Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-02-11

I he Press-Eagle stated Tuesday that the expense of Mayor D. 6. Bells trip to Washington recently was re- ported to the Council to be $l35, but the exact amount was only $88.55. Mr. Isaac Dreyfus leaves Thursday for the East, where he will buy 8 spring stock for his big store. Mrs. breyfus will accompany him. The members of the Young Mems Hebrew association will hold a most important business meeting at their hall on West Second avenue tonight. All are urged to be present. as busi- ness of much importance is to be transacted.
 Miss Susa Hall, of Nashville, Tenn, and Mss Mary Hall, of Swan Lake, are in the city, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J :. ". Allen.
 We are glad to state that Mrs. J. ". Adams is reported much better today and her condition is not now regarded as being serious. With pretty weather the Graphic hopes to
 have Editor Adams and his estima- bic wife up within a few days. l Some one passed a mutiIated nickel on Mr. Clarence Philpot this morning, but Clarence soon got even. He went 10 Rosenberg's book store and played the coin in the slot ma chine and-lost. The laughs on Clarence.
 Sawyer < Austin, leadlus Iea men oi Wisconsin, are makia ures looking to opening 20,0gO i of timber jaDa they ownia this lift is done there will be rea,s.a., built from either Kiaeslaad Or .or- dyce on tfe Cotton Belt Route down to Moro Rav, The line proposed ia abont 40 miles.ia leneth.-5 rkausas Democrat.
 A large crowd oi pioe Giuffians will hear Soneo's Gruad Concert Band next suaday afternoon md night 'n Little Rock. I5 k estimated that fully fifty society folks" wifi constitute the ere wd.
 The Alba Heywoad Concert Com pany was greeted at the Institute last night by iair-sizea audience, considering the incIement weather. Mir. Haywood is a very versatile i'm persOnater and was forced to respond to several enthusiastic encores be- fore the performance was concluded. The remainder of the company are very fine performers and they, too, were also enthusiastically received.
 Dr. J P. Bunyan received Q Roet. gen x Ray machine this morning. It Is ueed to locate solid foreign sub stances in the body. The cost of the machine was $60o and it is the first one of its kind eyer brought to this city.
 The case 0f L. H. Sullivan ct al. vs. A. J. Clemmous, admjnisttat0r, was to have come up fn tha G83agery Court this morning, but it wus p'1st- poned. The case of II. B. Chafiin ct al. vs. the Merchant and Planters Bank was taken up instead. The Byrd-Larken nuptials takes place at the home of the brides par ents on Walnut street at $50 o'clock thls evening.
 The Neponsett Tribe, No. 19, in- itiated two meubers last night. A large number of brothers from Clar- endon assisted in the initiation, after which supper was spread
 Judge ". D. Jones is again at his
 official duties after a severe illness 0 several days lasting.
 Mir. A. J. Clemmons, the king planter" of Grady, is a business wis itor in our city today.
 Mir. "Puck" Darby has reco : ere d from his recent illness and is again serving customers at the Anderson Meyer Drug Company.
 Mir. Leo Andrews is today grieying the loss of his fine stallion, inter mont" which died this morning. The animal was valned at $1 ,500 and was from the celebrated Ashland stock of Kentucky.
 Miss Edna Dllts, the efficient sten- ographer at the Cotton Belt depot, will leave In a few days for Little Rock, where she will visit relatives