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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
LOST AND tOIN Nd.

LOST.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that CERTIFICATE No. 76. for 10
shares in the b. r. JOHNSON PUB
LISHING COMPANY, has been lost and
apuifrati0n made for It's renewal
do.o HUGH TAYLOR.
FOUND TUESDAY AFTERNOON. on
Broad street. POCkEI-BOOk contain
ing a sum OF money. owner can obtain
information regarding same dt Times
office. ue-l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Largest stock i'm the South-all sizes
and all prices. Come and see them. loo
Records Open every evening during
Xmas until 10 O'Clock Walter ID. Moses
& Co, 1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

was engaged during yesterday In winding
up the business for this term.
The Hastings Court will be In session
to-day.
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Main-St. Corner Store Property
Nos. s21 AND s28 WEST MAIN STREE
CORNER MAIN AND CHERRY.

By request OF the owner, who has re-
moved from the city 90 live ana VINO IS
fully determined 20 sell, | shall auction
the aforementioned EXCEPTIONALLY
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE, upon the
premises. TO the highest bidder, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %. 1sos,
at I =. NJ. HERE WE HAVE TWO
LARGE. FIRST-CLASS, SPLkNDl(l.1
BUILT THREE-STORN STOCk-BRlCiN
STORES. an perfectly arranged lot bust
ness. with complete. well-arranged, con-
vcnient dwelling apartments above. con
tanning about or : rooms each win Guy
water and gas These stores are now
occupied by good. prompt-paying tenants
an "a good rental Sanitary arrangements
and plumbing an In perfect tact ana
order The lot fronts ON the SOY I'll
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AND CHEN
RY STREETS 10 FEET. extending back
befween parallel lines and fronting OF
Cherry street distance or los Ieet o
inches to ten-foot alley said aHey oeuls
"A part of this property. such am oppor
tunitv 20 purchase such valuable p.opeIsy
is rarely had. as this locality ana hish-
class improvements is unquesuohed py
the most fastidiOus ..,o
TERMS. Liberal and announced az tlihe
Of sale or an nv office by application.
CHARLES \ ROSE.
deli AuCuoiee''
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RAILnOAD<

~~-~~~~~~~~~c~~-~<~~-~~ ~~~~~~>->-~>~-~~eA~~
GO ; '''' a'I' 'a'
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER n, 1914
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
eco A. n. Daily, with Parior car for
principal stations, Newport
News, old Poin. Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Connects al NOR
folk with New YORK steamers,
except Tuesday. 49,.
3:f5 +. N. Daily, with Pullman Tor
local stations. Newport News,
Old Point, Norfolk and POris-
mouth. Connects al Old Point
with Washington steamers,
daily and with BalumOIs
steamers except sunday
1920 A. n. Day Express. except sunday.
for Clifton Forge. connects
at Gordonsville for orange.
Cuipeper. CalvertOn, Manaa-
sas, Alexandra and wash
fngt0n, AZ Union station.
Charlottesville Tor Lynch
burg; at Basic City FOR
sls p. M. Daily with Pullman 20 Gin
ciRBau LouisViilc ana D.
Louis. connecting az CoyinS-
ton. Va. for Hot sprlngs.,
stops only at imPorta
stations. Meals served on Din-
ing cars. No. z, local tram,
except Sunday. follows ABOVE
tram from GOr6OnsYiiis 20
stanton No / runs TO
Orange daily and connects AZ
Orange with southern railway
nOrth-bOund.
$50 y. NJ Accommodation. except sum
1870 p. n. Daily for Cincinnati with
T. +, V. Pullman 90 Hinton, ". va, ana
and louisville. meals served
on dining car Connects at
stanton except sunday for
winchester, Va. and at Cow
ington. va, daily for virginia
HOT Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
1880 "A. NJ. Daily for Lyuchburg. Ltxing-
ton. Va, ana Clifton Forge.
Connects, except sunday, with
buckingham and Ancrlne
branches, and M clifton Forge
with No ] for Cincinnati
. ~ = n fxcent Sunday for columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ. Except Sunday, from boswell.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati.
II 30 A. NJ. Dal.y from Nofiok ana oia
$50 P. NJ. bSii%'' from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 P. NJ. P Pa,ny.. from Norfolk and ola
7:i5 p. NJ. Except sunday. from clifton
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. VI. Except Sunday. from Column
bi8.
6.2O p. NJ Daily from clifton FORGE,
Lexington Va. and Lynch
burg. and. except Sunday
from New Castle and KOsney.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent.
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RAIL ROADS.

TRAINS Leave RICHMOND. VA
1910 A. M, No. II. Southern Express
daily for Atlanta. Augusta and
points South. Sleeper Richmond 10
Danville. Greensboro, Salisbury,
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,
Sleeper open at $50 +. Nj. Stops at
all stations between idcnmond and
Danville 10 take on and let OF pas
selgers.
Connects at Danville, Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the Washington
and Southwestern Limited mo. 30.
vlls, HOT Springs. Chattanooga and
Nashyll.e: New York TO Memphis.
X Xe YORK to New Orleans. New
coach to Ismpa. ana fTIss-elas' d aaS
memphis. Connections are made
Tor all points in Texas and Califor-
a aia sleeper open for occupancy at
i2:oi 7; NJ. No. Z. solid train daily for
Snariotte, n. c.. connects at Nose
Iey WITH Farmvihe and Powhatan
r ,,iIa Al Keysyille for Clarks-
viiie- oxford, Henderson and Dur
nam, and at Greensboro for Dur
nam Raleigh and Winston-Salem;
g. .Danville with No. IS. United
s S.stss fast mail. solid train. daily
LOT New Orleans and points South.
wnlch carries sleepers New York to
rem orleans ana New York to Jack
- "s,Ile. Through Sleeper Salisbury
.For-NhiPhi's also fulinan touEioN
sleeper every Wednesday Washing
e.oo Ppn 20 san Francisco without change.
"" W No. H. local. daily except sun
oay, Tor keysvillo and intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Goo a. NJ
go NJ From Atlanta. Augusta,
$40 A. NJ, from Keysyille and local sta
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Neapolis.
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TAN NOTICE.
Office Collector City Taxes.
Room I. first floor, Gity Hall,
Richmond. Va, Dec. l, lS9e


Richmond Va. Dec. /, 1898.
v Office TO TAXPAYERS.
The residue Of city Taxes FOR 1895 IS
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this office.
EVERY male twenty-one years OF age.
and EVERY person Keeping house or do
ing business in the city is assessed for
personal taxes. and those who have not
paid any city taxes during the year Will
please call and settle, so as TO avoid being
posted as delinquent.
GRADING. PAVING, TIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due and viii have 10 be declared delin-
ouent IN not paid on or before end OF year.
FIVE PER CENT was added 70 all
tqx bills. real or personal, not half paid
ON or before JUNE Both.
FIVE PER CENT. will be added 20 last
balf If not paid on or before DECEMBER
3lst. 800. $500,
taches 10 all bills as soon as reported de-
Particular attention Is called 10 the
4boyo. as under IN ordinance just passed
nv the City Council there can be no
avoidance OF the per cent. penalty after
December 3lst. -
FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM,
del Collector OF Clty Taxes.
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Statesmen WANTED,

NTED-AN HONEST ENERGETIC
young salesman IS open for engagement
I'm reliable house. Satisfactory refer
euces given. Address w. II. L., Salem.
Va. de2O
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NEtIING>.

TIE gEGTLAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND will be held al - building
on TUESDAY January IT, S iS1y az l.
1eg Cashier.
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TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SIS A. NJ. and $40 z. NJ.

MCSEUM-IN TIE
Davts Mansion. corner Twelfth and
CLAW Is open 10 visitors daily from . A
NJ 10 3 = NJ Admission 23c. except
IN sATURDAYS. when IL IL Free 20 ne
nuhlic Annual membership ticket 81,
which admits the holder n all times,
ufe nneu.hsrshio ucks' $40
Ola phone g5i New Phone 1868
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21
DfyfnE>B NaFFeh.

Office Vlrl nia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Richmond, Va, Dec 10, le9s
DrvIDEND -THE DIRECTORS OF
fbfs company have declared SEN
NNNf-AL DiVIDEN OF 3 PER CENT.
r1rIble ON and after January "a next.
transfer books closed. Checks VIII be
mailed. Changes OF address should be
notified 10 company. ...,..,o,ft,,
IS. n. VI oak T RI r
Al, Secretary.
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Richmond. Va. Dec. =. Is.IN.
THE poARD CF DIRECTORS or THIS
COMPANY have declared from the net
earnings of the past six months u
Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE 0n the paid-up stock ana rata
bi,. '.n Inc running stock. payable al the
office OF The company ON and after jan
udry 3, lsE' .. .,..,,, .,,
11t cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-21

Dividend NOTICE.-'TuE BOARD OF
directors of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burr 47} PotOm1c kAl.foaa O .,,,l l,,!i 7,
49, declared DIVIDEND OF THREE
All, s HALF DOLLARS PER SHARE
ON the common stock and Dividend
Obligations OF the company. pay hle on
Ianu4rv q 1859. The transfer books VIII
De closed from December ~ ''''' IT.
January 10, lSJj. - ,,.,>,u,ro>-
aoao Treasurer.
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Granite Building Company
\. Tins east Main street

Richmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1S9S.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY haye.
this dav declared % DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENTIM t5 per cent?,
free OF tax, on its capital STOCK OF $40
ooo uavable ON and after January 3,
80, JOHN MORTON.
dep1 Secretary.
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Atlantic COaStL Line.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE DEC. is. Is9S
TRAINS LEAVE EICHMOND-UNION
DEPOT.
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HELP WANTED--Female.

WANTED. 4 SALESLADY APPLY at
THE HUB CANDY CO.'S, 4O3 east
Broad street. de2l
WANTED. A SALESLADY IN 4 CON
dictionary store, No. 10 west Broad
street DEL
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WANTED. TO RENT ONE FURNISH
Ed and three unfurDjshed rooms.
Bright: moderate. or divide house. A3
west Grace street.
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AUCTION Substituting Day.

BY Charles \. Rose.
Real Estate ana Loans,
No. II north Tenth street.
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ID EREMPTORY PUBLIC AUCTION
4 SALE OF
r~>~r~c.r-.,r Y Al "a DT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

,t ,, , n, . ~. -. -l,..I,,, !
'eu'ine p"slhesS ~ 'he eNehihs sNns'on
called u up ana az we ooneiuuoh that II
you'd no, nfnpaply DC pasSeu ID ,l,ue W " ~
SUBMITTED ,edl WIN the o'hor ainshu1i I ~
~. oi,ereu lne ioliowlnE ahlennnsh,:
Amehu page !, l,he ~, ny ntrlNihs GUY
tirst iueaaaS III Ausus'' lsa'' 9aha inserl
az next sehcr'i ciert'ot. Auoi,nn' 'sgc
House Jonrhpi on lhe lweny-ili'h leHis-
'alufe' page w"
ms amendment by some means WAS lelt
or or no, sent over 70 inc senate Nhign
! wa pnN plsppVfr unil' tho tVine NV pssn
reported ny the senate committee Oh con-
sliiuuonal amendments ana me same prlni-
ca; ana mo iIlenae OF me measure ue-
slncu that, as other nmehdments were ne-
ing maze ny me senate, thnt ~ WoViu pe
'fsf 'foin'o 10 alhenh rs 20 ,l,ne OF suolr,,s>
SION again IN me senate ana II WAS accord
lhs'y done by thht bouy faer sth'
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S. % 1hc ccnfed.ralr Amendmeat

tn tho Editor OF Tho Post.
Crockett. Texas, April 4. Under ths
heading OF Iniusticc to the Governor
YOUR special from Austin published in The
Post Aprl I, states that the papers arc
charging tina; Governor crlhsrson Is re-
saonsibIe for hoidnS az election on the
Confederate pfusion amendment one week
before general election. No ons acquainted
With the circumstances and facts connect
Cd with The passage OF that resolution
could charge the governor with any re-
sIonsibility for the error or mistake MS
YOU might :erm II. ! an the author Of the
resolution, and II wac originally drawn 10
be submitted with otEer amendments in
August 1871; but on count cf The light
attendance OF ncmbsrS IN tbs holst during
ilc greater part Of harch and April.
deemed II hest not to rrsss iis passage. rs
II required 80 votes 10 pats VI, AMI the
number OF menibsrs present areraSlug
about 90 TO %. which wcnla have pat IL
within the bower OF six or eight merlbers
10 defeat H.
on The 2sd OF April The roll rall showed
i0a members present, and OF onee held q
reference With Hon. A. r. Wood OF Ma
yarlo county, who had Joined IN the pre-
ssnsaiinn Of tho resolution. and sc DE-
eided 10 notify our friends that we Mould
call II up that afternoon And after come
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Son. or ncrn,nnn ,3icclion.

LmInp, Texas. AMI q AZ q reeuIar
meeting Of Luing lodsa No SIS. Sons Of
Hermann. the following officers we're Ia
stalled for the coming Term,
President. !. llummcl; vice president, ..
Torher secretary, y. G. muensler. trcnsu-
ror. NJ Epstein; guide. II. Fischer. inade
guard. X. klclnsmiil; outer guard. CHI.
Weight; trustees. J. sehacNel, y, kieinsmith.
II. Fischer; representative TO grand lodge.
q, 4. ZeliweRer alternate, y. e, Murnsief.
The lodge p in a liourishipg condition
aud rapidly increasing IN membership,
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Want WortT,nm 10 nun.

Austin, ToNnf April GA petition %
Hon. W - WORKMAN requesting him TO be-
como candidate for the Legislature from
Travis county was nut in circulation here
this evening and signed By every one TO
whom IL was presented Among the names
nffixcd thereto that of Ex-Governor iiogg
aupcaIg.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N@M@E0m0 MeHoR@MeRSE@M@EG

son and X, Oscar were elected city alder
men.
wylie, Texas. April s--Mayor. J. 4. Mar
shall, marshal. II. r. iIowory.
Honey Grove. Texas. April 5.-Mayor, X.
L. Ballinger
w,a,norrord. Texas, April 5--Mayor, NJ,
W. Buster
Arlington, Texas April 5.-Mayor, w.
G. Weeks.
cleburpc, Texas. April b.--Mayor, J. c,
Conway.
Tcxarkana Texas. april Mayor. ". c,
Hardin.
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Ordered 10 Hold Primaries.

sinion,. Texas, Apiil 6.John WiIacy.
chairman Of the democratic executive com,
mistce, has ordered The cbaIrman OF The
several precincts OF III county 10 hold the
primaries On the nth instant. Tho county
convention viii convene on the Nth in
ttf mt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

Lake Charles. In April . "A resreta7
tic runaway occurred this afternoon At
Goospor' The horses hitche1to The hearse
which was bearing thc remains OF Miss
Pack to the remetery ran away. turning sha
hesrec over two or three iimes The colilp
was not serlouaiy damned. however T.s
driver was seriously hurt BY having his
foot caught In the reins as he fell frosv
The hearse and boing dragged some dis
f1nrr.
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THE House.
yI,saniration NH Discussed,
"ie Progress Made,

'"Sress MIue.
~ April o. After waiting pa
.Ae galleries and corridors of the
!. ~pny hours. many OF them from
'us morning ill shortly before 8
afternoon, the thousands who
= near The Presidents Cuban
u'hed away weary and disgusted
sever vas there such lisap-
!, ~ the capitol, The members
W .nofe kenaly than the spectators
~ nouns afterwards they stood
|, IA "oo'rs discussing this latest
- situation. The news OF the
M zee, Which came on tho
I Ky ~ announcement that General
sa TOT delay, received quito az
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JAS. Butte
HOUSTON.

IN from the West and hard earned cash
viii 10 out Of the State TO ray for them.
How much better II would be II our own
farmers would supply this demand them
selves. oh for q tidal wave Of common
sense to strike thosa farmers amidehlp
who have inherited the fallacy that no
Other crop can be sold for cash except
cotton
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LexIngion IeFald- Ha1tsli
There Is big demand In Texas sur
sorghum seed Of the dlnctent Varieties ADJ
species. Gaspharipc and non 7Saef tBriaf.
ana hundreds q eAr loads win pc brought
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,,iI.l 4 chnttrI Mnrlgase.

aryan. Texas, April C.--V 2. Mars'I'
dealer in general merchandise. fiifd
clritel mortgage today, conveying ms s.ocn
IL, ~ the preferred creditors Dorenns d
p,'tlsr s1lo; Gus Heya & O.. ssos; bone
man Benevolent lodge, 1850
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Attorney General Cranes sppOint-


Orange. Monday. April II. Q pi m.
Beaumont Monday April II. s .. m.
woodville, Tuesday. April y, . p. m,
Livingston. Wednesday. April H. p. m.
MOSCOW, Thursday. April "A. p. m.
Houston, Friday. April Is. s p. IN.
Manor. Saturday. April 10. II II. m.
Del Vale, Saturday, April 10, Q p. m.
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sized carloaa of vegetnl,les.

Alvin. Texas, April 5.-The Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express company has sent new
style refrigerator car here TO be ioau u
with strawberries. The car is built INK ?
n freight car with platform at ench tnd.
The FIRST car load OF vegelahies OF inc sea
son Will also be loaded Tomorrow
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posimustrr ID Dcnisnn.

DENTON Tcxas. April 5.vpr- William NJ.
Maggie. republican county chairman a
strong supporter Of Dr. John Grant, Will
be Installed postmaster tomorrow. W
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Favored Lincoln.

Lexington. Texas April s. A. an eiee-
ton on the location for d new court house
this place voted 32i Tor Lincoln ana 50 for
GiddiDgs.
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court nf Criminnl Apprnl..

Austin, Texas, April s.--The following
proceedings were had in the court OF GRIM
inal appeals today
Affirmed. state VS.. T. Marin, from Bra
zoria.
reversed and Dismissed state VS.. Thos
Street. from Wilbargor
Submitted on Motion TO Dismiss @-stass
VS.. All Lensing from Travis.
submitted or Record. state VS.. Garlisic
Tate. from Bell state VS. a, f. y. Hender
son. from rLampaaas' state W. " " fiail-
son. from Durnet.
submitted or Brief for staie..-siate W.
George solomon: state rs. Charles Ger'ck,
state VS.. ], T. Spillman. from Meiennah'
state VS.. f. L. Mccauley. from FAILS,
submitted en- Brief for Rotn par',es
= n Crouch. from Freesione; state ".
/, on Smith. from Burliet; state vs. Fe'is
I.anda ct al, from Webb.
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Cameron. Texas. April &. Mayor. Al, j.;
Lewis; marshal. Lee Rattc; assessor and
collector, j. NJ. Hooks; secretary and
treasurer. w. NJ Gill; attorney, n. Nj.
Campbell; aldermcn-C, u. Webster. Tom
Peoples.
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HIGH COURTS.
Thir,ia district.


Austin, Texas, April G.The following
proceedings were had in the court Of civil
appeals. Third supreme judicial district. to-
DAY:
Affirmed. r, White vs.. Pecos
Lard and Water Company, from Travis;
A. j. Harris VS. First National Bank %
Springfield, ILL.,. and John b Hunter from
Bell; Embree- Mclean Carriage Company
VS.. l.. Nicholson, from Dallas; y. b. Ne
Kinney ct al vs. j. j. Williams. from Falls.
Reversed AND Rem,nded. H. Ramsey
VS.. j. H. brennan & CO., from Roberlson;
Kerr County VS.. L. c. Kitchens. from
Brown.
Reversed, Reformed and Rendered
Frank Sanders VS. Cal Britton, from Milan
Motions for Rehea.ings Oyerruled Pan
handle National Bank VS.. Security Com
many, from Travis; State of Texas VS.. CUR,
Colorado and Santa l'e Railway Company
from Travis l.. w Andrees VS.. Unior
Central Life Insurance Company, from Nc
Lehman: Moline Pillow Company vs.. Erie
Matthews ct al, from Travis.
Motors for Rehearings and Re-argument
Oyerruled. -Pontac Shoe Manufacturing
Company VS.. G. r. Hamilton, from Travis
Motions for Rehearings Submitted. Mary
A. pcndleton ct al vs.. Mrs. $. L. Shaw ct
al. from Coleman; San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass Railway Company VS., u. j. Cur
lev. from McIennan; Garrett w. Smith VS..
j. ]. Olsen ct al, from Milan.
Melton to Advance Submitted Mrs, l..
H. Kopperl ct al VS.. Board OF Equalization
of Austin, from Travis.
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Commerce. 1eNas, April Sd. v Hall,
city secretary. G. o. Green, city attorney;
w A. Muserovc, marshal. j, $. Hickcrsou.
Tom Sayle. G. w Apperson. aldermen, w.
u, Mangum, w. ]. Irwin, trustees.
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jefferson Texas, April &C, T. Todd,
A. n. Brown. j. II. Rowell, sr.. S A. Me-
Nicely, j, j. Zcgali and r. Davis. alder
men,. All the progressive ticket elected
except one; other officers hold over.
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Yorktown. Texas, April g.. Mayor. c, II
Gorhardt; aldermen II. +. Grosskopf, y.
u Kasprsik George Wanier Fred Sauor-
mitch, Il. Kraegc, assessor and collector.
o. VI Riedel; marshal, GA, Lena.
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Prices for
Glass.

The manufacturers Of American Window
Glass have advanced prices about 7 per
cent and tho tnsrlaN Is very firm with q
tendency 20 gtill hIghar prices.
Dealers whogc stocks arc brnbrn ana
need sorting M can mt go wrong by buy
lng nuw.
We have n good elook OF good American
Glass aud VIII continue TO ill orders for
the present az tue prices ruling before
the recent adranee. licst attention given
ouen orders.
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Hallctsvllle. Texas. April 6--Marcus
Schwartz was elected secretary. with four
candidates. Leo Silbcr was re. elected mar
shsl by plurality OF l6; G.. A. Young.
William Miller and J.. 7. Easterling wee
elected aldermen.
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sherlff HarrIs County. ,rexa;.s

T.opIon April s,-r-consols for money NJ
fof the ncconnt INK Mexican ordinary ia.
Mnpry pr rnnl Bar silver -, Rate OF dis
count n The open market for short bills "a
per cent, For three months bills ssS per cent?
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Huntsville. Texas. April e. Mayor. ! G
Ashford; marshal. w S. Maxcy. secretary
aud treasurer. Fred r.. Robinson; Attorney,
A. I, Smither; AldermenW, II. Woodall,
J, w Robnett. w, Y. Barr.
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Palestine, Texas. April SD Mathews.
marshal, reelected; Al e. Rowxce. city
secretary, I. !. Harris, city attorney; i.
$. Burk. city cngineess aldermen j j..
Word. G. w. Bordeaux. w. C.. German,
l.. II Tarbutton.
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Laredo, Texas. April s.--NThe city ciec-
tion here passed off quietly and no trouble
whatever occurred. The Rangers. under
command of Captain Brooks. were here at
the request OF Captain Thomas w. Doai
and spent very pleasant time among their
friends. rhc entire independent ticket was
elected Marshal, A. D. Barthelow. city
treasursE u. IL. Randolph; attorney, II.
Nj. Lame, Sccrctary, Eloy Arxuihi,gui as
SCISSOR and collector. John Il, Alexander,
a'dcrnca--Louis Levi. Eiseo ochoa. T..
Floyd, c. G. Brewster.
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Groesbeeck, Texas, April 6.~-Mayor.
William Kennedy: attorney, J. +. Bradley
secretary. A. Stuart; marshal, Il. G, KIM
bell; aldermen. ]. L. Walker, Louis Scharfr,
C. s Bradley, w, II. Ray.
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l.. McLaughlin; aldermen--w. II. Wilson.
Charles c. Gidney. J. b. Walker, j. +.
Croker. &. w. Reedsr
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r,..,,,- ana /. Schwartz .snt " Rarnhi,I
aldermen. k
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Abilene, Texas April 81. H. Pickens.
secretary; j. ]. Clinton, marshal; w. 7.
Thompson. treasurer. aud j. H. Webb,
George L. Paxton, J. Il. Pegues and John
I, Woodson, aldermen.
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FloresvlIle, Texas. April 81 u. Me-
Mullen and II. Nj chappell we're elected
aldermen
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Granger Texas April 5.--A heavy vote
Was rolled; mayor; T. " Keller marshsl
Toe II. Bower, assessor and collector, ".