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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-10-04
Our New Possessions.

Gen. Isidoro Torres, who surrendered
some months ago, was arrested in Ma
Mia and will be tried on the charge OF
having ordered the murder Of Corporal
Fieldner. of the Twelfth Infantry, at
Malolos, Province OF Bulacan, last DC
tober.
Colonel Athena, with his entire staff,
has surrendered to Captain Pitcher in
Luzon. who had been in close pursuit OF
him since Lieutenant Hazard captured
the deserter Howard in his camp.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-10-04
No Authority to Compromise.

The Comptroller of the Treasury has
decided that the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue has no authority to
compromise suits growing out OF the
enforcement OF internal revenue laws,
which are brought against the govern
ment. His authority to compromise, it
is held, is limited to suits brought by
the government
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-10-04
Presidential Appointments.

The President has made the following
appointments; v.
United States consul at Coaticook, que
bee, Canada. :,
War-Lucien Breckenridge, second
lieutenant, artillery corps.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Joseph g. Brophy of New York is a guest
at the LaNlor,
L. r Douglass of St Louis Is stopping
ut the Bristol.
T. j. oliver Of pallas was guest yes.
terday at the Bristol.
C. A. Nicholson of Lincoln. H., is a late
arrival ut tho Bristol.
Z. f. Mahon and wife OF Victoria are
guests al the Lawlor.
Mr. Charles H. Hervey is visiting relS-
tiVeS ut Natchcz Miss.
Edward j. Davis OF PittSburg. Pa. Is
registered at the Iawlor.
W. r. Baldrct OF san Antonio Is among
the arrivals at the Lawlor.
Mr.. j. G. Jones, formerly with Green
berg Brothers, has gone 10 Chicago.
Mesdames r. r. Vail Of Monscrrate anu
Bristol. ~" " ''"' ''' '''"'s' ~ '''
Mr.. g. Pcnwitz, prominent ZIMMERMAN
Of Orange, Is tate arrival at the llutchms
house
Mr.. George NJ Courts. well known bust
Hutchms house.
Mes,rs Eugene j.. w l.. ami w. n. vii
son of Riazorla were guests al the Rice
hotel last night.
MIR. w NJ Rice Of Hyatt was among the
visitors 10 Houston last night guest az
the Hutchins house.
Mrs. y L. Vance 81 Chicago is visiting
her niece, Mrs Kate Pennington, and fam
lily. 32O1 Bayon street.
Or. 6 T. Swail ana wife have returned
from New Orleans and are at home to
their friends, 2ioS san Lacinto street.
Or William Folscttcr. State veterinarian,
Is In the city on business with the Mis-.
souri, KauSaS and Texas Railway ounpauy.
Mcssrs. 4. &. Moore, John Ii Kinougn
and W. A, Caldwell OF La Grange came
In last night and are chartered at the
| ltutchins house.
! Mr. otto Preussuer, foreman Of the wstcn
! department at J. /. Mitchehs, with his
! Wife, left yesterday on trip to EuvSne IL
he absent about two months
| Miss Ida I'm Of Austin arrived In the
| city last night and will spend some time
! here as the guest Of the family of Mr.. {,
| {. Beaycns, 1ld jackson street.
/ Mr. George W. Burkitt has returned from
! ST. Paul Mimi. where he went as guest
/ Of the railway conductors 10 attend their
/ National convention. lie repeats having
| had a most enjoy able trim,
! Mr. W. II. Mason, sales agent for the
/ Southwest OF the American Arithmomctey
! COMPANY nj 81. louis arrived at 'he Rte,
| hotel from New Orleans last night AMI
] will leave this morning over the mteTna-
/ tonal aud Great Northern
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CITY BREvITlEs.

There Is an undcllvcred telegram at the
Postal telegraph Office for Charles NJ. Dun
can.
Justice Masch performed the marriage
ceremony Yesterday for lee Bonn and Miss
Rosale Tanlman
There will be- called convocaton OF
Washington chnptcr tonight to confer the
Royal Arch degrees aud work VIII com
mencc at o'clock prompt.
Allen Branch. negro. charged with rob
berry 10y assault, wdsf given preliminary
hearing IN Justice MAlsrh's ,ourt yesterday
mud was bound over In the sum of $40
The Fire Flies VIII meet FOR rehearsal
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon al MI Fannin
street ana those ISking part IN the 'prin,,
cess Bonnie viii meet saturday at $3.50
y. IN. AZ the same place.
There are undcllyered kilograms at The
ofIlcc Of the Western Union Telegraph
company for President state Press asSu-
S SpaEsa psSa GunN W.o ayl RsiS nn \
G.. S. Morr
Earl Millsaps, aged 10 years, died NJ an
carly hour Yesterday morning NJ the Fam
iiy residence In Brunnpr The funeral viii
take place this morning at 10 o'clock and
the htcrmcnt Will be made la the Ger
man cemetery.
Major nums OF tho inspector generals
stan, with headquarters at La Grange, will
Inspect the ltous,0D Light Guard at the
armory, corner Of Main street aud CapitOl
avcunc az $40 O'Clock this evening. Tne
inspection VIII he general.
street, between Monig pmery avenue anna
Willow street, owned by Il. T.. Smith, was
damaged by fire 10 the extent Of $3.50 at
$50 o'clock yesterday morning The bulld.
ing was valued mt $500 and vas damage d
M per cent while the contents were valued
az $500 uud damaged 500
Little Adruin, the Qyear-old son Of Ms
j. l.. Dickson. one of the deuull"s w lht
county clerks Office, who resides at 7o3
Jefferson avenue. while playing With an
other utjlc hoy SUNDAY ION from n fence
and broke both bones of his right arm. |.
had been hut two months since the little
fellow hrt kc the same liish
The Union Of Unions Will have n meet
Ing Wednesday afternoon az Mcs. V a.
Goodmans 2So3 liupclkc street. "A whcn
all ncmhctS Of the Womau's ClEihtiai
Temperance Union are asked to he present
WEDNESDAYS night II public Temperance
meeting has been arranged, TO be held at
/ the McAshan Methodist chapel
| The iinc audience present Mt the Contra
| Christian church Sunday morning cujoy
/ an intellectual and spiritual feast In III,
! opening sermon by Rev. T., w, Brckcrt
! who yesterday hcgnn a series or meetings
/ to continue for an indefinite time. lrca H.
ing every evening NJ o'clock except SdI
mdayS. Wednesday evening. May -, Air
Brlckcrt viii speak on Mothers Love aDt
, Gods Love
/ The portion Of the Wilson building occu
/ Piled rs the offices OF the Remington type
/ Congress avenue. has been leased by IN,
| real estate firm OF Hooper Fuller ant
2 l. being rcmodelled on the Interior. lh'
huidlug adjoining ana next to the Plant
by Mrs. George Twyman, has been lease,
by th Cotton Belt railroad and will ht
/ rcm0dellcd for the Houston offices of ina
company. the building IN which tho road
! Offices are now located having been lease,
hy the Southern National bank, that Is I,
be established here soon.
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LARGE DEALS IN CITY REAL ESTATE
Wall & Stsbe Have Purchased Property
Erontlna on Main Street.


Tho deed TO the transaction referred 20
Ia The Post several days ago, whereby the
undertaking drm Of Wall & S;abe become
the owntrs Of csrner fronting on Main
street and Walker avenue, was MED foY
rccord In the county clerks ofice az the
cour, house yesterday afternoon The
property transferred by the lcel consists
~ lots and and half Of lot 3 in bocs
lSS. on the south side % Buffalo bayou.
The lois front on Main street taking l2a
feet, or half the frontage OF the block on
that thoroughfarc, aud run back toward
TNvis street. The property Is loo trct IN
depth. and 10, . runs back that distance
with the south side Of Walker avenue Tue
purchase Was made from r. +. Paine ana
II, II Franks, as executors OF the estate
OF Eliza Jane Alexander, the price paaa
being Sl2JOp. Mr.. Wall stated last nlgai
that he and Mr. Stabe had not set de-
fermined what USE the property would ne
put 10.
A number OF other moro or loss lmportan,
transactlos were also filed for record yes.
terdaS. aNfAag them one conveying from
L0ura J, i'cck TO Charles r. Borah lois
| aud IL - block I, ~ sherman place. FOR
1907 another from T. W. aud j, H. Il.
llonse 10 Carl liirEel, conveying lnis l. .
II and - of block 20S uear the city marx.
and lots aud Of block $40. fronting IN
CLAY avenue between Fannin and Slst
iurlnto streets. the consideration for hatn
pieces Of property conveyed tn the latter
drcd belng stated ~ Si3Jn, Mrs. Ida Dupn
and others sold q piece ~ property lYus
between Liberty avenue AMI Inc Texas and
New Orleans railroad 10 Mrs CLARA Otto
for $3.50. and ~, 10 " block IS. in ihr
Nchle additlon. on the nogth side Of Runalo
bayou, was sold TO Michael Fitzgerald By
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HOUSTON EXCITED.

There is much cXcitcmcnt in this city
over the arrival ut the greatest voice
teachers on earth prs. Randolph and Nc
Cullough, who have thar famous voice
school Ia ST, Louis. These gentlemen visit.
eel Dallas, Texas last winter and cured
hundreds NJ invctcrate sufferers The Post
gave notice of them while in Dallas aud
published letters from numbers who We're
cured by thcm, rhe Christian Advocate,
Baptist. STANDARD Dallas News aud several
stock journals were loud In their praise.
They win I've In Houston few weeks ouly,
and we hone that every sufferer In all
the land win go to see them at once and DO
cured Of this sad affection You viii ind
lhcm at Mrs. Lewis boarding house, No,
us Main street, Hand this 10 a stu sss.-
--Goldcn Rule
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Southern industrial Convention,

Mr.. John r. Corln, vice president n
the southern Industrial association WHO
has been at the RIse hotel for the rat
request OF Mayor higgins of that city,
who is vice president Of the association
Tor Texas. Mayor higgins desired TO
coufer with Mr.. Conin on questions at
vital interest tO the state In connection
with the great Methodist convention, 10
hc held In Philadelphia. June II Il. Mayo
Higgins has arranged for special ira II
OF Pullnnns to accommodate the Texns
delegation. and tho wives Of delegates are
especially Invited to 20. The ladies vi |
have voice in the convention, shoWt z
what they are doing toward the Industrial
upbulding uf the South. and extensive
arrangements have been madc by tho phil.
adeI hla committee to e0tcrtain all who
attend.
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weeks ago, but the captain was charged
with the duties OF mastering ont his brig.
AIDE, which required considerable lime. lie
remained there 10 witness tie RECEIPT on
his letter to Dr. burroughs he refers 10
the military feature ~ the reception IS
one OF the granhest military pageanis he
ever saw.
Captain aud Mrs. burroughs are return.
ing from San Francisco by the way OF
Salt Lake City aud Denver.
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There was very little OF special interest,"
In yesterdays council proceedings. Ma1or
Wuclford was In the chair and all the al
d.y,nan weto nresrnt exccpt Mueller OF
$3.50, -,
the Sixth ward.
Some interest attached 10 tile meeting IN
.n.Snvno,,or ~ ,he amended contract wlth
sh~riPaH"h "a 'uV '''N $500,
the water company being taken up but nc,
ton on that matter WAS deferred until
the next meeting wltnout uiscussioh'
IEillloNs'
Petitions were read from the following
ta,payers asking for relief on taxes. j.
v 80 s $780,, -
L. WILSON, ATS - AhueiSVh' neierre" 10
finance committee.
From J. NJ. Mays notifying the council
OF the bad conuition OF prdses across
bitches on San Felipe and Valentine
sutets' heiel'c' W s'iVe'
with power to act
From l. Aorn' a workman In the street
e"Hs' '"'u'N -, ~,
ms pay ne continued "pHc ne - '""S
disabled. Referred to the finance com
e.. ,,,,,,,,.
FROM the American surety v"i"i""F'
stating that they have notified the Ayers
,snhait ,,or,,,,ry az ths ponnlaint nndc
Asp',"" .o''p"nS '',t,nt,,, NM
nv inc CITY heierrcu To tue "''oi"'1 ""'
80 49,, ~ o,,,.ons ~ enc ritth w,rd asl.
tp't wa '''"e"S VI ''' -
n nolice officer Referred 70 the civil ser
vice hoard.
spb 0n m rsa tF sr sbhoii vprrant for S3dG no In
patment of inxes Referred to finance
committee
moval of the electric Hight from the corner
81 NcCoyvnn ana JnckAau streets Re.
ferfcd To- light committee and aldermen OF
Third ward.
From the Ayers Asphalt Paving com
rnny In rGfcrcnce to the demand from the
city 10 rcsurfhcc their detective paving
In the Fifth ward. saying "l,rNond qucs-
lion tho city Is Responsible. in' "a measure.
for the condition Ui this work, oWins to
"overcd with mna nc1riy 'ai he time since
AZ has been built We shall mhinlahl Il
snrfnce gu LhesWork That answers all that
is necessary rot traffic aud the traffic has
increased wonderfully since ihe street was
matter aud not Try 10 take snap 'uipgn'eu,
upon US We hope to com" +" Houston
and I'VE on the new work and should we
get some Of IL win have our plaut ana
crew on The GROUND Ia maEr o..r a ,oPa on,
much chcaper. Referred To street anu
bridge committee and attorney
From \, Barttnsck. ior payment ol nv
tornoy's fees IN certain IAN case a'u"uh
ing 10 the 4iSgrGgate J9 @Jt Rc'erF'u 10
from r. pluol aud Mas pi9,nsstas Toy
permission TO trrtt IT. Salnuh'"Tt iron SIM NM
Main stteel, lSelg'reI 10 hre s@ ON ttbNi
FROM the sc9"ol no't'' ahnN,pE a., 'u r
scnyc1ger res Tor w"t6G "bniy suhmi,ted
amounting to S2d.5o. Referred 10 hospital
oominu'SSY, 6 p,r,.lI to,. ,,cr,,tssior
tlVln iIS, =. y - tHu' No." tt,,its IL
20 maAe SerNuh ,CPnltS j" "'u "''''''' y"
From The Nnliouai biscuit COMPANY any,
ASKING ncrmlssloh 20 mu'," ~ sEbcroypr
ia Te,,rpss mot Rcf,rred to stree
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PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS
For Receiving and Entertaining the Riv
cES and Harhars Cn,,nt,aiti. &c ~

For Receiving and Entertaining the Riv-
crs and Harbors Committee.
There was Il meeting last night of the
cNceniive committee Of the Houston deep
water committee, Those present were lres
l1ent Charles Dillingham;. II. +. Mact'ree
99f; ~ w. Ggrrow. =. \. licltmann. Il. M
Johnston aud Secretary H. X. Warner
the object of the meeting was to discuss
planS for receiving and entertaining the
N, inhcrN or the rivers and harbOrs corr
mlttee ~ congress who will reach llors
ION on dune or on their trim 10 inspec!
snnie OF the more important waterways u
the country that nre now demanding aid
rom ne general government. among them
Buffalo bayou. While the object Of the
committee In coming TO Houston is e.
make trip down the haNru and through
The channel IN Galveston hay to the jet
w" the ilonstoa deep water committee
VIII undertake 10 make tho occasion Of
ihtir visit 10 Houston as Pheasant as pos
sinlc aud while no definite plan Of cutter.
tainment has yet been decided upon, sun
committees were appointed at last nights
meeting to work out the details ami re-
pori back to n subsequent meeting to bt
held IN the near future.
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LOST.

In the Pullman Sleeper "Nueces." which
4. aud due at San Antonio Sunday even
Ing | left a package about one foot square
and eight Inches thick, wrapped in manila
papcr and we'll tied with twlnc. The
parkage contained some wearing apparel
ana letters and papers The letters bear
nay hume and address, j. H. Watkins,
Lawrence. kan They are useful oay 10
me. 4 liberal reward viii be paid to any
one causing inc return of the papers.
j. Il. WATKINS
Lake Charles, La.
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Everybody's proud of this sort of
Grandpa, and he's proud OF himself;
proud of his clear brain and active body,
There are other kinds of grandparents
that we can't be proud a. Weak of
body and feeble OF mind, we can only
pity them. They no more live; they
only exist. What makes the difference
between these two classes of old menS
A sound stpmarh and a plentiful sup
ply of pure, rich blood. DIR. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery strength
ems the stomach, pnrihes the blood,
and increases the activity of the blood
making glands. Ii won't make old
men young, but il will enable old men
10 assirnilate the food they eat, and
90 strengthen them for life of rea.
sonable exertion.
II xusered for six years with constipation aud
several physicians, but they could not reach nay
casep writes Mr.. @, Popplcwell, Of Eureka
springs Carroll Co. Ark. al felt that there
WIS no help for me, could not retain food my
stomach. had vertigo aud would fall helpless e
the door. TIVE yesrs ago eommeneee taking
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and httlc
reiiets' and improved nom the start. Attci
able 70 do tight work, and have been improving
ever sincr. I am now Ia good health for one Of
my axe-So years. owe i all TO DR.. Fteroe' I
nedicines,H
Old people often need laxative
medicine. The best for them is Dr.
fierce's Pleasant Pellets
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Dr, }, J. Burroughs OF Houston has re-
eoived . letter from his son, Captain
james NJ burroughs, dated san Fraacls %.
lu which the captain state that he aud
his wife VIII reach uonsion on their r..
frru n'as 'l'e rhhnniRc Islands about
Mar 81, which is today.
Naptaii' and MIS- burroughs arrived In
San Francisco from the Orient several
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INC hcirs ~ Michael Harriug on for SirM.
iftff were also sGnic ilfgc leeds rvii'
n"ihk suburban and acreage property
hltd. george y. Harrison sold ;i..Siis acres
put ~ nc u. e. Oghurn league for slB'4lt.
yey were sold by the Houston Land ana
ltust company to j. ~. Bowley for Sl6s4,
wlie tcnacre lot No. ~ Of the Obedience
by w. Il. Martin FOR $1,000 Lots II and
~ 81 block 2s6, IN Houston Heights,
brought $3.50 In a sale made by IL. Il.
Deterlng to Peter Schnper.
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Mani tRe put on at nuffaIo.

For rates aud particulars about the Pan
American Exposition cali on any Missouri
dress W. q. CRUSH,
Gent Pass, Agt., Dallas, Texas.
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Corporation and notary seals. 81 30; peck
ct seals FOR notaries, $500. Joseph D..
Kaufman, engraving, stencil cutting and
rubber stamp works, zoos Preston avenue,
Houston, Texas.
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Miss Florence Newman, who has been
q great sufferer from muscular rhcuma'
tlsm, says Chamberialn's Pain Balm Is the
only remedy that affords her relief Miss
Newman is a much respected resident Of
the village of Gray. n. Y, and makes this
statement for the benefit of others similarly
afflicted This llnlment Is for sale by all
Lrurrlsts
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To the Patrons OF Burkharts Hand
Laundry: Mr. McNahh is driving our
wagon formerly driven by MIR. Plrkens.
Please ring MS up or drop Us Il card If YOU
want hand work. ]. T. Burkhart.
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All uotaries public who have been ap
pointed for Harris county VIII appear be-
tore me on June /, 1891, and qualify ne.
curdiug to law r. f. Dupree
County Clerk Harris County.
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PAMPANA SPANISH MACKEREL,
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Stables corner Fannin and Commerce.
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lSc KIND, PAIR ................. fOC
Few of the Special Bright Bargains for Today:
FANCY SlLKOLlNES, beautiful colors and de- e
signs, worth ioc yard; yard ...........O &c
A FANCY TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, tx
with fringe, CSC value; each ............. fOC
"A FANCY TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, 0E
very choice things, worth 75c; each. So. 49, ZOC
PILLOW TOPS, pretty, new and effective 10.
designs, worth $50; each ............. 5OC
S.4 GAUZE NET BARS, IN
worth o0c; apiece. OSc
AMERICAN BOBBlNET BARS. On
worth $50; apiece. observation-disclosures. OSC
A GREAT BIG RIBBON VALUE-Plain Taffeta
widths 50 and 90, worth zoe and Csc yard; IN
ySu 1850. ,........,...... IOC
Tail Orders for goods in this advertisement W
very best values obtainabIe. Express mai
LEVY BF