The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 15

THE GALVESfCttr DAILY NEWS, JUNE 14, 1888. Houston Texas Central Hallway Tho All-Stoul Hull Una. Double dally tvuins caeU way. Through fct Sleepers iictwecn Onlvestoh and St. Louiu' en Truins 3 and 4, nnd between CorsJcnnn and St.

Ixtim on grains I and 2, via IJimlson and' Sedalifi. Sleeper between Houston and Austin. Throuch tickets to nil points. Qnlnke.lt route to Orleans and points In Iho Choice of routes via Dcmiwon and St. Louis, or Houston and Kew Origins.

Steamship tickota to nmt from fill polnta In Europe. Guliia South UKAAIU Uolnv Xorttii Leuvf. TIJ1K OAKD. Arrive. No' 4.

No. 2. I In Effect I No. 3. No.

It. DAILY. DAILY, i April 1. (DAILY. DAILY.

6.W u.ra, p.m. 4.55 p. C.1B l.m, 6.30 p.m. 8.10 p.m. (1.20 p.m G.HO p.m.

iU p.m U.CO p.m, S.30 jura. 6.Dt) mm. B.lft a.m. Arrive p.TO.ill.SOa.m. 4.3J a.m.

p.in.jU.07 turn. 5.4.1 n.m.iMcKtnneyl 0.20p.m. 7.20 n.Jn.jDiiUiis COp.m. 4.1Ua,ni 8.2T.« i.llT't Worth Garret! orth 10.J5 p.m. O.iAiQ.in.lCorsiw.na.

P.f.ri R.in.;\Vnco....... lJj.ii p.iu.iHcarao.... y.lti p.ni. 5-lu p.m. 8.U.* p.m.

Gulvratoo. 7,40 H.m.jNewOrrns Arri vo p.m. 5.20 p.m, i.80 p.m.! 2.0) p.m.! 4,15 lUHu.in. 0.50a.m. 5.50 a.m.

10.20 a.m. 0.50 a.m. a. 10 a. ni.

a.m. 7.00 a.m.I 0.45 7.20p.m.! Leave J. H. MILMSll. Union Ticket Ag'f, Galvcston.

A. FAULUNKR. Gan. Pass. Agent.

Houston. SantaFeRoute Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe Ry Northward--, Time I Knnsan Cord, in Kftect Kons iu St. Ixmis Oily Exprosal Expr'd May 13. STATIONS. 7.0U pmj O.Ct) ninilvGnlvoston.ar,l-.35 8.CO am Q.50 pm lO.oii nnSf am S.33axu a.ri5iiu'lvTi!nmle:.'.

ar! iim 13.10 am H.I5iim[lvPtWorth.ni-;iU10am O.W pra 11.255ni:10.^5 pm y.Inaml 4.15 jim 3.40anil 6.55 pm Hi-Dallas ar 0.00 llvPiu-la lv 8.Uim! 'arSt. f.30 pm Antonio Ivill.tX) inh Jim AND HOUSTOX TRAINS. Lv. a. 10.00 n.

7.00 p. m. Ar, On a.m.7.00p.m.S.3» p.m. 12.S.1 n.m. Lv.

Houston H.lOa. m.rt.U)p.m.TB.!Op. m. lu.20 p.m. Ar.

Houston ll.ian.m. 0.10 a. m. MB p. m.

SAN ANTONIO EXl'HKSS DAir.Y. Lv. Galvciiton S.lXla. m. Ar.

Sim Antonio 7.4op.ui. Lv. San Antonio 8.30 m. Ar. p.

m. No chaiiRO 01' cars of any class, Freo recllu- Ir.K ohalr cars. S. UARE, 1. A.

U. KAUMAJJS, Ticket MARITIME MISCELLANY. A PLEASANT HALF HOUR ABOARD THE REVENUE CUTTER DIX. Oruu Conn ji anil Small SHU Railway AVrucb--Sir-ay Items 1'lrkoa Up Among the Shipping---Off far New York. Its superior excellence proven In of homes for more than aJ4 of century.

It is used by tho U. S. GOT. Endow si by the heads or the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest most Healthful. Dr.

Priee a Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Sold only in Gnus, PRICK BAK1NO POWDER CO. KETTYORK. OniCAQO. ST.

LODI4. The -Missouri Pacific (Int. and Great Northern R. B. Division).

Elepni PnitaaB Cars ANB-- Free Reclining Chair Gars DAILY Galveston and St. Louis, Leavlns Oalvestoaat 6.iB p. arrive at St. Lous 7 a. m.

Berth, Tickets or other information apply TICKET AGENT. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 188S. Chosen Friends of Houston. The order of Chosen Frieuds-of Houston are preparing to give a grand picnic and parade at Volksfest pork, in Houston, on Jane 23. They have invited the members of the order iu Galveston to participate with them, nnd it is probable that qnite a number of Galvestonians will accept the Invitations.

Lawn Party. To-morrow night the ladles'Aid society will inaugurate series of lawn parties for the benefit of St. James' church. The flvst one win bp given at tjto residence of Mr. T.

W. Denley, on Church, bet-ween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, and the public zen- era4Jy are invited to attend. No effort will be spared to make every body en joy the evening. The ladies will dispense refreshments --ice cream, cote, lemonade, etc. No charge for admission, and but little" to gat out.

The Lucky Holder. The citizen of Galveston holding the one- twentieth of ticket No. 90,448 which won the $300,000 cs.pitnl prize in the quarterly drawing of the Louisiana lottery on Juno '13 was Mr. George Seibeir, a- clerk the Gulf, Colorado aijd Santa Fe genera! office The ticket entitles Mr. Seibert to $15,000 He was the subject of general congratula- tioiiycsterday by his menus.

$60,000 won through tho Galvecton aaency represented by Mr. J. D. the last two drawings -of this lottery, which shows that tha tide of luck-is ftimlmc'lu this direction. The Democratic Coayetttion.

A Galveston county de.rae-cratie convention will bo held to-night at Turner hall for II.B purpose of selecting delegates the congressional convention, to be hald at Corpus Chfisti on-June SI, to nominate a candidate for congress for the Seventh congressional district; also to select delegates to a district convention to nominate a can-t for district attorney for the criminal net 1 court of Galveston and- Harris coun- 1 its. As far as THE NEWS has been- able to the convention to-night will bo harmonious, and 'will transact its business i a clock-work regularity. As to the congressional delegation it is a foregone 1 conclusion that it will be solid-for Cram. So far no convention baa been caHed-to nominate district attorney, and should Harris county full to select delegates for this there will be no convention held, and tne selection of delegates district convention to-night will be time thrown away. Slio only two counties entitled to representation in this convention are Harris and Galveston.

It has not been generally customary to hold a convention to nominate a candidate for tlie oHice of district attorney, though one was held at" the last election, which was the second convention of this kind ever held, the prevailing custom being for each county nominating convention to indorse a candidate for this office. Should a convention be held this year for the nomination of a district attorney Galveston county will be ready with her will be selecf- ed this evening. Should no convention, bo held the Galveaton delegates will have been electee! for no purpose. The convention if eld should bo held in Gaivcston, as Houston held the last convention called for this purpoue. A DONATION To Bnyland Orphan The following insurance agents very generously donated their -premlnnu for the insurance placed upon Baylaiad Orphan Home buildings, near Houston- A.

L. Steele Co. in tho Liverpool and Jiondon and Globo Insurance Company. Manchester, England. O.

L. Cochran in the JEtna Insurance Company of -Hartford, Conn'. R. L. Pollard in the Orient Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn, Childress Taylor in the Norwich Union i KM Insurance Society, Norwich, Eagland.

I S. O. Cotton Bro. in tho Lancashire Tn- mirance Company, Manchester, The premiums in the above companies, aggregating a liberal gift on the part of the agtats and highly appreclated-by the I trustees of tlio Homo, who talw this method of tendering them their vote of thanks, passed at a ciilled meeting on the. ilth instant.

S. AT, WliJLwJLTUS, Secretary and Treasurer B. O. Homo. GKAND PICNTC TO OPITZ Snnday next, given by Mechanics'Mutual Aid and Benevolent Ass'n.

Prizes given away for the most popular candidates. All children under 12 years, tec. Trains leave at 6a.m., 8 a.m.,10a.m. Special trainat 3 p.m. COTJKTT COMJBISSIONEBS.

General Business Transacted-Claimi Ap- and Allowed. On motion the-bill of C. W. Preston Co. was referred to tho superintendent of tho poor farm to charge up tho'proper amount against guard and prisoners for medicine furnished by tho county.

The road and bridge committee reported that they contracted with Ed Kt-tehum to repair the road leading from tho Catholic cemetery for 550, and that the work has been vlone in accordance with, the contract. Report ami ordered paid. Keport of Justice Spann ot 34 net collected for the county aud paid to treasurer is received and ordered entered. Report of criminal district dlerk of judgments recovered, flues imposed, bailiffs' certificates, received and ordered entered. Ordered, on petition of citiziMis of Bolivar peninsula, thaj.

said peninsula bo designated as a road precinct, and Ouiar Lamar is appointed overseor of tho same. On motion of Commissioner Baylan the petition of Judge Fontaine, asking payment of fees in cases of escaped convicts, was refused. Juilfja Austin reported balance on hand unexpended by him on poor farm fare account, 90, and ths payment bv him of SIT 20 tit fares.for guards and convicts daring the past month. Received and ordered filed, and appropriation of 810 mode for the liko purpose during thi ensuing month. CI.4U1S ALLOTTED.

J. H. Stoner burlajs IHIIOQ C. L. Uickler 13 ro-, most for county farm.

S3 P. Hennessey, nrtMcs for county (arm. 83 D. ,1. Clark, paint for county farm.

4S Galvoston Sower rent for viurtor 87 Schneider Cross, artlelei coutty farm ifti, C. W. Prostou dt medicine 16i K. H. Porter, services as stenographer in Burkcose asjn Evening Tribune, 7 15 Simons furniture forcoDnty farm U.

Galyeston Gaa comnimj, IS CO Electric Light company, TfKa for as B.Hefty,ice 10 St. Mary's Inflrmary. care otpatlunU ISO 00 Judge Austin, services MO M. Royston, clork of criminal court, iftrvices 83 33 Br. J.

county physician, Cost in three lunacy caaev 49 00 T. Copfce, articles for connty fiurm 8 3D Justice Snann, twolnopests lu 00 Sheriff Tfernan, carrying KDbert Johnson. asylum 08 65 Sheriff Tlernan, tllty-lhreo doys' attendance district 106 00 Sheriff Tiornan, twenty-four daya 1 attendance criminal court 43 00 Sheriff Tlernan, fees county farm convicts 87, GO W. C. Olivor, fees for county farm con vlcts SO 00 M.

H. Koyston, fees Jor county farm con- i victa the tt-ont of anothcx nhorifta n. An i a stnujrht ail), narrow- were at once mt to work re. ages. The floor dill sldo pretty sharp gride, a.

cars pitching ow n. into the The revenue cutter Dlx came up to Lnba- dle's wharf fo: 1 water yesterday, and NEWS reporter seized tho opportunity to renew his acquaintance with her obliging officers. He did not Cud Captain Ulako aboard, but Lieutenant Simmons, the second in command, was on deck, and toolci'tho reporter through the vessel, which is resplendent in' a new coa of paint and as neat aud trim as school ma'am on a half-holiday. Lieutenant Sin: mons led the way forward, where two brass Dalghren L'O-pouud rifle guns frown oinin ously fi'Om tho deck. These gutis wll throw a EOLIU SHOT or shell to a di.ttaEK-e.

of three and miles, aud while they would not amorint much in a contest with some of the moderi ironclads they are capable of making things decidedly unpleasant to classes of woodoi vessels, and a shot from them across tin bows of a smuggler would doubtless resul iu bringing lur to in sbo'rt order. The gun are kept as bright as the luiockcrs on tho big front donrs celebrated in Pinafore From there tlio lieutenant led the way ti the officers' quarters, whero the-scribe wu shown tho small amis with which the Di.x is equipped. ritles capable of firing son times without reloading, and cairy ing a ball of 48 call is the print-rim small arm. A few breech-loading rllles 01 the regular uriny pattern nro also kepi handy us well as revolvers of the navy pat torn. Lieutenant Simmons Old not seem MUCH IMFIiEmsn with the destructiveneitt of the latter arm, however, and said that it was a qtiwtion whetheraskilled tbo length oE the vessel in six shots with it.

A small sword representing a cross between a cavalry saber onl an sword also forms part of tho nbil deftnsivo pnrnphernalin ot tho Bix. reporter could not help reflecting that it wailhl be vury to slice Bolivar watermelons, with, but on. examination fonnd it to bo rather too dull for such sanguinary pnrposa. "Why don't you grind them?" ho asked. Lieutenant fclmmons replied that was against the laws of uatinns to OBrSD ASWQKD, and that the Turks tho only people who ignored thfs custom, which bad coma dawn from medlatral He could not, say why thb was so--why It was any worse to kill a man with a sharp sword than dull one.

or why a- sword should ho inhibited and dynamite torrrioes anil quarter-ton bombg eiinctiontd. To moko the reporter ftu at home and thoroughly comfortable he pointed to a oonpta of trapdoors, near which sitting, and casually Pfmarked that one was a very fine collection of shot shell, and under the other, enough powder to blow d-Ji bar two miles up, Braios river. Tho scribe felt that prolonged his Tlaft too far aixl On the jorlal xnt to up how old ho would be when he ennui dd.wn if that mnsazine should decide to explode. A BAIL WAT WSECK. Yesterday afternoon coUlsioa occurred on A Carter strut by which two.

or thnio treijhj eats. pretty uaflly demolished. ThiiSiw6t switcb engine moving west wMh at a relty fair irate of speed, when it reached Center struct a coupln of cars that moving in the tjxme dir on the floor mills switch crashed into them with terrific force. One car was sent wulrtly off the track and tato an adjoining back yard, demolishing hen coops and outbuildings aud causing ftwner ot the to. imafflne that the advance courier of the day of judgment was at hand.

Two other ctrs left VSe night among the delegates to the democratic convention, which will be held tonight, the result of which was that, harmony was agreed upon as the password of the convention. Potit's band returned yesterday from Houston, and pavoa concert last night ut the vfartjnvcnjlii. Tho band will give a iimtiDoe this afternoon at tho beacli for the children, 1,1 addition tothoirrujruliirconcert there The rndip.i of St. Andrew's ciilld will givo A Morrison of Monroe, was In the a lawn party at tlio North Mission chupel, on Mfcliaufc Ktrcet, liutwcen Kleventh an-i W. Sjhcetn was la the city yeoterOay from Iwolfth, on Monday, June 18, for tho pur- i PiLtoburg, Pa.

poso of raising funds to purchase an organ J. E. Graiiara and wife are iu tlio city for the chapel. from Pcnsncjla. PEE8OKAL.

K. Rule of St. Louis was in the city yeiiterday. T. n.

arcElhluo of Dallas was in the city yesterday. II. R. Bergor of C'amdcn was in the city yesterday. B'.

W. Flint wns iu the city yesterday from Atlanta. SLJCharles restanrant, meals for jiuurs lyeKan case 535 James Sweeney, meals for jurors Kcgan uaso Sheriff Tlernan, uieuls Jurors Kesan i 10 Walter Grcshdnir -stationery foT'crhnlnaA court 155 Julius Pertains; bridge wort: for 1500 James tecott, imard county farm 25 00 EtovcarXl fjaj-es, guard county farm. 00 potatoce for connti' farm 5 75 W. E.

BraBton; flnaintrana securlji" body 00 3allineer estate, rent no 00 3.vJ. Beal, trip to farm 160 id Ketchum, -ropoirlne coaaty road 60 00 Court adjoiirnefrtill o'cloclt to-day, Erring- Wife. Some months ago a party arrived In this cltr'frc-m Denver, with a vrifoacd two young children. Business called the husband back to Colorado and he left his wife aniehl'dren here tilkhis.iet«n:. He made them frequent remittances diiring his absence, but from certain, circumstances was- led to suspect the fidelity of his wife.

relu'mecl unexpected to the wife on Tuesday night -to find that his suspicions were correct. Through the efforts of the poiice- he discovered the where- 3 fl IS wjfe and neglected children. took tHe children from her custody, and.returneA.ytsterday evening to his home Colorado, leaving the woman to pursue the teuor of her evil ways. The TO THE EAST. Vundalm mil Pennsylvania Short This Hqerioir runs two -famous and unapproachable passenger trains from St.

Lonisto the east, namely: The Pennsylvania Special, leaving St. Lonis every day at 8 a. througD to STew York in 31 hours. The New York Express, leaving St. Louis every day at 8 p.

through to New York in 35 hours. These trains -carry coaches from St. Louis to Pittsbure, and the magnificent and vestibule sleeping cars of the Pullman company run through, on both trains ovsr the. and Pennsylvania route from St. Louis to Indianapolis, Colam- rg, PhiU- frjni Workfian is at a its for the ing train with such force.

MPFLES. The schooner Jenule Lockwood has fin ished discharging a cargo of Maine Ice, and awaits a favorable wind to pat to sea. She goes to Philadelphia In ballast, where she will take on a citfgo at lumber lor Boston. The tteamer- Whitewater will depart for the Brazos early this morning withft'gau- erai cargo. Tie steamer Tali Play came in from Lake Charles yesterday with A cargo of lumber The schooner Batftt Dun will finish dis- "A ot cenent to-day, aud for AtiUachicoln, oft a cargo of lomberfor BEADINO FOB THE PILOTS.

A Library Fitted Cp on tho Pilotboat Komie Hffrjfins. Mr. Ttomoa If. Sweeney, in his accustomed display of public Rpiritcdness. hu-l equipped the iilotboftt Maraio Higgins will: a very handsome library of some 150 or 20( volumes of Interesting reading matter.

Tin life of tho port pilot anything but an in tercsting one, Mr. Sweeney, apiireciul- Injt this and with the view at contributing to thUr entertainment und pleasure, has placed this library upon tho pilotbout, and for his kindness he will ever be held in grateful remembrance by the pilots of the port, all of whom appreciate this act of kindness, and lire gentlemen capable o( appreciating the intrinsic value of his very generous gift. The library is fltted up in the cabin of the and embraces the following choice collection of literary works: Awusiz, Professor nnd Mrs. Louis--A Journey iu Brazil. Aldrich, Thopins Bailey--Marjorie Daw and Other People.

TheStillwiUer Tragedj Allen, Grant--Common Sense Science. Baylor, Francis Courteimy On Both Sides. A Novel. Biort, Lucieu--The Birrell, Augiutlae--Obitur Dicta; 2 vol- mues. Brnwn.

John, M.U.--Raband His Friends, etii. BuUttnch, Thonuui--Tlie Ago of Fable, Uuruaby, Frodr-A Rids to Klitvo. Burnett, Francis Hodgsoa--That Lass o' Lowrie's. Cable, Scvicr. Tho Gnmdls- slmes.

Curnegtr, Andrew--An American Four-ln- Hand in Britain. Ccllere, Paul--Tho Startling Exploits Dr. J. B. Quies.

Cox, Samuel We Ij)ugh. Crawford, F. Marion--Dr. Claudius. Mr.

Sanicinesc.1. PaulPatoft. Cummins, Mnrla Lampllgiitor. Davis, George of Interna- Lioual Law. Daudet, Alphonse--Tsrtnrln on the Alns.

Dojo, Edward Abont Law. Dupuy Ernest--The Great Masters of Russian Literature. Frouue.J. English in the West Indies. Gneist, Dr.

Rudolf--The English Parliament. Green, Anns Katherlne--The Leavcnworth Case. Griffin, Solomou Bulkley--Mexico of To- Gri3wold, Battle Tyng--Home Life of Great Authors. Gunter, A. Barnes of Xew York, Potter of Ttlfia.

Uomertoa, Philip Gilbert--Human Inter- The Sylvan Year; The Intellectual Life. Harris. Joel Remus, IgHls with trnele'feinns. Marte. Luift of Koartng Camp and other Storiet, Condciuad and Stonw, Huy, John--CaMilian Days.

Hawthorne, StattSSiol-JAfoses froa an Old Manse. Hoffman, E. T. Tales, 3 vol. Gregory and wife aro in the city i Lincoln, Neb.

H. L. Myers and family aro iu the city from New York. J. from Mr.

ViL'Ke Patrick left for Fort Worth via the Sara Va last night. Jos. E. Bronson of San Francisco among yeslorday'a arrivals. Marcus E.

Wood of Little Rock, was in the city yestevlay. Daniel Brown WUH registered in thccily yesterday from Bristol, England. ChjJJs and Fever, Fever and Ague Conquered, Bali Mo Not only cures tho jiadcnt K-lzert wftb the ma- lurln, but If people to it in chills nndtov-ei dlKtrlm owy-jnornlne on ect- HUE'out of bed drona of the IIKADV I i ijlws water (Irluli it and buy a cracker, they will uttaeks. PRACTICING WITH R. R.

i uui. jji nn JT Tc3t. i Mr C. RobertaTM left for Chicago last I nwli'cinVs for the twroiy'veari night via the 3irtaFo -eases of Chills ami FM-OI-I liiTM neveriailed Mr. M.

E. Klcbcrg left fof VVushtngton, D. by the Saatji last night. 1111:1 city Wm. Schwartz ami wife, Mm.

Hlnl Mrs. Smilli of aafnesyillt; were iu tho c. Mr. Arthur JTiitchlns, an nM Hou.stoaif.ii, but noiv 111 the lumber business inexst is visiting the city. Mrs.

Davis nncl nnd Kmmntt Lafore of Double Bayou are in city, ilicy leave to-niglit vui the Bauta Fa for ushinstoa, D. C. and TUGS. J. JONES.

PREVENTION iruj5ox Ha'K M'f'o i POl.NT. N. V. Dn.IUDiv.iy: My family in ibo habit ot IriiHling entirely to ReJ'ef and Pita iu our bouvhulci ineiifcltie, rouiilrhw' uny ollwr medical aW. 1 mVMill closely Kellef i Mrs.

Famiie Austin, Galvraton; MiB-i Lydm AilliiDson, Marshall, C. II. Hunt, Mrs. H. K.

Hurt, Houston; Miss Adclle Ballcraon, I. N. Ballorsou, Galvestois. --i WESTERN' UNION DIVIDEND. GIXMS Knrnlnsn lor Quarter the Xjnr Knowa to Uio NEW YonK.

Juno WestcrnUnlou ilit-eotors declared a quarterly dividend lif per cent. The books will close Juno 20. Tho statement of tho company for the cur- In whlcli feivof the iariai of 5 alrmononO thope have rcme from Mr. HwfayiOTl experience the same at- facia, very truly youI-H. JOUN 3IORTOX, Proprietor.

I A "Cure of Chiils and Fever. Dn. RADWAY-pIr: Tilcj Relief and Plib) have cured me c-f Chill! anS er i MI JAS1E3 GILU In.l, not a remertiol to the that will cure fever ejici ague afid all olhi rent quarter'estimates tho gross earnings at 0t 53 ra rRVAvSi and the not carainas at 81,350.000. i A i a Fixed charges and dividends require $1,230,000, leaving a surplus for the quarter of $130,000. The gross earnings for the quarter are larger thaii ever before iu the history of tho company.

When rick, we gars her Cattorla, When she iroa a Clllld, she cried for Castoria, she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When eha had Children, sho gave Uiem CastorU, 1'rice. 31 ccnla per Iwttle. Sold hy dr Belter and Cbper Than SCHOTT'S mea. Ro lowtUs, Wedding Journey. HqwanL Vhjjia--One Summer.

Jacksony Heli Hunt--fioinaoa. Saxe Holm's Stories, fT Johnson, olnmes. Laughter, ive Poems, "aturc, Hurai TOOK inert I ae, A Claaeles, 18 ct, TrafeVidj, ance, MysWry, Com- Fdrtnpe, Narm- 1 Poems, Minor. Poems, otltaliaiS Longfellow, I fDo'and Kavani charging her will wfl in a 1 where she will Boston. XhdJrtate IneTery particular, hence full, regular rates are charged for passage, bat no extra collected.

'Ticket agents of connecting 1 in the west and flonthwaet -will fnrnwh; time ta'blts, sell tickets and tell yon toll about it; or, please Pbesbrrtifch, Assistant Gen- Passenger Agant, vandalin Line, St. Louis. AT JUSTUS 2AHN'8, successor to Rose Zahn. the best cabinet photos are utill BO per dozen. DRIN-K Malto at soda" fountain.

Drink Malto, SS cents a botttle. Drink Jklalto, It ill pleasant. OEO. H. LEE, H.

General Practitioner. Office, No. 189 Mais ket street; residence, Xreont hotel. AITTTLE boy who was overlooked at the dinner table, in order to attract attention, pnt a large daub of mustn.nl on his plate. "Whatfeliat for?" asked his faftra-.

"That nruitard for the meat I'm going to get after i while, perhaps." "Very well replieg the fatter, "and to be equally sensible, I also had better take Ume by the forelock and procure another bottle of schott's Chill and Fever Antidote rather than defer it ontil I hare another cnlll." DBINK Malto. Drink Malto for the City, haa flnfshcd. discharging; a ties and now lies lazily ut anchor In Luf- kiu's wharf slip. The schooner Sidonia Is preparing to sail for Morgan City with a cargo of flesh waMr sand and Galvestou supplies both these articles to Morgan City, that place not being uble to (ither produce good melons or quarry goofi building sand. The schooner Coquette is discharging a cargo of lumber in Lnbadie's wfcarf slip A large number of boats laden with melons from Bolivar vere moored In Brick wharf slip yesterday.

Quite a number of cars were being lotded with these cholera mcrbns provoknnt for interior points- some as far distant as Emporia and ita, Kas. Dredging still progresses favorably in the Bnck wharf slip. Colonel Bob Webber was making some repairs to his nautical castle yesterday. The new is rapidly assuming shape. It will be a very handsome buildbur when completed.

The New York boats of the Morgan line will be put on abnnfe the latter part of Augusts The Mallory steamship Lampasas, jolly Cole to coihmand. departed for New York Captain Goto says that he has been goiQk down to the sea In ahips for more than fity years, but that as vstheis onlramere boy who starts whenever he hears a whistle. He IB one of tue most Jovial captains sailing Into this port. and an. iuexhiuatible fund of Sunday-school stories.

He took out the following list of cabin passengers yestcr- Hn. Wm. Smith Mid Hirsch, wife and. child, Mrs. M.

Wang, Ehveli and W. G. Locke, dalveston. Mrs. R.

C. Kosrber and three children, Mrs. Martha Adams danghterf, Austin. E. Hippie, wife and daughter, Richardson and wife and Miss Davis, Denver, Col.

J. P. Cruger. wife, two children and nurse, Chas. J.

wife and child, Grailella: A of Dead Authors. rOutreSSer ahd" LoWell, James Rusnell--My Study Win- T--Huinetous Master- Literature. 3 vol- Justtn Since the the Hours with 4 A Story of Ger- Cl i fen Alt' uller, man Love. Mnlock, Miss--John Halifax, Gentleman. Ninde, Two Alone In Europe.

Oliphant, Makers ot Florence. Paton--Down aklajautia. Poe, Edgtt AlMuu-Frose Talcs, a Pushkin, Alexander--Mario. A Story of Humsian Love. me, Socialism.

Beclus. Batth, The Ocean. Captain Forecastle to the Cabin; SteilinuB, Edmund, Clarence--Victorian Poets, Poetf oVAmtMca. Steele, Army Sketches. Stockton, Frank B---Rudder Grrange, The Mrs.

Lady or the and otier Stories; TBe Christmas Wreck, and other Storfes. Walliiw, Fair God. Wallace, D. Mackenzie--Russia. Warner, Ohai'les Dudley--A Koundabout Journey, PllBrimaue, My Winter on the Nile, In the Levant.

Watterson, Ilcnry--Oddities in Southern Life and Character. Wheeler, William of the Noted Names of Fiction. Wblpple, Edwin and its Conditions, Character aud Characteristic Men. White, Bichard Grant--England Without UIU.UIT RESULTS, There not 60 found In the joaraaU of anvschool ot medicine an account of suchbrllUant havobeeii made hy Berliir Tonic. A (Certain Cure for Womb Troubles.

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The Viola and Falcon were ont again yes- evening and had another friendly iilt. The Falcon has not ent bher new sails yet, which will add consIBerably to her ap- jearauce, as she is of perfect model. Yes- evening the Viola looked the picture of grace and loveliness, her splendidly flt- ing sails standing out in bold relief, mak- THZ GALVESTON WBHSLT One Tear, and Isclndwl, for $30.00 The Mown' Premium Safe iMide, 16 Inchsj indies wide and 10 inclis. deep. Outside ia inches arid woili.

BOO pcnnST to fill an urgent Hon. Anthony E.irrett, New York. The Lampasas also bad about twenty-five steerage passengets. FLOTSAM I jq JBTaAg. The Retailen' ProtsctlvB will have a meeting this emr.iag at Knights Labor tall.

Goggau Bros, send Tm. NEWS piece of campaign, music, entitled Cleveland's Second Grand March. The front cover. page bears the picture of Graver Cleveland, to whom the music dedicated. Tbero was a good of A race between the two crafts wonld be an exciting sight indeed, as they are about the same measurement, and heiivy bets aro being made by their respective admirers iu the coming race.

Mr. Payne, the. sailing master of the Wbito Wing, is making a new winter board for his boat, which proves conclusively his intention of going down to Corpus to wtn first prize. The Sliver Cloud Is on a flshing trip up tho bay, bat she is all rigged and ready, and will go down with her oH rival and try con- once more on strange waters. This makes four entries -from Galveston that will surely- ifo down to the big regatta, with the Oypsy Queeu yet to be heard The clipper schooner Maryetta has entered for the schooner race, for the prize will be about $150.

In order to meet the various inquiries for regular programme of the regatta TI1E NEWS is informed by Mr. Crotty, who has the matter in charge and who fully represents the cead officer of the regatta- Commodore Savage-- that the programme will appear in thesa columns by the next mall from Corpus Chris ti. Mr. Thocajs H. Sweeney, who Is the first vice-coruinedore of the association, Is expected here on Saturday, when by virtue of his office he will as- guinii the general management of this end ol the line, BWSIWBS8 XKV AND AIA FAKT- UBS, for a convenient and Family, Bedroom and Private Balb, In which to depoail books, notes, deeda, rauco papers, receipts, valuable letten, money, Jewelry, o.

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the old styloclumsy hanmoforlhrowinx tho the dial, in combiia. tion -with tumblers, operates ths bolt work. Tho lock In ft Ihico-turablor locU, nud wt three bors, and by operating tfie dial knob in a. certain -way in connection with Oiothrca citml-oro the safo. can be opened.

Full are ecu t'- with each aafd. enabling every pnixhaorof RAafoto sot his locktonam- bore 01" his own selection, ao that none will know the combination except ho himself. Tho inaldo nrrango- mont la one upright helf in centre of a sub- trcaanry in upper loft hand comer, all nicely paiiitoil, and bottom of eat'e carpeted. Tho exterior finish is fiwt- clasa.ornamenterabcingthe befit la tho country. JTama of Furchastr fainted on Safa Jlitfi, ouC.

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