The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 12

12 SEE IY I DTHTT 'Advertisement SECOND PAGE. Houston TBiasJeairal Railiay. Iheonly All-fteel Rail Line in the State Uouble dally trains each way. TUroxtKh liuf- Sleepers between Ualvuatoii and af. Louis en Trains 3 ami 4, and between Oorslcanaand Bt.

Louis on Trains 1 ana s. via Dallas, Doulsou amlalla. Sleeper btitwmm Houston and Auutln. Through tickets to. all points- qntok- est route to Now Orleans and pohitf lu the Boutliia9t.

Choice of routes via Uoulsou Bf- I ul or Houston nun Naw Orluuna. Steamship tickets to or from any point In Cill'opo. GoliiKSoncu. l-OCAf. Uoliix North" DAILY scry DAY, No.

2 Vo 1 DAILY. DAILY. 8.00 p. iu ioo a. 12.40 a.

12.15 p. iu 12.17 a. UMI.Wi.ui J.40 p. 4 a. m.M'Klnu'y:IO.A7 p.

milo.37 a 6.0O p. tl.ln a. t) 40 in I) It n. tr 'inn a.so 10.13 a. ml 3.40 p.

ml in 5.1?! p. ui! a. l.iu p. i. m' in Corslc'na p' m.

4.45 a. in ft.Worth l.oo mi. S.6«l. iMorKi 8.30 p. ui' u.

in Wuv'o. l.lOa. lu li.30 p. in in 10.3UH. Austin.

in 10 1' u. ui s.w) p. ui Houston. 10.00 ADO mi 7. 40 p.

in Ciiilv'Ht'n 7.2fla. Ill 7.90 p. ml Luuvo I Leave A. Agent, Uouitoa. H.

C. ABCHXB, Onion Ticket Agent, MOST PERFECT MADE Prepared with strict regard to Purity, Strength, and Iicillthfuinc38. Dr. Price's Baking 1 owdercoutAina no Ammonia, Llmoor Alum. l)r.

ttlco'B Extracts vanilla, Urtiugu, flavor dclictously. 10, Paraonal. A. Mathows, Atlanta, ronuis nt Ilie Tremont B. of Toledo, is )u Ilia city liiul cnn lie fumnl at the Tromont.

Mr. JiHleubauKli, ot ill 0 18 6 receilt at tUo Wash- Mrs. J. (1. Jolmson, of Memphis, Toim U.

a i ot while SUNDAY, OCTOBEK 10, 188fi. Daily Weather Bulletin. War Department-Signal Service United States Ariuy--IHvlalun of TiilograuM and He ports for the beucut orCumiuwiw aiitlAiirlcultiire. Kccori Ualvuston, Octobur looo, tit A p. in.

Observations taken at the same moment ol time at all stations. LOCALITY. Bar. Th. U'iud, so I SK 10" r.iownsv^ItU'..

so KK ti go Sill 7r, i Elliott ISIl.T!) 1 us SK IJttit' jfiuliw 71 i SK l.eavimworth fM a Kottlr tic SK la 711 18 .00 Kalr. .00 .00 .00 iKalr. .00 .00 ICIear. .00 I Uoar. rain.

.00 Kali-. .00 jOlouily. Clear. .00 l.t. 8I10W.

.00 ralr. CII.XXCRS.OF 11AH05IKTBR. Changes In tlie last eight hours- l.alve»ton. a Hrowiisvllle, .04 city, .05 fall; fad i 04 full; fall; uitle Book: iali'- North 70 UHANGB8 OK THKHMOMETRR. Changes in thermouiettir tlio last twentv- 8 2 Klo i Elliott, rise; Davis, 4 rise; Koclt.

ii a i oodgcu rise; Nortli Ha" 12 lalil New oYloiuis, War Department, Signal Service, D. 8. A. Division of THcgrams uud Keports for the l.i'lu'nt of Commerce and Agrlculcnro--Cot- ton Bulletin for twer.tv.fonr houra ciidlnit Uctobnr 11, lane, 5 p. in.

time STATIONS. Galveytou. Hearne Vuco Sau Antimlo. Mm. Mill.

Kaln. Mean. Tom. Tern. fall.

Temp. Au.stin J.ongview a'ylei- Weatlieford. lieltun l.nllli(l...'.'.".'. Sour Orange Means B4 i .00 i .110 .00 .10 I .50 1 i .00 I .00 i .51 .00 .00 1 .00 3.50 .00 2 -24 .00 TEXAS MIDLAND ROUTE. CHANGE OF TIME, TO TABS KKFBOT fifTHDAY, JUWE 20th, 1886.

Tluough Mall and Express for fORT WORTH, DALLAS, LAMPASAS, COLE: MAN, BALUNGER, And all Intermediate Points. Gaiveston nn TM Arrive Ualwaton P' m' I DteMt at Port Worth With the Missouri Pacific System tor 5T.LOIKS ill POINTS NORTH SiST. Church 8erviceti Services will be held nt the leading cliuruheg throughout the city to-day as follows St. Patrick Church First mass at 7 o'clock; high muss tmi! sonuon at 10 o'clock; evening service and sertuou at 4 o'clock. cSt.

Mary Cathedral-- First mass nta.SOa. second mass at 8 a. m. high mass and nt 10 a. m.

Sunday-school S.ao p. ui. vespers at. l.aO o'clock. Grace Church.

Episcopal-- Avenue and street. Sunday-school at O.UO 11 iu. Evangelical Association Church of North America-- Kev. J. M.

Gomer, pastor. Services nt. 10.4fi a. in. and 7.30 p.

m. Sunday- school K. in. Prayer-meeting on 1 hursiliiy evening ot 7 o'clock. St.

Augustine Mission, corner Fifteenth street uucl avenue L. Sabbatli-soUool at p. iu. Services at 4 and m. tional meeting on Monday, lift, at p.

ui. embers lire requested to attaud. Mev. Wl F. FJoyd, rector.

Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Clmrch- Tliirty-sixth street and a'veuue I-- Sabbath- school nt I) n. m. J. C. Alston superintendent.

Preaching at 8 and 8 p. in. 8ub ject Peter, 4th chapter and loin verse. Subject for p. ui.

The Lives of a Nation Saved by a Woman. Weekly prayer meeting every Tuesday night. Preaching every Thursday nightat 8 o'clock. Ihe public are invited. Rev.

E. M. Wright, pastor, Heedy Chspel A. M. E.

Church-- Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty -flrst streets. Sunday -school at a. m. P. Mabson, superintendent.

Monthly missionary tweeting at 10.30 a. m. C. J. Waring president.

Preaching at 3.30 and 7. 11) p. m. All are welcomed, f. E.

Edwards, pastor. West Point Free Mission Baptist Oaaroh, on avenue between Twenty-eighth and Tweuty-niulh streets. Kev. C. H.Huuth pastor.

Sunday-school at 0 a. m. Superintendent, Louis Blanch. Services at a and m. General prayer-meeting Wednes- 'fo'ali 1 clocli invitations extended The First Baptist Church, avenue I and Twenty-second street.

A. T. SpaUting, pastor. Services at a. ni and p.

m. Prayer-service Thursday evening. Industrial school Saturday afternoon. SiiSday- 1 0 TM" King, superintendent, at O.ilO morning. End Mission M.

Church South- Thirty -ninth street, between and I. Keeu- rar services at 10 a. m. and 7.30 u. cSn- ducted by Rev.

G. E. Clothier. Sunday- school at 4 p. m.

M. h. Sligh, superintend- Trinity Church-rSixteenth Sunday after Jrmity. The Litany at 7 o'cloot a. ni Morning prayer and sermon at 11.

Evening prayer and sermon at 7.30. Holy m. St. John M. E.

Church South, corner or JBath avenue and Broadway-- Kev. E. Sjrnilh, pastor. Services will be held today, at 11 o'clock a. m.

and 7 30 p. the pastor officiating. Subject at 11 a. bpecial Providence and Science. S'mdav- at a.

m. J. C. Jones, snperiu- Pr yer vU TueSdfty The Mount Pilgrim Free Mission Baptist Church, corner avenue I and Thirtieth street. Sabbath-school at o'clock a.

m. VV H. Davis, superintendent. At 3 o'clock p. m.

the covenant meeting aud at o'clock the Lord's Supper will be administered. All are myitecl. Kev. J. H.

Hall, pastor. Services far the week: Tuesday evening, prayer-meeting; Thursday evening, preaching. Kirkpatrlc anil W. Ctiei-o, are stopplns the 'J iu the city. C.

B. of Kt. Louis, lu (Ua city anil makes the Washington hotel Ms hetulqimrters. MI-B. I).

V. gniith and Miss Kitty MUbr, "i An ou au Austin, have rooms at the Tremont for a few daya! Mrs. O. naebach arrived via steamship l.ampasas, from New York, vosteraay, a is comfortably iiuartered at (lie Tramoat. Miss.

Kvellu K. Bray returned to tlie city lost lliuraday, after ati absence of four months, durinp which time she visited OIB Vi-inoljml northern and eastern oltlea. Mrs. Colouel C. 8.

Hinghfiiu and her ac- courplished daughter, Miss Jenuie I lv la Missouri-Pacific railroad yesterdHy, from and have a pleasant suite of rooms at the Treuiont. List of Unclaimed A sto 1 ao1itl in theofljce of tlie 1 exits i.x|n-ir.,s cuuiiiauy for tlie week endniK Saturday, October ii, 1SSU, at James Barkliuu, K. D. Claticv, Jni. Kircbgraber, T.

O'Neal, Anna Lovery A. Perry, Heck, U. Kreste, Fraak D' Hahu. Florence Davis. ui For other Local Rewa see fourth and firth pigeJ.

FELLMA A A A A It A A A A It A A NN I I I I I Is II I) I) NN i EUPION THE FAMILY Of Our Own DIRECT TIES. On MONDAY, OC somest and Largest Va veston, to which we re In all Iliu latest di-slgns, and tins most com. i a i i i exlilliltiid In i State, and which have IH-UII rritductuil by our Mr. man lu ixii-Kon while abroad. I I THE FAMO.Y IF 1 IE OI EXCLUSIVE STYLES.

This Season's Opportunity. 5O JLAD1ES' PARIS SUITS partly niailc. i i cnabli' the pnrc-lisi-r to obtain a of the Ijitost Ooslsjn at ASTONISHINGLY PRICES. 100 PATTERN ROBES In bfaiilitul nmililiuitlon, uHfli ouu ai.il ui our tlu- LaU-st Ulffvi-rnt, ni.l TfiIKIH.1 Are as nothing coniparcd with Health and Strength. I'rott-ct yonrscll from I i-oiii cough lsonae and doath, re- anil colds, by trylii" p.

i a m. train for connection far Auflt lma North. 8. OAJRK, ARCHES Agent. Zell'a Encyclopedia.

Mr. C. C. Beavens will call on you for subscription to Zell's Eucvlopetlia. He will also take orders for Chambers Encyclopedia, at the following unheard of low 10 volumes, Cloth iio 30 volumes, Sbeep 01) 10 volumes, Half-Morocco -o on 10 volumes.

Half Calf 35 oo Ibis is the original American Editiou- more volumes, better work and for less money than ever before. J. E. MASON Agent for Zell Chambers. of Labor Be warrttated or 8X3 BAHOAIN STOHE.

Mil Market St. betw. 21st and 23d sts. T. Shield.

Du.ti.tn, et street, bet. 21st and 22d streets. Dentist, Thompson's building. Telephone (Int. ud Otut KorUun S.

B. FULLMAK 3LERPINS OABS DAILX BETWEKN Galveston and St. Louis Pl rtlTe 8I Tlck8ts or taformatlun. H. 0.

ARCHEB, TICKET AQiaiT. Mortuary Report. The following deaths have been reported to City Physician Dr. Cooke as ocourrins Octobers' 7 W98k 6ndin friaay, October 1-- Joseph Anderson, 37 years, colored, consumption; V. H.

Bevins r9 ears, chronic alcoholism. October 4-- Infant of Joe Kessler, male, stillborn; Kosalie Berlin, months eas- Iro enteritis; Mollie Haynes, 32 years colored, consumption. October li-- Infant Sam Comptou, male stillborn. October 6-- Melville B. Truman, 7 days tris-mns; Jatnie Kendall, 4 months, entero- colitis; George Xhompsoa, 27 days, maras- October'-- K.

Laycock; August Schalewa, years, phthisis; infant of Oell J-' clays, sex not given, umbilical hemorrhage, October 8-- Walter Johnson, 7 months, sub. ac. meningitis. Annual death, rate per 1000 during the week, Conundrum. ii i 8 Kil Physicians reoommend Moeller's Berliner Tonic? Because It is composed of Black Haw, Iron and Cohosh! the oest of all Womb Tonics.

Besides, it wIS 0 6 Painfa Menstruation, Weakening Discharges and all Womo Iroubles. THE THOMPSON DBUO Galvestoa, Tex. Save Chicken. By using Bass' Chicken Cholera Cure. pS an ey ggSSS.

Drug SCHOm HAMBURG SYRUP. 1 tain It is that it has worked wonders In cur the worst forms of chronic Bronchitis aid Consumption. purlfylu the brcatli, allavliiit the' oiiBh. crcatlns an apuetltu and restoring to l-calth the most obstlnato cases. Iljston ho old miyln is here repeated that an ounce of mvvontlon is wotth a pound ror TMS and Golds comniei-co with tore Tin oats or Croup ivlth ChlldnTu.

til tills Syrup you have a positive cure. Composed of syrup of Wild Cherry, an old and lon -iiRpd remedy, soothlni; the Irrltated Mings and Ncryoua system, ynfctlSg the most This Important article has rcralvml Mm clal attention of our buyer, and we have a c-ol lection ot which Is new. In thu fol lowing: BEADED PANELS. BEADED FRONTS, BEADED GARNlTORESi BEADED QITTLLJIS, BEADED COLLARS. BEADED PJLASTHOONS, BEADED EPADIXTTES, BEADED LACES.

BEADED PASSKENTERIES. IVORY BEADS. JET BEADS, BEADS. DEVIL'S PENDENTS, JET CLASPS. METAL CLASPS, And a line of IlVTTONS In all the fashionable to uiiitch in color al! of the above mentioned GRU A A II I) I) i' ODD IMPORTATION of LAT TOBER 11, we will have riety of Dress Goods Ev spectrally invite the MBACH.

II fi II II f. II II II II unnoylug Congli. Composed of Syrup of Capslcum.au woman's remedy for Sore Throats old FOB fine, unadulterated aud luscious mead and peculiarly palatable oysters Sweeney undoubtedly sways the ruling scepter. Large assortment of Cooking and Heating Stoves at Bridgetord Yon Need cheap Blankets and Quilts, go to the BARGAIN STORK. Ross i ft BCHUEDLIKO 8H11 hold the front ---Icing overrtooked with mtay fine biudn old and Bourbon, we are now offering in bond er from our etor, direct at lower prion than ever before and on mwt tarau.

PartUB wanting Liquors will save money bi writing for our priou before buying elsewhere. ADDRESS KING FORDTRAN, GALVESTON, Liquor and Cigar Dealers. TO THE PUBUO. Kid Gloves. Only the best make and quality kept on hand i a UNDRKSSKu'ln ail lengths of bnttoncd and MOUSlJUKTAlKE LOVES, iu all the latest alludes of the season.

1 TeT VS 011 0 Fort Worth Bh an ilS The superior advantages ol thin new at once apparent, as grrtng the publl" i ai uu men ofGalveaton and In. bejuieuiaro points increased shii)DlnfffacllttiM pSW.J'iO'fflta via WBLM. Ml rKjiSb n-om Golveston, If plaoed lu their corner Tremont at. and avenue prevE o'clock p. m.

will reach Fort Wort!" VANofe Twli HOURS IN AD rates ex reas lln e. and at A The finest goods and greatest variety of white and colored hemstitched and scollopad embroidered handkerchiefs ever exhibited. Our assortment in this lino Is worthy of In- section. Wo are showing many novelties tills season In handkerchiefs, wkich we have Imported ourselves, and can therefore give onr patrons the benefit of buying these goods at prices as low-as is asked elsewhere for ail Inferior aitlcle. 2OOO YARDS Pantaloon Hair Line Stripes i tUI 15 CENTS.

1200 YARDS Silk Side Band Basket Suiting, AH now at 25 CENTS. 1000 YARDS CORDURETTES, The lutost HMSortnicut nt 25 CENTS. 2000 YARDS 36-Inch CASHMERES In hhick and at 25 5OO YARDS Black Gros-Grain Silk Will be cold i at 95 EST FRENCH NOVEX- a Display of the Hander Exhibited in Galves- Ladies. iftlPT This has been largely citonOed. a.iUll,,.

or Styles raiiginK they ilo Irom tin- 1.11 to the I UNKST uiiKmak-d, while )liw are IMPORTED Jackets, Short Wraps, Newmarkets, Dolmans. Tho largest a unl none but STRICT! 1C I I I A I sliown In oar llKlnubiit. which In l-rkv, style ana V4ke LMU not be duplicated In the Oily. RARE BARGAINS l-'oi- this wi-i-k only. 5O PIECES Colored Surah Silks In a latest a ocdsfi.riuirl 1 at yard, i MU-I iliceil at 93 CENTSkfl.

YARD. 35 Pieces Gros-Grain Silks, Inch i In a i a i a navy, and every oilier elia'U' also sold SI a i i i same lot tu in- Nieriflci'd at 93 TAED. IR. I'lisit those prices urt- i i week, coiniiKMicii Jlomiav, 100 Jersey Cloth Children's Cloaks, in o( Colors, male- Flannel, In the folloninjirages 3 ears, at $1 50, $1 75 $2 Each. which would bu the Sl Cheap at a i i a a a i i lot i a i wv a decided to I.a-Jies an to i i iieivafai-y Article of A a at I'rlces TAIi any cv -i- r.lh-led Tl.e lot ot a i of pel te Night Gowns, Chemises and Skirts, Great Reductions.

This artle'e. of wlilc-b we have a stock more complete a any other house In tin- city. we have decided to soil at prices i i astonish all. IK you want to enjoy feast and swallow th valves, go to Sweeney's. a genuine jyster most delicious bi- 5 EMERSON, TA J.

M. WEN3ELKEH, Manager, 837 and Standard Cultivators, Mow WHOLKSAMC Spring Wagnu, Newton Farm Pioneer and Duplex Barb Fenou Wire BOUXR8 MI T. W. HOUSE, BANKER AND COTTON FACTOR HOUSTON, tttt 839 Main Dallas, Tei. Manufacturers of ers, Cora Cotton Planters.

DEALERS IN onu.FishBro..' Farm Va.yonm, Etc. LI, and QOf MACHINERY. HAND BAGS and 1'UHSES in the latest shapes anil leather, comprising a assortment of Real Alligator, Real Snake, Real Morocco, Real Seal, and a full stock, from the cheapest the fluent. to FELLMA TR Plain Silk Velvets, In black unil eoloi-s at $1 25 A YARD. Brocaded Velvets, kith, a a sold offer this week at MiM this week.

call of selecting fi-otu i' It complete. 5OO Merino soul herelofors at 60 CENTS 5, will be sold at APIECE. 95 YARD. We have put tho knlfi- into these c-oinls i and go they must. I In cream, black, sky, yellow, cimlln-il, pink tiiul brown, nt 75 CEXTS A YARD.

GRU STHE A lew only remaining of the lot ot Fine Short Dolmans, which we sold at JH 50, maclo of T-l- cot ami silk, trimmed with Chenille ami llnert with Silk, In P.rown.Navy anil other ff.slnonaiye shades, will bo sold to cloau the lot at the rUlic-nlously low figure of $3 45 APIECE. MBACH, ET..