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PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAIJsRoA

S4AIIONS foot of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
9Th ,The ieavina time fr"n, Desbrosses and
shat given heio9y for Tweafsefhird street
VI Fasr 70 two Euai Parlor
Cars New York Ptlsburg sleeping Car Pitts0uFs to
a. S4esso,. No coaches 70 Pitts5urs.
6 EMS and fIfTHland Com
For chaaFo ceHeand. ToieSo. clncinnsr Iad-
hon. hour train chicago. pullman Observation,
1 FSr foIs5o GTncAGo AND ST. LOUIS
SIS ~ ST Eofs 3 x ITFIs DlPlSs P5tssur Gin
f Err :, dPdi9 AZ I5aisvs P1i3g Car
o5 p NJ wsTES E 9sPfhassn ci:aso For
p eP PA scsfPTGay PRES Car Psburg and
Pan;s EGr loxvilIe daily via Shenane9sn Nai'ey
ST cvFaA lSHSiar Ax f1'1 ceiiScTSNaTI Ex-
saiTlSS5g S ssTsH Th f9d s S,TSHa.
Streets 10 ao S5 o ca S S. Sin Carr
Streets 50 DINING Car 2lo Dsshrosses and CGESa15
Rnjps cegs s25 Dining caT 45 Dinns csrl 3
S:5 iRas a ,d5s n Ginning ca aS?t M i:s CDi
Dining Cars 3 . DINING Car, 425 Dining carI. ass
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-E7pTes .s: Sos p 10
AT1-ANTTc' COAST IINE.-Express s-2s a. 92s
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY..'Florida and Metre p
p ih Limited. 1855 D. M daily Express. i-N
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
= OHIO R al m week
FoR orp FORT 9Sa 20 , r n as s1 SoRFoLK-755 a. m
weekdays and s55 D. m. daily. -,
ATLANTIC CITY.-9'55 a m. and 2.55 p. veek1days
Sundays. 7.55 l. m. Through Vestbued Trains Bnnet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches week-days Far,
Tor Smoking Car Parior Cars Dining Car and Standaru
Coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 m. weekdays. -,
For points New York and LOag Branch Railroad tIto
West Twenty-thfrd Street station SIS m u TO-
s25 80 and Ss wssdsys sgSa%ys s sss a.
SEQ a m l. 20 $40 40 and S.IO p. weekdays,
Sundays. 9.45 a. Sis N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 600 To 100
1910 Desbrosses and Cortandt streets 10 2@ 8iniing
Can. 1855 Dining Carr, 11-S5 m, 12SO tDinlne
Can. 155 Dining Carr 10 tDesbrosses and CoTtlan
Streets 220 255. 325 Dining Carr. S55. 40 -
Dining Carr ass Dining Carr. 555 Dining carr I'D
S.25 sos, - m. IL. 10 night Sundays 6lO %
ono coaches) s25. SIS o. % CDning carr &So CLlri
iJedl $50 1885 Dining Carr a. u DINING SsI
l.55 Dining Carr. 325 Dining Carr $50. 4z9 tbinne
Car. 455 Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr. 1-5S SIS
$50 9.25 m. II 10 night
Ticket ofices No., 1854 PSI Broadway. Is:
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue corne
10Th ST.. I Aston House; West Twenty-thlrd SueSs
Station. and stations foot OF DesSrOsses and cortland
Streets; SEQ Fulton Street SS BroacWay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII
through 10 destination
road Cab Service.
J. L. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger AGENT
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THE TRIBUNE. NETWORK

Western in tierces firm. SOS Sd American refined in
pals strong COS sd Butter nominal Cheese strong
american finest white 55s Cd American finest colored
hs TaIIow-Prime city firm Dos 3D. Turpenune-Spirits
Rosin-Common steady Is Sd Petroleuul--Re-
fined quiet Cd. Llnseed oil weak. 2iS Sd
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York November Z. 1902;
BEEVES-Recelpts les cars, or S0ll head, m
Guiding SO export alive lo for saughters ana
III for the market; making, with the stale cattle %
10 sold all at Jersey City with the exeeptIo as~s
cars There quite showing OF fairly sooo s
which sold al gust about Wednesdays prices; Isai1
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-Ctims from South
Ferry i've minutes eaTils ID
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAICH CHtNf-Z4OO t'-IS EaSton oniyl slO A ~;
A. IL. 100. so p NJ - -
NJ. 500 p NJ SunGays q = A. N
IAf(EWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT-
s4OO A NJ. 30 Is 40 Lakewood only. 4S0 p. NJ
ATISNS'TC CITY~+9.4O A. NJ 70. 20 p NJ
yINEI.AND AND BRIDGETON-fz4.OO A NJ. $50
LONG B8ANCH, AsBrRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASH0RE
POINTS-z4OO $50 1LS0 A NJ. 3.53. AS $50.
$50 P NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove. eco A. m-
PFiILADELPHIA (FtEADlISsC55
$50 - 90 1900. AGO. $780, 1890. 47-SO $500 P. ~
oath AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425, 1850. .1o.sa
81 80 A NJ. s10O. t'S4O. 800. 100. f9.25 p NJ.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSNIlLE AND
wfLLIANsPORT-l 400 z425. TS.G0. TO- 10 (l0.1oui
HOO A. NJ Reading o31yl Sl-OC. ID t@O0 = M>i
Pottsville and Harrisburg only, 1900 p. "
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov. Flour firm. Wheat, spring. stronger
Cor spot; No l carloads. Ioc; winter strong
30 red 7G2c. Corn lower light demand ard oIerisEs
No : DO 592c. frmer; No white S2$4c; No :
mixed 81 &c; No do. sic Barley 4I52g62c Rye. No
in store 54laC Canal freights firm.
Chicago November THE leading futures ranged as
follows:
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No 81 3,.-, S4S7j Total $50 928
hda9 yp ss S mgeh better trade
prices patents but az b auyers paid old asking
S!o MAS shepsted on these grades Feed advanced
ass So S WINTER P PatSni s. s 5S; 81 g. wnt 5
heT PSE sS Sas2t spot and
quoted Fair s S ro aSa e 1 9Fy 40 RYE
g CoRNMEAL-Duli: quoted E kin dreS 3 sosS
ana yeG% 81 as es s ME Gears. s sHf:s Fine
r. stea 6 Quo1ed Spring bran spot T5 sacks.
pTng bran niddling si7 1882 in 200 sacks city feed
bo o Hssse oil cake S26 500 oil cake. S24 IS
GRAINWHT fest S1e n wheat mar,
ket big export demand. which gave bulls more
% nan they have had in several days and advanced
Buying was on fairly active scale ali day the
sauatinE influence from that lime on up to the close
market while shorts everywheTe covered freely.
Which have been used as aEss nfe qb FeTiPs
week The market opened stead at Slight 5ene fr 5
within lse Of the hshest price On The bun move
PaT Of the Sa P kn st 70, nseST on scare N sGfs
account and part Of IL for Antwer nS The Iverpooi
Ts Of ~s . "a net higher hg; not T9s Of factor in
gated 1885 O0O bush about 100000 larger
crease about 100000 bush this week bulls felt that
a s e1 h sR9a hsye Pe nII s6s @ bs 5nS
were 500 cars agaRst sol cars last week and 633 cars
loads No ANTWERP II loads 10 hard Manitoba
winter outports ala II loads In addition Minneapolis
reported 100000 bush and Duluth 20 loads for export
Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis were as fol
lows: ! Manitoba. S2Tsc. No / Northern Mani
toba Sl|sc: No Northern Duluth, S2esc: No Northern
Duluth. sc, and No red NewYorS. a &c. all prompt
No > .CORN-Although there
export also IN speculative support
wheat and the market conse-
quenty dragged less during the with the
steady AdRc advance. The weather outlook
appeared favorable as the storm has disappeared
and fact together with rather liberal interior re-
ceipts acted partial Offset 10 the export business
1924 week The Liverpool market closed
loads No . corn No white at outports 10
loads were taken sales included No corn
30 OOO bush yellow and 1900 bush No . yel4ow
q ( Z Buffalo, No closed at CSC. elevator. ana
6fr Z o b afoat; No white and yellow, GIisc o
afoat - o ATS-There cash trade IN oats mere OF
40 O bush including bush for export; outpors as
d 10 900 bush The speculative market was neglected
West with steady undertone iol
lowing corn No closed 3iq3i &c; 10 j. 539t
3ss: No white a37c No white, S633S1ec: tach
mixed nominal track white. 35is 9SIc. and standard
white 36a. G37c. RYE-Market steady No NeStsF
5sizc ahoat; State rye 0ig5i5fc No 0i5Isd
~ BARIEY-Market quiet. freezing was qUyIsu a.
5ic and mailing s9q6lc both huhS!!o " he@
ic,uding -four exports for the week ending Noysnper o.
accordng 10 ''Fradstreet's. aggregate .l9oo oash
week last year Wheat exports since 1GIy aEsasl
o. "a 400 hush against i9s5s4 bush last season
Corn exports aggregate 1905 BUSH agalIst
yeek and 7Os bush last year For me nca yea.
exports are i926ssl bush. against H44"o'4 Oush last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-08

COTTON-It a day Of irregularity and violent
VACCINATIONS Following Unexpectedly strong
showing Liverpool the the local
frm, with prices up 3Q9 points. The Eng
close yesterday. due 10
come 2QA points lower. whereas that market opened
sdy decline al hut points This followed by
further cahles showing sun Improvement and
houses foreign connections also heavy buyers
OurrE The early trading. IN addition this, II
that the receipts were showing decided railing
on statements TO prove de-
cidedly bullish and which had become
beaTsh. consequently showing material change
Toward the bears made fresh raid on
values by a prominent Philadelphia party. Their
nuec favorable weather report tor the belt and
falling receipts likely 70
10 more than temporary statistical position, when
finally published. proved quite bulish anticipated
APPRECIATE effect the trad
ing From opening prices time showed
decline OF 70-S points. Following this there
rally fears that The market has been over
sol a general movement ~ cover by the room
clement who were disposed accept their fractional
profits rather than carry their commitments overnight
This huving rallied market the low point, and
tie close finally steady with quotations net points
points higher.
contract prices N fhe local market 10
Gay follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-08
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpeatine weak and shade
lower owing 10 prices being named al savannah
psi, was Grm and tar was steady. We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-On and machine ools S4's
GS5c -, :. "a
T9GTNComnon TO good straaed 81 1OaS1 80. D. 81 So
f. 81 *: F. 81 90 G, 81 50; II 50 10 So i9aS2 So r.
81. M 81 go \ So 80; W c. 81 ~; w W. 50 90.
STOCK on HAND
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER s. 1902

opened steady points decline closed steady net un
TScrS 70 points higher. November. sa0s November
son Dseetnbar-Janusry. 434s January-Feb-
ana Assvg 9i eeESaTy- March. MarehApr AprMay
SOS AahehesteF-Harns and cloths steady.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
~. For the week ending November T. 1902
Net reeellts at an Unlted statss rorts a,rins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-08

Wilmington Nov. Spirits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dons;
rsceptg 70 bbls firm 81 25QSl so: receipts l23
hbls Crude turPentne firm 81 toSS. receipts % ops
Tar drm 81 40 receipts, % ohls -
7-Turpentine quiet &c: receipts. lOfS
bbls sales eos ROsin hrm receipts. 25SA bills sales
10 exports 100 quoted; A. B. c. 81 IS; D. 81 40; 2
AZ = 81 so; c. 81 Co; 81 L 81 X. 81 SO; NJ
a. SS 30; W c. IS IS: W W, "a 10
Chareston, Nov. 7.Turpentine nru. 5O.ac sales. 90
bbls Rosin firm. UNCHANGED; sales. zoo oslso -, -
1.-EfeceiptS-t toS1n, pols;
pentne I13. Exports-Rosin. Costa Rica. 10 bols
London Nov 7.-ClosinS Turpentine-SPirits Sss Sid
Rosin-American, strained As I'd. fine 9s 3D.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The r-fsuns
"A received their UptJwn Once,
NO. l.s64 BROADWAY,
3dth and 31th SITS. until 0 O'Clock m
Advertisements will be received follOwns
al Offcs VIZ:
fh-ny 9 23d
12Th-st. OF East 15th-st.s 25s West be-
tween It'll and 18th .63 West I25th-st.s I,339
elst-st; I,5us Ist-sye.. sGth-st: as. Last
1.oth-st.: IoO Iremont-aye.: 600 ssd-aye..
4ist-st; o5i Sd nyc.s go Bleecker-st.s 326
bleecker-st- Brooklyn, n N-2lS GOurt-st.f
SI5 >mfth-st-: 1,oOf Gate>-uye. Newark. N. Z
IDA Broad-st. Also A. d. T. Offices !
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~, aoIssa CoTse market qqiet 30
cleared for the United States 1000 bags: cleared Tor
Europe 5000 bags stock. G70.000 bags Santos-conee
market du; good average Santos 4S300 receipts
bass: stock l.57s.0oo bags Hamburg-coHee market
opened = pfg lower; at $50 was net aga pfg
lower: sales 1900 bags Hayre-Conee market opened
quiet, : ? franc lower; u m unchanged;
n agiet and unchanged az $3.50 unchanged; total
sales. 90 900 bags 1922 600 which
EespectEely.
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ton Exchange special Liverpool cablss Spos ~
nDlerafs ceIaHnl: sales 1900 bsless fpeelson sne e
>xl 30. A,eg1ean 1000. uiddling upland. 900 u'ui
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LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher
IsOO a. N--For BtngEamton and Syracuse
'1OCO \ M.-FOr Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
s140 r M--FJr Buffalo and Chicago
TACO r. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
.6l0 p M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
$40 2 M--Ctica OsWegO. Ithaca Buffalo.
ECO A M--For ChicagO-Sleepers open Q p. NJ
Tickets at 11S 80 l1sS Broadway. r. r: Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn. sDaily. Except Sunday
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STEAMBOATS,

GAT@NTIl EVEMTEG GNNE,
Boats for CatskiH Hudson. Coxsackis and usual
landings. Cay q p NJ from n. r.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

.Not included IN the total.
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COTTON RECEIPTS

nc following the total net receirs ~ cotton ~ an
ports. since September 1: " i'iS u 0o''oh al All
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
The RuRNs an nvEesARY

Win Be Celebrated January % by the
Csledonans,
The Caledonians met Friday night and
completed their arrangements for the
grand celebration of Burns birthday ami
yersary on Friday night January %. The
following IS the program and biA Of fare;
Overture ...... Medley Of Scotch Airs
schr4ms Orchestra.
Bagpipe Threesodua-"cock o the North"
Charge playtad for the Hieiand Bri-
gads by PipeA Findlater at the bat
lie OF Dargai Alldge after losing both
.Messrs. May1 sparkle and DoRaidsoh
Address. Rev. wnt Hayne LeaVeil. D. d.
Threesome Fling twith bagplpe sceSra,
phnlment MisH Lizzie Wilson, Hiss
Purdy, Mr. WAn. + g. Chalmers.
Plano Solo sci bitch Air with variations
Miss B6A ssie Cochran. -.
Song lhy request. = IA Wee Drapple y
Mr wmt siYewrtght. :.
Harp Solo ......'I Slua Bells OF Scotland
Miss Ma MsEIrey. NJ. VA
Miss Bsslesie Hughes ,,.o.,,,0
Mr.. IisiaudS q II, bewais. 80.
Miss Ida p'Bucsiqghan: e.,
Tenor Solo. ......,sg The New Marie
AFR. Fredai f. Dexter.
Violin Solo Fsnfasi "a ...... .-...pe bef1'
Mr.. An. tou piehl
aanG. ..,.A, Ny Hee arts ~ The HaaAASai
kam Aaxy { aHAz Ea6as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

conceivable way that was artistic and
beautiful. These carriages were in charge
Of little girls ranging in ages from . to IL
years each dressed 10 harmonic with the
equipment they entered and each carriage
carried a doll that was dressed TO har-
monte with the general color theme. The
parade was on the parish house lawn Of
the Episcopal church and commenced at 4
o'clock, and with the weather all that
could be desired for such an event the en-
tertalnment proved a most decided success
and was witnessed by large crowd, chief,
ly ladies'. Yesterdays parade was a de.
cided improvement over any that have
preceded 1t and II these events continue to
grown In popularity the ladies in future
win have 10 seek more extended grounds.
The following prizes were awarded the
dolls:
Best rag doll. Ada Kopp
Best baby doll. Bess Williams.
Best small doll. under six Inches In
Best lady doll, Adelaide Goldman.
Rest old doll. Mrs. Ed Newbouer.
Best child doll, under twenty inches, Btr-
o' Best St child doll. over twenty inches. lisa
0G Rest Character doll "Falstar," entered
hy the Shakespeare club.
The prizes for the best decorated doll
carriages were awarded as follows;
First prize: pretty creation In green
and white chrysanthemums Bohhie Hamil-
ton, doll house.
second prize: carriage decorated With
white daisies and birds, Laura clarkson.
The prize Of a pair Of diamond cun but
IONS offered for the best float was awarded
10 Master Howard Foster for an automobile
trimmed with yiolets
Tho following we're those who entered for
,,-tIss In The parade; Helen Groody Louise
ErooSy. Adellae p. Goldman. Isabelle
vaughan. Katie Taliaferro, lrma Lee Camp
hoti Jennie Scott. Margaret NAPLES, BERTHE
Siaxcv, Rrth curtin, Bessie Ludwig, Irina
Ice Franks. Louise Franks, Laurel Clark
IN Robbie Hamilton Pattie House, Tony
Crswford Pearl Mulvey, BEETLE Scott,
Helen Cummings.
Fioats-Howard Foster, Harris Garnet,
rouis Krausse. Boyco Holman, William Nc
1 Clellan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19


regular monthly bowling contest this after
noon for the Hirsch medal.
The ladies Of Shearn church circles will
have q union social tea in the chapel Mon
day afternoon from TO O'Clock.
Dick Bowling camp will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting this afternoon at 3
o'clock at their meeting place in the Light
Guard armory
The ladies Of ST. Hary's Episcopal guild
will give an oyster supper on Thursday
evening, January %, corner Semmes and
Providence streets
Mrs Rorer the renowned caterer, will
be in the city, for one week beginning
February "a Mrs. Rorer, In her iine OF
work, is a celebrity.
The annual meeting Of class 80 Of Hous-
ton High school, which was to nave taken
place Saturday, January Is has been post
poned until Saturday. February /.
DR.. j. B. Gambrell of Dallas, GORE,
convention Of Texas, is in the city and WIZ
occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist
church at Bryan hall today.
Mr. E. NJ. Smallwood, who for some, time
has been representing Messrs. Peden d 90.
in East Texas, has been transferred TO
North Texas and leaves today for his new
field, beginning at Shreveport. La.
Slegle tent, Knights Of the Maccabees,
having secured tho hall at SOS99 Main
street, will give supper and entertain,
ment next Friday night complimentary 10
the iaeca bees Of the city and invited
friends.
There are undelivered kilograms OF the
office of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for Douglass Chllders, W !. Pea
body, Bessie Travis. Mrs. B. f. RILEY, J.
Enrenfeld, Mrs. Gertrude Scott and MISS
Mamie S. Bastean, John S. stockton anu
George Ross,
The are department was called BY an
alarm from box "a at :5T O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to No 1414 Capitol avenue. ownel
ana occupied by Mr.. c. X. Crooks, wheIe
a small blaze had been started IN the
Kitchen by the explosion Of a coal oll can
The hre was extlnguished before me ue,
partment reached the scene. Damage anou'
e.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

L. Lechsnsers during the past week ana
one which spoke volumes In favor Of Mr..
Lechsnger. and the estimation In which,
he Is held az a business man By the people
Of Houston, was when Mr.. Lechen-
ger announced that he had al lsst sue
Oeeded In securing a suitable hcase In
which 10 continue the jeweiry business In
this city. On Friday evening about s:l1
o'clock Mr.. Henry Brown Of Brown Bros.
and told Mr.. Lechenger that hia offer made
20 the arm for It's corner building was ac-
cepted. Upon this statement Mr.. Lecheu-
audience OF hundreds af the best citizens
Of Houston greeted the announcement ef
the continuance of Mr.. Leehsnger With
continued applause, and CONGRATULATIONS
poured in from every side TO Mr.. Lachens
ger on the fact that he Ss to remaia IN
business here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19
ERTY AVENUE CHURCH
J. PASTOR WILSON HAS DONE
FOR ITS uP9uILDlNe.
l.. Continue to Be Conducted BY
I.0oelist Sid WiIliams--crowds
Attend Every Day.

Ia. a wear ago the Liberty Avenue
church called r. D. Wilson as pas
IN, man has ever been moro success
- a church in the same length or
IN. church is rapidly growing, as
received about 1875 members. as
.roothed over several difficulties
y church. His people are faithful
"a people. Last evening 4 large nun.
~ Mis- folks aud friends sent supply
", rislons that will last more than n
4 and. OF course, chickens had TO be
4 makeup. Tied 10 the yellow leg OF
a these chickens was a card which
NE this: please prepare me for
= olnjstry." And surely the chicken
4 into the ministry. This church Is
time in a great meeting With Sid
ms and Prof. Brown as leaders, with
wives to help. Seventy-hve or more
already been converted. There is
d debt on this church Of 5000 which
kopgregaton expects to wipe out in
ear future. There is considerable talk
the proposed new church, which
number Il llousronians are itsiSt-
being organized under the leadership
sneelIst Sid VILLA ny. Mr. Williams
lred DR.. j. p. iambrcll 10 come TO
on for consu' .A:ion. us be sGyE
4 started by him must he VI tholul gh
[tby with the organized work of the
4 hoard. Or. Gam1re is eNncUted in
8ty today or tomorrow. DT. Gambrell
In evangelist have been friends Tor
~ NJ Years md he advice of Score.
&;ambrell will bave great weight with
kangelst. II this church is started a
A tabernacle will he thrown up on
a street or nearby, with seating ca.
Of 1000 people. Mr.. Brown VIII as
IN williams and at once 60 to work
6d up n choir Of fifty or 100 voices
Eharp, organ, violin ami cornet accom-
Ihents.
A nights service wss well attended
'<nc Of the best meetings of all. Three
"a with the church. One Was an en-
q on the Southern TFciGc pulling
II from Houston to San Antonio, and
Rmakes thirty eight who have united
( the Liberty avenue church. Quite a
|ker Of others have given their names
Slte with other denomina lions. Mr..
Inns will preach on "Baptism" at II
n today At $50 he will deliver his
d "Red Eye" lecture at Bryan hall.
u music will he had, led by MIR.
b and his $1,000 harp. The evangelist
breach at night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-19

January 11.--Nornlan Beal. coiored, 46
years, fractured skull.
January Ed Bell, colored. 20 years,
pulmonary tuberculosis Mary z. Green,
pneumonia.
January 1S.--Bedie stafford, % years, pull
monary Tuberculosis; Ida Telender. 80
years, typhoid fever; John Zurich, 80 years,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
January l4.-Hattle Ware, coiored, d
years, hurns; Virginia Cloud, colored, 81
years, la grippe.
January 15.-Aniss J. souza, SO years
senility; Mary Souberg-r 76 years uramiA
A. Lon Antrey 0S years, apopleIy; John
Kaue. 20 years; Mary Francis Petit. 90
years, pneumonia.
January l6.-Clegg Stewart. 25 years,
phoid: John Lewis Walsh, 40 years, typh I'd
pneumonia; Infant l.. A. HamberE. 2 . iys.
January III. r. Rhoads, 81 = ears,
apopleIy; Alfred Blackston. colo !. "a
years, general debility.
City Bealtt officer.