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1OCAL Am pwRsoNAf,

Miss ELLA Smith Of Houston sailed today
for New York on the Concho.
Or, w T. Blunt, State health officer. is
in the city
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Goggsn leave this
evening Cor Manltou for \ month
+. ]. Phillips and r. +, Webster OF Dali
las were visitors al the cotton exchange
today
Mrs Kate Cabell Currie, ex president OF
the United Daughters OF tho Confodanoy.
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yorktown, Texas, August A,--York-
towns $4,000 oil min ia rapidly nearing
aud work on tho new iron
bridge across Yorktown creek Will be-
gn tomorrow. The contractor informed
The Post correspondent this morning that
the bridge would DO Finished In ten days,
Who says Yorktown Is deadg
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Mclennan County Courthouse

Waco, Toxae. August 15 county
commissioners are considering plans sub
mltted by architects for the new court
house ana viii in few days select tho
onos desired and adyertlee for bids FOR
tho construction OF the building.
Tho preliminary work for the new
bridge Acroes the Bra1os is also In prog
rcss and work will soon begin ON con-
stlts
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nAII.ny.s aoNzALns DAWN

He writes O. ~ Burgess NnminR
September MS the Time.
Gonzales. Texas, August ih-~ccorgc r..
BurgNs has received letter from Hon
J. w Bailey saying that he will speak In
Gonzales county on the hrse day OF sep.
tomher. instead OF the 9Th, As Mr.. HALEY
can mako only one speech In this county
the appointment win be made at some
point in tho western portion OF the conn.
ty, probably at Leogylllo
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rwnNrIErH srRnnr rAvlNn.

Tho first OF the vltrlncd brick on the
Twentieth street paving south OF postof-
ice street was laid at p. m. today, Sa-
perlnteudent barnes has large force Of
men at work laying the brick and it good
weather continues the pavement win be-
completed TO Church street by lrriday The
WORK on this street south OF church street
Is being pushed as rapidly as possible,
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'''St ol 'ep'usV'''"''N''' WV" ''''''' "
district. postoldoe and county
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=. j. N. Hurt, Dlaomburg. Cass.
3. l.. 5. Schmler. le,erson, Marion.
A. X, H. Wells. ClarksVillo, Rod river.
8. l.. b. Roach. C0okNille, Tttus
6. Travis henderson, Paris. Lamar.
i. IL. A. CALVIN, Paris, Lamar
Z, w. w. Riding. lonham, Fann;n.
z. w, X. Evans. Window Fannin.
s. j. l.. llar0iuson, ColiinsYila, Gray
son.
s. n. +. Wells. Bells Grayson,
&, A, Al, Walker, Van Als,yno, Grayson.
o. j. G. Murrcll Gamesylle. Cooke,
10. i. T. Rowland Nacona, Montague.
II. Gayle Talbot Sliddell, Nlse.
Il. II. Il. Hill Denton. Denton,
10. j. b Doyle. SllddCll. VIE.
IL. John Il. smith, Farmersvilo, Collin.
Ia J n. Gresham Melissa, Colin.
l6 William plerson, GreenYlllc Hunt
l6. Nostor Morrow Kaufman, Hauft
man.
H. o. G. Mulkey. Commerce. Hunt.
Is r. Il. Williams. Cumby, Hopkins,
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10 Thomas Napier. Winsboro. Wood.
sl. W NJ nlaiocl,, Marshall. Harrison.
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ab. IA A. Raglana plttahurg, camp,
"a s. / Hendricks. Henderson, ltusk.
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AS Ceorpo "A. Terrell. Alto. Cherokee,
30 s A. MsMeans. Palestine. Anderson,
NO. A. a. Aldrich Crockett, Houston.
81 j. Il. perkins. Rusk, Cherokee.
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duchea
M A. n Hamilton, HemphliI sabiue.
"a, II. IL. Good. nurkevllio, Newton.
%. n. n. Mocca. Livingston, Polk
al n. A Greer beaumont, Jeflerson.
49, u. Il. Pickett, Liberty Liberty
IA. George "A. briggs, Houston. na,ris,
Az John Kennedy. Houston, Harris.
ss " u. Adalr. Huntsville, Walker,
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r.rrsn, county Republican tiao

Fort Worth. Texas, August lathe re-
publlcans OF this city tonight crganiaed
the Tarraut County Republican club with
mmntcrshlp OF over 100. The following
onleers were elected President. Morgan
IA. Jones, vice president. ., w. stasaeA;
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nnmnnneh Ml,hnnt nn,,-

Jefferson Texas. August ii--rhe pro-
linlnary trial OF Mike Kelly and George
Iohnson for tho murder OF Anna Marone
has lust closed Kelly Sas remanded to
jail without ball George Johnson's bond
was placed at $3.50.
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s oMERVELL COUNTY TAX ROLL.

The tax rolls of someryell county re-
celyod by the comptroller today show =
total valuation of SGiQ2lA for the current
year which is an increase OF s2d,l,i Of
Tho valuation for the year 1898.
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wharton county Assessment ron.

Wharton, Texas, August 10 Tho assess
ment rolls OF tho county are now cein-
pletc. Total values s51si,29o; increase.
$si,iai state and county tax 92 rs cents.
undivided as follows, state nd valorom
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secretary and treasurr. q, a. Tomilnson.
The club was organized under the dlrec-
tlon OF the Republican National League.
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MM.loRY LINE PASSENGERS.

The Mallory steamer concho, sam RlsR
master sailed for New York with the .ol.
lowing list OF cabin passengers II, l.
ne Almond Houston, w. w. Kendall
Houston; Ella May smith. Houston j
II. Japbot. Houston; Mrs, la Ro1a llous-
ton, Miss Mary Kalghn, san Antonio; Mira
judge Wnelder, San Antonio. A. l., Roas-
en-, Satillo, Mex; John D1llans, san An-
tonic Mrs 7. Y, H. Chase and child, Col.
orado. u, w pierce. Denver. T.. w
Walker, Denver; Louis Flormnn, Pueblo.
Victor S. Foster Houston; Mr. and Mrs
a, G. Ey9ns, Muskogeo; Edward Evans
Musk0geo, logslc Evaus. Muskogoei Mrs,
Hickenlporer, Galveston; Mise nickenloop,
en- Galveston; Mrs q. n Moore aud son,
Galvostoni r. w. Lowe san Francisco;
Mr., and Mrs. A, s. Dodge ana children,
ST. Louis John strong and wife. TeSar-
kana; Mira T.. NJ Davis, Austin
The Alamo arrived this morning al
O'clock with n largo list of cabin pas
eeugors aud The Lnmpasps Is expected TO
urrlye nest saturday
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cHnARTERs FILnn.

Charters were lled by the sccio'lrv Of
state today for the following cotpora-
tons.
Tho Southwestern Commerce company
of Fort Worth, Capital stock 900. IA d.
corpoators. Don Campbell, a, &, sim
mott r. G, Nlrr.
Farmers and Merchants rel1ahonc
company of Clay county. Principal Of
ico at Henrietta. Capital stock SloC6.
lncorpGrators: j. D. Stlno, 5. II. TSol,
E, l. Holloway and othors.
Tho Wilmolh Ferry company of Ring
gold, Montague county. Capital SIC elk
$1,000. mcnrporators; A. ". Wjimoih,
John II. Lowmnn T. w. lsewman
The Frontier Furniture company tf El
PGso. Captal stocl, $4,000. lncorpora ors.
Alberto campos, J. u, lReitcr. w. ". Gald-
Welt.
North Dallas Social. Athlet-s and Iii.
erary society, No capital stolN. !ntur-
porators.. w c. Ward. John l., 9oyd, sam
Freshman and others
GrecrSMoore Elevator company of Aana.
Collin county Capt al stock $4,000. In
eorporators; j l. Groor, 0. Perry bIr-
rus Il, c. Moore
There was also filed an amendment to
tho charter Of the Freedmens F~a ,indl
Assessment association of Galveston.
changing Its name to American Mutual
BENEFIT association,
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GOVERNOR sAYBas ON vAcA1,oN,


Governor and Mrs, Sayors viii lccve
This morning on ten days visit 10 Rock
port. This is tho iirst vacation Governor
sayers has taken since being inAGiqrated
as governor. aud he goes on This cutting
to recuperate from the tatlgulns and la
borious work OF HIS office.
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coNVMNrloN cMIIlnn.

The congressional convention calf vas
issued today;
liy virtue of the oower vested IA me Ns
chairman OF the democratic cXG,ntN o
committee of the ninth congressional
district / hereby eall convention to
meet at tho district SQUIRT room In ne
city OF Austin on tho Slst day Of Nuaast
ut 10 o'clock a, IN. flr the autp jsa II
nominating a democratic candidate Tor
congress to represent this disco 4, TO
make provision FOR the perpetuatlun af a
democratic organization in the dlatrIrt
and To perform such other acts AS nhy
properly como before the conveu'pa.
Jefferson Jo1asol
Chairman Democratic Executive Commit
tee OF the Ninth Congressional D,stg Ct.
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Observation-Disclosures
TWENTY SEVENTH LEGISLATURES
eseeeooesosssessssssssesossss

from respect, for but few have any respect
for thom."
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RnrREsNNTArINEs

'uoldoyor @'Re-olected ".'NIemNer OF
last house.
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THE FIRST CONNECTICUT LIGHT
BATTERY.
Successful Reunion Held at Lighthouse
Point Xortarda1,

Successful Reunion Held at Lighthouse
Point Yesterday.
The annual reunion Of the veterans of
the First Connecticut Light Battery
was held yesterday at Lighthouse
Point. The meeting was called to order
at IL o'clock by President Griswold and
forty-five of the comrades answered to
their names at roll call--being the
greatest number present at any re-
union for several years. The business
of the association having been trans
acted, the comrades and their friends.
to the number of eighty-two, sat down
to one of Landlord Buffers shore din
ners. After dinner, Comrade Beecher
brought up the matter Of the Battery
history, which is nearly complete, and
asked the comrades to give their stories
of the last few months of the war, and
promised that the history would be
ready for distribution in November
Among those who spoke were Edward
Griswold of Guilford, T. Upson of
Hartford, and Herbert Beecher of New
York. The officers elected for the en-
suing year were: President, Edward
Griswold; vice presidents, A G. Bishop
and S. c. Dickinson; secretary. Theron
Epson; treasurer. John r. Sloan; re-
union committee, s. w. Scranton, John
S. Carmen, G. w. Gisner and John 7.
Sloan.
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AT SAVIN ROCK TONIGHT.
The Indian Summer Season Illumil

The Indian Summer Season Illunina-
tion--Continuous Concert
Owing to the heavy shower early last
evening the big carnival programme to
have been given at Savin Rock last
night was postponed until tonight.
Crowds of people went down late in the
afternoon to take in the carnival, and
had the weather been all right an i'm
mense throng would have been present.
The whole big programme will be Civ
en- tonight, with the Second regiment
military band and orchestra furnishing
the music for the occasion.
The soloists, Messrs Moore and Hegel,
will entertain the people with choice Sc
lections on the piccolo, accom- panied by
the band, and on the xylophone with the
orchestra accompaniment.
The Examinations will be something
grand The battleship Olympia and the
American flag made M Of lanterns of
all colors, to be shown tonight, make
a scene that will be long remembered
by those who view it.
Tonight will be the last night of the
Examinations. The season at the the
alter will finish tomorrow night with
the final performance of Germans Vau-
deville Stars.
Sunday afternoon and evening in the
concert park Atwater's orchestra in
choice and selected programme will fin
ish one of the most successful seasons
in the history of Savin Rock.
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NJ III 70 n ID,

Sept. 6-Mss Lisle Peck is visiting
relatives in New York state for a few
weeks.
cation in Saratoga
The trustees elected at the Methodist
church meeting are Alexander B. Gard
ner, Theodore e. Beach and Miles
Plumb.
Ansantawae lodge, r. and A. M, will
meet this evening,
DR.. E. b. Heady and son Lewis are
enjoying a trip through New York state
and will stop at Saratoga.
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding of Miss Ada Tomlnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Tomlin-
son, to Theodore f. Smith, which will
take place on Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER IS, at II 80 O'clock, in st. Peters
church.
Ezra A. Park of Newcastle, Del, has
been visiting in town.
w. A Marsh and family have remov-
ed to New Haven.
There are advertised letters in the
postoffice for Miss Anderson, Miss T.. A.
Carter, Miss Mary Delaney, Lewis
Hemingway, w. s. Hopkins, Mrs.
James w. Smith Nicola Dedano Mar
Gus Chemgago and Blagy Jakeeta.
Mrs. Nathan Gregory and son and
Miss Anna Gregory have returned from
the Catshils where they have been for
two weeks.
Harry Young and family have return
ed from Woodmont.
The Misses Billings of New York
have returned after a months outing In
town.
Miss Lucy Adams is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. r. b. Holloway.
Mrs. Toby of Hartford is stopping at
Mrs. Theodore Stoves place for few
days
Miss Ida Hitchcock returned to her
home to-day and Miss Minnie Clark
accompanied her also Mrs. Clinton
buckingham and son Robert.
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List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent
Office, Tuesday, September 5, 1900 fol-
the state of Connecticut, furnished us
from the office of Seymour & Earle, So
licitors of patents, S6S Chapel street
New Haven, Conn:
w. o. Barnes, Stamford, automobile
A. A. Bevin and P. G.. Aarnold, as
signors to Bevin Brothers Manufacture
ing company, East Hampton, bell.
G. H. Dimond and w. F. Dial, assign
ors to Wheeler & Wilson Manufacture
ing company Bridgeport, hemstitching
sewing machine; two patents.
N. H. Hill, East Hampton, bicycle
bell.
J. letter, Hartford, device for auto
matically clamping and locking turrets
to slides of screw machines.
Fl. F. Maxim, Hartford, assignor to
Electric Vehicle company, running
frame for vehicles.
J. Y. Washburne, Waterbury, gar
ment supporter
DESIGNS.
F. Fretat, Waterbury, assignor to In
ternattonal Silver company, Meriden,
handle for a spoon or similar article.
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visit to her mother, Mrs. Julia A. Mill
err. who resides at Bedford, Westminster
countk, New York,
James Ferry, who has been spending
his vacation in the White mountains,
has returned.
The condition of Israel A. Kelsey of
West Haven is very encouraging. His
physicians yesterday said that he is i'm
proving as rapidly as he could be ex-
pected, and are gratified at the mani
fest improvement.
Mrs. e. P, Wimsatt of George street
was the guest of friends in Southington
over Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Corbett of Broadway is
back from pleasant outing at Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret Coyle and Miss Eliza
beth Clancy of Branford are enjoying
life at Saratoga.
Miss Julia Bemis Sturtevant, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Warner F. Sturte-
want of Springfield, and Charles VOL
colt Merriam We're married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents Wednes-
day evening The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. A. C. Skinner of
Trinity church. Between 800 and 400
guests were present. A dancing pavil-
ion was erected on the lawn and there
was dancing until II o'clock. Mr.. Mer
RAM studied a year at the Hartford
Theological seminary, and he will COM
plete his studies next spring at the Yale
divinity school, Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam
left last night for bridal trip of sew
eral weeks and will be at home at III
York street. this city, after November l.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENT IO-DA Y

Attention.!-The Chas. Monson Co.
Bluehsh-The A. Foote Co.
Business Opportunity-O G., Painheld, Nj.
Baseball Today-Sayin Rock Grounds.
Closed at Noon-Howe Il Stetsou
DIR. Agnew's Heart Cure-Gessner.
ESTATE C. L. Gill-Probate Notice.
Estate Ann e. Arnold-Probate Notice.
Fire Sale-1he Edw. Maley Co.
For RenI-House-F. S. Ward.
Grape Nuts-At Grocers'.
Lost-Cocker Spaniel Pup--23 Smith Street.
Native Peaches-D. NJ. Welch & Son.
Notice to Contractors-C. ". Kelly.
Poultry and Meat-N. II. Public Market.
Savip Rock-lNriday and Saturday.
Something New-H. Niger.
Wards Rent Slips-S65 Chapel Street.
Wanted Situation-I0 Carlisle Street.
Wanted SituatioD-13 Shelton Avenue.
Wanted-Pupils--Ya Teachers Agency.
Wanted -Situaton-29 Olive Street
Wanted oys-Strouse, Adler X Co.
Wanted -Situation-110 Grand Avenue.
Wanted Portsea Street.
Wanted-Janitor-73 Chapel Street.
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DELAGoA BAY RAILROAD CLAIMS

Approval Of the Trehane Compromise
by British Bondholders.
London, Sept. "a meeting of the
British bondholders of the Delagoa Bay
railroad to-day approved the compro-
mise arranged by Mr. Trehane, ex-
United States consul at Berne, Swtzer-
land counsel for the American claim
ants in the United States, and the Earl
of Hardwicke, Lord Hilingdon, and Sir
Cuthbert Quiltor representing the bond
holders. According to the compromise,
the American claimants get an aggre-
gate Of about 100000, out of which
they have to pay the costs of the Unit
ed States government The first mort
gage bondholders, who are entitled to
per cent. interest, agree to take 4 per
cent This permits the payment of
about SO per cent. to the second mort
gage debentures, which otherwise would
get nothing.
The arrangement will be forthwith
submitted to the two governments, and
as the bondholders have approved it
unanimously 1t Is expected that the
scheme will be carried through; but it
is not likely that the American share
will be paid out much before the end of
the year.
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Brief Mention.
n water to-day, 9:07 a. m.

High water to-day, 9:07 a. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Miss Mary Reilly of the Charles Mon
Son company is spending her vacation
in the Adirondacks.
Thomas Ryder, head shipping clerk
for the Howe & Stetson company, is
spending his vacation at Bantam Lake,
LitcfitteiA ~
Miss Catherine Ryan of the Charles
Monson company has returned from
Short Beach, where she was spending
her vacation.
Jacob Bernstein of the Howe & Stet-
son company has returned from Itch
field, where his wife and family are
staying for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs William L. Andrews
and Mr. and Mrs. George N. Andrews
of 80 Carmel street have returned from
q vacation trip spent at Asbury Park.
John Middletown of "a Crown street
has returned from a three months va
cation spent around Boston, Wakefield
and several of the short resorts in Mas
Sachusetts.
Milton E. Lovejoy, the dentist at 7S1
Chapel street, residing on Bishop street,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever for
five or six weeks has had a relapse and
his condition is again serious.
Miss Hattie Hobson, daughter of Mrs.
MARY Hobson of 30S Camp street, Meri-
den, and Charles C. Freemantle We're
married in this city last Monday by
Rev. George l.. Parker.
Mrs. Fred Brooks of Melville has a
bluejay which she keeps in a room by
itself with branches Of trees for it to fly
into. The bird will whistle so like a
boy that people outside will look to see
who 1t is
Mrs Peter Thompson and Master
Games Morton Of IS Carlisle street are
on visit to Mrs. Archibald McLeish
of Roxbury Mass. They have been alb
sent for six weeks and are expected
home In a few days,
Henry Stadtmiller, who was for years
permanent contractor at the Sargent
factory, and who recently accepted
responsible position as designer at the
New Haven clock factory, has been
quite i'll at his home in WhitneyviIle,
but is recovering.
M. P. Garlck of this city was one Of
the ushers at pretty church wedding
in Adams, Mass, Wednesday when Miss
Maud Annette Waters, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs c.. A. Waters of East street,
Adams. Mass, and Gay Dewitt Thayer
were married by Rev H. B. Foskett.
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OBITUARY. NOTES.
Funeral of william f. Foley.

The funeral of William It. Foley, son
of Bartholomew Foley of 49 Clay street,
took place yesterday morning, and was
largely attended. Among the friends
of the deceased present was a delesa-
ton from the Stamford fire department,
where Mr.. Foley was employed as en-
CINE driver before his death. a re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
Father Kennedy in st. Francis church
at $3.50 o'clock. The fnterment was Ill
st. Demands cemetery. Many hand
some floral tributes were given, among
them one from his former lire depart
ment associates. The pallbearers We're
Chief Bonan, Captain Moyes, George
Hylan, Charles Speh. Frank Angle,
Seth Ferris and Alfred Terwilliger, all
tiremen from Stamford. The following
were flower bearers: Frank Kenefy of
Stamford and George Guinness of the
New Haven fire department.