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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

COTTONSpecula;ve operations in cotton have cCntih
ue9 upon unsatisfactory scale which IS attioIt1-
may explain situation 70 some degree me
market entity destitute o.: energetic secl-
Interest for other reasons Gro? advces are 700
conflicting to Justify confidence either siI- Of he ac
count at present. while speculation Is being attracted
away from by sharp Use in wheat and me
sharp rise in stocks The after actors n"ss
Of cotton to-.ays alvance a; the strongest pei'ol
beng 81 4uJ points shorts n COTTON noe
the best BUYERS today The improfench en- II '-
demand spot cotton Liverpool j. said 10 De- upon
SUBS anal and largely responsible for the advance
in the pie, Of The English market \ lt'n
men: banding states their colt n bulletin ~ ms
for This OF the and materially lower IN com
parison than any speculative commodity II serHs
quite probable that active SPECULATION IN me s'A9
may ieveope almost time especially Should
weather condition. decidedly improve The mar
ket after opening steady advance OF go p'f''s.
within changes and closed s'eacy a. ne,
bales spot cotton closed dun Unchanged prices fnt-
ding up.ands CSC uldd,iaS Gull Csc, against ~ ,oc
and L. l6c ast year spot sales 80 bses, 'e'--ns
800 export, direct shipment 800 baes 20 20
rnisl..ug quoted. follows Mobile nominal -.
Savannah Q.ie'. lite. sales % baes 'naI'es
nominal. Wilmington firm. G'sc. Norio.k STEADY. w.
sales 2J) Balt.rn nm inal G3-lOc. Aue9sn
mr. c. ssl-s 800 bales New-)r"ans quiet. ll-lC-
sales ] 800 bales. s.. Louis steady. 35sc. -
expcr, thus far this season mas oeeh as
follows: 49,. con,,,a,,
To,ai ,o-asy .:c Ia dSc Zoo 4@sS4
T Ts,, ' An s'; ss week
Receipts at New ofcially estlra yea
e. from 200 bales sgans' $40 las; week ~!
last YEAR ana 222y In 1895 To norov's receipts al.
Houston estimated az from 80 l. 80 Haes' 'e1'"'
e27 last week al last year AMI los IN 1888.
The movement Of cotton at Liverpool during the wees
ending to-day. compared with previous week. was 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

'Bass coarse
NAVAL, STORES.

,,r feeling prevailed in the marie, Tor rosn 10
u asking prices shade higher. SpfIS , ~
r-c ,l,. cuc, tut steady AZ former Guor'''" go
VA. neglected but steady. We auotss; -. g.,
f,cgular, 81 49, oil. lbls. ST; pich - 80 ,ot
;;,t,.rrs III I,I'r%TINE-E Regulars and Machines -
Q3ac =, ,.,,,oo, 70 goo, strained 81 <2'sQ<i -: f.
.HIN -" - 81 GyGs Is. g. 81 67isN<l 70: IL 81 a.:
e. ~, / 81 ~ X. - 90, " ~ mnn- - . "''- '''
:. e. loi-Gs2 IS. " V. 81 2aas2 ="
w. - erorK on HAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07


sieaay, %ay 6-spirits urpentine hfm &c SAFE
~ Ibis. receipts. l.a25 ebls' isosih h'"' "'''
l.''n' ,c, bbls. receipts. >. l9s bhls. $3.50. oc1,
wimlngton May 1-sIiris turptnhG ~, a" r,ceiItS
Crude tuipentnc steady 81 %,pSi 60 Anc - ~
p"ceIrS ST Tar nm 81 % ,e.e2' rnsntin.-
-. ",s did Rosin-AmeTican. strained "s' ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

cash quotations were foNows Flour In a nm.
STEADY $ 10 '@"fN 10 "2'r red 81 .5gs corr.
stc 50 yeI.% s'e ~ , .e' ~ rye aaeec
g asG 80 . Ss' 81 Z aas:tea prime !o,ny
,ecd s. 550i2 " mess pork per 6o N lose IS $50
100 H. = s" sSoier, 9Sssea 81 15as5 short ces,
si@s tb6Sed s. 9ogs6 10; whskcy M :. -, grsnu-
a,ra s. 81 standard 81 81 on me rs21nGs @ @
5iay the butter market was s'T ,6 Zoe Cheese dull
uncf anged u-..., ,,setlea ~,
cenps MAY sSa ,s,. gat 4 % @asa 49, ss
red y nl,od 81 a5s'' Rye arm ~ . zoe. But
arm nj arm N sugar steady Esss steady se' =, 81,
MSngsse M 9r,ner wS; s, a5 DS j1 May 3.
~ ~. ~ sfsr: 80 l. coc Barley steady No . '''''
sample 4o0'3sae. Nav .s, July.
Mnneae!s MAJ &c. c w ha s'Ia i ss Sora
en- 81 A. ogr f.. . pq'ss g SoSss 10 clear
latsnn 1s. 30 R.an SO 5o.rsi; IN sacks 81 'oa'i1
ph,aaeph,a May c-wteai steady cSn ,,sSsd MAY
May 81 2sssi e corr po;f e r %F' and eS
higher winter super se:. Us 80: d. straight. s. 80
). @s" SOS s3 no. 'g5Ss s $50 BS',.r
c o~e fancy is " ws pIn lie:
Eggs dull and nc lo~er fresh sanet sugars unchanged.
SS16n .enGy raow gncha1ssd 600 bush:
riour 5000 bbs and 100 s SsS
Soonb ush. corn. 2?7 GO bush. oats. 5000 bush
St, Louis M,y sFour Arm And un cn eS 10 red
a' sST3nse T 3. track i':%S Nay jSy
essasi.c sepemeei s2c assrd Sisher 30 cash
Ss5d S ss. 81 a.>4 'J Juiy
49, sd csgS! steady 80 s5. sa's sa Sep
s s3. white 34c Bran hrn sacked LA eSs' ,ifi3c
d3'.e. nat,'r quiet '''"''s'''
~,.to Nav 0-wheat lower. very aet,Vs' , 9 Sc
ard May 81 81 corn eeu St;es ses az Rye quiet; No
os,s s se,' Soyrfseed easy. prime cash :" Va O
cash S,.,, ' ssc. south Lima and Indiana 'Sc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

DRUGS Opium firmly hsd: With cascS a.'s {, ~,
Morphine guos 81 2" bulk o 9ng% y al
&c: Manufacturers hulk 22a:ic foreign buN ana 81
Acc OUTSIDE holders bulk
sc was he is ncrcalcG cdnhisn ds,ye4 ~ hear
edc rsgnE IN me, mqs" besnaS SO Tar as actual
pafs,ns Win nsh were concerncd vas dG' w nv
70 the xsion Of mu.ce throughout tho day -,
ta,,ns sm"as smaller longs ana bulls hal their fa1.
NH kcsping iris whoa, from seriously oi7res'nE NE
,~eF,s were also credited with picking W. 'ons'e y" 'G
juy Numerou, AID shocp a1'@ aen ~ ,p
a,,vc trade and fnal price. for ne season -. ",
sdn scs asne Non Mo o. the Q" hear ajax a
nc asm2'n S sa' ,5 9G " he .oot on, On @
s, arp de"ine This reasonable arsumen to many
cnsc'Ts'ESf 7ns the last cw DAYS Liverpool from is
.:s1day as -S snH1s as aes ' ,SroarS
"nrts OF specua,ors to get poas the was as, an
aiya"s 'h her. t. ID on ta9a se6"r than ra
go wn'. ,rn ns"eY ST. feersours advice.
POI; and inland stocks lS""~ puSo s roh6ion d.,
I:mes;an grain exports cahl over ,ocay A'S
tine ihiPm .sN ,Sr mere 500 GO bu which make ne
,',a, since January asou. 1850 '1sm ID "s ,
i, Trned strong and closed @od1o points up on Nn
Srher Northwest stocks promise deere9s 900 0 100 ,.
bush and the visible supply no, nue. The Chcaro short
Elpcr,er n boHsS, aSut 10000 bush all gar NJ
les, hslt srptrn1scr: No Northern i'uutA ",
- .nratstrcets exports Of wheat ana runr W. :
. as KS bush against asi"oco bush lasi "er@ "i.'
hush laet .'t)ltN "a fiil go
%, cc,, ,o-dav were heavy. but decided crop wss n'
On The EXPORT business sales not exceeding - pa
,a,,~.s from the interior ro-ed that ne "en,
was unsatisfactory but farmers ene'uias'a 'S oo.s
,r,oos v.rs shirping their corn ITO matH"t IN.
io,. a, IIyerpopl showed ret decline OF ~ 80.
Trade here was que, most Of the day. ne MAJ Ne
80 ,n-i,.is a, weakness With nidfnN season ~
s.r,neh on covering The close was = nc
/ =, . ,orn .losed 4ot.c o aaoat. litcs'r'''
ncs we're G4 bush. against 42lNoV bN,H "a, w.
and 3i27 600 bush last year on "c -
and stimulated demand for futures 70 me ektc
s I.r ,n.. r. nst higher cold weather West WAS
ing rac.or in me strength Sales o. 90 bush -
,,er. yer. noted No oats quoted S5'. r'fc: 70 d
eNpo'ssis ~ uhi,e 37i,c " white clips 3Sc; 70
q vh,s ~: mixed asa track "h,- a. y
/ oS"''' ca No = Western. '"N 80 =
~ n anoa,: state rye s7i3c o hhoat G;'lc
/ Track. BARLFf-MaThet o"''' 's''''S' ''41
I York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

pvERrsEMENrs and subssrp''cns for phs riSn"s
al Uptown Once. NO. l2t- broao"sy'
.r norm II 3lsI-st. until o'clock M advertise
.o,s -rcetved ~ following branch oses az tesa.
nr,ra Until O'Clock m. VIZ - ot.
oo- ., i52 cor. i2th-st Macy. DIN
"a Columbus ave. near YVES. "o'
Mes, a2a At, rear eth % Ea:t , *, :, sss
s.'.s.' Tween 10Th and 18th sts LOIS ga ave nssr
Sis-s. iTos ist-ave. near s9tn-st 90 90, p,s.ct.rW
go o., ave 80 Eas, 79th-s 1921 3i-ave; w Sv~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
uOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMsLERoAA
VIA BoULOGNE- SUR MEn
D . WEN THE New TwIN-scREW g 8.
RWTTERlDAM7
First Cabin $50 md upward
SAILING SAT-. MAY a. 10 A N.
Nos.ra,. prices great comfort superior accomnodasioa3
ATn.v Tor bandbook and terms to Gen. Pass Agsney -
Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
. Ioial port receipts for the week compared with
IN" corresponding totals Of last week. year 1896
Totcis ...... 65.I43 5s.774 4.4i7 3osi4 41ae.

day, May g. ls9S:
Net receipts a; all United States ports during
'"''A'-
same week last wear 80 Az
Total receir,s thts ,,a,e s %, s13
Total roceint. 70 same dats ia ... 400 l3b
he
Cxports for sane vsck lac, war '''.... IOl US
Total ev,,rfe "a .his G. ga. .93
Total ,vror,s SAM te,o ; .sl
Stock AT all Ini,e1 states .......... coo us
." az '"'e' "'"'s i'''7 ' 4ac o42
c.'c,, y, al ir,e-ic. ,cyyns ............ ~ -
e." ~, '" '' 80 1 -. COO
So, ., ra-ne,, 1850 ,,rre iast vner... l1f coo
Stock If American anoa; for Great britain. i"-'''
SOCK o, h'nerlcnh a''''' ''' '' 300
time last wear.
Tho following tho total net receipts OF cotton a. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

OTHVH MAFNEIS--f't F''I''S''@'
Chicago May C.rhsre ives goa sS' cha,ce orerr
ier sales we're principally at $t1so' oeef s'oo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
WHITE STAR LINE.

~ NEw-YoRK-oUE ENsTowN-LIvERPoor.
Bri;annio MAY T. noon Hrann.e yuns nooe
1;srman,c .. May %. noon Germanc. -. June q nooe
Teutonic. June noon Teltonic June ~ noon
,rhe new WHITE STAR LINE Cargo ana LIVESTOCK
twin screw steamer 'CYMRIc.'' 1852 tons having YER
suner,or limited NUMBER OF SAoou
passengers will sail from New-York Tuesday NAY ~:
Jno oi and Wednesday. July a. according TO uae trV
pier ~ n r. No Second Cabin or Steerage. Rates W
and upwards. ,..-..,.. .,,,- a.
" WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No a.. North River ONCE Broadway. N I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

Rio-Coifee market quiet. No Rio. os.-o, exenanse
bos-32d: iece!p.s liUUO bags cleared tor the CheH
states bags; cleared for Europe. 600 bags s'ocN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
A xcHOR IINE.-U. s. NAIL STEAMERS

4 NCHOR LINE.-C. ;. MAID SIEAME"N
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From PIER -. North River foot OF West 2sen.se
Frrne.sia..N Is, noon Anchoria. DAY - nooe
t-,ponis 800, Nay 81 Furnessa. June IL. moor
' CITY OF ROME. June 4 and July o..
Cabin CIV o. Rome. SEQ. other steamers. $50
second Cabin. -
DAM. sl2 60 Furacssa s315o. Other Strs t5A
' Storage Passage.
Rom. $3.50. Furnessia. $3.50 Other Strs s25o@
FOR new illustrated Book Of Tours. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

DED I'D" LINE.
H.. c,avra Puerto cabelIo. Curacao and Marc
eA''o Via From Roher, Pier. Brooklyn.
pn & 6 "CEDARDENE'' ............ uesdV ny ~
..AHYDiDS'' SATURDAY. Way ~
'i>N' g - HOvLTON BLISS K pA1.LETT.
General Managers. No. 133 Front y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ DAILY To NORFOLK.
Far Oh Point Comfort. Norfolk Newport Ns-S resefc-
ro' >p,ar,smou,h Primers Point. Richmond. virginia
Beach Va washiDg,on C. frs,sn' ana p,s :
e., "y.snt eaturdsy y. NJ. and saturday at r. ~
u"IW l. iUItL.AUDEv. Nice-Pres'i and frame Asr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

Foreign coffee markets. santos-Cofee market sue
lOS@O0. receipts l'ro bags s''Nk
S25 600 baes HambIIg-Contee market opened :. p,g
iower. AT , 30 u m, net unchanged. sales. 5000 hacS
Eavre-Coree market opened steady = franc higher a.
10 N unchanged at m. quiet and unchanged. closed
franc net higher total sales. 1000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

CLYDE LINE
~ ALI. FLORIDA POINTS TIE SOUTH AMI
~" SOUTHWEST.
-- ,,v steamer Line to CHARLESTON. s. c.. AZ
IN, tu9 sSsyIrI,E FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
'AoN' superb Passen Aceommotations
.,.rSt-r, W,nSay May SEMINOLE. FRIDAY. Nav y
fAn ,n,.ix Tnss May 10 DELAWARE. Tues. May ]!
sstesrsrr NAV . to Ia',sonvills direct
E'''" 49,, nfiye literature free upon application
VIII p CLYDE q CO. General Agents
WI - Bowling Green, ". 7.
e., Cen, q Pen Fas, r & p Line. va JacktonviiA
10, t-eight and Passenger Line. VIA Chai .eston
"ratc E.;[R General Agent. 3i5 Broadway. " T.
ADVERTISEMENTS and suhs.rproons ,os Ihs Ir,nuns
\ m their Uptown Office No l.2f2 broadway.
r.c.,' ~ Of 3la-st until o'clock advertise
-eceiyed al the following branch ofhces at regular
80. ant o'clock p M, VIZ 20 STE ave. g. e.
corr csd-st: i32 6h-ave cor l2,h-s Macys otn-svs:
Cof C0lumbls-aye. near West 66th-st. lug
nna ~ a., rs7r 6th-aye % East ltth-st 237 West
o.. b.wsen ;,h and sh ayes i59 East tIth-st sas
- n.,wsen ;s,h and T7th 1923 3dave. near
Si.,rst ,Os ist-ave near s?th Go sd,avs ns:!
90, al ave: 30 Beecknr 325 Bleecker-st |;
sos o. Az. 80 Fast To,h-st: 1921 3dave 6eo dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

FRENCH LINE.
L coMpAGHIE GENERALE TRANsATIxHNrSUN
salins Every Saturday at 10 A. No.,
From PIER No 81 Norh Kv., 1901 Morton s''y yn.
I" d;sscogn. May p La Toursne June IL
LII 49, for T. 5. and Can. Bowling Green N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

EUROPE HOLY uo .hSD' ROUND THE
"0'''' F c. CLARK. III Broadway n !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

CCNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
r-or, pier 4o " r., foot Of Cia-kson ST.
,,,. Nay Z 2P IL Campania May 81. p. ~.
ssry. May TO- 10 4. n Aurana. May a. A. ~
Nav T., 10 A. NJ lCmbra. May 2s. 10 A. ~.
~vrpTOS n BROWN CO. Gen. Agents.
ROWLING GREEN NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

Tho following are receipts Of cotton a. a..
ncr:s since September |. 1897
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06

Mrs. ]. W. Daniel, Mrs. Roy Powell
Mrs. W A. Nisbet, Miss Tillman of Quit
man, Miss Leila Morgan Miss Louise
Daniels of Augusta, Miss Kate Merriman.
Miss Myrtle White, Miss Robb of Clarkes-
vile, Tenn, Miss Whtesides. Miss Alice
mccall, the Misses Cabaniss, Miss Emma
crawford, Miss Eva Haltiwanger Miss
Mai Fretwell, Miss Elise Chapeau. Miss
Marion Cooper, Miss M. L. BeckWith and
MISS Jennie Buckner. The prizes were
won by Miss Leila Morgan and Miss
Louise Daniels
Miss jamie Scotia Snow of Quitman and
Miss Carrie Green of Dalton are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. P Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. G. Carson are
among the visitors at Suwanee Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher Smith
have returned from their bridal tour, and
are at home to their friends at 1O1 Henry
street, east.
Mrs. F. w. Edwardy and Miss Lillian
Edwardy of Atlanta spent a few days in
Atlanta during the week with Miss Mary
Cox on Duffy street, west
Miss Bruins of Bessemer, Ala, Is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. E. C. Bee, at
Isle of Hope.
Miss Eleanor Vivian Puder celebrated
her eighth birthday with a beautiful nar-
ty Friday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Puder, on
Henry street. A delightful evening was
spent by the little guests, and everything
Among the young people present were:
The Misses Stella Bailey, Hattie Saussy,
May Nicoll, Marguerite Suits, Blanche
Cavanaugh, Norma Derby, Bertha Ander-
son, Margaret Claghorn, Anna Bell, Gra-
Gle Rice, Louise Parks, Mamie StillweH,
Nellie Roberts, Gertrude Jones, Inez Tie
deman. Blanche Cavanaugh, Eva Young,
jamie Chapman, Daisy Derby Sallie An
derson, Hazel Lemcke, Viola Krouskoit,
Clyde Crawford, Mildred Ehrlich, Kate
Bell, Inez Tiedeman, Annie johnson, liza
Shaw, Vera Spann, Jennie Wells, Rosa
Gibbes, Helen Blum, Stella Haupt, EdtNlA
and Bertha Anderson, Ethel Fritz, Bi 9@''
Van Kuerin, Nellie Schirm, Annie KinS..
Rosa Gibbes, Elise Ely, jamie Chapman'N
May Rivers and Robert Falligant, Wine
aud Theodore Pottinger, Izlar Oliveros'
George Maclean, Murdoch Chisholm, Alex
Murray, Louis Falligant, Charles Ely
Frank Brooks, Theodore Lyon, Mllington
Brooks, Frank George. Charles Cranford'
Arthur Gregory, Catesby Jones, John Dy-
er, William Jansen, David Chapman ana
Leonard Cleveland
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-06
Wants the Curfew Law.

Editor Morning News: The Morning
News made a wise suggestion that some
law is needed to keep the boys off tho
streets and squares after dark. Groups
of children of various sizes may be seen al
most any evening in the squares sitting
around talking. When too dark to play
it means mischief Teeples and other
fires emphasize the Importance of re-
striction of the youths of our city froi'
the freedom of the streets after nightiaH'
unless accompanied by grown person
well-known business man recently
said 81 want to see presented to CouneI
a petition for a curfew ordinance" why
should 1t not, and be adopted. Where trie9
in other cities, 1t has very greatly redueea
Juvenile crime. Let us save the chl-
dreni ! ! Childrens Friend.
You must be crazy" "Must?' "Tha'
is the word. II you won't be insane
continued the lawyer for the defense:
see no way of saving your n elk. "-lndhn-
apolis Journal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13

Mrs. Add f. Head. aged 75 years, died
yesterday morning at her late residence,
1910 Travis street. leaving numerous
friends and relatives to grieve for her loss
The funeral takes place at 10 o'clock this
m morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
coLoRED KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs.
ihird Days Session of the GRIND
Lodge of Texas.

Ihird Days Session of the GRIND
Lodge of Texas.
Inc colored Knights of Pythias delegates
10 the meeting of the grand lodge, convened
their third days session yesterday.
inc grand chancellor anno'inoed that Sir
D. l.. Tlgge of Birmingham, Ala, supreme
oetnsei OF the court of Calanthc, was in tbo
city and would visit the grand lodge during
the day.
Grand Chancellor l.. NJ. Mitchell, If Ans.
n 'neh read Els annual report to the grand
'ouse' which showed that the order was
never In healthie. condition, morally. snir-
i'uai'y' intellectually and numerically. The
grand chancellor has been supportsd NV
loyal subjects. Special mention was mada
vi tne faithful and efficient work of the
enuo" ineht board. In closing, the grand
chancellor remarked: NAV Won continue
" De guided only by the dictates of a nrra
I nn' ana quickening spirit of the.
rIinee or Peace. May blessings richly de-
Neu iaii upon you, and in future wears
when generations find the order of Knights
o. rythias still reaching forth and taking
sne nahas OF good men. teaching them the
oeau'iiui and instructive lessons OF friend
sn'p, cnarity and benevolence, thus showing
10 tnem the glorious future of those WIZ
are governed by the great PRINCIPLES ~ ~
bravery" and its sweet consoiation-to dis
.or those we love. The report was referred
10 the proper committee.
D. W. Anderson, grand keeper of rec.
ords and seal, Dallas, read his rsnor, T.,
,os- there were in the State 10 financial
iousss, with an aggregate of 266 members
~ ~ isso mere are ~ financial lodges, with
an aggregate membership of 1915 Tho
se reporting the greatest membership
Pride OF the West No 10 of Dallas Owes 20
wy lodge No. IL of Galveston co,Isc,s "a
Sl52790. 'u" disourssi
sm w r. Hill, president of the endow.
i ,lene o9ard, next read his report the FIJI
iow,hs oeing an extract OF IL:
Ano'ner year. with its Joys and sorrow
s ~ ana shadow. has been added ~
t,rn's 1nuess ages OF the past and we have
Ne ~ asaue from the everyday duties OF
~ 70 review the work already nerforr,,d
and plan for the coming year. nnr,ns ne
p PAST year. while many have reioiced IN ,ho
iunness OF strength and the Gun ~ hannis
80 hes been filled to OVERLOOKING !,
o oss sorrow and death have come ami
elsnt OF our former comrades nav. hsa,.
s s from labor to reward. We can hit
-. s. OUT great loss; yet while we pause
hu, ND. sar upon their graves. We can
IN M ~ ma. tney have taken their places
~ me grand lodge OF heaven. We. n mr.
4. mnie way, can not hotter affect our AZ.
souon 70 them than by dividing our esrthsv
late BY their death. 'e's us1o-
retrospective view Of the lat ve.r..
~. = tu,s q ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for our cr-
"o asvs bssa ahae = Nv T. en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
4 SAD DEATH.
Mrs. G. r. Noycs. After Long Ill
ness, Peacefully PASSES Away.
Secretary
Home.

ness, Peacefully pasncs Away.
The numerous friends and relatives OF
Mrs. Clara Taylor Noyes were sadly
shocked to read the announcement Of her
death IN yesterdays Post. Although suffer-
ing for several months, an ordeal which
she bore with that meek resignation worthy
Of the true Christian woman, still few were
prepared to hear OF the demise of one SO
young, and all grieved that a career so full
of bright promise should he SO prematurely
and SO regretfully brought to a close. The
deceased lady was endowed with all
the charms of head and heart which ten
DERBY endeored her to those who knew her,
aud it is no idle figure Of speech to say
that her early taking off will be sincerely
and universally mourued in this commun
ity. She had only been married few
months over year. which makes her mel
anCholy demise all the more difficult to
bear. and The Post joins with the legion
OF those who regret her loss in rendering
to her afflicted husband and relatives the
respectful tribute of heartfelt coincidence.
The funeral takes place this afternoon
at 4 o'clock from Christ's church. and the
following gentlemen will ofhciate as pall-
bearers; Il. X. Dillingham;. w. d. Cleve-
land, Jr., w. S. Hunt. d. b. Huey, Dex-
ter Holt. n. r. Latham, Fred Dorrance
and Ben d. Rice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-13
CITY ukENiFIEs.


A marriage license was issued yesterday 10
Fcank Roescher and Miss Carrie Mooller.
There are undclivered tolegIams at the
Western Union office for A, L. Careys and j.
II. hoeicr.
San Jacinto Chapter of tho Daughters OF the
Republic viii meet this afternoon at clock.
at tho residence OF Mrs. urwitz.
The revival meetings at the Mckee Street
church continue With ), fair Interest. Rev.
D. II. Hotchklss Will preach tonight.
Tho ladies OF st, Patrick's church will con
duct grand fair for the benefit OF the
church on tho Goth. alst. ed and 2ith instant.
y por,hisi convention " called to meet Mt
Katy, in this county, On May II, 10 elect dele,
rries to the State convention. which meets In
Austin, July p.
The. Second Presbyterian church Sunday
school will give its annual picnic tomorrow az
Forest park. All those desiring To attend VIII
p'rase lie al the church Mt $50 a. M
Tho Bray's Bayou Gun Club informs the
hoestnn members that general meeting will
he held on the FIRST Sunday In June FOR the
transaction Of important business.
The woman's Christian Temperance Union
VIII hold It's regular meeting at the Christian
chapel at $3.50 this afternoon. subjects;
What we owe AMI how to pay It,"
The shearu Church Epworth League VIII
meet tonight az O'Clock in their chapel TO
study the church discipline. All Methodists
In the city are invited to be present.
There viii be social meeting OF tho Tabor
nscls EpMcrth League tonight. and all mem
hers. as well as friends. are requested 10 he
present. Refreshments viii be served with
out cost aud pleasant time will be had
State and County Tax Collector H. NJ. ,,ur-
III VIII commences very soon the compilation
OF the delinquent tax rolls from isS. 10 date.
The making OF those rolls liz an enormous uu-
etfialing but Mr., Curtin. With an expert
clerical force. expects to complete tna work
before the coming election,
The preliminary hearinr NJ II yrtch,
charged with killing Can, Singleton al Hum.
lie last Saturday, Will ,nSe ilacc before Jus.
tiee titse next Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Wright Is IN the county iail, having beer
BROUGHT here by Sheriff Archie Anderson on
the evening Of the day on which the crime
VAS committed