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weston.
Miss Naomi Perry OF Austin Is the guest
OF Mrs. Sam X. Hay, 81 Mckinney ave-
nuc.
Mr.; G. Arthur Williams. formerly Of this
city but now Of New Orleans, is In Hous-
ton for few days
Mrs. George 4. Vincent Of New Orleans
sister Of Mr.. W. w. Monroe OF this city,
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank Leoyy
Mrs. John Daley OF Paris will be with
Mrs. Austin Pollard this week.
Mr.. and Alrs. Thomas S. Foster left last
night for Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. H. Morse and Miss
Julia Mae Morse will leave for California
Wednesday night.
MIR and Mrs. l.. J. Parks are very pleas
antly situated IN ri laso. Tho climate
there agrees with them both admirably and
they wrlte that they are enjoying 1t and
feeling MI the better for the pure bracing
ar 10 lrNas.
Mrs Robert s. Abort has given M her
house for the summer and gone 10 boarding
Mira Laurence ludlow Cohen aud dalgh-
tor Libhlc, left Tuesday evening for call.
fprnia anl the pleasure resorts on the Pa
cnc slopes where tbey viii spend the SUN
MGR as guests of Melvin Famous Cohen Of
the city Of San Francisco.
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them glowing notices from the London
tFnglnnd) papers. The Herald speaks OF
them US new. idol In London" aud all
tell of their payIng before Queen Victoria
The people Of Houston will have an op.
purtunlty to Judge of the Dctctte, thanks
TO the Ladies' association of the First
Presbyterian church.
There arc two clubs I'm the city whose
names o. +. +. and Il. H. o., are so sim.
liar that there is some times confusion as
10 which is which. The o. Il. y. club Is
composed OF young gentlemen between III
and 10 years Of age. while the other has
older people within It's limits. The clubs
are recruited from entirely different parts
Of the city, ana this serves TO show how
Houston IN growing. But this growth WIN
not console the centlcncn nf these cluhs
II they have trouble about their names, so
they had better take some action in the
matter.
The Ladies' Parish association Of Christ
church win have their annual cggrolling
tomorrow afternoon on the lawn in the
church grounds from to O'Clock Among
tho attractions for the little folk win he
u donkey TO ride. pony cart for DRIVING
ana the German band ia make music Tor
their pleasure. The little people nrc look
Ing forward TO this nnuunl festival wan
Keen delight, MS 1t h always such a JOY
to them,
~
Tho Lady Washington chapter Daughters
OF the American Revolution, have been
Obliged 10 postpone tho reception 10 the
Galveston chapter, a8 the latter have writ
ten TO say they would moi he able to ne
'epi al tho mo appointed Thursday. The
committee. however, arc continuing to
plan the arrangements aud tho nffair viii
e'''' ~ '"' nue. P''t ~ 'p' "''"'"'
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Personal.

Mrs. Asnzn Kcy left sunday for Okla.
n9m9 Guy TO visit her daughter, Mrs f.
II, Cook,
Mrs. George l.. Porter Is looking forward
Dick, formerly Of this city. but now ,,,,S" OF
Marietta, Ca. who will be here next sun.
day or Monday
Mrs, John L. CARROT is visiting Mrs.
Charles smith In Dallas
Mrs. Nannic Brooks stafford aud Miss
week,
Mrs. Roslnc Ryan ,ctumpd Wednesday
From short visit 10 III Ease
MIR, Eugene Hudson Is enloyIug viSit
from his parents, Me and Mrs e, u, IIud
son OF Atlanta, Ga, who are at tho Rice
hotel during their stay.
Mr.. aud Mrs {, {, Hodges Of Detroit
from stay In, san Antonio, spending a
lew days with their son, DR. Il. {, Hodges.
Mrs, NJ. A. patout Of patonvlllc. La. il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gustayc Mis-
:, Miss Nellie Lee lctt rriday to spend
Mrs. Gabriel Jordan.
Miss Carrie Carell returned Monday from
short visit to Dallas.
Mrs, Mary Bolts Fitzgerald left Thups
day for New York city TO he absent several
weeks
ar NNu MfS, llNnfN ran nave returned
from their wedding trip and are AZ the
Rice hotel.
Dr. ana Mrs. Il. H. llogg had the pleasure
OF entertaining eX-Goyernor IIngg and Mr.
Robert G, EYrich of New Orleans for a .ew
days last week.
:, Miss Rose Williams is visiting Miss Laura
Painter In Galveston.
Tho Misses Gwln, daughters OF The latp
lir Gwih OF Galveston, have come "a make
houston their home They are al 1873 La
Wnr avenue.
MISS Eva Mel.in OF Hampstead is visiting
Miss Nice Gibbons ana othcr friends in
the city, '"
Mrs letf \ Miller, Mrs. o. T. HOLT. Mrs
Laura h. Seward. Mrs. J. w. Wallace and
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suddenly developed, into skilled and ex.
Inc loss of one OF her most exalted maj.
rons, one who could i'll be spared from the
MANY affairs of life of which she was an
,nIesrai part; and many year will elapsr
the scene of life at the capital of Texas.
One, year ago Mrs. Tobn suffered tho
ioss OF her older sister Mrs. McColum, ana
loss or such women as Mrs. Tobln, her
'niother-sistcr, and Mrs w. Il Handy,
Manse hahds We're ever busy with minis
iratlonS 70 the sick, the poor and needy,
Is beyond the power Of words. Their noble
deeds of CHARITY. and good will here on
Sarth mas given them brighter and faircr
nome beyond the skies.
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A SUFFERING WIFE
Saved by the Suggestion OF a
Thoughtful Husband.

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eases peculiarly feminine. Even WIZ
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Bencita has gone. Today we walk W.
a shaded sky. The land Is berelt q
brightness. There Is a hush In the a w
resonance of harpstrlns tensely W. W.
! pause and listen to my beating w ~,
there is awe in the sound leal "a M
above me and falls from bough 70 o's'
with tiny rustic. I heard a voice ! y
away gentle whisper that comes Az wv
floats by my ear, which says: .'saf
do fade away as leaf" and ~ e..rl
answer comes from her whom
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'My way of life Is fallen in,o
The serc and yellow leaf !.
Benclta, the fair, the true, the n''"
no more. ,.,.A.r.
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Gymnastics

Will do much to develop a muscular
body, But the strength of the body is
not to be measured by its muscle, but by
its blood Ii the blood is impure, the
body, in spite of its bulk and Drawn, falls
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Tue Ladies' association OF the First
ffespyter'an church have secured the COM
panN Of instrnmeniallsts known as octcto
Espanol or Spanish oelettc, for the 18th.
lf'h and l9th, ON which evenings tho con
serls VIII he given In the lecture room or
NE church. The Oetctte is playing ms
Meeh w san Anicnin for tho catholic
Young Aliens club, and they bring win
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HUSBAND WISER THAN poerx..

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wife's case in durable. Il -.
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The reeopilop given TO the congregation
q the First Presbyterian church by The
Iadfce' association Tuesday creuing was
= celebrate ne occasion Of paying on ar
iRe debt q the shurch aud ~ consequent
iedication~ The evening WAC opened by
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Ihr Wncort Tor The Haymud Orphan
home is going 10 he success say tue
ladies' In charge They win have in tneir
program MI A. u, Kidd Airs. J. ".
MaNcy, Mr. !. II. Taylor Mrs. A. j II.
Parker If galveston, Mr., Arthur Skeny.
NJ sam FAINT, Mr. and Miss l,indenherg
Mr y, I Swinford, MIR, Charles \. Monf'
S9laelS, Mrs, John Shean. Miss Esteilc
NArdwell and Mr.. H. Il. Gates. Nioin
gpartette By Miss Lndenherg ana Nlcssrs
montgomery, FAINT and Skelly win he n
special feature OF the evening After the
fnrker Of Galveston which will DO iol,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The stock market continued to decline yester-
day until the last hour when a substantial
rally occurred the market closing firm. with net
advances in a number Of issues. The continued
absence OF confirmation Of the persistent
rumors linking the St Paul and the Union
Pacific and the appearance Of denials from good
sources that Union Pacific interested in any
way in whatever negotiations might be in prog
ress for bringing st. Paul within the scope OF
the community of ownership" principle served
30 depress both stocks. St Paul selling down to
l765s and Union Pacific 10 1094s. Both stocks
later advanced, however, the former closing at
17S7s, net loss OF only Is per cent, and the
latter at 1119s. Is per cent above Tuesdays
close. II may be said that the original an
nouncement of an agreement for the transfer
OF S25000Ge0 st. Paul stock TO Union Pacific
interests came from sources fully as authorita-
aive as those from which the denials noted above
were had. Another factor contributing to the
early decline the industrious circulation
pf the view that the money rate was going to
be permanently higher. But call money never
rose above AZ per cent yesterday, and at the
CLOSE ruled at 35k. The gold export ghost, too,
was exercised yesterday afternoon, when it be-
came known that only 81, 100000 OF the metal
had been engaged for shipment to-day demand
sterling standing at figure at which further
exports would be unproftable; and the doubt
tng took heart again. while the shorts turned TO
cover. United States Steel common and preferred
each made fractional net gain, but Colorado
Fuel and Iron which on Monday clambered I'D
TIE cliff of consolidation TO the dizzy height Of
1861 and on Tuesday tumbed down for some
distance yesterday went headlong down to 112
and ended the day at ia a net loss OF 15 points
no news about the progress of the negotiations
with United States Steel developing Tennessee
Coal and Iron closed 27s points down Minneap-
oils and st. Louis was notably strong gaining
DIS points on the generally credited report that
the road would soon be leased to the Illinois
Central. Iowa Central. which is owned by the
interests controlling Minneapolis and St Louis
and which is expected to pass with the latter
under the control OF Illinois Central also ad-
Fanced' the common gaining per cent and the
preferred 2lA.
st Louis and San Francisco on the announce
snent Of the rights offered its shareholders. ad-
Fanced TO 53l2 and closed Is lower, a net gain
OF 5Ss per cent The days selling in the general
market represented operations on the short side
rather than liquidation anything like an ex-
tensiVe scale. and in the last hour there was
general covering of short contracts
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RIGHTS

The ST Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
pany will offer to its trust certificate holders of all
classes whether first preferred. second preferred
or common stock Of record of June 80 the right TO
subscribe the OF i2r3 per OF their
holding to a cash fund Stock certificate
holders so subscribing wifi be entitled TO receive
for each s2 30 paid In cash. being the rights
share OF stock. se5 in per cent refunding mort
gage gold bond due 1886 of the Kansas City
Fort Scott and Memphis Railway Company and s29
I'm per preferred stock trust certificates OF
the same company The bonds Will bear interest
from October I. and will be guaranteed principal
and interest by the 81. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company The preferred stock trust
,ihcates will be guaranteed per cent dividends.
payable quarterly. by the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company. the first dividend being
payable January l. 1902. The st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company will have the right
10 retire the preferred stock certificates at
any time at par and obligates itself retire them
par in twenty years from date. Instaments on
rights will be payable follows; s2 % August
!. $l5 August 70 and SIS September 10: total
81 80. Warrants will be mailed by the railroad
company TO stock trust certificate holders OF rec
ord Of June ~ soon after June 30 possible
When exercising rights warrants will have to be
surrendered and tho first nstalment paid at the
Mercantile Trust Company before August l.
Rights will be assignabe. and they have all been
underwrtten The ST. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company viii lease the new Fort Scott
company and will its entire capital stock
The bonds will be OF the denomination of $1,000 and
stock trust certificates OF the denomination of 500
No scrip will be issued. hut fractional amounts will
be adjusted in cash when securities are de
livered. The Fort Scott company will embrace the
property of the present Fort Scott company with
the exception of the Kansas city Clinton and
Springfield Railroad Company and will in addition
control certain extensions. some of them already
under construction. Circulars will be mailed 10
stock trust certificate holders in few days
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

changes 500 o715.5s5; balances. s2653.N6. Chicago
Exchanges s27,05l,3 $50; balances s2,54314s.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London l911s per cent. Open market discount rate
for bills 2zQ2 916 cent; long bills 2s-le
per cent Berlin discount rate. 3is FER cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London % marks 10 pfenniss
Paris exchange London. . francs Il CEN
times Paris discount rate . lie per cent.
FOREIGN sECURITES.-Brtish consols Tor
money. e3Jk; for the account 937s; Spanish is in
Tondon M: French rentes 100 francs 20 centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, 5912c; Mex
ican silver dollars, 471ac. Bar silver an London
closed at 27ssd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1881; LISBON 5S'9;
Buenos Ayres 1873 80: Rome 4.62.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Market firm. Final
quotations follow:
quotations follow

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market generally firm
Iotal sales amounted in par value to s31ssocO
against s4'Voz0 on Tuesday The heaviest deal
1hss we're IN the Atchison issues Baltimore and
ONO IS Central Of Georgia I'd and Sd incomes. Cen
ral taclc is. Chesapeake and Ohio 4iks Erie prior
Hen and general As. Kings County Elevated IS
Mexican Central LIST and ID incomes Missour,
hahsas ana Texas LIST and I'd Is. Reading general
81 LOUIS southwestern lst and DDS San An
tonic and Aransas Pass IS Southern Pac,eo as
texas and New-Orleans 5s, Union Pacific con-
Neruoe 4s Wabash debenture Bs. Wheeling and
Lake Erie LIST As and Wisconsin Central general As
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm. Sea-
board Air Line issues active; the preferred
strong advancing to 50as, and the common sold
up to 2SIa. while the bonds were quiet selling at
Si& Cotton Duck was firm; the common sold up TO
252s; preferred to 90 American Can issues held firm
closing fractionally higher. American Locomotive
issues quiet; few sales OF common were
made at 81 Consolidated Tobacco Is a shade
frmer selling up TO- Standard Oil declined about
points, TO 715. Park Bank strong. selling up
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ARRoAn

London. June 10, p. m.-The market for Amer
Scan securities ruled heavy and below paritv most
OF the Gay. The closing was finn. Final Quota
tons follow; Atchison. 90l4: Canadian Pacific. Jos;
St Paul. las4; Illinois Central l5Olb; Louisville
and Nashville. ll2ls; Union Pacific preferred 90;
YORK Central, l6o; Erie 441s; Pennsylvania
"1s Reading. 2Ss4 Erie first preferred 72Ia; North
ern Pacific preferred. l0Oz: Grand Trunk. l1H.
Anaconda, iO; United States Steel 5O5a; preferred
1Oh
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Domestic EXCHANGE
on New-forh was as follows at the places named.
ew-orieans-commercial. TIC discount: hank 8,
premium. San Francisco-sight l2Ilc; telegram
lSc cincinnati-Between banks. 3Oc discount. over
the counter, 5oc premium. Boston-Par. Chicago
lec premium. charleston-Buying par: selling IL
premium savannah-Buying l-lsc discount; sell
Ing. 75c premium per 1900
BANK cI.EARINGS. New-York = EXCHANGES
q E',sssos6; balances. so52s.77a Bos;on-Exchanqes
SS,a-s1oS; balances. S2Gss7s7 PhlladelrhIa Il r.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates follow: Call
money Slan4la per cent ruling rate. 4 per cent
''He money S1sGSss per cent for sixty days. 3%64
per cent for three and four months and per cent
for six months on railroad collateral Commercial
paper 82s@41s per cent for three. four and six
months for the best names, and above for names
We'll known
FOREIGN EHcHANGE.-Market dull. Actual
closing rates follow
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has de-
clared quarterly dividend of per cent The Hall
signal Company's regular quarterly dividend OF I
per cent Will be payable on July l.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
BOSTON STOCKS
FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co.. No, 3 Nassau
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCE

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs II
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William P b
bright & Co., of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

"'N hi'NMENT RECEIPrS,-Customs receipts
reported from Washington SEl OSs. internal rove
nue. receipts. sS2362 miscellaneous receipts slOe =
0'o Total receipts for the day 81 s52l5; expendi-
lures S9"o Receipts for month TO date S3i i4s
20 expenditures. &"S90O; excess of receipts
$o5s7.42s Receipts for the fiscal year 70 date s;es
81; expenditures S497 7Ss 2s; excess Of receipts
%9lH'55l Receipts of national bank notes for re-
demptioii &60671.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom by
Adrian III. Muller Son:
s s,ssss Rsssy RsSsa
pany general mortgage ffty-year per cent .c,
800 sRa SHARES S'nS Small df HOPES Mining
IS shaTss Bank CLERK cooperative Buidins.,
S SHARES sRarss BsSsoTi hdiaS asasy uI
me msm6s1shg, sss 5,a New-York Produce Exchange
@ SS eocS q ns N6vsmSs per sc
May and nd, NOvem6s1 20 Accrued interest from -, =
ssD ydS Rye oIS sGaa i s "sr
February and August, ,'' tciuaranteed principal
and interest by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail ,o.
Is shares singer Manufacturing Company -
q shares American surety Company i9e9. ,9
100 shares American ruT EsCRanse National
IS shsTes hsTe PT2dIee 6 Esshanfs Bank road and
90 Gansl ebsTas G2mDany - 49,, a.
100 Shares American ' ExchanTe National Bank 26ii
6. per cent gold borde, due iS3a- Coupons oe,,
shares roosgn fReS9yr 5y Railroad
20 shares Brooklyn Union Gas Company 10 e
Zoo shses har Nav state %as %
100 shares Brooklyn Union Gas Company ID
200 shares shares STANDARD on C9mpany 20 e e
200 shares United States Leather Company COM 90.
200 shares Peoples Gas Light and Coke Com
100 Shares Shares BrooISh wharf and Warehouse
esay ISa2e adirondack League club ssa
.. 50 shares American Exchanoe National Bank 26i
s47oo Securities & Company % per cent eonsoe In %
$4,000 Securities Company 7er cent eonsols. In
80 shares 1Tgers a3o Tiie Insurance
80 shares Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Com
45 shares Lawyers Mortgage Insurance com
50 Shares Home Insurance Company aGSl4
shares Lawyers Title Insurance Company --.311
II shares American h Exchange National Bank @Oss
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington. June 19.-The condition OF the
Treasury. divisions Of issue and redemption at the
beginning of business to-day az follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20

bklyn F Is. Con S.. i94S
DO stock -..-.,.........
Hob F LIST mtg So. 1919. -
N Y & f r Ferry Co stock
DO LIST mtg 5s. 1923.
M 4 HF LIST sn ing So, I94d
10Th q 2Sd ST LIST mig Sc. 1910
Union + OF n Y q R SIS
90 stock. ..-...........
NY & Nj + list mtg 5s. 194s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicaso, June 10 (SpeciaD.-The cror ne.
wheat was bearish. official and private. -
were decidedly weak-Liverpool of sd to ~ -
don on I'D. to ID But Patten was GOVERNS
wheat. and other bears were inclined TO - q
New-York tribune., 1901-06-20
STOCK MARKET STEADY.
RALLY FOLLOWS DECLINE.
FEAR OF HIGHER MONEY RATE THE
FACTOR SoF DEPRESSION
quotations We're

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and netschanges from Tuesdays hnal
quotations were: