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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-12
THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II 1898

Dec ......6iikG64fs 655s 6ilA 651zq655s
May ....-65A u65k 664 65A co.'s
Corn, No. ,
Dec ......SlssG31% 3l7sQ32 3l$ SlsQS2
May .S3AaS39s 1925 S3l4GS32s 1875
oats. No. =
Dec ......235s 2}as 2312q237s "a
May .....24l2 245s4Z4%i 2il2 45sQAA
Mess pork per barrel
Dec .......s - s2l2 s 7 SLY 81 S21z SIS
Jan ........ s. 924z 50 sZ12
Lard. per lO0 Lbs
Dec ...'.... 4 s2I 4S7lh 4 S2H S714
Jan ........ 40 AS 49O 92ls
Short Ribs. per 100 Lbs
Jan ....... as l57k i55 5794
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady; No 3 spring wheat 62Qt5c; No. 2
red, G6i4c; No. corn. 32u32lsc: No. ? vel
low corn 321l G329sc; No. oats, f. o. b.,
025lac; No. white, 2S12c; No 8 white,
25h027l4c; No. ? rye, soc: No. barley, 30
0l9c; No. / fax seed, CSC; prime timothy
seed. 81. 25; mess pork, per barrel $3.50
1880; lard, per 100 pounds S4.8712q4. 3i2;
short rib sides loose, 81 .9Oa5 10; dry salt
ed shoulders boxed, 49s4t#c; short Gear
sides. boxed. Sl.S5Q4.95; whisky, distiliers'
finished goods. per gallon. 1925.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Burg,
New York.-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Lindhurst (BD. Cawley Mar
seilles.-W. w. Wilson, agent.
Bark Adolph Ger, Andersen, Rotter-
dam.-Dahl & Andersen.
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Per British steamship Mantnea for Bre-
men-7 99S bales cotton valued at $2O3 05l.
Per British steamship Neither Holme, for
Bremen-5,5i9 bales of cotton, valued at
SIS.
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vessels Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Mantinea (BD Muleahy, Bre-
men.-W. w. Wilson, agent
Steamship Neither Holme (Br). Wilson,
Bremen.-W w. Wilson, agent.
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Steamship Gate City, Boston.
Steamship Hldawell (BD, Bremen.
Schooner John S. Deerng, Jacksonville
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Phases of the Moon for November.

Last quarter, 9Th, hours and % min
utes. morning; new moon, 18th, hours
and 20 minutes, evening; first quarter, 20th
II hours and minutes, morning; full
moon. 9th, 10 hours and 80 minutes, even
ing; moon in apogee 4th; moon in peri
gree, 18th.
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Nora CNor), 76O tons, Melberg, in distress,
condemned.--Dahl & Andersen.
Vanadis (Rus), 1,O24 tons, Ahistorm, Ply
mouth, for Darien, dismasted.-Dahl &
Andersen.
Augustine (Nor). $50 tons, Olsen, ldg naval
stores, Europe.-Dahl & Andersen.
Veronica CNor) $50 tons, Petersen, ldg
naval stores, Europe.-Dahl & Andersen.
La Mariucca QtaD, 5S2 tons, Lubrano, dis
charging ballast-Dahl & Andersen.
Bravo (Nor), 44O tons Andreasen, ldg
naval stores. Europe.-Dahl & Andersen.
Adolph Ger, S67 tons, Andersen, Rotter-
dam-Dahl & Andersen.
Nanny (Ger) $50 tons, Gewald, New Or
leans, for Cadiz, in distress.-Strachan &
Co.
Schiller Ger, 1927 tons. steinborner, ldg
naval stores Europe.-Paterson, Down
ing & Co
Margrethe CNo) 1,123 tons. Larsen, dis
charging salt-Paterson, Downing & Co.
julius Palm (Swd), 800 ions, Jacobsen, ldg
naval stores, Europe.-Paterson, Down
ing & Co.
Ariel (Nor), $40 tons, -.-James FOLEY.
Topdal CNor), 81 tons. Johansen, Bristol.
james Foley.
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New York.-Ocean Steamship Company.
VIM. Lawrence SO tons, Willis, Balti-
MORE. j. Carolan, agent
George Pyman. l ,34 tons (Br, Parkes, ldg
cotton, Decentralization & Co.
Lindhurst (Br), 1903 tons, Cawley ldg
cotton, Genoa.-W. w. Wilson, agent.
Mantinea CBD.r1,737 tons, Mulcahey. cid
cotton for Bremen.-W. w. Wilson,
Agent.
Netherholme (B), 1885 tons, Wilson, cid
cotton for Bremen.-W. w. Wilson,
Agent.
cambridge (Br), 1,193 tons. Gardiner, ldg
cotton for Genoa.-Wilder & co.
Glenwood (Br), 1858 tons, Michigan, dis
charging sulphur; to Id cotton for Bre-
men.-Wilder & Co.
Cleaning BO, 2,248 tons, Learmouth, ldg
lumber, Liverpool.-GeOrg!a Export and
Import Company.
Acara (Br) 2,677 tons, Williamson, ldg cot
ton for Bremen.-Georgia Export and
Import Company.
Piympton (BD, Moon, ldg cotton for
Bremen.-Georgia Export and import
Company.
Administer CBr) - tons, Clark ldg cot
ton, Richardson & Barnard.
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Savannah Almanac.

Sun rises 629 and sets at 300
High water at Tybee to-day al 5:54 a. m.
and 6:17 p m. High water at Savannah
one hour later.
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tt received new impetus from the strength
OF special stocks.
The shorts in Sugar became nervous as
a result of the high long rate for stocks,
and covered some heavy lines, raising the
price 2$s; Union Pacific preferred was
rushed up to 69l4, Brooklyn Transit above
60. and Peoples Gas above lO7. Prices
generally rose 10 near the best again in
sympathy with this movement. and invited
renewed buying for outside account
through commission houses. But the lev
el was not maintained in the last hour,
when call money was marked up 10 2i2
per cent, and prices fell away through
the list. Earlier gains were wiped out in
the Changers. the Pacifics except Union
Pacific preferred, the Southern stocks and
many specialties, including Federal Steel
The decline Of the last hour was accom-
panied by increased activity, indicating a
disposition toward liquidation.
The bond market was again phenome-
nal.y active, and embraced "A great Vari-
etv Of issues The AtchisOn adjustment
As were. however, easily the leaders, with
total sales of a par value of nearly 5000
go. This bond advanced per cent. TO
7SA, and reacted "a in the late dealings.
The Atchiscn general As were also large
~ taken. Prices were generally higher
than yesterday. though the highest of the
day were not maintained. Total sales
amounted to S9235,OOO.
L. S. SIS declined i in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks We're 733,5O)
shares. including Z. OBS Atchison; 1916
do preferred; 2S,S60 Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy; 1870 Louisville and Nash
vile: S,S76 Manhattan; so 44O Northern Pa
cific: 1915 Missouri Pacific; 1870 Rock
Island: 242l6 Union Pacific; $500 St
Paul; Sc, 375 Union Pacific preferred; 1886
Southern Railway preferred; %, $50 Tobac-
co; 31,525 Peoples Gas; $3.50 Bay State
Gas; 1910 Federal Steel; =, $50 do prefer
red L, 1855 Tennessee Coal and Iron; $3.50
Sugar; 7lS5 United States Rubber; $40
Chicago Great Western.
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VESSELS IN PORT NOV. IL.


city Of Birmingham, 1852 tons. Burg,
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PAINE, MURPHY & co.,

-B r o < Z K s.
Orders Executed over Our Private wires
COTTON. STOCKS GRAIN s. PROVISIONS
For Cash or on Margins
Local Securities bought and sold
Telephone $50
Lizard Of Trade Building. Jackson Building
saw uunah. Ca Atlanta. ga
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Plant System.

Trains Operated by Time-One
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-27
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
ATTEST
J. DOann.
Clerk.

Sealed p~rOsoSals for furnishing 100
csrds Of wood to be delivered at the Ne
ada State Prison, will be received up to
(but not including) Thursday, December
/. 1898, when proposals will be opened III
the Office of the Secretary of State, at
Carson City. Nevada, in the presence Of
bidders at HOO Il. IN. Bidders will state
IN their proposals the portion of above
quantity and kind Of wood they will fur
nish and price per cord.
Bid to be directed to the Clerk of the
Board of State Prison Commissioners
Carson City, Nevada, and endorsed Pro
pOeals for wood. The Board reserve s
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order Of the Board
Attest;
J. DOa1e,
Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-27

PRINTING.
w. L. Mackev. foreman -------S lai 90
Mrs. C~harbOnncau, binder ---. ; ~
Morning Appeal, off, advt. 80 90
Frank Craven, wood u 90
Wells Fargo Il Co., eNpressage- > 90
J. l.. Epstiue, plumbing -- 50
p. \. Wagner. hardware-- Is
Total 8 -, IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-12
CRY DREvIrIEs.

Mrs Dr. T. J. Boyies ard Mrs NJ NJ.
Queen are at home on Thursdays.
.;rs r. f. Dunbar viii have charge OF the
sh,iicripg Arms tea room today. Lunch
from u tin Main, rear Congress
The siale executive committee OF the wo-
mas Christian Temperance luton will meet
n Houston Ia the early part OF February
Al, entertainment and hop viii he given by
tha Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent society at
Momenore hall next Monday night, Janu-
arS ~.
There are undeilycred kilograms a, the
Western Union Office. III Main street. for
MT " Brown. Janlie Dempsey aud F.. K.
McCariy.
slct, who was captured IN Houston Sunday
night hy the police, was yesterday taken
back 10 Eagle Lake
The executive committee TO arrange for the
celebration q 81. Patrick day by ihe En-
NETS and Hihernians viii meet at Emmett
han this afternoon al o'clock.
This Great Expectation club will meet a.
tn residence Of Mrs. Presley X. Ewing this
morning al 10 o'clock. The club viii here
after NEE, on Wednesdays instead al Tues
dask. an heretofore.
The Afion 9narse,ie Is arranging 10 give =
concert on the last Thursday OF this month In
he chapel Of the First Presbyterian church
The quartettc will he assisted by the church
chcit. with Mr.. Henry Breaker as orrsnir,
ana delightful progranirpc may be expected.
deputy Sheriff WynHs returned yesterday
from Fort Bend. where he captured Horny
Drinf"aier, colcTed, charged with being con-
ne. 'sa With several hurglarics recently I'M
earttsd by. the officers discovering lot ~
ssriei goods located in : house just outsld.
NJ ;, waecier, tn. evangelist. reports
s.tnln IN dsstitute circumstances at iats
SIKH street They are Mrs Klcmann' Who
y WIDOW. and her six children, the children
t,snsinl. IN age from months to ~ vaars
and died last April NAA'l''a
The Christian Enaeayor sociatv I, ~. -
III Shr.stian church will have il instsiis.
~, ~ Q, ".hcers at the residence OF Mrs Nps.
~ w. texas avenue. The frat part a.
a. AZ p,oktamms viii consist OF q talk an En-
asssor work 10 be followed by an intsrs.,snr
mus'cAi and literary programme 's'ius
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Mn. A1<osss Dsp<nksot& Nh 4 q.
& peptnbrsck aeoeaqp4 ~ r. ~
J,egrnhsurk jesten f11nS< fc<t lots
s xsd 4. b5ceh 4 Drps&bscek subas-
sissen. wssa half 5os g Al'ra aeai-
X f3Uu -. 49, tS&<A~ ~e4-@t%4-
q NJ. A5st@ ia gess< 1nolx sbxs1 fet1
Y NJ 4 bs<rz ~. r. Sansfh a5dlffoa
q Z. Hnoker 30 NatEhnsz Railways
BntId3nx za1 Lnsn Axsscah.a1s1- 5pfE
iz.alA ~ ana II. hirrk :. Rsreraas
Fssk &d1fi5ur --.--@A-.s -@--ss--3-
Rsn5ps r. rsFas nn5 fle;xAaa5. T. o..
10 Carrie q. tsslser. Not and spuiA
half 81 10. :. block 6. r. Smith nd
Qittpr- -. ~ ~. e-.~--s
n. Dawsr 10 Carrie r. Miller. loa
?. also rndazsssd hblf snfrrrFt IN
h,vkt 81 and ~ Dbris rsaspSd aa15-
sseni zsss let - 'front.' half 81 ~.
!ots ~. SO. AZ. ~. ~. Sc, ~. 80
pars tffra naeitspa- hlsa 50 stTsss.
all Che atsrrs Y tie j. Aastsr Erast
% 1rrah t5cs Buffalo hzYpz -..-- .
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~ le1f<f ID ne Hod11An hDuse and hAnd<
n 10 The parry 10 whpfn Is IS st2rtssxf-
wAo xax 4 sell known s~f5ssr uan- II
fFtfsd 10 b. . letter 81 intrc1urtson OF The
party Who lost IL. Etitozr stcyTSrx 10 ask
uDretionk the gentleman 10 gron II vas
xddrehsed furnrcd 10 the ccnelnFior that
u res~rrst 10 The stranger wtD handed u
10 him. seS1et The latter. took hixa 10 lunch
srtrodurrd him 10 bis sss and CARRIES aim
III 10 rhs French ball. The man f17 whom
she istte. was jnssnded turns ~ later szt
The ralFtascs. cacnrlita4acns fun 81 sas
hAli and fnx5 riEhsing q, matters rcrstlfuts
the PLAY. OF coarse the pSof is noShirE but
b. ferves the psIrpnae o, shuwsnE %
rncdly number os Kcod pr1pie in spaxs
dances and = r>liickang thine.
The company seen 7ss, erensar Is a.
crce1leas one rfshont exccpficr. corrp-is-
good corrr5isn, The Stranger NeTsrs-
William II. Cmrrse HENRY Hallsn. W n.
Halter. Harry ROGERS. TIE latter most
capable fan maker. Mr. Malsr. thorough
Ey good old ryza." and M Marion a-d
Nssses Minnie TeErsY. Minnie Bridges.
Mae crrassey. Lizzie and Nellie MCCOY
Amy Nsller and Charlotte Crane Miss
Craze who takes ise leading female rode
HATTIE the best fellow ot them ALI S
q charming actress both IN person and
,ssaner. ard was -rcsiiF admired last sveo-
Ing Miss Craze r. !nss ror enspring some
special notor5ety ia the Spush as the is6y
innpcently cheated the Chsrieston So
rial sensation by Appearing at she cs5e.s'
hall IL that city and not meeting z5th
favDr from the ciss-eronaf Of the affair be-
czyke they disn's know her
Another Eoytsan vrecess one o, 4he !
greatest bsr seen here before. "A Milk 1
White Flag, Nlli be the next attracfio,
n TIRE opera honse. tomorrow THURSDAY |
sight enc nieh. only 1t ssa't often that |
Ne get 10 see two such thoroughly bright 1
and er5oyskie -niJsscsi farce comedies IN 1
,s1e week as "A Stranger In Sew York 4
IND "A Milk White FLAG"
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Personal MENTION.

/ H ssrrrftr u essurnon, IS Ia the essr
n sle1et o, Ky3s IS spending few dayf
81 the city.
!. W WsstpaareheAd cage in from EAsi,
Lake yesterday.
g G. Ellis. rromiaeni planter O, sar-
isrtsa. Is in the city.
Hrf, 4. II. Pseiee Of pierce. Texas Is in IRE
eity on Ehofs visit
" l.. Chapman ard y. A. blackwell o,
Ceesp are la the city.
~ s. Rysas ard W A. Ms-uney came IN
from Dalia& yesterday.
George y. w,iiH1n and A. G. Baker of Dallas
ara guests al inc Lswipr.
Judge r. " Ford left last night sor 4
sbcft stay II kansas City
"a Harold tame 10 from Fort worth yea
te-dsy and IS al the Lswlcr-
Mr. Abe Levy leaves this morning for New
YORK City Or business rrip.
Or. II e Dew and wits Of Dufe. Texas. arc
in the til. stopping ~ TIE Capitol
J. ~ Earnest .: San Marcos and ~. L.
Johnston Of snitsfilie are guests al the
Lawlor.
a. Rufsnr and wife and WIN. Mclaughlin
ana wife Of BsiiYiils, Ohio, are IN the city
on visit
Nessrs Eugene Edge ans Claude Mitchell.
two ps7nsihsnt eitirent Of Bt1an, Texas, are
in the city
r c. Gsadss. csdes IN the United States
army. is IN the city from HeE; Point, regis
tered at iae La~sor.
6. r. Harper left yesterday afternoon On
THE International and Great Northern fast
mai fer tbe East on business trip.
j. r. Bolossdge, " c. Lanse, c. L. wal
US. James Moore and G. A Mensing. all Of
Galveston, are registered at the i-awior-
Mrs A Key and daughter Miss Edna after
months pleasant visit 10 friends in North
Texas. are al home again 20 their friends at
$40 Crawford street
Mr.. and Mfs. Archie zorkowski have gone
10 LAREDO 10 aitend the funeral of Mr. Zor-
boEEki's brother. Louis d. SternberE. who
died there Monday morning al 40 o'clocs
Ar. Ben J Schwartz .iasldag typo Of New
York. who has been IL tbs city, spsadiDg the
holiday season with his brother. Louis
Schwartz lett isst night on his raturr TO the
great American metropolis.
william l.. Foley and his son, John X.
Foley, left last night ove- the Southern Pa
cite. the former destined 10 New York on
business and John to Audoren. Mass, 10 re-
sumo BIS studies al College.
Mr Rober, Z. Craig emhalmer for Ross &
Wright, returned yesterday from Gold
Springs, where he won't 10 eutaln The Dosy
OF Mrs. TURKEY, who died there Sunday.
and whose remains were shl?led 10 Ainbau,a.
". +. simmons depot ticket agent a, the
Crane Central left last night fer San An
tonic, where he VIII attend the marriage
ceremony between Miss Georgia Hosfacg OF
that city and Mr.. George L. Price. assistant
cashier OF the Commercial National bank Of
this city. The ceremony will he performed at
Grace church. Miss Hossack Is sister Of
Mira Simmons
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lincL from Du, yi.,y

jolly crowd came hi en- the steamer
Eugene yesterday afternoon from BAY view.
The personnel WAS Mr. g. Arhenbach
Mrs Gus Schultz, Mrs Henry Aihrechs,
Miss Claire Acbcnbach. Miss Agnes Boeu-
ish Masters Joan Turner. Schultz, Baker
aud Henry Albfechf. Jr. and siessrs Grs
Schultz Henry Alhrncht, Tom Writ can
tain Dirkson and Captain F'raHS Matsn.
They had been spending 8 few days a. the
Aahenbaeh Vita al Bay View. ana re-.
poft an abundance ot game and nsh nj
ms popular sassida resort
captain Fred ALLEN and ala sons. Mas
tors Don and Fred. Jr,. also ths cutire
crew OF the god ship Eugene. ala ail In
their power TO make the y5yase - the
'soon TO bel deep water chainpl 4 plaasapt
one An excellent fish and game Iipner
was served 10 the saloon Of ;iis staa.i;sr
after which they whiied away the ,lsue
with domiuorR and high i've.
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HUGH HAMILTON RETURNED.
Tie Tells OF the wrrgt, Ia winch lie
Was Injured

MT Hugn Hamilton Of the Houston Ice
and Brewing company returned home yes
terday morning. accompanied by his daugh-
Ter. and talked 10 reporter tor The post
about the wreck In which he was injured
Monday mqtning His face WAS considera-
BIS bruised snc nne eye di4eolorcl. but
otherwise he seemed 10 BIZ nninjated.
"a discussing the wreck Alr. Hamilton
gaid that IL occurred al 1925 in IN. morn
M 90 the alabama and Western ,giiroad
twenty eight miles east OF Montgomery
"nen ihe Train @ss going at Tho rate OF
kiAty miles an hour aud that /, was 30
o'eiock before the relief erew arrived Al
tie scene OF tho wreck.
ht fa'i that number Of ,eools were
hndiy wonudel. the conductor having since
died from his injuries
Dir Hamilton sad that whom The ,yrnck
OCCURRED he had just left She s,aeper
which was next 10 the engine, the aay
coach heing behiad AMI passed into The
iAtter, wnteh circumstance. he said. nc.
eounlsa ior ms daughtsr being uniniurcd.
So the sleenrr IN which she remained did
nat leave The track and laf; her safe. that
we wreck was cauFed by male trosxfng
he track just ~ The end q irastic Inc
locomotive striking the mule ANA leaving
ihe itsck bu, remaining ON the ,-cziie nn5
ltdEs'hg The siceper across the break made
10 ihs tre-ile. but down which me other
cars plunged into gully about fourteen
he said that the smasbup vas comrla..
ana that u was The greatest wonder that
all who went down through tho 3rrsia 49,
NOT killed outright. 49,
ASIDE from the Injuries to his face Mr.
Hamilton was also bruised somewhat about
me boey, but his friends are hapry maj
y was no worse and that be and ais danyh-
ter arrived at home In safety.
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FROM OTHER GARDENS.
Hopstonians Pluck Fair Flower. TO
Adorn Their unntes

Captain George l. Price. assistant eaah-
LEI Of The Commercial National bank. has
Rone to san Antonio. shere yesterday e,ea.
sns be was unlted ~ marriage 10 Miss
Georgia HosacA. an accomplished youag
lady o. taat atty
Mis- lss#aek Is . sister Of Mrs. ". r.
Simmons Of this city AID has bean fire.
a9eni visitor 10 Houston. where sbe has
,nsnr friends. Tho viii TO pleased to knox
lh~t she ssll noS become a resident OF this
Ny and sgrE Louas Tiiiel LEI, laas nigh,
20 accompany their SOM, G. r seaeea5l,
TO Marlin where be wall lead one o. Texas
iais ;isnghtaTs Miss sarah Woodland, to
lbe altar Miss woodland IL a aaaRhte.
% Henry Woodland Texas veteran, who
drcN white bean Mr.. aad Mrs, Sene-
chat VIII mike Houston lhosr home
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HoYT's "A MILK WHITE FLAG

real trea, is in store for amusement
lovers ana theater- goers in general tornor-
row night at Sweeney & COMBS, o,sra
mouse when Hoyts latest ard creates,
seated. vs. " pts-
~ milk White Flag" is pronounced Z
me most pretentious effort n ills slsya,
, rsa Some idea OF its masn.tude
sisa ~ formed when Il is stated ,hat be-.
s p. the company Of forty-elght ,,,.,ss,sr
MI, Hoyt win bring here The assistance ' -
t...s sunernumeraries Will be re-.
CURED. The piece is In three scenes ana
az re scenery used in the prod,,r.ion ~; ~
nfcusnt IRON Hoyt's Madison square The.
s.ef, Sew York, and designed and painted
~ tnat celebrated artist. Mr.. Arihrr
soesn.iin. The music. OF which thera 4 ~,
Nh pses .er,y numbers. was composed nv
,n tsnaId siahi and is said 10 be spiritsd
Ut hoyts comedies are always .,,rs :,
ss nssrsy selcoms a. the hands az Housto y
q 10 execution To he rule ~ t Wy VIII
" ne heavy advance sale of seats . "
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nnildInr rrrmif.

The following building permits were Is.
sued YESTERDAY BY the city ensinee-: :
J. II Martin. shed on washinr,o
street: sg5.
Dallas street. 81 z
Mrs ~ G. upton. repairs OF house.
Clark and odin avenue. SIS,
z. SettcSast Bros. TO remove pa-tl.
ton. Fannin street. S..
q w Beasiey. shed on Kane street; 81.
waddell. floor in carriage house,
Preston and Charities.
v Hudson. repairs TO fence. Trayis
street tiJ.
81. 4. brown, cottage on Hutchins s,rset !.
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The coIor~d voters.

The cciored voters OF Houston u,.,,
Z meeting next week, the date ~ whsnh
nas nol YET heen determined. aud ann,
- policy which they will submit ~ M
sa',i for election this sprinv. Tho.s
.ssains the movcment say that ,hs fse,,na
aaopung their policy will rcrcsys the ~
paa'''ied support Of the coiorsd peonjs
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re e''s council win NEE, in adjourned
s sssm,ar session this afternoon al i o.clock
o y. 20 receive the report b. The M :;
y 7, pual n ~orks upon the proposition 10 r. :
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Under The law REGULATING national banks
the ssosthoJdsgr arr reausre5 10 hssa thear
2assnal rseeaiprs 70 eject directors On the
serofd Tuesday ia January. ans IN ckedi-
fnte 10 this law al the ax-sous1 banks o.
isopfson 5fld .hsdr esosrauns yesterday with
ibe ftllossnx result.
Houston Esasonas-- Directors: Jcsept r.
Mrres. ". l. poiey. ". G. HOUSE. Abe VI.
Levy, II. N. car1tn AND 81 q glpx. Tbes-
dirccso.x met Immediately 1Iief The roses.
fng q ffnck1osdrrs and elected the follow
Ing ofhsrrs H. s. Fox. presigenf. sosssSh
y Meyer. vice president. y. &. Munger
raesairr
! The First Nssionai bsnk--Dir@c.ora. M
Z. Roberts Aaens. Bersnk. b. i. Cochran.
a. z. Runt ". IL Palmer. ofseesz. A.
r. Ro9i. president; d. /. Cochran. VICE
president W n Pa7nier. cashier, IS. Y.
Hertiord. assistant cashier
Tqsaiers- ans werhanics National hank--
Ditestn,es r. j.. Bogiet. III prince. @. II.
Miity j. II kirby Il c. Blake. H. o.
Assr. O. C. Drew. ofhcefn. T. J. goyIts.
president; n. Prince, first vice p44sideat.
g. =. Mi)bt. secos1 vise president; o. G.
Afes, cssfiei; A. :. Van Der WORT askssi-
apt cashier
sogih Texas National bask- Directors
" r Joses. Charles Dillingham;. Henry
Brashear. o. 7. HOLT ). e. slese5an. r.
a. Hsiiaiann. II. P. MaeGregor ard Henry
G. Route Of Houston aud William II. gice
q New York. Otneew. w. r. gvaes. pres
ident: Charles Dillingham;. 5fs. vice presi. 4
afHti ~ Brashear. kepaad VIE ueexiaent
= iiolt. ;hGft vice president = K. MO
Asian. cashier EaniS Csrgsli. assistant
cashier.
The Commercial National bank -Tiree-
tors: Conrad Bering. William 81. Read. |
Frssisy X Ewing. james A. BAKER. JT !
Z ". sswsli. s c Red. 81 b. Chew. The
directors OF sats haDk will meei ,hsx afitr- |
ncop Sa eleri offieefS
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