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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26

Austin. Texas, January 25.--'rhe fol-
lowing charters were iled today;
Athens Cotton Oil company OF Athens.
capital stock 100000. 1ncorporators r.,
J. phillips, p. A. Norris and w. II. NAL
Dry
The Gaiyestonians of San Antonio; no
capital stock. Purpose to bring ex-cit-
liens OF Galveston together.
The National Savings company OF san
Antonio: capital stock $4,000 lncor-
pnrato,s: r.. A. Webster, II. II. lNeSan-
der and E, Il, stephens.
Hooks Easter 4 Co, of Itasca; capital
stock $4,000. Incorporators; NJ G, East
er, w. H. Easter, ]. o. aiooks,
Gulf Oil and Pipe Line company OF
Beaumont: capital stock 100000, Pur-
pose to establish oil companies and pros
peet for oil, lncorporators; w. r. =,
Stratford II. u. Stratford, L. y. Emery
of Beaumont, w. E Brice and 6. "A. Em-
cry of Mason City, Iowa.
ONein-Tarver company OF Burlington;
capital stock $4,000 luoorporatcrs T..
j. o'Neill, p. o. Taryer and U. T, Glea-
son
Nicholson Watson Clothing company of
Corslcana; capital stock $4,000. Incor-
porators; J. III, Watson, J. b. Nicholson,
Hugh Emerson ana j. e. Stokes.
c. III. Edwards Music company of Dali
las amended hts charter by increasing
capital stock from $500 TO $4,000.
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Needlc ralsen from a chlIA.

Apple'by, Texas January 23,--'pr. W. J.
Hart of this place met with most pa-
culiar experience a few days since He
was called to see child whose parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barr, had dlscov-
cred hard substance under the skin he
tween the child's shoulders There
seemed to be a long hard object buried
under the skin, but giving the child no
pain or Inconvenience. Or. Hart made a
small Incl lon and dre" frou les h ing
place large steel needle. How IL ever
got there the parents do not know
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TOW GREEN MUG
Annual Reunion VIII re Held a
HiIlAboro February III


Hillsbor0, Texas. January 2i.-The
eighteenth annual reunion Of the Ton,
Green Brigade association viii be held
mere with Hi county camp, United Con-
Tolerate Veterans, at Hlllsboro, Thurs
day and Friday, February Fl and %. Tho
good people OF that hnspttable little city
Will greet you with a genuine Texas hos
pitality; therefore | hope to see large
attendance. If you intend attending this
reunion please have the kindness to notify
Mr. D. @. Warne chairman OF reception
committee. Hillsboro All members who
belong to organized camps ara requested
to wear their camp badges.
A rate OF one and one-third fare has
been granted over all Texas railways.
John g. Rankin. Secretary.
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wharton, Texas, January Gas an
evidence Of the profit contained in cane
planting, che correspondent gives one in
stanco. Messrs. Davidson this season
planted 40 acres of cane. part of which
was injured by the overflow; from this
they shipped ITO cars OF sugar cane, be-
sides planting an Increased acreage over
that Of last year. The rich Caney soil
produces on an average Twenty-Five tons
TO the acre, conservative estimate
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charged they spirited away to keep her
from living with her husband, whom abe
married "Wednesday evening Tho haheas
corplSs hearing viii ne had as soon as
she can be found Riley says that he Ia
willing for his wife to remain with har
parents II she chooses to- but wants her
TO declare herself in open court The
case is orenting much interest in Waco.
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The House.

Messrs. N'chnlson Of Webb and Moore Of
Travis we're added TO judiciary committee 10
a, The request OF Mr.. Greer the chairman
The Following committee reports were
made:
Favorable with an amendment,
M ios. Ia authorize independent school dis
tr,cts which have been created by special
AL 10 lew and collect taxes,
fs w -TTnfayorable on No. 1n1, TO es-
hiish Ne offee al Stare fire marshall Ia
yorable minority report a.,
safe asylums-Unfayorabl on No lo-; 70
amend Che act 70 establish 9feneR asy n,
80 ns 10 iud. ciary No. l No. a.
| JudIciary No. l-Unfayoraeie on No lis,
.rsndIng the act relating TO liens OF me-
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Committee Returned Home.

Texarkana, Texas January % The eoiu-
nhttee Ct three that went from this city 10
Austin few days sgo to protest against The
proposed change In tho charter bf the K1nsas
Q " southern railway. which would result
w ehsnging he headquarters from this place
returned home today to consult further with
the citizens IN the matter Of producing new
aylhence
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opposed 20 validating acts. an, 4, 80.
" soohshins the absolute sase dstrirt IVA
,e Immediately place an lands sitns aa,a
a ,.,.s, upon the market to actual settle
am ~ favor Of raising the minimum nrtc,
OF any grazing land TO 81. so per acre. P''ss
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DEATH MS PENALTY.

verdict of Guilty in the Pearl Mur-
der Casc.
brentwood, Texas. January 2a.-Ths
Jury in the Pearl murder case brousht in
a verdict at l.3O this afternoon OF murder
in The first degree, and assessed the penr
atty at death. The jury was out since 8
O'Clock yesterday.
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Mr.. Riler Not % pe Pound.

Waco. Texas. January 25.~ofiicers have
been unable to find Peter Mcclelland and
wife. who have IN their posses ion their
daughter, Mrs George Riley, whom It Is
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rinanciai Ageut'. report.

Austin, Texas, January 25.-~trhe fol-
lowing is the monthly report Of Financial
agent I'M OF the state penitentiary for
the month OF December. 1905
Balance on hand last report s5iis9 90
Balance on hand at present S97,005.17,
Disbursements Si7,445,s5 Amounts were
received as follows Contract farms,
$2l GIFTS; railroad forces, S1576l0 Tar
Wis farm. $l3S, IS; Walnut farm, $a4eA 80;
stratton farm $3I46i Whatley and Her
ring, $205.57 Harlan, S2o70; Clemens.
S10a 40; Huntsville proper, Si5,27e.65.
Funds in hand; Cash at Huntsville.
Sl9S95i; Gibbs National hank S3Sa7 81
r. W House Houston, S5l06.6S; Hutch
lngs Sealey & Co, $6S3l 81; city Nation
al bank Dallas, $Se02.f7; a. S, Husby
81 "a; American National bank. Austin,
$iSS9,lS: j. \. Luther Greenvllle, $l79.36 !,
II i. Slsk Houston. $95,Si. Total, $751;
1864
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new CONSTITUTION.
\, ot . Convention Is Steadily Growing
10 Favor.
! SENATE AMENDED ITS RESOLUTION
sch way as to Cover the Two
which Have Been Urged
by the Opposition.
Austln. Texas. January ..


orr PROSPECTS FOR A CONSTITUTION
~ roNvDNTIoN are exceedingly fiatter-
-. The senate committee on constitu-
.,s,,., amendments has reported favorably
= raus, resolution providing for one and
\. .spnment OF the senate on the whole
,,yorable thereto. Judging from the
.,ssaetion expressed in the house over
III committees action, the conclusion is
s'saaed that n that branch also the ad-
.o.afes of a convention are in the ma
.ar,.v As Mr. Garner expresses it, the
s,rner of constitutional amendments al
..adv proposed is evidence enough of the
,sressity for a complete revision Of the
srganic law. Thirteen of these have been
.aored h date, although the session is
.o,rcelv two weeks old, and this lacks a
~rsst deal Of completing the list If the
constitution is in need of all this tinker
,nv the best and most sensible thing to
A. is 10 reframe it to suit existing condi-
,ons. says the gentleman from uvalde.
The amendment proposed by Senator Da-
v,dson of De witt TO the oath to be taken
hv the delegates to the proposed conven-
,,ou which provides that they shall swear
!, nreserve the homestead exemption and
the States right to regulate railroads, re-
moves the only objection worth paying the
least attention to that has ever been Of
Tered to the holding Of convention.
49,
THE HOUSE this morning made special
order for next Monday morning of the bill
providing for the exemption from State
taxation OF the lands In the flood and
sicrm-stricken district.
~
THE HOUSE railroad commission committee
will next Monday consider the bill by Hen
derson Of Lamar and Shaw of Dallas.
amending the commission law so as to
authorize the adoption of tariffs lower
than those of the commission under GER
tain conditions
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Mi, your druggist cannot suppIy YOU, we
upon ra youa bog direct from this once
ersss. OF the price, IS cents. Adj
AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Austin Texas, January 25.-The fol-
lowing deaths occurred yesterday;
TIE infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs, J w
Rountree.
Mr. Timothy Burns, an old citizen.
Funeral took place this morning.
a. Aleyando we known Mexican
aged Gu years. He was buried today.
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ITEMS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
THE WAR CLAIMS ARE NOW BErNc
PAID OFF.
Another Beaumont OF Company HAS
FILED Its Charter--Rrport OF Fi-
nancinl Agent uili.

Austin, Texas. january 25.--The ad-
jutsnt generals department is winding
up the Texas claims. growing out Of the
spanish war. and they are being approved
by the governor
AS soon as signed receipts are received
the State treasurer will issue warrants
for the amount OF the claims.
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For Cold In the Head
,axatlye Bronze uinine Tablets.
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HnIrsr coMlInrrEns.

sIouse committee on lands and land office
thia evening actcd favorahly Oh neolScr's bill
placing al unsurveyed school lands on the
market. Also favorahy on Bryan's bin val
dating sales to married women and miners
over is years uf age,
uousa commaitee on nenitentlaries this
evening Inquired into the methods OF the
frane!a5 agent OF pepitcntiaries and found
tina his office is Conducted IN a satisfactory
nlauner - every pnrticu ar,
The comml'tee killed a bin providing for
an increase in the salary Of nenitenuary
guards and appointed February for a meet
ing wiki the ho>rd OF directors and offlcera
o. The penitentlary to discuss the following;
The advisabihty Of working cpnylcs on the
pubic reads the advisabiiity OF expanding
the iron industry at Rusk the adviyahiltty OF
working moro cunvicts inside the walls and
the ACCESSIBILITY of permitting sergeants In
charged Of LEASED forces to act as managers
Of farms or lossees
House Judiciary committee No 2 killed
egh cen or twenty b-Ts Wis evening. among
which was ono BY Aldrich requiring lobby
lists IN register with the secretary Of stair
and file particulars of the LEGISLATION IN
which they nigh. BE- interested.
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Enanics. contractors. builder. ana nsierisi
sussp, with substitute. unfavutaSic an No
~ ~. W amend the act relating TO return OF
,hi ultfavcrsbis on No iaa, TO create
yn,, ~ ~, 10 amend the act relating to
,,srnue OF suits. favorable on No.
~. amendng the ART relating 20
.ne Introduction OF certain abstracts III title,
,"n an amendment: favorable ca NJ, g,
~ TX me Limitation OF time III wlitn suits
l,ras,ss aAfs may be brought. with an ainena-
r n,ssn, referring to committee on railway een
fb,sson No, 81. to amend article $3.50 OF
'nnspteT *, title ~, II Revised Statutes.
49, ~ nli'entiaries--Favorahle IN No. IS, to
\, wv, authority on the penitsn.ltry board
I issue paroles 10 meritorioue conyicts.
me house spent some time denating y
ays.velutioh offered by MIR. MOORE OF Travis
NJ rsnorr,,zinS the sergeant At srns 10 employ
nrs, Martha Gruhhs al 81 a Gay to do the
laundry work OF the house Ii was snaily
adopted
AZ, Notion by Mr. Perry of BraEp Ia. liking the
ere aor me relief OF Galveston storm suhei.
VI US as special order for Monday al IL
O'clock was adopted.
The resolution offered yesterday bv yr.
IA rrai'ner o. Eroth, providing FOR committees Of
sse house TO visit and examine the concition
/ :" state Institutions WAS called W..
As q substitute for it Mr.. Ellis OF Lime
Seohe oHered a concurrent -esol Iion rrov.d-
.hk TOT tho appointment OF Joint commit
We, three from the house and tvs from the
senate TO Investigate the condition OF State
Ithsututlons during vacation and report, TO
\ 80, aN'ViHpt Ut 70 tue ttSlStl4niN, II SIN-
WI session Is called The power 10 CONF 81
attendance OF witnesses is coufcTod uYc
i,ne committee. The substitute was defeated.
"a arguing to his original resolution. Mr..
4 rainier said he had heard rumors OF abuses
ny state institutions and while he made no
charges he thought In Justice TO them as
J Wen as TO the people these rumors should
I pc examined into Mr.. Perkins OF -hsteFce
SAID that ne, had heard that certain cnrvitts
employed outside the penitentiartes had tcen
ABUSED. The original resolution was adopt
ca. a resolution by Mr.. Clements Of Mills
amending the rules as to provide thai by
. vote Of tour-lfths Of the house this iule
recurring bills 10 be read ON three scSergi
days may be suspended, was called ". but
WAS laid on the table subject to sall.
4 The joint resolution by MIR. Murreil pro-
I viding for an amendment To the eoEstitu-
ton providing In local stock eleoiiohs the
right TO vote. now limited TO freehollers
shall be extended to legal voters Tho Bill
was reported adversely by the committee on
constitutional amendments. and Mr. Murrel
moved to substitute the favorable minority
report.
Pending debate Mr. sohluter was added to
the committee on penitentiaries.
! The house adjourned until $3.50 Monday
morning.
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Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Goss-To validate tstle to school lands
affected by Schwarz- Mccall DECISION only
whers the purchaser had himself in person
previously occupied for three years the home
section or some part OF the additional land
BY Yet,--Fixing the salaries Of the super
annum.
BY Grnnan-Pun!shing persons whoe forge
signatures of parents or guardians for -pur-
pose of securing marriage license.
Mr.. Wilson Introduced joint resolution
amending the constitution by adding a Sec
don authorizing Incorporated sites, by a
vote OF the people, 70 exempt certain prop
erty from taxation FOR certain periods.
The sun., 1901-12-12

There are new things in those long.
ganzy scarfs. pretty material in these lat
nSt ones. raised pattern upon the panze.
woven into the material. and having the
effect. to some extent. Of the old-fashion-
,d darnnd face. The color is on the ends.
IN most of the scarfs in Oriental shades.
aud = scarf will rOst $50. They are
called Persian scarfs.
Pretty little silk stoci;s with the stock
proper Of tucked silk and the tie hand
embroidered in some contrasting color
cost sl.ss
There Is something warm in the APP
prarancc " beafer as Well a actually
III the FUR FOR it is one ~ the warmest.
II luoks ii. and that is advantage on q
cold lay. 4 ight-colored cloth coat has
4 deep tnrn-down collar Of beaver. bands
around the hell sleeves, aud the edge Of
Tho front are bound with il. The mar
rnIg part If the binding is on the outside
perhaps couple Of inches wide. and on
thr inside il i twice that width. The
cnat Is lined with white satin and is
worth seeing.
More animals. aud this time in paper
c!ins for the desk. 4 ducks head, a
Wild duck. showing the deep beautiful
cnlpr tones of the bird, is one of the
clips. II holds the papers IL is beak,
Another shows dog balancing see
saw.likr upon il brass clip ~ the regular
Stylc Animals Of all kinds ARE 10 be
seen upon paper weights. The turtle
holds his own in these
sss
Fnr thc woman there is always The nice
Httlc jcwrlry cleaning box FOR a Christ
ra- present. One will cost 50 Or 55 cents
IL simple form. a plain box in the
raturai tniSh nf the wood, with soap.
chainoiS. and brush in the upper part,
aud sawdnst for drying the silver or
jrwelry in the lower.
There are all sorts Of cards 10 send
with Christmas giftS. Some Of them are
>n.all like the ordinary visiting card.
ANA have a spray of holly in the corner
and the words Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year" Others are in III"
,hapr of tags. with hole al one end by
n,un, nf which they nre tied On with
4 rttl, bow If rcd ribbon, If there is
hglIy III Gnc corner on other cards there
IL a spray ~ mi-tlctoc A long card.
which will answer for book mark, has
II calendar on tn" back and on the face
picture at one end, and at the other
rauin for II" iuscription.
There are large photographs unmonnt-
III. yrry good it Il needless 10 say. and
these viii cost 81.
The sun., 1901-12-12
THE HOME COLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunk ards are Being Cured Daily
IN SPITE of Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening OF
the Nerves. A Pleasant and Posi-
tive Cure for the Liquor II abit.

No Noxious Doses. No Weakening OF
the Nerves. A Pleasant ana fnsi-
tive Cure for the Liquor ii abit.
II is now generally known and under
stood that Drunkenness is disease and
not weakness. A body filed with poison.
and nerves completely shatte ed by peri
odical or constant use of Intoxicating
li0uors. requires an antidote capable OF
aautraiizing and eradicating this poison
and DESTROYING the craving for intoxi.
cants. Sufferers may now care them
selves at home without publicity or loss
of time fr, u business by this wonderful
HOME GOLD CURE" which has been
perfected after many years Of close study
and treatment of iuebr'ates. The faith
mi use according 20 directions o. this
wonderful discovery is positively guar
anteed To cure the most obstinate case,
M matter how hard drinker. Our
records show the marvellous transforms
iian 81 thousands Of Drur ards into
sober. industrious and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR FTSRANDS!.
CHILDREN CTRE YOUR FAITH
ERS. This remedy Is in no sense r
| roS:rum hut E snecifc tar this lis
ease only. and Is so skillfuly devised and
r.cT..red that 1t il thoroughly soluble
| gGt pleasant TO the taste so that it
a - given in cup of tea or coffee
witt cut tho knowledge Of the person tax
/ il Thousands Of nrnnkards have
4 Fcd themselves with this priceless rem
IL. and as many more have been cured
/ nd made temperate LieH by having the
CTRE" administered hv leving friends
| IA relatives without their knowledge In
coffee or tea and believe. today that they
Y discontinued drinking of their own free
| wnl. ID NOT WAIT. Do not be de-
lnde,l bv apparent aud misle,n ng ''im
| nrovement" Drive ont the disease al
once and for all time. The HOME
! GOLD CURE" is sold at the extremely
low price ot One Dollar. thus plaeins
within zach Of ever: body a treatment
more effectual than others costing s25 tt
$50 Full directions accompany each
package. Special advice by skill phy
Sicians when requested without extr;
charge. Sent preraii 10 any .,4rt ot IN,
world on receipt ~ One Dollar Adirc'
Dcpt. u. III. EDWIN r. GILES &
J COMPANY. 1880 and 1892 Market street
Philadelphia
All cor espoIdepec strictly confieentl.,
The sun., 1901-12-12
Disappearing "Gator M

In five or Six years il will ~ lard to
ge' alligator skins, for tho reason that
they are All being killed off. Ten wears
aga i was no uncommon thing ~ "a, %
kin from - 70 u feet long but nov it
is 4 rarity when wr ei Gue !e,t ,m
This comes from thc u~r n alligator Ian
ther III the making If y;ili~,s. l'orue ly
about the only demand f6r thc ,EiuS Nas
for shoes. Int now there arc vary fry
Shoe-mnknrs who nse them. II was Il
fad and the fad has gone ult Of date
Hui when vaises Of the skins came in rho
demand increased ~ leaps and bounds
There are hundreds nf alligator hunter,
along III" coast ami their work II show
irg plainly. For a long tmc fharr warp
plenty Of gators along the bayons ana
the marshes close n New Orleans. hut
now they have ~ ~ to West Lou,siaua
ana Mississippi aud elsewhere for thelu.
The sun., 1901-12-12
The Easter Lily Crop.

Dow in fro-tlcss Bermuda, not far
from, tlle "a. thr great lily fields. some
of them more than 100 acres In extent.
are white with fragrant bloom: thr >mrn
Of rha sen minglns with the sweet. heavy
scent of the blossoms, ami negroes wpnd
their lAzy way among the flowers gather
II: III the snowy harvest. From these
lily farms the bulbs are Senr North in
August, ana ncxl Easrcr flnri>fS here will
grow thc flowers ii their greenhouses.
All the lilies u-cd i'll decorating TIL
ehurchr, at Easter ara grown from thesc
Southern bnlhs II is the expensive I'LL
les that are homegrown. As In England
the roses and vialcts that ara hawknd
about the streets 1f London nj Christmas
ana Easter arc imported from the viii
laees along tho Riviera. % the lilies thai
arr peddled along the Bowcry aud Tho
lower city, and those that are Sold hy
the very small l"rists come nbrth III TIA
Hover from Bermuda.
The sun., 1901-12-12
Andy is Doing Quite Well.

The Rev. Peter Maclueru pastor ~
tlie First Parish Church. Gharlestown.
Mass, recently made a "Trip IN Scotland
ana ii his itinerary came across all old
man seated Is the rOud~iir arparrutly
III much distress. Believing helping
hand could b. given, Ur the mnuotouy
Of ms own travel relieved. b. approached
I'll" oid man and began conversation. l'R.
latter nn learning that the pastor was
from America. became quite Interested.
anu several times during the conversation
asked ~ several people whom IT, had
known To leave the town for America.
Among other names mentioned Was hat
af Anlr"w Carnegie. tho wei-known init.
limairc steel magnate. aud Of whom N.
had evidently heard lifte since his DO.
pnrturc for this country. Mr.. MacQucau
Said he had heard ~ MIR. Carnegie.
They tril M AMY II doing guita well
in America" Sail the ia man. "'rEe
poor Ola fellow was 4 ,chnnlnlatr X
min"," he continued "aud ma.ly dHv
W. spent fishing together TTc nrrrF hal
much sense.
The sun., 1901-12-12
FOR THE wEST

LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TlON. PHILADELPHIA.
s.f9 a. m. daily, Pittsburg Chicago. Gin.
ctnnati Louisville and ST. Louis (Din-
la25 m, daily. for Pittsburg and Chi
.ago, tNo coaches to Pittsburg) Lin.
Ted to two Buffet Parlor Cars
u 20 a M. Pittsburg and Cleveland
l2@ p. m. daily, Limited" Pittshurg
Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
louisville and st Louis Dining Car
VILE via Cincinnati and Touisvllle1 Indian
aro.is aui st louis Dining Csr.)
; n p. m, Pittshure Columbus, In,
n'anapous. Louisville and St Louis
.l 2. m daily. Pittsburg and Chicago,
fgr Toledo. except Saturday
3i6 ~ m daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati
II % y m. daily, Pittsburg, and Chica GO
daily for Knoxville via Shenand5ar
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except rar.
urday.
The sun., 1901-12-12
DEATFs.

RO=s-Op December n. Hsrnah Den, wife ~
P-We' gcss 10 her 5q.n year
Rc'a'iysS and frie' 6s a'e invited tn attend
the iunera' frsrn the residence of her husband
bsniei Res, No 307 Nest street on Friday. At
~ m.
Young In this city. On December 3. John
Young IN the i7th year ~ his ace.
Re s'ives aud fneuds Of the family are re-
residence Ot his sister Ms Mary Butler 80
Reed street this morning az O'clock Hgh
mas AZ 81 PHul's q Church Irtermept al
new csihcdrar cemetery.
WIER In New Castle, Del. on December II
HAMPTON L. Wier oldest son az william /
Nlet deceased and Margaret l. wicr
Funeral scryic,s a. residence ot his uncle
DAgii Porter No l24 North Third street New
Castle Del at O'Clock sunday. Tnterment 4,
Christians Presbyterian cemetery. Relatives and
f-iends invited