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$50 HENRY ST. TROOKLYN HEIjHI
between JoraIernen and State sts.-t-a. l.s,
cool house: handsome dining room; ete,.r.c VI y
lights and fans: good table: ethciehI 81 81.
vice. three new baths. awnings ana "'iN'"
gardens
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WORK WANTED.

AMERICAN, 3s. married. large business ex-
perience, conversant with STOCK NaIueS. Ns1.
record, lately head OF large manufacturing
business desires executive or confidential
nSsifinn vrhere ability thoroughness and
trustworthiness will be appreciated Ad--
dress GRADUATE. Box IL. Tribune Office
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- INV INN IbNN-F7. -
Large and small furnished rooms ~,
beard IL desired. by day or week. S
summer months; terms moderate
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WOLVERINE COPPER MINING COMPANY

The annual report of the Wolverine Copper Min
ing Company for the year ended June So. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

ATTENDANT, companion, valet, to an in
valid gentleman. experienced: presentabIe.
well hammered. exceptional city references
which will bear investigation. ARDEN.
l3S East 30th-st
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RAILROAD TAXCANCELLED
ASSESSMENT OF ROLLING STOCK
FOUND TO BE UNLAWFUL.
Ladies OF Galveston VIII Make Arrange
merits to Entertain Miss Helen Gould
When She Visits That City.

Galveston, Texas. January ia regular
meeting of the county commissioners was
held at o'clock this afternoon AT the
court house, The petition recently present.
I'd hy the International and Gront Northern
Railway company Tor the caucelling Of the
taxes assessed against the rolling stock Of
this company was granted II seems It Is
only lawful to tax the rolling stock of such
companies as own tracknge 10 the county
and the international did not own any rails
OF It's own IN this county. The trains Of
this company come to Galveston over the
Nnirestou, Houston and Henderson road .
Among the other business trapSucted az the
meeting this afternoon was the cancolling
of thc taxes assessed against the property
Of the Central Methodist church which had
be assessed by mistake, the advancing
ot 500 10 the Sheriu ana the receiving OF
a report from the county health physician,
Or h. ). cox. fhc commissioners passed.
vote 81 thanKS 10 nr. Cox for The eCouoln
ical manner IN wnich he had managed the
county le0ith department. under bis charge.
J. l., hctcucr Was appointed Justice OF the
prhce ol precinct No. e. his appointment TO
Take eject as soon as ne qualnes. rne
matter OF nsunpg the building occupied
10y the court ot rNil appeals was referred
to the finance committee with power to
Hct.
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APPLICATIONS REFUSED.
Supreme Court Would Not Grant the
Ma danus Process Prayed For
IN MOORE VS.. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
II Was Held That the District Attorney
Had No Right to Institute the Suit
in Which He Claimed Fees.

Austin. Texas, January lS.-Tho supreme
court today refused the motion for mau.
damus by Attorney j. b. Lewrlgh OF
Cuero. to compel the comptroller to iuSii.
tute suit against the International and
Great Northern to recover taxes alleged ~
he due the State upon the gross passenger
earnings of certain line of the road fer
the years extending from 1870 Ia lgo0
Chief Justice Gaines delivered the opinion
aud. after citing article 5oia of the stat
ntes, holds that IL is the duty Of tho cupp.
troller to collect taxes, but the article in
question does not make it his duty to
hiring suit therefor The court also ad Is
for a stronger reason. II should he hcl T.
as II seems IN us that a citizen W iJe
state. though taxpayer. cannot mgin,ap
y suit 10 compel an officer To peuorm n
junction duo merely to the government VS.
such. aud in which be CAP have no prNaic
interest vhntcVcr
The court also refused the mandamus
Of District Attorney Warren Moore agAry
the attorney general. for division "a PEN
atty fees In Judgment rendered 40 .
sometime ago In the district court Ia favor
OF the state against the Texas aud New
orleans railway for refusing the raj ROAD
commission the right 10 look az Its EotSs
ana also against the Houston East aud
West Texas for discrimination In freignt
rates These suits were instituted ut tho
request OF tho railroad commission Tue
district attorney assumed the attitude that
ne was the solo custodian Of the states
interests In the district court, The court
quotes article 1877 oi the commission law
which expressly provides that the attorney
general shall bring al suits Of this oharac-
,Cr to recover penalties Also TINT II was
The intention of the legislature to make tsc
States chief law officer the represeutata o
" The States interests IN all such pros
ccntlons. The opinion also hollis 'tiat
the relator had no right either to insu u,c
the suit, or to claim participation In nr
control " It after IL was instituted" Tue
opinion was delivered by Associate Jus.
tlcc Brown,
The following proceedings were had In
the supreme court today;
Mandamus refused Warren W Moore
Certificate withdrawn; Wesley Pea.
cock VS. August Limburgcr ct a. from
Bexar.
Certified questions set for February Il.
Wesley Peacock VS.. august IImhurccr Ut
nj, from BcEar.
Reset for January 90 Missouri Kansas
and Texas Railway Company Of Texas vs..
W. 7, Garter d Bro, ct al from Polk
,Submitted G. II. Luedde ct al vs. e.
II. ConTer
Motions oycrruled r. u. Underwood ct
81 VS. j. n Jones 81 al from nullrs:
Missouri. Kansas and Texas RAILWAY Com.
psny ut Texas VS. J, W Ualtom ct al from
Hill; Webb County VS. Board Of school
Trustees of Laredo, from Webb
Molion "a file petition for maudnmuS 70.
iufed j. II. Lowrirht vs. K. NJ. Love.
comptroller.
An order WIS eutrkrd directing he
clerks Of tho several rourlS Of civil appca $
cts as they stand on tho oath day II Jau.
nary.
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The Commission at WACO.

Waco. Texas, January l3.--The commits
sion that is charged with the duty q
locating the Girls industrial school, pro-
vided for at the last session of the legis
lature, reached the city this afternoon a
O'Clock from Bryan. Tho commissiol
was met at the depot by citizens IN car
riages and taken - the different sitei
that Waco offers for the institution ant
the advantages Of each explained. Afte
supper at the hotel, the commission me
with large body Of citizens aud tn,
claims Of Waco were presented The com
mission was then taken charge of ny th'
women OF the Federated CLUBS Of the cit
liant event aud the visitors were ,howr
all the honor possible. The commission
will leave In the morning for Walnu
Springs.
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ZEE HELP FOR BAD BLOOD.

Ley Cures Blood and Skin Diseases,
"s 7umoTs, Eczema, ScrofuIa, etc.
I'M, No p, money, simply write and try
hnn,a5 "ou Balm at our expense. We
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5IssouIlllia tlsm, eatarrh, or any blood or
N psaItsse' we advise you TO take Botanlc
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nslIyrnoor old; obstinate, deep-seated cases
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III. s'.ns, slEcget, Atlskh = Ga. Describe
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LOOKING ZOE A SITE
Girls Industrial School Commission Visits
the A. and M, College.

Girls Industrial School Commission Visits
the A. and NJ College.
Bryan, Texas, January i3-The commits.
sion 10 locate the Girls Industrial school
finished ~ work of Investigation at the
agricultural and Mechanical college this
morning, and lt.s by the ! p m. tr D. fol
Waco. Ten members of the commission
We're present today, as follows Hon o. II.
Colputt, chairman Mrs Helen NJ Stod
dard, secretary. and Mcssrs. Miner Pfeuf
Ter, Moore, Thomas. Woodbridge Roweil.
noduey and Roberts After thorough
inspection Of the openings aud grounds and
the varous departments Of the college q
meeting was held in the pnrlors Of the mess
nan, which was attended by tho com.
mission, board OF directors. faculty, college
aules, and the committee from the Bryan
business League
At the meeting Major l.. l.. McInnis,
chairman OF me Bryan committee. made
an address setting forth tue advantages
10 be derived from locating the school IN
connection with the Agricultural and Me
strong one ana covered the situation thor.
oughlH. IiaioT w Il. Cayitt also made
short address. Prof Award OF the racul,
", made an address setting forth the al.
Nant1ges of uniting the schools, basing MS
remarks upon his knowledge OF the Agti
cultural and Mechanical college OF Mich.
ISdH' having b'Pu u StuhtUl OF same bOlA
before and after It's conversion into a 90.
educational institution. His logic wit,
stroi.., DR.. Gillespie, he Agricultural aud
Mechanical hospital surgeon, read statistics
covering period pt ten years. In which
.nc health ut the institution aud locality
was shown 10 a MS COOS ns any In the
Stuic. Mr. SHnrOm, tne president OF the
board of directors, read resolution in be.
half OF the board asking for its location,
promising fostering care, etc.
no members OF The commission OK
with the magnitude Of the work helm,
donc by the Agricultural and Mechanical
college aud the great blessing II was Ia
the state. They s'erc Signify Jpprecia I've
al the enteriaiunSSr gwen them BY the
people OF Bryan and the college, and pas-e
u resolution OF thanks To that effect
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TO CLOSE THE DEAL.

Meeting of Purchasers Of Hoge-Swayue
Oil Properties to Be Held Thursday.
Fort Worth, Texas. January 10. -Informa-
tion Is received here that A dnal meeting
Of the members OF the bla company when
bought the lIogg-SwnAne syndicate oil
properties at Beaumont Is 20 he held in
London Thursday TO close up all the de
scntatives Of the rumrauv will como to
Texas to begin operations on = gigantic
soak The company ls organized with
81. 100000 capital and win build n pipe iue
TO tIdeWa alter and operate line Of tank
steamers FOR the export Of Beaumont oil to
foreign ports II was also learned that
cash and S40c, 900 each In stock In the new
company for their properties at Beaumont.
The transfer did not include their property
at Damon Mound.
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Fiuhtlne oIeomaraarins ~.

~ worth Texas, January lS.-Charles
w. secretary of the. National Live
association, is here on his way tn
aso to attend the meeting of the Texas
o'ock association. He says the cat
81 OIL the country are vitality inter
h III the bill pending in congress pro.
tpsrii TAX OF 10 cents a pouud on oleo.
4. i a and that the National associa-
sSo,sSuu 'lng the measure and hopes With
la 70 v OF the cattlemen of the United
'sme eu ueteat its passage. He claims the
Saor ate pushing the passage of the
passed iiary Martin said that If the
x 90 70 So per head and thar there were
4 cornt Of them butchered annually in
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CARDlUM NEARLY LOADED
THE VESSEL is USING OIL TO MAKE
STEAM ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Coal Is Also Used on Board and There
Is an Exceiest Opportunity for
Comparisons.

Beaumont, Texas January l3.--The tnnk
steamer Cardum. which is loading a cargo
of something more than 10000 barrels Of
oil for Liverpool, has finished taking on
that part Of her cargo which could be load.
ed AT Port Arthur, and has passed out N
the month Of the jcttieS 10 receive tho re.
mainder NJ her cargo from lighters The
vessel is expected to finish loading and sail
touly.
The Cardlum Is burning oil under some
Of Its boilers, while the others are fred
with coal. This gives nm excellent oppor-
tunity Of comparing the two fuels and
tnlcf Engineer Bell asserts that the oil
is 80 per cent cheaper than coal and the
small amount Of labor necessary TO handle
thl oil scores another strong point In Its
favor.
tbe Cardlum uses spray burners similar
TO those In use ia the oil 0eld, hut expert.
pected that still better results will he had
from the oil.
The tank steamer Atlns and barge 81 are
now due at Sabine Pass from New York
10 load With oil for Atlantic coast points,
The yellow Pine OH company has sod
25x9o feet in the veatch survey TO +. r,
The Becky Sharp Oil company has pur.
chased 60x6O feet out OF the Hogg Swagnc
tract :or 100000.
Nhiam hippen mas Sold 70 the Beau
mont, Hitchcock OH company twenty acres
out Of Texas and New Orleans section No.
49, for 5000
The Selboard OH company has purchased
n thirtXsccOnd of an acre In the VcatCh
survey from j. A, Hin, paying $3.50
~
Following are the sales on the Beaumont
oil exchange:
Spangler, 200 shares at l5c.
nrillers go shares at &c.
Palestine. Beaumont, 200 shares AT 40c.
Becky Sharp, 10000 shares AT 3iac.
American, 10000 shares at 3i3c.
Anglo. 100 shares at Sc
Anglo. 1000 shares at 34c.
Anglo, 5000 shares Mt 3hc.
Anglo. 1000 shares at 3Rc.
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weston, Harrisburg and san Antonio and tho
SAN Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroads
In Ganahl, The jury believing that the
cattle were damaged while on the San An
the Galveston, Harrisburg and San An.
tonic railroaG Is against the Sau Antonio
ana Arkansas Pass This Is the third trial
of the case
Judge Thomas McNeal will preside for au-
other week at least.
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The Death Roll.

Galveston, Texas January 10 Mrs vii.
liam Rolling. aged 20 years died Mt IL
o'clock today NJ her residence In this city
She leaves husband and one child
Albert BrnuchH, aged -. died AT I
O'Clock last evening at his residence. s2lG
Pnstof1ice street, this city. The deceased
hnd been music clerk In the store Ut
Thos Goggau & Bro. His funeral occ3rrc0
at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon from his late
residence.
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10 Entertain Miss Could.

Galveston. Texas, January 1S --rhcre will
be meeting Of the Womau'S Health Pro.
iectivc association at the Young Men s
'lTlstiau Association hail tomorrow morn.
Ing 20 nrranEc Tor an entertainment in
honor ot Miss Helen Gould on the occasion
of tho visit OF hcr4elf aud 'Narty which is
expected soon. The afiAirNitiil be in the
nature Of = reception II ags .nbe to Miss
Could She is said, however not 10 care
much for social functions aud the ladcs
VIII ascertain her wishes before making
any lohnito Arrangements.
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To Meet at Dallas.

Austin. Texas, January 1s.7-Chairman Ed
win Chamberlain Of San Antonio and Sec
rotary Louis Wortham Of Austin, represent
ing the reception committee Of Texas cit
liens who received and escorted the New
York chamber Of commerce and merchants
association delegations through the State
last spring. today issued n call for n
meeting OF the Texas committee 10 he he'd
nj Dallas on Wednesday,. January 81. The
object Of the meeting ls 10 determine the
number Of copies of the nrintcd report Of
~ '-'-''r-- '''-t TN>'i ~ distributed The
offcors NJ tho visiting delegations hove at.
vised Governor Sayers and Chairman
act ney have these copies
at the disposition OF the Texas reception
committee
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Galveston ToXae, January 1S.--Honry
Adrianco met with very painful aud sert,
Gus accident last Saturday night while excr-
cisiuR In the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION gymnasium He was acting on
the parallel bars when one Of them broke
He struck the Jagged edge OF The broken
har with great force and the flesh on his
ankle was cut "a the bone. He was taken
home and VIII likely he confined to his
room for several weeks
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instantly Killed.

Jennings, La, January 13 Last night
about o'clock, about four miles from town.
o. Lavergne was shot and Instantly killed
by his son-in-law, Camille Gary. The cir
cnmstHnces other than related by Gary,
IRE Impossible 70 ascertain. as there were
no eye witnesses. The deceased leaves =
wife and nine children 10 mourn his un
timly end. Mr. Gary was also seriously
wounded by shot from the deceased. The
hear further evidence thar Is being looked
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s,s,tlna Of stookhoIders.

Galveston Texas January 13-At meet
ing Of he stockholders OF the Galveston
Trust and Safe Deposit company the fol
low Ing We're elected for the ensuing year
John Is. Bailey Patrick Barry, e. NJ GUM.
ard, Frank Jones, II, A. Landcs w. A. Nc.
Nltlr, NJ W Shaw, James S. Waters and
W. Il, Wallis The directors will meet to-
morrow and elect officers
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Judoment AoaA,st RaIIroads.

Gonzales, Texas, JVNuary r. The case
of j. n. Bolts vs.. Galyeston. Harris.
burg and San AnyOu hallway Company
was decided last n the jury bringing
in verdict forfoOd 50 for damages
smountlne 10 s.. 10 I on 30T head of
cattle: SIG for two Fam TOY delivered aud
SIS for feed with \on the whole
amount AZ per CO October. 1897
20 date. The quit I y shipment
Of stock cattle from yer the Gal.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston. Texas. January i3.--rhe sales
at the Galveston oil exchange today were
as follows:
Beaumont OIL company. shares at $40
BonanZa. 1000 shares AZ &C.
Beatty. 1000 shares at Zoe.
Drlllers $50 shares ~ 7t5c.
Anglo. s merltan, 10000 shares at Be.
Anqlo-Americnn, 1000 shares Mt &c.
Merchants and Mechanics, 800 shares at
3ibc
Manhattan. 100 shares at Coo.
Victor, 1000 shares at lSc.
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Fatally Burned.

TAYLOR, Texas, January IS, This after.
ICON a yoane German girl named MlnnA
Schroeder recently from Hamburg Germany.
empioyed as cook at the residence Of Mr.
q " Bailey. while washing clothes In the
fack ward had her clothing lgnited from the
Are under the washpot and was SO badly
burned saat she can not recover.
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New Oil Company,

Austin, Texas, January 18.-The follow.
Ing eli charter WIS 6led today;
The Independence or and Refining com
many az Beaumont; capital stock $3.50. 900
puYpoee: To prospect for oil and other
minerals Directors; H. l.. Fagin, r. c,
Duff Peter Anderson. T. II. Klmball. ]. *
Fagin. Beaumont; G. j. Buddeke. Cncin-
natl. and ], G. Kurtzman. Minneapolis
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Antl-Trust case raken up.

Austin, Texas. January is.-Tlle trial Of
the case styled the State of Texas vs.
The Shippers Compress and Wareho3e
Company of Dallas, was begun In the
Flfty-thlrd district court today. This suit
was brought by the attorney general for
forfeiture OF charter on the ground that
the company has purchased and consoli.
dated several competing congresses I'M
violation Of tho antitrust law.
when the case was called this morning
the court pvsrriileh the defendants eNcep-
Ton 70 the States petition and sutnined
the exception ef the attorney general n the
defendants answer. The ease Is now be.
fore the court On it's merits The STATE IL
represented by Attorney Gsnsrai Bell and
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Do not leave bon on tourney without
bottle cf chsrherlain's Collie. Cholera
and D,arrhoea Remedy. II is almost GER
tain TO be needed and can nor be procured
white you ere on board the cars or steam
ssir. n is pleasant ssfe and reliable. Fer
,sIe By all druggists
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General Mention.

Saner, who has charge az the University
iGanhs. arrived In town today from Tom
Sreen and Irlon counties and reports
cry dry weather In that section of the
state. In speaking Of tho Cuivcrsity
ands he said that leases are hclnc renewed
On tneir expiration, at an advance ~ from
AZ da'ue 70 ilNe cents per acre, aud that the
time,
Superintendent I.sfevre ~ the educa,
tlonal department. has returned from q
teachers meeting held iu Yoakum. which
was composed n the teachers Of lie wiz
Lavsca aud Gonzales counties He savs
me meeting was very successful as every
teacher In each NJ the three counties was
present. and tho program Tor the occasion
was carried ont to the letter He reports
RE schools In that section ~ tho Stn,, 10
nc good condition and that manv i'm.
provements arc being made 10 he witt
6 Governor Savers will not return urtl
saturday morning as he will stay I'm 'El
faso until Thursday night In order 10 re-
nam over one day NJ the carnival The
Governor went by the way ~ the South
Nh iacirc and Mrs, Savers accompanied
City Secretary Rike Of Fnrmersville. IS
mere and TO-DAY submitted to the attorney
genera a $4,000 lssne Of wnterwork a
nonds for his town, which was approve 4
o1 nu Donds wore also registered ny the
Insurance Commissioner johnson Inns
gone 70 Bryan to attend meeting Of the
agricultural md Mechanical College dlrec.
Hon; NJ. NJ. Crane of Dnllns and Attor
neN u. y. Mcdonald Of Ppris. are here
on iaGnl business.
Inc Health Officers Association Of rexas
sion. :" ""i'"'' SECS
+: EIutchins died yesterday of con.
eeStlon of the lungs
Hon. George c. Pendlcton Of Temple is
here on business
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Judge Reese and the defense Is being
looked after by Nj NJ. Crane Of Dallas. aud
~ ~ Garter OF Fort Worth
Attorney II. y. Mcdonald OF Paris, is also
~ tne case. being the attorney for the In
IRRATIONAL Compress company Of Paris. II.
>, iovett Of Houston, was an Interested
speeSStntof as he represents several stock
arguments Will be concluded tomorrow
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Hams COUNTY Warrants.

Austin, Texas January is.-Tbe pension
department OF the comptroler's office 10.
day mailed Confederate nen.ton warrants
t3 every ncnsioner In Harris county The
ga soldiers In that county should receive
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Eternal Vigilance Is fEse sSrfce
of a beautiful complexion
when such remedies are relied on.

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