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wrrg A CAPITAL OF s2O.OOO,OOo.
REPORTED ORGANIZATION OF A CUM nv
TO TAKE OVER PROPERTIES Or
ASPHALT TRUST.

In ts reported that company. with CAPITA
OF about s2ocoOeS. is being formed Tor uie -
nose Of taking over the properties or the AafIa-
srrrst and that as a step in effecting the leo
sxation application will be mace III q -, Gov
.. rested states Judge Kirkpatrick. in Newark ior
the discharge of the receivers Of the G>a'io
Asphalt Company and the Asphalt COMPANY
America
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSHUA CASE. JR., AUCTION EtiR
For sale. at public auction, on SATURDAY
ApriI - 1902 at . O'Clock in the afternoon.
in the village of Unionville. Orange county:
N Y. on line of n. Y. s. & w. r. X; %
miles from New-York City, compleIe
manufacturing plant of about IL, 600 square
feet Of floor space, equipped with 20 n. p;
boiler and 40 h. p. engine. Has been used
as a silk ribbon MILL and has complete
silk ribbon plant of six Knowls looms
Buildings and machinery are nearly new.
This property will positively be sold TO Iile
highest bidder on above day and date for
full description of property and terms Oh
sail apply TO DR. F. w. DENNIS. Union
Vile ORANGE County N Y.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE.-We cure tumors'
ovarian diseases. fexious backache, pies
nervousness: stop harsh treatment; wheh
all others fail write us; free sample; con
sultation. ARCHIBALD AYERS, Loo
BROADWAY.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. APRIL s. 1902
LOST.


HANDBOOK No 365, 664 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having claim to it Is hereby called upon
TO present the same within ten days or SUD
nit to having said passbook cancelled and
a new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. SIT, $50, Bank for
Savings. go 4th-ave. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 753 100 Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave. New-York. Pay
n1ent stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 375. go Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution. Is missing. Any
person having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the Same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and one issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 400. 162.
of the German Savings Bank in the City
of New-York, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st-,
issued to Anna Daehne. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same If
not returned to the bank on the 10Th day or
April. 1902. duplicate will be issued
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CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
1875. 167 and les West 32d-st.

+NS"-l OIh Mdrch ~ iSu-
To Mrs. n. G. Tatum. Mrs Euphemia
Miller. Mrs. Elizabeth Devere Mrs. Eva
Ford. Mr.: Jas. A. B. EARL. Miss S. Banks.
Mrs. McKeone, Mrs. ]. FiIehne. Mrs VIM.
Kelly. Mrs Rosetta Mcmahon. Sarah Halli-
ran: You and each OF you are hereby noti-
fed that the time for the payment Of the
lien hold upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given you, / will cause
sonal effects and merchandise. stored by
you in my warehouses, to be sold at public
auction according to the statute In such
cases made and provided. at w. II. Flat
tau Auction Rooms. 13th-st. and Uni
versity Place. Borough OF MAMMA ttan New
YORK City. on Tuesday. April Is. and
Wednesday, April 49, 1902. at II a. M and
will be continued on every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter at the same time and
place. unit, all the goods are disposed Of
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
D. ED. IDEALLY. Prop'r.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ATTENTIONi-Men wanted cheap trip to
principal European ports: So TO 81 takes
YOU to London. Liverpool. Glasgow. Hull,
by doing easy work; also free transportation
procured Apply Steamship Offices. Clin-
ton-st or 73 West-st., New-York.
WANTED-Educated men of business
ability. Weekly salary or guaranty paid.
Call to s. DODD. MEAD & CO.. 1 West
3Jth=st., third floor.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

April 3. 1902.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
following described property. to wit: Beds
chairs, tables bureaus. linen. silver and
other household goods. pictures. musical
Instruments. bric-a-brac. trunks, boxes
barrels. personal effects. merchandise. etc.
belonging to or held for account of Mrs. A
Allen, Mrs. Andrews, A. G.. Barnes. Miss
Georgia, r. Buckiin, Mrs. Lucy II. Clark
b. s. Clark. John Coar. Mrs X. w. Coates
Mrs. NJ. Connolly, Mrs. Emma Cornwell
F. A. Card. Mrs. Agnes Ellison. Jules J.
GARNER. jr.. Mrs. Maude Grafton, Mrs. E.
p Harlow. Mrs. C. II. Hastings. Lawrence
Horton. Mrs. Rosa Lamb. Miss Alice I.aing
Mrs L. J. Monroe. Mrs. F. ]. Murray
Mrs. NJ. O'Mara, Mrs. c. B. Pitt. Albert
Pollock. JotI r. Wiltsie & Son. Miss Ida
Roberts, Mrs. Laura Kruger. Jurden E. See
ley. Mrs. A Singer, F. II. Kimball. Mrs
James Herman Mrs. Elizabeth Walker
Miss Sarah NJ. Waters. Mrs. n. A. Yates
will be sold to satisfy the lien OF the under
signed thereon at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, at No. :, 800 Eighth Avenue
Borough of Manhattan. New-York City on
Monday, April 14th. 1902. at 1920 A. NJ,
and on such subsequent days to which said
sale may be adjourned
Dated New-York. April 5. 1902.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY Ltd
2 296- 9S 300 sth Avenue. New-York City.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSNAKING.

DREsSMAf<ING.
DRESSCUTTING and MILLINERY sys-
tematicalIv taught; pays better than other
trades; night school. Monday, "Wednesday
Friday: 81 so stats you M'DOWEl-L 3
3l0-3lS 6th-ave
DRESSMAK Err would go to Newport or
other resort for summer with another
dressmaker understands her work th7r-
oughlv; references exchanged. b. r., Box
81. Tribune Uptown Offce. 1912 Broadway.
DRESSMAk Err would like place in private
family FOR summer: good worker; Al fit
ter: best city reference. NJ. F. Box ~.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1.242 Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

44TH-ST.. $50 WEST christian Alliance
House).-Family hotel: near Broad"as
all lines street railway and n. y ten ,i.
Station: accommodate 100: terms lnCS Us
meals ST d onward per day, 81 upward per
week.
Sc TO 60 EAST 59TH-ST.-fun hotel a.
commodations; light rooms with Drsi
fast and table d'hote dinner, nciuulne
wine for S12 per week: music. run NaIde-
ST ALBANS, EAST 31ST-Sl
Rooms single en- suite: doctor S ONCE:
private baths; dining room parlor iiooi
electric light: table board.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
HOME WORK. $40 weekly guaranteed: ex-
perience unnecessary. Inclose stamp Ior
full instructions, etc. Address Zolf
CENTURY co. Toledo. Ohio
50 To SO WEEKLY working Tor Us az
home; no canvassing: if now empiovee e
an hour or two evenings will add % 10 20
to your weekly income Inclose STAMP;
Work mailed on application. Address 2UIH
CENTURY MFG. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHNl TMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied also managing housekeepers, ma
irons. governesses. tutors. etc.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fice. No 1922 Broadway. I'd door north OF
3lst-st. until O'Clock p. IN. advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until S clock
o. m, viz: 25- Shave. g. E. cor 23d-st-:
FURNISHED ROOMS.
LARGE and small newly furnished rooms.
steam heat. hot. cold water: light. com
Portable fine location. three doors west Of
Washington Square. 30 Washington Place.
9th ST. - WEST.-Superior beautifully
located rooms. with without private
bath: gentlemen or couples. reference.
lI3TH-ST.. 231 WE.ST.-Furnished rooms.
private American family, breakfast II
desired. near Tth-ave Call evenings.
MADISON-AVE. Ts3.-In small American
family. two attractive square rooms on
third floor en- suite singly. for one or
two gentlemen; references.
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HUGH O. PENTECOST.
4ith-st. Sunday at IL a. III
The Progress OF Free Thought
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LAST MONTH IN BROADWAY TABERNACLE
Corner broadway and 34th-st.
Pastor, Rev. c. E. JEFFERSON. d; D.
Public worship. with sermon. by the
Rev. A. J. LYMAN. d. n. at II a. m. and
p. m. by Rev. G. ANDREW GORDON
Service in Mendelssohn Hall after May 1.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s1st-st- ant
West -ave-The Pastor,
Rev. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN,
preach morning and evening. Subjects: IL a. m
Vision of God; p m, AN Eternal question.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions 6 Ier
TIE Tribune received at Their OptcWn, -
sec No I.'r1 Broadway. ID door noittt -
3ist-sr until Q o clock y. M adVeLuss
,nents received at The following oranch o.
fices at regular office rates until 90 Siosa
D. m. viz 25i sth-ave-, $ e. cor. -SuSs.,r
f5s 6th-aye cor I2th-st.; 142 Cciumous
80. cor West feth-st 100 West 42d-st
west te5th-st: $50 East 4Ith-st.: / 5Ss s 80 90
ave-. between 10th and 18th SITS: l,o-o lar sa
ave. near 61st-st i. Ioo iss.ar T,,n,r-
Sotb-st IL East i25th-st-: T56 fremont
ave. $50 So ave. near 41st-st; oo4 so a. -.
90 BIeecker-st-: 325 Bleecker-st BrooKys'
n J-79S Brosd-sk And at AL \ d ..
OMEGA
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HrIIIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tahIes. high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union So.
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CARPET CLEANING.

w. WILLIAMS & SON,
G1o w. Nth ST. F I'll; side
CARPET CLEANSING. Established ls'o-
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANSING %
Cleans bv compressed air. steam. hand or
IN floor SIS Broadway. 421 East foth-st-
cor e. RRhNDT Tel 49, 3sth.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHI FSrH cor
ner 22d-st-Rey. WALTER DUNCAN BItHANAN.
D. Pastor breaches II a. and p m Preparatory
service "Wednesday next. = m.
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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY No 200 -aye.-SGnday afternoon service at
4 80 O'Clock. Preacher. Rev. President WILLIAM j.
TUCKER d d. LII D.. O Dartmouth College. All are
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Gpring Resorts.


Beautifully situated directly facing the ocean L1als
Parlors end Of hall each sleeping io1 bo an
looking the private baths containing hot an
cold sea and fresh water. Golf privileges qoltie
mailed. WALTZ Elk j. pCN>'i'
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WASHING. By woman: 70 go oII az t ~ 80, -
or az home. SULLIVAN. 10 Washins-
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CHANRERMAID. or care for sentlemen's
rooms. by neat colored girl BLACK
WELL 2O6 West 27th-st
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ALI, ANGELS CHURCH. End-ave and s1st-st.
Rev. s LANCEY TOWNSEND. D. D., Rector.e
Communion; IL a. morning prayers Holy
Communion by the Rector; i p. m, choral
eyensonE. Strangers welcome
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WORK WANTED.

l@R1e.
YOUNG MAN. p. at anything. with wnoie-
sale house. i've years experience IN snip
ping department; chance for advancement
personal reference: honest. obiiging. w.
MENGER, f72 St Paul Place, The Bronx
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

ALTERNATELY young Spanish-Amerl-
cam 20 refined and neat appearing, hIst
class penman and correspondent, SPEAKS
correct English. desires engagement Win
an invalid; capable of taking full charge
as companion and secretary or attendant
willing to engage where good remuneration
is offered for first class service; exceptloA-
ally good recommendations. Address
SPANISH AMERICAN. Box 80. Tribune
Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CARFTAKER-Color woman. fourteen
years reference wishes a house 70 care
for during the summer Address 40 East
53d-st
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DEATHS IN TEXAS,

WEssNER. Temple. Texas, June, "A =
John Martin Wcssner, former rcnpe
m Bg ana member of the 9 ,gar,o orl'g c 9i
al Dallas YESTERDAY after lingering w
ness. Mcssrs. Arthur Halnes hnd JACK
White ~ delegates from the Temple inigc
went to Dallas last night 10 attend tho
funeral today.
EILERs Fayetteville. Texas June "a
Ernest Eiers, who cicd AZ No1kun Ten.
ns, on he night Of he I'D instam Of
heart foilure was this morning laid 10
rest nj The family cemetery IN lin's Pnl
rio, about two miles from hers. >lr niGrns
WHs Born in Ross Prairie December ~
isIi. consequently 30 years orr and IN
the bloom of manhood. lie had hecn IN
business NJ Noakum six years ne was
the youngest Of slN brothers ana enNcs
ihrse and two sisters 20 mourn BIZ loss.
MS lumented fathc was one ~ the FIRST
settlers Of Ross Prairie, Rev. Pgzdrnl
prcnchrd Ea funeral sermon ana MI tue
irothrrs ana sister and u large conconfse
N fimds followed the remains 10 their rest
ing plnrc. Kind hands placed nornl oner-
Jugs on his grave.
HESLEP Caldwell Texas. June % =
Died ~ Caldwell. Texas. on june ~ 1902
Miss Vlckie lIeslep. daughter Of Mr. w. y,
and Mrs. A. T.. Heslcp. She was born ana
rdIaed iu this county For mare Than nine
teen years she had been an invalid
COLLINS Marshall. Texas, June q. :,
Mr.. &. e. Collins, n wellknoWD citizen or
Harrison county, died Yesterday ~ ms
home in Hallyille. lie was II years old
BINlAtIs- AlfhluNtFs lfNaNs June "a
a. Bishop. aged Is, died Sunday al his
home several miles southeast Of town after
q long Illness. He was an exContoderate
and had rested in Collin couhty FOR many
years
GRANDE. Corpus Christi, Texas. June
"a Francisco Grande, familiarity known
throughout Texas as "PanchO Granne,
died At his home on the hluf here sunday
nigit az 8 o'clock after short Illness. ne,
ceased was n spanlard. aged 81 years. aap
ono of Corpus chrlafs pioneer residents;
lie had conducted a saloon and dance hgil
hero for years and wRs computed Ia be
wcl-to.do. His funeral occurred last even
I ine.
ElLERS Yoaklm. Texas. Jnno ~. Nr,
i,rnest Eilcis Of the firm OF Kaiser 4 Elieff
died last highi. aged about 10 years. Ny;
Z Eilcrs mas unmarried, but leaves SEVERN
( brothers. one OF whom. q, Etefs lives
/ here, The remaius were this AFTERNOON
/ shipped 10 Feyrttevilis, the old hena % az
/ ceased, fer lhtsfmsnt
pAyIs.-Aibsny, Texas. blss ss'~sels'
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THE JENNINGS FIELD.
Another Company Has Been Organized
and Has Let Contracts.

Jennings, La, June 25.--Another oil com.
psny to operate in the Jennings field was
organized last night, The name Of the
new company is the Northern OIL company
and was organized by some OF the most
prominent stockholders In the Southern oil
company L. L, Rowson being president aud
H. X. Midkoft secretary aud general man
uger.
This company is capitalized at $4,000,
The tract on which the hrst wells will he
put down lies within twenty feet OF the
well known as Southern No 3. The con
tract for two wells has been let
AS soon MS the celebrated suit Of the
Cochran heirs against the present occupants
Of the land Immediately adjoining the
proven field. which suit Is being tried to.
day, Is decided several other companies
Will commence operations. The controversy
as TO the title OF these lands has delayed
the starting of several wells. The new
liner for Jennings No, >, which was ordered
to replace the one which was ruined Will,
trying to place IT In position arrived today
and by tomorrow night the we'll is expected
to gush.
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Oranae News Notes.

Orange, Texas, June % The instala'
ton of officers Of the Madison lodge An.
cient. FREQ and Accepted Mlsons. took
place here last night the ceremony in con.
uoctinn being exceedingly impressive ItG
C. Davies. A UNIQUE feature OF the install
lallnn is that nearly every officer is a
thirty second degree Mason. i1a officers
installed are rs follows. y, j., carry,
senior warden; Charles Mclarlanc. iuulo"
warden; j W. Parker sccrriary; ~,
Mossiker. treasurer; NJ. q. Davies sen.
Tor deacon: James Craw ford junior dencoh'
II. 7. Fountaine. tiler
The Bpptists are holding big proIrlcted
meeting in the suburbs of Orange ana u
Is one of the most successful they nave
have lecn added to the faith as u direct
result. of the meeting.
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Victoria MunlolnaI ltsn,s

Victoria, Texas. June %. AT Monday
lights meeting Of the city council Mayor
Schneider appointed Alderman Herman
Fischrr to fill the vncancy caused by The
recent death or City Assessor and Collector
j, { owens, aud an election was ordered
OFT July Is to ill the vacancy In the Scconi
ward caused by the resignation Of Alder
man Fischer to accept this position.
On the same date the proposed issue NJ
SfJOp fortV-yonr 4 per cent bonds, for the
purpose Of putting In twelvc-inch IN place
of the present eight-inch main from tho
pump house q the standppe, W. be sui
mitted to the people.
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TEMPLE TOPICS.
Another Policeman Is to Be Put On
at Night.

Another Policeman Is to Be Put On
at Night.
Temple, Texas June 25.-At the regular
meeting OF the city council yesterday aftef.
noon 1t was decided that the experiment
of but one officer Oh the police force at
right was not success and Mr. ". 49,
Farmer was elected TO M the place, begin
ming July ], Alr, Farmer j. ut present
constable and will resign that position.
Meade s. Miller, who Is the delnocIutlc
nominee for constable In the November
election, Will most likcy MI ont the I'M
expired term OF the uonstable's place,
A petition from Cheeves Bros. and the
liotal Groyery people asking that the hair
block extending from central avenue 10
avenue Is on which their business houses
are located be Included In the lire limits
was fayorahiy acted upon and an ordinance
covering same was ordered Trimmed.
I warrant was drawn In favor OF w. Il.
Branch covering a strip of land for street
purposes opening up French avenue he
tween mud across Fourth, sixth ana Eighth
streets, nnd opening sixth street from
Downs avenue 10 Harneld avenue. rus
will mike some additional resmencc lots ~
IA most desirable portion OF town aud finally
settles "A matter that has heeh u complaint
The ordinance asked by the Federated
Wumans clubs as precedent To securing
the Carnegie donation OF ShIuuo Tor pun
II
the rules This ordinance npproprates SlUA
per year out Of any fund not now appro
| propriated for maintenance, Increase, etc
| ~ tho institution. In effect, 1t Is 20 MAXI
| tho city n marty to the deal, more IN guar
| diansbin OF The fund for maintenance
which is expected 30 be raised by the clubs
| without having recourse TO any pubic
mnnevs m tho ordinance he satisfactory
10 Mr.. Carnegie the library will be Sc
| cured. 49,, -
The Artesian BottlnR COMPANY, new
| n,anufacturiuE enterprise, has Just gottei
| 90 n,nchinerv in working condition aud bo
| gun the manufacture ot Artestan bottled
| Goods Tho new business occupies part o
| sbo natatorium building aud uses the af
| tesian water. which Is owned ana eoniroile'
| bv tho natatorinm people.
| "A cage of ten OF dozen squirrels y
| ,ront ~ ope Of the grocery stores IS to-
| delight Of the children ana OF many grown
p' Mr and Mrs, =. {. Rogers are in tn'
| c,tr from Maxahsche nm visit - IN
| Family Of Mr. Pat CheeTes. hr. hogers !
| manager ~ tho Cheeyes Bros business II
| WaNahachie. :, ,.,.-.,,ua 10. ,..,,,
,rhe family OF J. II, cleveland isft yes,.I
a,v ,or Beaumont, where ther will Join MI
| S1s-sisnd who Is at work there.
rsntsin n. c, Smith made bushes
-,sis ~ Corsteana yetterdsF.
wv Sr,,i i.razier was vifitins bis Dothsf ser
lf,orn DALLAS yesterday
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X Is understood that all the monoy neecs-
sary to put the enterprise through has been
secured and they will not be delayed in
the matter any further. II win have a total
mileage Of thirty miles.
80
The tone on the oil exchange today was
better than usual. The following are the
transactions.
Gladys OF Benumont. 1000 shares az Ie.
Gold E1ale, 64o0 shares at liMc.
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas, 500 shares
at ioc.
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas, go shares
at nIsc.
Independence. 1000 shares at 2gc.
heotty, 200 shares az tfkc
Anglo 5000 shares at 2isc,
Anglo, 10000 shares, at 2Ac.
Ang.u, 300 shares at 2Nc.
Con Nat. $4,000 shares at Toe.
Dividend 3TOoN shares nt IL.
Horse shoe. 1900 shares at 2i5c.
at &c.
Independence 1900 shares at 2Mc.
OH (. o. b. Gladys
No, = In tanks ........,,...... IS
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FOUR WeDoINGs.
Well Known Young People United h
MARRIAGE asst Night.

Well KNOWN Young People United ir
Marriage last Night.
Inst night was marked with several larss
weddings, the ceremony taklus place IN the
majority Of cuscs at home.
The wedding Of Miss Murinn Roberts and
M William SoWder was ono ~ The pretty
home Affairs. The home ~ Mrs Roberts,
on crawford street Uas beautifully dee,
Grated. and the cefcmany which took place
~ O'Clock was followed by a largt reutlr
tioD, Miss Roberts was attended hy M
sister Mls~ lone Roberts, and Mr. Sowder
by Mr. r.tluck Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical college; little NATHAN II II
seward Bnd Marian seward Roberts acting
as tower girls The Episcopal service WAS
sowdct loft on the late traiu for Colorado,
where they viii spend the summer, return
ing In the fan 10 Bryan, where they VII
make their home.
Of Miss Levy and Mr., samuel iiirsch.
which took plnce AZ the home Of the brides
fniher. Mr.. Jacob Levy, SIS Travis street
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Cohen ~ Galveston IN the presence OF \
large circle e relatssSs and fpenaSS hs raly
nGd Su th W wee,n mpn march ara the sreom
T Wes Intended by Mr. Meyef Levy. Feilow.
iug the ceremony was the feast and dance
IN Max lryltz acted as master ot gels
iaft on the evening train for Colorado, Re
turning. they Win be at home az SIS Travis
street.
The marriage of Miss Ida wlnkler ans
MIR. Emil sterenborg took place at the FITS
Presbyterian church last evening at hall
past Z g'clnek the cerenoly helnE per
formed by Rev william Iiayne LepyelL 4
reception 90 the wedding party and Fsls.
lives followed at the home ~ the hrlhe's
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. c, Wnkler sl3 4 Sc
aycuue The brides nttendnpts were Misses
Lulu Stdpi Bertha Knodel. cereiia Clay,
Aivino Sulet, Mrs = j, ollFn, Ida Mae
Ollrc and Julia Frederlcks, The Sroam was
attended hy Messys otto Sense. hest nlans
Fred Wlnljer. WIN pissen, Massis n9Iep,
Chnrlie I.il,enthal, uslers; George WinklA,
VIII stercnlerg ~ olive and Charles Sell
tcgast. groopsuleH. Mr.. ana Mrs, steEes
berg went TO Colorado 70 spend their
honeymoon. and on ihelr return viii be
AT home in the handsome new residence on
Hamilton street.
Thc marriage Of Misc Cora Waldo dsugh.
ter nf Mrs Jennie waldo, TO Mr., Pierce
Bntler Of New Orleans was enc Of The
pretty quiet home weddings taking. pie1e
list evening. The ceremony was performer
at half PAST s o'clock by Rev, ". w. AYES
In the presence Of relatives aad fe~
frip