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TRUSTEES SALES.
DUNcANsoS BROS. Auctioneers.

DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO BRICK DWELL
INGS, nos. 81 AND sic TENTH STREET.
SUUTHWEST
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust recorded
IN fiber 22s5, folio 81 ct seq. Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia we shall
TUESDAY, July i, 1902. at O'CLOCK, P.
NJ part Of lots 90, q, and . IN square 3Ss
ashington, d. C.. beginning for the same az
the southwest corner OF lot 20 and running
thence east with line OF public alley IS feet;
thence north > feet thence west IS feeI 70
Tenth Street west; thence south % feet TO
the place Of beginning. with the improvements
etc. Terms cash; couTeyancinE etc, az pur-
chaser's cost. Deposit OF SI00 required at sale
and sale 10 be completed IN 80 days otherwise
resale at risk and cost OF defsuziuz purchaser
ALBERT L. RICHARDSON,
JAMES T. FEDDON,
e2-cSds Trustees.
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CAPTAIN GIBSON IMPROVING.
Aged War Veteran Able to Be About
His Room Today.

Capt William Gibson. the head OF the
printing firm Of Gibson Bros. wha has
EeeR seriously III at his home. 1922 5
Street northwest, for several days, was
reported this afternoon as being much
improved. lie was stricken with a slight
stroke of paralysis several days ago and
IS still confined TO his room. though able
to be ont Of bed
Captain Gibson served throughout the
civil war as Il member OF the PurDcIl
Legion lie is we'll known among the
survivors cf the war. He is native Of
Baltimore. but has been for many years
. resident and prominent business man
Ct the National Capital.
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ISRAELITES SHUT
OUT OF MANCHURIA

VIENNA. July S.-The "Nieu Erie
Press, TO-DAY saws that ali Jews have
been prohibited from settling n AIancnu-
ria OF. even travelling through the prov
ince. except with a special passport,
which it is practically impossible to ob-
tain.
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POSTMASTERS NAMED
DURING THE SESSION
Nineteen Ogt Of z,6I1 Failed of Con
LT-atI0n.

master General. sis morning gave out d
summary containing the number Of nom
nations Of postmasters TO the Senate
during the first session OF she FiH~-
seventh Congress
according 20 cha statement there were
--flI Fcstmasters nominated TO the Sen
ATE from December p 1901. 20 July j.,
1867 J. nominations were withdrawn
from the Senate. 70 we're not confirmed
hy the Senate. and were rejected by
;bat body The total number o. pest
masters confirmed ly the Senate was
2.573
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WITHOUT FRIENDS,
TO P0TTER'S FIELD
Unknown Youth Consigned to Pauper's
Grave

The body Of Charles Washington. who
died in the p2lice ambulance or Friday
last. while en- route to the Homeopa-
thic Hospital. has been buried u pot
teT's field. no friend or relative having
been found.
Washington was a consumgtive. and
vas seized with hemorrhage On the
street Before he eouid be conveyed TO
the hospital ne died L was not known
where nc lived, and all efforts to find his
friends have been Eruitless.
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PROPOSALS.

PNEUMATIC TUBE NAIL SERVICE-POST-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. c.
Nay %. 1902 SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received az the Office OF the Second Assistant
Postmaster General, Postefiee Department, until
P n. JULY p. 1892, FOX the performance
Of mail service by pneumatic tubes. OF other
similar devices, at the following cities; Bos-
ton, Mass; Brooklyn. y Y; New York. y Y;
St Louis No; Philadelphia. Pa; Washing
ton, d. c; Chicago, Ill Pamphlets giving
description Of routes and requirements under
the advertisement may be had on application
10 the Postmaster at any Of the above named
cities. or upon application TO the Second As.
sistant Postmaster General, Washington, D. c.
Il c PAYNE, Postmaster General
Ic2. 2.lo,I7,2i-iul,s
PROPOSALS 5 Department Of Agriculture.
Office OF the Secretary Washington. D. c,
July l. l902--Ssalesl proposals VIII be received
at the office Of the Discussing Clerk until 2
P N. THU RSDAY, JULY 10, 1902, for ths
erection OF 4 brick warehouse and Office bujld-
ID=s on the grounds OF the Department OF Agzi-
culture. The plans and Specifications may
be seen between the hours OF 9 a n. ande4
p m elther at the ONCE OF the Chief Of The
Bureau of Plant Industry or AZ 1855 3 street
southwest. Bids must Be incl0sed in sealed en-
velopes, addressed 80 the Secretary OF Agri-
culture, AID marked proposal Tor Brick Ware
house. JAMES NILSSON, Secretary
jE3,5,s
OFFICE. OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
BITRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, july l.
Igl2--SEALED PROPOSALS viii be receired az
This office until L O'CLOCK NJ, OF the TENTH
INSTANT, to furnish to the pistTic1o Of Coiun-
bia, for use 1T the Bathing Beach, on the inner
basin in Potomac PsrS, 90 cubic yards, more
or less OF clean river sand, 70 be delivered
at such points on said basin IN such gu8nti-
ties. me- less tba1l the customary barge load.
and al sueh times the advisory COMMITTEES
on the Bathing Beach may direct. The right
70 reject any and all bids Is reserved. HENRY
B. r. MACFARLAND, JOHN " ROSS. Il c.
NEWCOMER (Acting) Commissioners OF ths
District of Columbia iy3,4,5,7,5,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, July
/ Ie13--SE8LED PROPOSALS VIII be -ece5Fed
at this Office until y O'CLOCK u on THURS
DAY. the TENTH INSTANT. to furnish and
erect additional metallic file eases and book
racks in the Office Of the Register of Wills os
the District Of Columbia, similar 10 those
row N use IN that Office Further information
may be obtained upon application TO the Reg
ister Of Wills in the east wing OF the coust
house. The right TO reject any and all 5ids
Is reserved. HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND.
JOHN ". ROSS. Il. C, NEWCOMER. (Actinzl
Commissioners OF the District oi Columbia
E3.4,5,7,s,9
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STRIKERS CHARGED
WITH B0YC0TTNG

POTTsvILLE. Pa. July s.-Three
striking miners we're arrested at Oneida
today for boycotting- It is charged that
these men composing q committee, visit
ed merchants and induced them to
charge exorbitant prices for goods sold
to non-union mine workers. They were
held in $500 bail each. for trial
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WENT OVER RIVER FOR
CHICKENS NOT POLICY
Judge Djetrusts Barbara and Gives HaF
Sixty Days.

Barbara Dorsey, colored woman
about forty years Of age. denied in the
Police Court today that she was agent
for q Jackson City policy joint. A po-
Hceman testified that he caught the
woman with a number of suspicious
slips with figures on them.
Barbara admitted making frequent
trips across the bridge, but said she
went over 20 buy chickens. her favorite
m0rsel Of diet She got sixty days in
the workhcUse-
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Kingls Yacht at Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, England, July S.-Tte
Kings yacht, the Victoria and Albert.
was today brought to the dock yard here.
to prepare her for his majesty's proposed
trip when he RECEIVERS. A new dynamo
viii be placed aboard the yacht TO pre-
vent vibration.
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STOLE S.: FINED $50.
Harry Lewis Visit TO a Friendly Dam
ssTs Home Proves Costly.

Harry Lewis. q young negro. paid Lulu
Thomas, also coIOred. friendly visit at
her home in Jackson Street northeast.
Monday morning, and when he departed
s. that LulU bad saved up was missing.
II the Police Court today Lewis vas con
vieJed ~ taking TIE money.
Detective Larry 0'Dea found Lewis I'm
q barroom treating his friends with the
funds Lewis was fined 800 on a charge
Of larceny and in default VIII serve Two
months in the woTkhOuse.
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BORN TO
ffR. AND MRS. AST0R
Little Heiress Arrived Yesterday and
Is Thriving.

NEW YORK. July st was said at
the home Of Col John Jacob Astor. $40
Fifth Avenue. this morning, that Mrs.
Astor and their daughter. born ycster-
day. we're both doing very well indeed,
and had passed a comfortable night
The baby was said to be thriving.
rs soon as practicable. il was said,
the Astors viii 90 a their Newport
hone for the summer
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EARL OF ARUNDEL
AND SURREY DEAD

LONDON, July s--Thc Earl Of Arm
del and Surrey. only son of the Duke Of
No-foH,, died this morning. He was
born IN 1879, and had been an imbecile
the greater part Of his life
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Dr. 60 60 Imprcved.

The corditlcn Of Few Dr. Thomas
Chalmers Easten, pastor Of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church was reported this
afternoon as much improved According
TO the statements Of Dr. Hazen, the at
tending physician, DR.. Easton is rapid
ly progressing towards cOnValescence.
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JUDGE RAMOS, OF
PORTO RICO, RESIGNS
Identified With Organization Antage-
uistic to Union Labor.

The resignation OF Judge Ramos, Of
the Porto Ricau federal court, has been
received and accepted by the Attorney
General
Judge Ramos was Identified with a
Porto Rican psatical organization
known as The Mob, whose hostility
to labor was complained Of by the
american Federa ton Of Laber.
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Indicted foz Murder.

RICHMOND. Va, July 8.-petectives
J. \. Jones and Isaac Kuhn we're tndiet-
ed yesterday en- the charge Of murder
ing Harvey Williams, whom they shot
without warning.
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Trade Prediction for Canada.

LONDON. July S.-At a meeting Of the
Hudson's Bay Company yesterday Lord
Strathc0na expressed the opinion that in
another decade Canada would be able to
supply the whole OF the foo6stuffs for
the United Kingdom.
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Brilliant Gathering of Mil
liOnaireS and Society
People.
RICH AND COSTLY GIFTS
Alter Breakfast Departure Is Made for
New Eo-l1. the Bride Driving Her Own
Horses 70 Pittsield to Take Special
Train

LEEOE 4asz-. July S-Ia Trinity
Episcopal Church at noon tcdS- MISS
Lila Vanderbilt Sloane. daughter o. 1lr-
and Nrs. William Douglass sloane, CT
New York and ,Lenox. and 2lr. william
BradAurs- Osgood Field. of New YORK.
were married before q very disdu-
guished company OF New York million
aires and society people The entire
seating capacity of the church w3s flled-
Tls presence Of the entire Vanderbilt
family gave interest to thc event
Trinity Church, whose cornerstone was
iaid by President Chester A. arthur. was
most eIaborataIy decorated fer the we'd
ding The great conseryatories and
greenhouses of NJ. Sloane were culied
for 5hc decorations Of the church and
house, and thousands Of roses we're
brought fToaa >cw Eor}. The eaanceI
was banked IS lta palms on either side
and tho altar w-s mass Of rare roses
OF gach cnd ol the Dgws were ioEe-
steEDed roses and tie pews for the
bridal party were designated by hage
bows Of white satin ribbon. Ffve-inch
satin riehon roped eli The main afslc
Ter che procession.
Beautiful were the maids who iel the
goung and charming b-ide. Exquisite
gowns ard jewelea parasols. ushers IN
g-as clcth frcck coats and trousers.
English country wedding style. were IN
t-eeGS=d 1T this wedding Of a daughter
o the FaudeT5ilts 70 the family OF the
Fields.
The .ushers we're Erskire Hewett.
Frederick Kernochan. William Burden.
Ernest Iselin. H Roger Winthrop. A. D.
Irving, jr.. and Alex Webb, il.
The bridesmaids entered the church in
this order; Miss Frede-Ica Webb with
Miss Florence TwonbIy. Miss Evelyn
Sloane with Miss Frances Crocker. Miss
Emily Rogers with Miss Marion Whit
t2ker, who we're followed a short dis
tanee beyond By Miss Marion Haven
with Miss Dolly Karnochan. the latter
the maid CT honor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE public is hereby notified and warned not
to negotiate or cash a check for the sum os
sy7S-1 Is dated July ), 1902 made payable 10 and
indorzed by me- GEO. P. ROBINSON, 704 18th
St nv. eI
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Net at the ehancel.

At the chaucsl the bridal party were
met by the groom, with Mr- Norris KeI-
Iogg. Of New York, his best man. Rev.
Dr.. David Il. Greer. rector Of St. Bar
tho1omews Church. Kew York, per
formed the betrothaI and nuptiaI serv-
ice. Rev Harold Arrowsmith. rector of
Trinity Church, giving the benedietion-
The musical portion Of the service was
frem Romeo ct Juiette-" Fifty coaches
we're used in conveying the guests from
the church TO the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Sloane, Elm Court. yhere the wedding
breakfast was served.
The gifts were exhibited in suite Of
rooms on the second floor Of the resi-
dence, and were most magnificent. half
million dollars being represented IN
the gifts 20 the bride
The reception continued throughout
the afternoon. At . o'cIock Mr.. and Mrs.
Field left Elm Court IN blackboard be-
hind pair OF roam hackneys. the brides
own driving horses, and were driven
over the road TO PIttsfeId. where q spe-
claI car viii be attached 10 the after
noon express Ter New York
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DETROIT POSI- READY
FOR ENCAMPHBN7
First Organization to Com
plete Arrangements.
SEvENTY-FIVE MEN TO CONE
Subscriptions Are Coming in Slowly at
Finance Committee Headquarters, But
Officers Are Confident Funds Viii Be
Amply Sufficient.

The first OF the Grand Army posts to
complete their arrangements for the
trip to the Thirty-sixth annual encamp-
ment was announced at encampment
headquarters this morning. 1t is the
Detroit Post, No. 9S4, which some time
ago secured quarters for seventy-five
men at the Arlington Hotel.
This post has arranged to leave De-
troit Sunday evening, October ), on a
special train, bringing with them about
200 friends and visitors. The schedule
provides for a stop at Gettysburg. where
the greater part of Monday viii be
spent. Continuing their journey, they
win leave the famous battlefield Mon
day evening and arrive in this city Tues
day morning, October Z.
While many Of the posts and other or
ganizations have secured quarters in
this city for their stay here. Detroit
post is the first one to complete every
detail Of the journey and to announce
the train schedule and the complete
itinerary
SuOSCT1ptIOES Are SLOW
Subscriptions continue to come IN slow
" but, in view Of the depressing weather
and The time OF the year, in a most
gratifying manner. This morning the
following subscriptions were received: !:
T. D. Blackstone. $ and Christian Bros.
s.. Both Chairman Warner. Of the ex-
eeUtive committee. and Mr.. Frank X.
Raymond. the head OF the finance com
mittee, are much encouraged at the cut
look and believe that all necessary funds
wiz be readily forthcoming
i meeting of the reunion committee OF
the Seventh Army Corps has been called
for this evening al e.eampment head
quarters, 1905 New Ysrk Avenue north
west. A large attendance OF veteraus
who were identified with that corps is
desired.
Great activity IS being evidenced among
the railroads Of the country in advertis-
ing the encampment and much money Is
being spent N that work Special print
ing and folders Of every description are
being resorted to and there is a-marked
rivalry among the several lines in the
effort 20 make these folders attractive
One Of them has issued an excellent map
ef Virginia and It's battlegrounds.
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The Brides Costume.

The bride. very charming in a gown OF
ivory white satin. entered the church
with her father, who gave her away.
Miss Sloane's gown was cut II severely
plain style. the skirt being absolutely
plain and with long train. The yoke
was Of Tarest point lace. a veil OF lace
entirely eRskouded the bridal robe
The maids were gowned alike Their
frocHs were the highest examples OF
dressmakeT's art and we're Of ecru mus
lin with satin dot ever yellow tafIeta
Light blue sashes with fringed ends were
worn with the gowns. and light blue
chiffon hats with blue bows with fringed
ends. chou OF blue chiffon on the bod
ice OF the gowns making q fine color ef-
feet
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WASHINGTON.


The spanish claims treaty commission
has decided against the claimants for
deaths and injuries received by officers
and men in the wreck Of the oattleship
Maine.
Chairman Payne says the majority OF the
republicans are determined to do some
thing In the Interest of Cuba.
General Hughes resumed HIS testimony
before the senate Philippine committee.
secretary Of State Hay is alleged to nave
informed the Boer envoys that privateering
could be conducted If the captures were
made three miles from the American coast.
The government of Colombia and the
French Panama Canal company have been
asked for a definite statement of the po-
sition occupied.
Neither OF the Texas senators Is taking
part in the struggle for the new Judicial
offices for Texas.
Captain Richie has been directed 10 make
survey of the proposed site near San An
tonic for permanent military camp Of in
struction.
The president had a lengthy conference
with the attorney general and others re-
garding the terms Of the bill providing for
q permanent census bureau.
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NEWS FROM THE FAR EAST
THE ACTIONS OF TUNG Flu HslANG
ARE CAUSING EXCITEMENT.
Chinese Indemnity Lays Untouched Be-
cause the Powers Can Not Agree
as to a Division OF It.

Pekin, March 6--The actions OF General
Tung Flu Hsiang are causing excitement aud
apprehension at the imperial court, Tung
Flu hsi6nG has considerable body OF
troops Tho dowager empress, through
Young Lu, the first grand secretary. re
Gently wrote to the general offering to
maintain him comfortably II he would dis
band his followers. This Ting Fu HsinnC
refused to do. iutimating that he felt suffer
with his army around him.
The court fears that when mis- resources
fail Tung Flu Hsing may he compelled 10 re-
sort to plllage Ia order 10 support his fol
lowers ana that this would eventually lead
TO rebellion.
Chinese officials fear that the refusal n
the bankers commission to accept the Feb
ruary installment Of the indemnity NIL rem.
der the collection OF future Miscellaneous
more difficult Sir Robert Hart. director
OF the imperial maritime customs, used
every argument Of persuasion 10 Impress
the yiceroys OF the various provinces with
the Importance of promptly contributing
their share OF the indemnity. When IL he.
came known that the 1s2O,O0O taels Of the
FeOluary instalment are lying in Cninese
banks because the foreign governments are
unable 10 agree 70 terms concerning its al
vision the Chinese win possibly relax their
euorts 10 meet the future installments
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HOUSTON.


Mr.. David A, o'Brien has been chosen "A
the orator Of the day for st. Patrlck's nav
celebration.
The city registration keeps mp to a hizh
figures; 7S2 was the number registered yes
terday.
The annual election OF the Daughters %
the American Revolution was held yester.
day
Texas Memorial Day was Atly observed
by the decoration Of the graves OF Texas
heroes by the Daughters of the Republic of
Texas
The police and FIRE departments will be
paid one months salary by city Treasurer
Szabo today.
The building improvement permits for
February show a great increase over FEB,
ruary. 1901
The reweighing OF the United States mails
when compared with the work done four
years ago shows that the mall business IN
Houston has neaHy doubled
Rev. Claude l.. Chiffon. who was conduct
ing great revival service at the Mckee
Street Methodist Episcopal church, South
was called to his home IN Alabama yes
terday by the serious illness OF his daugh
ter,
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REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS
THEY DISCUSSED THE CUBAN RE-
ClPROClTY QUESTION.
Mr. Oalzell Made an Extended Speech
Declaring His Party Had Never
Run from an Issue.

Washington. March 6.--The third confer.
ence Of republican members Of the house
to consider the question OF Cuban tartn
concessions wSs held tonight in the hail Of
the house. About $50 members were pres.
ent and great Interest was manifested ow
ing 10 the sharp division which has oc.
Cured between the supporters Of the WAYS
and means proposition for 20 per cent rect.
procity as put forward by Chairman PAYNE
and the rebate plan proposed by Represent
ative Tawney Mimi
Prior TO the meeting Speaker Henderson
and Representative Cannon Ulll. the latter
the Chairman Of the caucus, called at The
NhIte House and We're understood TO have
held further conference with the presi.
dent on the situation.
MI Daizell a member Of the WAYS and
nleals committee, and an ardent supporter
OF vac feyne reciprocity plan, was reeog,
nl1ed az the outset for an extended speech
presenting legal objections TO the T3wuev
proposition. lie maintained thar This pron.
~. non Vas bounty ia Cubans and as sucl
tlonal lie also urged tho
/ lhpfacucable character OF the bounty man
SAYING there were some 1900 plabters
utaiug through 100 middlemep. 80 thai n
Would be impossible To make an eauiTahie
Nlsulhuron Mr. DalEell referred to the
Widespread sentiment OF the press "a ,,ay
able TO reciprocal concessions. He vas IN
proceeded f4VNe os nv
Mr.. Dalzell declared that the renpbiican
pnsT had never ran away from an issnr
44 ~ II should not run away from this one
ne read from the presidents message fav
VIpuins LecpIoclty; Az one point Mr. NIah0u
"a intertected the inquiry, Ssnnnass
Nuoas produetS were iron and steel, In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-07
AiIing Women in Springtlme Need
the Strengthening and NOur.
ishing Virtues of
PAlNE:'S CELERY
COMPOUND
A Case Where the Great Medicine
Bestowed Vigor and Health
After Months of Weak
ness and Suffering.

Observing and intelligent women who
have used Paine's Celery Compound have
noted well the fact that Us a spring medi
cine it quickly regulates the bowels, clears
the whites of the eyes OF that common
jaundiced look and gives a bloom of health
to the face that It never possessed before.
Another important proof Of the inyigorat-
ing power Of Palne's Celery Compound, Is
us effect on the pulse, which becomes full,
firm. and regular Weak. exhausted,
rervous, irritable, and worried women find
that Paine's Celery Compound counteracts
the exhaustng strain of work and worry
10y its strong inducement to the delicate
tissues to take more nourishmeut; 1t In
duces the nerves and brain to feed them
selves more literally, and it enriches the
blood and regulates the flow.
Mrs Nellie Morse Taylor, Scion, Ohio,
sends the following testimonial letter for
the benefit of weak and run down women;
Some years ago l had q severe attack
Of the grippe which left my head and spine
IN very bad shape. Sometimes l thought
should lose my mind I was so nervous.
could not sleep more than two hours a
night. After a year with the doctor, l
had run down so I weighed only one hun
drcd and sixteen pounds. | then began
on paiucs Celery Compound, and that
great medicine cured me and built me up
to one hundred and 6fty pounds. | would
not be alive today had 1t not been for the
compound. 1t cures all nerve troubles
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TEXAS.

The supreme court holds that the fran
chises OF street railways are assossable by
municipalities.
The State live stock quarantine line Is
held 10 be void and Invalid by the supreme
court
The city attorney If Dallas believes that
the decision Of the supreme court renders
Bssessabie all franchises granted by that
municipality.
Taking testimony at the State orphan
home is still occupying the attention Of the
Investigating committee.
Messrs. Hartman and swayne had a
long conference at Beaumont which follow
ed similar conversation at New Orleans
number of residences were burned al
various places In Texas.
Warrants for nearly one.half OF the
school apportionment have been issued.
The secretary OF state has ruled that
charters may not he granted 20 companies
which propose to raise rice.
There has been no change IN Judge Rea.
CANS condition during the past twenty
four hours.
The dredges at work on the Houston
ship channel did another big months
work
Heroes Day was appropriately observed
1T San Antonio.
-Four new wells are In at Beaumont and
bailing is proceeding on a number OF 9TH
ers.
Benjamin Parsons body was found in
the Neches river near Beaumont, the
fourth In o short time. When last seen
he had on good clothes and a considerable
sum Of money.
-Four Rangers are still 90 duty at the
Gufey refinery near Port Arthur.
Thirteen residences were burned at Oak
Gin. Three persons were badly burned,
one Of them fatally.