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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
THE BEAUMONT OIL FIELD
Has One Hundred and Thirty Gushers
at the End of the Year.
SHIPMENTS WERE VERY GOOD
About Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Petroleum Was Sent Out by Rail
and Water.

Beaumont, Texas, December 31.-Develop-
ment In the Beaumont oil field for the last
month in the year just closed has in sew
eral respects exceeded that OF any previous
month but the number Of gushers brought
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two short OF the No
vcmher record. However, IL the drllers had
not observed the holidays, December would
Y htlcss have exceeded the previous
months record.
1t lis In the oil shipments which is now
the true measure of the fields prosperity
that December stands ahead Of the preeed-
ing months. The reports OF each days ship
ments come in on the following day. and
hence there is one days work on which the
report has not yet been received. Rail
shipments Of l4S cars yesterday and water
shipments Of 124 ears made a total OF 29s2
cars up 70 last night, aud todays ship
ments will run the total to BOO cars This
Is an average Of l2i cars for each working
day against an average Of eighty nine for
November, an increase % 40 per cent.
The oil sent out Of the field during De-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
VERY PROSPEROUS YEAR
IN EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS, EsPEC.
TALLY LIFE INSURANCE.
One Big Company Has Run It's Policies
to More Than Billion and a
Quarter.
Special to The post1

New York, December 8t.-The closing dav
OF the year indicates great prosperity in
every business direction, The large mer.
camille houses. the various banking lnstl.
tutions and the trades generally are quite
enthusiastic with the records made.
The IRE Insurance business has not 70.
suited In great profits for stockholders ow.
ing to the poor rates obtained bur the
regular or old line life insurance compa.
nles, on the other hand win make a
splendid showing for their policy holders.
The Lender in business obtained and In
force VIII undoubtedly be the New Yorl,
LAre, as President Mccall has issued a
statement that the new applications to this
company In 1901 will exceed three hundred
and eighty millions OF dollars, or more
than million for every day in the
year This Is an unprecedented record, the
company's new paid for business In 1901,
excluding risks rejected, etc, is $4,000.
600. The total paid for insurance Is 81.
30o0oo,o0o gain OF sl6.oo0,OO0 over the
previous year
II is estimated IN banking circles that
the dividend and interest payments on
government, State. municipal, railroad nuH
other corporations securities payable on
January l will be $780, 600. The new
business offered to the New York Life dur.
ug 1901 is nearly equal to these combined
psynsntA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
HOUSTON.

An arrangement goes into effect today nv
which the special delivery mail at the most.
office will be handled by telegraph messen-
gers
lot Of statistics showing hank clear.
inss, building improvements FIRE losses.
real estate transactions. etc, during the
year 1901.
The lists q those who win observe the
custom today OF keeping open house
A bill prepared for the location Of Fed.
etal court at Houston.
n The No-Tsnoh directors held nnal
meeting. A handsome presentation to Pres
ident Adair.
The ITALIAN ball was a magnificent so,
cial success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
MARVELLOUS INCREASE in 1901.
Dun's Review Shows Phenomenal Evidences
of Advancement During the Year.
Most Wonderful of All, However, Was the Progress
Made in Manufacturing Records in
All Other Lines of Trade.

The produce markets: While 1900 was
TIE best year ever experienced Dy domestic
the new century was iu many ways more
profitable and the TWO together have pat
the farming population Ia much the most
satisfactory position ia Tie nations history.
Formerly the season OF harvesting and crup
moving lrouIhi henyy Borrowing II funds
al the East, but Interior conditions nave
changed go such an extent hat Western
banks ure lenders ri New 70 ana thicHgo
ana while there is siill a -.ygc moyem'at
OF money away from The EHSl during the
fall months IL is ~ owls that were hrld
spon1euts. There iS steady tendency 90
enlarge The acreage soNn iu thc leading
crops. scr supplies dc not increase. owing
80 thc hcttcr demand DoIh for home con
suuiuiiou and pxport Hrat ana drouth
caused % serious curlaumeut of thp corn
crop. Which proved he must Important event
of tile year. Willie ths lniueuec nHtufnliF
induced au advance iu price thai pracl c3ly
prohibited exports and thus SERIOUSLY affect
ed foreign commerce. / was aN no means
au unmNUd evil. since the return 20 grow
ers WIS cNcn larger than in a year of nor
mai production, while the enormous yle.d
OF wheat was absorbed hy stock leedlnJ
aud foreign CONSUMERS Ina place OF corn.
Hence. instead OF 10 low price FOR wheat ih
prapogt .ou 10 inc hravv crop there wus
maintained an even higher average quota
tiuu than I'D the short crop year preceding
Meats naturally reflected the expensive 10
-iJon of fodder and 10 was gratifying To
notice that exports were nor maienai! re-
ducod hv the high level
Cotton passed season OF Wide Variation,
in the early months attaining lNc highest
price OF the decade, nut i'lhng hlrb
sharply as the spinning situation was rem
dcr,d uufavotnhle by eNcrhltant raw ma
terial crop estimates were also far apart.
causing irrcuularity and n tendency 90
await moro definite information Inc ont,
! look grew much more cheerful from the
producers point OF view when the closing
! month brought n higher price than $ cents
Equally Giraffe was the course Of cnhe' b,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

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ment Jon business during the year was ihe
proere., ttade Ga manufacturing Ii Is iu.
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ing the movements 81 the INDUSTRIAL Wuil9'
Never IA Tho history OF this or any other
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''''V" "'' '"' ''''
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puusiou of productive capacity was euOr.
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"'lahih"ii"h were '"HNp''u"Ns' Wis., ''""-
Uluies were introduced. but more ih'n dl'
,fhar f4.,ut. ftnt made t,.rtuuurut pr,.,
p''liH was enc CONSERVATIVE resistance ''
price imitation
Iron and steel. After tbs reaction Of 1900
,... .t,3 49,. , Gal.
.nv ',.' ~ ~ HIP i.. itl'I Pi,,,i..i n.
,V"'t MINUS ""t hl''u-,,! y, l'''.'t,
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"a ~ Wy slN',''V, - b" =, H. @
tN' "l 'nH l"..'-'7 'n 7,n' "l H"pp"t' Al"t
W. tv"ng lu ll, ,"i. ,i HE'LL He'll, vl nv i,
VA I'H '.Vu H' ''''''Ii'',N ~ '", 49,
AEr VINE Aih"Hhlcl 10 'iN'W1 toms u4
J"Hu'iA IH'Nt H-WtcH strdNiA uttIihtd
,u'ousuogj tAI year uh'll "hlF --''4p- IONS
VIZ" "a, W. Gu t'e'.ilp A. As"t nom .ar
st'ihe, tutie appear, almost q steady gain
Ia production, sing Win the maximum
quantity 800 record Whllc the Outpul on
December ! was as The unparalleled rate
of lJ,sHLoi2 tons yearly tt Is obvious That
the actual production for the year was
mu' % sinHilef- although quite sufficient Il
rslahhsh a new record and Judging hy
ne amount OF business alreudy placed fol
l'W2, the current yeur's yield muy not un
reasonably be expected TO surpuss 1900.
UV tons. Output Of rails was beyond all
records vet contracts for 1902 nIreadv ma
sure another high water mark Of pr"b
ably 3,oOUOoO tons
Minor metals: EcadIustmeut OF ouot1
lions was secured during Decembc, gfta,
a year of unreasonable Inflated prlres CON
per was stubbornly held al II cents most
az the time. hut whom the ronctinf heo,r
there wa, a fan Of 4 cents within a.,
days Tin advanced IN aSN. i'm Inn, I.rti
fol 10 - cents in December SImIlarI,
with lead the nominal nricc of AZ t,. ''' w., y
10 cents. Tin uiatas closed Nb aus ,c u
whore they opcned but in t ny ye'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
News Notes.

Austin Texas. December st.-State IL
b; arian Raincs Is at work on a year book
which will contain the many events which
have transpired I'm the State for the past
several years. Among other features. the
book Will contain q history Of the Volun,
tccr Guard and the prize drill companies
which have won laurels on the competitive
field
Authority to do business IN Texas was
granted today TO the William Penn oil com
pany OF Arizona; capital stock 1900, 900
IL Will do business at Beaumont.
The governor and Mrs Sayers Will hold
their usual New Years reception at the
mansion on January ], 1902. from . 10 II
p, m.
Judge Story of the railroad commlssiou
Is confined to his home with an attack OF
the grip
The attorney generals department has
made a ruling to the effect that when n
county commissioner moves ont Of his pre-
cinct, a new commissioner can be- an.
pointed, but the official acts Of the com.
missioner who moved out, II he serves until
new one is appointed, are valid
The withdrawal Of Robert A. John from
the. race for attorney general leaves the
field in possession OF Attorney General Bell
and D. A. McFall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
RAILROADS.

Tho Houston and Texas Central and
Houston East aud West Texas roads will
give their employees holiday today The
other ronds will also take hair day
The Injunction against the Northern Paos
tic railway was dissolved Yesterday hy
Judge Lochrcu Of the United States cG
cult court at Minneapolis, The governors
Of seven States met aud decided TO enter
snli in the Minnesota courts against. the
foads that propose 10 merge.
The oklahoma and Texas Southern yo9d
qs been chartered TO run from Spanish
IT 70 stcphcnyillc, l25 miles
dudley Evans win be chosen MS succeAsoi
President Valentine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
cember Las netted the shlnners nal

cembcr has netted the shippers not la
IMAM $4,000 1t runs the total number D
cars sent out to approximately 1000.
Ihere are at the close of the old year u
gushers in the field, and about sixty Nv
wells are now being drilled in proved terri
tory. 1t is known that a number OF con
tracts FOR new wells are to be let duripl
the hrst DAYS OF the new. year, aud Il !
be any considerable falling of In the nun
Der OF new wells brought in. e then.
While no big deals In oil lands were COZ
summated during December, a large nun
ber were put through where the consider
tion was from $4,000 to $4,000.
More preparation was made during De
GENDER fcr the marketing of oil than durin.
any previous month. The organization h
ne purpose OF supplying water transports
non WAS notable stride forward, an
many on companies put In orders for tabf
cars. the orders ranging from ten TO ~
cars Several new loading racks were COZ
strueted and pipe line connections wen
made. number OF the cars ordered wiz
ne received during January and several &
tie vessels contracted FOR by the vario1F
companies are expected 10 take out CAT.
goes during that month. The Cardium WI
return for another big cargo and oil mel
VIII not be al all surprised TO see the shlls
ments Of December doubled during Jnnnar..
In fact they are expecting 1t, for thsr
Is no gQinsaylng that the demand exists. 4
The Seaboard oil company. with hea,
quarters At Galveston, brought in nm 81
cellent SlNinch gusher at / O'clock this 4,
ternoon. The well threw a steady az
powerful stream. This is the~Seaboard cot,
pany's second well. +,
No report was received today from ~
young man who was watching the Hariy
well and nothing new Is known Of IA
wells condition. A report was circuiate,
this afternoon that a gusher had be''
struck ip the Iowa colony, hut tho stea
was not confirmed. The Slaughter MAstA.
son well is the only well being drilled "
the Iowa colony. 1t Is about 1900 ftjc
deep !,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
WASHINGTON.

Secretary Gage produces figures to show
that the treasury is in a condition OF uneA-
ampied prosperity.
Authentic denial is made of the re-
port that Chile and Colombia had formed
an alliance for offensive and defensive pur
poses.
The International Banking company in
Shanghai has been appointed agent to col
iect the Chinese indemnity fund due the
United States
Secretary HAYS views on the proposed
German plan IN Venezuela have been com
municated to Germany.
Admiral Schlcy's Itinerary takes IN i
humber OF southern cities
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
To Locate Girls Industrial School.

Austin, Texas, December 3i--The com
mission 20 locate THE Girls Industrial
School Of Texas" will meet in Austin on
Tuesday January I, aud proceed from
there to the various cities aud towns bid
ding for This State school.
The itinerary will probably proceed in
the order given below Austin, San I'm
tonic. Houston, Huntsville, Bryan, Waco
Walnut Springs Dublin, Denton. Terrell,
jefferson. Grecnvilc, IilIsboro and Taylor.
Each town visited viii be notified by telc-
gram as TO time Of arrival aud tho train
bringing the commissioners. The dates OF
the hrst two cities visited arc: Austin,
January T. and san Antonio, January 5.
The mileage of this itinerary is about
1000 miles The committee ON itinerary
has reduced this 10 its minimum.
The great interest In the industrial train.
ing of our Texas girls is State-w wide, as is
shown In the number Of sites offered the
commission for the school and their widely
separated location. The timber section, the
coast country, the prarics and the hill
country are each asking for this school.
Helen NJ. Stoddnrd
Secretary Locating Commission.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
GERMANY WILL NOT ACT

BerlIn pecemhe, Sl.--ULuI Dr. O.
Schmidt.Leda the German minister 10
Neuczueld, arrive, at Caracas, which viii
be ahout January ;, nothing win be done
by Herr Won Pilgrim BaltazN the der.
man charge d'anairCs, there to press Gas.
ire further Dr. SChmidt-Leda bears in.
sttuctlpus from the German government
Caerotye measures will probably be an.
Piled N laar on i've weeks time II inter
mediate efforts shall have failed In the
meantime il IL possible however, that
events may shortel this period.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
sEcRETARY HAYs WeMs

Washington, December si-Secretary
Hays views as to the proposed German
program I'm Venezuela were communicated
10 the German government IN the shape OF
written memorandum The state depart.
mehl positively declines 10 make publ,
the memQral,dum on its substance but II
IS pointed Vui agalu that The baSls of the
pitrd states representations is tu be- look
ed for Ia the uttcfanceS OF President Roose-
Nelt IN his annual message 20 congress
touching the Monroe doctrine In Its appli-
cation TO South American countries which
do not pay their debts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
"A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather:
DOMESTIC.
Fair.

United states Senator Berry Of Arkansas
VIII be laid up for long time through In
juries received by fall.
Mrs. Emhart, widow from Ohio, who
was employed In Ardmore, !. H., was
frightened to death during connasation'
At Turner Falls, Mass, Louis Bitter ac-
cidentaily killed his clerk and then rushed
home aud tried to murder his family. He
is supposed to be insane.
Three were killed and two injured by a
boiler explosion near Prescott, Arizona
The funeral OF Senator Sewall took place
yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
THREE FAVoRITEs WON.
NobIeman's Victory Was a Surprise
New Orleans,

Nobleman's Victory Was a Surprise at
New Orleans.
New Orleans, December sl.-Monte Him.
yarJudge steadman and PIederich we're the
winning favorites.
Five and half furlongs- Kaloma, Al.
paea. II You Dare. Time l:l1
Five furlongs-Monte Hlmyar. Lady Al
berta, Puryear. Time 1 o6
Selling. mile aud seventy yards-1ndee
steadman, Pfestome. Pas the Fiddler, Time
f.J5.
Seven furlongs. handlcap-Nobeman b
q Fox. Semicolon. Time 1884
Selling, mile aud an eighth Farmer Ben
nett, Shut Up. Dorothy Lee. Time 2U3H
aHle-ilederlch Pirates Queen, Johi
Baker Time 1;5TA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
Southern Pacific to Build a Depot.

Galveston Texas December 81. The
Southern Pacific Railway company is going
10 erect a handsome brick freight depot
mt Galveston, which Will cost about $50
600 1t will be located ut Twenty
and Church streets, not very far FROM
where the present depot stands. T.. il.
Nichols, the agent Of the company has
the blue prints Of the building 1t will
he 800 feet long and sixty feet wide. The
office departments Of the building. which
two stories high. A contract for the brick
work of the butding has already been let
10 o Galveston contractor and the material
for the foundation has already been re-
ceivcd The site Of the building has been
staked on and work will be commenced
In 2 very short time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
COMMERCIAL.

pes on call in New York was strong
IL per cent
Eat Is unchanged, corn is X down,
Is higher and provisions closed 100
a cents lower.
sFcotton markets ruled higher on lighter
estimated receipts and good buying,
The year closed on the New York stock
exchange with a demonstration Of con,
hdence,
Dumas annual report shows marvellous
prosperity for 1901 IN all branches OF trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
Deadlock suu On

Mexico City, December a. deadlock
In the matter Of arbitration continues. The
chilean delegates want to prevent the com
pulsory plan from being reported to the
conference al an. whereas the Argentine
ahq fernNianS anlrm that they viii not
adhere 10 The Hague convention unless
theif compulsory plan also has the honor
OF public presentation to the conference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
oakland Results.

San Francisco. December si.--weal her
clear and track fast
-Four ma half furlonss.. .2.year.oid III.
Hes, selling-TOrso Maid Malaspina "a.
thcllo. Time :54%
SeYen furlonKs, selling Dangerous Maid,
Ce.ning Event, Edgardo. Time / "a
Five furlongs 2-year-oids, purse-fshtar.
Jaeuemlnot HubIno. Time 100
Mile, pnrse-Rolliek, Marechal Neil,
CRATER. Time TAI.
Six furlongs, selling Princess Titaufa,
vbntine Fitzkanet. Time 1i3h.
Mile and a sixteenth, selling -Artlia, Tim,
cattake. Time 1:30ih
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
FOREIGN.

Lord kitchener sends in his weekly re-
port Of Boer losses.
The deadlock IN the matter OF arbitration
In the Pan-American congress continues
and is likely to end in a disruption of the
congress.
Germany will not take action against
Venezuela until the German minister at
rlves there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
RICE MILL FOR HOUSTON.
Charter for a New Company Has Been
Filed at Austin.
THE NEW STATE QUARANTINE LAW
Is Being Called to the Attention Of the
County Authorities by State Health
Officer Tabor.
THE NEW STATE QUARANTINE LAY

Austin. Texas December 31-Another
charter was filed today which has FOR It's
purpose the milling Of rice, grinding corn
aud treating other grains, and to construct
warehouses and elevators. It's name is the
Houston Rice Milling company Of Houston.
Capital stock $4,000 Directors Bryan
Heard, George McFaddcu, +. Z. Dudley,
Bernard Brown, II W. Cortcs Delaney
Evans aud j. Lane all of Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
WORKING up information

Austin, Texas, December a1.-Mr. clifford
Brooks OF the university mineral survey Is
at work In the railroad commission office.
taking extracts from the testimony submit
ted before the commission on the oil rateg
hearing Of last August. A great deal ~
the testimony given az that time will an.
pear In the survey report on the minerals
In Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
The Stimulus
of PsgS'e Blood

That Is what is required by every
organ Of the body. for the proper per.
fornance Of its functions.
It prevents biliousness, dyspepsia.
constipation, kidney complaint. rheu-
matIsm, catar;h, nervousness. weak
ness. faintness, pinples, blotches, anc
all cutaneous eruptions.
II perfects all the vital processes.
W. p. Keeton, Woodstock. Ala. took Hoods
ssrssparilla to make his blood pure. He
writes that he had not felt we'll but tired for
some time Before he had finished the first
bottle OF this medicine he felt better and
when he had taken the second was like
another man FREQ from that tired feeling
and able to do his work.
H00eS'S SaseSaR6Ssissa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Accept no substitute, bu,
get Hoods today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

enough interest In the matter to get them
properly filled ont and returned The APP
puratious will NOW he turned over to the
city commissioners. Who viii appoint "a
committee to Investigate the MORT Of the
applicants. after which the fund will hc
distributed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
FootbsIIists CO u ealveaton.

NE local footbsii enthusiasts win 20 10
Galveston today to witness the game on
~ gtf41rsr there, They Will leave here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01

End Works on the Cold.
Laxative Bromo. Qnnlne Tablets cura .
ssolc In one day, No cure, no pay. Price
- SenA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
THE PILOT QUESTION.
II Is Still Being Discussed at Gal.
weston.
TWO BODIES HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION
Commissioners Win Pass Upon Relief
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pacific to
Build Depot.

Galveston, Texas, DeeSmber al. NJ. o.
Mennrd Of the board Of pilot commissioners
said today that the question OF whether or
not the pilot boat was forced TO remain
outside at night rested entirely with the
commissioners, as the pilots had to obey
their orders regarding the matter lie
said, though, that he did not think il neccs.
sary for the boat TO remain out and that
WAS the reason that 1t dld not do so. Mr..
Menard says that the boat remains out uu-
~ nighttaN and that Il goes out again
early the next morning lie states thut
sinus can be brought through the channel
al night and that they have been brought
both In aud OUT of the port at night Nor
eleu ships, however, SAYS Mr. Meuard, can
not pass the quarantine station after g
o'clock In the evening should they arrive.
as the quarantine officer refuses 10 board
them after this hour He thinks the pres
tnt agitation Is chiefly on the ,psrt OF those
Nho do not know anything about thc cOndi-
ions. The other side holds The view TINT
as the channel Is provided With gas buOys,
which were placed there for the purpose
OF lighting ii for the passage Of ships al
night, the pilots should remain ut their
posts day and night D. the beneAt % such
ships as may desire to.Iome IN during the
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
Land Sales and leases.

Austin. Texas, December 3l.-The receipts
for land sales and leases for the month Of
December ms reported by the treasury de-
nartment nre as follows;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-01
Two Bodies Held Tor naturalization.

Galveston. Texas, December 31.-Two
bodies We're recovered yesterday by the
force Of men employed In disnterrng the
remains OF unidentified storm victims
which were held IN he hope that they may
he Identified One OF these WAS thai of Il
white woman which Was found al Fortleth
aud T. II has q gold crowned tooth aud
Il gold hand extending across ihp front
teeth Of the lower jaw, An opal ring was
also found With the body. The other body
Is also that Of woman who had pocket.
book containing a piece OF paper Inscribed
Iull No, 1l04, Musician. The body OF the
Young lady found few days ago with a
large amount OF jewelry was never indenti-
ned. aud was buried with those OF the rest
of the unidentified dead.