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The annual masquerade ball given Sun
day under the auspices of the Brays Bayou
Gun club was a grand success. There were
about forty masked couples who tripped
the light fantastic until the wee sma'
hours Of morning. The following were tho
prize winners: Best costumed lady, Miss
Mamie Reichard, handsome dressing case;
best costumed gentleman, n. Tufflys silk
umbrella; most original lady, Mrs. Goetz-
man, lap robe; most original gentleman,
Mr.. Hendricks, fruit dish.
There was special prize Of Dewey
rooster captured by Mr.. Charles Weber.
who represented Uncle Sam to perfection.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

o. C. Gatlin of Houston, travelling
freight agent for the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railway, is in the city on a business
trip. He comes to BRENNAN often and al
ways gets some business out Of here,
The northbound Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe passenger train due here at
noon was laid out about ten minutes today
by blocked yards, There were freight
trains coming In here from all directions
and the passenger happened In between
them and was forced to lay out on the
main line until the other trains could pass
in on the sidings. Tho side tracks OF the
Santa Fe at this phase are TOD short by
about SO per cent. Eight miles of siding'
could lie usnl TO grsat advantage.
Sam L. Werden of the Bay Shore Line
spent tho morning IN the city looking out
for business for his road. He Ia well
known railroader and has friends all over
the State.
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etable growers associations for the pur-
pose OF encouraging the cultivation OF
fruits, vegetables and tobacco.
This company is offering every induce
n,ent to those who wish to embark In this
business, and 1t Is their purpose to inauRu-
rate special refrigerator car service line
when the tonnage is great enough to justi-
~ them In doing so. They Will also give
low rates on the products to Kansas City,
Chicago and st. Louis.
The soil tributary to the towns men
TONED is we'll adapted to the cultivation OF
fruits and vegetables. y
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The Decorction committee.

Mrs. Annie r.. Sydnor. the chairman OF
the ladies' committee to decorate Turner
Hall for the Cotton Exchange banquet,
which takes place there tomorrow night
requests her committee to meet her at the
hall this morning at 10 o'clock. The menu
bers OF the committee are: Mesdames o.
S. Brown, NJ. G. Howe, G. l.. Fitch, M.
l.. Krausse. W. II. Coyle, Robert Brew
ster Eugene Bother. Harris Masterson. b.
+. Weems, IL. W. Garrow, l.. A. West
cott w. " r. Watson, c. A. Randolph
and J.. A. Huston
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Appointed Trustees.

Superintendent James OF the county
public schools has appointed Mr.. ], b.
Roys and Charles D. Green trustees OF
school district No. 25. vice Trustee No
land, deceased, and Trustee Blackwell. re-
signed. Mr.. Roys' appointment VIII ex-
pire new June. when new trustee must
be elected. Messrs. Sykes and Green hold
over until June, 1900.
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county, while the groom is the eldest son
Of Mr., r. p. Clarkson of this city,
Several of the members OF the Kennedy
Rifles. company y. First Texas. have writ
ten home to their parents in this city
from Havana. Cuba. and express them
selves we'll pleased with the historic and
picturesque city, the beautiful scenery.
End especially grand old Moro" The
members of this company have great I'D
vantage over other companies In thar all
the members from CorpusChristi are huent
In tho use Of the Spanish language.
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The following officers were installed last
night OF Phoenix lodge No. 3d. knights Of
Pythlas
NJ. Thompson, chancellor commander:
A. w. Mcdlenka, vice chancellor; w. o..
Sailing, prelatc; W. c. Lane, master OF
work; +. 3. Adams, keeper of records and
seal; L. Rosenwald. master OF finance; w.
Y. Gordon master OF eXchequer; II. r..
Brandt, master at arms Jim Fitzgerald
inner guard; W. J. Parry, outer guard.
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~ Rates. 600 rer day
Mssterson, Galveston: Louis Lacoste.
4 y. 5. Dew ana wife. Duke: j. NJ.
Galveston; Ed Jelenke, New York
rettus, Georgetown: B. Wygal.
county; w S Brooks. Wharton
Murphy, Corpus Christi; Branch r.
kn' texas; VIM. Masterson. Texas; r.
n hingsbury: c. r. Johnson, Bee
~, Cleveland, H. r. Field, Orange:
Mheeler. Hampstead; r. HI. Ander-
Ekam; 9. w. Skinner, NJ. X. and T.:
(aanke, NJ, X. and T. Jas. r. Calls,
Iai =. NJ. Rountree. Huntsville: Chas.
Po11age. city: H Morris, San Antonio;
4 iemple, Texarkana; w. j. Town
fakn; W. II. Roberts, Sabinal; Mrs.
Y, layton: Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald, Lib
PcIaM u. Barrow, Columbla;. w. T..
Gty, Henry Alexander. city; Harry
III clty Gen. w. Royalty, Gaines
=, Hope, G., G. and s. f. Ry.; n. r.
=. y; aud $. L Ry.: VIM. Lasker.
satfE
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NEWS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
LEGISLATORS GOING TO AUSTIN ON
NEARLY EVERY TRAIN.
Freight Yards Are Very Bnsy
Plncc--A Mass Meeting to Pro-
vide for Green's Veterans.

Brennan, Texas, January 9.--Monday
morning commenced dark and wet. A
heavy rain began falling some time after
a. m. anG when carly risers started about
the regular duties they found the footing
bad and drizzling rain to make tho
overhead uncomfortable. Tho rain con-
tinued all day, at intervals being heavy.
and at other times very light.
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Lord. cycle club Mectins.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the LORDS
-Cycle club was held last night and was
quite largely attended. Considerable rou-
tine business was transacted, but the cleo
ton OF officers to have taken place was
deferred until next Friday night. January
10, when a continuation OF last nights
meeting will take place.
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DR.. w. II. Harrison OF Drummer yester-
day received notification OF the death OF
his mother, Mrs. Martha J. Harrison, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Brown.
at shullsburg. Wis, on Friday last. MRS.
Harrison was 81 years Of age and up to
the time OF her death was quite active
for one OF her age.
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Auditorium Association.

Yesterday was the time set for the an
nual meeting of the Auditorium stockhold-
ers Messrs G. Grunewald, William
Christian. Phil Carson. l.. 7. Noyes and
r. ID. Gribble were among those present.
After some informal discussion the
meeting, without transacting any busi-
ness, was adjourned until Monday, Jan
uary 30,
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s,uto r. shcn. MT CIcburnc.

Cleburna. Texas, january 8.-WorE has
been resumed on the Santa Fe shops since
the failure OF the contractors. Evans n
Hoshour The buildings are all rapidly
nearing completion, and tho excavations
are being dug for the placing OF the
heavy machinery.
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LEGISLATORS.

On the westbound Houston and Texas
Central passenger train Monday morning
were Hon. Pat M. Neif OF Waco aud Hon.
John T. Browne Of Houston, en- route to
Austin TO be present at the opening Of
the Twenty sixth house, OF which both are
to be members. Hon. Ben s. Rogers and
Hon. Sam H. Goodlett of Brennan left
Sunday for the capital city Hon. Norman
G. Kittrell of Houston passed through
Sunday en- route to Austin.
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TO,.U.. R IST
SLEEPERS
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Between st. Louis
and San Francisco
are run as follows

WESTBoUND.
st. Louis and San Francisco-St. Louis "
Paris.
Leave ST. Louis .............s.13 y. m. Fridays
Texas Midland--Paris to Ennis.
Houston and Texas Central Ennis to Houston
Sunset Route--HouHton 70 nj Paso,
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Sunset III Paso to San Francisco.
Leave III Paso. ......,.. 2;3D y. m. Mondays
Arrlyo Los Angeles. .l1:20 p. m. Tuesdays
Arrive Ear Francisco. 5:I5 " m. Wednesdays
EASTBOuNn.
Sunset Route--San Francisco 10 FL Paso-
l,caye San Francisco. .....9;0p a. IN. Fridays
Leave Los Angeles 80. S:lo a IN. Saturdays
srnect vi Paso TO Houston.
Leave ~ Paso ............ ESQ p, N, sundays
Leave San Antonio 49,. l2:lG y, ~. Mondays
Houston and Texas Ccntral--llouston 70 Ennis
Texas Mldland--Ennis TO Paris.
Leave Ennis 80, ....,.t. $50 n. IN. Tuesdays
ST. Louis and San Fraacisco--Paris to st.
LOUIS.
Leave Paris ............1i:0S a. III, Tuesdays
Arrive St Louis. 7:a5 y, m. Wednesdays
Boil through and local passengers can Sc
cure berths In these cars.
Eaef car will be in charge OF Tourist Tx.
cursion Agent.
Cars will be operated under direction OF the
Pullman Company.
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Amman Meetla. su.lne,. Le.xas.

Tho annual meeting Of the Business
League Tor the election OF directors for
1899 aud to transact other important bust
ness that will be brought UP. will be held
At o'clock this afternoon and full at
tendance OF ali members % requested.
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GREENS BRIGADE REUNION.

There will be a mass meeting Of citizenp
at the city hall, to which ladies are in
vited, at 2 O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon.
for tho purpose Of making preliminary
arrangements for the entertainment Of
OF Green's brigade 10 this city next menth.
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d. OF G. 10 ORGANIZE.

There was to have been meeting at
2 O'Clock this afternoon at Music hail to
organize chapter of the Daughters of
The Confederacy. but the pouring rain at
the time prevented the ladies being In
attendance ard no meeting WAS held IT
has been decided that the organization Will
be effected next Friday afternoon Mt 2
O'Clock, at which time all ladies are urged
to be present.
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CAKE WALK.

A programme viii be announced within
q day or two for the cake walk entertain
ment, which Is 10 be given next Friday
night for tho benefit OF St. Peters Epis-
copal church. There will be an entertain
ing dance by the little folk who recently
did the cake walk at the Exchange hotel,
In addition to which there will be music
by local organizations
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a rsaoN The Sunday closing
house, ns taken shape here and every
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THE HOTELS.

~ HOTEL
IA. Hsrvey.
-
rooms, with
baths, sup
|th pure ar.
water from
| we'll. large
rooms. With
y most con-
| atcomm0-.
txr n..n,
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W. t. and j. T.
Boyle reassume the
management OF the
Hutchins House. tho
old established ho-
tel. Everything will
be found in first
class condition. All
49, al. Ia ALL
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trains. arrive and depart from the Grand
mi except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Xxx have 4 depot in the Fifth ward. the In
\ and Great Northern. Galveston. Houston,
Ieyson, and CoumbIa Tap, which use the
IraJ and Great Northern depot on Congress
|The Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
Interna tlonal and Great Northern depot.
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$3.50 90
DISBURSEN ENTS.

DlSBO RS En- EN- Is.
June Il, BY paid G r Nc
Nicely salary May ) 80 90
June Is, VI Hdw Co sup
plies 395
June Il, SO Expo express
bill IS
jane 1t, p S 1lderth I
days at 60 cents 20
June Il, y Franklin sal
airy May 10 90
June It, Southern Ry CO
freight bill 80
June Is, Chas Lane wood 1S7
J w Wilson Jr
co ID express bill 80
July L, t p Scott 354 cord
wood II IS
July |, J w Wilson Jr
freight bills y
July /, J w Wilson Jr
express bill 90
July /, J w Wilson il
express bill 10
July |. B \ Giles L cord
wood 262
July l., J T Kincail wood S32
July i, Southern Flee Co
s1pplies 1t 90
July I, Rites Hyd Eng Mfg
Co supplies 20
July +, y \ Tompkins Co
supplies. ~
July t, p S Sudderth sal-
arv .Iune Il 90
July ), NJ Hwd Go supplies .
July 10, c II McNeely sal
arv lime 80 90
July 10. ID G Pearson t =
= rent oo
July 10, Alpine Cot Mills
July 10, OR McNeely post
age ~
July 10. Brace Walton la
July 10. j. w. Wilson Jr
freight bill ;:
Aug. ,, T p Scott wood - F"
Aug, ldderth sal
AIRY July ID W
Aug. s, C X McNeely sal
AIRY July oUU
} Aug. s, NJ Hdw Cosupplles Ut
Aug. s, TG Cobb printing iU
Aug. 9, Rites Hyd Eng -
, Mfg Co supplies Il
Aug. II. Lou Brass x lCo
, supplies lo1l
.ConciuGed on other side OF this sheet
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sept Is ]. a. Wall cost worked on
street Il o.
J. A. Wall salary Aug. 80 O
10. Henry Avery work 500
" Is. Walter Brem rent &c 5o4
Il, W. K. Marbut work on st Is 90
Is. Sam Caldwell 20
Henry Avery ,S
oct. , John Wall cost 100
5. 5. S. Lane Jail fees Sept. : 90
Burke Co. Bank brick 200
]" II, John Martin
mission on $500 oo5
". T.. Rowe salary i 20
s.. II. Coffey black smith bill 81
W. S. McRarv SIS
Or. Geo. II. West services
>. 3. Pearson 545
=. J. NJ. Dale workon sidewalk ! IS
T. |. Gillian warrant and
interest 40 IS
). d. Dunavant warrant
ana interest ~ So
Mrs. $. McD. Tateofficerent %
". ". McGalliard wet fees : 20
Jones Avery house rent 90
-
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$685. =
DISBURSEMENTS
-. IuilT. q. Cobb printing S s Is
r. <. Orders lumber IS
+. NJ, J. Denton lumber . %
+. g. Coah printing 825
John Williams st. foreman - 90
!. y. Hinton shop work 90
:. ;. Lane Jail fees II O5
UuHavant & Nice )naughey
hauling on streets 20
Ed Belts cleaning streets IS
20
Is, Gaston work inquary I O5
Manly Mcdowell supreme
court cost 9 10
20, Nays LaneforM Mrs. Queen l -
MoltoeC ocrhaulingon st. 10 -
:, j. II. Cooper listing taxes Is 90
Britain & Ballew hauling 5 o.
sharp MoOremiking coffin Is
l.. y. Ward & Co hauling I 50
". y. Ross interest ! 66
John Tull salary as comr 90
". $. Pears n Advertising 90
ward y MCNee!ycr on war. + 90
ia. Wallsal. as marshal 80 90
John Williamssa1. fOreman1O 50,
8. :. ). Lane jail fees June Is IS
:. EdWards& Broughton stat. , so
]. ". Pearcy police duty 90
j. \. Wall cost workedOut
On streets ) 90
K. K. Laxtonb bal. on a II 90
". 7. Hardin stone taken
trnm street , -
>. u. Dunayant hauling IS IS
G.. p. Erwin or. on |. ].
Erwin warrant s. Is
;. :. $. Lane Jail feas July 90
j.. \. Wall salary July So 90
". r.. Marbut foremanst. Il 50
q. !. =. Hinton shop work 50
~, WarG q McNcelyo on var. = 50
bal 5 90
John TuiI on salary - 90
i. V. {. Erwin for printing
bond, 20 90
Ward Jail fees Il 60
J.M. Williams pole, duty 60
J. y. Wall on SALARY son
VIM. Bailey police duty 90
L.. \. Ward iail fees i )
w. Williams policeduty 500
/. /. Davis amt paid hands 5 "
:. ]. Erwin CT on warrant
so. sol 10 81
-, Henry Clark police duty ? ot
81 !. ". Pearcv WORK bridge 2W
NJ. Hdw Go tuo,> sc 20 ot
II. I. Clavwell lumber Vii
hams -
J.. \. Wall salary May 50 0t
Inn Lane hauling y
Max 4 Lane paid orders :
ChaS. LanepaidC cleaning t =
T.. ". Wilson. Jr. salary
~ commissioners II ~
!. John Martin ON onooo.-o
1T ) per cent. ;.
:. l.. n. Corpening gravel st >,
Franklin Il Orders lumber =
Is. ). Gather stationery -
i, IL. X. Marbut lumber 1 >
Aver. * Erwin expense IN
Wnitener case II y
John Tul! salary mayor Is >
Jordan Avery Tor road L =
Rubt Sudderth lumber -
:. 5. ). :. Lane Jail fees .
. i. Thos. Lowdermilk clean
ing streets =
l.. 4. Ward bal on war Is u
j. y. Wall on salary 10 ;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
THE COMMITTEE WINS.
Injunction Continued Against EIccto-
raj BOARD Of Warwick.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 15.-Spe-
cial.-Judge Mason. OF Prince George
county arrived al Warwick Courthouse
this morning to sit in the injunction case
which has been pending FOR sometime
between the Democratic Committc Of
Warwick ana the County Electoral
Board. The committee won over the
board. Three judges OF tho Circuit
Court figured IN The contest and some Of
the best legal talent In the case.
The Board appointed three Judges OF
election last fan and when factional dir
ferences broke out IN the county. tried
10 GUST two of them-Messrs. Jones and
Alien. Chairman Craiford. OF the reg
ulars' advised the judges TO hold their
places. which they did The Two Judges
applied for an injunction and a temper
AIRY restraining order was granted by
Judge Wexford. of Richmond. which
held until April -; the injunction being
continued until to-day.
Judge Blackstone was 20 have heard
the case. hut believing he would he un-
able 10 get here. asked Mason 10 sit. lie
was In this section to-day. however. ana
attended court ar a matter Of courtesy.
Judge Mason again continued the in
junction ana Allen and Jones will sit at
the election.
A. 5 Segar and r. NJ. Lett were coun-
sci for the two Judges and o.. ID. Batch
ellor represented the Board.
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entered 600 tho following order, taking
their places on opposite sides Of the
room.
Mr.. Richard Ellis with Miss Lizzie Ed
ridge. at. Ro.fe Eldridge with Miss Mary
M0selcy. Afr. Perkins Glover With Miss
Fannie Hail SIR. John Eldridge with
Miss Mary Glover. Mr.. Robert Hall with
Miss Bessie Moseley. Mr.. sam Glover
with Miss Minnie Rogers.
Then followed Miss Roy Rogers. young
est sister of the bride, beautifully and
becominely dressed in green organdy.
bearing "a silver walter wreathed with
flowers. amid whose beauty % fra
GRANGE reposed the shining circlct of gold
that was soon to bind together two loving
hearts.
The bride. in a handsome gown of white
silk. with veil and orange blossoms ch-
tered leaning ON the arm of the groom.
They stood under "a marriage bell or
the rarest white flowers Of the season
with their green leaves. Mr.. Henderite,
an earnest worker I'm the Brazilian mis-
sion fields, performed the ceremony IN an
impressive manner.
After the marriage the bridal party. ac-
companied By a host Of friends. repaired
10 Fountain Ridge the home OF the
groom. whore a sumptuous repast awaited
them.
The elite Of the county were gathered
around the h0spitable board. Prominent
Is among those present were Mr.. ard
Mrs. p. p. Glover. Mr. and Mrs 4. r.
Lewis. DIT. and alra. j. b. Nowlin. Mrs.
j.. II. McCuIoch. AIRS. ". NJ. Lewis. Mrs.
w. d.. Patteeon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.. Bondurant'
Mrs. Irving. Rev. and Mrs. Hcnderlite.
Miss Minnie Ellis. Misses Fila and Marcia
Moseley. Miss Willie Lewis. Miss Booker.
Miss Ella Morris. Mr.. and MR.. w. W.
Haskins. Misses saliie and Pocahontas
CAN'T. Miss Willie Glover. Miss Ella Pat
toson. Miss Jean Hall. Misses Nettie.
sallie. Mable and Ruth Swope. Mr. O. W.
Patteson. Judge A. $. Hall. Messrs. Hors-
low Swopo Patic4on. Turner. Robertson
DR.. Bondurant. Prof. Charles, Dr. Nor
ris. and Mr.. Henry Glover.
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BROTHERHOOD
OF ST. ANDREW.
The Order is in a Growing and Pros
porous Condition.
EARNESTLYOISCUSS QUESTIONS.
Prof Ormond Stone Addresses the
Convention and Invited the Dele
cgatcs to the University Rcvi-
val Services by DIR. Edwards.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. May ID
S~peclal-The third days session of me
convention OF the Brotherhood OF 81
Andrew convened in Christ church tnis
morning at 10 O'Clock. Dr. Charles J..
Pratt. Of Wheeling. ". Va, in The chair.
There were one hundred and sixty-slA
delegates IN attendance.
At u:l5 A. NJ. "a general conference
meeting occurred. Mr. Henry j. valentine
Of st. james. Richmond. presiding.
GROWING.
The question. Are we gro"ihS OF
losing ground" was considered. Mf.
Don r.. Halscy. Of Lynchbufg. and Mf.
Fppa Rixey. of Cuipeper. being the prin-
cipal speakers-a general discussion fol-
lowing from the floor.
From the reports from the representa-
fivos Of the various chapters. and from
the facts brought out bv the spelkers. it
was clearly demonstrated that the Broth
erhOod is in "a growing and prosperous
condition en- the two Nirglnias.
At the session. which convened m 2a0
i. NJ. the subject. "True Dissatisfaction.
What f. Should Lead to. was discussed
by Thomas q. Runin. Richmond y. u.
Russell. Virginia Theological Seminary.
and the Rev. A. S Floyd. NJ Norfolk.
AN INVITATION.
Professor Ormond Stone. Of the Ini-
vcrsity Of Virginia. was present. and
addressed the convention. and. on behalf
Of the faculty. nvite the convention 90
visit that institution while in the city.
Or. william r.. Edwards, pastor 81 tine
Charlottesville Methodist church aided
By Fvageiist Brans0n. ~ Danvlio. com
monced a two weeks revival meeting
Yesterday. Great interest is manifested
already.