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MORE STREET PAVING.
WORK RECOMMENDED IN SECOND
..ND THIRD WARDS.
1annic and Crawford street. to re
Paved -ciain sttit Under
Consideration.

The city council met yesterday afternoon
IN adjourned regular session TO receive the
report of tho board Of public works upon
the proposition to place a now pavement
on Main street
Mayor Rice WAS In the chair and tn,
following aldermen wero present.: Kohl
haun, Gesselman, Burke, Latham. Street,
Adair, Matthews. Aubcrtin, Cronan, Aeiser
Aldermen sonnen and MoAughat were
excused.
The only business before the meeting
We're reports from the board OF publir
works, but owing Ia tho absence Of one oil
the beard Mr.. Il. Il. Cushing, the board
asked and was granted further time 10 ro.
port upon the Main street matter.
hey however, submitted other reports
recommending pavotuents 60 be placed III
the Second and Third wards and appruy-
ing the work done by Contractor Lucas In
paving Washington street from Houston
avenue To the city limits
mo Recommendation for the Second
ward pavement WAS that Buffalo street be
paved from Preston TO Engrike, according
TO the plans and specifications submitted
by the engineer, and that the mayor ad-
vortisc for bids and enter into contract for
the work.
The other recommendation was for tho
extension OF tho Crawford street pavement
from Clay TO Pierce, and that Pierce street
be also paved 10 Main, and that bids be
also solicited for this work.
The board further reported having cx-
amined the brick pavement recently laid
by Contractor Lucas on Washington street
from Houston avenue 10 the city limits.
and recommended its acceptance under the
guarantee bond,
Their recommendation was accompanied
by certificate from the inspector OF the
work, Mir. Jerry Crowler. and another from
the city engineer. In effect chat the work
had been dcne according TO contract. and
All tho reports of the board were adopt
cd. and the council adjourned,
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buck from the Wells.

Captain John Bell, the veteran freight
agent OF the Houston and Texas Central.
is back from his trip to Mineral Wells,
where he has been for some time in the in
terest of his health, which his friends Will
be glad to learn Is greatly improved.
Though absent from homo during tho re-
cent holiday season, Captain neli was not
forgotten by his many Houston friends.
several of whom remembered him with n
handsome Christmas present. In apprncia-
ton of which he entertained the donors
upon mis- return with breakfast nj the
Lawlnr. when old Time friendships were
strengthened and the thoughtful remem-
brance of his friends was feelingiy refer
tscd 10,
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meeting then adjourned.
Personal MENTION.

.Jrdge 7. D. cobbs of San Antonio is Ii
| the city.
Samuel B. Dabney came in from Victoria
| yesterday
w L. Booth of San Antonio arrived II
the city yesterday.
j, A. Thomas and P. Wilson OF Dallas arr
guests at the Lawlor,
Charles e. Anderson arrived in the cit,
yesterday from Austin.
Mrs. Max Stern of Bellyillc is visiting rel
atiyes p Houston.
s. H. Foster of yelasco is In the city, reg
istered at the lIutchins.
+. Il. MacManus of Corpus Christi is in
the city on a short visit.
Hon. w. r.. cayitt of Brazoria is in the
city, stopping at the Capitol.
j. A. Morris OF San Antono and A. Is.
Lipscomb OF Luling aie In the city.
W j. Corklin came up from Galveston yes
terday, and IL a guest at tho Lawlor
r. C. Bishop of Dallas is in the city on
business and will remain for several days.
Mr.. w. w. Gaskili and family left yes
terday for Salt Lake City, Utah. to make that
place their future homo.
Colonel Charles +. Crazy of Sabine, whose
little boat attracted so much attention during
Festival week, is in the city
Il. o. Englebert of san Antonio, G.. W.
Talbot of Temple and j. Henry GRIMM OF
Sugarland are guests at the Lawlor
Dr. Brewer and family and p. j Merrill of
Northern Iowa are in the city TO spend the
winter and prospect with view to Settle
ment
Messrs Roger Byrnes and /. NJ. Veazey'
two of Smithyiiles prominent citizens, wore
in the city yesterday and purchased all the
fire hose OF the Drummer department
Mr. and Mrs. b. G. Bartholomew arc en-
tertaining their mother and sisters, Mrs. W.
H. Bartholomew Miss Susie Bartholomew
and Miss Minnie Slnicoe of Louisville. Ky.
Abe Levy and Ed Kiam to New York, J.
Powell Garland to Lynchburg, Va. and John
Ray TO Dayton. Ohio, were among the pas
sengers on the International and Great North
ern fast mail yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. n. Cleveland left last night for Mobile.
his old home. He expects to he gone
month or more and his friends here have
a faint suspicion that when he comes back he
win have TO buy two railroad tickets.
MIR. A. J. Peoler of san Antonio, conduct
ing the Industrial World, was in the city
yesterday and paid The Past pleasant call
Mr. PeeIpr will have some interesting
sketches of Houston in the next issue of the
World
Sir. A. S. Footc who has charge of the
electric signals ON the Southern Pacific from
New Orleans to El Paso, has moved his
family back To Houston from New Orleans,
and will make his headquarters here In the
future
Major Mike Connolly, an old time Houston
Newspaper man, but who for several years
past has been making Memphis famous
through the columns Of the Conmereial-Al'-
neal. dropped into the editorial rooms of The
Post last night 10 shake hands with some Of
the old timers who were IN the harness when
such scintillatipg lights as Mike Connolly
Frank brady and lobe Mitchell were fur
nishine the mental pabulium 10 the news
paper readers OF Houston. Mike left last
night for San Antonio to see his family his
wife being there at present for her health.
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cry BREvITiEs

Mrs. +. H. Waring Of the corner OF Polk
and Chartfes. is very ILL.,
Mrs. seabrook w Sydnor win have charge
of the Sbeitering Arms lunch room today
There are undeiivered messages at the
Western Union telegraph Office for j. y.
Rather and W. II. Nelson.
The social TO have been given this. even
ing by the Christian Endeavorers at 1907
Texas avenue. has been postponed inded-
nitely.
cert programme for the entertainment to be
given by the Emmets and Hibernians ON IS.
Patrick's day.
The oyster roast to have been given today
By Mr. William AngGrhoIer In celebration
Oh his birthday, has been postponed indef-
nitely on account OF the weather.
The Ladies' Aid Association OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church VIII meet at
the residence OF Mrs. Il. " kittrell. corner
Hamilton and Clay at y. m. today.
Volume j, Mol. OF the Fifth Ward Ente'r
prise hps made it's appearance II Is
weekly paper that promises In its saiutatory
10 be devoted 10 the interests OF the Fifth
ward.
The Hibernians viii give their regular
monthly smoker tonight al Itmmct hall, These
ars aiwuVe enjoyable social events. and thn
one tonight promises TO be no exception 10 the
general rule.
4 building permit was ISSUED yesterday
10 the international and Great Northern Rail
wnv company to construct a $4,000 depot 10
take the place Of their present depot on Con-
gress avenue.
Mr.. Blake Dupree hay filed his bond with
the United States Federal court as receiver
Tor the Citizens Electric Light company. Tbs
strefies are the American Surety company
and X. W. Scott.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Christian
church will give tea Friday afternoon ut
Inc residence OF Mrs. r. q. Williams 1907
Fannin street. hours 3 20 !, aiemDerp OF tbs
church and friends are invited.
Charlie Lewis was celebrating has 5ist
birthday yesterday. Mr.. Lewis is . man
with whom time has dealt very gently. and
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he had scuc difficulty In convincing hts
friends that he had passed the seili-ccntcn-
NAL mile post
Sheriff Andrews " Lake Charles. La. was
IN Houston yesterday. ar1 returned home
last night with negro the city detectives
had picked up. Tho negro had been confined
in the Lake Charles jail, charged with burg
were not watching made his escape. coming
to Houston
Tho currcnt number Of tho Texas Railway
News and illustrator. published In this city.
contains an interesting writcup OF the sing.
with handsome haif-tone cuts of a cotcric Of
lioustons leading musioians--W. $. Mason.
Miss Estei,c Bnrghcim. Mrs e.. A.. Bujar
Miss Sadie Tinimips. Anton Diehl aud Miss
Bella MrCloud Smith
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Denton Bank IsIertIons.

Denton. Texaf. January 1.-THE stock.
holders Of Tho First National bank met
here today and elected the following d.
rsctors; 8, r, Dasls. q. -. Collins y,
II. Chrslot. John A. Ham. II. r. schweer.
NJ. =. Stout. N. +. Woodrum. officers: u.
s. Stout president; s. r. Davis. vlce presi-
dent; H. r. Schweer. cashier.
The Denton County National bank stock
holders met today and elected the follow
Ing directors. A. ~ Graham. w. &.
Wright, Lock Forester. G, |. Thomas. O.
Fl. Biewctt. !. T. Bottorff. j. a. Rhoads.
j. r. Knox, ] r, BIounl. Officers; !. =.
Blount, president; A. y. Graham, vice pres
Idant: p. H. Davenport. cashier: w. w.
Wright. assistant cashier; Joe Blewett,
teller.
The Exchange National bank directors
also met today and elected the following di-
rectars: 8. r. Reynolds. w A. Ponder.
y. G. Colt. A. J. Nance. A g. owsley, j.
NJ. Inge, e. Lipscoinb. W. II. HaFmonEon,
j. A. Long. officers. s.. r.. Reynolds
president: w. A. Ponder. vice president;
j. @. Cit cashier; A. n. Ham. assistant
cashier.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
List of Creditors.

Bronham, Texas. January 12.-Foliowinr
is list OF creditors named in the deed o!
trust filed by Il. Rooster TO l.. Korif. men
toned in tcsiay's Post:
Glass A-Searcy & Garrett. $3.50: Louis
Roesler, salary, 1894; August Rooster. note.
5000; Henry Roesler. note, 5000, r. korff.
Gonzales. note, 500; l.. Brennan. note.
5000, l., Voss. Note 800: William Lcmm
note, si6o; C. Korfi. Shelby. note. $40
Total. S25s2
Glass B-.Iamcs A. Banisier, Newark N.
j. SAB Mound City Boot and Shoe COM
pany, st. Louis. s2s9,fn; st. Louis Leather
company, s2i077: Val Duttenhoifcr & Son,
Cincinnati. s259,30; H. w Merriam. New
ton, n, j., slbS.S0. vangh- Monning Shoe
company jefferson City, Mo. $3.50; g.
w. Ipfeiffer Boston. s3575 Hill g. Green
Boston, $685.: Pontics Shoe Manufacture
ing company, $1,000; 9. l.. Pierce, Cleyc-
land, $3.50 Brown Shoe company. ST.,
Louis, 500 Paden Bros. CO.. Portsmouth,
$l15. Total, s22Da.27.
Total liabilities in the two elasses arc
siTSil29. No schedule % assets filed Not
withdrawing the alleged stringenny OF the
times, this Is The first failure Brerham has
had this year.
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II. z. o. clerks 10 Meet.

We. the undersigned, hereby call meet
ing TO reorganize the Houston branch Of
the National Association OF Railway Postal
Clerks and elect officers Meeting viii be
held In the Postal Clerks room, Houston
Postoffice building. at 10 O'clock a. m. jan
nary IL. w. II. Fl. owen, chairman; d. q.
Fclke, r. Il. Randolph, Gus Ryiand. II. II.
Kiaukp
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Georgetown, Texas. January li,--Mr j.
A. Mcpouglc has sold his interest in The
store Of j. A. NcDougle a Bro. 10 Mr. W
i. Flanagan. Mr. McDougle has formed u
partnership with a. A. Booty. aud they
have established a Wholesale ana lobbing
h,nstnesn. The retail business VIII run at
tho old stand under the firm name of Me-
DoupIe a. Flanagan.
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OnIccrs Elected.

Galveston, Texas. January 12.--Thc III
rectors of the Gulf ard Interstate railway
met today and elected the following ofii-
GERS:
Nicholas Wekes. president and general
manager. c. u. Miller, vice president. Fox
Winnie, second vice president; J.. n ifra-
therstone, secretary, Edward Mccarthy.
treasurer H. 8. spangIer. auditor.
The executive committee Is Fox Winnie.
l.. y. Featherstone, G. II. Miller. III. $,
cnanrior and @ " Nlnnre
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bank of Orange Yesterday RI, J.. Lutcher.
A. t'ilmcr, l.. Miller, W. w. Reid, y. w,
Soiliday and Mrs, II. Thompson were again
chosen ms directors. The directors then re-
elected the following officers IL. J. Lutch-
or, president; Alex Gi'mer vice presidents
". w. Reid, cashier; II. u Curry, as-
sistant cashier. A semi-annual dividend Of
per cent was declared and the bank WAS
roportcd In a aOMrishing condition.
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what u Means.

When we advertise that we WIN guaran-
tee DIR. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitters. Buckien's Arnica Sslye or DR..
Kings New Life Pills. 1t means that we
these remedies on a positive guarantee
that II purchaser is not satisfied with re-
suits we will refund the purchase price
These medicines have been sold ON This
guarantee for many years and there could
be no more conclusive evidence Of their
great merit. AJAX about Them and give
shsm trial. Sold ~ George w. Heyefa
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Retail CLERKS, Meeting.

The Retail Clerks association held a
ronsing meeting last night at Union Labor
Hall This organization is increasing very
rapidly In its membership. and last night
ten now members were elected Several
matters OF importance 10 The organization
were discussed.
New membership cards blue In color.
were Issued rs members in aood standing
for the first quarter nf 1898.
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GrccnviiIc Bunk EIcctions.

Greenville, Tcxas, January l2.-~under
the law governing national banks tho
stockholders are required 10 meet on the
second Tuesday in January for The clec-
tion of directors and officers. This was
done yesterday BY fhe three national banks
in this city, with the following results,
I'irat National baDk--Isircc.ons; 4. u.
Loveioy, w. II. Bush, j. d. LaHater, w. II.
King. Mrs. " a. King Bank officers; j..
L. Loyojoy president. W - Bush. vice
president: W. ". King, cashief; g. o. Ten
garden. assistant cnshor.
Grecnyilic National bank Directors; Dr.
Robert Sayle. A. Cameron. W. a. Williams
j. r. Harroll. ]. N I,oykin. Geo 9. Per
kins, Y. }. Phillips, NJ. NJ, Brooks. J n.
clayton. Bank officers; A, Cameron, pres
ident, r. sayIc vice president; w. A.
Williams. cashier: II W. Williams. assist
ant cashier. Tho 1atter's saiary was IN
creased by a vote VI the directors.
city National bank Directors: J r.
Holmes, 81 " Arnold h. r. i>ooney. Ira
o. Wyse Y. O. McAdams J. l. Beall, J.
" w Holmes. II W Harrison Bank off
GERS: J. y. Holmes. president. NJ VI. Ar
mold vice president: J. Y. w. Holmes,
cashier; E. w Harrison. assistant cashier.
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Mother Yates, who has charge of the
Crittenton Rescue Homo work In Houston
remembered the members Of The Post en-
ployes fund by sending them two cakes
for their consideration Mt lunch hour
last night. II Is needless TO say the cakes
were considered at the proper time and in
the proper way, There was plenty for all
and in its discussion Mother Yates was
voted 10 be an excellent cooker of cakes
along with her other ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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Firm Dissolved.

Hampstead Texas. January l2.--Tbo firm
general stores In this city. composed OF
George and Mark Sehwmz. has been dis
eolvod by mutual agreement. MIR, George
Scbwarz will continue TO do business at
The old stand and Mr. Mark Schwnrz VIII
take charge Of the lumber business here.
toforo operated Jointly by the members OF
thp nla firm
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NacouJoches bank officials.

Nacogiochcs. Texas. January 1i.--At a
special meeting today of the Btockholters
of The First National bank OF this place
The following direetors were appointed; j.
u. Mpysfield, w. q. RstoiiIf. Il. c. shindisr
and W. u. clay. The directors atfcrwHd
met and elected the following officers
John T. Davidson. president: j. ID Mays.
field, vlec president: W. q. Rateliff, cash
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CONVICTED or RAPE.
Waco Man Was Given Five Years
for the Crime.

Waco Man WnH Gtvcn FISe fehrh
for the Crime.
Waco. Texas. January Nv y. Fields
was convicted today on charge Of rapc
and his penalty assessed at five years IN
the p,ritentiary. Mrs. Alice Requade u
The ylctirn. She had only been married two
weckn, Her husband came to the city one
day. leaving his wife ut Fields house,
Later In the day Mrs. Fields was called
away from home, leaving Fields and mrs.
Reauade alone. Tbc assault was made, for
which Fields was convicted today Defend
ant viii appeal the case II motion for
new trial 10 denied.
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Rockdale. Texas. January 12,r-Jhe First
National bank held It's annual meeting
yesterday. r.. II. Hicks. Leonard Isaacs,
q. n. Coffeid, u. Lsawsnsein and 3. b.
Baxter were re-eloftei dircetors as were
also me following officers: g. "A. cofheld.
presiient: H. ~ Hicks. Vice PRECEDENT; j.
y Longneor, cashier; VI r. Rowiest, as
shtapt cashier
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The electrical supply store o. Thomas
In. Coping. corner Of Travis street ann
Texas avenue. In the new Rice BUILDING
MAS broken into BY burglars TUESDAY night
ard sos worth Of belIing stolen: m e2-
trance was Effected through the front door.
which was found open.
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commercInI Bank Oniccrs.

The directors OF the Commercial National
bank elected on Tuesday met yesterday
afternoon md elected the following off-
GERS: W. D. Chew. president, James A.
Raker. vice president; John J. Cannon.
cashier; George i. Price. assistant cash
tor .
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Ennis. Texas January l2.~-A child was
born TO Aaron Hendrix and wife colored,
yesterday, on w w. Raiph's farm. near
here. which II double llair-llpped. has six
we'll developed Iirgerg on each hand and
six toes on the LETT foot
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n.cop, uended ms Commissioned.

Mr. w w Dexter OF 'shls cry IS IN re-
ceipt Of a letter from Governor culberson
containing copy Of letter that the gov
e,nor has written to President Mckinley.
strongly recommending and indorsing MT,
Dexter for appointment as commissioner 10
Inc Paris exposition in 1900
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Arrc.tca on q serIoa. charsr.

Ennis. Texas. January 1e.--Wil Iippin
was arrested here yesterday an charge
Of criminal assault on 4 Young lady while
buggy riding sunday night. Pippin was
put under a $500 bond TO await the action
Of the grand jury.
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THE DEATH ROLL.


Mr.. George A. Perkins, aged %. died
Yesterday at st. Joscph's iniirmary and
the remains accompanied by the father OF
the deceased. A. j. Perkins. were shipped
to Pearland, in Brazoria county for inter-
ment.
The remains OF james N. Bone, aged 80
years. who died at Galveston Tuesday
morning, we're brought to this city for in
terment. accompanied By the mother of the
deceased. The funeral took place from tho
Grand Central depot at 1osab o'clock yes
terday morning, the interment being in
Glonwood
The remains of MIR. John Albert Brnn.
who died in this city Wednesday at the
residence of MIR. Joseph Koch al 1ft5 Dart
street, were shipped yesterday TO New Or
leans for fnterinent The deceased was a
cousin Of Market Master Miller and very
estimable young man, whose death is Ia
mented by host Of friends The pail
bearers accompanying the remains from
the residence TO the train We're George
Cox James Whitmarsh, Andrew Peary.
Raymond Otto, A. Bravo and w J. Kohl
halIff.
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st. 10. Texas. January 81. p, BEL
lah's storehouse burned With contents last
night loss $4,000 on house and contents;
no Insurance; origin Of fire not known.
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-. n. nen.ley. Unrdware.

Jacksboro, Texas, January I'LL
Ienslcy. hardware. made an assignment
today. b. n. Mcconnell assignee. Assets
about $1,000; liabilities not known.
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Prescription No. es5i. put up By Elmer
4 Afend, sold by r. r. Schmidt. Houston.
Texas. Will relieve khese afflicted VIII
rheumatism liz Z tnttle. u
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Brcmoline VIII positively cure cold ~
twenty four houn. No cure, no pay. %
ceiiia.
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and lie sizes for limited tine At &c. a.
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Orange Texas, January i2.r-At the rneei.
Ing Of stockholders Of the FRS. National
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HOUSTON DAILY THURSDAY MORNINGS JANUARY III 1904
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II. u Metzler and wife Isr,i. 80 w
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hshlcn j. Masterson TO r. NJ. Cash "a, M
czu liz acres less right of way
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me as assignee oil j. W. McCut-
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses wer,
issued yesterday in the office Of ed. +.
~ II
Dupree, county clerk:
Leander Davis Tucker and Mrs. Mary
e. PARROT.
Harry Il. Borden and Miss Josephine
Knoll.
Matt Morgan and Lizzie Berry.
George Il. Clarke and Miss Annie V.
Anderson.
Bnildinw Permits
Tho fotlnvipr, l,,;y.,s.,.
sued yesterday from the Office of the city
SIS.
c. r. Scott. portico and repairs on Pierce
street, $50.
International and Great Northern Rail-
way Company, passenger depot on Con-
sress avenue; $4,000.
y, Faulkner new floor in building on
Prairie avenue; $50
Andrew Scardino, three.room cottage on !
A tlpv ufrpat. Com