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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
Magnolia Park Company.

The Real Estate owned BY this Company consists Of
1874 of land lying both sides of the Harrisburg
Shell Road, the handsomest drive in Harris County It
also has frontage of miles on Buffalo Bayou which
will be the greatest Texas Waterway to the
Along the Harrisburg Road this land plated in lots and
blocks and the finest locality in the County for elegant
suburban homes The regular size of lots is 5ox4oo feet
but the lots between the Harrisburg Road and Houston
Oak Lawn and Magnolia Park Railway 5ox24o feet.
For health and beauty this tract of land is. unequaled in
the Coast Country. Magnolia Park has more Magnolia
trees in it than any place on earth of the number
of acres and is popular resort for the best class of
Houson's people for picnicS, association and club
cursions and the place of all others in this County for
days outing Buy a few lots now, build you home
and be this beautiful Park. Only IS minutes ride
from Houston on the Houston, Oak Lawn and Magnolia
Park Railway. For information see
CRAIG & FULLER, 5I4 Main St. Phone $50.
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Harvey T. D. Wilson

Offers choice Truck Garden and Fruit Land in small
tracts at Webster 20 miles from Houston on c. H. &
H. Ry at reasonable prices and easy terms; also Tracts
to suit in the Subdivision of Meadowbrook which is
choice Farm Land, eighteen miles West of Houston on
M K 7. Ry., with the station of Barker the land
where there is now building 10000 spindle cotton
ml-nvesigate this opportunity; also 1000 acres near
La Porte and Deepwaer, choice Prairie Land in tracts to
9 miles from Houston on G., H. & Fl. Ry.-extra fine
prices and terms right. The Pead Survey, 1880 acres
and many other smaller tracts at Crosby choice black
Prairie Land also several fine Onehalf Sections at Erin
on O., c. & S. F. r. R., and at An,eda on Columbia
Tap Ry, miles South of Houston.
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Can You Beat This for Great Bargains?

We have properties for sale exchange in any part OF
Houston, but the list below all exceptional bargains
If you think any of them will suit you let us know and
we viii gladly show them to you.
Fve-room good cottage blocks from Capitol hotel,
4th ward, only $3.50, worth $500 Three lots and
small house of Cooke and Gushing, 4th ward
only 500, worth $1,000. Lot and half one block from
Auditorium, $1,000 A modern Groom house with halt
block of ground close TO the Fair Grounds new school,
at great sacrifice be exchanged for other property
Two Buffalo bayou, with fine improvements, at
half price, or can be exchanged for other property. An
Houston; black land; half cash and half other property
An excellent Brazos river plantation, well improved for
$40 per acre. worth double $50 acres good land near
Crosby at 81 per acre.
c. A. ELMEN & CO.. l0l5a Congress Ave.
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Cameron & Moore, Land Agents.

$4,000 acres of Cigar Tobacco Land in tracts of
20, 40 so and 100 acres at Olive Texas rs miles north
of Beaumont in Hardin county Experts have exam
ned the soil and pronounce it gilt edge for Cigar To-
bacco Wrappers. Write for descriptive pamphlet.
Limited number of acres Rice Land along irrgang
canals. These lands yield income of 5000 to $500
per to land owners and $1,000 to $4,000 to tenants
Write for pamphlet Large list of Corn, Cotton,
Sugar Cane and Fruit Lands in Coast Counties; low
prices and easy terms Timber and Pasture Lands all
over Texas. Write, stating what you want.
CAMERON & T1OORE,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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G.. w. Hal1l s. Co., aao Main St.

$40 acres 2 miles from Barker on M, X & T., rs
miles west of Houston where the large cotton mills are
being built; for quick sale $500 per acre. worth double
400 acres fine Black Sandy Loan, with little timber
along creek miles north of Houston; beauty and al
half value; So per acre; must go quick.
SOS acres best Black Land in the coast country creek
and 10 acres TIMBER all be cultivated; fine farms ad
joining; miles from Cedar, on S. P R. r. Such lands
sell from $40 to SIS per acre. you can get this at $3.50
if you act at once.
c. w. HAIL & CO., 22o Main St.
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Home Seekers:

you want bargains and snaps you should this firm.
We have $40 acres improved fenced and crossenced,
good small house and good barn, will hold 100 tons hay
two good wells and living artesan water 90 acres in cu
tivaton mile from railroad station and 10 miles south
of Houston; only $50 per acre. Also 1900 acres q
miles from railroad station; choice land; II miles from
Houston; si2 per Also, three sections Dairy
Station; s12 per acre; choice land We have three ele
giant town sites each within and miles Of Houston
fine land only $40 Also other small tracts
should before
S'ys
the bids
Texas City will a Brooklyn
HENDERSON s. WILLIAMSON, Houston.
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CASCARA ADDITION.

This beautiful addition is located in the Fifth ward
only two blocks north of the Southern Pacific shops
and many railroad men have their snug and attractive
homes here.
There are over 800 vacant lots in Cascara to be sold
at $500 each on the installmen plan and easy pay
ments, SO that home is within the reach of any man
who wants one. Stop, reader, and think moment If
you are renter make up your mind to stop paving rent
and own nice, cozy home in Cascara Every dollar
paid for rent is gone forever every dollar put into your
home is a dollar well invested
If you want to save money call on me and will
make terms SO liberal that you will be surprised.
Phone 230. l., w. CRAIG.
5I4 Main Street.
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For Sale Exclusively.

$4,000 acres of Black Land in tracts to suit and on
terms of fifth cash. balance before 4, 2, g. 4,
years, with per cent interest This is unquestionaby
1t is all within short distance of railway stations along
the line of the c.. c. & S. F. and Columbia Tap rail-
roads.
We also control an extensive list of other lands and
are in position to give you anything you want.
We can save you money, and ask you to give us an
opportunity to fully demonstrate this assertion
Make your wants known fully, and we will do the
rest.
CASH s. LUCKEL.
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HOUSTON RIAL ESATF MEN OFFER CHOICE BARGAINS IN PROPERTY
Bright & Co., Room So7 Biuz Building

fright 6 Co., Room 5o7 Binz Building.
1900 acres Rich Black Lands, part timber and part
prairie, miles from railway; sac per acre.
5000 acres miles from two railways mostly prairie;
$500 per acre.
100 acres, miles from court house, railways and
one mile from nacadamized road; $500 per acre.
City Property.
A desirable Residence on Main street, 100000.
Three modern Two-story Residences, 100000 to
S3soOoo near in; on easy terms.
StOo,oooOo to Loan on Business property, at ST or
Residence property 7so and SS sums to suit local
money, no delay.
Bank and other Stock for Sale Exchange for
Real Estate.
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or Sale.
1oroom house and lots, center Of city,
Lamar and San Jacinto streets 81 10000
corner lot on Main street. pavement,
corner Stuart avenue. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
$50 acres, north section IS, rich prairie land,
miles from Katy, per acre .............. 5000
East block 1870, on Mckinney avenue. S., 10000
1o-acre lot IS Holman survey, edge of city,
south Observation-Disclosures. IS, 10000
20 lots packery, Second ward $780, 90 to $4,000
section of prairie land, miles from Houston
: fancy lots tn Houston Heights $4,000
Handsome building site on Rusk avenue. 81, 10000
3-League Tobacco Land In Montgomery county,
GEO. L. PORTER & SON, 9l2a Congress Ave.
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&C. r. MUNGER, Room SO Khan Bldg

Wishes to have it known that he has out of large list
some special fine bargains in Real Estate as follows:
80 acres near Alvin 70 in fruit trees and ber-
res all in high state of cultivation, worth to anybody
$4,000; must be sold viii accept $1,000, on terms
plenty of buildings included.
200 acres near Hampstead, Waller CO., 90 in Gull
tiyation, worth $4,000; $500 easy terms will take it.
A house and lots in Third Ward city of Houston,
worth s6oo lots are worth at least $500 house worth
$1,000. For certain reasons this can be bought on
terms at $4,000.
A stock of Dry Goods, Shoes Hats and Notions in
Houston at a bargain, If bought soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Tho Ratileship Kearsarge.

Tho nav Kearsarge bids tar 10 Dc d
more than worthy successor OF the oiu'
In her Official trial trim az Boston on
September Is. she showed herself, uespite
an annoying mishap odttleshlp equa
to any afoat, and 1t Is only reg steaole
that circumstances prevented her shO"
ing how really good she Is. she s,Ar'eu
to race against time over the slA'y-s'N
nile course at Cape Ann ana on the out
ward run Of thlrty-three miles. from the
converted yacht Scorpion. the first stake
toat off Cape Ann. to the navy yard tug
Ieyden OF Cape Porpose. she made
greyhound speed OF nearly 1Ila knots an
hour. II was a superb run. ana IL was
unfortunate that shortly before turning
the stake boat for the return trip tuDe
in the feed water heater burst, lettlhs
down and decreasing the revolutions oi
the nronellers nv an estimated eight turns
q minute. a reduction equal to over three
quarters Of a knot per hour.
The average speed Of the run over the
whole course was 1874 knots an hout'
an average that IS claimed to be lnnch
toe low by all who saw the magnificent
outward run OF the new and handsome
ship These figures. however make no
tidal allowance. ard this. when computed
Is expected TO result I'm favor Of the kear-
sarge rather than otherwise. AZ II Is
the new battieship has exceeded her con-
tract speed BY almost knot.
The Kesrsarge demonstrates some "a
dical advantages I'm theory Of armnr-
Mating. The United states battleshin
Iowa launched IN 1896 rad belt Of
limited length and two gun turrets. but
I'm the case Of the Iowa the arm0r was
not continued above the belt. In the
Fearsarge. ard the shiDs OF her TIVE
some of which are still under construct
ion. the nrac'ice adopted I'm Great Brian
Of covering the SIDES Up to the main deck
with 5-inch arrnor has been followed
There are changes in the grouping Of
the armament besides the adoption o.
tho superimp0sed turrets. The aim o.
armament experts seems to be 10 avoid
the MULTIPLICATION NJ gun positions and
ton-heavy structure In this the Ameri'
can designers are following the eYannp'e
saf Them hv British deaigncrs N ha't'e-
ehins. I'm fact. orr shins are becoming
deci8elv "rnglish" In appearance. Col
Hers Weekly
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stein. ". II. curtis. Cotuen' HARRISON.
shea
From the Roard OF Aldermen. Messrs.
Iawder. Cutchins. Whittet and Donahoe.
From the Ca. nival Committee: Messrs.
Murphy, EilysJn and Lewis.
Prom the Young Mems Business Asso-
citation: Messrs. Noland ana Leckey.
From the Chamber Of Commerce:
Messis Buford. Morris. John a. Curtis
and starke. ...,.
JUDGE WADDII1'S SERVICES.
Senator Martin and Congressman Lamb
were also present. and gave valuable sug-
gestiOns concerning the trip.
Senator Martin hopes TO Oe able 10 at
tend. and believes that he can accompany
She committee on Tuesday. and Congress
man Lamb will Join them on Wednesday,
leaving Richmond early that morning.
Senator Daniel will be communicated
with. and II is quite probable that Ie may
also ioin them in Washington.
Great stress was laid upon the point
made BY Senator Martin that Judge Wad-
OH should b. al means accompany the
committee. IN view OF the fact That ne Is
a close personal friend OF the President
The ioint res luton passed by the Coun-
Gil has been beautifully drawn on 9arch-
men by the Christopher Engraving Com
pany. and nicely wrapped and tied win
vari-colored silk ribbons. The text Of the
resolution Is:
THE RESOLUTION.
BE II resolved hy the Council Of the
city OF Richmond the Board OF Aldermen
concurrirr. that His EXcelency. the Presi-
dent Of the United States. and the men,
hers OF his Cabinet be and are hereby re-
spectfuly and cordially invited 10 visit
the city OF Richmond on the occasion Of
the ciyic Carnival celebration. at which
time TIE United States torepdo boat Shu-
brtck Will be launched. and
"Be II resolved further That committee
com. osed Of the president and seven
members from the Common Council and
the president and Ave members from the
Board Of Aldermen he appointed 10 convey
the raid inSi alton To Ills Exceliency the
president and the Cabinet
"Adoptcd az The Common Corncii Oc-
fober "a.
.osoncurred IN by the Board OF Alder
men October 10Th"
signed by the presidents OF both
branches the Mayor and attested by the
city clerk.
GENERAL LIE COMING
N has been practically settled that Cen
.ral Fftzhugh Lee and Mrs Lee VIII be
an The city uron the occasion OF the Carni-
val. re wll De given 4 great ovation BY
Ills ffoasards CT admirers from all oYer
shs STATE who wifi Dc here upon that &C.
e.sion. Oersrai Lee occu3'ss q warm
mace IN the srectiors OF the people Of
ylrginla. and they VIII bubble over with
enthus'asm.
General Lee win. in sii probability. de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

At the called meeting OF the Council
Tuesday night the Street Committee will
report, and ask for certain Improvements.
The paving OF Perry street may be dis
cussed The committee from the Business
Association will confer with the Council
in regard to plans Tor the Carnival pa
rade. and the Improvement of Manchoa-
ter's street-car service.
News reached Manchester yesterday
morning Of a shooting at Drewrys Blum
Friday afternoon. IL was said colored
boy was shot by white boy named
Walker. about thirteen years old.
The report is that the two were play
ting near the house in which Walker lived
The white boy had a double-bsrreled
shot-gun loaded with bird shot. The
negro. who was some yards OF. turned
his right side and told the boy 70 shoot,
which he did, filing the negro full OF shot.
The greater part Of The load entered MS
elbow. but his whole side was pretty well
sprlnkled. No arrest was made. The me-
gro boy will recover.
CARNIVAL fLANo.
4 meeting OF the Business Mems As
ISOLATION will be held Tuesday night al
which meeting the several committees
on carnival arrangements will report.
Mr.. A. ]. Daffron. president OF the as
sOciatlon, says he knows Of twelve hoa1S
that are TO be In the parade among lne
wholesale merchants and manuiactur -
Of the city. The committee that has ca,l e,
on the retail merchants of the town HHs
not reported. IL is earnestly hopeu a"
merchants will respond 10 he can Vi '''1
committees.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. Mr. Badly will preach At Dam
bridge-Street to-day
The subject OF his morning discourse
will be Spiritual Beauty iarse Son
gregation will welcome Rev. MI baluy'
Cowardin- Avenue Christian ohu' S -,
Preaching at II A. NJ. by the pastor, FL
der j. A. Spencer. on Ihe M 's' zen
identified" and at p. u. on heh'.dles
for sleepiessness." -,
Sunday-schooI at s15 \. NJ. 'nlo En-
deavor meeting az I;i5 u;
Services al west-End chl-cn to-day
sunday school at 600 A. N. Services
az II A. VI. and p. NJ, by the pastor
Rev. Chas. d. crawley.
Epworth League meetings at $50 and
p. NJ. All invited.
The I.adiss' Aid Society OF wsst-End
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

by request OF the knights to participate
the cup prize offered in the interstate
tournament has been supplemented ana
the cash prizes of 80 SIS, and $40 will b.
given. Already large number Of expert
Maryland riders have been entered for
this contest.
The runabout buggy built for the first
prize OF the State tournament is now on
exhibition al ID. A. Ainslie & Bro. and
the steeple-chase horse to be given as
second prize may be seen at the stables
OF Smyth Bros.
THE TRADES PARADE
The chairman OF Trades Parade Com
mittee Is kept very busy every day an
swerinE questions ns % details Rhou, .he
great parade and receiving entries there
20. Great" Is used advisedly because he
Is already IN possession OF Sufficient
number OF entries to insure magnih-
cent display.
The committee congratulates the manu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
WILL INVITE
THE PRESIDENT
Joint Committee to 60 to Washington
on tuesday.
THE RESOLUTION ENGRAVED.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee To charge the
THE RESOLUTION ENGRAVED.
Cen. Fitzhugh Lee To Charge the
Tournament Knights-1he Grand
Carnival BaIl-IIist OF Set Pieces.
Biz Display of Fireworks

The Joint Committees on Invitation re-
cenl.y ap. O.n.eu ny their sever al. 90 iies at
a meeting IN the city Couich chdIloe'
yesterday afternoon OIL o.Sv COCK ut'e'-
mined 10 proceed 10 Nas.lrs'o on lle
noon train next Tuesdly. ana 20 wait
mon The President at 1890 o'clock the
next day.
A motion 10 that effect was ma ie by Mr..
Pollock. Of the committee from the Com
mon Council. and after some little us
cussiOn Il was adopted.
The committee Will stop at the Metro
politan Hoei. and will hold a preliminary
meeting al 1880 o'clock "Wednesday morn
ing. to map out plans for the visit 10 the
White House.
Those present ct the meeting were.
From the Common Council; PRESIDENT
,,ask,e Nessrs. Gunst. Pollock. Waller
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Dr Wrt~b hts peril.

DR.. W. L. Wright Of Troy. y c., for
merly pastor Of the Leigh Street Bap-
list Church. together with his wife ana
child. narrowly escaped drowning yes
terday. They were driving when the
horse became unmanageabie and ran in
TO the river. where the buggy was over
turned. Dr. Wright and HIS wife re-
talned presence of mird TO rescue the
child. whose head was underwater, and
the party reached the bank. fortunately
none the worse for their drenching.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
Nir. fIutzler', Escape.

1lr Charles d. Hutzler had narrow
escape from death Friday evening. Al
First and Broad Streets the horse on
which he was mounted got beyond his
control and started out Broad street on
"A mad run Mr.. Hutzier was fast los
ing strength when the animal ran under
a tree. and. taking a desperate chance 10
save himself. AR. Hutzler caught limb
of the tree and let the horse pass under
him He let himself TO the ground while
the horse continued on the run
The animal was caught later by far
mer and brought 10 town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Montgomery Court october 3D. 1-s.'.
Brookneal, October 18th.
Charlotte Court November 6th-
JUDGE VIM. HoDGELs MANN
Brunswick Court, October zod.
HON. A. J. MONTAGUE.
Halifax Court, October I'D. "
HON. JOHN LAMB.
Brunswick Court, october 3D.
King william Court, October .4,h'
Greensville Court. November oth.
49, ~ OTARLES.
sf,ddlebrook (Augusta). October 2ls'
Z n-j -,
Nelson court october zSo'
Greensville. October Ath.
JEFFERSON WALLACE Esq
King william Court. October Atn.
HON. FRANCIS r.. EAssITER'
su.ssx court. November I'd.
HON. CHAs. NJ. WALLACE. JR.
surry Court, october. 24th.
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Not the First.

Secretary Long made mistake IN
ing he would be In Richmond on the
occasion OF the christening OF the first
naval vessel built here.
III. hmond will gladly welcome the
Secretary at the launching Of the shu-
brick, but cannot invite him 10 the christ
suing of the first naval vessel built IN
Richmond. That honor belonged 70 ?
secretary who served when Mr.. Long was
in short pants. The first war ship built
here was the James X. Polk. a steam gun
boat. which was launched about ls42.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
NATIONAL EXPORT EXPOSITION
Philadelphia. Penn, September IL
NnXemher 30. 1900

Southern Railway VIII sell tickets from
all coupon stations on its line TO Phila-
delpfa and return at rate Of one and
one-third fares for the round trip, plus
fifty cents for one admission fee 20 the
expos tion Tickets wall be on sale Tues
day and Thursday Of each week until
November p, 1899, with return limit thir-
ty days from date Of sale. In no case
VIII return limit extend beyond Deem
Der 3D. The rate from Richmond TO Phil
adelpha and return via the York River
Line including one admission to the ex-
position, S155 without Baltimore transfer,
ss.z5 including Baltimore transfer.
c. W. WESTBURY, T. P. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

Julius Sycle & Son.
Eagle Paper Company.
+. G.. Williams Tobacco Co.
Gable Piano Company.
A. Greentree.
Virginia Laundry.
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plement. On October Sth. they published
another list OF fo.ty-eight and on Octo.
Der 18th another list OF thirty-seven. The
following new subscribers have been ad-
ded since October 18th, 1899:
Rates In Richmond and Manchester:
Business, $3.50: residence, $50.
INSURANCE.
159-Peyton & Son. T. q.
JEWELLERS.
165-Lumsden & Son c.
PRINTERS.
1532-Taylor 4 Taylor Printing 60.
RESIDENCES.
1i34-Bodeker, Miss Pearl
1fI-Philllps. Major A. l..
1436-Gwathmey Richard
l5S0-Ford. NJ w.
l52i-Cheatham. w. H.
l53s-Sm tn. Rudolph A.
I53S-Cra <. ]. ID. & J. Douglas. Jr
l6sS-Gentry, 7. w.
1cg7-Rouse. II. J.
l529-Booker, John A.
i46-Wood. {. y.
isS2-Ostergrer Q.
+Hungerford, MIS-. A. A.
757-Burrs ]. +.
SEWING MACHINES
l46S-New Home Sewing Machine Co.
J. r. A. HOBsON.
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

There was no change I'm the condition o.
Mr. H. VI. Smith. Sr., last night. He does
not seem to be aiming any strength, and
If anything, is getting weaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
NI,s. lrnieI. D.Icgate

Mrs. =. J. Cralge sr.. will leave Mon
day morning for Luray. She goes as a
delegate from 81. Johns Circle OF the
Kings Daughters 10 the State convention
TO be held the oath and 18th OF October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

church will meet al tho parsonage Mon
dav evening al O'Clock
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
this morning and tonight The aite-.
noon services have been discontinued and
Instead there Will be preaching at nisnI
al s. o'clock. Extensive repairs are being
put ON .he church. including the putung in
Of au acetylone gas plant which VIII oe
used tonight for the first time. Preach
Ing by the pastor
Central Methodist church. Notice TO-
Sunday. October 22ud. sunday school az
9IJ A. a. Preaching by pastor az il A.
" and 80 r. NJ As the conference year
closes the pastor requests the presence Of
cvp~y member
Mr T. r. Taum. Of Toauo. spent Erie
day in Manchester.
Services will Doe held az C'1n'1n-Street
Baptist church to-day, both morning and
night as usual
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Meeting Po.tuoucd.

The meeting Of the State Board Of Man
ayers. which was 20 be held az the Vir-
ginia Hospital on Friday night, was post
p0ned until next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22

The condition Of Mrs. John Enders, Sr.,
was pronounced critical late last night
by her physlcian. Or. Isaiah ~ White.
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R,nrfIFe,e,I.

After q meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the Woman's College held Friday
aIernoon. Or. Nelson entertained the
Board at an elegant supper.
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MR. GARNETT

Mr. Hay Garnetts condition femaus
without material change Yesterday ana
last night he was resting easier than DO
had for d day or SO previous. Yet he is
stu considered 20 De in a most crit.on
condition.
Postmaster Wesger has received par-
M sion from the s'master-Goneral ~
close the office on the Dist. The office wil
be- closed after ten o'clock ln the morn
ing
Mrs. George Fly Is confined Co h.r homd
on Stockton street hy sickness.
The German Club ease their regular
dance Yesterday evening 900 Leader tt..
There were twenty 0r more couples on
the floor.