The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 12

12 THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1895, New Route TO ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Dallas and Texarkana or Sheiman and Texaikana from Points on H. AND T. C. R.

R. Through Sleeper to St. Louis on night train. Day train at Dallad with Through for Chicago. 37 HOURS TO ST.

LOUIS. 47 HOURS TO CHICAGO. J. U. UlLLKB, Tirfcot Agont.

C3Tromont streft, GtilTciton. C. W.BK1N. M.L. EOHU1NS.

G. i.QOINLAN. Traffic Met. G. 1'.

4 T. Act. Vice Pros. THE SHORT LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS And all Poiat! In tie SOUTHEAST. "THE ST, LOUIS LIMITED," HOURS SAVED DETWEEM Tha DIRECT LINE to all io Mexico, New Mexico.

Arizona. Oregon and California. THROUGH Pullman Buffet SLEEPING (MB Between Dallas, Ft. Worth and St. Louis, New Orleans and Denver, St.

Louis and San Francisco. Par an4 an information, applr to or addrosi any ot tlaktt or OASTON ME3LIER. Oeaeral PusenRT Ticket Agynt W. A. UASHIBUL.

PUHIWW Jlfent. L. S. THORNB, Third Vico Frtslfleal end General Mnimror. DALLAS.

TBXAJ. ON 7 THE Commencing June 9,1895, PASSENGERS CAN DAILX rf Leave Galveaton at 7.00 p. m. Arrive Dallas at 7.40 a. m.

Arrive Fort Worth at 7.05 a. m. Arrive Eureka Spriuea at 9.35 p. ra. Arrive St Loaia at 7.03 a.

m. Arrive Kansas City at 7.00 m. THE BEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE. Summer Tourist Tickets on Sale Now. Daily Express leaves 6.30 arrives fl.15 p.

m. Houston trains leavo 7 a. 1.40 p. m. and 7.30 p.

arrive Uaivcston 6.35 a. 3.A5 p. m. aud y.SO p. m.

Santa Fo Limited arrives 9.J5 a. m. M. NA.UMANN. P.

A 234 TremontSt. It's the I. 8, N. FAST MAIL Loafing at 3 3 1 Hours to St. Louis.

Quickest Time Ever Made. ARRIVES NEW YORK 7.43 A. M. $45.60 TO BOSTON AND RETURN. Take 7.15 p.

m. Express to Houston. JOE B. MORROW, City F. T.

A. City office a. itr. cof. Tremont acd Mechanic Sts.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 22, 1895. A AKB YOU GOING AWAY? If so, don't forget to have The News sent after you. The address may be changed as often as desired. Terms, $1 a month in advance.

INTEREST TO TRAVELING TEXANS. t3ie Information of News patron3 traveling In the north, east and west we wish to say that tha paper Is on sale at the following stands: NEW YORK-Uptown: Brentoino's, Union Square. Downtown: Astor House news stand. WASHINGTOJJ-Washington news el- cho-nge. DENVER-C.

Smith Son. Smith Hlg- ST. Overton, Union depot NEW ORLEANS--George Ellis, L. J. Holle, 32 Commercial place.

Georee F. Wharton. Lazarua, P. KITCBOOOK SERIOUSDV- ILU AcHng itayor Harrtngrton received alel- from Rockport yesterday statlnff a John J. Hitchcock of Galveston was dangerously sick llhere and asking him to uatJfy relations.

TOie sick man ia a son F. Hitchcock, who did buslm-ss ns ship chandler under thf firm n.ime ot Hitchcock -Sons. His brother, M. Hiich- cotk, is en route to Now York on a Mai- lory Hnp steamer, haviin; row OKO. He 'hns no ivlii-ilvus In tlie city that could be tiund yuterd-ay.

J. R. PETTIT, Hook Stnt'oner and News Dealer, aiarket Tex. COFFEE PARCHED DAILY By Cliarles Roberts, grocer, 22d and Church. Telojhono 366.

Ouly JUSTUS ZAHN. PbotoKraphor, 418 Tromont Urict-olAdB work. DR. DENNIS, EYE AND EAR, Nose uit Thraat. 21s I ai.d Market HATS.

We've been making things hum--we are going to nuke 'em bun this week on Hats. $1.35 Gets your choice of 6 shades in Alpines and 5 shades in Stiff Hats--the tegular $2.50 and $3 quality. They are just the thing for early fall. If you want one, ccroe quick; they won't last long. 95c Buys your choice of another lot, usually sold tor $3.

The sale of gS.ou SUITS will continue until nest Saturday; positively no longer. STAR Cloiliin 9 House 2405-2407 Market Street. ALTA LOMA WATER. Its Arrival in the City Will Be Celebrated a Week From Saturday. THE COST OF THE PLANT.

Something About the Rosenberg Bequest for Drinking Water Fountains--The Water Is Now in Common Use. Fresh water will 'be celebrated In. Galveston on Saturday. August 31. All Texas will Invitecl to 'be present a-t the celebration.

'Every avenue by. whioh the people can ibe reached--commercial, political, la.bor organizations and secret orders---win -be used 'to make t'he a-ffofr a success. Acting (Mayor -Harrington, yesterday instructed City Oierk Settle -to Invite the different organizations to unite -with t-he city officials in the celeoratlon. Just what coilnse different 'bod-ice wilt take in' the -matter or if ithey decide -to jai-n the -celebration movement, just What -part they -wi'U take will develop in a 'few 1 days. It is possble that there wd-11 'be ceU cbratioius a 1 1 over the eity.

For instance, the general celebration could 'be 'had at tbe hea-ch 'While dvfferen-t orgajilzations or citizens of particular localities cou-Id umite on- celebrations in diffe-rent -public parks and resorts. The event wid be one of rejoicing- and 'booming of cannon, and firing anvHs aiid ringing cells prcibabiy accompany the event. At the beach a large temporary fountain -be erected -and -about will he. several smaller ones to will 'be a'bund-ancc of drjnkin-g uhe other celebra.tioua'are decided upon dt -Is pro'ba- that the city would funiiali similar temporary fountains in the Tlie railroads of t-he state have been asked t-j make rates for the The date waa placed at August Kl for purpose of Kiviny an Dppc-rtunity to -arrange excursions and advertise them thoroughly. M-ayor 'Harrington wi-11 appoint the different, committees in a day OT two--and among these be one ou adverttehifr.

Wiuh cheaip irate-i and the natural attraeU.jny chat has t-o offer, combintd -with the fact that we are to cylebrate, an immense crowd be attracted iiither, and they will see that Gai- veston -has -not only deep water Tiut -Ireish water, and wi-H be -told that fresh water cost thta city alne one-eighth of -tviiia-t deep water is to cost "the guverjiinunC the i States. a -meeting of the iboard of water com- nvls-sionens l-ln-g-neer Peek submitted 'ills ftna-1 estimate. "J'hat lo-cumont shoe's -the entire cost of the system in a clear and concise form. It approvc-d by the iboard. and taken to the city council-.

The city lor au appropriation of $00,000 to- pay the due contractors at this time, -which'-the council did i a the proper committee -having passed on it bet'5-re -the meeting of the council. There stiM remains a little over 339,000 due the contractors, this amount -be-inyr 5 per cent of the contract price retained ay a guarantee a t'he system shaill be found to 'be after use a3 perfect as the contract calls for. There ere also 'two splits in the pl-pe w-hlch are to be repaired with "sleeves" liave been ordered but net yet arnived. Tlie sum of $100-3 retaine'l i these repairs are made. These -items are mentioned in a general way In the engi- npc-r's Crttimn-te, which follows: Construction Dopartment, Galveston, Aug.

Ne-w "Water Hoard of Water Commissioners--Gentlemen: The following is. the final estimate on the Gfilvpston new water supply system constructed by J. ilyrncg under cor-tract dated -May :17, Contract price for entire as per original plans and specifications 00 Deductions-On afonimt of eliminations, etc: Saving class pipe, 30- int-h, KH feet at Sj.2i...§4,G93 50 pipe, HQ- inch, feet at $15 2,220 00 Saving eliminating ball joints 9,00000 Saving eliminating three wells at $3000 9,00000 Saving eliminating special casting, 31.41 tons, at 3.91D2S Saving eliminating one 30-fnch valve 35000 Saving eliminating drain and valve -wells, complete, including small connections, pipes and valvrei 41.272(3 32 Conncc'tlng thirty wells -IS. 100 90 J3 Connecting six wells, as per plans and specifications 90- 8.4-10 OC Total amount of estimate J7S.379 35 Less 5 per cent six months' guarantee retained 39,41897 Amount due, as per this estimate JTW.flfiO.'S previous payments 63 Deduct for guarantee to complete some unflnUhed work 3,00000 Amount due contractors 70 Cost of conno.ctlns i wells: 30-Inch Influent pipe, 87 feet at SI.SO.. $417 CD 14-inch I pipe, 9C feet nt J3.IO..

3.267 10 ai-lnrh Influent pipe, feet at $2.90.11,170 SI) IS-inch influent pipe, M7f. feet at K.40.I3.ISO HI lIMnrh I pipe. Ml4 feet nt 10 11-inch inlluent pipe, 727 feet at SI.K5.. 1,1141 8-Inch comwtliiK pipe, nt J1.03 30 Ions 2,314 7-Inch Ts i 30 270 110 8-llH'll valvi-F. 3(1 at CffMiO 30-lncli valvi-a, 2 nt W.V.P 00 V'alVi boxes, ut 2.10000 SIS, 100 93 Cost of onnectlnfT siK wolls, ns per plans and specllicalicns: M-illch pipe, ff-et at 75 1I7J led ut (l.iij, 75 csn'-inc'h S-lneli 18,000 Inn 1 36-Inch 3.17011)3 1 Ill-Inch 1 30-Inch HO bend 2.7WI 11)3 2 1,0110 tontt nt SlB 88840 A Good Thing Does not last forever.

We refer to our Special $11.85 Suit Sale, which 'V few days more. We can safely say you're missing a good thing if you you don't take advantage of this extraordinary and $25 worth of Suits at $11.85. E. S. Levy Co, OUR 1 OUTFITTERS.

24 feet IG-tnch cast Iron pipe frir 75 00 1 30-inch hyUmullc valve CWto 36-inch stop valves at 1,010 00 S-im-h valves at $21 12fi valve boxes at $75 CuO 00 Ts and flanges a-t S'J fetic SCf-liu-li suction at 3CO (M 1 30-Inch check valve 35i 00 Alta Loma water Is being used in nearly all the restaurants, hotels and public places Kenerall.v now. It ib served with some prme by the proprietors because the water la good, ttpicui-fs say there is a slight of tar in water, due to the new pipes, it may le there, but it an epicure to iliul it- '1'he water as It rises from the wells Is warm, but the tempera-lure is considerably reduced by the lime it has passed through the eighteen miles of pipe, including two miles under the bay. Served with ice It Is good water. Many Householders, who were a-ble to do so. boug-ht mineral waters for drinking purposes, preferring to do that than tu risk their lives -with water from unclean cisterns.

These have abandoned the imported mineral waters and are now using the water from the city plant for all purposes. The hotel keepers aay the -water gives -their guests great appetites. The brackish water has all 'left the pipes, with the exception, possibly, of dead ends," from whence no water is used except in cases of emergency. It has been suggested as a feature of the celebration that nil owners of public provide inexpensive drinking fountains at their front doors and supply cups from which the crowds can drink. 'Some gentlemen interested were ulscuss- ins yesterday the Henry Rosenberg bequest to the city for.

fountains. These are to be placed at different points in the city and will be arranged tor" man and beast. It was the sentiment, of the group that such places should be provided in the more traveled streets rhat not only men but horses could drink, -There might be a certain amount of prevention against dogs in the establishment of these drinking fountains. At present there is not 4 drinking place In the city unless it be in. the suburbs or out- of-the-way places.

These matters will all 'be discussed probably by speakers w'ho will deliver addresses on the night of the celebration. There will also 'be music and Mr. David Hall, the city electrician, will put up an electrical display. And, besides this, there will be plenty of Alta Loma water to drink. IN HEARTY ACCORD.

That Is What Culbersoa Wired Judge Mann Yesterday Anent the Exposition. Judge Mann yesterday received a telegram from Governor the effect that he was heartily In accord with the Inter-American exposition movement and with the workings of the Topeka com- mlitet-. The telegram said that he. would at once communicate with the governor Kansas witlr" regard to taking official steps to uH In Its promotion. An effort is being made to get the governor to issue a proclamation, either the one suggested by the Topeka committee or one similar in import.

Nothing Js being done locally by tbe committee on promotion other th'an to second the work being done by the secretary, Tom Rlchardsbn, who is in Kansas and Missouri working up interest-in the preliminary meeting to be held in Topeka un October 1. Several meetings have been held in Topeka, as is well known by those who nave been reading The News, and the leading men of the west have been taking active hold of the preliminary details. Mann said yesterday that the exposition must and will be made a success. LA ROSE IX BAD SHAPE. A Clot of Bloo-il Forms on -the Brain and Causes Paralysis.

At o'clock rAght AI TJH lying at -the Sealy 'hospital, was not exjits-tt-d 10 live. A-t midnight his condition liad not improved. The -wound -whifh is -troubling L.i is the line which passed from Tiie right side of the neck upward, coming out at the nose n-car the comer of i-he eye. The other i-: not of a serious nature. La -became ilelirlous during t'he afternoon and whole left s-Ule condition wan uitu it was fouiul -t-hat a blood vessel been curt by the bnl'et anrt a a clot on brain had formed.

All that medical skill could do was lone, but 'his life is still uesiKi'lred of. 'La Rose, It will bp- remembered, was shot an his own roorh at the corner of Fourteenth street and avenue early Tuesday morn lag, while -he -was dressing to come dawn town. His wife wus -the only person the room at t-he a-iine and was arrested a few moments afterward for assault TO UNDBRWOOD R'ECOViERIN'G. Late reports from St. -Mary's Infirmary are to the effect tihat Prof.

P. H. Underwood, who was shot in 'his own Ooorwuv 'Monday evening-, is on- the high road to re- cove-ry. He 'has passed Mie "critical stage getting' well rapidly. and I TOUR LETTERS NORTH.

HURTFUL. TO THIS T'OUT. Galves'ton, Aug. To The Xews: I do noL know of anything' more lo 1'hirf pui'l than t'ho con'tini'ied false publications and misstatements in reference to our quarantine laws. CUr.

Weinberger's abuse of our qua-ran-tine laws in yesterday's issue of The News shows a. want of knowledge on 'his part of What our quar- a i laws are, but 1-t does net fail to advertise Mr. 'AVeinlaerger at the expense and to the injury of Galvcs'ton, as he could have found out 'by a i 'inquiry 'tha-t t'he quarantine laws of in reference to "the i trade are t'he s-ame its ot' New Orleans, Charlci-toTi and all the gni'f ports, and all tiiat Is required of i vessels is to biiing a cer- tiilcate from uie physician appointed by the gulf s'taitey the purt tlioy sail froiu scaling tihat SA.H! port is free from all con- Lagi-ous disoasos and that the vcrfsul leaves in good sanitary cond'itlion -for the port of GfUreston, and if 'arrivincr here In good comli'tion i such certilinate, she would be allowed, after inspection, lo- proceed -t-o Uhe- 'v'hari 'and unload. Fn latter part of March or iirst of April I r.tvtified 'Messrs. The Gyller, 'to that effect.

Dr. Sweaitingen is a man o'C iliis word, and I challenge -Mr. Wc-inberger to a refusal from Dr. Sweiiringtn to allow any vessel to bring- fruit to this port tha-t wa-s wiHinff 'to comply whth the gulf state quarantine fruit laws. There has not been for the last fifteen years, in a.

-instil PCP, any charge whatever made port of GiilveMoVi for to-ardinj? and inspecting iin'd admitting vessels, and NO.W Orleans charges every vessel a enters jiorl for such services. a no charges whatever except for disinfecting and just about to cover co.st of same, fram $15 to $25. At New Orleans they charge more a four times a amount. Xow, won hi It not 'have been much better for Mr. Weinberger to have found whait the quaraivtine laws of G.ilveston were before jniblishinff to world t'hat we had Iron wall stretched.

arounil Gfllves-ton- in 't'he shape of ridiculous qiKirnnt-ine -laws and excessive cjirir- amine wftiun the fat-ts In the do not i such a i i or publication, anil do our port and qunr.intlm. 1 a R-n'mt Injustice. W. K. IILTIN'T.

'M. ritat- 1 a a i OCilcer, 1'ort of tl. lives- ton. Postmaster Shannon Issues a Circular About Time of Departure of (Mails. Yesterday Postmaster A.

M. Shannon Issued a notice regarding: the change of time of mail trains. It Js as follows: AUK. 21. -Many patrons of this office do not fully understand the change of schedule lately made on the International and Great Northern railway and seem to think that nil mall matter received at this ofllce after the 3 dispatch remains here until next morning Such Is not the case.

The only points that are directly affected by the late change arc Intermediate points between Houston and Long view on the International and Great Northern railway. Mai! ioi- otnfM- states, as well as this, has an evening- uispatch by the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe at 7.30 P. but to insure poliig by this train letters should not be deposited in letior boxes later a 4 -15 P. or delivered at i office later than 6 m.

We have a hirgp- a of mail to work for tlilH train, ami anything dropped In lettr-r hovoH or delivered at the postoffioe later a the hours named above Hkelv to bo left. A. M. SHANNON. Postmu.iter.

CHAM13ERLIN-SWEET. Last evening at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Sweet, on east Church Dr. Austin H.

Chamberlin was married to Miss Lucy A. Sweet. The wcttfing was a very quiet affair and was attended only by the members of the bride'a family. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple left en the Santa Fe limited for north Texas points and will be absent some two weeks The bride is quite a charming young lady a. i ul hut; for a number til years held responsible clerkship in tho auditor's office or" the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway company.

The groom la a well known specialist in this city, also very prominent in work; being the inspector ffen- eial of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites in Texas of the thirty-third degree and elected for life. He is withal a very popular and genial, gentleman. MERCHANTS PURCHASING GOODS. Th-e inferior 'merchant Is beginning- lo' come Into Galvesfon in to pur- cliase -fall goods. All are -feeling- in g-ood spirit.

and are i In larger a i i for several years. Among who were registered in Galveston yesterday were J. Roark of DoJge. L. BerRTnun Corrigaii, of Cufro.

T. A Kvans of J'ontotoc, Daubers of ot ilichluml 'Springs. tJ. 11. Den- of Shlve.

W. of lj. 0. Jackson r.f Poovvr of l-'lorc-nce. Fostpr of Hranchvilli- aing-lo- of Peach of Muln- Kpilorshprpf-r of -Mills i'aine Smith of MaJakoff.

CAR7J FKOM MR. DOHERTY. Galveston, Aug. To The News: "Will you kindly allow me to state through your columns that in yielding to the wishes of my friends to nllow my namo to be used as a candidate for school trustee, no other names were proposed to me. nor combination nor alliances suggested or made.

Generous friends of the public schools and warm friends of i have called my attention to the fact a to the contrary are In circulation Justice to my friemla and to myself requires this from me. KG. DOHERTY. Unprecedented slang-htor In pricea. We have a small store and a hig and it's no use talking, if we want room for our fall we'vu to move of the stuff.

Come In and nee what we've done to our prices. UOBT. 1. COHEN. Now is tho time to buy Pnnta while we nre giving a 25 prr cent reduction.

thing marked in plain figures. JACOB SON. SPECIAL LESSONS. Elocution, reading and physical culture. Call .20 to 6.30 p.

m. 2222 Hath noar Beach hotul. Mi.ts Forrost Tucker. 13, O. Pettit's, 212.1 Market for fine Pocket Uooks and line Pockt-t Knives und Razors.

DR. GEO. P. Gill League building, ojicl MkL Boys' Shirt 25c. nt JAKK WBNK SON'S.

Oct your fresh MMts and Vegctablea from Lctutuft a Co. Phono 240. AID FOR COLONISTS. J. J.

Hamilton of Austin in in the soliciting aid for the nugro colony of Ifo. He says he has eollccfed uiiil shi to Dr. Kvans at Eagle THSK a qiiiuitlt Kwunrl-hnnrt clothing. Mr. a is liciting this.

aid ut the request of Sparka, United Slates consul at I'ilSS. city rsso ngle Mr. Gustavo Weil and Miss Jennne'ite Mr. A i 13. Chamberlin and Miss Lucy A.

Sweet. COTTON FACTORS-COTTON BUYERS. If you wan i Stencils or Alphabets for marking cotton, to Jos. V. Love, 2235 Stnind, Galvestcm.

We also make Rubber Siampa, Seals, lirass Chocks, otc. Cornf onrly nnil oholco. Any- Straw Ilfit In tlio sioro for f.11.-. JACOM WENK RON, 21lil and L'lllt Market at. DR.

PERKINS, EXPERT DENTIST. Works at roasonnhle jiricos. Not nfraid to ffutiranteo liis wurlt. Estimates free. PHOTOfJRAPHEIl.

Bt.uJlo curiitM- 21st and Market at. Man- tclK) Blzo photuf) unly JU doxcn. DR. J. W.

SIMPSON, HENTI3T. Crown ami HrkUvo Work ft Mpuolalty. Leaders On THURSDAY MORNING we will place on this popular counter about 500 yards of Silks, embracing all the different weaves, Surahs, China, 1 Crepes, Crepons, etc, These, together with our display of Woolen Goods, such as Double Width Henrietta, Debeige, Nun's Veiling, Challies and Pontille, Makes this assortment of merchandise undoubtedly the cheapest lot of goods ever sold for TEN GENTS PER YARD. E.D.GamtttCo I MOSLE Wholesale and Retail GROCERS Tidal Wave Flour For sack Granulated Sugar tM ftft 20 poaudi I i .85 20 p. Best Potatoes Per bushel sh Dairy Burter 5 Pounds for Tomatoes 7R Per dozen tl And Are Very Anxious to Serve You Please let us quote full line by solicitor or mail.

Mechanic and 22d--Telephone 231 THE coutns. COUNTY COURT. New suit filed: Leon H. Blum vs. J.

J. Prldgen et notes and account. RECOKDER'S COURT. Miirsenc Johnson, Recorder. State -vs.

F. H. Purdy, as true a forfftid instrument (two cases); continued to August 21; appearance lond, $300. Suite vs. iUary Williams, assault and battery; continued to August 22.

Mdna Jordan and Kid Brown. fi.ihtlnK: Edna Jordan fined $5 and Kid Brown not Tuilty. Jamts Jordan, Tom Simons and Perry Jasper, fifrhtmg; Simons lined $5 nnd costs, the "others not guilty. Ruddins and Pat Smith, fighting; continued to August 22. LITTI.E LOCALS.

E. Dulits has announced himself as a candidate for school trustee. Chief of Police Jones is in receipt of a letter from Pictro Grubacie of Veha, Her- ciKOvina, Austria, inakiiiK 1 Inquiries con- CPiiilng- his brother, Bozo Grubacie, who once lived here. KHzalieth. the little daughter of Louis injured at the Garten voreln last nipht by noinp; a swlnff.

She its not seriously injured. Miss Sara editor and proprietor of tlit- Gulf Illustrated monthly magazine of the states published at San Antonio, is in the city and at The News office yesterday. -Mr. nernharl mnnager of the art depart- mf-nt of is busy gct- tlnp up illustrations for a series of articles on the different clubs of Galveston. SI.

DKNTIST. Wl Markot over Ikclhulmcr'iL PERSON" AL. Misses Ella Cox- and Josie Smith of Xava- suta, ure visiiiny; in (hi: city. Hiss Kate and niece, Jltes Irene Melville, La-mpasas yesterday. Mr.

Kmil is out in his yacht vis- Itiuif Itis oyster farm on rec-f. Kate Walsh of Austin. la in the city visiting ilrs. Kirgelmeyer, J821 avenue O. Miss r.elle and Tjiznle Kolper of Dallas are sucpts oC Mrs.

J. C. Schutte, 1913 avenue JI 1 M. Dorsett, Mrs. L.

Shumaker, MiP. Mamie Huazley. Miss F. A. McMillan nnd J.

McLendon vvere'welcuine and ple.osnnt visitors to The Xevs ofiice huit evpniiiL'. 1'rol'espor John W. Hopkins. Drinclpal oE the i a hiffh school, has returned from Kentucky. Ho, loft Mrs.

Hopkins ut Meri'i, bu-t i her lo-dny nl Houston anil both will to Clmipell Hill, to remain until school convenes. At the Washington: T.ouis Kohrader, Rp- i Miss K. Hurd, NL-W Orleans; A. T. McKliiiicy, Tt-xns; O.

S. Fowler, Memphis; H. C. McMichacl, Waco; Mrs. Oeoi'Ke C.

LlllyUado, ULMIVCI-; Mrs. and (luuKhttT, St. Louf.s; J. F. J).

Tlllinan, Houston; N. 1. San A i K. Mauni, St. W.

Conklin, Sfililne Pass; K. Lussitcr, Richmond. IX)iiiH Houston; Lee Oarn-tt, Kort Worth; Ceorgi- F. Henrlckson, Houslon; J. T.

MUsK-rul. Tylf-r; W. W. and wife, JJrazoil.i; K. Kc-ach, Temple; A.

Jl. Korr. M.uld(on, and J. H. Xevre, Cr.H- fornl.i.

At tho Beach: Goo. Kull, Houston; H. Smith, M. Triber, Waahlnff- lon; Dr. L.

K. i i Mrs. M. L. Grlf- llth, Miss niuh 0.

Terrell; Griffith Baxter. Terrell; John T. Ooorli. i M. C.

a Cxdc, T. W. A. Bonner, DalJns; F. W.

Mii.ihews, St. Louis; Win. Lewis. Colorado i A. I Mrs.

O'Nx'lll. Paris; H. F. Oar tor, C. 10.

Finrk, Now Orlnins; II. D. a i New Orleans; It Latham, Houston; Mrs. fl. Miss U.

U. De-utsch, S.m Antonio; Kin 11 Frank, Snn Aiitonlo; II. L. Sours, St. Louis; S.

M. Own-It, Now Orleans; Mrs. E. MoHmltiFT. Miss M.

A. UfMiiiifr. Jno. A. McHonlnff, Arcls islinnl.

M. Tyncr, Victoria; Alvin crlMnd. IMilUi'li'lphln; Tt. H. FWU-r, Cnl- vcrt; L.

i-ns, Houston; S. H. iinn, C. TL FIHcy, Si, Louis; 11, Brown, New orlrii.nn; 10. Ji.unn, Wt.

j. it. Hunsoin, and wife, Mrrf. J. R.

Korrt- inK, (Mrhumo; Goo. J). Amlorfion, Tojwka; Shanks, Hi. Ixuits. EDUCATIONAL.

ST. EDWARD'S COLLEGE, A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS. The Collc-fTo is beautifully on tho Heights, throo mlta soatU of Austin. in a healthy and piclurMjud locality. Erary facility is offered for a thorough CLASSICAL OR COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, With MOUEllN LAXQCAiE3.

MUSK', SHORTHAND. TYPCWHITINO. TELEGRAPHY, DK AWING A I'AlNi'lNfi optional under tiocial rosidout toachora. A Minim Department fortmall uuJar li Kircuiildjutiur fiir'iu-- particulars IF 3 O. ST.

MARY'S ACADEMY AUSTIN, TEXAS. This institution, devoted to the education of young ladies and littlo jrirla, is situated on one of thoinoat elevated in tho cantor of tho city, commindiuff aa extensive view of the surrounding country, delightful gulf lirdozo throughout the year, which greatly enhances tiie nuvfiucauo--) for health and comfort. Tho curriculum is with tho view of givmu education, which shall tit uraduatos for any Bphcro which a womnn can bo oipoctod to fill. includes everything necessary, from economy, stenography, typewriting, English, all branches. up through the lnnijuayoa, sciences and firta.

For further particulars, terms and catalogues address SISTER SUPERIOR, St. Mary's Academy, Austin, Tex. GOLDBECK COLLEGE OF OP GAJuYKSTON, OPEN SEPTEMBEIt 1G, 1895. to receiro pupila in all sm03 for instruction on Piano, Violin. VioloncoHo.

Elocution and Singing. A modern buiiding, costing SBO.OOO. has been sucureii; tho directors of each department artists in their profession, and will give tins college a faculty unsurpassed by any in this country. In connection with the college there will be a boarding department, whore young ladies will ba carefully cared for aud have all the privilcgod of a well reguiatod horns. For catalogue and further information address A I FALHEK, Supervisor of tioliibeck Collies, Gnlvcsion, Texas.

MARMADUKE MILITARY INSTITUTE Tbe reat Military School of the West. and though only Tour years old has for tho pftit three years had the largest Airollment any military school iveat of rlvercxeeptutiulaMluQe3- tn, mid tlie only one the weal time does not rt'evife dtty pupils. 'I'his yrowih In due superior Investigate them, tfuwntv nvo ntirtii with 1m- proveineuts ee-at lirivale wnicrworlts, HIVHIII luuudrv. smain heatiuv aud elee trie llylit pi Ults. Fucnlty all University (jraduates, army detalleil.by war de- partniulitj gyinuRsluni and the ludlructor in etiane a ot Saruuat.

Lawn teuufa, v-' fuutball uud biisebull uud rauge. Also Nleilriugham Hall small Write for catalogue to Leslie Marmaduke, Sweet Springs, Mo. BOONYILLE, MO. A flnrt-clais Military and Home -School. 52d year begins Sept.

12. Thorough preparation for college and business. "Methods nerfectly adapted to moral, mental and phj-slcal James Harding. Jefferson CHy. Mo.

"Tbe progress of my son Is excellent. Your school affords the 'best Green McCurtaln, San Bols, T. For illustrated catalogue anil information address T. A. JOHNSTON, A.

WI-, NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE, Offers advnntases oqnal, if nut superior, to any female college in rhn With a suonrior facttltT. dormitory accomtaouatioas-increasoJ and improretl (inciudine a hiiilditig), and all rho equipment uocossnry for a flrsl-clags femle we say without lie station tliat there is no ne-33- sity lor a girl to leave tho stnl? lor educational advantages, l'n-3 cooaorvatDry 19 praniajd over by throo mule professor 1 who have hud owst- aiv.iuta^B* cinro 3. pianos, a Qao tploscop-j, a wall i beautiful home constitute soino of tho ot tliis for MRS. L. A.

KIDD KEY, President. i'lo act is n.i svmaaaiarn ail 4 FOR YOUNG LADIES, Raleigh, Ts 7 C. PEACE INSTITUTE Advanced thorough, select, years without a death. Conservatory of MUEIC with 2 directors; ono from Leipfaic, onu Irom Boston. Special terms to Southern pupils.

Send for Illostrated Cataioguo and Conservatory of Music and Art, in tho South. Bond for catalouue- Ustter an-1 hishsr conraa than ajy girl school Or. aXT-A-Siei. Sherman, Texas. IIDEIffOOD Twenty St.

Ixmis Climate Locution Healthful and (Jharrainp. Position (Jon- Two ThoroUBli cand Elocutiun.Spi Ceui-ses. pecialiies. Terras reason. Art.

J- 1 FOR YOUNG LADIES. able. KJEV. W. S.

KMCJUT, 1. FRKSLDEXT. ST. CIIARLKS, MISSOURI. DAUGHTER OR WARD TO COLUMBIA, MISSOURI.

The leading school In the Southwost Is the school you desire. Famous old collect; Entirely ItcfurnUhcd. Handsome 50-piiRC catalogue. Oucns sept. 4.

Mrs. Lueltd Wjlcox St. Cloir, President. HAS FEW EQUALS IN" AMERICA AND NO superiors. Surpasses by far any school.

Largo and abio Larffe attondaico. Luxuriously equipped. Business is learned by doinft'business. Hnlit-5 21 irold medals aod premiums from State Fairs. Beautifully illustrated ciialogue freo.

Address R. H. HILL, President, Waco, Texas. (let your Hooka, (iml News- Duuora from U. Pet-tit, Market st.

URSUL1NE CONVENT and ACADEMY GALVE5TON. Boarding School for Young Ladies. Thl3 time honored institution, identified with our state and city since 1S17, wUi be ready to reopen its classes on -Monday, "'he new a the old establishment speaks for itself, and a visit through the premises TvllI ruwure parents and guardians that this is she place for their dabblers and wards to find home comforts, every advantage for -health and general prosrpss. the department, the academy bulUMng hna been fitted up for day pupils, who the same course of studies'as tbe Kindergarten classes for boys inaugurated thi-i term will answer a long-desired nyevl of the neighborhood. The Ursulin-e nuns have also under their tmelase the pnrish t--ehtx)l? of St.

Patrick's church and the Sacred Heart or Jeauit church. Alt inquiries may bo made of the respective pastor? or of the platers at the schools. For prosp-x-tus or particulars of tho Unuiliue Academy, address MOTHER SUPERIOR, Ursuline Convent, Ave. N. 'bet.

25 21 sts. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. CIIAKLOTTJVILLK, VA. Elrctivo courses leadinp to tho S. decree ia Civil, Aiming or Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry.

History, and so on. oil-equipped lahorattirics of Physics. Mechanics, Chnmistry and KioloRy; Astronomical Observatory; Natural History Museum. For address M. THOHNTON, LL.D..

Chairman. STTMAfiY'S UNIVERSITY Cor. 13th and Broadway, UAL.VKSr\)N, TJ-XAS. Collpfjint.a, Classical, Commercial, Complnta nnrt ThoroiiKh. t-'rnnch And (icrman Not EvoniiiH study nt colloco under master's superintendence.

Open to all dnjuiminat.ir.n8. STUDIES SEPT. 2. ST. LOUIS SEMINARY.

A PRIVATE SK- lect frohool for ilu youns ladies. Would you have for your daughter an attractive homo, i nil rtomestln comforts, healthy accrsplhli 1 In vlow of St. Louis, have li-r thoroughly the full course of study appurtninlnK to the (Mlucatlon cf young lady, by competent Instructors, her manners, morals, culture, heal tit, most carefully guarded? You may have it in this successfully operated for 24 ytard. For (-jitaloKues address tho principal. B.

T. liLEWETT, LL. JenningH. Mo. WARD SEMINARY for Young Ladies.

SCHOOL, No saloon in 12 miles. Chancellor Kirkland of Vnuderbilt Univeraity says: "The examinations recently stood by pupils of Wool wine School foe pntrnnrf into Vfinderbilt University wore in every way creuitab'e, nnd give proof of tho thorough, nature of tue work done in this school. In mathn- matics the records are almost phenomenal, and iii Latin are worthy of high praise, do not.be- lieve we evpr had fitior grades made in H. Kirkland, Chancellor, llth Session opene Aue. iS, 1S93.

-For catalogue address S. S. WOOLWINE. Principal, Springliill, Tean. EAST TEXAS INSTITUTE, -rJUUCATlUN OPENS SEI'TKMBEiv 1805.

ThorouRhTraininp. Strong Govsrnmant. High Curiculum. Five LanRuaiios. S6ionco, Mathematics.

Literature, History, Music, Art, Elocution, Commercial. Teachers Training Course. Xow Furniture, Pianos, otc, Puia Air and of J. H. RICHARDS, Proa, J.

H. THORN. Pros. Board Trastoos. UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, Forty-fourth session opens Sept.

12. Thorough courses in 21 schools. Tuition froo io all departments, except Law. Man nnd womun admitted. Hicbost advantagea at lowoet cost.

For full information address Chancellor R. FULTON, LL. University of Mississippi BELLEVuFllGH- SCHOOL, BEDFORD COUNTY, VA. A thoronphly onnippcd pchnol completo in ppointments, of nigh fur Bny.i nnd Yonnff en. For catalogno or information apply to R.

ABBOT, Principal. Hollovuo P. O. VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTON, VA. Mrs.

Gen. J. K. 1J. STUAIIT, Principal.

Tho next session of nir.o months opens Sept. 19 with a full corps of superior teachers; Terms Apply early. CataloRUPs sent upon to tho Principal, NASHVILLE COLLEGE For You riff Ladies. Central location. Largo faculty.

Highest advantages iu Art, Literaturo nnd Science. Music conservatory. Year berins September 2, Send for catalogue. 'Rov. CJoo, W.

F. Price, D.D., Prosident, Nashville, Tenn. WASHINGTON LEE rXIVKIISITY, Lexington, Tlrglnln. Acnderiiic: Knglneering. Opona Sepu 121ti.

1'or riitaloguo address O. W. U. MiE, 1'rcsldcilt. A UGUSTA MILITARY ACADEMY.

Lot.tlu, Vnllcy, Suunlftn. Vhi Kndl'h. riuMrbl ItuflnoM wild Jllllltrr TrUD I A I SAPOLIO.