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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
se5. 90, sa9 90 and s3S. .OO-New High
Glass Machines-the Celebrated No. 9.
Climax S22.OO-A Fine Five-drawer
Machine worth $4,000.
The haywood at sl5.9s, worth s25.OO.
Compare these prices with any ma
chimes in the market.
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Killed His Wife and Attempted Suicide.

KEoKUK, Ia, March 15.-Fred Bron-
stine, a German living in Lewis coun-
ty, Mo-, three miles south of Williams
town, has shot and killed his wife and
then shot himself, inflicting slight
wound. The couple had domestic diff
ferences. lIronsiine has been lodged
in Kaholla Jail.
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Can BE Sold without Poison Label.

TOLEDO, o., March l5.-Henry E.
Marvin. druggist, convicted under the
pure-food laws of selling soothing sir
up without the poison label attached,
was released by the common pleas
court, which reversed the convicting
Justice. 1t was . test case.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16
InherItance Tnx Law Uncnnrt,tn1innal.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. March 15-Su-
preme court en- banc Tuesday, in al
opinion by Chief Justice CAN'T, decided
that the inheritance tax law passed by
the legislature in 1895 for the benefit
of the state university. is unconstitu.
tional. The opinion was concurred in
by all the judges
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Cubans Will Soon BE Extinct.

JACKSON, Miss, March l5.-Secre.
tary OF State Powerton has received a
letter from United States Consul Bar
ker, at Sagua la Grande, Cuba, enumer-
ating the needs of the starving Cubans
in his district. In concluding his let
ter Consul Barker says: I'm my hum.
BILE judgment substantial relief can
come to this people only through peace
alone. Stop the war and stop it in-
stantly. if not the Cuban race will soon
he extinct" o ... ..s
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

LOGAN, O., March 15-Mrs. John S.
Eugle, Mrs Frank Engle and Frank
Engle, on preliminary trial for the al
Legged poisoning of John S. Engle, were
released by Magistrate Floyd at the
conclusion of the testimony. There
was hard fight between the state and
the attorneys for the defense.
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B.&O. S-W. RY
y TIME TABLE.


Trains Arrive at and Depart from Union
station.
ARRIVE. WESTWARD. DEPART.
= 1 0s a m--Athens, Chillicothe, Gin. 1oa M
ttnnati, Ii ufsville, 1T
Louis and all points
West, South and S-west.
VIZ lO m-Belpre, Athens, Chilli 8 45 m
cothe, Cincinnati and
way stations.
Ob m-Belpre. Athens, Chilli o 20 a m
cothe, Cincinnati and
Louisville. St Louis
and all points west and
'ls 10 p m--Bepre, Parkersburs, sopm
Chillicothe, Cincinnati
and way stations.
. Of p m-Belpre, Chillicothe, Gin Z 20 D m
cfpnati, Louisville, ST.
Louis Chicago and ali
points west, south and
southwest.
: 8 20 a m-Parkersburg and Belrre Local
+ Is , m-Belpre-
EASTWARD.
. 05 m-Belpre, Park'sb'g, ga 2Oam
lem, Harrisburg, Graf
ton, Washington, Balti.
more and way stations.
Fl2 10 p m-Parkersburg, Washing = 4 55 m
ton, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York.
B 35 a --Parkersburg. Washing *ll 30 n m
ton, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Bos-
ton and all points east.
wfDaily. Except Sunday.
for through tickets to all points in the
united states, Canada and Mexico, with de-
tailed information as to rates routes sleeninu
car accommodations etc, please call on or
address, ~
M, PAYNE, Ticket Agent Marietta. o.
j. II. BROWN. Passenger Agt., Marietta, O.
o. PMoCARTY, Genl Passenger Agent,
Cincinnati o.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

,snt;n mtains rum daily except Sunday. Close ooa
nections for all points north and west. w"
FOE farther Information call on or address,
atts M faaYNx' Tioke' Agent, Union Depot, Mar
I. d. DALE. Receiver, l.
W. III. MORSE Superintendent.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16
BRAINS beat Out WITH a club.

CARROLL, ILL.,, March 15.-Perry Gar
diner enticed Will Rogers into an un-
occupied building at Pulaski, H., and
beat his brains out with a club. He
then escaped, although officers are
searching for him. Gardiner and Rog-
ers were playmates, aged 16, The
former had grudge against his fell
low playmate and took this means OF
avenging it.
Tried to Sell His Family at Auction.
CUMBERLAND, Md, March l5.-Amos
Conrad, farmer, tried to sell his
wife'and children at auction TO pay his
debts at Orleans. He had a man pres.
ent who would bid ON them, he said.
He became angry when informed tha,
this would be impossibls.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

ney and bladder disorders, that can t be cured by
Morrow's Kidneods, the new scientific discovery
for shattered nerves. thin blood, will most posi-.
lively be paid on receipt of reliable evidence.
Morrow's Kidneoids are prepared in yellow tab.
lets, SOC box at Druggists, or mailed on receipt
of price, HERE MEDICINE Co., Springfield, Ohio
manufacturers of the famous Lightning Hot
Drops. Write for testimonials.
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DIR. W. M. HART, DENTIST. once II
Putnam ST., between Front and Second.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

wDR. c. v. DYE, Dentist, Marietta, Ohio
ONCE a52 Front Street, over Boston Millinery
Store.
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Cleveland & Marietta Railwa,
GOING sOUIh

Effective November IA, 1857.
Central Standard Time.
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+Stop on signal.
All trains daily except Sunday.
Through line between Marietta. Caldyval,
Cambridge, Newcomerstown, Canal Dover
Canton, Akron, Youngstown, Cleveland. Bnf
falo Toledo, Detroit, Pittsburg, New YorL
Coshocton, Newark, zanesvii1e. Coiumbns'
Chicago. St Lewis and Kansas City.
Two trains daily TO Massillon and Canton.
United States and Canada 'A'
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w-B F. Hart M D., Physician and Surgeon
lephone No. SO. tLJanl.'08.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

EW-DR II. S. WARD. Dentist. once in
Union Block, over Charles Blume's Jewelry
Store, Front street, below Putnam.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

s~CHAS. s. HART, NJ. D., once and resi-
dence No. 300 Putnam street. Telephone 200.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

a@-J. G. Hardy M. D., ONCE corner Sec.
ond and Putnam streets. Telephone 73. once
hours, o to IL and to 4.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

Ga5- DIR. r. A. PoMERoY, Veterinary Sur
geon, Curry & Holdrens Livery Stable. Tele
phone No 81
Apr5 Tyr
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

DIR. A. KINGSBURY, DENTIST. Room !
Leader Building, Corner Front and Putnam
Street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-03-16

WALL PAPER-60, 900 bolts to select
from at 219c, SBc, 4c, &c, 614c to CSC a
bolt.-The Prettiest and Cheapest stock
we have ever offered.
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HOUSTON'S BIG SHOW,
REPRODUCTION OF the EXPLOSION
or THE MAINE.
ebrntcd--BiRRcst Fire Works Dis
play Ever In TeSns.

There was meeting of business men
q, Tho p,si,.se Ioo,,,,,. Lao, ,,nh, ., a..
q" '"'' "'eH' W u'77'
eoss inc proposition OF getting IN ois
fireworks display in this city during Sal
,Jacinto wreck
e'i"i was tea" i'onl Vhe IAN. r"o
| Works company, the most extensive pyro-
t,chnigts in tho world proposing TO nut in
:. n,.,,.or,,. ,t.,.f,. -, tt,,,..,,, ,u. ,t,.,
.'V'"9 N',p'a' =" '''u''o" 'n'' sf '"s
Inc IKE oi Which mas never before been
witnessed in Texas.
In addition IN uagniecont diunlav n,
!
so' p'e0es' lochets' ooi''ps' e'c'' tney pro-
pose to give reproduction Of the eXplo-
sion of the battieship Maine ana SUSPEND
+, bl.g,,y A,,eri,,, ria, ,,,,, - ~.
~,tv M. ir,,o 49, i''s nn,,e "uo'e lno
n,,tora,n hV ,,lr, seooa 10 very
~, ~ "'' N"'' """"' F'"V"'
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E-tHtLl CLOSING.
Merchants Agree 10 Close Enrly and
Keep Closed on sundays.

Mcrchpnts Agree 10 Close EnrIy and
Keep Closed on sundays.
We, the undersigned merchants. make
the following agreement with the Retail
Clerks Protective association. Local 100,
of Houston, Texas. and among ourselves
that on and after March 10. 1898. we viii
close our places OF business at pm.
sharp for one year, except the month of
December and on Saturday evenings,
We also further agree not to sell any
goods on Sundays or require any salesman
ol saleslady to work on Sundays.
In consideration of this agreement the
Retail Clerks Protective association
Local 1875. Houston Texas agree to use
their best influences and good will with
all their friends in behalf of all merchants
signing this agreement
w. l.. Foley, Krupp & Tufny w b.
Green, S. l. Sam. G. w. Schcultz, Levy
Bros DeNleritt Shoe company. Mistrot
Bros, I, II. Franklin, II. Brown & CO..
Emile Upper Morris Rroe.. L, Nj. Rich &
Sons, Lazarus 4 Enrich, Lewis & Rojen-
berg, Isaac =. Fox, Meyer & Gimbel sam
Cohen, IL. Alkemeyer, Wagner 4 Nuss-
baum l.. NJ Jones a Co, Ed KAN r.
'Tillbrook. Parker & Archer Boston Shoe
store Aohenbaoh 4 Schultz Hamilton
Bros. l.. Gimhcl, John II. Meyer.
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MILE. ANNA HELD.
Pnrtsinn Chnntcuse Pnsscs Through
The CITY in Her priNmtc Cur.

ihrtstnu thnnfcuse PASSES Through
the city in Her Private Cur.
Mile. Anna Held and her company came
In over the Southern Pacific from New
Orleans this morning and after twenty
minute stop here, went on to Galveston
via the Santa Fee They played at TIE
Grand In Galveston last night and will
dppear at Sweeney q Coombs' opera house
In this city tonight.
Mile, Held and her manager. Mr.. ziog-
field, travel in private car, which 10 named
The 'Annaheld," In honor OF the little
Parisienne. This ear was built several
wears ago for Lily Langtry. and is said
10 have cost $4,000. In the course Of
time II passed out of the hands of tho
actress and was bought by the magician.
Hermann, While owned by him 1t Journey
cd all over the country. and was in Houston
several times u was a source OF no Itt,e
pride to the Wizard, !" and when nc finally
brsathed his last IL was In one Of ,he
GOWN, beds of this coach After Herr
,iss.hn death the ear was idle for some
tiine Theatrical people are proyerbialIr
supersiiiious and no one cared "a r,sL
seeing the ghost OF the dead mavicIan'
! nen, too, business wss not GOOD and ,a,.
.ssn apie 20 pa out the money asked for
.ns car. Al Last Manager ziegf.ia m,r'
CHASED II hr Anna Held, had a newIv
h''ed out aud consigned II to the road
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christinn Church. n.,i,.,.

a telegram from Evangelist Martin. who
vas expected to take charge OF the ser,e,
=. meetings In progress al the centr,,
's church brings the Information
ma. no y hindered b. sickness, bu, VIII
strsn.,h sooh as he gains sufficient
ne meetings VIII cont: nue untiI W e'
m.v q Q m. Further enno,,uca,n",,,.
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~. The following committees we're ap

On hnancc-John Kennedy, chairman
FRANK Adams Of Mingo tribe, j b. Cocb-
ran of Tonkaway and Mrs. Barlow and
Mrs Willy of Ogarita council of the
Daughters of Pocahontas,
On Programmes. A. Randolph. chair
man.
on music-George r. Griggs and DR.. w.
II. McEroy.
on transportation Frank Adams,
chairman John Kennedy and Mr. Me
Marie
on printing S. ~ Moore.
the committeeman will hold a meeting
next Sunday morning at the new wigwam
OF lonkaway tribe on Congress street.
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fulfilling pcrn,I,.

The following permits have been ,s.,,.
by the city engineer:
James |" Hudson, repairs to cottage. lot
> block S'i' south side. on Live Oak street
to cost sI5. '''ee'
lanes L. Hudson, repairs OF house and
o .ao'e. 10. g. block 57i, south side. ON Live
Mrs Fritsy Hahn. fence ana ,,
dwelling on block Pa, Baker aSa,, OF
norm side, ON Crockett and Beach s,ren,'
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THE LOCAL STAGE.
wiedemHnh's Comedian. IN mrh.
Majors Dnughtcr,"

Weidemanns Comedians presented "The
Majors Daughter" n four-act comedy, Ia
packed house last night The company
plays at popular prices and for that char
ncter of an organization is all that could
be desired. During the performance cred
hahie specialties were introduced by Tom
and Nellie Weidemann, Charles Burger
and Foster Hutchins.
The company goes from here to Calves
ION where 1t will play the remainder Of
the week
Anna Held who is designated as "Ths
Idol of France" by her press agent viii,
be the attraction this afternoon and TO-.
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better sanitary cona,,,o,

AZ, r,'s' pouse 20 numerous inquiries, Dr..
".h'roy' city health physician. stated "a
: Fos' reporter yesterday that eyery,b,n,
"'ss'p'e was being done to place The cit,
% hrs' class sanitary condition. 10
s.iu further that the force would hs ine
Creased and he felt confident thai with
me sdaitional paved streets ana sewer. an
.esether with the work OF carts and mas
~, guy would go into the summer il, a
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llistrial IN the Case Of Moore. Cor.
bttt Bank VS.. Tlnslcy.
COMMISSIONERS COURT CoNvESES
Routine Business Transacted--A Pc
culinr Damage suit--Other
Proceedings.

~ The Jury in the case OF the Moore Cor
|Nbett bank against Thomas Tinsley. Il
(which the plaintiff sought to recover Til
SSganotint OF a certain promissory note wa
Edischarged yesterday and mistrial wa
}lentered The Jury had been out since Fri
s3day, but was unable to arrive at yer
i!dict
Il The county commissioners met ycster.
s.iday morning and will continue 10 session
tinntil all the business OF the month is dis
,tposed OF. About the only thing OF interest
,,idcne yesterday was the PRONUNCIATION OF an
order TO the county clerk TO refund all
money paid for peddlers' licenses. the law
,9under which said tax was collected hav-
,4ng been declared unconstitutional.
4 In the onice OF Civil District Clerk j. Is.
WILLIAMS John X. Hooper flied suit
against Willie Smith for sZ225 actual and
$4,000 exemplary damages The petitlon
Riieges that certain shade trees, vines and
bushes on the premises OF the plaintiI, IA
Chapman second addition, were wan,only
and maliciously destroyed by the defend
ant during the molth Of May, 1876.
Tho case of Arnt Petersen against the
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. IN which
siamages for alleged personal injuries are
asked for, is on trial before Judge Wilson
and a jury in the Fiftyiifth civil district
lourt
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Fo.ter's LocnI rorrcn

Tue storm waves viii reach this mer,1.
isn anu the other changes win occur =,
. ana within 100 miles OF Houston wI,bia
given below: VI Tue dates
March li-warmer.
March l5--Threateninp.
March L. chaugeabL
March l7--Coolcr
March IS Moderate.
March is--Warmer.
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RED MEN TO CELEnnATn.
waking Arrangements for 81. r.
ms $50 :

mas Day.
me arrangements committee Of the loea,
tribes Of the Improved Order Of Red Men
consisting OF Mcssrs. Me, Marie ana Abe'.
~ Minso tribe. Marshall OF ogarita trb,
ana drisss, Randolph. Taylor Kiibirrer
una Fox Of Tonkaway tribe. at n mso,,n.
neid ~ the wigwam Of Tho latter ~
ou'ineu programme for The oel.brati,, !,
~ Iamina's day. which occurs on MAJ
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For grading. per cubic Yard.
For setting stone curbingi rer linoal foot.
For setting granite curbng per lineal foots...,...
For setting brick cvrhlnsi noal foot. .....
For setting cement or concrete curhng, per rcnl
foot ......
For constructing culserm Of hard burned brick Jer
" iiiical foot
For furnishing aud setting IRON ouyott covers. per H.
For laying sheet asphalt pavement with four lnch con.
crete foundation, per square yard ,,...,,,..4...
For lRyng sheet asphalt pavement with SIX ineh CON
crete foundation, per square yard. $500.
For laying rock asphalt pavement with four inch CON
crete foundation, per square yard, ..............
For laying rock asphalt pavement with six zach con.
crete foundation, per square yard ......,..,.,....
For laying vrihed brick paw, with inch cor
crete foundation, per square ynrd............,..
FOR iaynE vitrihed brick pavement with six incl
crete foundation. per sqt yard ...........-.,
For laying yftrihed brick pavement with four inch
gravel foundation per square yard ......s........
For laying ytrihed brick pavement with six rrh
erave foundation per square yard ,.s.,...I 49,.
FOR laying vitritfed brick pavement with intermediate
course of hard burned brick six inch sand
foundation. per square yard ...............,., II.
For lnNnt 1efor nacndum pavement per square yard
iof aNlrn gravel svemeu, 4. square yard 80,
E9l lawns gravel pavement Il, per square lard ..i
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lMessrs. Nelson. Taylor, BELL and
Grlggs; MIR. Henry Breaker direc-

ne story oil Damon and Pythias will be
the last number on the programme .na
VIII be Illustrated with stereopticon views
Following this will come the supper.
rms social session Is to be given for tho
entertainments OF the knights and their
,r'ohas and all are most cordially Invited
10 be present '''eu
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for me cute little toy Watches N 10
10 each child bringing bundle ~. SYN
" - fa,hard's Troy Laundry. 9ls pr ss1s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The United States civil service commits
sion announces that on April O. 1898. an
examination viii be held al the postogic ,
at Houston. Texas. for the position ri
walcnmanT fireman in the Federal build
ms In that city at a salary Of $500 per an :
mum.
TIE examination will consist OF very
iisht educational test, together with IRA =
found In section i6i OF the manual NJ Az
aminations. and, In addition thereto an
plicants Will be graded upon their caar.i
aeter as workmen and their experience.
nation should apply 10 the secretary a,
The board of examiners at tho postoffice n
Houston for application ha..ks ,fotras 3'l
and SeD which should BE- properly ex-
ooutsd ana promptly forwarded TO the CON-
Coke sSs ana Tar-rFor sale By Houston Ga,
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rifty-nf,h ciyn nistrict cour,

Tho following proceeding were had in
the Fifty-fifth civil district cour, yestor.
day. Judge W. II. Wilson presiding:
Louis Siahl ct al Vs. James NJ. Cotton.
guardian leave TO defendant 10 file sacpnd
supplemental snswer
Ella c. Putnam VI silas r. Putnam,
INC order Of dismissal entered on March Z.
lE9S, vacated and case reinstated
GEORGE l.. Porter ct al W. Geo Spencer
81 all judgment for defendants. Ia which
bahuhs except; demand conclusion, of
law and fact and give notics of appeal
u" Moody vs. Mrs Irene Wheeldon
ct AZ Judgment as per decree on nle. 10
which plaintiff cNcepts gives notice OF ap-
neal and demands conclusions Of law and
fact
Arnt Peterson VS., san Antonio and Arap-
eas Pass Railway company: leave to de-
tcndant to le first amended ofigiral an
sweri : W Bodgeti appointed stop-
osrapher at request Of defendant mud cost
thereof taxed primarily against defendant.
On trial
Followins are the jurors for the week
ending March ~ George Carnes, Meyer
Levy. Lancelat Porter George L. Porter.
Jules Levy, Il g Ashe. c. f. SetteRas.
G Rammell II Oates r. A Tosoy. Emile
Aydam. H. 7. Howe, S. l.. sam, Fritz
Segar, W. H. Elicit, p. n. Calvert.
Charles Tinsley
All non Jury cases which wore set at
me beginning OF the term for last week
IN this court viii he called in the order
IN which ihoy are set on April 80, tho nrst
gay OF the next non-iuly week.
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A. upright plano cheap for cash; n.,rtv
'eNs'ps cliys dos Main street. Houston.
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from as @ @ s
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The following orders were made in tho
county court by fudge w ~ Shaw yester.
day,
John f. Muller VS. CUR. Colorado and
santa Fe Railway Company, continued by
plainliu and reset for first jury day in
May term
Wm. Manager ys L. Bergeron, Judgment
by agreement for plaintiff for possession OF
property ia controversy
"A. G. Kenncr VS.. a. u. Carson ct al
defendants frat special exception over
ruled to which defendant excerpts. defend
ants second special exception sustained
plaintln has leave 10 file amended petition:
Judgment for defendant
Following are the Jurors for the weeI,
ending Saturday March ~: w. NJ. Mitch
ell, j. Y Deay, Morris Lewis, John
Shenrn Louis l.. Levy, Hen parson j j.
Sweeney. John T. Browne Eugene Bot
tier r., X, Smith. Jack Rankins, Frank
Seaman.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of W. II. Wood drconsed, re-
port OF sale OF land at Palestine. Texas,
approved; administrator ordered TO make
deed 10 the purchaser on his compliance
With the terms of sale.
Estate of George A, Tyler, minor. bond
Of Ida Il. Tyler as guardian in sum of
$4,000 with ". II Kirkland. n, II.
Thompson, S V. Kirkland aNd W. A.
N"t'"lVNS AZ Nurtiiss. examined, approved
and ordered recorded; inventory and ap-
praisemont this day filed, examined aud
approved
Estate of Rufus n CLARK, minor. bond
OF n. l. Coons as guardian in sum of $4,000
with the American Surety company rs su.
rety, Is examined and approved.
Estate OF j w Byerly, the temporary
administrator Is ordered to sell two mares,
harness and wagon. all the assets OF this
estate, for cash at private sale and report
as carly as practicable.
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suits Tor c,viI District Court,

The following suits for the civil district
courts were fled yesterday.
John II. Hooper vs.. Willie smith dam
ages In The sum of $4ae5
Parable Daniels VS.. William Daniels, dl.
vorce
Joe y, iIudspeth vs.. Elmira IIudspeth,
Sally steigall vs.. Scott stclgali divorce.
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Suit Tor County curt,

In the county court yesterday c. l..
Bradley filed suit against the Galveston
houston and Henderson Railway company
on appeal from a lowcr court.
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inc arrangement committee Of Texa,
lamar and Houston lodges, knights of
fythas, met yesterday morning and com.
pleted arrangements for the entertainment
10 be held ON the SOth instant. The re-
treshment committee reported as having
arranged for a spread, and the report was
adopted. Tho Rathbone Sisters will fur
nish the good things. The entertainment
committee reported the following pro
gramme;
Utths QUE '''''.''..'.,'...,..,.n All
Weicoihe ''''..''..''......,.,, l.. G. Swope
sung ;..,,,.''; ,:,.;;,,''''.'.. Arion Quartette
Messrs. Nnlsnn Taylnr nnll a..i
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c 90. y. and Tar-rFor sale By Houston Ga,
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MEETITG OF CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Weekly Meeting of Board
of Aldermen.
SOME MORE BIDS FOR STEET PAVING
TO FIJI In Some Important Gnps.
Gas Company Given Thirty
Year Franchise.
SOME MORE BIDS FOR STEET PAWN

The city council met yesterday in regular
session with Mayor Rice presiding and al
the aldermen present except Matthews
Burke, Street and Adair, who were ex-
cused.