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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, 2, 189i. RRST COMMUNION And Confirmation to Applicants at the Sacred Heart Church. 1 -r i-y is i i i irt jt-l pi but III uU'jlUuIl lu two a i propulsion, tllP ot' UluSfjuvv able tv Hi Ji jet truni bruaULle will ati-J nijlo Die Ufebitat h--rst-lf broixl- sMe oif a wtiip, is Kivui Kuin. the 11 t'u bout i i in i i cr IK-IMK Uuxitcil 10 pitvcs i a ship. vt'i-ilva: uirUiiK-s for nui ih-.

1 by which the vessel is pn- peik'd lu any way, and theite are driven by a I'ompourul of 2W-horsf power, working horizontal slmft un which are the turbines. The duplication of turbluos und placing: them vertically is new. There Impressive Ceremonltt an tlSf Sermon Was Preached by Father I SfffiSriS! WS O'Connor. lhc entrance TJmrnea. The boat vwimvt.

i with mst, bowsprit and sail, they will selddm be usad. The steam i i i is phifod In tlie house in- stcuii of on the forecastle. THE SUPREME COURT. Yesterday with Catholics was the Feast of the. Sacred Hear.t, and il was appropriately, celebrated at the fctacrM Heti'-t church.

The celubratlon was participated in by the of the Apostleshlp of 1'raycr or League uf the Sacred Heart as a body. 'llhis league ia an order composed of Catholics throughout the world. Its one object Is to spread knowledge -of the Savior. Wednesday und Thursday preceding 1 feast been celebrated a.s the eve of one of the great feast days of the Catholic At 5.30 o'clock yesterday morning Rev. Fattier Gore wald low mass and gave communion to communicants.

At o'clock Ilev. Blevcr, who Is the Jocal heart of tho League of the SucveJ Heart, said and about IM persons (ipprouehed the At 7 o'clock a low ma.s.-* way ssild by Kuv. Father O'Shun- u'hun. and at this maait the children 1 who have been preparing to receive their flr.it foinmuuitm SAW the realization of their desires The ilrft communicants -were Masters R. Ayers, R.

Brauc'lill, J. Cordfro. P. Trost, J. Owens.

A. JUeininger, H. Repp, II. Walker, L. Walker, P.

A. JMc.Gee and Mag-ee. Brosig, Calhoun, Johnson, Clark, O'Donohue, Best, -WilUams, Daly, Crossman, Baifour, Bichler, Masculine, Kohling 1 conmeni, Meade, Carlola, Lacoume nnd Jenkins. The children were appropriately dressed for the solemn occasion. Before 1 communion was given them Father O'Shanna-han delivered an interesting und instructive discourse.

Besides the children about ninety -others received communion. In the lime elapsing between the close of the 7 o'clock and -the 10 o'clock mans children went home, to 'breakfast and, prepurp for their confirmation. At 10 o'clock the church was lllled. The ohllilren und priests entered tlie church in vlie following order. Boys.

Girls. Twelve acolytes robed in red and purple fllg-ht Rev. N. A. Callas'hcr, attended by Kev.

Fathers SltfVfn. O'Shannhan, O'Con- 7inr. H'nm'. nivl I The children took Uielr places in' the body of the church, while the acolytes ami priests continued on and (he sanctuary. took place ou the li-i'T on the altar, which was lastr- J'ully dec-orated with ferns nnd evergreens.

JuBt outsUlo thf sanctuary rcrttlnjj nyainut the main Dinars were two banners, urn- bearing a painting- of Christ r.nd one of the Virgin Rev. PathiM- thn mnxx. Thn choir rendered Uoaewly'H mass In CJ. Klsa Born CM sang Wleganrt'M "Ave Maria" und Mrs. Hawkins rendered Husche'fl "Kyrll." After the muss was over Bishop Gallagher gave confirmation to nil tin- children who had Just made their first communion und others who had not boon confirmtd.

This service over a large number renewed their baptismal VOWK. Before continuation the bishop nI- 1 reused ftome very pertinent, instructions to thr children nnd ni'ier renown! oi 1 Impiiniiml he ulao Thh con- oluiiM morning's programme. Last night Rev. FaUmr O'Connor preached to the congregation on tin 1 following text: "The pou.ee of God, which vsurpiuisuth all iinderstatiding: keep your hearts and iniiulH In Christ Jp.sus. For the rest, brothron, wliatHovur things nre true, whutrtover modest, whatsoever Just, whatsoever holy, whatsoever heavenly, whatfcaver guod.

often think on the.se things." Philllpinny, 7 and S. 'Hr w.ild: "Winat is lihr moaning of tills li'ivai subject'; J'l is comparatively i ifounUer of our rclfg4on there can be nothing new. The fundamental principle of our catholicity Is that God's message xo world Is completed In Jeaus iH- has in divers manners a't rloua limes, throush prophets and ihruugh his but lie h-js spoken for last time 1n Chnlst and i i i JLT.US Christ, tho man. public inea.snge from God to man Jesus Christ, und consequently we JjL-lk'Ve th" mes.sagt 1 of Jesus Christ Js to respected. To wish to add one iota 10 a message would a crime.

To wish to uikr. one lota from a tHffaivnco between we and is there. You are CalholclH. my dear brethren, not have choaen our rftllg-Jon. Wo juv Cntliollcs been use we must wh'tt believe, and Is the dls-tlnctloii be- iweeu us and our tfCpHmted brblhreh.

Ton and Onthnlios bpninsp it. '1 there Js no free choice left -to u--i, ncknowleUglng us we do Jesus Cihri.st to be the Son of Clod ami the 13Ibie to bo the ward of dod. 'Phere is no opinion In our r.Hlgioix no opinion in our faJth, but yet ihere Is wide liberty left to all of us. Tho articles of the a.po9tlea in all tha-t fineprns piety and devotion are oxtremeJy vlastlc. and the Catholic church bletwes tht? exuberance of spirit In worship, blesses i.hat sort of outpouring af Catholic tow a shown ttself In all the practices of piety ajid gives tliem beauty and charm." CoiiUnulhtf, Puiher O'Connor stated a tho membership of this league of tlie Sacred Heart now numbers 30,000,000, and their work is constantly going on.

'He also f-'tated a the Jesuits were the fosterers of this now league and referred to the building of the new ehurch for tlie worship of the Heart In this city. Father O'Connor closed his sermon with nn exhortation to his hearers to always love the Heart of Jesus. Father O'Connor's sermon lasted for nearly an hour, nnd was botli feeling and eloquent. So pathetic and touching were some -parts or it tbat when he Hnlshed many of the congregation were In tears. The church was tilled during- all the ser- x-k-es and the celebration of the day wus success unprecedented In the annals uf the CuthoMc church In this city a success p.niKed by the Indefatigable energy and work of Father Blever and the League of the Sacred Heart POET OF GALVESTON.

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and direction." 20 if Precipitation 01 0 oather Cloudy Cloudy ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Arrival. S3 Morgan, Staples. Morgan City. S3 Morgan.

Stapk-s, IJraaot) de Santiago. VESSELS IN PORT, Oyller. Rasmussen ways Schooners. A. Sherman, Kilsbury Pier 17 Mascot, A Pr Ifi GolJen Arrow LXC OV VES3BLS UP AND CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

New York. Boh Gertrude- L. Trumly, Dennan 3ll M.iv 2T. Ss HLsk to sa41 a 2rt Burroushfl aid May 26 i Serb, Jacob M. 12 A L1FJ3ROAT.

A new stt-ftm life bout is built I tho Roya! national lifeboat i i i or i Great Britain, which possesses sonit- very progressive en urea. The IT-W to be named tho of (il.isRuw. IIAM a bilge keol, lenRMi over itll feet, bep.m 10 fi-ot dipth Gvi foot, The losdixl dm ugh is -1 Inolicn. which tho dl.splAcoment "0 In this condition she i have i rr pfjsscnRers in thf 1 cockpit four ions of coat In the bunkers and half a ton of fresh i In the a in larger thMi flnt of the HftboAU and NO SHOAL POUND. Major James D.

Qulnn, englnepr in clt.irse of United States llKhthoiiSi- district. recently made a visit to mouth of Mississippi river to Inspect the light at Southwest pass, which was lately burned. Tbe mujor, hi speaking of his trip, was asked about the bars and mud lumps al- loged to exist in the channel, and on which a number of vessels have, recently gone agrc-und. He wild (hut, no far tut he had been able to learn no such bars existed, either at Crane Island or olpowherc In the channel. It was a commodious and plainly tilled channel.

As for tho bars lately reported -from the gulf, lust within the of the river. he did not think that they existed either. l.he shore shelves, off rapidly, and It was not likely that any shoals existed. The I 'lilted States survey ship recently cruised a both within and about, the of tin- and failed to llml any of tliu reported shoala. REUNION IN MIDOCEAN.

Out In mklocean tu-o sea captains, father and son, met a fevr weeks ago were reunited after a. separation of six years. Everything hitherto had conspired against their meeting. When 'they had to be together in the same one was ill In some distant city. Their vessels had exchanged signals by night and by day and had gone on "like that greet each other In, passing." The weather had always been too rough for them to exchange visits, nnd they Held i courses after a.

a salute with their colors. Captain John Barstow. master of the ship XorrLs, now at her pier In South i Kroottlyn. tells the story. His vessel "was on her way to Colonrbo.

Ceylon, to this port. A rounding tho Cape of Good Hope In latitude 20 degrees 7 minutes south, longitude 82 degrees 18 minutes west, lookout on the Xorris sighted a ship. Captain 'Hot-stow thought there was something I a i i a about the rig of HIP vessel and climbed Into the rigging and took a look at her through his glasses, ship, the rWell. almost a dead calm. Th? vessels dipped their Hag.

1 and liovi'-np to earli other. The master of lha Kltt-MI, G. Baisi-nv. had recognized son's craft the time. A 'hont was launched from- the Xorris and a a i John Bnr.stow, his wife arid chllit, went out to the JOiwelt.

There was happy family reunion and there were hearty greetings for the father und grand- a uiiu i i i i the i Klweil. Both captains live In Damari.scotta, The JOlwell was reported at San Francisco on May u. VELASC-O NOTES. Vslasco, TJra7.orla The schooner Ttosa'Mf; will be DIU on the Quln- a a ship ways to be repaired for fall trade between the Brazos and Ga4- VtMtOH. Wreck: ivy 'ioat 7Mett, 'havlnj? been re- Dali-L-J.

IH tied up at pr No. 1. giilntanu. Ktoatnboat H.nwatha, i groceries frojn wen-t up the Br.i7.os last -ntohi. Dually, wlt'h i i winds -Jieavy clouds.

XAITICAL NOTES. The steamer Gyller will "leave the marine this morning at JO o'clock and will commence loading Hour for Cuban ports on Monday. The Vigilant carrying inalnsall, stay- Hall. flnl). lib nnd ilvlnir Jlh.

From ttu- Hook all her crew could le plainly ji-en on dock. She soon paused out of the Held of the ela.iij, and thn last of her who wan going In Ihe direction of Island utcxcelU-nt spcod. C. M. Coeii of No.

Union square, Hays lie is thinking about having hotel bum out In the Atlantic ocean. has not decided upon the distance from land, but linutdnos thai inilt-n wnijld fe nl)OUt proper. In ten days Mr. Cui-n will be ready to lot the putillc Know whether plans i furmulatod. In a time those whom he has asked to go into the iMiierprfsa will give their answera.

day for i to wait a of wind. During the night the wind hauled from tho eastward and at midnight was blowing from the southwest. Anxious on buurd the Vlcllant hud been watching for the wind to i and as soon as it began to cant preparations were nyide on the yacht to continue her vuynKv lu iiiiKlnnu. Her anchor was hove short and her salln were hoisted. Soon she was gliding out and parsed the ok.

At 12.40 she had the light abeam WHS sail- Ing out to sea at a good gait. The wind was then "blowing twenty-five miles, with Indications of rising when the suu came up. PERSONAL. Mr. James Moore of Houston Is In the city.

Mr. II. W. Blnsjfe departed for kesha, yesterday evening, Dr. C.

Dennis loft yesterday for the north, to be absent about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. p.

Jones leave for Colorado via the Santa Fe this morning. Mr. J. Haney of Houston came down yiterday and returaed home lust night. Messrs.

Ed W. Moore aTid Nicholas J. Doley left yasterday evening on a business trip to Boston. Mr. IT.

A. Griffin has been appointed superintendent of Brfldstrept'fl agency at this point, effective from l. Cap to In Edmonson and children leave this morning by the Santa for Madison. via Chicago. Mr.

Nat N. Jacobs, who lias resided in Las Vegas for several years, has returned to Galveston and will maJte this city his future home. Mr. C. E.

Solomon, for many years an employe of L. H. Blum, left yesterday for London, where he will spend the summer and a Rev. George 1C. Clothier, an old-time resident of Qalveston, now stationed at Bren- bam.

In charge of the Method tat Episcopal church at point, Is In the city greeting old friends. Mr. F. Mcilver, representing Bradstreet's executive office at New York, IH In the city and will remain several days Mr. Molver la making A tour of looking to the enlargement of the company's work.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. 'At the BMCh: T. M. Sentfc. Alton, J-is G.

Uerrvhill, Ies Mofno.s- John I'nwell, St. Loula: 6. Q. liioHlnRnvorth, L.l.; R. M.

W.iMUm.sjii, Ivaii-iiiS 'City: H. IT. Djnaliot'. Bllus. New York W.

H. Louln; o. Ktone, Mrs. Louisa A i Mrs. A.

Harris. A i -Miv. K. A. Oinsmore, 1 1 s.

H.imii-' 1 a and wife. Mrs. A. O. Smith, Little 1 Scu-Jlico, T.

JJ. U'. J. E. Blpr-kinan, TJOS liurr W.

Oli'Vf'iand, 1 1, and A. Bfiinud, OrJeiins. A the rprvmont: fJ. IJ. Ilnrris.

Columbia; J. Fanning. leorge Henry, Chicago; 'M. Ulsuer. J.

W. ii 'lilfiito; ll.l^il Lsuuu.s Hjckdale; W. Mrs. C. SMiepard.

l. 1C. Kansas i Hilas Wfnvani v. William New Orlo.in.i; Ralph Wllcox, W) K. 1 hioapa; H.

.11. Itici- i i J. Cobh. St. Louis; W.

A. Tul 1 Simmon Buffalo I i i i i i i D.tlUx A thn WnphliiBton: P')ll Barnes, l.titirencevllle. H. Cflinnbell, I .1. H'-fv-'s.

Port worth; J. u. i La I'orte: H. Racy. Chlengn; A a I W.

i Waril, Double Hfiyou: C. L. Wlmrra. Krm- Hfis rr. A.

Kl Pnao; Louis Duffpy, St. Carver, George neld. T. M. Lnvell, TaxM; A.

Tetif. r. O. ROM. S.

Frost, phUi; P. K. Peeri. utckliwon. Tuloy, M.

Decisions Rendered by tho Highest Tribunal of the Slate of Texas. W. Stayton, Chief Justice R. Gaines and T. J.

Brown. Associates; C. S. Morse, Clerk. T.

J. Smith vs. W. L. Qlcaauarhey--Peti- tion for mandamus: Smith owned a confederate certificate and caused it to be llled upon two tracts of land lying in Newton county and caused the lands to be surveyed end the livid notes returned.

OHO survi-y was for 1251 acres and the other for 32SO. They were not contiguous, but each embraced all the vacant land in tiie tract. The tract first mentioned was located for Smith and the second for the school fund. After the decision in Von Rosenberg vs. Cuellar, 80 249.

Smith caused each of the two tracts to be subdivided Into two surveys equal In quantity, and returned the new field notes to the land office. The new surveys on the first tract were numbered 1 and 2, and the two on the other 3 and 4. Surveys 1 and 3 purported to be for petitioner and 2 4 for the state. It may be conceded that Smith was not entitled -to locate the entire certificate upon 'the two disconnected tracts and 'to designate which should be for his own benefit. It does not follow that he would not have -the right to cause each par- eel to be resurveyed into two equal tracts in order to comply with the intent of the statute.

Whether he had this right or not depends upon the question whether the original locoitions were void or merely erroneous. Smith was entitled to locate the certlfica-te in part upon the one tract and In part upon the other. He had the right to appropriate all the land in. the two surveys, and the fact that he has'nils- taken his right and has claimed and deslfj- na'ted one survey for himself and -the other for the state should not render void the location. It has been the uniform practice to correct errors In surveys, and no good reason is seen why the rule should not apply In -the present case.

Smith asks for patents to the two tracts, 1 and and this ralfws the question who has right of selection? The confederate certificate act does not expressly provide, but properly construed it. requires the commissioner to act In analogy 'to -the practice under other statutes and to select for the school fund and patent the others to plaintiff. As the prayer Is to compel the commissioner to pa teat the two surveys, the mandamus must be denied. Opinion by Oalnes, J. International and Qrea-t Northern Railway Company V.H.

Louis Bender--Certliled quest i from First i i The Question Is whether a receiver having exclusive cont.ro! und management of nn unfenced railway- is liable for the value of rattle killed on It by cars, WvUUI be cuhipahy, YvtUurUl proof of negligence? The question is answered In the affirmative. Opinion by Stayton, C. J. John K. Holler vs.

1 E. Held fit of error to the Second district: The ilrst fjMPistion la was -a Judgment rendered in a former suit binding upon Roller? It was strictly a suit for pantUIon and Roller served i a copy of the petition which fully recoirniJsed his rights. The answer of one defendant denied tho interest of Holler and prayed a decree of thJLs croxs-hlll Holler had no notice. Another ponton made herself a party and claimed the very land clafmed. Roller made no appearance and the Judgment rendered against him wan a nullity.

The i Cloud for locating did not bind tho other heirs In aa far as claimed un- diT mother, but as to their ciuhn under -John Scott a hey were bound the flame as T. Scott was Iwund. If in making: partition among themfleivefl they or any of them havf not been fully protected Is no a of Holler and he can not be ttnade suffer for their errors in purU'Uonlnir the estate. Reversed and here rendered for Holler for all of the 069 acre tract. The judgment In the former suit in declared null In HO far an It affects the M9 kcre tract.

Opinion by Brown, .1. 'N'. a t. nml Tor. ot error from Third dlHtrlut: i a i introduced a copy of a Judgment sening apiint 'to Payette Cleveland the land in controversy.

That -wuu a cause in Cleveland und his two -brothers were sole parLies; -then proved i Olovolnnd died in 1878, an-1 introduced deeds In -1889, (from the widow nnd heirs of Oloveluml. To -show common source, plain i iff power trf Attorney from Cleveland to Wharton Jjranch, dated iftW, anj deed under the power by Brunch to -defendants or those under whom they 'Defendants then iihe patent from 'the to Afjirv dated 1K'2. and a deed from 'Mary 'Huw-ley Jn J859 to John MorKn. there rested us to title. The court gave Judgment for defen1anlH, unvl the count of civil appeals ufllrnicU the judgment on the ground tha't tho defend- lrf.

by iiruVlUK the lu.iid been 'W-neri one a-cceptw a conveyance urorn another II Is at least prlma facie evidence as gains the g-ruiitee of In the Kra-ntor, nnd If the show.s 'tthat Jie title of such grantor he i i i i i of the deed of his grantor. The mere fact some one held a title prior to the Lime the grantor undertook to convoy does not. showlie had e.L 'limit time no tlrle. The judgment -will 'be affirmed as to defendants V. 'Hood, G.

W. Coleman-und John T. who 'had title by limitation end reversed and remanded as to others. Opinion by Gaines, J. ff.rtielan.

-Minor, administrator, vs. J. A. Powers et of error -to the Third district: Two itraots of land -were to John M. Walker, one a -headrltrht and tho other a "bounty, 'both located 'n Falls This suit is by Minor as administrator to recover one-Jhalf the 'bounty grant.

The descriptive language In the deed -from Cook ito 'Heradon Is applIcablR the headrltrht survey. The crant of right survey would not convey a. bounty ajitl the -court rightly a plaintiff acquired no title the 'land sued for under that deed. Both partis claim under a deed to Spoffortl and Cook -by persons olalinln? to 'be the heirs of Walker, and in the deal they were so to be. 'Defendants -could not claim under r.his deed as from the only htf-rs of Wsiiker.

and deny the of its re- cleats na to plaintiff, and It -was error ito 'limit the right of plaintiff recover to belief that 'the parties who signed deed were the only heirs of "Walker. The question 1s: Did itihe deed the iheirs or Walker to Spofford and Cook effftet so as to vest title In Spofford? The dead -conveyed the land Jointly and equally lf Cook and SpofforO. claimed under it nnd a delivery to him -to tho Ivrneflt of apofford. Cook nnd Those claiming 1 under him can not question Its a i i i us a uf the tklt- to iSpafford. A-ccordlng to Its recitals, and ty which defendants are "bound, tfpofford a good title before this deed was made.

The deed havins taJten effect when delivered. Cook -could impose any con- Awarded Highest Honors--World's Fair. DR. BAKING PiWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Cream of Tartar Powder.

Fres from Am monk, Alum or my other adulterant 40 YEARS THB STANDARD. up.in Sp-'fi'oM. l. uplnlun by Urown. J.

and ForOyoc und Tyler and Suiiitiwestfrn railway compiiiiy vs. A. UuiJose--CtirtliifU Qitrrlious from tlrst i i rotul belli): run by the UulloHC reci'lvetl por- soim! hiJurlt'H tw which rvwlvcrs wi-iv Th" vt'Ovtvors bpi'ti by the Unlu-il Stiitea circuit vourt and wore afterward discharged the property wont back Into thy hnnds of the company, luBase's suit way pending In a Htuto court und lifter the of the receivers he inudo the. company party and claimed a lien on the property. When a receiver appointed by a court of the United States Is 'by -court discharged and the property delivered over according to the decree, the official existence of the receiver ceases and ault pending In the tttate courts must ba abated on a plea of discharge.

The several nets of the legislature umm the subject of receivers do not purport their language to affect receivers appointed by federal courts in their official capacity, and wea? not Intended to affect the procedure of federal courts ns to receivers appointed by such courts. Jn the receivers act of this language In Used: "All i rendered against a receiver for cause of action arising Ing the receivership shall be preference Hen upon nil the property In his hands us such receiver, superior to the mortgage Hen." It the act had snid expressly that such Judgments against receivers should have a lien upon the corpus of the property In the hands of the receivers superior to the Hen of mortgages executed prior to the date of thu law, the act would be unconstitutional und void. -It wJ-11 be pre- yuinttU that the legislature Intended to respect the limitations of the constitution. The acts referred to do not give to such judgments a lien superior to the ot the mortgage. PlaintlfC did not have Hen on the properly.

The suit against the 'receivers should have been ubatctl and as plaintiff haa no lieu judgment should have fur the company. Opinion by Brown, J. Moser Son vs. Charles E. Tucker questions from'the Third district: Moser Son, an insolvent llrm, assigned for a valuable consideration to others an unexpired leasehold estate in part of a lot and storehouse, -which the assignee sublet and was receiving there- far as rent J115 per month.

Tucker being judgment creditors of Moser Son, brought a creditor's 'bill, alleging that the conveyance of the lease was to defraud creditors, and sought to subject the rent to their debt. If Moser had not such interest In the property as could be subjected to payment of their, debt, it evident that the p.aintiffs have no cause of action. No property or Interest in properly Is -subject to sale under execution unless the debtor, if sul juris, has power to pass title to such property by his own act. The can- tract between Moser Son and their landlord was that they might "se the promises for a term or years, and was the sole right conferred by it. Ordinarily a leasehold for a fixed term Is subject to sa.e under execution; but under our statute, in the absence of contract permits suV.ettlng or assignment, a lease can not pass to a rUht to occupy the premises.

Moser ft Hon had no STORK Del Rio, Val Verde May store of Powers was robbed Tuesday night of or (iw worth of ffooiN. iintl Tht? robbers ujiti'red by uuloc-kliitj front door Tliey were tracked from" the stor? over to the Alex lean settlement -acroHM creek, but tliere all traces of. them were lost Thp traclts showed that -there were three of them. COMMITTED WITHOUT BAIL. nitntrop, June The Justice court In regular Besslon lias disposed of the case of thu State Vs.

Jumps franklin, charged i Ihe murder of Jim The trial was continued from Monday iK! Thursday Kranklln was committed without bull. Tho defense has made application for a writ wf habeas corpus to Judge Sinkt). Tattle BciMiiier. or Mr. and Mns, J.

K. UeU yesterday moraing at o'clock In the 3d year of her upp. The funeral will take place this niorn- Intr 10 n'r-Inrh. The meeting of Helpers will bo held nt residence of Mr. W.

S. Aii'lreivs, No. 2003 avenue II, at o'clock i evening. of Impor- Uincr will be trunsacted and a tcndnnce is de.tlrod. F.

Mitt'Jplrfbach, years of was Uiifcn to the Soaly hospital in 'the police patrol wagon -by Oltic, i suffering from a Wulinu iil the -iieJd rauswj by nn aisaauU maxJe on i In on the corner of iind Market Karl's Clover Hoot, "tflie grf-at blood iwirl- ller, glryj and ejearneas the sii-J cures canaujia uoii. '2u ou 0 Jl. Sold by J. Schott, Oalvefltoni THE M03T DELICIOUS AND FINEST WHISKEY Sold 1or over 2.0 yeans" Dewars oj imijaifions See that the name pj Rp55KftM.QER5TLEf fiCO.Phila. For if on eve liy oil lonc'inR donlors.

('. W. GOS- LING, Snn Antonio, Agent for Texas. DIED. BKIS9NRR--On ypsterrtay, at a.

Huth Ueissner, daughter of J. and Bertha Relsaner, aged 2 years, 4 months, 22 diys. Funenil will take to-day from residence, northeast corner of Postofllce and 19th street, at 10 o'clock a. m. Friends of the family are Invitwl to attend.

LOST-FOUND. entire stock of ladles' underwear at less rhflji New York cost. This is your cliancL-. Star CloilnB House. OUR summer school for fancy needlework and German will commence June 1.

Treasons every day at Jl a month. We hove the best assortment of material on hand bottom prices. Decorative An. Store. -115 Starket at.

MEYER UKCORAT1VM ART PA KLOK--Lessons In nefdlp work. Clans will oppn June 4 at $1 per MKK. W. J. 11AN 2213 PuMtofflrf, near Tremont.

A A I with vis. Remember that no-willed "leaders" nrp offered to covf-r up on other II. MUS1J-: trO: HOOMH AND HO AKI. FOR RIJVr-Onp largo, nicely front room, trns and bath, in private family; s. w.

cor. lifitli iind urn fall Pd rooms, i Kurt, "hoi nnd cold bath, and nil tho comforts of a homo, nicely furniHlifHrroonis i pxposun 1 Roiiwunnhlf la rnnpj" fr.r qjirmnf-r 1 O. BOARD KIU4 and roomcr.s wanted; prTvl" leffe of ikrtefitan bn-Ui and oiiicr conveniences Church but. 22d and 23d wtfl. A I KTO.

HANNA A I A A I HAT. HANNA A MCONARD HANNA LEONARD -HANNA L.KONAKO I GRAIN A TIAY. 2418 and 2422 Strand, 24th and 2Sth IVORY FOR CLOTHES. THE PROOTER ft OAMBLK CIHT1. cttok, Inimtdiniiely, a good man pret'eri-c-J; -must give reference.

2220 Winnie St. "WANTED--Au experienced grocery and Clquor traveling aalesman: one thoroughly ttcqualntej with the trade: none but experienced men need apply; liberal salary. Jake Davis Co. Ing Salesman for wholesale dry goods; must be familiar i the trade of southwest Texas. Address S.

A. News ofllce. SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR goods by sample to wholesale and retail trade: sell on sight to every business man; liberal salary and expenses; position permanent. For terms address "with stamp, CBNTBNNiAli MFG. Milwaukee, WIs.

FOR 10 yearsFThave kidney cDmp.u'lnt, and of many medicines used, Apfel's Kidney ajid Bladder Cure g-ave me the only relief. Thos. Lloyd, Cuero, Tex. For sale "by J. J.

Bchott, Galveston. Paye Apfel, Victoria. Props. HKtl- 1 Back T. W.

Flour. 18 11)3 -5 50 SO Ibs Sunar 100 2 Ibs Ground Coffee DO 1 Hi Mixed Tea 50 3-Ib liueket Jelly Ua 1-tb Bakiun Powder 24 All the above for At rar. ICth and Strand. KOCK'H ni3D make a rurTon I 11) plus Star Tobacco, cost -lOc, will sell for cans RaK'c brand milk, iVJc: 2( Ib-i Orunulated Sugar, sack Tidal Wave flour. Sic: 3 cans Mustard Sardines, 25c.

2GU7 tifiua Market Street. dS LIBS. TIDAL WAVE Flour. 90c; 21 Ibs. gran, sugar, 3 2-lb.

cans sweet nlfted peas, -10c; cans Kagle bruiiU milk, 50c; assorted Cal. fruit, 3-lli. cans, lEc, at (OS. MrtGKA. Northwest Cor.

and K. MOCHA and Java Coffee--We Import the very best quality. Whether green or roasted, we deliver exactly what the name calls for. H. MOSLE CO.

LOOKING GLASSES Hesilvered. method. Work jruarantoed. Best references. J.

FIlZKerald. 2723 Market or D. W. Dllc'lr. 2217 Postofflce.

SITUATIONS flITUATIOM wanted as cook, by a re- sji-'Clalile German Kil'I. willing to HKnlst i housework or sewing. I. 1 T. News.

AORNTM--salary or commission; ureat- est Invention of the age; new a chem- Ink- penril: qeHs nn elirht: like magic; axentn making from $2o to per week. Write Monroe Eraser Mfg. 09. I-aCrosse. MISCKl.l.AMCOl.'.S WANTS.

i'oii JtiiNT. 1--OH RENT--Stable on o. s. Strand, bet. uml 2itli.

houses, npwlv painted nnd in ffood order, n. H. Ave. bet. I and New cottages, 4 rooms, 43d and Church; (10 to $12.

Knvv on i Tj. bet lMh and 20th, now put in good order. Two-story house s. Market, bet. 8th and 9th, H.

M. TP.l.'BHBART CO. FOR RIOXT--Very desirable 7-room raised cottase, with a artesian water and gas, n. e. cor.

13th P. $30. Three room raised good i i east side 13th bet. P. O.

Church; $12. Large C- rooni raised cottage, Mechanic, bet. 7lh 8th: SIS. Five-room cottage, east side JSth bet. Market and Mechanic: $15.

Three- room cottage. 33d. bet. I is. Five- room cottage, 33d, bet.

I $12. tIANNA FAHEY. FOR RENT--A very desirable raised cottage of rooms, ciose to business, excellent neighborhood, nil modern conveniences, convenient to electric cars to all parts of the city. A. A A 21st jind Mechanic.

"FOR RENT--Larjfe store! P. bet. Tremont 22d, s. and cottages on avenue and SOlli; just built and ready for occupancy by June 15. Apply T.

RENT--Tlie 2-story house on P. tet. 17th and 18th sts, recently occupied by Mr. Freiberg. Apply to St.

C. MFOHAJ3L, P.O. FOR RJCNT--Part of lower or first on southeast corner Strand Tremont st. Possession given 1. II.

A. BaMinger, lloor. FOR RENT--New rilsi-d coltagco, to $15. O. II.

HltTOHiNS. fiOS Tremont St. TOR HUNT--Elevated cottages, 4 rooms, kitchen, hall, gallery, cistern, yard, stable; southwest expomire; $12.50. A pp. cor.

42 p. KOTICES. liTC. WE have movtd to the OBS Co. building next to C.

D. Holmes, Market, bet. 24th and south win-re we will be glad to see our friends. We were selling goods very low before we moved, but i this experience we would rather give the goods away than move them back when Sur building Is completed. Consult your own Interest and purchase a i you need in our line now.

We can save you big ney TlOLMBS' ITtlllly Balance Book: each p.id 8." uuaniM; trial balances with but one i i of Single copies, 3 $1.70: 0 for $2.45: for J. R. HOLMES, 0. Box 113. tai- veston.

All parlies hoffllng eiaTnis agalnut Hie soh.wner SI. Cn'orge of Oalvc.t- lon will them to I undersigned at Sabine Pass, i i so days from iluti-. W. p. A Nlbw line of flm- light" we.i^-ht Casslmere r'ants at low prices at A 2 1 anil "inipecl stock before makliiR your elsewhere.

Prices from OOe to for noeks i stretrhi'r. i M. A I A A I 1 Huy of OKO. B. nnniN'fJON.

cor. Tremont nnd Avenue A. Chenprst and beat. FISH, MTC. M.

H. I A I w.hoU-.H.Ue (ish nnd oyster denier. Ilr.lels nnd sup. plied. Country orders piMmit-tly executed.

B. A A re- tttJI dea.lern In oysters and fish. Open from 6 to o. rn. Country OMiOMAnaARi.N'U.

never We I I noi pernMt pound wt It In our flutter, puiv and unaJulterati'd, i m-rve our traae i Carrying the hlith c'lass of trade, we can not unoi'd to supply A i but a genuine nr- tlcle. and this we do. nnd henw our llutter trade Is the largest In the city. Our 30c can not Muplleuted. Our Wi; lluttcr la beyond Iry our TliiBkl Tea.

loc I'l 1 1 Orovo a hl a 10c bar In etiual to of ordinary Soap in Justinr 'lualUlen K- XK and 2C17 Market Wth. 4K. Freo and punctual delivery. 1CB CREAM. If quality counts (or a there Is none made In this city that will compare with ours.

We make this statement. coupled with an Invitation to all thoee who doubt the same to call and convince themselves. Seven different Iclnds, also Biscuit Olact. Ices served or delivered promptly. Prices reduced.

'Phone 40. KAHN'S CONFECTIONERY, The Coolest Place Town. THE celebrated Cu'tured Protected Plant, Ounpowder tea. makes the most delicious Ice lea, and will commend itself to the "'o" critical judges of a high grade Tea. rhc regular price for this tea Is $1 per pound, but to introduce it I will give my prollt to Jl 16 consumers, and until September 1 1 will SK he 75c )er Pound, after which regular rate of SI per pound will prevail.

Upon receipt of $1 I will mail a pound to any address In Texas. Address all orders to Rock's Red Store, cash only. 2C07 and 2C09 Market GHlventon, Texas. Ever Offered In Galveston. DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRT At Half Their Value.

CALL AND BE CONVINCED. No Trouble to Show Goods. MIGEL'S. Corner Market and 24th St. LADIES desiring fine Jaixuiese porcelains wJM do well to look at our stock, consisting of vases, sugars, trays, Kng trays, boxes, tea pots, cups and saucers, screens, salts, lisri dishes, match, plates, mustards, choc, pots, orange trays, paper cutters, keros, bottles, waste baskets, sewing baskets, lunch baskets, bread boats, crumb tray, -ptaQues.

lanterns. These goods are sold at of their value et Labadle's. AT WHOLESALE PRICES We offer for the following 15 days only our entire stock of Pianos. Organs and all kinds of musical instruments, in order to get room to enter the manufacturing business. Call at once and get the best bargains ever offered In this city.

C. JANKH 307-349 Tremont A SOFT SNAP, these hard times, 1 are the bargains offered in Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry at UNCLE EPH'S, Galveston's Reliable Jeweler and Loan Broker. 2117-2419 Jlkt. near 23th. WOOD.

Shell, Sand, Brick, Lime, Cement, Laths, Flowerpots, Plaster, Stoneware, Tile. St. Louis Pressed Brlcic. Fire Brick, Roofing and Sheeting Papers. Delivered any part of the city at low prices.

W. H. POLLARD 4 Telephone No. 437, Brick Levee. GII.HNGHAM PORTLAND CEMENT-Celebrated for its uniformity and great strength; 150,000 barrels sold in Texas and New Mexico.

Arizona. Colorado and Kon- Bas. 6000 barrels used In piera of Galveaton bay bridge. Fresh stock, low prices. GEO.

H. HENCHMAN, Impbrter A Dealer. LATH--We ha've a few carloads No. 1 plastering at per thousand, delivered anywhere In the city. UAHLINOTON-M1LLER LUMHKIt CO.

30th and Mechanic Sis. DOG BISCUITS--We Tiave just received new supply: also carry large and select stock of collars, chains, etc. Call ana inspect our stock; no irouoie to show goods. VICTOR H. C'ORTINBS.

ARRIVED and for Hale, 2 carloads of flne Homes und Mules. J. .6 2210, 2218 and 2010 Church 3t- L.AD1KS' and Boys' Yacht Caps at 3," worth 7 cts, at JAKE Market st. tliiO I corner lot, by 130 Vh-hb good sold FOil iiKN'T--Two Slurv: rt. iv.

corner 21Mi 11: $10 1C rooms, be'. L'l X- 22d; $30. roolilH. Strujld, bet. II 10th: TiV OOTTAGKS- 6 rooms.

L. bet. i 37; n. e. cor.

19 a- O'-: $14. rooms. 1'oiitonioe. bet. 2S 2'J; $12.

rooms, bet. 10 11: J12.DII. rooms, (Strand. Awl. K- 4 rooms, nil.

hot. II $9. 5 rooms. H. bet.

6 7: ss. 1 rooms, 28th I 4 rooms, 38th NH-: "tore, n. w. cor, 22d Postofllce; $30. btore.

r. w. cor. Slst $2S. More, TKOIOUI.

bet. church Winnie; SIS. I our furnished houses. J. S.

MONTGOMERY CO. i ori 25th and Beach, corner lot and a line cottage very cheap. Two- story house and lot corner 31st aud N. Cottage and lot on easl -Market street. Cottage Mid lot on and llith.

Two-story Residence and lot ou MV A near 16th. Three lots on NiS and 37th. One lot on Avenue bet. 19th and 20th. Oliu lot on K.

bet. ISth and 10th. Onj lot on 1,. bet. 37th and Acreage property at Hitchcock.

Arcadia, Hughes' Ktailon. Alvln, Manve). also at Dickinson p.nd Clear Creek. FO41 RENT--Two-story dwelling, Poat- ofilce and 28th, 7 rooms. Three-room raised collage, vtinnln street, tclwcen (1st and 42d.

furnished rooms, 27th and Avenun H. TULLER POTH. Public and Heal Estate Agents, Galveston, Texas. HITCHCOCK--Our 10 acre tracts south of depot continue to attract actual settlers. Reasons: Price low, land well drained and tlrst-class, and terms ARCADIA--20 acres mile from depot, 1700 one-year-old pear trees, fine condition, new fence, only $1400, one-fifth cash, balance easy terms; finest bargain to-day.

ALV1N 6.acres, 1 mile northeast, $160. ALV1N I 10 acres, 1 mile northeast, $300. 130 acres. 3 miles southwest, $15 per acre. 68 acres, miles southwest, $14 per acre.

140 acres, 4 miles southwest, $14 per acre. 160 acres. 5 miles southeast, per acre. 40 acres, miles southeast, per acre. 80 acres, 5 miles southeast, $9.50 per acre.

Several 10, 20, 30 and 40-acre tracts at Manvel. Superior, Arcadia, Alta Loma. Write for price Hst WM. REPPEN 2220 Poslofllee street. FOR SALE--A lot In East End, $850.

FOR RENT--Fine raised cottage. 1. W. cor. avenue and 27th w(th bath.

The Sinclair residence, avenue IT, bet, nth and 18th modern conveniences. Raised cottage cor. 8th and Winnie. Nicely furnished cottage, with artesian bath, for tile summer; desirable location. Second floor over restaurant.

Market bet. Sth and 26th sts. Suitable for boarding house. That desirable ground floor office adjoining mine on Tremont near Mechanic. Furnished 2-story residence.

Raised cottage, avenue 1, bet. 23 and Neat cottage, next to n. w. cor. and 27.

CoLUljjl', Wl. 44 U11U ChUlcil bLti. F. W. BEISSNBR, Tremont, bet.

Market and Mechanic. FOR SALE I That cosy cottage home on FOR SALE northeast cor. I 14 ets, wltlh 2 or lots of fine high ground: price reasonable. Xew 4-room and nan raised cottage and Iialf Jot, Winnie, bet. "4 35 only $1600; small part cash; balance on easy time.

FOR RE-NT--Two-story houses, bet. 2C 27, Pit 27, bet. 21 22, 1G bet. P. O.

Church, 39 bet. Cottages: 82, bet. 33, bet. 18 19, I 36. FurntetwJ 'residence of 10 rooms, fle- lect location.

Large warehouses on ave. convenient -to Che railroad. Raloan, Marbet bet. 19 20. Offices, centrally located.

MEYER SOHROEDER. FOR BALE--GOO acres of line, well dralne.1 ian.1 on the liranch of -the Sunl." Fe raillroad. between Superior and Fear- landB; will lie aold at a bargain if taken once. Forty acres of land, close to Alvin, at $18 per acre: adjoining land has recently been sold at $2T per acre. If taken this week will sell 100 acres of extra fine land southwest of the station at Alvin at per ncre; can not be duplicated at $20.

New 3-rootn cottage and 'high lot on bet. CG 37, at $1000; cottage and carpenter fhop, with lot of ground, on bet. 31) 37. only $900. Several desirable cottages and two-story FOR 3AIJK--A fine buesy horso; a bargain; also a pony, busrey.

harnoas, saddle, etc. SALE--Fifty tnousaud yards OALVEUTON WHARF bv the baj-rel or car lots. HOUSTON GAS LIGHT Houston. Tex. SL Diseases of the Eye.

Ear. Nose nnd Throat and. correction uf trioio uC leCruutiua ATTORNEYS. HUME KLEBERQ. LAW OFFICE, Removed to 2309 Strand, between Tremont arid Twenty-fourth streets.

R. V. Davidson. F. D.

Minor. DAVIDSON MINOR. ATTORNEYS nnd COUNSELORS AT LAW General Civil Practice. Moody Building, Galvesion, Ter. Frank il.

Spencer. W. A. Klncald. SPENCER KINCAID, Attorneys at Law, Galveston National IBank Building, Gfllveston, Texas.

A. H. Willie. Tlios. J.

Balltager. A. R. Campbell. WILLIE, CAMPBELL BALLINGER, Attorneys and Counselors at Law.

Mensing Rullding. Greoham. S. W. Jones.

J. s. Wheleaa GRESHAM. JONES WHELBSS, Attorneys at Law, Bulllnger Building, 22d 04id Postofllce, Galveston, Tex. JNO.

LOVR.10Y. ALEX. SA.MPSOX. LOVRJOY SAMPSON', Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Cor. 22d and Mechanic streets C-ALV3STON, TEX.

MOTT W. T. Armstrong. ARMSTRONG, ATTORNEYS ajid COUNSELORS AT LAW Building, No. 2.103 Strand, corner Tremorrt.

Strajid entrance. CRAWFORD CRAWFORD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 733 Main Street, A I lawyers, Amnnas Puss. Tex. IJLW nnd real estate business.

lltNotionfl a OHOCKUIKS. KTC. WK A after your Grocery Trade and we are going to get it if best values at prices will Inlluenre your purchases. A trial order will you. CHAH.

ROIIIOKTK. The Grocer, S.W. Cor. 22d and Church. I I Is a well lomulcd belief ttl.tt ours In place to trade, based on tin.

fact a our groceries are ahvav Ilie best and our prices very low. A i i a order solicited. SIMPSON'S I f.UOCMRIKS, a "treet, Virl. und 20lli. 1 I A I A MONiOY to lend on npproved or upon City Real Kxlatp.

A ji Low. i'ublie, over American National Hank. Grtlvealon. I I i AM PLUMBER AND OASFITTBR, Po.R«£lce. bet, 21t and SSd 'Phone il.

FOR RENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. Two-story, 7 rooms. 41 and $12.

Two-story, 8 ropins, A. 13 und 14, fiC. Two-story, 8 tind Broad.vay, $JO. Cottage, 5 rooms, and $11. CotUge, "i rooms, 17 and Strand.

$12, Cottage, i rooms. 19 bet. O'A and $1). Cottiice, 4 rooms. K.

bet. -14 and 40. SS. 5 rooms, 33 and Ave. $12.

Cottage, rooms, MV4 and 1C, $15. Cottnge, rooms. bet. 13 nnd H. $12.

Cottage, rooms, bet. S6 and 37, $13. Cottage, rooms, bet. 11 and 12, $8. Store, n.

w. cor. 8 and Broadway $12. W. 13.

WALLIS. REAL ESTATE AGENT, Northwest corner 22d and Mechanic streets. FOR SALE--Buy a house. New. 4-room near fnotorv on easy terms.

FOR KE.NT--Ueslra'ble residence northwest corner 15th and Market; 2-story house, Churcli, bet 21th and 25th. $20; Cottage, Winnie, 24th TMd Real Estate Affent and Notary Public, 215 street. TJIREE a'ul one-half lots, two good houses, good location, will sell for less than cost of improvements. $2000 cottage near the beach, price 11500; "New 4-rbom cottage, pood location, for sale on monthly payments. 30 acres, well improved, fronting on Dickinson bayou, for sale cheap.

5000 acrea near Hitchcock, price per acre, on easy payments. GASH LUCKEL, 421 Tremont St. I.OTS GIVEN AWAY--Send name and address to Jeff Brown, secretary lakeside improvement company, Austin, and rncelve free deed to a lot in Lakaside, on lake formed by Austin's granite dam. FOR RENT 1 OH SALE, cottages of various FOR RENT dimensions, or grounds solely. SAM MAAS, cor.

and Oerrter PERSONAL. NIOGUIGDIC Shins at 50 cts, 75 cts and 51 at JAKE WENK'S. Market st. KISHING TACIvblO--New and varied assortment: fine rods, reels, lines, etc. Everything in the I SEVLY'S Hard Rubber Trusses J2 cneh.

SE-ALY'S Elastic Trusaea. 52 each. Thtwo trusees are of the best quality and ore fltted by an experienced surpeon at DR. M'GORK'S Drug Store, Cor; 27th and Market sts. BARGAINS! DAROAJNS--On account of ram oval of yard will for next ten days sell lumber.

"Dimension nnd BoxiiiK" ut cast. THB FOX LUMBER, Mechanic near 21st at. HOUSK ()OOIS. COMIC und SPP our North Star Refriffftr- ntors. bent in tho market, cork tilling i all cast iron drip cup, eats less lut 1 a nny dox made-.

Just received: Gasoline Stoves, and they nrf rlirnp. too romp cot our before buying; we cun and will please you in both prices nnd RoiMl.s. Bear thin in mini! nmi you will IIP imppy. WISRODT 2314 and KI16 Mr.rket st. This week wft exhibit i ice Bcldlng's IVrfectlon boat 1 to ahow perfect worklnjc.

O. 1... Bonn. 200-J Mkt. st.

CA11T1S. .1. Under Inkers n.nd Fa- nfrn.l A full lino of and Woolen Iturinl Oases nnd 7askat.s. Noa. ffilG.

221S timl Church nlroet. J. H. 3TOXEII. Biubalmrtr and Funeral Director, A linn of metallic and wooden ljuriiil oast'S and oavltet-5.

S. w. ror. Tromont Church. Phones 45 i.ibl 115.

HIvSTAI'UANI-S A I IIOTKLH. R. KRUOTCR'S Confectionery and Restaurant. Orders for Ice Cream. etc.

Flrnt class dinners, S5c. Hot InnchM a Boeolalty, Ooen ail night..