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New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
forcrlosnre Slles.
NV Y0RK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Winian Berrian and Charles
q tJ,hhar FSyecltors OF the Will and testament or
Charles II Conto deceased. against Henry fiotLsCIll
ana others In pursuance OF Judgment OF Iorec4osCe
and sale made entered the aboFe-entitLed
hearing date the day OF November, lsol l. t u
in said Judgment nane' VIZ sen
az public auction the New York Real Estate oales
Broadway. in the Borough OF At4lIaSt-'
the CITY o York, the i2th day OF peSeHOe
O'Clock that day. oy HerDeII a
premises directed by sa4o 1uus
unent TO be sold therein described as follows: Al
land with the buildings ana HilpFoE
nents thereon erected in Section BLOCK
53n on the Land Map OF the City OF New 1otK alj
being in Ward OF said City. ana pounoeI
ana follows Beginning at a point
by OF the easterly side or Mercer
with the southery of West Third street Qorery
running thence southerly and along the
said eastery Mercer Street twenty-five feet tehCe
easterv and parallel Third Street one nun
dred feet TO point distant hundred feet westerly
from the westerly side Broadway; thence notherIy
Street twenty-five feet 10 the
and thence westerly
along the said southery OF West Third Street one
hundred feet 10 point place OF beginning, De said
several less.
Dated New York, November Goth. 1901.
EDWARD b. WHITNEY, Referee
DEWITT IlOCKMAN DEWITT. Attorneys for Plain
TINS No Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
York City
The following is diagram OF the property TO be solo,
IT'S street numbers are and @ West 3rd street ana
2i6 Mercer Street:
| 3rd e.
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Green
Avenue


The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70
SATISFY which the above described property Is 20 &c so
ia TWO thousand hundred and sixtyelgnt collars anu
forty-rhree cents s2 66S4 with interest thereon rom
61 November IpOl together with costs and allowances
amounting Three hundred and seventyseven eo.ss
and fortvtree (37 49,, with interest thereon from
I4h November 1901 together with the expenses OK e M
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes assessments
anI other liens 70 allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money paid by the referee Is Seventy
i've dollars and thirtyone cents fSt05l and interest,"
Dated New York 10th November, 1901. -
49, WILLIAM s BENNET. Referee.
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The approximate Of the lien or charge - .,.
which the above described property sold s @
with interest thereon from the LIST day OF MAY fsN
together with expenses Of sale The anrr,x,
amount Of the and rates 70 be aIjoXsI
purchaser Of the purchase-rnoney or paid nv
Referee S340 and interest The viii be subisc.
mortgage 5000. with interest az 40 from ~
ist day OF April. 1901.
Dated New York. November g. 1901
JULIUS LEHMAN, Re,srs.
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Green
Avenue.
easa5

9th STREET,
IT,. a,n-oxir,ate amount OF lien or cnarss
,b,cb tbs above described property IS 70 os srd t
thousand six hundred and sixty-eight c9ll frsra o
.hoea rs,ts $50 6fS interest tnerey soxsnf
Sovember 1901 together with costs al ssveu aoIss
-nt,o. ~ Three hundred and seventy-e. tbersc1
@ ,r.te .Sree cents (s377 49, with ,snsss Of
from, 14th November 1901. together WIN ~ the tss
t "a saIs The approximate amount the plr
and other liens 10 De a ~ the rets
cbaser out purchase money or p+ (s753D 81
- S.e,-aoIv ave dollars and thiTty-one Gents
interest o, >-,r,har 1901 s.-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

- YORK.-CharIes VI. Hough, administrator wifi,
the will annexed Henry NJ Leavitt deceased Plaintiff
against Jacob Lewis and others. Defendants Action
No. / pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure ana
sale made entered in the above entitled acton
bearing date 18th day Of November. 1901 + ia
undersigned the referee said Judgment named WI
at public auction the New York Real Sales
room No. III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan
City OF New-Yorl, the 18th day of December 1901
at IL O'Clock on that day, BY James L Wells auc-
toneer the premises directed BY said Judgment Be
sold and therein described follows: All that
piece parcel OF land with the building erected
thereon situated lying and being in the Twentyourth
Ward OF City Of New York. Borough OF The Brnrz
and bounded and described as follows; Beginning
point the Northery line Of Fifth Street distant 1
hundred forty-eight (24S feet and nnet-fvs one
hundredths C95-f00 OF foot Eastwardy (the dis
be measured along the said Northery line az
Fifth Stree the NorLheasterfy OF
Street Green Avenue. thence running Norhward,v
but along line forming right angle with North
erIy line OF Fifth Street hundred and Q0r
inches the middle line OF old wall the1ca
Eastwardly but parallel with said Fifth Street
five co feet. thence Southwardy, but again along
line forming a right angle with said NorIhery line of
Fifth Street hundred and GOD feet inches
said Northerly Fifth Street and thence West
wary but the said NOrthery line Fifth strset
Dated New York. 10Th November 1901
WILLIAM s BENNET, Referee
GEORGE WADDISGTON. Attorney for Plaintiff Is9
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK
The following is diagram OF the property TO be sold:
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and suo.cFp'iSH s+ s,e srosi1a''
"A received at their Uptown once W. - advertise
., ,oor nortb o, s1.t-st until O'Clock D. u regular
ments received at the following orancn s,bass.
or,cs rates until o'clock m VIZ; s shsSe
cor ,ad-s.; I5s sth-ave.. coz l2tn-s, sss-st: 100
and l4th-ss- IL: courous-aSe' ne ,.,h-ss 81 We pc.
West 42d-st.. 6th-ave: s- Eas - .7ra-st: L'S'
1ass. between 7th and aves: 1Ss las s.v.. ns
sd-ave between 18th and nth sts' L. - r-smont-sss-
s1.t-,t 17os 1st-ave. ssh-st-' 80 90 u.scsas'
$50 sd-ave.. near x1st-st: oS4 3d-sS~'
825 Bleecker-st.
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21a.72
SehRWick ANNnifs

The approximate o charge sat
isfy which above described property be Sold is
interest thereon from the 10th day of Oc
l901 together with costs and allowances amount
ing S26 7,> with interest," thereon
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o,I-PRE11E COrRT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-Charles II. Hough. administrator with
the will annexed of Henry VI. Leavitt, deceased Plain
tin against Jacob Lewis and others Defendants Action
No . In pursuance OF q judgment OF foreclosure and
sale made and the above entitled action bear
ing date the 14th day November. 1901 the under
signed referee IN said Judgment named VII sell az
public auction. the New York Real Estate oasro2
No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF MannsJtan .ly
OF New-York the 12th day OF December. l$l az Z
O'Clock on that day. by James l. Wels aHcionse'
the premises directed by said Judgment 70 De sod and
therein described foIlows All that certain lot piece
or parcel OF with the building erected thereon
situated lying being IN the Twenryfouth WaTc o.
the CITY OF New York, Borough OF The Bro1x ana
bounded and described follows: Beginning az oal
on the Northeriy line Of Fifth Street. distant two aun
dred and nnety-eSht C290 feet and ninety-hve oren
dredths C95-IOO) foot EastWardy Ghe said dstene
TO be measured along the said Northery line or Fll
Street, from Northeastery corner OF said Fifth street
and Green Avenue. thence running Northwardy put an
line forming right angle with said Northery Inc OF
Fifth Street hundred and GOD feet two inches
20 the middle line old wall. thence EastTa-
Iv but parallel Street twenty-hve %
feet. thence SouthwardIy but again along line r0-1s
a right angle with said Northerly line OF Fifth scet
hundred and G0D feet two inches to said Nai
erly line OF Fifth Street. and thence Vestwarcy o
along said NortherIy line OF Fifth Street twentyfs0 %
feet TO the point place OF beginning
Dated New York 18th November, 1901
WILLIAM :. BENNETT. Retire.
GEORGE WADDINGTON. Attorney for Plaintiff I'D
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New l1rx
The following "a diagram OF the property 10 De sl
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the bureau
l. OF Navigation. Navy Department Washington D. =,
December T. 1901, and there puo-
licIy opened Immediately thereafter for filling N az ta
u s Naval Academy, Annapolis Md Blank forms OF
proposal specifications. and plans VIII be turSheo on
ncaton 70 the Bureau Navigation. Navy Department,
VsehngtSn u q, or at the s. Naval Academy
Annapolis Nd. A. s. CROWINSEIIELD Chief OF Bureau
Nnve 1901
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Iustrurficn.

H,HE MoNTCAIR MILITARY ACADEMY.
Thirteen miles from New York. the Eastern Slope OF
Orange Mountains 800 feet elevation separate
residence for Senior cadets. weleauipped gymnasium
with Instructor West Point Commandant
Preparation for the best Colleges and Government
Academies Glasses limited. Boys taught HOW TO
STUDY Time saved in preparation for college For
catalogue address
J. C. MACvIcAR. A. NJ HEAD MASTER
., WALDEN PLACE. MoNTCLAIR. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT IS MAINTAINED,
IN WHICH ORDERS MAY Be GIVEN EITHER A LA
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE D'HoTN THE PRIcES
FIXED ARE REASONABLE.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

THE ELECTRIC CARS OF THE TwENTY-THIRD
STREET RAILWAY PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM
THE DEPOTS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE
RAILWAYS AND TRANSFER TO ALL POINTS IN
THE CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

I[NICKERBoCKER School for Dancing. A e. i4th St
d Union Square, Bway). Private and class lessons
daily circular ]. MARK MACDONALD. Prin
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foreclosure 5ales

October 10TH 1901, together with the expe,.a, -
The approximate Of the tarsS OF the sal.
water rates or otner liens 10 be allowed "a -
S275. 90 and interest 4 "s 'ne reteras
Dated. New York. November 18th 1901
WILLIAM HrpSCrr
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IN GEORGE DoDwoRTH.
II AND Ii EAST 4oTH ST.
CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS.
Established in 1S45.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY o.. -

SOI hEhb COORI. COUNTY OC -
~ YORK-Sydney H. Solomon PIai,,,r VIEW
Edwards Jarvis DefendantIn pursuance against Acs
ment of foreclosure and sale. duly mada e or JUDI
the aboveentied action bearing date the Entered IN
January 1901 the undersigned the rafsn s.n day Of
Judgment named. will sell public auction In sas
York Real Estate Salesroom. No III Rroad,t tne New
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York =" N the
the ID day of December 1901 12 O'clock ,o @ Monday
day. by Samuel Golds:icker auctoneer The n on IA,
directed by said judgment be sold and premises
scribed follows: All those two certain lots esn de-
parcels of land. with the buildings thereon pieces
lying. and being in the City of New York ls.la,.
Of Manhattan, which taken together are r. 5Sorousa
described as follows: Beginning at poin, osd e and
southery side of One Hundred and Sixfssa.h on the
distant nnety-four feet westerly from the Street
corner of Hundred and sixteenth Srresr ster
a (now Pleasant Aveuue;) thence avenle
erly parallel with said one hundred -, s3ca
westerly parallel sievea
Sixteenth Street fifty feet; thence norhery ns- and
said avenue hundred feet eleven inches n WITH
erIy side Of Hundred and Sixteenth Strss4e south
eastery along said southerly side One lsnee
Sixteenth Street fifty point or place 80 and
ming being lots numbers hundred ans four Ign
hundred and the map Of property Of Nius one
filed in the New York Registers Office as one br4s
and eighty-six.
Dated New York. November 9Th. 1901
JULIUS LEHMANN. Re,.-.s
NJ 8 & I s. ISAACS Plaintiffs Attorneys o. a ..
Pine Street New York City
The following is diagram OF the property sold.
Street.
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Before commencing to tell the story Of The
victors' (Frederick A Stokes Company Robert
Barr makes the assertion that the great
American novel; for which publishers have
been looking for many years will never be
written, because America is altogether too
extensive Perhaps this is his excuse for ex-
aggerating the incidents of political and CONNER
cial life. all of which based in his story on
that interesting principle ito the victors belong
the spoils." He makes his men victors and
gives them -spoils' with generous hand The
book deals in detail with the lives ot three
Patrick Mcguire corrupt dishonest and poll
tician; Ben McAllister, visionary, impractical
and possessed of the belief that he is under d.
vine guidance, and James Monro practical
and conservative man Of business McAllister
and Monro try peddling after finishing their
course at Michigan seminary, and soon fall in
with Mcguire They help him to win county
election and divide the 'spoils" Mcguire comes
20 New-york and Joins Tammsny Hall In
order to convince the leaders of his power. he
starts a fight in his district and has himself
elected alderman on the Republican ticket He
becomes leader of '-the Hail. and boss OF all
New-York In the mean time McAllister and
Monro go 10 Chicago, and through the sale OF
q railroad franchise for 100000 they secure
capital with which to start the first department
in this city. In a few years their business
becomes one of commanding Importance.
McAlister mas married a Western girl, for
whom he has sincere affection. Although he
surrounds her with every luxury, he does not
show his love she thinks he ought and she
leaves him. Monro IS in love with Miss Van
Ness the daughter OF rich capitalist Boss
Mcguire ignorant of the fact that the depart
rnent store men are his old Michigan friends,
sends a lieutenant to demand an election con-
tribution of $4,000. Monro refuses to pay and
is arrested. Under police mistreatment he loses
his mind and on his release goes to Miss Van
Ness and declares his love. McAllister returns
from q search for his wife in time 10 save-the
business from ruin, an6 makes himself known
TO the Boss" Mcguire promptly breaks all
of the police officials who had hand In the
YYlishandling of Monro- Soon after he decides
TO retire from politics. The missing wife re-
turns Monro wins his heiress. and the only
cloud upon the victors is the sudden death OF
Mcguire. The style in which these things
related is commonplace enough. but Mr.. Barr
has a certain aptitude. he carries his narrative
on at a lively gait and he is readable through
out
Any one familiar with the traits Of the Puri-
tan coionists OF the seventeenth century can
IMAGINE the havoc which q merry, careless,
Laughing beauty from the court of gay King
Cbarss might IA ya caused suddenly trans
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1nsIrurilon.
For Young Ladies-City.

KINDERGARTEN TRAINING CLASS.
~ Glasses forming. Free Scholarships Nirnited>
Evening Classes Write particulars. z. 4. CUTrEN
Supt.. Met. Temple. 7th and i4th
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

THE APARTMFNTs ARE RENTED FURNISHED OR
UNFURNISHED.
ESPECIAL ENDEAvoR MADE TO COMMEND
THE HOUSE TO OUT TOWN PATRONS.
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Qea1hers.

Qea1bers.
4 EVERETT STONE (Yale Columbia 3l6 West
"a. 66th St Tutor FOR ali colleges long experience.
DR- w. q NOVEL; private tutor. pupils homes
IL III E s3l-st Two pupils received in family
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20
Danrlna Aen6smies.

INERNANDO'S DANCING CI.ASSES.-Also private les
hour All dances taught rapidly 1T W. 42ds
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

5rhooi aaenries.
A ME1R1CAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Govenesses
etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

Any one familiar with the traits Of the Puri-
tan coionists OF the seventeenth century
imagine the havoc which q merry, careless,
laughing beauty from the court of gay King
Charles might have caused if suddenly trans
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

MISS MURPHY
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Foreign travel
160 and 1T West sSth ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

MISS ANNE BROWN
III Boarding and Day School for Girls
7f1-713-715-717 FIFTH AVENU1
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

DVERTIsEMESTS ana subscriptions for The rr,b,n.
"a received at their Uptown ONCE. 242 BroadHay
I'd door north Of S1atst. until
mens received At the following branch al regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock D. VIZ: 264 sth-aye
cor 2sd-st: lSs 6th,ave cor 12th-st: Macys 6th-ave
ana 14th-st i42 Columbus-ave..
West <2dst.. o2 East lIths, on1 y..,
A2d st. between 7th and 9Th $50 East I7tn-St
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

ITNHE MISSES WRBAKs. IL East 78d Street.
L Thoroughly graded School for Girls. College p
paratory class Special students. Resident pupils
New-York tribune., 1901-11-20

ESRENCH. Spanish. German. Italian.-Prof pe,.r,n
y School Languages 12s West 23d. New York Branch
is Court-st. Brooklyn o--'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
GpAU OPERA COMPANY
npsAT MUSICAL TREAT IN STORE
soa THE PEOPLE OF HOUSTON.
w.. IL Beinq Done at the Auditorium
to Put It in Shape for the Big
Attraction.

nsliedly the biggest musical attraction
At has ever come to Texas will be the
y,udce Grau Metropolitan Opera company
New York that will appear here at the
Auditorium on Monday November 4, pre-
,,panr the grand opera Of "Loheugrin, 3"
NM Emma Eames as Elsa, Schumann-
gslpk as ortrud Mr.. Dippe as Lohengrin
.pI Mr.. Blspham as Telramund, with a
r,nd chorus and ballet of 100 people and
D,uroschs famous orchestra of fifty in
signents
It will be the first presentation of grand
cpsfi that Che people of Houston will have
srsi had the pleasure of witnessing at
bone.
The Importance and magnitude OF the at
traction has already claimed the attention
II the rallroad officials to the extent that
NJ Morse Of the Southern Pacific and Mr..
Robins Of the Central have announced a
special rate for the Grau company Of a
cls and one.ffth round trip fare from all
points on their main lines and branches
within radius of 100 miles of Houston.
With similar rate promised on the Inter.
national and Great Northern from pales.
the Mr. Herbert Brown Is handling the
GalNsion end Of the attraction and prom.
ICES sn excursion of 300 people from that
Oily 10 take In the opera coming M on
Bets train and returning the same night.
Toe Southern Pacific company is carrying
" Grau company on a special train Of
Lne coaches from New orleans through to
81 Francisco
dsy at the Capitol pharmacy' where the
eoI office will be opened on October u.
md before the day closed over 5000 In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
CITY BREVlTIEs.

Tho bloomer social given nv tbe Reth.
hone Sisters has been postponed inden-
nltely.
There is m undelIver=d telegram, at the
Postal telegraph oflTe. lis Main street.
for George Feigle
rba rocrlor weekly social bon If tbo y
n ne regular MeehdS social lIiI,r mop OIL Ihe
~ C,.,, .,,- 49,. IT,
ne OaIlsrhue rowing clup VII meet
TINS afternoon TO select n Team 10 represent
Tue Viup III tnt S'"'e touln" Ln'"''
There will be meeting of the Alumni
association at the library o. the hlgh
school TUESDAY afternoon at CLOCK
Architect o. ]. LorShn Of this city has
been appointed by Governor Savers ms mr.
chitect for the new deaf and dumb asylum.
viii nGet NJ lc chapter room MondHy
aftarpo,u a, .o;clock ia transact business
Of Importance.
ri, .o,,. - o~t,,dI,, tho Turnverein
h ~ y" oif,. "a Ga nc stsndord lanrth mas
49, n ,e,niotod ana Tho members viii have
.Vtu tStrpiVns,t , - ~ ~, thIs ,f+ornnon
'nelr nrsl PIaclce On mem '"'' 49,
There will be an important meeting OF
the Dauyhters OF the AMERICAN, HCE3iu-
ton Monday morning at r-,5V CIock az
the parish, house ana al meInnerS VINO
an p"ss'"'' uo :" d'e 'ePN''''N
'eru u,o,.,,,, ., +bo
Inc regular seml'moulHly uteuMS, vi ~
Young Mems Hebrew socieS VII, t nv
pace dt lmelr clup roolli az " " LIZ Iii
evening inc feature 81 Tue titn,IS ho ne
be the election OF oHlcers. All meinpeiS
are requested 10 ne present
There are undelivered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company for National Oil and Pipe Line,
Union Selling colnpa ny. hlchLer, y y .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
Mortuary Report.

The official mortuary report for the city
Of Houston for the week ending II o'clock
M, October 3, 1901;
September 26-Charles n. Bean; male
white. T3 years; morphine poisoning I'M
1 sSptember s0-Mrs. S. Fred, female,
white As years; ovarltis. -, hioo,.
September 20.-Sallie Bans, female, black'
80 years: cirrhosls OF liver ota
black, j year and 4 months; marasmus.
October 1.-Mary F. Saunders ienaie'
white % years; paralysis. Lii.
October &c, W. Erickson maze "hile'
40 years; congestlye chill Az 4.
October al. B. sebelle' male wnite' -
years: railroad accident. -. %
October 4-Sam sullivan, male Dlack' ou
wears. tuberculosis. ]. Williams, male
white, % years: alcoholism.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week end
'"e w. NJ Brumby. NJ. D.,
Acting Health Ofheer'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
! D. Stratton is at the Logan.

a. " Stratton is at the Logan.
:. l. collins of Chicago is at the Logan
y, a rarks of New York is at the Logan.
a RE- . r Ward of Fort Worth is at the
H logan, "'''Hsu OF New York is at the
!. ~ ~ R SGrtsr of San Francisco is located
B ~. u Grumbnch of Galveston is az tbo
u..calpS house '''oH 10 at tue
iirsl n V sbo ger Of Chicago is late ar
~ ~ Mug, Hugh Burns Of Taylor is replsterod 8,
NJ W c. Gilmore of Reoumont !. quo.
h s hutchns house. q .
,o @sse Glmble left last nipb+ ,or Dou.. .
4 h.. sunday at the fair. W
!. d al. !. {. Moves left Yesterday for n visit
" 'a'ves In Connecticut.
4 az il '9an Lewis Of Conroe spent vostcr.
houston on business
. pSn,, E Furmler Of Son AntonIo l. a
NJ. ,uen' guest at the Rice h@teI % 9
lroninent i VA a. Burns and Fred u. Mills,
4 Rec. NeW York travellers, are at the
'i5i I!,, Wells Thompson ~ No+aaor,o :.
acOe "suiShed arrival at the Hutchlns
"a Ellsworth French Of Jennings Ia
house Is tue guests at the Hutchins
ba lett B. Williams and Miss Daisy Per-
Dallas yesterday for Fort Worth and
hi IA; sG SI. Wilkinson aud son. Johnnie.
visit relatives lor Dallas, where .ey will
teday '9 "a, Mrs Henry House departed yes.
NJ, M at Buffalo al q ''ieiicuh eA-
p'oalnent . III + WEIGH and j. Davis Gober,
nu'chins house. beaumont are at
q New ~ i W, Wright and w w Forbes
lie HptcS,neans are prominent arrivals M
visiting zine Ine Louise Conroe Of conroe is
n, saekson street '''''9 Oaoan'ss
sllg ma, W. Connolly. n well k,o,vD +ror
q cpero az ana Mrs. Connolly. who reside
H. Mo, euests at the Bristol.
Y one Of Da tSa OF Baltimore, represent
IhS Is In tb hue large crockery Importing
~ WY Tor few days.
N q Paso Ff,edrnandez will leave tonight
poth In Nayah which place he Will 20
b. p M new Mexico and Arlzona.
ne ,1sS Fort p 9IGS and family have returned
'thelag h DSts, whore they have been
NJ \ w potuon Of the heated term.
Sseaihern r. ,Heitmann took passage ON the
I. 70 take ZINC az te last night Tor Bnffalo n
eOrtrpo, - - Tue Pan-Amerlcan exposition.
ssS tor paI Ss9,rge W Burkett leaves to.
waves In the gl'i me TO Join the Tammany
aessFx annual hunt ON Indian lake.
!, Meysr i, nulcahy. II. II. whitaker.
! ~ Heseaberg anu anu Editor George b. Lang
-r are guests at the Hutchlns
s.ee b. be, Moodhead and baby. acrompa.
~. 10 Daneani' Mrs, c. s. Simpsob. have
'slailyes D"ias 10 spend awhile visiting
", gisy yes saosr Of Beaumontites were In
's4seted al thaay; and among those who
" me Logan were L. w. Carl.