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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-14
CITY BREviTIEs.


A. az, MIS- { ! Butler arc rejoicing over
,ha arrival at their home OF girl twihs'
rso ,sual midwoek meeting at the FIRST
p.asb,, ,crian church viii be abandoned TOT
tonight. ,ho
There is an undellvered telegram AZ t ,ts
o,eco NJ Tho Postal Telegraph company 10
Main street. for Mrs. NJ, Il. BUSH
Mr. ! C. Curlee and Miss l.ibbie York , wo,e
married last Sunday afternoon AZ WI "N'N
street, Rev. j. a. Ramsay oipflauns'
six Mexicans from near the border w on,
brought In and turned over 10 tIHnsiel ',S eri
Sisl las, night to be taken TO the state neh'-
tenttary -, ,
only two burgaries were ronortcu lnr
tuesday night which is rather romarkapiH.
considering the number Of prople WHO W.
ahsen, from their homes viewing the parauN'
A Rox badge set with imitation OF diamonu y
win the background u United states n"h
was dropped IN the ball room NJ the eity va, ~,
last night The finder will please retu'" "
The Post.
MIR d. C. Husky. formerly Of Houston pp'
nov spec,sl agent of the Fidelity Mutual Llie
insurance company for Oklahoma ana IN
dian Territories is in the city Tor lew ah9
on business.
There are uudelivered kilograms at the OIL
Ace of the Western Union Telegraph compauS
| for Thomas Tinsley t2l, Joe Wood y. "
Book Gunleth Hegsetviet T. ;. snyneI, -
| l.. Peters and Hall x Hall lnursetymeh)'
The house that stood for several days OF
Montgomery avenue near the southern IA
ci6c crossing, mention of which was made II
The Post was moved last saturday Glgn' t'
a pnint on Montgomery avenue near Jhuie
! street where 1t has since remained inct'
are no lights to indicate its presence at n'fh'
ana The citiZens in that community are reE,a
tering a kick against its being allowed Il
remain there.
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COULD rRy THEM ALL.
A nruu ClerI,,s Expcriencc.

The following letter from Mr.. II b.
Stark. 1922 Pine street, Scranton, Pa, eN-
plains itself and will be OF interest 10
thousands who have suffered the fortunes
of that common trouble. hemorrhoids OF
piles.
Mr.. Stark says: Il feel 1t my duty to
write an unsolicited testimonial regarding
the Pyramid Pile Cure. Since boy !
have suffered untold agony from piles. l
have tried all available remedies con
suited many physicians, but without heip
or even relief. ! have been employed as
a drug clerk for the past htteen years.
consequently have been in "A position where
could try all OF the new and old rene
dies for piles, but us before stated To no
avail.
about six weeks ago was again suffer-
ing from my old trouble and as an eN
neriment tried the Pyramid Pile Cure, ana
lie, ME say that 1t gave instant relief ana
am now wholly cured ! am sure aiso
that the cure is permanent.
~ shall always recommend the pyramid
to any one suffering from any form OF
piles and shall do what ! can to advance
the sale of so excellent 4 remedy. signed
H. b. Stark.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is tho most pop
ular and widely known OF any remedy ever
offered for piles,
Ii is the most popular because 1t is the
most successful. II cures every form OF
niles without pain or detention from dailS
occupation and contains no opiate or co
caine or any poisonous or injurious sub
| stance.
All druggists sell the Pyramid Pile Cure
at 30 cents for full sized packages
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Mrs. Alfred Hschler Of pfenham. spent sew
,eral DAYS with relatives In the city.
iMrt! Ena c. Rsndie ga Tom. Randlc Of
Dallas and Mariisio Montemnynr, Monterey,
Mexico. are visiting J. x. P. G,liaspie
Miss Mamie Belle Marshall Of Brentwood
and Misc Bird Petit Of Galveston arc the
guests III Miss fmcyeue Petit 1909 Rusk
! ", q. scarr of DALLAS OF the arm OF scarn
Ia o'Connor Of this city, lie here looking after
business Interests and seeing the Festival
Miss Salcy steward. daughter Of Or. stew
ard and Mrs NJ Lewis OF Ccmesneu az
guests az Mr.. and Mrs G., w. BLACK uurihs
tho week $40 Hutchins street.
Miss Kate Crosby, daughter OF Judge J. F.
Crosby OF El paso. will arrive IN the city W
nieht on a visit 10 her sisicr,Mts "arret'
Ra, dcastlc. zoe Lamar avcuur'
MIR. and Mrs. j. " Redmond Of Decatur
m are IN the city attending the tru.,
Flower and Vegetable fes'Ne'' a"u '''N'
having n good time.
Mis- p,h,c Lot, of Gclad, Mr.. Henry woi.
ford Miss Annie Benuct and Mr. Dudley
Benne, of cuero are visiting Or. ana Mrs
Max Urwitz during Festival week
Miss Jennie Bruce, Miss Jaeduein btuse
Miss Casey Neblett. Miss Geo iiowers, MIS-
Alice Conner and Messrs A. H. Conner' NJ
| t. Guyem, all OF Eagle Lake are w ''o WV
taking In the Festival.
James II. simon, w. l.. Sails, city marshal
/ C. H. Schwios. cotton man, W. y, va,
| rett attorney, Rush Mcqueen. commission
merchant and James w. Evans, claim agen
| Of the Santa Fe. were visitors TO the "c
yesterday from Brennan.
MIR. Walter Crawford Of Beaumont and MISS
Crawford of Austin, Miss Shulta oil laiins
Mrs. Ford OF Nacogdoches and Miss Jenn,'
| prirrs az Rochester, n. y, are In the CIV
taking in the Fruit. Flower ana NeSe'ao'
Festival.
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Insuinal Canal Operation. Recovery" Dr..
II. a, Barr Beaumont
.. A contribution to the Pathological
anatomy OF procidentia uteri. Or. William
Keller. Galveston.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Section--Dr.
J.. A. Mullen. chairman:
l. observations In Foreign Clinics
Dr. j, A. Mullen. Houston.
Tonight the visiting physicians will be
entertained by their local brethren.
The South Texas Medical association has
grown wonderfully within its short life OF
little over three years. Its objects are
TO organize the regular medical profession
OF South Texas In the most efficient man
ner possible. to encourage high standard
OF professional qualification and ethics; TO
promote professional brotherhood: to
labor for the advancement of medicine =
that Is. of public hygiene; Of medical edu-
cation; Of medical Jurisprudence and pub
lie Institutions for the sick aud inhrm
Every regular educated physician within
limits OF the state. who Is graduate OF
a regular medical college In good standing
and who adopts. and conforms to the code
OF ethics OF the American Medical asso
citation Is eligible to membership. except
negroes.
The members are much gratincd over the
Associations growth, To-day new officers
will be chosen and the next meeting plnc.
selected.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Reunion of the Dennis Family
Held.

Temple, Texas December 13.-Yesterday
there was family reunion here of the
Dennis family, held at the home OF the
older son. Mr.. John Dennis. short time
back Mr.. Audley Dennis. the father. died
and the reunion yesterday was for the
double purpose of bringing the famlly an
together again and to make an equal III
vision of the estate left by the fatner'
This was done most pleasantly and IN al
clifton happy reunion was spent Inc
children present and participating were,
j. G. Ferguson and wife, Bolton; G. W.
Walton and wife, Temple: s. l.. Walton
and wife. Willis: George Williams. Horn-
nv / T.. Mrs j. A. Hanshaw Pauls val
lev. l. r.; e. T. Williams, Temple; w. d
Chapman and wife, Temple; j. /. Dennis
Galveston, and John Dennis and VIE,
Temple.
AT a recent meeting of :he city council
an order was passed requiring the santa re
to omen up a crossing to Second street
where their tracks intersect it. fester-
day the superintendent of the road at TINS
noint informed the council by letter That
inasmuch as this crossing would cover 50
MANY of their tracks, and that the com
pany's tracks were first established there'
| the road would decline TO open the cross
| ing. the council al once passed feso-
| luton requesting anu wv N'''
attorney to take such legal steps as may
| be necessary to open the CROSSING ana II
necessary to institute mandamus proceed
ings to compel the construction OF the
crossing What the outcome of the matter
will be is hard to say. The crossing Is one
that would interfere with the Santa res
switching n great deal. and at the same
time would require the removal OF par
of their freight she'd and the road is IKE
ly to fight the matter to a bitter end while
the council seems determined that theii
order for the crossing shall be obeyed.
i Mr.. w. s. Lemley and Miss Emma KAT
Adams. mention of whose approachini
marriage was made recently, were las
night happily welded at the Presbyterian
church, Rev w r. Maxwell officiating
Messrs ]. X Campbell and c. w. lIamber
were the ushers, and preceded the coupi
to the altar The couple will make theil
home in Temple
MIR. Felix Grundy. who has been thu
bookkeeper at the State deaf and dunn
asylum at Austin, has resigned his posi-
ton and will return to Temple to live.
G. G. Shoaes, superintendent of teleg
., rapby OF the Santa Fe, with headquarter
al Topeka Kan. is in the city.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cowart OF San Angelo Il
, visiting Mrs. Ed Garlick.
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NEW SUGAR COMPANY.
II Is Not To He Composed of Jndc-
pendent Comnnnies.

New York. December 13.--The Times
says Not content with writing letter
last week. declaring that his name must
not be used for reelection TO the board of
directors of the American Sugar Refining
company, r. o. Matthiessen-the more
clearly. 1t is said to emphasize his posi-
tion--wrote a formal letter of resignation
as a director of the company. This resis-
nation. 1t is understood, will go into cf-
feet at once.
Mr. Matthiessen declined to discuss the
matter, but 1t is said this second letter
was FASTENED in order that he may more
effectually carry out the scheme which is
attributed TO him of organizing into one
consolidated company certain OF the now
independent sugar refining companies at
present fighting the trust,
The Colonial company, 1t is reported, Is
an entirely new concern. connected neither
with Mr.. Matthiessen nor with any OF the
now existing independent companies.
| Speaking. of the company. Mr.. Matthies>
sen said. II know nothing about it,
while at the offices not alone OF the in
| dependent refining companies. but of the
trust, like Ignorance was expressed.
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Personal MENTION.


f. C. Myers of Austin is seeing the res
lobp chappell of Brennan was in the city
yesterday
Mrs Emma Linn of Brennan Is guest OF
Miss Hener' o,, =,
Mrs j o. Ross ,.,..
Engle of San Antonio was ''s''o'
Yesterday at the Ls"'or. l., .,o
n Middlehrook OF Columbus II III 'he
c;ty guest at the Lawior
kate scurry Terrell OF Dallas Is the
g,,est Of Mrs, George kifd -
~. r II. Weir and daughter OF Hemp
,aad we're al the Lawlor yesterday
~ n Crockett and Robert Llde of Chap
rem Hi were IN the city yesteruhy'
No. Lorena White OF Dayilla, Texas. Is
win Mrs Myrtle Ellison TINS week
Mrs A. NJ. Rutherford is visiting her SON.
= Putl erford OF 1916 Center street.
NJ + Price OF Beaumont saw the 'Festl-
~ yesterday He is stopping at the capitol
Mrs Fannie S Chambers Of Marlin Is ~
,ha city visiting Mrs. W. S. Wall, liOS RUSH
avenue ,,.t
Mrs. Or. Baxter of Austin, who is visiting
Mis-. Ed Heninger' VIII appear !" we 'o0a'S'
concert tonight
Mrs s. j. Creswell OF North Texas is
snending the week with Mrs. +. C. COPY
| l5ll Crawford street
Mr.. and Mrs. Will p. Oldham Of beaumon
ware guests at the Capitol yesterday anf
visitors to the Festival
Mrs. J. N. Gilbert. and daughter Of ss su,
,nant attended the Festival yesterday. Tne!
were guests at the CAPITOL
urs phi sulzbacher Of San Antonio Ii
ming relatives in tie city aud at tie sans
time taking In the FESTIVAL
f. G. Ray. general ascent Of me Consoll
aa,.d cattle Car company, with headqusrter
| ig
Mr.. George Wilson, Miss Eienor wilson an
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BEE COUNTY TRUCK GROWERS
Have ReOrgnnixed Their Expert
mental Association.

HIVE ReOrgnniZed Their Expcri-
mental Association.
Beeville. Texas. December l3.-Pursnant
to a call issued last week number OF
local truck growers and gardeners met at
the court house in this city last evening
and reorganized the Experimental Melon
and Truck Growers association
Mr. A. C. Gallia, having been made
chairman OF the meeting. stated it's object
and urged the necessity of organization
and cooperation among the truck grow
ers
The following officers were elected: s.
A. Fenton, president; S. A. McHenry, vice
president; j. X. Robertson, secretary.
Mr.. Fenton was also elected member
Of The board OF directors of the South
Texas Truck Growers association and
made a delegate to represent the associa-
tim at the meeting of the central asso-
citation at Cuero next week.
The following new members were ther
received into the association: w. l.. Alb
bott D. l.. Prayer, w. j. Amyet. W
Moore and John Thompson. Tie meetint
then adjourned to meet again next Mon
day.
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1.-THE AIR SHIP"

"The Air Ship" a spectacular muslcal
comedy will float across the stage OF lhe
onera house Friday and Saturday, Decem-
Der Is and 10; special matinee Friday ana
Saturday evening. II Is described as ah
original composition with scenic FEATURES
OF more than ordinary merit Tor sueh
production and 1t Will no doubt meet Win
a cordial reception. The author IL MT y
NJ. Gates, a farcical writer with consla-
cradle reputation, and II is claimed thal
In this comedy he mas surpassed many VI
his former meritoriOus efforts. the story
treats OF the invention of an air snip anu
it's trip TO the Klondike In search OF gnu
tering gold and, incidentally wealthy nus
bands for the pretty girl passengers VINO
accompany the inventor ana MS irienus
on the trim. Witty dialogue, songs ana
dances and specialties galore are miro
duced ia abundance and the piece leaves
the auditor in happy condition OF men
tally and with a desire to see more o. H.
The author and the managemeht pelleSe
| that the piece is suited TO please the puo,
| lie and that they have attained the chiei
aim sought for in matters theatrical =
| superb cast. embracing such well known
principals as Albert Abott Dawson. Har-
nv Woodthorpe. Louis Eiseman. Marie
stuart Cathryn Rowe Palmer, Lillian
Edwards. the Twin Sisters Hale bevS
OF beautiful girls and number OF LESSEE
| lights have been secured for the prodnc'
ton. and the performance Is perfect IL
every detail.
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TUE DEATH ROLL.
l.. c. I.cl,n,nn.

l.. C, Lehman. aged ~, died yesterday
morning at $40 o'clock at his rosdence,,,
1909 Chapman street. The remains wiz
be shipped to Cucro this morning Tor
burial,
Deceased was an able nachnist and
had worked for the Southern Pacific rail-
way fer twenty-seyen years. Years ago
while working at his trade he WIS en-
ploycd on the old Monitor that played such
an important part in the civil war. The
flag over the Southern Pacific shops was
lowered 10 half mast yesterday out Of re-
snect 10 his memory. Tho death OF MI.
Lehman is deeply regretted by hia friends
and fellow worRmcn. He leaves n family
of grown children, consisting Of 9. y
Lehman editor OF the Halletsvillc Herald;
o. II Lehman OF tho local freight ouice
Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail-
way Il. r Lehman OF the Lake Charles
Daily American. Mrs. r, c. Gagne OF thi;
city and Mrs. c, L Fciglc Of Galveston
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rr,c,ion in war Department..

New York. December ia special to
the Herald from Washington says; Be-
cause of the alleged action of Brigadier
General Burlington, chief of ordnance, in
delaying experiments by failing to prompt
ly disburse the necessary funds, the board
of ordnance and Notifications, OF which
General Miles is president, has been COM
PEELED to ask congress to change the law
organizing it so 1t can make its own eX-
penditures. There has been considerable
friction between the bureau of ordSgce
and the board of ordnance and fortitica
lions. and General Miles has been com
PEELED to bring the matter to the atten'
ton of Secretary Root
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Lnn,pn sns Locals.

Iampasas Texas. December IL '--ons
solid carload of turkeys was shipped today
nv H. NJ. Yates, prominent merchant OF
,h,s ci,v which will 90 to Havana, Cuba,
nv way of Galveston These turkeys are
n fine lot and are intended TOT tne 'n'is'
mas table of the Cubans
Tho grocery firm OF B own WI liam
son one of the oldest and largest hrms IN
This CITY. have sold their stock TO stokes
Rros Rumor has it that the firm sold out
m go into the banking business.
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wAsHINGTON's DEATH.
, the Anniversary Is to Be oh>
seryed in New York.

the Anniversary Is to BE Obs
served in New York.
n York, December 13.-St. Pauis
VI where George Washington attended
Hes while he lived in New YORK, 10
kntely decorated for the most impor-
feature Of the commemoration of the
) anniversary Of the death of George
bjpyton, which takes place Thursday.
(ldsa. m. a procession will move from
|Ysshy house to the church, through
| thurchyard. Representatives of va
L societies will follow. after whom
march members OF the Society of the
finnati and the Sons of the Revolu-
Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, d. D., Will
lua the services. assisted by Aev. DR..
(lus R, Hutton OF Rutgers college.
Dix is chaplain of the Sons of the
blution. Minute guns will be fired at
Ne WiilikA while the service lasts.
frg those who have accepted invita-
+ % be present are Major General Nell
4. Miles, Major General Roe, Ad-
|I General Avery ID. Andrews, Gov
FRooseyelt and Mayor Van Wyck. AT
n. memorial exercises will be held
|'e old Jumel Mansion, under the man
Fasal Of the Washington Heights chap
pine Daughters OF the American revo-
= and at $3.50 o'clock the Daughters
Els eincinnati will have exercises at
Faonleos. where addresses will be made
|l0L William NJ. Sloane of Columbia
(slsi!. John S. Wise of Virginia. Ev-
y Iomlinson and Captain Richard
|.Ieene' historian general of the May
N aass on the public school houses
Y Town at half mast.
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and took the FIRST train for the British
metropolis.
At its extra session parliament was told
that $50 900 would cover the expenses
OF the war. II is now said by the best in
formed that S2oo,00o,o0o will not pay the
bill,
Eighty thousand British troops are In
South Africa now and 10000 more are TO
be modified or are on the way, while adj
vance orders for sixth division of 10 600
men are being executed and there are
warnings that seventh division OF the
same number Will soon be collected at AL
dershot for shipment TO the Cape.
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CORONER'S VERDICT
Clears the Mine Owners of All Blame
for Disaster,

Tacoma. Wash, December ia spe-
cial to the Ledger from Carbonate Wash,
says: The coroners jury investigating the
mine disaster todav rendered the follow
ing verdict: We find that the thirty-one
men giving their names) came to their
death by an explosion of gas from some
unknown cause.
We find that the Carbon Hill Coal COM
pany used due diligence in keeping the
mine free from gas for the safety OF its
employees and has complied with the State
mining law and we attach no blame TO the
said company"
One witness, it is stated, said the men
frequently smoked in the mine when the
bosses were not around.
Governor Rogers was an interested spec
tator at the inquest and intends to have
the State board of coal mine examiners
pass on the disaster and the mines con
I ditiOD
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|fIRcI7Y OF MONEY
!, Gaze, Bot He Can Not Sec
III sps Remedy
atI,sll BANKING CURRENCY
,try win Have 10 'e'
! rss"'' nat 1t Can Under
". scent conditions

.,rser ia special 10
Iak washington says; seore-
I, InsI not anticipate , in an for ,p' she
y a'''v ,,,nr into CIRCULATION npo.e
= p', now held in the treasury ,s Jury.
n'De' - information on the SUI
p'a l ',,.y "rhere is nothing |
ah WI have already said NO
w, sa', .sep taken, and il ! saiu
y !, :, sostsnplated today ,d 1T d1 'es
= ~, nothing will be done tue
\ d next w week, that you may
h. y. , 'ss January interest on WV
s ID the The secretary, 'thd' cana mas not OF
n It may ,, nm 1t would not DC pc
(is' the !, ,' anticipate any action 1.,,o %,
= mat might take AXE, even nro u be
En- n ~. conditions wou'o
|nto lus,n an If the treasury othcia,s
" y he he scarcity Of money 10 aus ~ The
!, ne present time =, sson u'I tbs.New
pa ne - o1 The West and south TO D.
|binks 10 W. IRON movement, has
ss,ss, as freely as IN lor snsirsss O,
\ eal s.sn absorbed by the business sine, "
y aes s.,iss to which it was sent.
Ennu aa,srior Of the country PERM
Y, ssssorbs more currency IMAM II ,h a'
,. ss does it not follow ana Id,
IN .nd the other money ceMer'
iolh .io an With less circulation tnai
s \, he heretofore had at their as
II, necessarily follow" replied
.. W., unless there is an incfeas
A. ', uate circulation. This conditio OF
~, ~ .tfords another argument in Ia
\ = Increased bank circulation W.T.
\ ~ ,r Of elasticity as shall enabi
.,.aons automatically to any tenn
|, 's asmsnd for more currency in an
n Gage is disposed to beliey
y. rnorts of Canadian money PEN
Iarn from New York TO be loane
n ,,e exaggerated. He bases nj
I, n the fact that money command
M rate of interest in New for
n Iondon--the New York rate peln
psr cent and the London RAT
|, nor cent. The difference in inter
,,tes would offer an inducement t
r,uaiisn banks to keep their none
len York.
|. ,scre,ary also believes that muc
I, canadian money in New York Is $
I'd as TO preclude its speedy witt
A and unless there should be a sin
,,ox withdrawal OF large sums ther
4 NOT he much danger of the none
d, being affected seriously.
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nj PRICE BRITAIN MUST POY.
sAa Money Must he Poured Into
LI.---- Snnih Africn

aAa Honey Must he Poured Into
sOnth Africn.
a iork' December ia dispatch to
Nala from London says; The decided
tu General Methuen and the heavy
"a loss have added to the panic among
Aa'ary authorities and the lingo war
g. IN London. 1t is noted as signifl-
'aas 'nls was the first fight on the
south African republic. AS
ss'uce General Methuen reports
y Is intrenching to hold his ground
4 -No Gays fight. Thus the first step
jubilee parade to Pretoria proves,
Asuas OF the Beers declare. another
,e N President Kruger's price that
sssser humanity.
'al ONCE now is pushed to the ex-
rnr M its resources, Lord Roberts,
,Ianaer in chief of her majesty's
ireland. who long held a similar
india. was hastily summoned
.ul from Dublin TO London. He
IN a. sasasement to appear at bene-
sS'nance for charitable war fund
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noNps TO M soIp,
rho Mayor VIII Dispose of Thrm &"
the highest bidder.

The SSoO 900 worth OF Houston sewer
bonds recently issued Will be sold at ouc-
ton today to the highest bidder, the sale
being conducted by Mayor Brashcar and
the finance committee of the city oonnci'
at the mayors otAce In the city hall tho
auction will begin nt noon, and II Is eN-
pected that quite large number OF hid
ders viii be on hand Representatives OF
Briggs. Tod & Co. Cincinnati; Rollins ~
SON Boston, and Form, Leech & CO. chi
cago. are now In the city TO bid on the
hnpdg
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A Noisy Rmcc.

horse and wagon belonging to west
heimer's starie figured in a very noisy race
yesterday morning On the wagon was
galvanized IRON tank. which made an IN
earthly rumbling as the horse and vehicle
ran from Weslheimer's stable Hown san
Jaotnto street to Franklin thence TO the
postoffcc, where they were stopped without
Aamage 10 elthor.
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Ahnlnh wisncMskN.

Adolph Wsnowsky German aged 40
died yesterday At his homo in Germantown.
The remains will be buried 81, tho buth-
Gran cen otery at > o'clock this afternoon.