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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

TRUSTEES SALB.-WHEREAs By A
da, certain deed ,s Of trpst. dated the 18th
oae Of FL Tie a court IN the
Of f. the City Of Norfolk, Va, In deed book
lisa, page 1s5, c. L. Townsend ct ais Of
soribed real estate to w. ". Sale Of Nor-
Contract Building and Loan Association
OF 81 200, and whereas the said deed Of trust
provides, by reference to the bylaws, II
rns gpanto Dr. t Shonld be IN default Of the
fines upon the said loan for the space Of
three months after tine same shall fall due,
premium, dues and fines shall, at the OPP
ton Of the said company, become due and
payae bic Immediately thereafter, and may
be enforced and recovered at once, and de-
fault having been made in the pay
ments Of the aforesaid for moro THAN
said company has exercised its opinion and
aemanded payment Of the said principal
sum sum. With With its interest, premium, dues md
virtue OF the premises and having been re-
qsnested 50 to do by the beneficiary, will
URDAYT, the 3rd day Of APRiT, 1857, at IL
noon, the following described real estate
ALL TinAr CERTAiN LOT OR PAR
GEL OF LAND, situate in the city or Nor
follows: Beginning at a point Of the east
ern line OF Reservoir avenue at a distance
|SouthWardly along said avenue. 1913 feet
from the southeastern corner Of Reservoir
and Claiborne avenues; thence from So id
beginning southwardly along said Reser-
feet in line parallel to Willoughby avenue;
thence northwardly to a line % feet: thence
WeStwardly 50 feet to the point OF Begin
ming, Being the same premises which We're
conveyed TO G. Il. Townsend by w E
Meredith, Minnie Meredith, hif wife, and 8.
Meredith. by their deed dated the 18th day
OF September, 1885, and duly recorded In
deed book ZIG, page GA. t..- RI "a.
TERMS-CASfl. The amount due under
the aforementioned deed OF trust is
$I,265.16, as Of the LIST day of February, 1891.
w. w SALE, Trustee.
III BYRD, BALDWIN 6. CO.,
ma23-tds -Aucuoneers,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
HEREFORD.

HEREFORD, y. G., March o2-(speciaD,-
This was the first day OF court. ana q
large crowd was present
MI. aaron Macht has removed 10 New
burne, and will open a store there
Mr.. George IF Newly has returned
from Baltimore. :
Mr.. s. D. Jones and wife have gone
80 their home in Plymou III.
The old historic Eagle hotels name
mas been changed, and st will hereafter
De known as the Newby house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
Honesty and Virtue.

There IS moro honesty and virtue
contained in bottle Of Salvation Oil,
than in any other linimcnt known.
Mrs. A. FIDDLER, 1864 Palcthorp ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, confirms this truth:
She found Salvation Oh! to be an cx-
cellent remedy for rheumatism, stiff
joints, bruises, etc, and thinks it
should always be kept in the house."
Don't listen to the dcalor's arguments
IN favor Of n substitute. Insist on get
ting Salvation Oil, 1t costs only Is cts.
CANNON'S PHARMACY, a2o Butte street,
AAdFRED r WEST. 2le Main st.
HEISTAED'S ATLANTIC CITY DRUG
" . OItE. ------- --- -- - M u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
BY II. L. Page & Co, Auctioneers. No. ca
Bank street.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
Berkeley at auction. VIII bt. sold at
public auction to the highest bidder. with
out limit or reserve, on WEDNESDAY.
March 81, 1897, at u o'clock m, ut the Nor
folk Real Estate and Stock Exchange, No.
236 Main street.
1st. Those three valuable lots, rs by lOl
It. 4 inches, each situated on the northwest
corner OF Berkeley Avenue and Main Street.
I'd. Those three valuable lots, % by log
IT. inches each to u Z foot lane. situated
on Berkeley Avenue, between the rrCDs!-
ties OF Jones & Spcigni.
Sd. Those valuable lots, &c by Sc It. each
to a I foot lane, on the southeast corner OF
Virginia and Cross Streets.
These lots are the finest residential lot8
IN Berkeley, and are situated OH the new
electric line.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In ! and
. years, with per cent. interest, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
II. L. PAGE G. Co,
Inr2O-tds Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
cling her arrival at New London.
The Wilmington will take her trial
trip on Tuesday
PERSONAL.

Miss Sallie Lpscomb, who came to
this city in a state Of ill health several
weeks ago upon a visit to Mrs L. e.
Lipscomb, has been completely restored
TO health by THE salubrious atmosphere
or East END. and will leave for her home
III Richmond to-day after g very pleas
ant visit.
Miss Virginia Robinson returned yes
terday evening from an extended visit
to relatives and friends in Washington.
Rev. Father Donohue spent Monday
with friends at Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
AUCTION sALEs-TH1s Day.
Byl the Morris Auction House. 81 New
Market Place. +:

spSO,OOO 3tule, Carpets, etc, Of the New
a a1rn nurRuturs Co.: zig Church street. at
Mn;. W., WI! sell for account Of the
ing ,o MONDAY, MORNING, MARCH 22nd,
at ~ O'clock, oil the stock contained there
Suits, Hall Racks, PER- and Niantel Mil
r r, SiqSboards. Extension Tables, Bed
55tt;eads. Wardrohes. Book Cases. Desks.
and Fancy Tables. .Linole,lms, oil Cloths.
Matungs, Rugs. Floor Mats, Wire Mats.
Toilet Sets, Clocks, Easels. Picti1res
Quilts, Canopies, Curtain Poles, Lace Cur.
tatns, Porueres, Ladies' Writing Desks.
&c. In fact, everything contained in "a
hrst-class furniture establishment
Sale every day from 10 a. m. to b. m.
Ladies especially invited to attend sale
r. r. MORRIS, "a
nazl-u Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
THINKS II a WINNER.
Ex.MnhngcrMcFarln Writes Cheer
tngly OF N0rEolk's BusebnlI Team.

Following are extracts from a letter
received by the management Of the
Norfolk Baseball Club from Claude Nc
team:
Il am ;ufl ready to report for work. 1
eXpect 10 spend some days ut West
baden with the. Louisville Club in prac-
ace, and am now in fairly good con-
ditlon When the season opens you will
find me in the best shape. and I will
give all my energies and efforts toward
making the team u winner
Judging from the men that Manager
Smith is getting together I. think the
club Will be e. winner this season r
feel confident that we will come out in
the lead. and no efforts OF mine Will be
lacking to attain that end"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
The Wilmington Arrivea.

New London, Conn, March 22-The
gunboat Wilmington arrived here ut s
o'clock this morning. II looks now as
though tho first trial will not be had
until Thursday. Only two members Of
the trial board have put in an appear
ance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
James A. Freeman & Co.,
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 422 Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sale Wednesday, March 81, '97, at Il n

at the Exchange n. e. corner Third and
,gGS r. Walnut streets. Philadelphia
s Gs:a.sGss.Eis TUG BOAT GEORGE ".
Smith. Built Brooklyn, 1852. Hull wood.
3lS2 gross and l7.42 net tons; engine, 16xls:
boiler, 6Xl2. mr23g7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

No foreigner Is allowed to be forty
eight hours on Turkish soil without a
pass, Nl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
1nr20-t

PIX VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF THE
- following deeds OF trust, we will pro-
coed to sell at public auction In front Of
the Norfolk county courthouse door, In
the city Of Portsmouth, Va, on WEDNES.
DAY, the 9th day Of March, 1897. ct IL
O'Clock m. the following real estate:
THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
"a. boundea or the south by
Wayerly street; on tho east by
Parker street, and Oh the North and west
by land, now or formerly owned BY J.
Hodges, being lot No. 13l OF the plat OF
Campostclln lots Of I3. b. Wilson. Deed of
trust made by Matilda Cuffee, formerly
Rawles) and Hillary Cuflee dated Novem-
Der oath. 1891, and recorded in deed book
$50, p. l31, Clerks office Of Norfolk county
:. THOSE EICnT. CERTAIN LOTS.
and designated as Nos. ), !, s, :,
III, 8. . and 70, according TO the
plat made by g. II. Eargroves for w.
c. Lowry. Lots 3. and front on Hodges
! road and lots g. Z, S, and 10 front on
Broad street. Deed of trust made by Wal
ter c. Lowry, ct uX.. dated April 18th. 1895.
and recorded In deed book 200 page, 222,
said clerks office.
| TERMS: CASH.
FOSTER BLACK,
ALVAII Fl. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN D. GILL, +
| ma1i-tds Trustees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
q certain deed Of trust from Thomas
II. lIil and wife, bearing date December
Office Of the Norfolk county court / shall
proceed to sell at public auction in front
of the courthouse door Of said county, on
o'clock m, ell that certain lot Of land with
the improvements thereon, known as num-
Der a. on the plaS or the Camposte lots
Of Francis Richardson.
TERN1S-CASH.
WM. H. BARNES,
mal4-tds Trustee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Among the eN-Virginia Leaguers in
the Western League this year are Louis
Lippel.t. with Milwaukee, and Getttnger.
with Grand Rapids. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
PROBABLY GONE DOWN
Ike British Bark Fort William from England
to Newport News Long Overdue.
THE HELENA LEAVES FOR HER TRIAL TRIP
Eorced 10 Put Back to Old Point
on Account OF Fogs Outside-Tha
MntnhdIn at Newport News-MouEh
fassnse OF tho WIlmIngtou-Shc
WILL be Tested To-day.

Newport News, Va, March 22-(Spe-
claD.-The Ram Katahdin came here to-
DAY from Old Point and will take
LOU tons OF coal. II. she is as formid-
able as she is ugly, Hampton Roads IS
We'll protected.
The British steamer Fort William.
which sailed from North Shields, Eng,
tor Hampton Roads on Dec. 1G, with a
load Of kanite. has never been heard
from since. She Is probably lost with
all on board 1
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Harry TRULY, who played second base
for Norfolk, and late for the Colts, is
now one Of the Kansas City team for
the coming season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
Had a ROUGH TIME.

~ scicSfhin was received here ycstcr-
u.,y 'iltHInoon from Mayor w. a. Post.
Mno sa'led ON the gunboat Wilmington,
announcing the arrival or tho Graf, nrc
sandy Hook ait 1870 D. m. veaierdow
Up 70 the closing Of this report no nd
vices nave been received here announ-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Paddy Rollins has been signed by
Brocl>ton and has been instrumental in
bringing with him to that team Shek-
ard and Gochnauer, both Of Portsmouth
last year. KID McKenna, Of Lynchburg
Is also with this team.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Frank Houseman wants to break into
the big league again. He claims TO be
free to sign anywhere. Housman was
with Washington several years ago. A
bad wing put him out of the business
at that time.-SportinS News. House
man was also with Richmond two years
ago and bad playing put him out Of this
league.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

By Byrd, Baldwin & Co., AuctioDeers.
Rooms % and 70 Haddington Building,
Norfolk, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
= ANNes sses

all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm
proved patterns Also repairing at the
shortest notice. PARTICULAR attention to
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler tubes
any engineer, and are warranted to atop
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
THE NEW BRIDGE.

1t IS reported that a proposition will
De submitted to the Common Council
AT It's next meeting by which the Chesa-
peake q ONO railway company and the
newport News. Hampton s; Old Point
hallway company will agree to advance
the amount OF the citys share OF the
expense OF constructing the Twenty
elshth street bridge provided that such
advance may operate as q credit on the
taxes OF the companies named that may
come due. The amount OF the sum
heeaed IS $4,000. and each company will
advance 50, 0G0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23
ENCOUNTERED FOES.

Ihe gunboat Helena steamed out OF
me harbor OF Newport News at O'clock
yesterday morning on her way to New
licial trial trip Wednesday on Ting
Island Sound. When the Helena ar
rived yesterday in the lower bav she
iound That there was heavy fog ou,-
sue sue. She consequently put back 10 Old
rent where she remained las, night
journey. ~ ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Secretary Nolan. Of the Texas League,
says In regard 10 the new coaching rule:
IF that rule Is enforced I don't know
what Mike O'Connor, N1cCloskey and
Shaffer are going to do this season
They Will talk themselves to death when
the umpire Is out OF their reach. There
could be only one fate worse for them
that Of being compelled to keep silent
or having to wear muzzles What O
horrible fate 1t would be for them"
From the above 1t Is assumed that
Shaffer, our first baseman, who Is re-
ferred to. must be somewhat Of O voci-
ferrous and irrepressible coacher.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

NIr. James Nolan, the secretary Of the
Texas League, has the following to say
IN reply to the criticisms Of Sam Taub
OF Nolan's unofficial averages OF the
Texas League last year, and in which
our big first baseman. Shalfer, Is laudel
for his batting ability:
Mr.. Taub was clever enough to gold
brick Boston into buying Jimmy Slagle.
| admit, but he was not honest enough
to treat Charley Shafier, u much better
man, right. Had Shaffer got his just
dues In Houston he would have led this
ieague IN hitting and could have been
sold to the Boston Club II he had his
release wouldn't be offered to every
Eastern and Western League CLUB like
Slagle's was"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-23

Bobby Langsford has landed with
Evansville, where he will play third
base.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21
HARRIS COUNTY NoTARtss

The following completes the list of liar.
ris county notaries recommended by sem
ator Burns and Representatives Roland
and Browne. approved by tae governor
and confirmed today In executive session
by the senate,
II, II, nooley, \, " Knight, Henry 4
pannenbaum. Houston ~ ". Thompson
Webster; frank f. Arn!,n, John r. Ashe
Charles E Ashe, Jesse Andrews, jacob c.
BALDWIN, q, NJ. beanchamr l. Iurgheim
George \. Byers. j. IL, Bright. ]. d. sry
ant c, w Breeding, Robert E. BREEDING
James II, Berry. w T. Brown. William r.
Clement, W Y. carothels. u D. Cooley
houston J. W. Cook, Lyurhbnrg. 8 a
Cochran. Houston John A. Capisn. La
Porte John W. Campbell. Deer parl, l.
NJ Quincy. James A. Carbary A. u. Cobn
a.. L. Conway, Thomas l. Coleman, j.. W
1rag; H. A. Chadwick, lr,, W n. coch.
Wis, J. u Davenport, n v. Dsniel' " 4,
neMerfltt. c, A. Edling. J. S. Pagan. FRED
", Fox, Thomas Z. Ford George IA
Crises; William NJ, Giles. Il. l.. GUY, MI.
ham IL. Gayle, r. u. Gaut, \. NJ. Gentry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21
AFTERNOON SESSION

A. 'hs opening Of tho afternoon session
he senate found ii4eif in q perplealnx Iar-
iiamentsry tangie over the free conference
11''rri tfes rcpor, on the foe blll the point
in controversy being wheeler or not the
previous quesiloa ordered this morning,
nneef which Tho senate refused to reject
the report had been dissolved By the noon
adjournment
Nr. Iilleti assumed hat such was the
Gaze ant moved Jhai The seuaio adou, the
ye.@ft referred 10. 80 cogal.Ance Of dis
motion was i&scn. and Mr. Rogers moved
70 fst9tSldef The vote. after which MIR
cough SAD he would withdraw his motion
n1i 70 ADOPT ihe report made this morning
8r helgaiu Argued ,hRt ihe refusal 10
'r!eti me report ~aR virtually an aloutiou
q, - submitting the rules Of congress In
STANDARDIZATION. The motion VI Air. Cough
"a a double one TO refuse to acreut mo
fei1f' aud 70 adopt tho house amendments
20 ihr Waylaad bill which Nh polnuit,
ooAiendea should have been decided In
eieh event The Wayiand bin could not bo
PLACED before the sonata
SIR. jester yielded the chair TO NJ,
bailey, @ho, after other arguments hal
b'tt. Offered, ruled the question was upon
ths acceptance o, the hOure amendments Ia
the "ayisnd bill the motion OF Mr. Cough
having BEEN put as q double one rendering
me previous question sim IN effect.
dr. colquiu appealed from This docls. on
aud The chair was Sustained
MI Gc&s moved the vote OF this morning
be ruconsiicred which The chair ruled olt
Of order, and the senator appealing, me
chair was again sustained.
ar colquitt raised the point that The
senate eonld not act upon the house
amendments TO the Wayland bill. the same
having been rejeciod on a former lay and
the vote not having been roconsldored rho
chair oyerruled the point and put The vote
which Killed the wayland bill for the sec
onh time, this time the vote resulting .
| ayes II. noes -.
Mr.. Atlee served notice that he regarded
the ruling Of Mir Bailey unparliam,uiary
| and refused 10 vote
The sine die resolution setting the da,
a. May 81 al II a IN. having been received
| from the house. Dir. Lewis called II up.
| Dir. coiIuiu raised another point that
| ,he Tree conference committee report on tha
| Zee biil "as before the senate.
hr Lewis argud the resolution was the
hishss, class Of privileged natter, hut Mr.
bality, AS Chairman. ruled otherwise and
save ths chair again to Lieutenant Coy
| ernor Jester
Mr. bailey took the floor and spoke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21

D. d. iIutchison. Miss j. w. fucker W II
ti"yhes. John $. Hoover S. II. Huston
1,,haru H. Hanna, X. NJ, Hall Georu. "A
,l"ft"eii' H. X, Herring, Robert II. Hanna
w. - toward. Z. w, HAIL, j. j. iIussey'
~ ~ Heldinssfelder, Houston j l. i,aTd,,
Stueoner Jacob II. Hiltpold. Horl,Iev. Il
+, Johnson, il. D. johnson, Frank A.
Jones ,o' Lewis A. Kottwl,z. w. n k.ahl
INN INN henhedy. N, klgour. Emile a.
n''ippr' j.. i, ki1d, q. ". Kidd Ike n
nn'huiey' X. a. I-ohans. W. L. Lane. Fred
MASON. Austin Miller. Miss u NJ
M'hney, u. II, MaoNicol, II. MaImrren
:. Meek, j. c. $. Morrow. / r M,hnnsy
N N Murchison, John A. Mi.roy. r.. =
c"oWV,"gue; Hugh j. o'Nenl. W. b. osIer
W. Nelson, y. Repsdorph 7. II, n,idge.
way John II. Ruby, T. j. Ronfrn Hons.
ION "; H. Rodocker Webster: n ~ sco,t
u, H. schWander Charles r Schulz, n w
S.ihhphs James C. Stanley. Georen r
spencer, Charles E. semple, ,Sred stin, u
scr 's mho, n j: sharp L. il. r. sehnei-
p.f' ihomas H. Stone, L. b. N. schneider
n A. schaefer Seth Il. Tracy s.anl.v
~ thompson, n, j. n Taub, NJ. T1nI<ersIev
W thompson, William X. Tuce"r coo,o y,
=, ~. lofrey, A. *, Taylor, c. ], T,r,,,h,rr,
frank Templeton. George = ,.,., MY
~ a. Vasmer, W. c. War,ev ~ w Nool'
l. "a Weiner It. b. WiIinms p va
la 1uy, o. ~, West, John r. Wiley, Il. s. Wi
,,anss' harvey 7. p Wilson. l.. " Yes,,er
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21
TIL; HOUSE.

Austin. Texas May O--Immediately
after the delivery of the opening PRAYER
this morning the house went undor call
again on Evans of Grayson pending mo
ton to table MIR Blalrs motion to reject
the report OF the free conference commit
toe on the fee bin. The house refused to
excuse the ahsentees and Mir, Evans un-
dertook to withdraw his motion to table
but objection was made to its withdrawal
and Mr. Blair raised the point Of order
that as ind cali OF the house nd been
ordered upon it 1t could not now be with
drawn.
The point of order was sustained and
Mr Dennis undertook TO call up he SEN
ate bill providing for the abolition uf the
gate system" on railroads AID suoecs dod
with the assistance OF vote cf % 10 ~.
Mn fiill oil Gonzales opposed tho passage
OF tho bill, and mt the conclusion OF his re-
marks MIR. Drew moved that the hous. do
not concur In the senate amendments TO
his occupation tax bill and ,sked that n
request for free conference committee
be made
Mr.. Turner thought the amendments
Mere all right and urged concurrence
therein.
Mar Drew stated that his principll
objection 10 the senate amendments was
that they struck out the mileage tax on
street car companies as well IA the per-
ccniage tax on wharf companies He did
not believe In collecting occupation taxes
on peanut stands and like small concerns
while letting the big corporations 10 scott
free,
Tho previous question having been or
derad Mr. Drew's motion Was defeated by
vote OF bs TO n.
At this stage OF the proceedings the
doorkeeper announced the irriyal OF a
messenger from the governor and the word
went down the line that said messenger
was the bearer Of veto OF the apnroprla-
tion bill, Members crowded around the
reading clerks desk and when 1t became
evident that the surmises To the
nature of the messages were correct shouts
OF "hurrah for Charlie" and good for
tho hoy governor arose When the read
ing was concluded the greatest confusion
prevailed. amid which Mr., Ward secured
recognition aud introduced concurrent
resolution providing for adjournment sina
die at 6 o'clock this evening,
Speaker Dashicll left the stand and said
that the message OF the governor made II
evident that an extra session was inevitable
and the sooner II was begun the better
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21
rrc.. A..ncintinn nc.nlu1inn.

Austin Texas, May 20--At meeting of
tho Capital City Press club today the fol-
lowing memorial was unanimously adopted.
with those who weep for the dead. the
Capital city Press club would minele lis
tears, for the loss OF brother Is felt in
'he leatn OF Julius L. Watson, There was
mingled In his great soul a peculiar geni,s
for. success He laughed at misfortunc's
influence and bla2ed the way for weaker
men ne lived To exemplify what stout
nsart ana master brain may do. The touch
OF MS genius is felt by us ami the lessons
ne leaves behind are dearer heritage
man the temporal monuments he has
hulided; II was destined that he should
60 ana while we shall sadly need the
sound OF voice that Is husbed and ,hn
touch OF hand that Is stillcd." great
good must come from such life as his
We would offer 10 those who are LEFT and
whom ne loved best the hearts ana hands
OF ms friends. who are proud to have been
OF the same craft as he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21

There was no use waiting untA Monday
so adjourn, as the call for an extra session
could be issued Immediately and work be-
sun on I; by Monday. The ISSUE Vas made
now ana the members should meet Il Ike
mon and he trusted the resolution would
the adopted
~ the cAaelusioa o. Mr pAshiens re-
marks motions sna counter tnoilogs few
thick AND fast until finally Mr. Bailey Sc
CURED vcccSnltjoa and moved SO adjourn un.
pi O'Clock, The rSsicy ,tNt book e'h
crowd hcwled and snorted but IL WAS no
use and the Bailey molten prevailed and
The house dissolved until y. IL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-21
THE STATE CAPITAL.
CHARTERED.

Austin. Texas, May eO,-The following
charters We're filed With the secretary of
state today:
Tho Texas Petroleum OIL company of
Norsicana. Capital stock. Sl00, 600 Incor-
porators. James Garitty, ]. l.. Whteselle.
charles IL. Allyn, j. l.. Autry. Fl. Il. Kins-
Ice, g. H. Moore of Corsieana: j. T. Wood.
H. IL. chatam OF Waco h. Oliver, Gro 4 :
beck; William Euders OF Dallas
Hudson Classical school OF Cleburne
Texas, with no capital stock. Trustees, C,
y. Hudson W, + Ramsey. l.. b, Davis and
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srnding for the scnntor..

Austin Texas, May 20, in accordance
with the resolution adopted tonight presl-
aeh' Jester depu,iscd n, s. Napier, post
master and Y. II, Pace. assistant SER
seahtat-arns OF the senate, to convey
the bodies OF Senators Neal and Turney
before the bar OF the senate to vote upon
the fresler text book bin, Mr., Napier will
depart tomorrow ON the Houston aud Texas
Central for Nayasota. Senator Meals homo
and MIR Pace leaves for El Paso after Sem
aior Turney early In the morning.