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Coiieacini Oct. TO-, CHICAGO iEETDRH OVER TBB HoustonTexas Central AND THE The Only line Running Through War uer Sleeper to Chicago irltliout Change. Leave GalrcstOD 7.30 p. m. ArrlTe at Chicftgo iwimd aftorncxm at 4.25.

THIS IS THE QUICKEST LINK TO CHICAGO. WORLD'S FAIR TICKET OFFICE. JClTitmont t. (IMu.neS?) UaltwtOB J. H.

MILLKK, Ticket Agent. JI.L. DOBBINS, (JenM Past. Aieut. C.

VI. BEliN. I ruffio Hanagor. THE GALVF8TON DAILY W1WS, WEDNESDAY. pCTOBER Id.

ISM. WHAT HE SAW IN CHICAGO ALDEEMAI EEVDEBBQV GIVES AH AOOOOflT OF HIS THE "KATY" FLYER. THE ffORLD'S FAIR ROUTE LEAVING GAL TEUTON AT 0.05 P. POSITIVELY the only line running alwipinir cars from tftiiTetton and Houston to (Urcnqo without change, arriving in Chicago by the Katj Flyer secord afternoon at 4.25. Furthermore, they ran the in tlio world, which aro the Wagner Palace Sleepers Which oclipBo anything and oTerytMng that has ever open moTod on fro through from Texas to Knasne City.

Bt. Louie and Chicago without cbanae. Wflrninir in nmpls tune for cotinec- tioUB with all outgoing trains. Leu dust dud mote sightly country by the K. aud T.

than by any other lino North. FKEB RECLINING CHAIR CABS On All 'Ibroueh For fnrtiirr particulars nppljr to 1,1. H. A. JOHNSON.

Ticket A ont. Phono 382. GalvoFton. lia Trumont st BuiWiBg u4 tbt OtlTwton Proud Bout of "Old Beat Texan Alderman D. B.

Henderson, whs returned from a visit to th; world's fair on Monday, had a varied experience, to judge from hla own account. When News reporter talked to him about hla trip and what he law In the White city the long alderman said: "Yea; I plead guilty to having 'did' the great American sucker act. One does tilings sometimes aa a son of self defence expedient. I wanted to be In position to protect myselt from the average world's fair liar who Is stalking abroad throughout the length breadth of this land trying to convince the unwary that he han seen more than anybody else. I have put myaclt In a position to head him oft now ana while the sacrifices, privations and hardships, to say nothing of the fabulous outlay of money, have been very great, I feel "Alter one has spent a day In the White like last Monday or Tuesday was and had 40.000 or 60.000 people ntep on him.

has hod to line up ror every solitary thing he gets and then don't get much of It at that, begins to think himself a well developed specimen of the animal upon which Bualam was saJd to have done some traveling, upon one occasion. Whan 785.000 people huddle together on thirty or forty acres of ground and all trying to move around at the same time, a person with mi yj and delicate feet like I possess can hardly be counted as In It. One was kept on the dodge All the time. One instant you would lump Just in time to escap extermination beneath the feet of cmcago woman, when the next you woul flnd yourself floundering beneath a pair Arkansas cowhide boots. 4 1 exhibits are very fine in deed.

The exhibit that attracts most gen oral attention perhaps Is that which show the wonderful progress In electricity. Th display.in this building Is calculated astonish one at every turn as he behold the wonderful workings of this unseen bu powerful agent. The effect produced on th water at night with the old of differen colored electric lights is simply dazzllni and Is one of the principal attractions the show. ''The most lonesome and sad looking tning on the entire grounds Is the Texa building. It stands away off in one corne and It Is only once In a while a visitor stop The greeting ono receives, in som dUHn of Oalvntou anil thli city proud of the high Inunction upon him.

The dutltt will require hl la Washington, o. where th. umylv V) located. Dr. Butchelor Qonertl both, ilurloa tnelr Incumbency of tho oftlce of rrand commander, In thii BOUM tin temple, it for to i being without iaflllllt to fit i being without faflllllM.

U'lg. Tuckn acconuuvulti by klk wife tot. JUOUII, m. $25.15 To Chicago and Return. $19.45 To.St.

Ixinii and Botnra --OVBB--- I. AND G. N. R. R.

TICKETS ON SALE From October 15 to 31 Good to Return on or Before Nor. 18 B. NTCHObR, Acont. WEDNE3DAY, OCTOBER 18. 18D1 BEACH EROSION.

To The News: I would suggest on a romedy for the erosion of the beach the of a spur or wins to the south Jetty at a point about 10,000 feet Inside the outer end, and running south aheut 8000 feet--this work to be In a plane at top of mean high water. In addition, obtain two hopper suction dredges to work In the Jetty chanuul lo deepen It, and deposit upon the shoal north ot the 116 Io cate a stationary suction dredce having Its pipes for discharge il at tn out ena sha11 south .1 Jett and west 'he wing. Thin dredge will then discharge the "and STurnlshed to It by the hopper dredBes the Jetty Into the nn oTtheroufh fS? ilke s0 1 KrounJ ln thl! "rea, una with the protectlnc wins help to create new line of beach in conformity wltlra 1 mov 5 ra TMt required to sustain a feently curved beach contour In that location. wo i rk A De done at government expense by the United states engineers. rapid and permanent deepening bar channel, as well as a corrective beach 0fteCt the ieity upon tho have In prepn.rij.tlon a.

complete t)arer Won this subject and expect to sSbmU to the council at the meeting on Thursday neit. M. 1XWGLAS THE BRIDGE PRIZE LIST. Galveston, Oct. The News: In your last Sunday's Issue there appeared an article on the coming bridge celebration in which It was stated that three valuable prizes would be offered by the bridge committee to the parties attending the Jubilee lle BS was also announced that individual would be offered.

In this connection I desire to state that In my very merchant of Galveston should contribute some article or articles trom iTMt 0 took antl thus at an Infinitesimal himself assist In swelling the prize Inducements to such an extent that our larmer friends would come 100 mllos to SSPi.i brld connection with the mainland will probably he of vast SSwL i on ri I merchants and I think an effort should be made up trade negotiations at once es, rases at least Is calculated to rellcct on th. state, even If the absence of exhibits ha A low "ho seems to have some thing to do with the building strikes yol for an the minute you enter. He opene on me for that amount as soon aa I en jered the building. 1 explained to Mm th" I had only about nOO 000 or $160.000 about m. nKl" 1 6 tt "2 3 th re WSS trttln leaV ng Chlcajo for several hours I should likely need It all to defray my expenses and of course I must forego the extreme a uawre it would afford me In meeting Ms views.

As a want of confidence In (limn clal nftars Is the ruck upon whlc' mutual relations is so often stranded, my failure to comply Wtt fatal, as the look hMiiJi ave clettr OM of building. While In the Agricultural build ine I stopped a guard and asked him where lo rind the Texas exhibit In that department. He looked at me In some disgust and said: "Sir, I answer that question about a thousand times a day. She's got nothln I walked away meditatively among the exhibits from Kansas, Ualtcrta Oklahoma and other new states and territories showing magnificent production, when all of a sudden I came across a bale of cotton, a little bunch of moss and a 'SS! above It In big letters was "The Mississippi Exhibit." I took out a piece of paper and began writing on It when an old fellow who seemed to be In charge asked me what I was doing. 1 told him I wan making a note of his exhibition for future reference.

He said- "If Yau are a RSTOPSPCT man, and you nave a sort newspaper look, and you ever say anything about this moss and this bale of cotton and this hue nf 011 'han T-xas anil old Mlsslsslp will be satisfied with the truth "In the Horticultural building hangs the biggest Joke of the fair and It Is at the expense of our own dalveston at that Ono evening, while examining the exhibit of Australian tree ferns. I heard a lo of ladles, who proved to be from Bo-ton discussing some wonderful growth I walked up to them and they were examln- Injf a big gourd. Imagine my astonishment when I dlsoDvered the name 'Galveston' In olaln letters written across the gourd The Boston pnrty had found it and were wondering why Oalveston did not grow anything else but gourds. I espoused the cause of my town and In the strongest manner possible explained to them that we not grow gourds at all. but somebody had put up a Job or a gourd on us and It had no business there.

Just beneath the gourd, however, was a sickly little cl ii.S. oleanders, an old banana that hod died of neglect and an old Spanish dagger looking like It hud just enough life to stick a person, and across the whole on a strip of paper wns painted the sad but suggestive legend: 'For sale, very which told Its own tale of woe." to ooen list I will oner a nnnusDmo dress pattern nrrt flrui 8 fKht-clay clock-the former to be Clvcn to the wagon bringing the larsreir number of ladles and the latter to the wagon coming; the pointer, if the bridge prefer thi-v can add the articles mentioned to the they Intend offerlnu. Your i. E. ikr- prizes truly.

very I I I I 0 1 0 1 PIANOS. and worrv 8avM i i your ciotmr.j ma.Ie oider Butts for trousers for :7. for I snu 7 i brimful of nrw nxlngs; Zunt. I. Cohen, next lo Opera house.

i We prepared this fall enler tailor mnde BliN. DEAfr Tremont Fresh fish, crabs, drennea poultry ttMm. tta. Co. ail make to it.

SCOTTISH RITE ilASONS. The Election of Judge Philip c. Tucker of Oalveston as Orand Commander. The Ancient. Free and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of the southern Jurisdiction opened their annual session in St.

Louis on Monday and will conclude It to-day. More than ordinary interest attaches to the present session from the fact that the body seldom honors any other than Washington elty with Ms presence. Its headquarters being at, that place. In 1868 the body held Its annual session In St. at that time being the guest of Occidental lodge.

The same lodge has again extended Its courtesies to the supreme body. An Important svent In the session has been the election of a supreme commander to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late James Cunningham Balchelor. which occurred at Washington, D. on July 28 last The officers are chosen for a life, but the tenure of office of Mr. Batchelor was comparatively brief, he having been elected in 1391 to the vacancy caused by the death of General Albert Pike, who had hold the office for thirty-three years.

Judge Philip C. Tucker of Oalveston aa supreme commander, presided at the opening of the present session A strange coincident in this connection was that at the session held In St. Louis twenty-five years ago Judge Tucker received the thirty-third degree in Masonry. The representatives are not numerous, but nearly all are persons of social and po- i i distinction and nearly all are over 60 years of age. They are as follows: Philip C.

Tucker, Galveston. Thorn- US II. Cujiwull, San Francisco. Erasmus T. Carr, Leavenworth, Odoll Long.

Charleston, W. Fred Weher' Washington, D. John M. Brown, Washington, D. Robert C.

Jordan. Omaha, Samuel M. Todd. New Orleans La AMUSEMENTS. In "Count Bllli concluded his engagement at the Treinont last night.

The matinee yesterday afternoon was largely attended. The postponement of the opening; hour from 2.30 to 3.30 rave the school children an opportunity to attend aud many were present. The children, no less than the adults, were captivated by Caspar and his little companions, Herman and Dot. These two child actors are well drilled, and with the rolllcklns German hero-vagabond make merry times. Mr.

Ellis songa were well received and the children particularly were delighted with his Santa Claus song and the distribution of toys. The see-saw- and scene was a beautiful piece of Innocent pleasure and altogether the performance woe wholesome and refining. Lewis Morrison in "Faust." Lewis MoVrluon will appear at the Tremont to-morrow and Thursday nights and Thursday matinee with his novel and effective production ot "Faust." Lonff and costly experiments for producing a flash of lightning tn miniature have at last proved successful. The mlralc electric discharges from murky clouds add considerably to the wild sublimity of the tumultuous scene on the summit of the Brocken. 1 Aside from the elaborate staging of the drama Is rendered in the highest degree Interesting by Mr.

Morrison's graphic representation of Mephlsto, A musical novelty has been perfected for heightening the effect of the church scene. A chime of rich Loned bells ring out full and clear while the worshipers assemble. As the lingering echoes of the bells die softly away, the voices of singers announce the opening of services within the sacred edifice. Appropriate orchestral music forma a fitting accompaniment to several of the scenes. The musical selections given with the action of the piece comprise gems from Gounod's "-r, re of "Faust" and selections from the compositions Meyerbeer and juK.r grtkU composers.

Faust, a learned alchemist, doctor of philosophy, having reached that age when all pleasures that this world contains fade, invokes the aid of the spirits to give him new emotions that life might be worth the living. In response to his frenzied appeal Mephlsto appears and agrees to ALONG THE WATER FRONT, MABIIE IOTE8 PICKED Or 15 JUU- TIOAL OIOLB ud Dtputan of onBbipboitd-Stwmud Bail Hen ud on the Way. appeal give Faust youth, health and passions and all the pleasurable enjoyment to be drawn there- from upon condition that when the gaunt has been run his soul shall belong lo Mops. sto. Faust Is dazzled and held soell- by a beautiful vision of Marguerite, wrapped In an angelic halo, which fades tway aa he passionately rushes upon It acctiVs to Mephknu's demand and a compact Is drawn between them.

The iged and senile philosopher Is transformed i a handsome youth burning with pas- and eager i anticipation. From 'his time forward his one thought Is of Marguerite. Then follows his meetings her, their a love, betrayal her confidence, the poisoning of her po iiother while seeking only to make her mere deeply: the return nf Valentine, her soldier brother, whose anguish lndt a no 1)oun 1 when Informed his bl.astcd home. He meets Faust and the devil's aid Is killed. Insidious Me- ihlsto excites the justice-loving neighbors )f Marguerite by Informing them of the icemlng unnatural murder of her mother ind she Is carried oil to prison.

Faust Inds his way Into Marguerite's cell through Intervention of the devil, only to llnd ooor Marguerite partially dpmented He nronoses to carry her away to escape the dread consequences of her supposed crime- but at this Hint' the gentle spirit goes out ind Mephlsto claims Faust as his own but he Is saved by the Intervention of the spirit of repentance and remorse. o- WOMAN'S BIGHTS ASSOCIATION Office President Texas Equal Rights Association, Galveston, Oct. The ex- executive committee of ths Texas equal rights association hereby notlflsi that they are requested to meet in Dallas October 20, the place of meeting not yet dc- but presumably ut the Urand Windsor hotel. REBECCA HENRY HAYES, President Texas Equal Rights AsVn MArtGAUKT L. WATSON, Secretary.

Mrs. Hayes will leave here for Dallas Monday, October 23, and will remain i he Saturday following to attend the woman's congress, which Is to be held In connection with the state fair, in which she will take a part, speaking on the 5th on the subject assigned her "The Coming Woman in Politics. HANDSOME SOUVENIR. The News Is In receipt of a handsome souvenir' edition of tonrs In England, Ire- and, Scotland and the continent. Issued by New York and Glasgow.

iroprietors of the well known Anchor line if transatlantic steamers. In this connection It may be noted that J. a. Montgomery Co. of this city have recently een appointed agents of the Anchor line or Texas.

TOST OF OAIjVESTON, OCTOBEE 17. 7 n. 10. 3 p. TO BiromMor SJ.BS temperature 64.0 70 NK14 Et rreoipuHuoo Cloudy ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrived. Sch Helen, Munn. snapper banks. Cleared. TUB Carbonero with barges, Pentacola.

SsNueces, Risk, New York. Bs Alford. from for Copenhagen. Bs Moorgate, Smith, Liverpool. JBxports--Foreign.

For Liverpool--Ss Moorgate: Cleared by Fowler, McVltle 68iO bales of cotton pounds, value 1245 sacks oil cake, 2SO.SM pounds, value J3900; 6504 oak staves, 65,310 pounds, value J490. For Copenhagen (from Velasco): Bs Alford: Cleared by J. Holier 21.467 socks oil coite, 6,544,000 pounds, value LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT. Steamships. Ss Nueces, Risk Pier 24 Ss Springfield.

Robsoll Pier 14 tis Joseph John, Miller Quarantine os Uyner, Rasmussen Pier 20 Ss Avonmore, Miller pier 13 Ss Calvin Quarantine os lafna, Harris Pier 29 Ss Blgdon, Stewart Pier 20 gs Samuel Tyzack. Airy Ss Zanzibar. O'Neli SB Acme, Glpsen Whtttwatef, DOW chut 1 of the Ww iteambodi wlU I I forth" trow Columbia to aolvnton. British 8UIU lowUu tt with oil. oil ceJtit 8Bejukaa VBRT LOW WATBIt Oct.

wlnf thtt MM h.rt for tie put tbrw Pier 33 Pier Ss Saiopia. 14 Ss Aeon, Heron Ss Elmlte, a i bs Kobmson Ss Memnjii, Cave Ss Bivkneld. Ferguson Pier 17 Ss Golden Cross. Thomas er 15 bs New York City, Taylor Quarantine jpn. si Bonlta.

Arano fir. ss Hawhurst, Br. ss Strathdeei Bnrks. Sldonla. Williams Schooners.

Sch Florence J. Allen 33 i 33 Sch Llna C. Kamlnskl, Pier 21 LIST OF VESSELS UP AND CLEARED FOR OAI.VESTON. New Yoric. Ss Leona to sail Oct.

a as Alamo to said Oct 25 Sch Elsie E. Baylcs, Benson. Oct 11 12 Pier 32 Pier lo I 'ow'eVel In the The chtnome- nally lew water at thle point le due to the Srhi.Ii? In the Sablne river. JM. L.

la tt at thle mtxra of the year. THE COURTS. United Statea circuit and Dlitrlct Court Judge Aleck Boarman presiding. In the cause of J. N.

Williams va. M. Lasker et judgment by default WM token against P. ArdreV. Virginia C.

Ward and James F. Ward, j4. and Messina Weiss, Martha D. Janes, Pauline ddl and Janes Florence Janes, Srnythe Janes and Melvln Janes, Lou ana Edgar Bower, Bttle and Barnes and Willie Bower. Case dismissed as to' John C.

Ward. an4 Robert Bower, minor defendants, had Judge T. Joseph appointed guardian ad lltem. iilfv i M( D. V.

McFadden and McFadden had R. A. Greer appointed guardian ad lltem hnlSr'i'! 6 Ja i'i re and lv Jones, 'who haje filed a disclaimer, had Interlocutory Judgment upon same. Cases set for November 14: i Monarch company vs. Frel- ysAnd erson Nc-Uon distilleries company Davless company distilleries company vs.

T' 0al and wooa Pany vs. ft lBi et November 16. 1L Lasker Bet No- Herbert'W. Walcott W. A.

McVitie, dismissed by plaintiff. Edward N. (Slopper et al. vs. Estelle J.

Brady et set November 10 and H. a po nted euardlan ad lltem for Do Ion Know What Great Good It Is WISE MEN AGREE. 'it Oaiu of Mo.t vtaltd tkt of llapplnnt. UillliJ.tS.lS Oct 11 Concho slcl Oct. 11 Comal to sail Oct.

18 Imbetlba. Uk Rita sld Sept. 1 Bremen. Ss Norna, Grlee at Sept. i Shields.

Khio. Redmnn sld Oct 2 5s Abbeymoor, Buhn sld Oct' 3 Ferndene sld Sept. '2f PhllmV-lphln. Bk Jennie Sweeney, Kramer sld Oct 12 Sch Lewis K. Cottingham, Doughty, Oct.

Sept. If. HOTEL ARRIVALS. At the Washington: L. Q.

Shannon, Mul- oon, Joserh Chambflain. Unilon I. Burrow, Winnipeg. J. Doyle, Illnols; H.

Napny, New York; E. B. Perry Bolivar Point; J. it. Flfer.

Bt Clare Crockett. Julius Trubsback. B. Mason, Texas; T. S.

Porhannen Thompson: W. R. Manner, Texas' )w 3 'o Edn a 3 Bllrt Houston; W. Slavln. -Po: larbough.

Llnwood, 3'Brlen, Beuuniont; J. H. Norton. Houson; II. Norton.

Brenham; M. Miles, W. Slavln, ThompHon: E. P. York La 'orte, L.

S. Owen, Sumner, I. larbough. Llnwood, Geo urien, deuunioiit; J. H.

Norton. Houson; II. Norton. Brenham: M. Miles.

NeW rk a a I 1 A tncaT emnnt: Qeo Steen, Pt. Louis; T. Smither Huntsvllle: Mrs.Frceman louston: W. Young, F. E.

Leason, Snn Sch Angle L. Hdrtlepool. Ss Mab Ss Koumanla Swansea. Ss Tripoli St. Vincent.

rip Whitehall, Llcl Rotterdam. Ss City, Whyle Bk Prince George Para. Bk Thetis, Leonard sld Sept. Tcncrlffe. sld Oct 8 sld Oct.

'J sld Sept. 27 a Oct, I sld Oct. sld Sept 2 th' tons barbKl and as nS manura ra c1l1S I a ny Cl Tar appointed commissioner to take testimony and report to the court The receivership In the Omaha and South 1 xa 1 1 cause has been terminated by the court and the receiver dls- Dlstrlct Court Judee W. H. Stewart presiding.

Eckert vs. Charles Eckert; decree if divorce at dc'jndanfs cost, and plolnt- ff's name changed to NelHc Brown. Chnney an'l Stephen LJornc-3; dt- cree of divorce at defendant's cost. Ilacon. Baldwin Co.

vs. U'els Tiros- Judement by default for J3231 81 aealnsi firm of els Uros. and against Albert IVels and Robert Wels a.s Individuals. FI.ed: Mamie Schroeder vs. Chris Schroe.ler.

and Harrison H. Beasly 3 Josephine petitions for divorce. County Court Judge 8. S. Hanseom presiding.

Probate: Estate Asllbey minors. Annual of guardian June 0, 1830, considered approved by approval of annual account filed July 1, Ibz, and ordered recorded. Same estate: Bame order on annual account of September. 1891. 6787.

Robert plumbley vs. F. Blerman- motion to dismiss certlororl overruled' fudgment for plaintiff for costs of court plaintiff having received amount of his debt against defendant from garntahee aa In 6788. Same same. Motion to dlsm'ss certlornrl overruled, proceedings In garnishment dismissed and Judgment for defendant against plaintiff: and gornlshee for of the most Important before the world's congresses In Chicago has been the cause of the physical trouble of the civilized world to-day." The speaker was a prominent man from abroad.

Continuing, he eald: "From all of the 'imiverie ihe. testimony has flown In, and It ta over w.h elm Ing. ly to the effect that some form of kidney or liver difficulty, commonly known as T3rifirht's disease, Is at the of the majority of evila that are afflicting mankind. In past years It was a vexed question as to what this disease really was, and it seemed to be a settled question that It could not be cured. But modern Investigation and science came to the relief, and what had not heretofore been done chemical discovery accomplished.

There were men and women who died prematurely from Innumerable causes, all of which could traced to the one source, and there came up from all the land, indeed, from the entire world, a great cry for help from the great evil which bad become a world wide dans-ir. "It was In the midit of this condition of things that the great discovery wan made which become to-day the beat known and most popular discovery In Its line ever known to the world. It Is known as Warner's Safe Cure, and It has accompll8he4 more for the world than any oilier medical discovery heretofore known. la the evidence submitted were several thousand cases in both Kurope and America where men and women In the advanced stages of Brlght's disease had been entirely and were well to-day. In writing- upon ting subject one of the leading professors in a New York medical college says: "'In several cases Brlftht's disease, where all other remedies and treatments falleJ, I have effoctel purmnnent cures Safe Care.

Faliiuruiure I am convinced that In all ailments where the blood is in an unhealthy condition and the general health impaired, the advantage gained by the use of VVarner'a Safe Cure Is The tnnii3iicea of the world's congresses in Lhlcago upon the welfare and happiness of the world can not be over estimated. They are certain to set forward civil zi- tlon and aid mankind, and not the least advantage In the fact that great men have so unhesitatingly atatM that inflammation of the kidneys, leading to BrlKht'a disease and caus.ng the annoyances to wh'ch wumen even more than men are Is the Boat of most of our national physlcil trouble. With this clearly In mind. It is cause for great gratitude that so grand a discovery h.is been made for certainly counteracting this most baneful of diseases. It Is for this reason that we congratulate our readers upon the action which has beun taken- by the great world's congresses In Chicago.

W'JMI'U SALT ny E. S. LEVY CO. In addition to our usual complete line or "Hr. Ja.jcrV Celebrated Woolen Underwear, for wtich we are sole agents, we have tais esa on accepted the agency for ttie 8 Underwear, highly recommended by physicians for prevention of colds.

Union Suits for Children of all ages. Full assortment or all other kinds of UndTwaar. Merino Suits at 81.00; Natural Wool at $2.00. we are quite sura you'll save money by getting your Underwear from us. E.S.

LEVY SCO. CLOTHIERS. for a "JoOior" Catolocne. 1ALYUSTON fKUh 1 COM. ANy.

UNLOAD THI? WEKK-Car i Frilit pnn Bo-o. 1'eru HIKI iluicai Urapds Qd umi I'ca twoonrsfauiitlM Uiuffi'ildi a i i (.: cuinuu. HU-BIIUI SufJ n-a. i On Louisiana i'eeuno. Ni-w i i inn umi Pa-'p.

New Liii.biirctT niid IT ck Fancy iiunn i i but i or. STKAM A WOFKS. Rod Bnnd Candy, and iia'lo. Our t-tock of a ey ('ami e- compere- wi ilia luip-t ctylo unit Is host iu lily. am i i acpnti old O.clitir: AnuU- Cider.

Tbo bent Sc hiuuitu (MLVi. TON I I rOMI'ANY. nnd strou'a. It wiU Vuu to AMK ior Pricen at SOUTHERN SHOW C4SE WORKS before yuu buy your Sbow CRBOB alsewtiara. K.

CIIANZ. 2223 Htraud, lout.bouHt cor. Tramont Your OFF FOR A A FAIR. Sch Sadie at Oct Sch George L. Drake," Bid Oct.

COTTON'ON SHIPBOARD. For Great Britain; S3 Golden 1,420 Ss Tafna 4. 4.3S3 Hoi Antonio; A. i. Llv- ngton, Knnsas City; J.

W. Sloan, Thomiv on: Chos. F. Thompson, Cincinnati; VV 5. CoUlns Lovplady; D.

N. Harris, Willis C. Gorham, Austin; J. A. Landry, West G.

W. Angle, Veltisco- i Vilson. Brazorlu: Rosenshine rownor, New York: C. A. Hoffhelmer" Inclnntttl; Frank S.

Hill, 31. Lou Is" A Vilklns. Chicago: Edward Snider. Clncln- "rial At Ihe Bench: Charles Crane, Max Newnan. Cniirles New York; William llupr Cincinnati; W.

B. Rolsford sT ouls; J. E. Gayne, George Leslie, New Or eons; J. p.

Newham. on; A. L. Petrlcon, Waco. Buren R.

Sherman. Des Molncs, Q' A. l-ellun-s, New Orleans. U. Hnyden.

Seattle, a E. Flemlnp Fireo N. Qllmor Morcdlth. Honry M. Teller Central OfTy Col Willlnm Reynolds Singlr-ton.

Wasiiintrton. D. TheoJi.ro D. Harvln. Cednr Haplda Jamen E.

Richardson. Murfrucsboro, Suinuel JE. Minneapolis, Atlolphus L. Fitzgerald, Bureka John F. Mayer, Richmond.

Va Nathaniel Levin. Charleston, 3. Richard .1. Nunn, Savannah, George Moore, Montgomery, A a Harry H. Coinly, Helena, A Frank Pooi-o.

Evanston IrvInK W. Pratt, Portland, Ore James Henry, Little Hock, Ark. Aa reported In The News dispatches yen- JIHJMO Philip c. Tucker of this city elected grand commandrr. Judge Tucker was lleuirruint gr.ind oommnmlT at time of Dr.

U.itc!ielor's death and had Oft-jn for some pn-vjoun to a Had Utt dutlei of Krand Tucker la a of old acutch He wna made a Mason fn i8n at VeryenneH. and hftR the distlnr- lon of being the tlrst man who became a LlAson In the Lake Champlaln valley after ne excitement, when it waa a affonae to admlntater or take the Masonic oath. Judge Tucker been P. Q. P.

O. I i A chapter; p. a. c. of Anights Templar, and pant presiding offlcor of each of the above.

He haa been ft rest- 1 sinew lii. it an REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following transfers have been filed record: MarwIU to Southwestern telegraph and telephone company, lot of lot 9. block -H2 U4 ooo 8 and east M. J.

Sloan and wife to W. i i i subdivision of lot 2, block 70, FA I.I. Ml KJ1ENT, pur Importation of woolens for fall and winter wear have arrived. An early call will secure choice section BEN. BEAR Tremont st.

We are dally receiving new goods In our grocery department for the fall season Our New Cune Sirup Is delicious uaon CHAS. ROBKRTfl. 2M and Church A I JU.VTl.N IU.V.V successor to Ron. Zahn. Only flrst dun.

photographs. "Stafford's Mineral Water, Buffalo T.ltlifn and Sour Lake Water. AOM or case at McClanahan's Drug storS: J)RS. I I I 1 I I I I I I I Pentists. corner 22d and Market its.

UUVLER'S CANDIES II EVKKY 8IEAMEB. tt W. PBESTON A Mark Ss Acme Whitehall Sa Avonmore 5)419 Ss Moorgato 819 3s Breckfleld 7.308 Ms Zanzibar Memnon 8,409 Tymck For France: Sa Saloila 2,722 For Russia: Su 8,032 For Germany: Ss Joseph John, Bremen 1,217 Ss Aeon, Bremen 4,898 coastwise: Mallory line 1139 line Total on shipboard not cleared 50,735 NAUTICAL 'NOTES. Tho revenue cutter Galveaton Bailed yesterday for a cruise in the The tiifj Carbonero cleared yesterday for Pcnaacola with Uie barges Regulator and Alabama, The sailing of the Sa Moorfrate was a mistake. She was cleared yesterday for Liverpool by Fowler, McVltle Co.

The Steamshln Alford was cleurnd yesterday by J. Mailer Co. from Velnsco for Copenhagen with a cargo of oil cake. The tug: Jxulse came down Houston yesterday with four barges of cotton and oil cake and took back a tow of empty barges. The steamship Amethyst, Kramer master, arrived at Newjjort News Octouur 12, ami nfter sailed for her destination, 3t.

The schooner Helen arrived from the Cnmpeaehy snapper banks yesterday with 15.000 pounds of red snappers. In honor of this bier catch, the Helen wore all the flaga that could be hung on her lifts and forestay. October lighthouse board fflves notice that on or about October 15, 1893. a second-class whistling buoy, painted with white and blnck perpendicular stripes, will be moored In thirty foot of water, about one and one-half mllea southeast by east from tho outer end of the north jetty, en trance to Hrazos river. Hearings of prominent objects are: Dome of Velasco hotel, west-northwest; life saving station, north by west three-quarters west--bearings magnetic.

BBVBNTRRN FBBT. Oood Water Now at Sabine Para--The Contractors nnd pn Ml r- Will Celebrate. Beaumont, Oct. contractors at Sablne pass, Messrs. Chas.

Clarke have finished the west channel through the bar and It gives seventeen feet of water at mean low tide. They were asked to have a celebration there on next Tuesday, the 24th Instant. The Southern Pacific company Is going- to put on a rate of one fare for the round trip from Houston, Beaumont, Orange and points on the Sablne and Bast Texan railroad. Mr. Clark will give on excursion by boat out to the Jetties and the people of Sablne POPS will arrange to entertain all the visitors that come in.

Tho Southern Pnrlflc may a special train from here on thai day If It In Justified In doing no, COLLISION AT VELASCO. Veliwco, Oct. British steamship Marlstow left the Brazos i mnrnhiff to finish loading outside for Rotterdam. AH Bhe loft Central wharf nhe came contact i the Stella, of Went Hartle- imolj up nt ftiiflt wharf. Parr of the ManMow's bridge wan knocked off, and for few minutes it loukeJ like some of her boat a would be Can tain Kettift old iunt pilot of j.

GoibnULii, airs. Win. I'irr, Mrs. M. J.

Kwnan, Mlas Keenon Mrs. J. Slider, J. S. Moth, Mrs.

O'Qrady Charles W. Eisenf elder, John Jamei D. Smith, C. I VK. I'AH, MIHK AND THROAT.

C. W. Dennis, M. Graduate of three medical colleges. 21at Market.

ODKI, A Center street, 'Phone 388, Is doing business all day. Choice meats, all kinds sausages. game and vegetables. For a nobby suit, stylish cut and first class workmanship call at Ben Bear Tremont street. I I I A I BuccesBor to Dean, cor.

Market and Center Souvenir sizes only $1 50 per dozen. I Warranted not to wash or fade. At Me- Clunahan's drug store. To Bay JJ Our Fall orders are coming in rapidly and we have to increase our warerooma. For that reason we offer you Goods At Less Than Tiny Haw Ever Eesn Bonght Before, We are showing a complete line of Rugs, Oar- pets, Bedroom Suites, Hall Racks, Parlor Suites in Oak and Walnut, and every one of them bargains.

Cnr Terms Are Hill tie Easiest Yon Gan Get Ashamed To Be Seen Because of disfiguring facial blemishes is the condition of thousands upon thousands who live in ignorance of the fact that in Cutlcura Soap is to be found the and most effective skin purifier and beautifier in the world. It is so because it strikes at the root of all complexional disfigurations, viz: THE CLOGGED, IRRITATED, INFLAMED OR SLUGGISH PORE. For plmplei, blAckhcadi, red ftnd Ally iklo rrd rough bund, wllh "hrtiwlr.s flrv, thin nnd ftll- Ine hair, imd itraplo babyblemlihuifiu wonderful. Sold throughout the world. Potter Dntr wnd Chorn.

So.e If tlwil. arhlng, mnthm know the comfort, Btnragth, ind vital. i In every punnt, iwMteit ud DMt plnitor for womnn Mid children. T. L.

CROSS SHIP STORES AND lUiiuactiireri' Agenu ud ComsnlMlou OORNBIB OBNTSB and STRAND. KMP a full itook on hand of our lino. Call bo CENTER and POSTOFFICE STREET. fcDUOATUN All. A LLKN rooptru mOernifi Reliable, Economical for household use because it goes further and is superior to all other meat prepara- lions, and keeps any length of time in any climate, 'or ItnDroYnd lad Foononro OooVcrr.

For Tta. Tile ftboTo cnt thn jar with ran elictlo uf Get thfi of von ClMDMI Hid twautlfiM Insurant Nerar to Or to Tcmthftil OoloV Curt, tfitp ft f.Illn refTfr torn ite 1 Olnccr Tonlo. ItctinithvTforttGMizh, Ihblht.O i WMkavM. lOMviuuimud Wo. ELECTROPOISE.

(Trademark.) InUrnal Absoi nnd Qrlppe, 01 Dec. 1891. nPf 1 Kladly add my testimony to mat of the many witnesses of the Electro- poise. "Some months ago I procured ono for my wife, who was suffering with an Internal abiccss. No other reinnllrs hud given relief.

The abscess ouenoj after the second application of the Electropolse. symptoms soon disappeared und have not returned. We also tried it for a sevore attack of La Grippe, which it i completely cured in one nlghi. Though wrf may have to dispense with many of the necessities of life, we think It economy and safety to keep an Electropolac always In ruach. Much misery might be prevented If everj- family owned out.

Tours truly, REV. ItOBT. N. BARRETT. 420 Chestnut at.

Kidney and Ill.dil.r Trnuulai and Rheumatism. Ixjillsvlllc. Dec. 20, Dear Sir--For humanity's sake I am led to Eive you thin a a to tho vlrtued of the Elcctropolae I have been using 1C about live 1 was suffering greatly muscular rheumatism, which I five or six also kidney and blailrtar troublti. VKS lume and had to a I been my nil- mn-nu itml feel A new rr.An.

1 have'also uitcd It In iny family for various ailments wltl; the bcs'. possible results. No a of money could Induce to v.url with my Uificiropolse. Hcspcctfullv, MYKUS. of Myers A nnnd.

Snddlers. 23S st For a forly-iiHRe circular of the great cunitlve npent address W. S. SIVY.MM UK. AgfM For Texf.s, New Mrxico and Arizona.

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