said United
States notes, treasury notes, on silver
certif Gates, shall BE- exempt from taxa
ton under heprovisions Of this act.
Section 5iS8 OF revised statutes shall
be amended to rad as follows: No as
ISOLATION shall b. organized with less
capital than one hundred thousand dol.
lars, except that hanks with capital not
less than fifty thousand dollars may,
with the approval Of the secretary Of the
treagry. y organized Ia any place, the
popfN, Of which does not exceed
GO0Oa sgants; and except that hanks
with shpl Of not less than $4,000
may The approval Of tho secretary
Of the treasury b. organized IN any
place. the population Of which does not
exceei 1000 inhabitants. No association
shall be organized in any city the popu-
lation Of which exceeds 5000 with lees
capital than 100000.
Tho above bill was introduced In the
house today BY Chairman Walker Of the
banking and currency committee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17

equivalent amount of coin I'm which said
notes or certificates woro rSicomed, hut
90 enable the soCwtary Of the troasury
mon thoroughly % carry out the rro-
visions contained In this act, h. is hcre-
hy authorized ~ exchange any Of the
fund in the divis on Of the issue and n
demption for any other funds which
nav h IN the general fund In the tnas-
my department. provided that nothing
in this act shall q construed as rcpoal.
,ng that provision Of the act approved
Jnly Il, isa0. which provides there shall
h. q, ,istanding o. any time no more and
NO los OF trasuIy notes authorized by
said act lan silver bullion and standard
silver dollars coined iherefVm then
beld In tho vcasury and purchased with
said notes
Sec. g. That t.\e SECRETARY 81 the tIeAs'
ury h. and he Is hereby authorized g
rcocivc At the trcts ury any OF the cut
standing bonds In, vvn at,b per cen
tum bonds Of 1905, aud 4 per centun
consols 81 1907. issued .-ospcotivcly undei
act approved Jan. Il, i,'7S. and acts ap
proved July "a. 1870 aud Jan. 30, 1871
and 10 issue In exchange therefor con
pons or registered bonds Of the unitot
States In such form a. he may prascrihe
In denominations Of go or some mnin
pie Of that sum, hearing interest % TN
mto Of sis por ccntum, payable IN th'
United States 10 years from date Of thcu
issue and bonds horoby authorized shat
h. payable principal, and interest," n
United States gold coin Of proscnt stand
arb value and shall b. exempt from al
taxation by or under state. municipal o.
local authority. Provided, that none o.
the outstanding bonds shall b. rcccive'
al valuation groatcr than their prescnl
worth 70 yield an income OF sia peroon.
tum, and that binds hoUhy authorircd
shall h issued a. not less than par.
Soc. 1. That bonds auihorizd by thi
act and any other bonds Of the Units
States may hc deposited with the trcas
urcr Of the United Staiosas SECURITY 70
the circulation Of notes ofnational hank
ing association which may dcposi
bonds horcin authorized 20 h. deposito.
a. security for its circulating NOTES shal
b. entitled % receive from the comp
trollcr Of the currency and 10 issue sue
notes to the amount equal % the fac
value Of such bonds, provided that On
\ aggregate amount Of bonds dcpositc
hy any national banking associato
undor any Law shall nos exceed q
amour, Of is capital; and provided fu
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Judiciary Committee Has Agreed Up
on a Bankruptcy Bill.
MADE UP OF TWO BILLS
Tho Committee Takes the Nelson MAJ,
strikes Cot the EnaeiinE Clause
aud Adds the Henderson n1i
A. an Amendment Thereto.

ffWlshington, Dec. i6-The Judiciary
committee has agreed on a bankruptcy
bill and Il viii h. imported 10 the house
as early a. possible. Chairman Hendcr-
son was authorized to rcpcrt the senate
bill, Known a. the Nelson bin, to tho
house, with all after the enacting clause
strick IN out, and the Henderson bin. as
agrccd on, inserted a. an amendment or
substitute.
There worc two important changes
from the bill o. resolved BY the sub
committee Tho bill a. drawn provided
IN eject, that an liens erected BY iudg'
mani and levy or by attachment within
four months Of the adjudication IN hank.
uptcy should b. void, or II onforccd, 80
for the benefit Of the crodiiors, and alsc
that IN money collected By the enforce
meni % such a lien should b. paid over
20 the trustees when appointed. This !.
modified 30 that the liens viii not b. az
fected unless obtained by fraud The pro
visions Of the bin creating oflonscs pm
ishable by fine or Imprisonment wcrc al
so modified by making many such of
fonsas cause for rcfusing a discharge Ia
bankruptcy instead 0f punishable by
inn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17
Congressional Proceedings.

Washington, Dec. i6.-The proceed.
ings IN the senate yesterday wcrc en-.
hvonod by an interesting debate upon
the bill presented by the forcign rpla-
tons committee providing Tor the prohi.
bition ofpolagic scaling BY Americans
Tho bll passcd by = yote Of gS toit.
Mr. Mcbride Of Orcgon on,2asVf rid
20 scclrc the adoption Of his resolution
dircciing the SECRETARY Of war 20 sup
ply n lief 90 the suffering miners In tho
Klon Ike rogion and appIupriating
$4,000 for that purpose. The rcsolu.
ton vas amended 10 that the supplies
NIGH b. transported by means Of rim
deer Mr.. Mcbride consented that tn
resolution should b. r,committci % the
military Attain committee with the an.
dcrsiaI.ding that Il would b. promptly
reported. Tho session closed with a
spirits civil service debate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17
NEW FINANCIAL BILL.
One Prepared by Secretary Gage
Now Before Congress-
FULL TEXT OF THE BILL
Tt Provides For the Establishing Of q
Division Of fssue aud Redemption
sad ModiGer Laws HespcctinE
the National Banks.

Washington, Dec. i6.-The financial
bin Of Secretary Gage, submitted to the
committee on banking and currency OF
the house Of representatives, provides
FOR the rcfunding Of the national debt,
Cor the cstablis ing Of a redemption
fund and a division Of issue and r..
demption In the treasury Of the
United States, AID 20 modify existing
laws respecting national banks and foI
other purposes Il h a. follows,
BE Il enacted, ETC., that there shall BE-
established IN ths treasury department,
as part Of the Office Of the TREASURER Of
the United s,ates, division, TO b dca'
ignaicd and known a. the division Of Ia.
sue and redemption, 10 which shall hc
assigned, under UGH regulations as the
secretary Of the treasury may approve
all records aud accounts relating 30 h.
sue, redemption and exchange. as hare.
matter provided. Of several classes Of
United States paper money. There shall
b. transferred frlm the general fund IN
the treasury OF the United States and
taken up ON the books Of said division
as q redemption fund the sum Of $780,
900 900 In United States gold coin and
bullion. and such further sums Of stand
ard silver dollars and the silver bullion
purchased under the act Of congress ap
proved July u. 1890, a. shall equal al
yer certificates outside the treasury ant
treasury notes n 1890 outstanding on
the date when this act shall take effect
and thereafter gold and silver coin an'
bullion henaby transferred from th
general funds Of the treasury, as hereil
proyided, IN accordance with the proyis
ions Of this act, aud In NO other way.
SEC. 9. That al United States notes
trasury notes Of 1870 and silver cortih
Gates presented flr redemption shall b
redeemed frum the redemption fun
herein provided, IN accordance with Oh
terms Of existing laws. but notes an
certificates 10 r, eomed shall b. held In
and constitute a part u said fund, an
shall not b. with lnwn from said fun
nor disburscd. except In exchange for a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17

Washington, Dec. i6.-Tho exports Of
domestic merchandise during November
last amounted 70 slif,00S, 1901, a gain q
nearly t5,oo0,ooO a. oomparld with No
vemtcr, 1895.
The imports Of merchandise was tia,-
S52, S3i. Of which over % per cent was
a. ~ duty. Tho gain for the month
In tbe imports II dutiablc merchandise
was nYtr AA. a00.Oo0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17
WIN GO ous 81 na.lus...

Chicago, Dec. i6.-Tho Produce IA
changc Of Chicago win wind up iis AZ.
fairs and 50 ont of business A contro.
vorsy between members Of The exchange
a AZ the bOliom Of the trouble
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17

South McAlos,cr l. T., Dc i6.-Hali
a million tics scattered along rs miles
Of Tho Missouri and Kansas milroad
have hoon scizod BY tho Indian policc %
enforce tho payment OF OVER t0o,oOO due
the Chickaaw nation as royalty on tho
timber frum which the ties wcrc cut
Fully as many ties win b. sciKcd along
the Chociaw, Oklahoma and Gulf road
20 enforcc similar claims.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-17
WHEAT is SCARCE.
More uas Already Keen Sold rhan Ca
ne Actually Delivered.

10 NFFn1IIT U0IIFVT0Nl
Chicago Dec, William 7. Baker,
president Of the boari Of trade says with
inference 10 the unusual conditions In
wheat;
cash wheat Is az a premium over
future delivery hcro and In an parts Of
the world, hooause mon Of Il has been
sold than can b. delivered Wheat is
scarcc al over the world Not enough
was grown last year 60 supply the de-
mand America now has tho oppor.
tunitT 90 make its own prioe fwwhcat "
The age-herald., 1897-11-14

ffa.s ] ;-agisy v!-it ito friends at Green vile. Ky.
 line 1wickenham club opened The so- cza1 ssnsoln last night by giving a very enjoyable lhan in the club rooms. The dance was itlhe first of series of events that will be given every alternate Fri day evening throughout the season. Mu- sic was furnished by Prof. RaHJtenbeng and his orchestra Admong the pafi.fci- pants were: MT. and Mrs. W. I. Wellnan, aIdn. and Mrs. O. R. HundIey. Mr.. and A1as. H. s. Mathews of Montgomery, Dr. and Mis- F. E. Baldridge. Misses Grace Russell, Fletcher coxe, Sa1lie B. and BaTmes Richardson, Patton, Beirne, Rob- ertson, Ludlow, Lane of New Orleans, Matthews, Dement,, Mrs Barton of New Orleans AIessrs o. B. Patton, Sheplar, Fletcher. Stevens, Dr. Patton, Dr. Allen. Thomas, ofShaughnessy. A M. Carter, Young, Matthews, Rhett, Robertson Of Birmingham. Pratt and Harris of Nash
The age-herald., 1897-11-14
HUNTSVILLE.

Three successful presentations of 'eHhe Miloado" this week by Huntsville anna teurs we're very gratifying to the lovers of music in this city. The local voeal- ists who took part added ito their rep uta tons. The troupe will go to Decatur next week and give performance if a date can be arranged.
 ifs. M. Walker and Miss Mary Brb.ton, popular young people of New Market, were married at thlat place Wednesday y afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides s parents by Rev. c. P. Talaferro
 Miss Laura Weill entertained Tuesday evening in compliment to several visit ing young ladies. The evening was pleas- artly- siper. in dancing and games.
 Mrs. J. L. McCrucken's annual chrys- anthamum exhibition occupied the a.t- tention of society Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Many varieties of flow CTS were exhibited, all of which were reared in Mrs McCra cken's greenhouse. This exhibition is am annual event of great interest to uhe ladies of the city.
 Mrs D. Mendel entertained at eucill'e "Wednesday afternoon in compliment to Rfits. Max Laipdauer, of Montgomery. Tn the games of eucfre prizes were cap- tuned by Mrs. P. Strornbeig and Mrs. Mendel.
 The Young Peoples Whist club held its regular weekly meeting Tuesday night The weekly prizes were won by Miss Laura Veil and San Adler,
 The Steflbnlg Bicycle club, which fur nished pleasant recreation flor wheelRa en fast autumn, 9lats bsen revived and the club makes weekly run to some one of the neighborlhing towns.
 Chief Justice Robert c. Brickell and Mls. BrfclSeil have returned from short visit to Birmingham.
 AIr and CIrs. H. J. Matthews. who were rnarrled in Birmingham Tuesday, spent a day in Huntsville, en route to Ashe- vile, N. c.
 Judge and Mrs. John Bruce have gone to Birmingham to remain few days before going to Montgomery.
 Mrs FulaInlS BrandOn4 of Woodlawrl, is Risiting Mrs. W. H. Moore.
 Mrs. S. r. Black has re,urned to Attn ems. after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Steele.
 Miss Virginia Morton, of Green Grove, is visiting hl-s. J. E. Gardin r.
 Miss Ellen Timherlake has returned
The age-herald., 1897-11-14
THOSE HOTEL BLANKETS.
Fannie Mitchell and Man in CoaIburg on Trial
 on Account of Them.

Some time ago lot of blankets and ether articles were stolen from the Op- ela House hotel. Their disappearance was mysterious, and no trace could be found of them. It was stated yesterday evening that in all about $500 worth of the articles had been stolen.
 The case possessed many peculiar fea- lures. The officers were nearly at a loss to account for the mysterious disappear ance, when John Simmons was arrested on charge of receiving and concealing stolen property. It was thought he could throw some light on the disappearance of the blankets. In the inferior crknlnad court recently he was sent Ito Coalburg.
 A few days ago Deputy Sheriff J. B. Marshall arrested Fannie Mitchell, a coFoned dan1Sel, on a charge of grand ualceny. It was said she stole the arti- cles from the hotel.
 According to an aittache of the inferior count, Fannie was employed by the ho- tel mana gement. While performing her duties it is thought she stole the arti- cles. The job was not done in a day. It extended over quite period, and so we'll were all traces obhterated that their disappearance was not noticed.
 After nearing all the testimony in the case and lengthy arguments by the at- torney Judge Feagin announced that he would reserve his decision until Monday.
 The trial developed the fact that the value of the articles, the theft of which the charge was based upon, was SIP. The fact that a hotel was held not to be a dwelling reduced the charge to petit larceny.
 Under these conditions, in case of a conviction, the inferior court could ex- ercisa final jurisdiction. Fannie has been confined iE the county jail and was removed to that bastile after the trial. Another case of petit larceny against her was continued until tomorrow.