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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
BIG APARTnENT-HOUSE SOLD.
THE ALBANY IN BROADWAY PURCHASED
BY JOHN J. EMERY.
PARK ROW PROPERTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SALES NORTHUMBERLAND IN THE
AUCTION ROOMS

John " Golding sold yesterday 70 John J. Emery
formerly OF Cincinnati. and living No. S
East sixty-eighth-st this city. the Albany apart
ment-house. IN Broadway. The house Is a hand
soma structure running through from Fitty-frst
10 Fifty-second-st on the west side OF Broadway
Mr.. Emery buys as an investment. but definite
figures 70 the price are withheld.
The National Life Association OF the City OF Hart
ford has mcrtgaged 10 the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company IT'S properly the south SIDE OF
Park Row. 402 feet northeast o. Ann-st.. 25x irreg
ular 10 Ann-st 1913. for the sum OF $4,000. The
mortgage has three years 20 run at per cent
per
Patrick J. Quirk has purchased FOR Ss4 COO the plot
l0Dxl00s in Ninety 1l7s feet OF Madi
son-ave from Max Danziger. who takes a
gage from the buyer FOR the same amount Mr.
Qurk will erect the premises six hve-story lime
stone-tront dwelling houses arranged for one fam
ry MI Danzlger gives building loan for $4,000
10 Mr. Quirk
Henry Morgenthau has purchased Nos. 2s and
Us West Eghteenth-st.. 225 feet west o. Seventh
ave-. and No 22l TO 225 West Seventeenth-st.. 22s2
feet OF Seventh-ave. four and six story brick
stables covering plot 50xl42 4xJ1xl4s in Eigh-
feminist and 5OlJx43 5x50 lox425 in Seventeenth
ST. The property formerly known the Park
Cooper Company for ten years at an annual rental
or $1,000 Strong & Ireland. auctioneers. were 70
TIE amount due n Judgment was SIS 5O7 g. and
there also prior mortgage for $1,000 and
Ralph F Shropshire has bought the lot at No. l55
West Thirty-sixth-st, 20xl00. He already owns
No l57 and will erect a bachelor apartment-house
on the combined plot. 401lOc At No. l6l he Is just
finishing a seven-story apartment house for the
Marqulse de Talleyrand and her sister. the Prin-
cess Ruspoli.
The estate OF Robert Maclay has sold 70 a hrm
OF East Side operators the northeast corner OF
Rivingtor and Attorney SIS. old buildings. on
lot 2jxic0.
Kari " wallach & Son have sold No. BIS East
venty-seventh-st.. hve-story and basement
brownstone fathouse 25xl0O. and purchased No. 81
West Ninety-seven hist. a four-story brownstone
dwelling house 1Sx1O0 and the vacant lot on the
north side Of East Seventysxth-st. $50 feet west
OF Second-ave. They intend 10 erect on the latter
purchase a six-story double fathouse
George r Johnson & Sons have sold OF the |
twenty dwelling houses they recently completed In |
Dawson-st. near One-hundred- and nifty -sxth-st. |
to A y. Stnrges
The Petty. soulard Walker Company has re- /
sold the plot the southwest corner OF ST Ann 8
ave and Rae-st purchased last week
William RosenZweig was the buyer OF No. IL East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Sixteenth-st. reported last Thursday. Contracts
have been practically closed for the resale OF the
properly 10 a builder for improvement.
Business In the Broadway Salesroom yesterday
showed some improvement which, however. is
likely TO be completely eclipsed to-day. when the
King and other estates will offer valuable proper
ties without reserve.
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure yesterday
the fve-story brick fethouse with stores, on lot
25x100 No. 1857 Fifth-ave.. 10 c. A Lindsey for
ST. $50
Morris Pryor sold in foreclosure the fve-story
stone-front dwelling house lot 30XlO05, No. IS
West s Xty court hist, to the plaintiff for S32OO
Peer F Meyer sold in foreclosure TWO three story
brick tenement-houses with stores on plot 335x5l. 1
KIDS. Nos. 80 10 t3 Eighth-ave.. southwest corner
OF Th.rteenth-st.. 10 A T. Levy for $1,000.
Philip A. Smyth sold in foreclosure the three
story brick dwelling house. lsXs0 No. . 900 Elev-
enth-ave 20 Paul VI. Herzog for $685..
Bryan l. Kennedy sold in foreclosure the two
story frame dVellirg-house lot 2lxss.7 TX irregu
lar No. III East One-hundred- and Twenty
ST., 10 Max Hart for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

HERMAN KICK NOT GUILTY OF DIAMOND SNUG
CLING
washington Jan e-The United States Supreme
-o,-, through Justice White to-day rendered
opinion IN the case OF Herman keck. charged with
smuggling diamonds into The United States. hold
ing thar he was guilty as charged and thus
-evarsine the verdict OF the United States District
Cont for the Eastern District u Pennsylvania.
The Court dismissed the case OF the Blythe Com
many agt Blythe involving the Blythe estate. OF
SaIi,ornia No written opinion was fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Asor to Catherine Fsa.nsr "a.......-".-.. slsooo
7ist-st. s.. 3l3 u Of lst-ave 25xl02.2 Sophia
naceS ..'. - .'''.-e. --. 1880
ga:tas Il vanierpSe 10 Henry Denton 1000
47th-st No 425 West 70 9xl0o5. Josiah
and another .'.-o.|........->. 1850
42d-st. = u 9th-sve 40xioO4 Daniel
O'Farrsli Elizabeth O'Farre ................ Gin
T3th-st. = 5. $50 Il OF Sd-ave. % 6xlO22 ex-
nina Hayimann .',."..-.,~.... 1900
70 peter En- Easnn 1900
Atto-ney-et " 5. I75 II 4 OF Grand-st 81 sxloo:
and sno.hsr .'"'....".,".'. $3.50
Max DANGER 70 Patrick cuirk '...O,'.'.e. 5000
90 H. Ferdinand e Bamman to Emma Meckert 1880
LIt--ty-st 1852 u NNhana-St lS4x
los SKIS. 7xlOS Jefferson NJ Levy 70 David -.
Bishop <3''o
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praCE TREATY ATTACKED.
.roR uoAR OPENS HIS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST RATIFICATION.

-seoSsrBIL1TIEs IN HIS VIEW. TOO NU-
xERoUs AND TOO HEAVY TO BE AS
s,-Nrp-A REPLY FROM SENATOR
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Conntrp propertn Cor Sale or % Get
Countrp Real estate tor sale.

NOR CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES taroughoQt
i Western Colorado and New Mexico. write Il 4
GROVES. Hooper. Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
JUSTICE BREWER TO SAIL TOMORROW

MEETING OF THE VENEZUELAN BOUNDARY COM
MISSION POSTPONED UNTIL MAY
Washington. Jan s.-Justice Brewer Will SAL from
New-York next Wednesday for Paris TO attend the
meeting Of the Venezuelan Boundary Commission.
OF which he and Chief Justice Fuller are mem
bers. The Commission TO have met on jan
uary 25 but a postponement until May Il has been
arranged. that the approaching meeting VIII co
nothing more than formally rat!iy the postpone
rnent already agreed upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

National L1,e Association OF City Of Hartford 70
Nv tSs Ms'T9O9 y. Le o. Ann-st s5s Irregular
to Ann-.i xl2 aH irregular oes.npng years $50 600
Place corner l57tn-st demand 10000
sc 1TS5 III Henry 10 Emeran, Industrial
ings Bank. 3d-st corner sullivan-st. year 1000
Ely; Arrngr H. 70 Samuel AcH 1 S'h-'t. ~ 90
plaR Ernst. to Dougia, Merritt and another
Eoyer Rudolph 70 Mutual Lite Insurance Com
PAM No 10 Ems, ysars IA. ,n.y.nc. 1000
cSrnpanv Nos Is and Il Spring st. years.. 10000
Esst sd.st Yeas 1000
rhroop Charlotte v. to James A Trowbridse. No
Ren i ss' JOIN 70 Emma Chadwick No isai
x6es asnrY to natual Life insuranc. Com
pany. Lenox-ave. $40 It OF l2lst-s'. nx,
s. Ef:; sysT SAYING; Ia:s a
Kd l.2R nos jaus n' 70 ~ hsng KasseHS.rs 9Th
Sperm 5Da % so II ws., S s4 s 5000
i3s Il =, E Of B-osdwsy '"'..."'". 10000
Filter. William H. 70 Peter Donald. i43d-st s. . >
sane 70 Presoysfian Home for Asee Women in
ave yrs -. 5000
Fsi,. Emily l. TO Emil f cabIer. il,th-st-
rrr9e Dora '' to Ssw~YorE Security and rru.
Hs eSyp' Msry y $40 10 Clara b9Tron 0
Robertson John i '4 arc wilian dramn. to iona.
Nissan listh-st. :. 200 II Of Amsterdam .. ~
Robertson. John and WILLIAM eanmis 70
sterdam-ave - 400 = 5000
OF Amsierdan,-ave year 24ooo
4ith-s;. . 27s I, q atS-sSs 1900
Same 20 same 45th-s,. 300 y OF oh-ave -
21Op
Quirl< Patrick j. Max Danzger eoth-st.
~, Ma. M.si; SSss.v s S
Murray. John. the Searen's Rank for Saw
ings s2d-st. 203 ar '"s :, ~ 81
ave years mortgages each ............... 1000
John Mclaughlin. same property. s years - |
MORTGAGES each. 1910
Luckey David y 70 Z'rr West. iso,h-st as pro
i1nged. n e Hudson River Railroad. u. -.
~'''-o
same 20 same Public Drive Boulevard Iafay-
cite ~ 2724 n ~ i5sth-st IL years. Sop
rowenssld Piacus and William Prayer % susan
40 l a,id,nsys f'r Ssars 5000
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NEW COUNTERFEIT DISCOVERED.

Washington. Jan. "a new counterfeit SO silver
certificate has been discovered. II is photo-etched
production Of such poor workmanship as not TO re-
genuine money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. Jan s-The Hist has sailed from
Santiago for Key West the Wilmington from 81.
Lucia Tor Grenada and the Lancaster from Ports
mouth Tor Port Royal The Wheeling mas arrived
al Victoria, the Marietta Colon. the Lebanon at
Key West. the Topeka az Cape Hatien and the De-
troit and the May1oWer a. Santiago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-10

Gitp property 90 Get.
$4,000
= FIJI OVER HOUSES FLATS AZ reduesd renu
r-ss, variety STEVENS. oSd-st.. cor. columous-evs
6uburban Redi estate.
A GrNcY -Montclair real estate AL kinds sale ana
a rent, CLARENCE b. TUBS. Beekran-st. " T.
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NEW poSTMAsTERS ~ THIS STATE.

Washington Jan. s.-The following were among
the fourth class postmasters appointed to-day:
York-FNtch, A J. Morris: Kent, c. A Hun
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Gin Drouerlp for Sale.


At SLAUGHTER. beautiful +-story brownstone
~ house near the Park and ONCE Others all prices.
STEVENS a3d-sL, )or. Columbus Avenue
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Commission Tells
American P|0||S
M'KiNLEY'S INTENTIONS.
Filipino Gem mi issios Issues = Manifesto to
the Natives

1ilipino Gem missso. Issues Manifesto to
the Natives.
New York. March IA Manila de.
spatch to the Journal states that an ad.
dress to the natives of the Philippines
has been drafted by the American com.
mission giving the views of the presi.
dent on the Philippine policy to be pur-
sued. The salient points OF the address
are these:
In assuming the control Of the Philip
pines it is the intention of the United
States to develop the powers of self-gov.
eminent among the natives. The Unit
ed States has assumed the international
obligations and must be responsible to
the civilized world to establish stable
government in the Philippines The
United States cannot divest itself Of these
responsibilities. II is the duty Of the
commission to inform th- natives Of the
president's intentions regarding them
and to suggest the establishment Of
government that will satisfy the capa.
bili,ies and requirements and be con-
sis,en, with the interests of the United
States. The people are assured that it
is the sole wish OF the Americans to es-
tablish government by the natives. un.
der American control. but not for the ex-
ercises of tyranny or oppression.
The nation that destroyed the Spanish
power in the islands is tound TO restore
peace and the insurgents are consequent.
ly invited TO lay down their arms and
trust to the good faith of the government
that freed them.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22

From nCly Council
EXTENDED THE TIME.

Electric Street Railway Company Given
~ Until April I'll to Begin Work. 80
An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held last night. the principal
business being in regard to the franchise
of the electric street railway. Messrs.
Dyer. Duncan and Allen were present
on behalf of the syndicate and asked for
a further extension of time. After the
introduction of the correspondence from
Messrs. Deane and Mansur in regard to
the matter. the council passed resolu.
ton granting the syndicate until April
II to begin work. The resolution which
was introduced by Mr.. Hubbard was as
follows:
Whereas it has been stated that the
grantees in the franchise granted by the
ordinance of September 10 1893 had not
commenced laying track on March 10 as
required by said ordinance, and
Whereas, the winter has been very
severe. thus hindering railroad building.
and whereas /, has been proposed to de.
clare said franchise forfeited and to re.
peal the ordinance granting same. at
the request of the grantees in said ordin
ance it is hereby declared to be the sense
OF this council that no action be taken,
as proposed. before the 2Ist of April"
The promoters believe they can get
their scheme on its feet again by the re.
qured time.
The council then considered an amount
of routine business. the only other mat
tiers of interest discussed being the filing
of plats for the selection of lots for Chau.
tauqua cottages. at Mr.. Ricketts, Office
next Monday; the repairing of the Boul.
der creek piling and the repair of the
Beasley ditch headgate; the purchase of
the Faus lot for $Iso and the passing of
an ordinance prohibiting splitting on
sidewalks or in publiclbuildings. with a
penalty of from s. to $500.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
What Raiiroeds Pay Out.

l, is estimated that there are nearly
100000 persons employed directly in
the railroad services in the United States
and the wages paid to this army ex.
ceeds the sum of S%oo,ooo, 900 annually.
This a much larger amount. in wages,
than is distributed by any other branch
Of industry.
The total salaries paid to all the gen.
eral officials Of all the railroads in the
United States is about tI3 ,ooo, 900. which.
il distributed pro rata among all the op-
eratives, would not increase their pres.
ent wages cents day. The railroads
pay II per cent Of all their profits, or
SIo.ooo,ooo per year. in public taxes. a
larger sum than any other industry pays
on every dollar Of profit earned.-Ex.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
c. s n. Blocked Again.

The Colorado x Northwestern has
been working on the snow drifts on the
western end of the line and up until yes.
teroay were IN shape to expect to get
through to Ward by Friday. A heavy
snow yesterday. however, and the in.
evitable wind which followed filled the
cuts again so that the passenger could
only get to Sunset today.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
The 81 Psrkias Company.

The ST Perkins company opened to
one OF the largest and most fashionable
audiences of the season and gave gener.
al satisfaction in every respect. Mr.
Sam burton portrayed the quaint char.
acter Of Uncle Dan1 as true as life and
keptthe audience in good humor through
the entire play. Miss Clara King car.
ried the part of Clippie exceedingly we'll
and made very favorable impression
Take it all in all the company is we'll
balanced and as strong a cast as
ever visited Boulder. Tonish, they will
present the beautiful Irish comedy
drama. "Ailene, the Rose of Killarney,
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Captain Eastman. Narrow Escape.

A private letter has been received BY
T. G. SINNERS from his son at Manila
stating that Captain Eastman. of Com
pany H. of Boulder. was shot during the
recent daily fighting around Manila. A
spent ball hit him in the forehead and
stunned him so that he was thought TO
be dead for over two hours. He then re
covered so completely that he was not
mentioned in the list OF wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
PREPARING FOR ATTACK.

American rroops are Being Shifted snd
Coscentrsted for Attack.
Manila, March 22-The transport
Sherman arrived here today with the sd
U. S. infantry and four companies of the
18TH.
All is now quiet here. The suspension
OF fighting snce the Withdrawal of Gen
eral Wheaton's brigade from the district
between Manila and Laguna de Bay is
merely preliminary to the general cam
paign about to be inaugurated The
troops have been shifted and concen.
ua,ed attack may be made upon the
Filipinos within IS hours.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Midget Mil Start. Up.

T.S. Waltemeyer aud Joe Luxon veIe
down from Nederland today. The
Midget mill. Of which Mr.. Waltemey, r
is superintendent. ground out little ore
Yesterday, but owing to the scarcity of
water. will be unable to continue until
warmer weather sets in. There is 4
large quantity Of ore in the mill bins and
the mill owners are eagerly waiting for
Improvement in the weather.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Railroad ar,ae. viii b. Rebuilt.

T. E. Giller received notice yesterday
that work would At once be begun on the
railroad bridge near 18th street in antici.
patton Of high water. The company will
put in bridge of two spans each 30 feet
long. thus giving DRIFT and rubbish free
passageway. The company determined
that such change was necessar, for the
protection of its own property as we'll as
tor the protection of citizens as pointed
out by the council.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
&eDQ|e ReQCDeS
No Agreement
NO APPOINTMENTS.

senate spends Morning Juggling with
Charter Revision kiiI.
Denver. March 27-The senate put in
the morning with simple discussion of
the Denver charter revision bill and
took no action during the morning ses.
sion.
A protest was made in the house
against the removal Of the home for IN
corrigible girls to the building at Monte
Vista to be vacated by the Soldiers and
Sailors home.
The governor had DOT made any ap-
pointments up to 2:3o p. m. though ex-
pected to do so.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
TRUSTS IN FORMATION.

Some Of tAo Combinations Being Formed
Ua1sr Republican sanction.
New York. March 77-The following
trusts or trade combinations are now in
process OF formation. Paint Manufacture
ing company. 81 ! 900 900; National Stove
company. 100000; American Screw
company. sIo 10000: Federal Varnish
company. present capital 100000 IN
creased 70 k3oooo.ooo; American Hide
and Leather company, $6o.ooo.ooo;
rhreshIng Machine Manufacturing CON-
pany. capital not yet stated.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Another body Feund .

New York. Mach 77-The search for
remains OF the victims goes on day and
night. At% 4. m. another body va. dis.
covered. the first since yesterday At
o'clock. The remains we're headless
trunk and were unacceptable. OF the
list OF ~ known to be dead none arc
positively identified. The number Of
missing is now placed at IS.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
FATAL EXPLOSION.

Five Dupont Powder Ho1ses blow Up At
woodstown ~.
Camden. N. J.. March 77-3Is-A
telegram was received from WoodstoWn
stating that hve OF Dupont's powder
houses blew up there a few minutes ago.
Particulars arc lacking.
Two men were instantly killed and one
fatally injured. Several others were
seriously wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Recovery In sight.

Leadville. March 77-The recovery
shaft Of the Bon Air ~lll reach a depth
this afternoon from whence aconnecting
level can be run to the old shaft. II is
expected that the old shaft will be
reached by 10 p. m. Rers and Frey.
the two men imprisoned in the shaft,
have been in there for II days.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Huxh.. Succeed. M,,,.r.

Manila, March a1-Gen. Hughes has
been elected to succeed Gen. Miller a,
llo,lo. Gen. Miller will return to the
United States rs soon as he reaches the
age limit.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
W. c. =. q.

There will be a special meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
in the reading room parlors tomorrow
at , o'clock. 1t is earnestly desired that
every member may be present.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
vii, E., IN. Dollar Dinner.

New York. March ~ olonel w. ].
Bryan telegraphs that he will participate
in the dollar dinner IN honor Of Jefferson
to be held in the Grand Central palace
on the 18th or I7,h.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
A.rr.,.. for Hon. s..a.r..

We have fine list OF attractive oder,
In this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see ~ II yoa need
Home Prppsrty. Farm Property q eoa.
template Investments Of any ehasaetss,
Give ~ your properties for rent.
WARREN c. DY.Rt
Resl Estate Agency.
Camen Duildine boul1se.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
STEADILY IMPROVING.

the Living.
Santiago. March 77-lnformation has
been received here today that John
Sherman IS steadily improving. 1t is
hoped that be may be removed from his
cabin 10 the deck Of the Paris this after.
noon
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
silver uuosAlIssn, ,

New York. March 77-Silves is quoted
1t SQX today.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
Go -

Madame Doddridge for your Easte
gowns. Room l Rogers Block. - 81
Daily camera., 1899-03-22
AGUiNALOO'S BOAST.
VIII March rriumph.ptiy Into Manila
within Twenty Daya

Manila. March MA captured Filipino
states that ARuinaldo will take personal
command OF his reserve forces At Malo
los and that the leader has boasted that
be will march triumphantly into Manila
within 40 days.
Daily camera., 1899-03-22

Hear the clerks In kathleen Mavo r..
neen," Temple "Wednesday. March 2 )th.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-17

Rough and dressed lum-
ber, mouldings, shingles,
pickets, etc.
Standard Nov. Works,
phone 297 0p. Coal Chute.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-17
A Felony to Give Rebates

Austin, Tex, May l6-Govencr r
Sayers today signed the legislative
bill provided for the consolidation
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
and the Sherman, Shreveport and
Southern railroads. He vetoed this
measure at the early part of the
present session, but the bill was re-
vised and repassed by the legisla
ture, aud such business pressure
was brought to bear on the COVE
nor that he permitted the bill to be-
come a law this time, There are
three other consolidation bills pend
ing before him, to-wit: The one
consolidating the Houston and Tex
as Central and number of smaller
roads Of the Huntington system in
the state; another consolidating
the ST. Louis Southwestern with
the Tyler South eastern, and anoth-
consolidating the Gulf Beaumont
and Kansas City with the Gulf and
Western Judging from his action
in the premesis he will sign all these
bills. He today signed the bill max
ing it a felony for railroads to give
rebates,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-17
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS WEDNESDAY, MAY H. 1899
HONEYCOMBED WITH DIS
THERE'S,

From the recent arrests made in
this and adioening counties, we are
led to believe that distileries are
most popular enterprises run in
this part of the state. We are told
that a recent captured still has
been running for many years, yet
no one has ever reported the loca-
ton of the same. From what the
officers say who captured these fer
menting shops, there must have been
many gallon of whiskey made in
the south end of the county yet we
have heard and have always been
been told that the people down in
that end of the county were sober
and industrious and we believe 1t,
for they all read the TExARKANIAN
and vote the Democratic ticket
This wild cat whiskey made must
have been sold to parties outside of
the county, for it would not take
four distileries, with a possibility of
Others being run in one end of Nil
Ter county, to furnish whiskey for
a neighborhood alone. Miller coun-
ty is not alone in this, for almost
daily the officers bring in some long
haired mountainer who has under
taken the job of fooling Uncle Sam
by beating the revenue law
Yesterday a couple more brought
here from Polk county, and not be-
ing able to make bond were taken
to Fort Smith jail to await the next
court.
Captain Holman also carried
with him along Young Graham who
failed to make So, 800 bond for his
appearance,
Adds Bryan is making name
for himself as wildcat" hunter
and you can bet he will bear the
brush and close up every one of
these places before he is done with
his job,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-17

L~% VS
u,.aquarters For
wedding Presents !
birthday Presents }
Graduating Presents.
|, ,ou1s HElLBRoN,
LUZ The Leading Jeweler. \
LsAAA ANN-----
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-17
MRS. MOLLIE TAYLOR

At an early hour this morning,
death claimed for its own, Mrs.
Mollie Taylor of our city.
The deceased was a good chris
tian woman and her death will be a
great loss to her children and the
community she lived in.
Mrs. Taylor was the widow of
John ]. Taylor, deceased and a
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. How
ard Runuells, this city.
The funeral will occur tomorrow
afternoon at four o'clock, from her
residence, 3l7 Spruce street, Inter.
ment at Rose Hill.