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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Petition in Rankruptov At eeaumont.

FSiuON w OSUNuPtCy al OcadinOHls
Beaumont, Texas, February 2S.-Hram
Rudnick formerly a citizen OF Galveston,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy lie
gives his liabilities as S192j. evidenced by
notes payable to Leigh Thornton, and his
assets as 500, the present value of the
property given as security for the notes.
He claims exemption on pro-homestead
property In Galveston, valued at $1,000, and
on 500 worth of household goods
The Beaumont National bank has filed
suit against the Central oil company for
the collection Of a note for $1,000 alleged
to he past due
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|Tz IS NOW IN TRAINING
Is Rubin Is TO Act as His Sparring
Partner.
RESULTS on THE RACE TRACKS
oekhart Won Three Of the Fights in
the Cooking Main at San Antonio,
Sporting Notes.

New York, February 2s.--Robert Fitz-
mmons has returned from Chicago aud at
dee began regular training at Bath Beach
81 his fight with Jeffries. Fitzsimmons
as engaged pavilion as training quar-
ers. The large room has been fitted up as
gymnasium, giving ample room for work.
|us Rubin is acting as his sparrlng part
lex In the training
hi Paso. Texas, February 2s.-The local
ports will petition the managers Of Jvf-
Fies and Fltzsimmons to mold the big
ght at Juarez, just across the river from
h Paso. The idea is to have the fight In
he immense bull ring. which has a seating
apaclty of 10000 people. Little Or NO
iihculty would be found in securing such
concession from the Mexican government.
IA believed
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Nnw Business Block.

Beaumont, Texas, February 2s.-A hand.
some new block of buildings will soon
rise on Orleans street, near Bowie. Some
of the old buildings are being removed
and the active work of construction viii
soon be begun.
Tho new structure will be FIVE stories in
height, and will occupy ground space
Of GOxSS feet, filling the space between
the Serahno and Cunningham Dunlap build.
ings, The property belongs to Miss Mary
Walsh, and the new structure will Ia
known as the Walsh building. u, L.
Kaufman * Son are preparing the plans,
and the work Will he done under the super
vision Of Captain Jack Walsh
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Petition inRank runtov.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 2S-J. W.
Eggleston has filed petition in bankruptcy
in the Federal court; the liabilities are
s26, 1888, assets s4625, the latter consisting
of homestead and household goods, all
exempt The liabilities consist of out of
date judgments held by wholesale firms in
the North and East.
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Ad,,itt.s 10 Bail on Hsbeas Corpus.

Marshall. Texas. February 2S.-Henry
hester and John Morgan. indicted FOR
the crime OF theft OF money from
Joe Dandeline, l1te an inmate OF Buck
ner's eiphan home, near Dallas. which
occurred at the passenger depot Of the
Texas and Pa'.dc railway In this city Janu-
before Jndge Levy today After hearing
the argument OF counsel the court reduced
the bonds from 500 10 $500 each.
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Results at Oakland.

San Francisco, February 2S.-weather
ear; track heavy at Oakland.
Maturity course, rse-Ediuborough, Sir
'ougsl Loyal $. Time l:l0.
Seven furlongs, selling-phiI Archibald,
,egal Maxim, Plado. Time 1:3G%.
,Six furlongs, seliug-Foul Play, FL Rey,
,ral. Time 1:22.
lSiI and a half furlongs selliug-Quiz H.,
IIanero, Merops. Time 1:2S12
lSeven furonGs. sellinG-Bragg, Dunblanc,
lard Burns. Time 1:35.
Five and a half furlongs, selling--KildOe,
srestano, Derby Winner. Time 1:1o.
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New Texas Banks.
Especial 10 The Post,)

Washington, February 2S.-The comptroll-
or of the currency has approved the ap-
picatIon of Thomas f. Shelton, G. II. L..
White, w, S. Minis, j. A. Bailey, c. B.
German and others to organize the Farmers
National bank of Winnsboro, Texas, with
a capital of $4,000.
The comptroller has also authorized the
First National bank of Mesquite, Texas,
to commence business with n capital OF
$4,000 II. Kimbrough Is president and
Joe Klmbrough cashier of the bank.
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ANOTHER STRIKE PROBABLE.

Is Said the Huntington, Ark, Coal
Miners May Make Trouble Again.
tittie Rock, Ark. February 2s.-A Ga
tie special from Fort Smith, Ark, says:
wording to unofficial reports from Hunt
gton today. there is serious trouble brew,
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In DuvaI County.

Alice, Texas February 27.-A terrific
wind and sand storm from the northwest
all day destroying wlndmills, uprooting
shade trees and badly damaging II not
destroying large part of the young crops
The wires are reported down on the Mex
lean National.
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Much Sand at oakviIIe.

Oakville, Texas, February 2T.-One of the
most severe wind and sand storms that has
been known here for years began this
morning about o'clock and is raging at
L. The wind Is blowing a fearful gale
from the northwest, but there is no rain.
Almost impossible to get out of doors on
account of the sand and dust.
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cocKRELL NOT SATISFIED.
VIII Garry His Fight Into the State
Convention.

Convention.
Dallas, Texas, February 2s.-J. Il.
Cockrell. the Dallas member of the Stnte
executive committee, who led the fight yes
terday for strict enforcement of abe uni.
form primary resolution, purposes to carry
the light into the State convention cie
and those who agree with him Insist upon
shutting all counties out OF the temporary
organization that do not hold their primh-
ries June a. the date 6Xed by the commit
tee.
Mr.. Cockrelrs own county will hold it's
prlmarlz, March 10.
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Residence at Ennis Damaged.

Ennis. Texas. February 2s.-The homo
of Mr.. w. Il. Gilbert on West avenue was
badly damaged by fire this morning at 3
o'clock. The fire originated in the second
story and most of the roof was burned
of before the fire company arrived: IL was
then Immediately extinguished. The loss
was covered by Insurance.
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Residence at San Antonio.

San Antonio Texas, February 2S.-Iho
residence Of Or. J. II. carp on Crofton
avenue was destroyed by ire this after
noon Loss $1,000, covered by insurance
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Deed of Trust Filed.

Athens, Texas, February 2s,-Wadron &
Brogan of Malakoff. Texas, filed deed
of trust today in the Office OF the Hender-
son county clerk. Ii. l.. Flagg OF Malakoh
is the trustee
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Store Near Waxaohle.

waxahachle. Texas. February 2s-The
general merchandise store of j W. yanpelt
burned Mt Mount Peak wednesday night.
The house and stock of goods were valued
at about $1,000 and insured for about half
thaf
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Lookhart Won Two Fiohts.

San Antonio, Texas. February 2S.-Tn the
,cking main between San Antonio and
rcckhart, which began here today, five
,,hts resulted In Lockhart winning three
I'D San Antonio two. Betting was high
lad the crowd is all the house will hold.
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Residence at MIneoIa.

Mineola, Texas, February 2S.-Fire this
evening at 2:30 o'clock destroyed the resi-
dence of ]. W. McNiurry. Loss $500, in
surance S2IOO. Origin OF hre not KNOWN
Insured in the Northern
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store and ResIdence al Rondo.

Texarkana, Texas, February 2s.-The res
idence and adjoining storehouse Of A. J.
Thomas at Rondo were destroyed today by
fire. Total loss $110O; no Insurance. Ihh
storehouse was empty.
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PRESBYTERIAN SEMINARY.
A Statement Concerning It Made by the
President,

Austin, Texas. February 2S.-Rev. Il. X.
Sampson, president Of the Presbyterian
Theological seminary OF this city, today
gave out the following statenen; regarding
the seminary. which will open here tins
fall DIR. Sampson has been at work for
the past year raising funds in the Stats
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Petition in Bankruptcx.

Austin, Texas, February 2s.-A petition
in bankruptcy was filed today in the Fed
eral court by b. A. Coffcld Of RockGale.
Liabilities S3301, assests 5000, which are
claimed to be exempt
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sATsoN WILL BE BROUGHT BACK.
Says t4e Will Be Able to Prove His
Innocence.
Cspecial to The Post.

ST. Louis, February 2s.-sherin Perkins
of Calcasieu Parish, La, arrived at Spich-
ard, Mo. tonight and will take charge OF
Ed Batson, who is wanted at Welsh La
for the murder Of the Earl family. The
sheriff will start back with his prisoner
tomorrow.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

sig furlongs, selling-Corvus 100, Socapa
D3, Sir Christopher lo2, Ahama 100 0lek-
la 95, Onondaga 1O6, Weird 102, Kiss
.nick 100. Bob Baker 30, Annu 90.
-Four furlongs. -Eufalla 100, Sweet Nell
los, Sue Vius 81, The Ban los, Merry sis
Ter 10. Frank Rice 103, Disappointment
I. p7, Wilton no, Tom Maybin los.
Mile and one-eighth handlcap.-ln
10. Mynheer 107, Ida Ledford 96, Malay
J8, Strongest IS.
The Speed handicap, $1,000 added. six fur.
|mgs.-Sevoy 128, Andes 104, Marie Bell
10, Amigarl 81, st. Cuthbert 116, Tom
Kingsley 49, Maggie Davis 93, Imp. Albuld
Mile and a quarter, selling.-Beana 1903
|lghor 100, Elmoran 90 Silver Coin 1OI,
harles u. 100.
One mile, selling Choice 10, Musket
10. Eight Bells 9S, Annie Thompson "a,
Tue Ridge 81, AVIATOR 100. Balloon 30, Al
He NJ. 90, Digley Bell 50.
Sig furiongs, selling.-,Iohn Grlgsby 100
an Paxton 104, Lady Kent 81, Ben HUI
him 90, Orla So, Carl Kahler 10T, Add 1O1
eiphon 81, Haidee 90.
Clear and fast.
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Assiunment at Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, February 2s.--W. B. Green,
shoes, has made an assignment 10 Il. L.
Gwatmey. No statement.
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School House Damaged.
Colorado, Texas, February 2S.-The
school house was badly damaged by the
bow of Thursday.
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STUCK IN THE MUD.
After Helping Sister Ship, British
Steamer Runs Aground.

Steamer Runs Aground.
Baltimore. February 2S-A dispatch to
the maritime exchange from Cape Henry,
va, today says the British steamship Yeo-
man from Galveston for Liverpool, via
Newport News, is ashore at the point Of
Cape Henry.
philadelphia, February 2S.--The Woman
picked up the Spanish steamship Fresa at
sea, helpless with a broken propeller, and
towed her into the Delaware breakwater
on Tuesday Of this week. After perform
ing this service the captain Of the Woman
found himself short OF coal and he de-
clded to go to Norfolk TO refill his bunkers
before proceeding to Liverpool. II was
while en- route TO the former port that
HIS ship grounded at Cape Henry. A dense
foS prevailed ut the time.
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THE RACES.
bnly One Favorte Won at New Orleans.
Two Jockeys Restored.

New Orleans, February 2S.-Lingo was
he only winning favorlte. The stewards
ave relpstated Steeplechase Jockeys j.
Eormley and II. Hayes and the horses w.
rack fast.
Six furlongs, selling--Dr stephens, DIFF.
dance, Ante Up. Time 1916.
Mile and furlong, selling-Afra, Prince
emo, Joe Collins. Time 1867.
Sly furlongs, seling-Masterful, Judge
laeee. Royal Sterling. Time 1:15.
Slh furloDgs, handIcap--Lingo, AmigarA
eahn OF Giead, Time 1:14l2.
Alile and furong, selling-Deponan, Pay
ne Fiddler, Little Lois Time 1;55A
SIS and a half furlongs, scllnE-Lofter,
lchodale, McWilliams. Time 1:21h.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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ont AZ tho home Of Mr. and Mrs II r.
En,ron W-odnnedo, oroning 70 r,oot the,r
con Poy n Holman aud bride rha re
cei,,;ng marty coneistiny of Mr and Mrs
Rov r. Holman naid-of-bonor Miss olive
sarycn+ ,r1 Most NAV CIV r Holman
stood unfnr an arcb If white trimmed with
evorprcen ana hvdranpeas Cake and cot
foe were served
Charles T. Wood of this nlace and Miss
Gertrude Sevev of BOSTON were married
Wednesday evening at their future home,
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WIllIAMST OWN,

The travelling library. which has been
used by the Sunday schools of the three
village churches for the past six months,
has been returned to the superintendent
Of travelling libraries Mrs w. p. Smith
of st. Johnsburv. Another library has
been sent here which will be used in the
same way as the frst.-It may he news
TO some IF our flower lovers that there
are places in town where the closed gem
ti1n is as common as muleius in a pas
ture.-The ladies of the Universalst par
iSh are making preparations for their an
at the town hall on the afternoon and
evening Of Thursday, October 80. Articles
not sold in the afternoon will be sold at
auction ir the evening. followed by a
Iromenade.-SeVeralo of our teachers have
given notice that they do not wish to con-
tinue teaching during the winter and
there will be n number of vacancies that
will have to he filed by teachers from out
Of town.-There is to he a chicken pie sup
per from five to eight o'clock on the even
ing of the oath at the town hall. given by
the ladies' OF the Methodist Church. The
supper will be followed by a lecture by
tho Rev. A. j. IIoush of Groton on I'm
Gle Sans People. Through the kindness
OF Mrs j. X. Lynde, the social library
has received number of complete sets
of the Review of Reviews and st. Mich
oas magazines. These are to be suitably
bound and will prove n valuable addition
10 the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lessor OF Char
lotte have been visiting friends in town
for the past week
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two touchdowns from about the centre of
the field. Every man of the home team
put up good game. The game had to
be stopped several times in order to clear
the grounds for the game. First half, 10
minutes. second half 10 minutes. Referee,
John Wilson Umpire, Dick Gay.--Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson and two children
spent last week at Island Pond, Norton
and Canaan.-The Rev w. G. Davenport
will act as supply for the Episcopal par
ishes at Bethel ana Royalton for the three
months, commencing November 1t. w.
Potter, who has been working for n. *.
Wing during the past month, has returned
to his home in Hudson, N. H-Frank
Fisher of Burlington Is visiting his moth
cr, Mrs. Emcline Fisher.-Charles Waldo
has purchased the Guy Graham house of
l.. M. Wood for $500. H erman Morse
spent Saturday at Montpelier The prim-
airy building OF the Whitcomb high school
has been repaired and the seating room
increased by taking out the partition be
tween the school room and entry and new
seats put IND. w. Bliss received a tele-
gram sunday announcing the serious Ill
ness of his brother, w. IT, Bliss, at Mid
dlebury and Monday Mr.. Bliss and wife
went to Middlebury. W. II. Bliss visited
his brother at this place a few weeks ago
and was then in a very feeble condition,
but seemed to be improving.-D. w. Shaw
commenced work again in the bobbln fac
tory last week
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MOREIOWN.

daughter was born to the Rev. and
Mrs. O. b. Wells. October 19.-Dan Jones
and Mrs. Jed Haskins from Waterbury
visited their mother Friday, Mrs f. D.
Grifhth, who Is sick. DR.. Grout was call
ca to attend her.--Guy Jones and Burt
Stockwell came home Monday from Bos-
ton.-Frank Atkins has moved into town.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Atkins attended the
funeral of his uncle in Waterbury Fri
day,-Mrs. Austin expects to go to the
hospital soon.-- Miss Annie Hart is with
her parents this week, sick with cold
Mrs. James Mclaughlin Is caring for Mrs.
j. ). Austin this week.-Mrs.. +. Griffith
and Mrs. Jason Hin went to Bandsville
last week to visit their sister. Mrs. WILDER
Hill.-Will Kinsbury and Miss Nettie
Somerville of Windsor visited their pa
rents over Sunday.-Mr. Batchclder of
Barre visited Nj. II. Griffith over Sunday.
g. b. Evans was in town last week.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Miss Maud went
to Waterbury Frlday.--Miss Lulu Jones
and Miss Sarah Tompson were in town
Saturday.-Miss Daisy Atkins went to
Montpelier Tuesday to help her aunt, who
is sick there. Several from here attend
cd the promenade given by the Good
Tempars Friday night-Mrs. Nat Car
penter is in town.--A. NJ. Griffith is lay
ing the stone work for f.. A .Howes big
barn.-Gracc Boyce is to work for NJ. r.
Chiid,-Philip Goss had the splints taken
of his arm last week and is doing well.
H Q. Ward is away this wcek.-The
ladies prayer meeting meet this week
with Mrs. VIII Clark-Mrs. J. D. Bidgood
is sick with n cold.--J. w Taylor is 60
ing hunting for a few days.
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EORESTDALE,

Mrs. Myron Rickert and daughter Flor
cnce, of Putnam, n. Y, are visiting at
Frank Bump's-Mrs. G. II. Hewitt, re
turned last week from Brattleboro and
Springfield, Mass.-Miss Lizzie Naylor is
III with neuralgia. Miss Barbara Nick
law is visiting relatives in Montpelier. r.
George Larock of Burlington is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs Lewis La
rock.-Iioward Brownson of Bellows Falls
spent sunday with friends herc.-The La
dies Aid society met with Mrs. w. b.
Avery last week.-Moses Shattell has
moved to Proctor.--N1rs. Frank Downs
and daughter. Marguerite, of Arlington
are visiting at Daniel Blodgett sMrs
Ellen McCollum has returned from
several weeks visit in Rutland.-Charles
Bashaw of Burlington, spent several days
Bashaw, recently.-The harvest supper
held in the school house last Thursday
evening, netted the school about $40
Jerome Cole of Weybidge has moved in
to one of l.. NJ. Bakers tenements.-- Miss
Clara WILDER has returned from Hub
barton. where she spent the summer
Mrs. Harrison Williams is visiting her
daughter in Newcomb, N. Y.-Guy H.
Bump of Albany, n. Y, is spending q
few days here. during the hunting season.
Byron Andrews of Providence, r. J."
is visiting at William Hill's.-C. j. Brown
and son. Shubel have gone to Woodstock.
Joseph Bernor and Mrs. Mitchell Larock
are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. J. Fortier spent
Sunday with their daughter in Rutland.
Miss katherine Rooney spent Sunday
at her home in Mendon.--During the cleo
trical storm Sunday evening lightning
struck several telephone poles between
I'ucien Thomass and Harrison William s,
| spinterinE five and leaving traces on sew
eral others
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BET Hell.

Myron Morse lost a valuable COW last
Saturday. The cow was found lying in
the pasture with a wound between the
horns, and appeared to have been struck
by a spent rifle bullet-Mrs. Carl Cush-
ing and Mrs. l.. NJ. Green are spending
the week with their husbands at Mont
peler.-Carson Chase and wife of Detroit,
Michigan, are visiting at Robert Bur-
nett s.-Miss Catherine Southern gave a,
small dancing party to her friends, at the
Bascom House hotel parlors Saturday
Hanover. n. H., officiated at the Con-
sregational Church Sunday.-Miss Emily
Foge returned last week from a several
months visit with relatives in Chicago
Ill.-A public whist party will be given
by the Village Improvement society at
the home of Mrs. Mary r. Harrington
Wednesday evening, October 29th.-Guy
Wright is visiting relatives in Charlotte
NJ. e. Jennings has moved to Burlington
F. w Eaton of Boston Is in town this
week looking over the farm which he has
recently purchased of c. s, Davis-A. r.
Mack and family. who have been spend
ing the past year in Bethel have return
ed to their former home at Manchester
n H. The High school foot ball team
played a hard practice game with a scrub
town team Monday afternoon. neither
team scoring.-W c. Clifford, manager
of the Woodbury. Granite Co. and wife
and daughter are stopping at the Bas
com house,-C. II. Noble is stopping at
the Bascom house.--Frank Fisher and
Guy Wilson went to Burlington Wednes-
day. MIR. Fisher came to Bethel last
week expecting to make few weeks visit
but being in very poor health was forced
TO return to his home In Burlington.
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EAST MONTPELIER,

Miss Julia Gould is at home on a visit.
Mr. Tromhly has rented the Angel place
at the Centre.-Calvin Parmcnter has
traded his farm for place in Montpelier
and is moving his household effects.-Miss
Mary T.. Morse of Randolph has been
visiting at Mr., Gould's and Mr.. F'letcher's s.
Arthur Wilson is spending his vacation
at home and will return to his work In
Brattleboro next week.-Mr Williams and
Mrs. Roberts from Newbury have return
ed to their home after a weeks visit with
friends here.-Austin Templeton has gone
to Montpelier to take treatment of DIR.
BroCk.-A very pleasant entertainment
was given by the young people at the
Morse school house last Thursday even
ing.--Several couples attended the dance
at No. 10 in Calais last Friday evening. -
There is to he a box sociable at George
Goud's next Thursday evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.