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Robbins av, cor 147th st. 5oI1oo: Anna Lukas
vs John Dale, fnreclosc lien; atty. J Kelly.
18th st. 5, &34 9th az, l6XlOu.1 /: Margt
Evcrit VS. Arthur Gorsch. atty. Malcolm
ssth at II g. 1856 o Sd av. 2hs1l II; lambert
Quackenl ush \ W.
Washington av, = cor 165th st, 95x10O.p Carrie
Engs ct al. eNrs, We Jas ] ward; atty l. Hurst.
Convent ay. s.41D.b II l4lst st. 2oNloo; Jas l.
Kane VS. Eugene Melvin CT a.; atty. Gibney.
Hamilton Terrace. " cor l44th at. sOA2o l44th
at, II y. lI6c Convent av. 75XpY.1l! Germania Life
Ins Co Va Harry Powell ct al; attys Bhipman, L
q Q.
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Assignments Of Mortgages

Lawyers Mortgage ms Go to VIM II Mar
tin ano. Trusteas...,......,......
Same to same. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Muller, Henry. to Fred'k VI lilrich. .........
Gwynnc. Elizabeth W. to too DcWltte
Clocke, Trustc .:...........,..,.... ..,...
Purser. Geo II, Jr. h ano. ercrs, to Martha
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TWO MORE DEATHS At KEY WEST.
About Forty Cases OF Yellow Fever Now
Existing on the Island.

Existing on tns island
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. Slate this after
noon Secretary Matthews OF the State Board Of
Health here received a short message from
DR.. Porter. State Health Officer in charge at
Key West. announcing two more deaths OF
yellow fever there. This makes five deaths to
date, There are a number OF new cases,
making a total OF about forty that were known
OF to-day. The house-to- house canvass may
ing ground.
4 detention camp at Dry TortuRas and one
on the east and west coasts will most likely be
provided, as DR., Porter ia anxious to remove
tine strangers. who being Hpacclimated, fall
Is very strict. and there is little chance for THOSE
who wish to get Off to get away without
PERM ssion OF the health officers
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BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Real Estate Transferr.

I'd ave.sw cc- 1oath at. 3s.sI1oo; Francis
7. Lovrsy. ref to James Mcdee and Nor
bad "a ;. i7G.s q i.t ~ Is.sIsa;e ''o'''o
5s :Gs; 5s%ss r. s%1th'to Wv
&C Carpenter yr,, to Jonathan II. Carpenter 1000
s R.9f I'd P.. %sP
Chatham ST. g. 22 r y s1s 70 3' s
i1 Ern. MAR Mari NATHAN S Co ueo = "o'"An 70
's Mary T! and Peter ton % 't to &"horn
Steam Heating OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pF Ss Es 20 Mary 1Sys
sss Of Rass e. 2t MAJ G. S
Same mas erogsrty Fiio%sns 'f Dc tSrsnlo to
FfsnGiyn ~, s., g les.t, 2sIioe; Jane: sow
4ad st. $50 W. 1e.eIioo.b; Margaret p
Dyest TO Catherine Miller, :;.;..;'.,,.;,:. 2225o
Metropolitan Improvement Co to Lemuei
rerTsSs SfP Point. 200 " King a1. 26Iils to loo
Long Island Sound and 2BII67; Donald
Macfay exra and t,ustce to Fred'k Boss -. 476
I6th ay, n ., y lot nS2, map Wakefield,
GoIii4t Jane Mclaughlin to Johann il
west stt End nv " cor esth st. ioo61Ioo; 'ooo
Ernest wetterer to, Emily W wetterer.
Prospect at av, " old line. 2sa n iG6th st. 'o'
petite; Johann Borgstede to Jane
same prop"r!y Ezekiel Fiimain to Johann INV
II Borgstcde $3.50
I, o. :
{. PcEen 10 Harry Lilly .-..,....,.....,. 100
I2sth st. n +. 100 sth av, 4aIpa.ll Emil
Enpcln.ann to Henry Anderson. ,..;;.;....
8tth stss' ESQ " gth a ! ay, 2oN"7S Robert
Gre .ton aY, :, 2lt.S II Wellesley Il, 26I
1000. Joseph MAllon to Ellsworth Burger
Road; 251loo; chn' iauf to Thos ?
1s3ih st n g. 1884 Il 18th av. iGsxs4 10; @''''
Florence W Kehoe TO Richard Curtis
10th st,ss. 26sp r Railroad Gv, 26xa5.
VIM Kitchen tn Mary Mason. 5000
1874 st, No 33l East lsIlOO.II; wmL
Mott aud ano to Florence W Kehoe........
Recorded Leases.
KEPT, August n, to Patrick Gallagher, lstav.
v0Gt, Arm Id TO Frederick 4 Vogt. Sd st,
loo vi 4h.l2 yrs. .,...........,... 1900
Aston. VIM W. to Theodore Keller. Av A. 10.
1850
Recorded MOrtKaEeE.
Abrams. Carrie q, to VIM Frank
Martin trustees, 1877 2dAy. ayrSs,.;.... t12,5 500
ms, @u2 e I'd NV, yIs ,,,......,... ....,,... $50
Hahn, Mile f and Martha b rous,aiut, to
Nellie T. Church. suburban st. cor
Mcoiec, Ja,nes ana Morris Lawton. TO Geo N W. w
Miller, trus Nc. I'd AV, + cor lnOth st. 2
yrs, -. 10000
Alexander. Richard L. to Lena schmidt
l5stn ST. or Cedar pl, So. 10" q Caldwell
Hanck John G. to Chas P Hailock Boston
post ri. " =. 100 OF 18th st. demand 49,. 100
Bra ~. John TO RAJ hel Purdy l25th st.ns,
100 " 9Th aV, - pa 3yr...............:.. 5000
Stcinmrt7. Samuel aud Amelia, to Charles
am AugIst Fnnrk, lots ~ and 20 mAp2Il,
lots Downing estate also Colum bus av, q q.
22os Rose st. s yrH.......,,,........,.. 400
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Church # Gates ( Co vs. Auyuste Eichler.
l6Dth st, r +. 200 W Washington Ay, 1898.
Murray. Mary. " Frank Giraffe. 1884 st.
SIS. 200 " Cuurtlandt av. iSSn.............
Miller n Comb " Ernest Wettercr. 8Sth ct,
sw cor West End Nv, 1890.
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"Amount added to
assessed value OF
real estate.
In their report to the State Board OF Equali-
cation. the State Tax Commissioners say
The total assessed value OF real and personal
property taxable locally for all purposes in the
state OF New York this year shows a net gain
over the last assessment OF $l71. 1856, S05. The
increase for the two years prior thereto was
crease for the three years OF Si07. 0S3 o2l.
This OF course does not include the large in
crease In the county of New York under the
present assessment. which will not be Officially
reported until December Of this year. aud will
be onsidered in the state equalization Of 1900"
While in New York county the assessed value
OF personal property for all purposes has been
increased by 1872 81: 1872, the net increase in
the state is only S113. S.S}5. This assess-
ment remains the same in Kings and Rich
mond counties. and was decreased by 81, 212.-
~ h IN Mestcnester f9mnty: and by SZ32yss43
sonal nrOp-rty for all purposes In Nassau coun-
II is 81 ..lSO. 80.
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Nauted-Malts.


ROY wANTED.--Must writo we'll and como we'll
- recommended. NlCOLL, 1+5-l47 Bowery.
R1NDERY-Strong boy wanted; also. boy t. run per
ID forator. GEO. HARDENBERGH. 1l3 Nassau st.
ROOKBlNDERS = Cascmakers wanted cloth
- cases. j. II. TAPLEH CO. Bond st.
( Masters wanted on cane and umbrella handles.
Address or apply W. ]. BRAITSCH CO.. PIP
Melrose st., Providence. X.
SOUTHERN SALESMAN.-An American. 80 years
~ old. Yale Alumnus. familiar with south from
top to bottom. possessing qualilcauons-without
eRotism. but conscious of his ablity-of high or
der, desires engagement Address for one week. l..
3Bl Continental Hotel. city.
WANTED-A boy for general ONCE work, 40;
" must be . good pepman and quick at figures,
wages, So per week. s. I. p, box 1871, Sun office
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d stock boy for millinery
w house. Apply with references, 67o B'way.
w 200 West 18th st.
WANTED-15 active, intelligent boys to weld
w wire hoops by electricity. Work for the pres
ent to be night work WAGES, - per week. Apply to
BROOKLYN COOPERATE CO.. North 9Th ct. and
Kent av Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-06

The Burnside Will Sail To-day With 900
Tons of Provisions.

The Government transport Burnside, which
calls to-day for Porto Rico. will carry 1000
tons OF provisions and supplies sent by the
Government for distribution among the storm
sufferers. About So, 900 worth OF drugs pur-
chased by the Central Porto Rican Relief Com
mittee. Of which Cornelius n. Bliss is Chair
man. will also be sent on the Burnside in
response to the cabed request OF Gen. Davis.
The Merchants Association Relief Com mittee
will send eighteen cases OF clothing on the
Caracas to-day to Mrs. Hoff. OF the Women's
Relief Committee in Porto Rico Five hundred
dollars in cash will also be forwarded to her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-06
On, Of . Cn,bo.t. Crow Drowned.

The catboat Elsinore capsized in Jamaica
Bay on Tuesday afternoon. The crew. Edward
NJ. Ivesen. John Kraus and w. Miller. were
thrown into the water. Ivesen was drowned.
rescued. Ivesen was employed on the Peter
son Marine HALLWAY.
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Gore. Thomas yr and Emma. to Charles A = and

Gore. Thomas Jr and Emma, TO Charles and
August Funck; Mapes av. ". cor Green
scoppa, Alfonso. 10 Frederico and Filomcna
De Lorenzo. part OF lot 23+ map village
of East fremont, yrs. ,.,,.,...",.... &c
Scott, Frank NJ, to James Brecse, trustee,
~ Broadway, . yrs. ....,...,.....,,.,.. 1906
Lass, Ri hnrd to Bcrnheimer Schmid.
364 Brook aS, Sc cor li2d At; saloon lease, -
demand. ...,......... ..,"... 400
o'sulliyan. Mary, to Frank II. Whalen and
James Dunn. prospcctAv, ws. BOZ Ion
Same TO Isabella wall. guardian. &c, same
property. 3 yrs ...,,.. ...........: -. $3.50
Luke. Elizabeth and Joseph G. to Mary c
Schipf, AZ W ll4th st, 8yrs.. .,......... 2.oC
Stahl. otto 10 John Townshend. 126th at.
+, 30 - Park nv, leaaehold, secured note. Zoo
Barry. James r, to German Savings Bank.
Franklin av, & y, ~ 1tiSth At, 1 yr,..,.. l2,OC
Dyett Margaret =. to Greenwich Savings
Bank. 1854 AND ri. 3 yrs. .........,..... 12,tC
Suescns. Charles. to George Ehre'. AVA
Baker, Vim G. TO the Mutual Life Insuan
Co, NY ltidth st, 3 " cor Audubon av, yr 76,o
Doyle, John +, to City Mortgage Co. Mott
N,es old line 200 sJaines Moneys lot.
pOX14l.T. three inortRa Sos. yr.......... 40, 90
Curtis. Richard and ano. TO FlorenceW
Kehot, lS7th st, II q. 1884 llth Az.
Burger, Ellsworth. to Joseph Mallon, Ores.
ton av. .. 2iD.s n Wellesley st.
Brennan, john j, to Helen c Ferguson. 54th
st. SIS, $50 " aih av. VI ..;..... 49,. o. {
Doyle. John L. to Henry Rowland, trustee,
southern Bonl 'vard Ia, 1898 Ut Ann
nv. yrs. ....,..... Ia, &c
Carts X .chard g and ano. to Robert Muir
ray. ct al. trustees. i23 st. 331 e, yrs -. $50
Trust o.. Boston Road. n cor l64.h st,
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Mechanics Liens.

I'd av, p. 67.s5 18th ct. l5b1loo: Geo Kahn
VS. Katie kramer, action to enJoin. &c; atty.
Brandner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-06

The GLOBE NATION j. BANK, located at Provi.
dsaCr In the State Of Rh pip iAlanl Ii Curng ia
Affairs. AL note holders and others. creditor. Of
SAID ASSOCIATION, are therefore hereby notified 70
present Ito notes and other claims against she Ass
ciatiOI for pay Inent. MICHAEL +. DOOLEY. CAshAaA
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Public 1lotirts.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.,

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. -
changes may occur at any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept. 9. 1892
will close PkOMPTLI in al casesl at the Genera,
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY.-At A. Nj. Complementary IA M
for EUROPE, per steamship St paul+y via South.
ampton letters for Ireland must be directed
per steamship st. .aul -; at q A. NJ supple
mentary IO:,6 4. NJ for EUROPE. per steamship
BELGIUM direct. per steamship Southwark uet-
tiers must be directed per steamship South
THuRsDAY.-At7 A. NJ. for EUROPE per steamship
huguste Victoria. via Cherbourg. Southampton
sATVRDAY.NA Ats 80 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steam.
France. switzerland Italy. Spain. Portugal.
Turkey, Egypt and Brihrh India must be di.
SSc'ea per s,esmshp TH%PsRa at diSo T.
SPAIN, POLITICAL, TURKEY, EGYPT and
BRITISH INDIA. per steamship lit La Cham:
RE"pe a must be dreetaI h5 otnsr M
Champsgne'j at 3 a. NJ. for NEIHER.
LANDS direct. per steamship staateniAm. via
ship staatendam'J; at,a A. NJ. for ITALY, per
steamship Ems, via Naples Qettcrs must be
directed " per steamship Ems; at 10 4. NJ:
for SCOTLAND direct, per steamship City OF
Rome lettcrs must be directed per steamship
sPRINTEp NATTER &C.-Germau steamcrs sailing
Tues days take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many, and Specially Adj lressed Printed Matter,
Sc. for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. GERMAN
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers On saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, &c for all countries for which they are adj
vertised 10 carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transit
lantic Mails named above additional supple
mentary mails are opened on the piers of the
ana remain open until within Ten Minutes of
the hour Of sailing of steamer.
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Eusintss Ghanres.


$4,000 S1 f6rE now Gcas saS&
Gusurss, long sse low rent; good reasons Of sell
ing "''''1SiS GS's rG 4 aSS at
CD OOO LOAN wAnted-This will apply as 6rst
t9-.UuV mortgage on manufacturing plant. val.
u,d at $1,000, liberal Interest alleged
MCDONALD WlGGlNS. 40 Nassau.
co nOl REAL ESTATE AGENTS Atten.
'NOO,OOJ. ton. An uur.yailed site Tor a first,
rlas, Ia tel or clu house, with cottage is offered us
piuc wood, bathing, shooting. sailing. fine harnor
hsAiuE, skA-.ng ana ire-nuating IN winter make it
healthy, SAT- resort TO- fames the greater part Of
Wv MCDONALD y WiGGINs. $40 Nassau.
600 .d about Sd Ss
'''''' '"' McDoNALn X WiGdiNs 40 Nassau
rJ 6DO-FURNIsuED ROOM HOUSE. locate ed
- ,OUO on West 3ith 81. Always fun perlnan-
"nt r"o" The g'Fs' W, iy 10 20 Nassau
=En -PARrNER wanted 10 Isran prosper.
'SbV,OOO rvs manufacturing u ,.nrss. cStab.
hshod ~ years, the plant Il iully iuippcd AMI
this X Just represented; highest CONNER cal
reference SivSn va ns GgGI&Sor r&,.e.lar"
CoAI. YARD to rrnt: ! years lease: cstal shed rs
MCDONALD wIGGINs I4o Nassau.
A GREAT BARaAIEIFino book and fauonory
n store. Baltimore. Nd; cNnelient location; owner
Gr,s': A Z. BOYD l4.o Cnestnut ST. Philadelphia,
Al ANHArTAt HOUsECL AND REMOVAL.
vi ING BlREAU i48 West .Gth ST -wlllt,nd to 10
all kinds OF huus, cleaning 1T short nutcr city
references; send for circulars. Eel 4ztB sth q;
tOr lSalr.
~ tables; Offices ntted: fixtures bought,
PAUR. 90 Centre street. near Worth.
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GARDENER Wanted position as head gardener on
VI gentlemAn's estate by ScotchmGn. competent
in all branches lawns, shrubberos hothousos, &c :,
10 years experience on rstclass places; best refer
ences; married; two children. Address J. c. 1906
w, 02d
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Situations asautsd-aaalts.

DISDERY-Praotioal man (ruleD to take charge.
ID Ia years blank book business experience; wishes
| situation In or out Of town. Address, b. Boz 1o4.
SUN office,
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NAILS FOR sogTH AYp CENTRAL AMERICA.

WEST INDIES. &c.
III s4B $soh %SRrs
snip AITanSe. S via colon letters f51 '"as@aia
"st Is s sT poRro ' M sr AdnneG Tr,n at
fTSE5fA SEH tfT IA saySyifRi S. sS5
CARTnAGENA. via Curacao, per steamship Car
caSpn Ct IHA tx U AsI S1 H ann d Hfo
APPS PER stGasn,y f W. letters tSr othTr
Eirancia S1'' at mp + 81 for Ia PLAfH CoUS.
TRLES per steamship HoporHs; at | E NJ for
Fs re fo SoNTu BnAz i per st cana
THtR RR KY AZ H. f t"r BAHIA deJAxEIno'
a Ira pEAA pns % % M
gSr M"sarT VIZ It &, r NJ for ISAGrA and
HF S' a s''2 R%.hr[E MI fas
santiaE% de Cnhs e. Z ~ supplementary
.n. M NAS Sr .na saH
Tos. nsr steamship ASiste Prince letters for
steamship Asiati. Prince ct 0 P. N. for
Nm rFSE per
steamship Corean. from philldepha; at 1880
81 M cR54 REwAR NJ sa 1GF'T EHS&A
ISLANDS. per steamship Fontabelle uetters tor
.,ss. a "%e4 anus" b de JHaArSl
yer steamship oriEen lettrrs must be directed
sArKsDA'SSa ..,tP ?" "f1' n. for NEWFOUNDLAND
drrc per stgamsH silvia a. 70 4 !sppGe-
J IM1A 'S d in5 tSHa ESShAG PEP
n. @ AZ c StiSf' fGs
A. 10 Nj f.unpiemrntary Io;YO A Nj -
HAITI and SANTA MARTHA per steamship
hnies, ~ ~ II ~ ORA mar steamshin
MIIico via Havana l.tters must be directs3
:,per stsanIshu, Mexico'r at / p nj Gsuppe-
rii.ntsrr .Sn p Nj FOR INA6IiA and IAN
nOWiSSiO, Der steamship Car.D '
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail TO North sydney.
at s:;in r, NJ. icnnmecting close here every Mon
dsv W,lneslAv and YatIrdayl Mails for Mioue-
Ion by rail 10 BIstou and thence by steamer
close At this office daily AT S:iu f. NJ Mails for
Cuba by rail to Port Tampa Fla and thence BIZ
steamer rioar AZ this Office daily feXcept Nom
day' nj 81 A NJ tho rnunoctng rloses arc ON
Snrd,v Wednrsiay and Fri,lsyl Mails for
Cuha by rail To- Miami Fla and thence
BY steamer close AZ this oihco every
Monday Tuesday and Saturday at u 80
A M uhe connectimg closes are on Tues.
I,y and SATURDAY Mails for Mexico civ over
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Sl54.SO
bT1.11
22S.OO
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I A. tn ST.. 287 wEST--Large and small rooms,
1 Il nicely furnished; excellent board, moderate.
81 day.
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&tlfrt asard.
East Side.

A -11OE. ETH ST.-Large and all rooms excel
~ lent board special terms for season; central.
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nESKs. second hand partitions ratings, counters.
~ tables; offices ntted: MIXTURES bought,
PAUR. 90 Centre street. near Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
Personal MENTION.

T p. Baltazzi OF schulenburR is IN the
CITY.
q. W. Thurston Of Kansas CITY is stopping
az the Capitol.
a Z. Deehmau OF Dallas was guest at tho
Capitol yesterday
r. L. Norman OF Fort Worth was at thu
CAPITOL yesterday.
Con schorenmyer Of Fort Worth is a guest
~ the Hutchins house.
- Culllan Of Corsieana was registered at
the Hntchins house yesterday
y. \ Cail OF Beaumont was in the city yes.
todsY, stopping OF the Lawlor.
Mr. j c. Wlgen OF Galvcflon is uD on a
visit and stopping at the Bristol
Campbell OF Crockett spent yesterday in
houston, a guest at the Hutchius.
j. s. Rogers OF Galveston WIS in the city
YESTERDAY. registered at the Lawlur
Cnlonal Joe s Rice. superintendent OF penis
tcntiAriea was IN the city Yesterday
Dan s chesgher Of Georgetown was in the
, CAY YESTERDAY 4 guest at the capitol.
Hon. $. y Cooper Of Beaumont was an at.
Ynl at the lutchius house yesterday.
W. II starr and vile Of Conroe were in
the city yesterday ard stopped az tho Bristol.
+ NJ. owens Of Bonhlm was a visitor 20
/ l-OuAton yesterday aud stopped AT the Hutch
/ us house,
/ y. McGrcgor, a prominent business man
81 Weinhr was visitor to Houston yestcr-
/ day and registered re the Capitol
John p. jefferson and ] e. Austin. Ir.
connected with Cunniughama sugar Refinery
at Sugarand are az the Bristol
/ Mrs. \, !. BOutnn. sister OF w. D. slos-
/ son, returned yesterday from Webster where
she has bren Visiting FOR tho past week.
! Mr.. o. A. Ballard. who makes the Bristnl
his headuuarters when In the city. left last
night for Austin to speud Easter Sunday.
Waiter s. Baldwin, Bert @. Gognon Edltf
Pol ock apd Edna Garlic Linden. Of the Bald
win Melville company, are registered ct thi
Capitol
Mrs Charles A. Edwards OF La Porte nc
eoupanied by her SON came 10 20 sncut
Easter wi;h Mrs. II. r. Mansfield. IT'S Ne
Gowen avenue.
Bros, In this CITY, has gone 10 Mexico 4
Z reprceent a company in the raising OF coffee
and the vanilla bean
w. y. cramer Of Chicago, II. b, Martir
, OF Dallas w -choll OF ST. Louis. T., G
/, Haatley VI Chicago, were among the arryal
! nj the Bristol Yesterday
Mrs. Henry Landau aud little Nav left 10
Two months visit to Camden ARK. thei
. old homo. and Will also viFit relatives II
Hot Springs and Little Rock before return
| ink.
u. b, White, J. W. kunau, Branch r. Mas
tersou, w, Patterson and luCian Minor wcr
, N.Gltors TO Houston yesterday from the ISLAM
CITY.
, Mr., l.. Hunt, recently Of Austin. is nov
located In Houston, being State agsnt for IN,
Fidelity aud Guar6ateo company ~ Balu
But o. thig city.
Hon. John T Browne, one Of the m,nber
/ OF the legislature from Harris county, cam
IL Yesterday from Austin 10 .nend sundu'
/ az home Mr.. Browne does not think that tn
: legislature will adjourn before the 1st o, NAV
Dr.. e. II Green received an Agreeable
/ surprise yesterday incoming, His brother
! carroll II. Green. arrived frcn Minneapolis
3 where ne has been attending dental collor
for the past three years Tho Young DENTS
Will remain with his brother for the sum
: mer.
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Io,ephine crosby. rannIe n. swain and LII

Josephine Crosby, Fannie N. swain and Lii
Ian Ackert.
TIE friends CT Mr. A, NJ Kleibcr Will re-
greet to learn Of the death OF his youngest
daughter, Miss Alice. which occurred ~
p NJ. yesterday. at the family residence, 1902
from the church OF tho AnnunciatioD.
The Leo XIII club. an organization OF the
cticren OF Sacred Heart school, viii eiye>an
egg rolling at the school. grounds on Easter
ard cake will he served on the grounds. be-
sides the Indispensable from which the en-
torfninment IL named.
The Houston Electric street Railway COM
parry has received carload OF steel rails, TO
lie used on Main street under the asphalt
pavement. Further shipments are expected 70
nrrive In q few days, In time 10 permit the
work of relaying the track to be done so as
mo- retard the paving
Deputy sheriff Wynne reports that lady.
living at the corner Of Shea and Willow
streets, in the Fifth ward Is In destitute cir
cur.stances and soon to be elected from her
house. Any OF the charitaby disposed desir-
ihg information corrernirg the worthiness of
this case can call upon Mrs. Wynne, at 1902
Montgomery avenue.
The regular open meeting OF George D. Nc
Cieilan post No. 2. G. A, r., and the Woman 8
Relief Corps No 16 will he held IN their hall
corner of Main street and Rusk avenue. on
Thursday. April O. All old soldiers and their
be present as they have arranged nm interest,"
nE programme
George subart lineman IN the employ
o. the electric light company and residing ct
1917 Hardy street, was struck by a Montgom
cry avenue street car yesterday ard dragged
distance Of about forty feet a. front OF
Westheimers stables Fortunately the car
vas moving slowly. and he escaped with but
IL few scratches and bruises. which were dress
ec by Dr.. owe. As It was he had a narrow
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.COrsetS.

We wish particularly to call your at
tention TO our CORSET depart
ment, where you will NOT be told
that THIS or THAT particular Cor
set is not good, but a department
where you can find JUST what
you ask for, simply because we
carry ALL of the best made Cor
sets. We will gladly send out for
your fitting and inspection any Of
the styles we carry, or if you prefer
you can be fitted in the store by an
expert corset Saleslady.
R. & G. Nursing Corset 100.
r. & G.. Corset at 100, $50 and i.75.
w. B. CorsetS at 75c, 100, $50, f.7s,
200, $50, 800 and $50.
i. B. CorSetS at 100 and $50
Royal Wooster Corsets, at i.3o and
IFS.
Thomson's Corsets at 100. i.2s, $50,
LIS and 200.
II. I. Corsets at 200, and as.
P. d. Corsets at us, 2.25 and $50.
Her Majesty Corsets at 2.75, 800 and
3.25.
La Vida Corsets at AIS.
Full line of Summer Corsets at soc
and 100.
Full line of Ferris Waists for ladies
and children.