The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 4

IA THE CLOTHING -At- November 1874. THE CITY. TfssiMKiiayii ri M. days at 1 o'olocir r. cuospt closing at 11 o'clock A.

v. Arrivals-- Thursdays and eatuf at o'alotik i- X. K. TOUS XA1U. Control fiora Oal-rsaton to Cor- oieana, Wtwttro Branch Galvesr.cn, Barrts- and 8an AstaiUo.

Kali iluo at r. A Noble Ycsiel. isit to mo flevr tttcamshlp til th of A of rlnw to Port--Com of $300,000 from Liverpool. Mude In General Ttio new iron ncrew Mucnn," tmlit Bomlwtton, on the Kallroad. lcttuSCcK Houaioii, Bt.

Louli. York and Viahlafton, B. C. don r. n.

i jvtt Kaetsra, Nurtbtr anil em Houston. Austin ana flan Anto- Due at 11:30 r. Sunday. Clones Cally, tlcept fccdsy, at cioclc HAH-. anci Sataraays, at 7 o'clock A.

Hali closqs Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at 3 o'clock I', v. l.n«csiT* Uondcy and Thano-ay, at Velock A. 9. Tuesdays anil Fridays.

Mali irt 7 o'clock A. X. rfABTXB Due antl (tt 8 0 clock A. 3SaU tnj Saturdays, ID A. MATAOOTDA StAiL.

Friday, at r. K. Clonsa JConJay and Thursday. ai A. M.

A. B. UA1.U roiimutsr. Clyde, by Archibald McMillan foniho Liverpool and Teras Conioaoy, and the early, portion 'of SeptembM, mrriTed ofl bar c. few nineo, liavlof mid" 8 run ont in twentjrono days, op 1o her tsorth sit Kubn's Wharf low Thoiixlay Oa Friday a lepre- eentatlTO of joornu! vinltsd the uteamer, and presents, the results ol outdrrationH TUB BAM ill iirobably tLo Srnt Kugllsb built embracing to msny whieU heretofore been considered to belong eiclnaiTelf to the American comnierciAl marine, and tho result in tbut the all tho good points to be found in bolli "Eaglliih and American vessels.

In appearance tho steamer is an Landiiooie veMcl.hcr "lineB being very iiyminetricil, and lior behavior unrl her vtn- i for not Inning "ingle tUy. A i seaman, and cour- i i gcntloinan, il is tiis JUb.oztJ-.Ki NEWS, in common with bis of jriendii, tbat lio may long call to and from oar port. XI. Win. Tiiojiis, tbe first officer, Ia the Ban Antonio, and the coming for the neit captaincy.

Menrt, and Baker, tho Brut mud are true and tried iea. Mr. A. IJuiton, tho formerly at San Antonio, and Is ope of tho finnit in the able uiiiitanti Me.8r». Shearer, Wmondlo McFarland.

Mr. Miller, ntoward, uas long on tho stenmship wan Antonio, and hftfl made ten yoyagea to this port, and IB a de- idtd favorite with all with whom liuhun BO brought in contact. COXCI.usioif. Last, but ty no meana leant, comen W. Hurley i Co, ClalreBtfflll i of Iio.5.

It was their earneat which procured a line of from Liverpool la thin port, and to them in a great measure are due tho nolendid retrain which maw greet an. Tho fine JjhSpii of the lino Bpoak volomeu in their and nhow tuat they have ever had the rariutrtmentfl of port at heart. SuppJy, The City Council adopted a resolution at their Ifcat regular meeting, authorising the Mayor appoint a epecial committee to REACTFOUdm-P tlte was given ing your winter of I. LETT fc Bto. nlir'u roli'.

Bidweil nndienwt were fled at tlie manner in wbica tliei title ily Bid well DOntaioed thin character, and were pleued with the presentation. On Moaday night Wjbert will appear. For tkd preeont the vijit of Mr. Owen has bren postponed, in conse- quitnce of a severe aUacic of ilineaa, Mr. itve Is a noted English actor, and is re- The follow criticism oils fatffi is given by the Orleans thin, hoawj Mr.

(it not bis i a (i a pcanuice before a Keir and vru likewise notable as tbe firm production on our of Bftrcaaati-13 correotoj ro.c and inetruaJictk! error. offlcUX a In cractm oj In at 3 r. X. O'C. Obwrrw.

on tno paminge out iwtileji conclnaively inquire intx; the matter of devising plans the of her sea-going qnalltief, to napply the citj' with water. Apropos Ollr Snowy preparing the aaaeiBiaont of prnpwty impDTed on Mtrkat street, A mad of mturic iMrenadncl number of citizens last evening. All those who wm fivored deiire to return thanks. M. C.

A. The caual HuntUy aftornocn rmvttiag ot this will be held tbcir rooms on FottolCce street u', 4 o'clock Suaday scnool Concert. The nsnal nlcntlaly eoncert will tiic placa this sfternoon 3:80 o'ciocV St. Jolm'a aKh, at tho of Broadway BatH Avenue, 'tt in possible 4ht.t Bishop Keener will be present, snothsr reunion of Our atthft of Mr. Arnold on last, 1-iko ill previous occasions cl sort, the music fine, the dnciiig uplendid," and xhe com- nbined with fair rate of speed and light draught oj water.

ON DECK. Thx. gauxra, captain's room and officers', fironten's sad ceajnen's quar-cra are all on the upper fleck, and (he entire be- jow in tbe between decks in tuna made available itft cargo. The lieck-houw constructed of iron, is 100 long, vith an average width of 24 IB high. The Iron of which the house is constructed is of tua stoutest character und riveted to tho deck Iu tho most iiubslantial manner, while the sides nod roof aro supported by iron placed four feet apart.

There is nps.ce of Svo inches between the iron extfttior of tbe lionse and the wiling of the interior, which ia filled with fine cork shavings, which act as a non-conductor of and prevent tlia house Irom becoming wann daring tlie aummsr season. The are furnished in the latest and mom approved style, and contain everything required for comfort. The cook-room, butcher's and bukw'fl roomii, aro located in the forward pan of the bouse, and close at hand is the huge Ice-house of the chip, where a sufficient quantity of meat to supply the passengers and craw for thirty dsys, wem it necessary, can bo kept. The Iarnj-room ol! the ship is well worth a visit, as there al! the lamps in abont siesme? are kept, and. one IB anpniied a padlock, as no open ligktn are allowed abont tho vedsel.

The condensing room is located forward and has capacity ilor condensing Sfty gallons of water per hour, which is drnwn Into the freeb. water tanks below. The San Murcos has accommodations for 36 saloon and 669 cabin paosengers. Tho'salooo is very handsomely decorated and paTmeled in polished teak, oatinwood of this subject the subjoined'data, taken from tha of Capt. E.

O'C. Macln- crney, United States Signal Officer at this point, -will bd found Interesting and instructive: Date, Tims Falling and Amount at of tho showers thaL occurrud at Oelvcslon, TUMI, from April, 1871, ta April, 1B74: No. of hours Date. and minutes. laches.

3 a 48 6.T.1 October 1st to 21 40 is 07 October to 30th 18 T.02 enrtier 12th 1:10 2.18 1873, April'M 22.1 April 80th, June SGth Novembor OtU tsw. January 4th a JunVttth.V July August 13th AnJu.tSlat Septembor2Gth November Md November :30 0:45 3 7 4 5:30 0:40 0:30 1:14 1.33 1.85 5.03 1.50 1.41 2.00 1,01 2.8S Oollf.nl'M dramatic utorro? Wonsan In Whltfj," famllinr to nfcarly menibttr thn reading public, and aifc afl amtiots tbo moitt la ryf that author's brain. ike tbe of CuHSna'e utorien. "TbQ Woman In White" In eftuecfallf effeotlrfi in the AMuin- tlalH to ftttTC'iHBfu! uraoaatlzattiln, and tho Ucamatlst In IblH luitancb kak adrantfcgv of ampU rfMionrcea, and franjod tar the a work which Jnvlta the attan. tlon, and clalma commendation Irom tfc') Ifiver of raetodramatic literature.

The central ttguro of tho frtofr in. of conrfte, and It WUA Ln tblH character Mr. bin entree, by the plarffourK of both Enropo and Aniazlca al onu of tnu hunt octortt on the ntage. and br far the ruprcKtiOtatlve Foscfj iuiora to the Htage. The obaractbr ot b'tnui takes rack one of the moMt and extrixrdlnarf known, in t.ho whole range of Be- tion, and that it an artist of no ordj' nary poweni to ranker it even approximate la apparent to ererr inteuljlcent person.

That Mr. Itee-ire achievod a HURCGXB laiit nbiT be dowj), aod an he w.dl be seen in tbe'jlazt to-nifcbtj tlbf public will bo Kiven a pleasant opportunity ol test' Ing the truth of tho theory i Abstract of ncKl Transfers, for the week ending Nov. 28th, 1874, taken iron: the records of tho District Clerk's o3ice by a Wurws reporter: O. W. anfl H.

y. Roane to H. Eoeonbere, lot M-block MO-- $125. H. and 8.

H. Xtoaenbere, lot 1, block M. P. Hennesgy ioT. and A.

Uuirhe.kd. lotB 1 and In northeaat quartbE of southeast block of outlot 116-gllM. G. Oppeiman to "Welah, r.orth half blocfc 27o. 205 -block 5.

G. A. Mover to Win. Weddel, lot HL block S04-- SSS5. you easily'ssTe 25 cents on a dollar, of which we now will convince you.

Good comforten, $2 heavy $3 50 pair ready-made tehiMnt, $1 25; good black alpaca, 30 coctt; ccltczi, 12 cents, and all other goods in ppoponlan. Special attention, adlitd to ibeii tar Urge aafortnunt ipf bogie trinljigv and buttons; also, new kid g'AfRl. IK to bny cheap. Wnnjt many of the cities oi Union have retrogaded, or mslntiincd a stagnant condition, aur Golf City has rapid in its stride) to commercial and prosperity. In this steady and remarkable development there ii nothing really surprising.

The building of im- Land Distribution posing edifi.roi, aitd warehouses, inviting promenades, attractive parks, private uner.celled race courses the paviutg of the utreets, the hiying out of additional city railroada. and in ihort all tho lot- provemenU which have invited Qnlves- ton with eclat and repute, are bud the natural sequences of energy and ijnter- prise. And bow has this energy and this enterprise "been engendered but through the direct, stimulating influences and: agency of J. Gottschalk's superior wines, liquors and cordials MAirr things may not be thim useless when made in an nankillful manner, but the teeth, are so identified with the appearance, comfort, heltlth and longevity of every person that they should only "be Intrusted to a skillful and ez- perienced dentist, who will perform tfcia operations in the highest possible degree of perfection. Dr.

F. H. Knapp Bon are now at the Girardin Houio, prepared to perform all operations in dental irar- gery. GIFT anil j'OCBTII A2TXUAI, STATEMENT Teut Octvlwr 1ST4. ft 1y bamks bankan 04 ll.S.I Si 15m.

Ezebaxzs uuu- una and diseewiti: HOUSTON, TEXAS, OnBecember 2Hi, 1874. ams- $3190,000 WORTH orcbance of lots 13 and I'l, 3,32 S.23 3.IVJ 10th, lei month, 1874, (dutc of opening of Signal Station) to 1st of current Miouth, at Gulreston, Xrr.ai; Co. Ws informed that at a meeting of stockholders Home Backing Compa-ay. held on oren- 5uf, the artion of the Board of Directors In tho rcaiiagernent of tho comy-nny, was dijcnssea, and received the approval of iha itocaiht'lgars by largo majority. A-tT peroons deairing to aasisi in the organlzatkn (rf the new temperance society will iQ'st at ihe icointt of the lien's Christian on postoffice iti.it, ovsning, at 8 o'clock.

and maple, cornicep, and the up- "VVenthei permitting, Paatinxes will plk'y the Ry Away Club to-dny at 2:30 o'clock at the Park. Thiao clubs have never played together nt the Park. The Pavtimes were compelled to forfeit the laat gams announced, owing to tbeir inability to present a nine. I. Cv O.

Tt. We understand; that Cslventoa Ixdge No. 3, anS Friends Lodge No. 6, wiavisit San Jadnto LoiJgis Jfo. 13 as Lodges, atteaded by th3ir offieara, on Monday neit.

It iii espectsd that many of the members otHerinar.n Lodge "So. 6, will le present. The occasion to cue of ioteieot to memborB of order. holatery is of the finest description The ladies' and gontlenisn'fl cabins are supplied with fresh water baths and all modem luxuries and conveniences. The staterooms are well ventilated and furnished in the bea'.

atylo -with spring mattresses, life preserving apparatus, and are lighte-d by a lamp set in a recess, which not only 1'ghts the J8tate-Toom, but the hall by which it is approached. The ic supplied with a very handsome of silverware, which graces tho itJoon table. The San Murcos is 301 feet in length, 30i feet beam, and 23 foot depth of hold. She ia 2248 tons burtheo, and is calculated to carry 4200 bales of cotton under her decks on a draught of or 14 feet of water: Tbe motive power consists of two (wmpcund engines the latest and most approved style, with cylinders respectively 42 and 70 inches in diameter, with 42 inches stroke. Her engines ire nominally 300 horso power, but can be worked up to 1800 horse power, and her consumption coal is from twenty to twentv-four tons per twenty-foil? houra, according to qaality.

Her rig is that of a roreand main, masts are constructed of iron, while the mizzen, which holds the standard compns's, is of wood. In tho construction c.t the hull, as well as tho vessel, groat care has been taken to secnre strength, and she id much stauncher than is required by the English Lloyds, where she takes The hull is divided it on ton. Jamuarj Mturch April Miy July Septerauor October Btcombor Annual 1871 1871! i lrtp nn S.08 M.74 S.83 4. S3 3.C3 17.81 5.67 2.40 63 16 4.62 2. 87 5.M 2.

SI 3.39 0.31 2.53 2.83 1.60 1S73 IBM 3.43 B.Uj 2.80 SI. 27 5.36 8.6S 8.04 1.37 7.08 i 8.01 5.37 1 2.B3 41.73 lR8. 01 1.87 3.11 3.00 3.38 5.80 1.6S 9.30 7. IB 5.81 0.12 1.50 3.43 45.81 the highest grade, into' six water-tight As intimated in ths XEWS of Thursday two men, Guris. Itbminglian and Pan.

Meehan, latnly employed as foremon of the city laboring gacgfi, been Indicted for swindling. It i charged that they returned incorrect time on thoir V.me books," ani in siB'jh way as to show that it their intention to de- traTid ths ciiy, bf collusion with two of their employes, 1 lenais K.elJy and Frzk Muiloy. They were mleased upon giving bond ia the nm of $51)0 each. A Vsinjlar Snluu4. A gentleman hi the West 22nd saluted burglar a load of shot oaa night week.

The fellow was attsmp'ang to force an tmtrimce into the house, and but for the darkn.ess around the ha had chosen a point oJ attach, he would donbtlens nnablt over to pur- one his avocation again. following is a lisi of marriage licauscs issued by the District Clerk lor the week ending November ZS, 1874 Quean to Rdbeoca Louoh. JT. KlicoTe-to Lydia Grven. T.

J. IVouttll; Manrin JtoCarty. J. J. Moore to E.

ICC. Ilvrne. B. A. tct X.

Irfua-ao. 'W. H. BtUl to Itoaanna (ymiamii. B.

T. Jackton to H. J. Taking the average of the total amounts rainfall for each, year, for four years, 6S.lCx41.73i58.eii45.81) we have 52.4 inches. The fall may be a little less or a little more.

Take the minimum rainfall for one year, 43 inches or Sj- feet. Suppose a house has roof area of 30x20 feet, equal to (300 square feet. This multiplied by Si would give 2.100 cubic feet. This multiplied by 6-2355, number of gallons in a cubic foot, would give 18094.5600 as the number of gallons for the year. This divided by 305, number of days in the year, would give a daily allowance of 35.87 gallons.

This, it must be recollected, is the minimum. Now, tho mar.imun; rainfall in the paet four years, recorded in the books of tbe United States Office, is no less tlmn 5i By taking housa of the same as before, 30x20--OOOx 51--3150enbicfiet; multiplied by 6.2355, number of gallons in a cubic foot, gives 19,642.02 annual fall. Divided by 365, number of (lays in a year, gives 53.82 daily allowance. This is according to the maximum fall. By adding the maximum and minimum daily amounts, and divii 44.3- either over-estimating or underrating, be taken aa the amount of available water supplied by heaven for the daily con- Bnmpsion of Qalveatan, if means were taken to catch it, Oleander Park.

There will be several racei at Olean- Tlie POLICE H. Tevia, Recorder; C. G. AUen, Clerk; W. L.

Mann, Attorney. F. Blackwood, fast and reckless driving Jul. Steifhoff, drunk and down discharged Tom Murphy, vagrancy finer! $10 and placed under a bond of $100 to keop the peace. Several cases were continued.

CorrES OF DISP.ITCTTES received by H. Green wall regarding Owen's and inability to fill engagements NEW OULEAHS, Nov. 27,1874. II. Grecmccll--Mr.

Owens seriously ill won't be t.ble to leave his bed. Can send Wallace lio has strong play. THEO, HAMILTON-. NE-W G.tLEAXB, Nov. 27,1874.

II, Gret'Tiicatt--Owens won't be able to Cleave his bel for.n long time. Arrange best as poeyible. THEO. HAMILTON. NEW OKLEASS, 28,1874.

2T. Greenicall--Mr. Owens utill completely prostrated. No hope of doing anything. THEO.

HAMILTON. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28,1874. JT. Orenwall--Reeves Monday--" Woman in White." Answer immedately it all right.

Owens will plav third week. BEN DEPABTDKE OP Dn. GCTRTIB NEW of our readers will re- partj to talte charge 'ot ax agency a LAGEP. BEER BREWERY. Enquired to have a cash capital of about $3000.

German preferred. BHEWERT. no28 TimSatSSu I 1 respectfully anno once to commission cihntfl, hide dsalon.ffttd countrj: sblpperii of hides, that I will pa I per Found, at my varehouae, foot of Twentieth street, for all such hide! tu hare been of late clnased "PAMAQED" by buyora paying 20Jtf centg per pound Tor first qualltj of dry hides. And I 'will also such. itB cliveaad "GLUESTOCK" at sii to eight per per pound.

D. FREEMAN 1 o24 lw Good Texas Lands, (In IIS Different Counties,) Houston City, Property. at a other br deposltons 53,1 TO Oi ll.SKl p.p.r. valtltd at U)c. on the ilollar 27 TO Sundry market ralua 21,9 00 furnltura 5,50500 Check boolu atul 1.321 Gold account Ould ibr 4,1132 BtupMuu account irra 03 Premiums in course of collection account (due the 'Company) CEISTKAL nod TCIM KaJjirity, asd, li K.

R. K. Mlaaocri FaciOe K. B. Total OS JW.KB 32 LIABILITIES: cuxaKKcr GOLD Capital stosk $300,000 CO Pug depositors: Individual, cur'v, 933,108 2S Banfca sad bankers, 43 currancy, 09 (told 435,491 W.835 Contingsnt Fund 35 lor unearned premiums 21,531 00 for aaadjtuted loilSCS lor losse? in sojt- 0,50000 Haservo for losses adjusted, not znatured 1,073 73 Profit and loss 18,422 Unclaimed 701 13 Currency account (received for gold sold).

Offer the THE otrLi' cr Jitasco. City, to AJJ Pcln-j te 50BTH, EAST A WEST. an4 Kt. ZTanelbal and fort leolt and Kaatai 'm falmee KlftepLsvc ttua thtrjuiru GOCbTTOS UJCIB WITHOCT CSASGE. A.VD OSK CHAKOZ TO JLKD SEW VOKE.

TICKETS CAS BE PEOCCBED GAGE CHfcCiED TO ALL rn.o:niE.vr A torn the follorind oa the Houston and Te-iiTrOntral By rirtue of the power rested in me, the undersigned, BUbatttuta Trustee in a certain Deed of Trust of record, In Book 12, paces 345 34.6, Galveston county made on the of May, 1874, by Fhinene Solomon, to secure the payment of a cart fit promissory due and.unsatisfled, I will Bell, itc pullic a'ictlon, tor cash, at the Byron Saloon, cornet ot Tremont and Mechanic in tho City of GtnlTeston, on WEDNESDAY the Second dity ol 1S74, between the hours of 10 x. v. and 3 p. to wit: about the tour of A. a.11 the Bar-room Fixtures, Furniture and Gas Fixtures belonging to and now in.

Bar-rooca known Byron aod more parljieulftrly described In said Deed oC Trust; co'aroyiog to the such deed otf trust as I am mthorized to coii- TPJ. J. P. DAVIE, Substitute Trustee. OALTBSTON, NOT, 26,1874.

no25 5t 1 4 0 I Capital Gitt, $18,000. 02 35 ivkling by 2, we have 35.87.T53.82+2-- 1.84:, which can'justly, and without In. the case of Jaa. Anderson, Tom. Fiyan and Qeo.

Wheeler, tried for picking the pockets two gentlemen in this city, the first named was released by the ruin of aoSa th.a eecoud -was aen- henoed to in the Stato Prison for five yeare, and the third wao re- for trial at the next tarm of the Criminal Court. A motion for a new vr'ml in the case of Horace Pease, convicted of theinardorof Thoa Wallace, tras overruled. I A motion was made for a new tria-! in Sha of Sherwood, convicted of swindling, and 'will be heard Monday. Daa EoMnson und Anton SUvir. were Convicted of thstt, and sentenced to fioemect in the State prison the first tor two and the second for three yaar.3.

The cqnrt adjourned until Monday, at when the business of the term will be wonad up. K'o punishment would be too severe for 3, person systematically imposes spon the community in "which bis lot happens to be cast. A thief ig more to tolerated than one who assumes the of a gentleman, to gain position, and then, in possession, of the conB- dance of those who befriend him, aud- taras upon them and ahowa the colors of ull-fiedjed rascal. Such, characters are to bo despistd be- diuse of iheir iahelTnt want of self-respect, and such are to be "shown are it common phrase--in order that they ZCAT be ispadiated and held to answer. Thin much of a preface Eecessaiy to LntBodooe one Harbert Hull, who recently to this city with recommendations from Shreveport.

Ee found littlo difficnlty in securiug a position in the lionse of B. F. George, a well known druggist of this city, and ctuitma3d to serve in a responsible position, until rumors of past Sasioess dsHn- 15enc5o3 impelleu Mr. Stttle, also of the wune eitublishmeBt tid to whom Hall Lad been commanded, to approach him 01 uefcject. Hall finally acknowl- that he pnilty oj defalcation ill Slireveport.

Thia, of course, threw bam. out of the position he holding, and after re curing a rebnkn for falsely representing his cbuixter, he was tnld not to enter the house again. This was on Tuesday "Wednesday morning aa sxamima- accouuts showed bun. to be sh compartments, thus giving much strength to the ship. BTISEBINO GEAJi.

A.t the forward end of the top of the deck-house is" the main wheel-house, where the steering gear is of such construction that the vessel can bo guided by one man in any weather. In. case oi an accident, there is another wheel-house astern, bnilt of iron and snpplisd with four steering and two standard compasses from the beet makers. BOATD3. The San Marcos is supplied with seven large boats, six of which, are Hfe-boits of the largest size and best make.

All of them boats ere supplied with water tanks, and are provisioned. They are lowered from the davits by a device which has been in use on the Galveston and New York steamship lino for some time, known as Mallory'a patent. The davits are several itet inboard, and when it is desired to lower a boat, the davit Itself ia allowed to fall outside a certain distance, and thus swings the boat clear of the vessel's side. This is an innovation en English steamers, and is in use, believe, on'only line Diying from Liverpool-. TTO3 PROTECTION.

At she bow aad the steamer are located fire engines of great capacity, and from tbe fng'me room runs an iron pipe throughout thw ship, which has hose attachments at different Intervals. in case of fire as-many as ten streams of water can be forced from the engine room to any portion of the ship. BTEAM HEATERS. Steam pipes run throughout the entire vessel, thus giving warmth during cold in the saloon, dbias, officers' rooms and wheel houses, and rendering every one comfortable as the good ship speeds on her way across the western cean. EMOKD5G BOOJf.

Off from the saloon is tho gentlemen's smoking room, which is fitted up in the inest ijtyle, where ye masculioe pagsen- per can indulge in reveries aa he smokes Jie fragrant weed and thinks of those iway on shore. STBAit TVIKDLASS--ASCHOBS. Thei anchors of the ship are huge ones, weighing 4400 pounds each, supplied with 135 fathoms of chain, and are raised whtic resting on the bottom of Old Ocean by a large steam windlass. Tho ship ir supplied with three spare anchors of approved pattern, for use in case of necessity. There are also two large und Dbwerful steam hoisting machines ror aking in aud putting out cargo.

CHEW'S CJCASTERS. Instead of being quartered in a harrow and ill-ventilated forecastle, as is common in other ships, the crew are located commodious in the forward part of the deck house, which are as his late employer, uad steps were immediately taken to have Iiim arrested. of tt.e jaw baro the matter ia band, bat, as ye; Lave not succeeded ia briaglag tbe offender to justice. Various) Tumors lire afloat as to t'ae whenabout ot ito fugitive, Mine belie-ring that lie ia irtUl in the city, Information been received from ofcar quart ere relstive to the character Mr. Gooigeliaa a letter in Ma ii addnwwd to Herbert Hall.

pott marked writer warns Hall of tLo fart Uiit will ba allowed fifteen In which to make a retnrii of certain em- from the Western in the ihrest IT in that while in their employ escens to "publish hi ele- at if he does not comfortable and roomy, BO far as tho main necessaries go, as the saloon passengers' cr officers' themselves. TLAS OF THE SHIP--COST. The plan of the etecmer waa taken from Qalvestonby Mr. Edward Webster of the firm of C. W.

Hurloy and Capt. A. C.Burrows,tb.e commander oi the and at first it was intended" that she should be a three-decker, with, the cabins all below, but upon consultation with Messrs; C. Grimshaw Geo. the anc olher gentlemen of Liverpool, it was decided that the vessel should be a tiree- decker with the cabins all on deck.

That no expense- waa. spared on the ship is ss her entire cott was $300,000 ia gold, and her superb en gines, were built by Messrs. John and James Thompson, of Glasgow, alone cost $94,500. Messrs, Qrimahaw Go and Geo. Luyharn, are entitled to She thanks of all Texas for their efforts to meet the requirements of on; port, anc noble San shows they have lacceeded ia doiug it handsomely in every respect.

Messrs. Archibald. Mc- Milliin SOD, of Dumbarton, on the Clyde--the builders of the ship--have turned out a specimen of marine arch itectuie of w.lrich th'ej- can juitly be proud, and which will reflect credit upon them, no mattur In what port she lies. OFFICERS. the commander of the San Marcos, is an old aiid popnlarnavigator from this port, and the Kit waii twenty-first voyagi from Liverpool to Qalveston.

He brought oat the Ssn Jadnto, the pioneer of the fleet, and is now commodore of the fleet, He designed the arrangements which form the special of the mencing at half-past two o'clock. The programme embraces rrell known horses, and a new departure has been taken which will doubtless afford such genuine amusement as one seldom has the privilege of The firat entry embraces a couple of doctor's horses-fast ones nevcTLheless, and two others, well known speed and showy appearance. Every man drives his own horse. Every horse has his friends, and very speculation has been as to irno, some predicting 2-j, some 5 linutes. Forrest acd Lightning and Imerson and Boston! The running races will be short and exciting.

The following are the ESTIUKS. or the trotting Dr. S. Rogora antora b. h.

Boston. H. S. Grant entert! h. Goo.

Emerson. Dr. H. fshearsr en.tera r. h.

Lightning. C. Gorham tnUirs b. h. Billy Forrest.

Hile boats, 2 in 3, to harness. RUNNING BACKS. Win. Pikes enters Llmbor Jim. A.

Brown enters George. yards. Wm. Fikos enters Rabbi. A.

Brmn enters Dixie. Dlstancs--700 yards. Till difficulty in getting a start in the race will not be aa great as it isualb is where ali the horses belong, to clans of trained racers, for two of thoari entered have. certainly by this time the true value of patients." There should be a rousing time at the 'ark 0:1 Saturday, for -while abundance of sport and real'amusement are guaranteed, tha cause to which the proceeds at gate will be applied is one that com- nends'itsell! to every individual who has i warm heart and who can realize the jarthly wants of the little one who is nobody's child." Snreet 'Water talto. This much talked of sheet of water was visited yesterday morning by three gentlemen from St.

Louis, who, we are informed, aro connected with the Holly Waterworks Company of that city. Thai; names are E. C. Gray, H. Flad and T.

J. Whitman. City Engineer Cross and County Surveyor Smith were also there. Col. Thrasher chaperoned the party.

The visitors are looking around herja to see whether their famed Holly Works may not be broueht into use here, and where to find a supply of water therefor. We hope they will succeed in tbeir gooil intentions. Waterworks have become it necessity for the city's welfare. Ia BsunKruptcy. A petition has been filed in the United States District Court by the creditors of J.

L. IftcKeen, tha purpose of which is to force him into bankrnpty for failing to meet business engagements, The following order has been issued by the District Judge in accordance with gret the departure of Dr. Curtis. During his sojourn here he created quite a host of friends by his courteous and genial manner, as well as by his skill in tho prnctico of his profession. Dr.

Curtis' address for tbs winter season will ba at his old consulting rooms, No. 0 Rampart street, ftew Orleans. THE regular monthly meeting of the German Ladies' Eenevolent Society will take place on Thursday, 3d December, at 3 o'clock r. at Turner Hall. A.

Frederick, Secretary. LEVY, under the Opera House, has received the most beautiful hato and bonnets ever imported to this city. Ladies intending to purchase any will certainly do so upon getting acquainted with the low prices. lie offers great inducements also in dress goods, angora, silks, alpaca, shawls, knitted sacks, felt skirts and furs of every description. His large capes aro remarkable.

WE T.UCE pleasure in informing our readers that Shepard's Patent Starch peamnce of one's linen--is now for sale by the following first-class fa.mily grocers John. Collins, A. Flake E. E. Rice Meyer Metzger, Fetor Gengler, John Hibbert, H.

George Smith, 20th street near PostorSce Peter Miller, .383 Mechanic street; Olaf Gollberg, Strand and 17th streets; Charles Limke, Church and 14th streets, and F. Von Harten, Market and 10th atreets, and many others. N. trnde will find a stock of this article at tha wholesale grocery house of George Schneider Strand. They offer it for sale at exactly NO GIFT LESS THAN FORTY ACRES of LAND ONE CITY LOT.

EABK1NGS AKD DISBUB8EMEXTS for the year ending Oct. 81, 187-1- BAttNLXOS. CUIIRENCV--CUD IIJCKCY Flro premiums Marine Premlams Interest; 500,271 01 28,718 90 21,830 23 40,414. 88 Ilent S3 Total gross earnings. Fire lonen 27 Uarrisicnr Sta HILLO, ASC- Ejtass ASB IKOS: losae Eebates and 1 ni Expensea and rut naur'nca Tota Ket 3,448 HO 13,80538 44,77872 S.015 93 I81SCM 11 I71.3M 80 PRICE OF TICKETS, SALE.

On tho 17th day of Docomber, 1874, at 12 o'clock I as substitute trnstee, at the request of the payees and holders of a note aecured by trust deed recorded in Gal- vcston county, in Book 10, pages 73, 74 and 75, ofTer for sale, and sell at the courtbouae door in Galvestoa, at public auction, to the highest for cash, (subject to ground rent due and to accrue on the lease of the lots recorded la Book 9. pages 19Q, 200 201,) and mln- gular the improvementii and buildings oC iltijated upon Lots 13 and 14, ia Block number sir hundred and eighty-six (6S6), in (Ailveeton "city, at the corner of Twenty-seventh street and Strand, now known as the "Dublin. Houae," and ap- purtenancei, The salo Is mode io enforce payment of a note made by Thos. Gorman for thirteen hundred dollars, pa at and unpaid, with 10 per cent, interest 14th March 1874. EDWABD T.

AUSTIN, Substitute. Trustee. Galrestbn, Nov. 23.. 1874.

no23 td manufacturer's prices, TFITHCVCT freights added. Ketail grocers will do well to call soon, as it is going off rapidly. THE way to make money is to save it. Do this by buying your boots and shoes tt the Galveuton Shoe Store, 178 Center street, next to Mason's book store Goods fresh, and best makers' latest styles. MESSRS.

STUMP LA WES, corner of Avenue and Thirty-seventh strest, having increased their facilities for the manufacture of doors, sash, blinds, wood turning, mouldings, aro prepared to do any thing ia their line with digpatth. J. ASTALL, West Strand, Galveston, manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Water Tanks, Sky-lighis, Bank Vault Cages, Bailings and Gates, Jail Cages, and house smithing iu general, Screws. Solts, from half inches to two inches, Rail Railroad Frogs made to order, Switch Bars and Cctton Yard Trucks, all at prices lower thaa fiey can be imported. A CAIID TO Tin; LADIES OF GALVES- TOM.

I take pleatmre in informing you that I have recently arrived from New Orleans with a Urge and well selected stock of all thfi latest novelties in MIL- KRY GOODS, which are now ready for your inspection. I beg to be favored with a continuation of the patroaage HO liberally bestowed on my predecessor, Mrs. V.Girnrdin, and promise that nothing rpBTTSTBE'S S.JLLK. At ths request of the legal holder of a certain promissory noto for Bum of Tirelvo Hundred Dollarn, bearing interest at the rate of ten per centum pur annum, (interest paid to October Slat. 187i) dated September 6th, 1872, to secure the pityment of which a of Trust Tras executed, conveying to me, the the hereinafter named property, bearing-evan date-with saldnotQ; said De'id of-Trust being recorded Iu Oalveston County Records, Boot 7, on pagca 555 to 557, andjs hereby referred to foe a more full description of said note and Dcctd oC Trust--I, as Trustee, by virtue ot the authority in me vested, fi'ill, on MONDAY.

THE FOimTEEJfH DAT OP DECEMBER, A. D. 1874, within the lesal Boura ot sale, sell on a corner ot Strand and Trem out ntroots, in tho city of Qalvestou, Teras. at Public Auction to the'fcigheat bidder for cash, the tollowing describsd property, situated in the city of Gaivaston, Texas, to wit: Lots NOH. Thirteen and Fourteen, in Bloclc No.

Throe Hundred and iiixty-nine, with tbe and improvements and thsreto belonging. I a a conveyance ot gaid property to- the pnrpbascr as by said Deed of Trust authorized. JOBU ADB1ANCE, Trustee. CLUBS ORDERING TEN OB MORE TICKETS DIRECT FBOM US, WILL KB ALLOWED A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. Send for Circular and Descriptive List.

Titles all Qood, with Warrantee Parties wishing ticketa can obtain tnem from our agents, or br remlttAices direct to us, by Draft, PoaiolDce ytouer Order, Krirees or Letter, when It can be done. We hereby certify that the above statement is correct, to the best of our knowledge and belief. (Signed) B. S. "WILLIS, Preddcmt.

ALPHON3E LAUV.B, Cashier. N. O. LADVE, Secretry. STATE OF TEXAS, I COUNTY or GALVJCSTOJC.

Sworn to, and subscribed before i L. S. the 14th day of November, 1 I A. D. 1874.

C. B. GARDINER, Notary Public, Q. C. At a meeting ot the Board of Directors, held at tbe office of the Company, on the ICth day of November, 1874, It was resolred that a dividend of elx (6) per cent, be declared to the stoclcholders of the Company, from the earnings of the Company; payable on and after tho IGth day ot November, 3874.

R. S. WILLIS, Freiident. sn tu 1m COSTDKNSED TIEHOUGHTDIE CARD I'olntH Horth and HOUSTON A TEXAS CEXTHAL AND CONKECTI'JXB In Effect Sunday, November 8, 1ST4. Train leaving GaJ Houston at 030 follows: Delaon next day Rt Sedalli second day Hannibal second a a St.

LonlH second Indianapolis third dny at Chicago day Buffalo a a fourth at PIttwburc third day at Philadelphia. day New York fourth day Louisville third day at ourth day fourth day Boston fourth clay St. Paul third day Trains arrive 6t and aa follows: ACCOMMODATION I THROUGH EIP11ESS LesvoB 8:00 A. H. Leaven 6:20 I 1 x.

Arrives 11:40 x. AiriveH 8:20 r. v. GalTeston Prelicbi a Ticket Olflce' 70Xremont Street. at which rates lo and from Kanass City and points In Western Missouri and Kannan, Chicago and St.

Louis, or local eUsUona. will Us furnished by A. FACLKXkEl, Freight and Freight and Ticket Office, J'15 Broadway, YOKE CITY, where tho latest flies of Texas par-era vrill be found. Visitors to ttat city will flnd tfcifl a place of resort during iheir ielsuro hours. f.

L. MANCHESTER, General Eastern Agent. J. DURAKD, General Superintendent. Ho-jston.

J. WALDO, General Tlclcet liouiaon. JaB4'74D--Wlv HOUSTON i' by cLh'ar line FACE nKDl'CKD. Liikiu-lhj. rtx is F.ngines MILL MACHINERY, KASCFAtsrcftaj BT E.

6JIEEXWALP. OHIO. CHANGE OF TIME. TO TAKE KFi'ECT Monday, November 9, lS7i. The Clerk ot the District Court -will Issue process as to the marshals of the Eastern and Western alstrlcte of the State Texas, also citation to the debtor citing him to show canss before the District Jtrt on the fourth of Decem- next irhr shall not'be adjudicated a lanirupt.

AXOsOKOKRILL, DiBtilot Judge. summoned a jury jail, held Adjudged Justice Johnson Friday, and, proceeding to the ara inquest upon following prisoners, a.ll of Tfhom had incarcerated as and insane K. H. Fortier, F. H.

Hwmn, JohniGmnt und Chari. Abrams. The jury pronounced them insane, and there I ore fit subjects for the ana tic asylam. Yesterday friends of Fortier were allowed to take hiia buck to Grimes countyi -where he pfcce lived. The others are Etill confined in.the coanty jail.

mortuary The is a list of the inf.er- menifi ior the week ending Saturday, November 28,1874: Lfov. Baker, aged 1'jcar, inflam tbe bovrels-, infant ot Win. Web- Btur, Iniant of R. GUmore, days, inaititioo. iHov.

23---Adolpii. SiUcer 35 InJtftO.t of Smlsbury, still-born. MOT. 24-r-Jobu lock- aged 3 months, unknown. years, tjpboid tjawrenoe Brtgea, tged Ters, con- John CampanBlli.

aged liuvpreoslon of urine. r-Iafant of John Knpan9, aged 7 oatsrrhal fever; Thomas ajiod 44 consumption; P. Schneider, aeed 29 veacs, inflammation- ot tha' lunajs. HOT. n-- Mact, agad -35 years, hydrophobia; Infant of Geo.

dills, aged days, oonvolslons; H. S. Bsldwin, aced 43 years, disease of the brain. a. W.PEETJE, Health Physician.

8. P. TOUXa. OKO. K.

JR. P. YOUNG Banking 1 Exchange and Collection, mrlln, CorreapondentJK---Pall, Hutcblngs GalriiBton; Pike, Brother Koi? Orleans; Katlonal Loan Baalc, Louis; Kountzc BrotUors, New York, ocW 2m THE VA.I.VEKTO.1, Houston and Henderson RAILROAD. Three BaUj Passenger Trains. 'RUSTEES' SALE.

By rlrtue of a d-sed of dtilT executed by P. P. Holland, on day of Decem'ber, 1873, and recorded Book 10, pages 618 and 619, in Galveston county, which said deed of trust trikS glren to seotiro the payment ot the several notea of the aafd F. P. Holland to- Mrs.

Eliza Kuykendal, therein dDicrlbed; ttve first Baidpiomitsory notes i oj mince due and unpaid. Now, therefore, at the request of the legm.1 holder of aald notei, and the aatlafactlon oj tbe same, and in conformity with the provisions of said trust dsed. we will sell, at 12 o'clock NESDAT, ihe 16th day of December, 1BT4, In front of tho Coarthonse for Gulveston county, Texas, at public auction to the hJgh- it and beat bidder, for cash in gold coin, the fnllowing described property, to wit: Lot lumber Ten (10) and the west of Lot t' umber (Wtf of 9), in Block Number our Hundred and JPorty-two (442V in tbe city Qalreston. together with all the im- provementB thareon-- and will make due conveyance to the purchaser at snch sale. C.

H. KENDALL, HOBT. G. STREET, 5teun Trusteei. will be left undone to makp establishment the HEAD CEXTEU OF FASHION in this city.

I also "bag to inform the ladies that I hive perfected arrangements with two first-class FKEKCII HAIK DRESSE.SS and hir workers, who will attend to -all business pertaining to their line, either in or out of the hoase, at more reasonable rates than offered by any other house in the city. I am also prep'ared to work old hair into any shape or style desired on very reasonable terms. MK3. n. BATOIAS.

JUST AMIIVED, the following favorite brands of champagne De St. Marceauz Brnch Foucher H. Piper Co. John Collins, 54 Market street. W.

HABRALL Co. hve jrat received a large lot of favorite brands of Havana Cigars. Always on hanfl a full supply of the justly appreciated Ohesnut Grove Whisky. THE WAI.TSAM- COMPANY. -The watches made by the Waltham Company have attained a popularity nuver accorded to any other make, and for the very excellent reason that all articles sent out from the manufactory are as near perfection as the very best at material and most accurate can produce.

The watches made by tha WaltiuuilL Company embrace every descriptioal, ard design, from tbe cheapest to the most expensive. The cheapest watches are accurate tune-keepers, and the works will wear as long if a higher price was demanded. Watches are manufactured at the Waltham Works expressly for use of engineers, conductors and travelera. These watches are perfect in all their details, and can be dejended un ia any 'climate. JNo other watch company complete article, and purchasers should always ask for the Waltham a full supply of which, are always oalumd at the establishment of M.

W. SHA-ST Corner Tromont and Mark A S8IQNBE8' SALE. By Tirtne of an order of sale made by the Hon. Amca Morrill, Judge oC the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Texas, In the matter of Ses- stims, Pownll 4 and of Segsuma Co. bankrupts, we will sell the notes, and other evidences of outstanding debts due said to tho highest bidders for cajh, in front of tho United States Courthouse door.

In the city of GaJveston, on ths FISST IAY OP DECEM BER, 1874. PuLl iaformation. respect ing the claims to bn sold will be furnished on application to the unceralcned. ROBT. e.

STREET. BRANCH T. MASTER5ON, Assignees of A. Seflsums, Powell Co. and Sesiums "bankrupts.

3tsu I HOUSE, THE largest assortment ot ladies' and children's Furs ever brought to ttJs city may ba seen at STAFF WEBSK'S. OrrSIUS OF AXEXPZRIEXCED Goods bought of giilvain Levy, under the Opera House, are undoubtedly the cheap- in the long ran, because quality and style, ate superior to any in. market. His imported worsted dress goods, his Parisian bugle trimmings and jlaSchels, his beautiful ladies' hatll and 'bonnets, and liia large assortment ot furs are unrivaled. ootSU HOUSE, ST.

IiOTJIS, has accommodaUaiu for 300 rants- Bates for Texas, $3 00 per daj. SPAEB 3m KHLSEY, Proprletora, OODTHEKS HOTEL, ST. XOTT1SJ TTiBHEB ft Proprietors. Hvnse jnjit been thoroughly orer- hauled, painted, frescoed, reforslabed and from top to bottom. It isflrat- in ail its appointments.

Its tables are at all times supplied IXL the greatest afcond- vitli all tbs delicacies the markets af. ford, Tho clerks and employes are all polite and attentire to the irants of the. itnests of tSnHoUL Chaijes are reasouUe. An im- prored elentor laads from the flrzt to the upper floor. Eailroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices, Neirc Stand and Western Union Telegraph Offloe tn rotunda ot the Hotel.

TheneaUst and most pleaarart rsstanrant In the city, trontiBi on Tonrtb under the Hotel, irltere Ladies and Gentlemen can hare meals serred tc order; and escape the odors, so often unpleasantly metis other res- taurantv Charnes: moderaie. refer to banks, bankers and businessmen of Houston or Toxas. where we are known, WAGIJEY I-OCKABT, IttANAOEHSI, aull SuW4m Houston, Texas. BEE WHAT BT. LOTUS SAYS OF TEXAS ENTERPRISE.

"The Lone Star ia one of the garden spots ol the continent. No land on. tbe earth is more productive. plan is on foot which will give man; ft man a good farm lor an insignificant sum. The managers, Messrs.

Wagley Lockart, of HouBton, are men ot high respectability and great business capacity, and therefore reliability Is Louis Republican. The lexai Odd'Felbtc also Indorses the ahoTe, and states: From our long and layorahle knowledge of the firm ire take pleasure in commending them to the public honest, honorable gentlemen." And the Galveuton ffews adds The distribution Trill comprise oTer 60,000 acres of land, located in thirtj- eigth counties. They are divided into parcels, und it is iby gentlemen whose characters are equal to those of any in the land, that they will be fairly, honestly and equitably distributed." And the Age of Houston states: A PTHB uaauBAncw BCHBJTE. W. C.

Wagley and Bobert Lockart, of the firm of Wagley Lockart, are both prominent, -wealthy and reliable citizens of Houston. In their own right, and aa authorized agents, they hold subject to disposal some of the most valuable real estate property in this city, and thousands of acres of land in the best sections oi! Texas. The scheme embraces the distribution of $300,000 -worth, of Teiaa lands. They put into the distribution the brick building on Main street, in this city, and in which is the office of this paper, valued at $18,000, and a splendid dwelling house on Kusk street (tfce Filth Avenue of Houston), and several hundred unimproved building lots in this growing youny city. For the small sum of three dollars one takes tbe chance of becoming the lawful owner of Texas property worth from $3CO to $13,000.

So far as regards the standing of the managers, that is a matter beyond the possibility of caviL" The Houston, thnsspeeka of the distribution: "The drawing' will come off on the twenty-first of December, just in time for of people to get a substantial Christmas The card gives all the tulars much, better thaa we can write them, and we need only give our readers the assurance that the managers s.re men of standing and reliability." The fferatd, of Dallas, another growing city of Texas, commends its advantages to the public thai: We can vouch for the responsibility of the firm, and that all they promise they will perform. The scheme is an iexceljenfc one, in our opinion, as a means of settling up our State and inviting immigration. The land outside of Houston ta scattered over a large nomber man- ties, and embracing some of the. best lands in the State." CommendatioES of the Distribution," tre being received erery day from letting citizens and public officials of Texas, showing that they are alive to merits. In commendation of Wagley LoSt- art's Land Distribution we End in an interior exchange a remark made that tliii the cheapest means offered the immigrant to procure a home.

We folly agree with our interior brother. For an iaveot- meni of three dollars everybody it offered an opportunity to a body- of good. land. We say good land, for be'it understood that tils firm gnanuiten the land to be np to the average of tiat in the conJity in which it Is sitaaied, and VesMrs. Wiigley Loekart are good for they Aiff.

We saw "at the offiai of Wafleytei Lockart specimen of potatoes, eleven of which (being the wrwage of tbe crop) weighed pooads. The man who raljwd tbem (ays he will make 200 bmh- elr, per acre. Seventy-five two.acr» of this land is in their Grand Land Distribution, at $73 per aero, and is only U. SEEMGSON BANKEBS And Exchange Dealers, Cor. Strand and 32d 3ALVEBTOR.

DEPOSITS RECEIVED. OOIN BOUGHT AND BOLD. Collections Hade on All Accessible Folnts. We will giro particular attention to tio Purchase and Sale at BONDS, STOCKS, and Leavo 3ALVBSTON 6UOA. M.

Leavo OJLVKSTON! 11:00 IfMlTB BALVBSTOS 3:15 P. I A. U. i TO I ISTOS P.M. ABRIVE AT HOUSTON, At.

A. M. AEP.IVK AT HOUSTON, At 1:16 P. M. ABK1VB A7 At 6:1 T.

31. Leave HOUKTOiJ P. JABK1TB AT OA At 5:00 P. Leave HODSTOS 7:46 A. H.

ARIUVE AT OALVE.STOS At 10:50 A. M. Leavo lAnBlVE AT QALVKtlTOU, HOOSTQS S. At 11:30 P.M. Securities ol all kinds.

3m roam. D. r. FHAZDLL. J.

CL noRnKH. L. FOAHD (30., (Successors to FIUZXLL. A AUTRKTO BASTKERS, AKD DKALKBS IN EXCHANGE, CoLtnotcs Tnus. Collections s.t all points on tbe Gslveston, Harrlsburg and San Railroad.

se6 3m miles Aft. from the j. a. c. MJWKOTOH S.

FOWLKE3 fc BANVJBBS, EEFAN TEXAS, Hutchlaffa Gftl- Teston; City Bank, Houston, Texas; Ger- Bank, Hew Orleans; Swenson, Perkins 2few York. iy Educational. A LBEBT LYON'B ACADEMY, I and 26th street. A School for the Education of For information upon character, the Master refers, by permission, to the following 1 gen tlemen and otnen, whose tons attend tha Academy I. DYEK.

GEO. P. FTNLAY, H. SEELIGSON, J. H.

BUTCH1NG3, K. B. YARD, J. BROWX. and BEV, S.

M. BIRD. Students from the interior desiring the ad Tantages, under proper guardianship, of city residence with bracinsr sea breeze and bathing, will flad unusual facilities at the Academy for prosecuting their studies. Instruction throughout the year. For circulars, with Ratios of Tuitiaji, Admission, Military Eule.

Year, address BEY. ALBEIVT LYON, Galreston. no27 CAW 1m On SUNDAYS, Passenger Train QALVESTON at lOiOO A- JB'. HOUSTOK at 2:10 24. The 6:10 A.

Jr. and A. 51 Ti-ains connect with tbe Galveston, Jlnrrinburg Mid Sari Antonio ZUiiway at HAHItlSBUEG. A.M.and 3:15 M. Trains; connect with the Houston and Texas Central Hallway at HOUSTON.

Tho 11 A. M. Train connects fritb the JuUr- ntion.al Railroad atHOUbTOK. The 7:45 A. M.

Train from HOUSTG5 COQ- cncts at with Morgan Staio- ORLEANS. Ticket Offices. 100Tremrtnt and at the Depotti. Commutation tickote to local potntP, one thousand and fire hundred miles, can be purchased at Ticket Offl.ee. G.

R. MC SaperLotendont. E.B. Ticket Ajeent. MILITARY INSTITUTE, ACmtY, TEXAS.

SjirlQC Term commence! MONDAY, Janu arj 25th, 3875, and. coatinaci tirenty Cadetd are recommended to eater aa aoon HB the Chrtstnuu sre OTCF. for lognen JOHN JAMES, TyjHS. DE ST. LAUHENT ASD DAUGHTEB, and Freoclt Prirate School.

PIASO, GIJIIAE A'D TOCAL ItCSIC. no6 1m 567 Eact Broadiraj. LADIES' C3omer of afcEinaey and Crairfard streets, HOCSTOX, TtTAS. The Fifteenth Scholastic Tear, from Set- Ifi74, Co the last Ttutradar in Jraie, 1S75. TeacherK hare been eneaged for each Department.

If OTICB The annttal election for Directors of the will tske place at the company's on XO9DAT, 13T4, at 31 o'clock X. LEOS BLtTJ(, President. A SSESSMEJfT NOTICE. Persons irho iailed'or to Bnt for 15T4, caa do so by iippirln; at once dlflsnnt Justices of tile I. D.

JOHliSOS, Pnsl of Jnstics, Oalreston Conntf. ocao tf BY THE LONE STAR KOUTE International GreatXortliern 11. You Rave frola 100 to 250 Miles In And Irom Eight to Sixteen Hours In Time, TO ST. LOUIS, And All Points North and Haul. Thla roate belnff bo much shorter quicker, has enabled i vo Ibe trtTel- Ing public still another Reduction la to all principal asd iz.ternjcc!ijite polnss In tne North, and Wdst.

Palsee Drawlijs Hooss svnd Sleeping Cmrs Aro run betireen HOUSTON AXD ST. LOUIS, WITHOUT CHANGK, Also between HOUSTON with Oys -wl B-rti-aa, PsWgenjtera boldlnar Sect ad-class Tickets Trill not be permltiecl to ride In the Cosvches or fuUmfcu Ctra. It tbe only direct ALL-HAIL ROUTE to LITTLE EOCK, CAJEO. pointa la Kentucky, MtBsiiwippI, Florida, Korth Saulh Virginia ieare and Bound followa Bound South, KJLTE. GAL7ESTOK 2:00 P.

M. OUSTO.S-. M. HEAR-JfE 11:30 A. SOCXUALE LOXGTIEW 6:00 A Columbia.

Bound South, HOrSTOX P. JCNCTJOX 1:40 K. Arr.COLUXBTA_..LVe..2:40 p. Msngers tickets br to principal points la tte Ai the Collcrwliie STABB S. JOSES, Union Ticke Tremoct street, AGE2fT, H.

it Bay roar ticket! ri Korthern 700 pieAawM mad iourn Sene-raJ .8. M. KILLEB, Geneva Ticket Affact. MEWS JOB OFFICB HAS BTJ.23 TZIA3 CLTDE crrror Airsnar SIO. W- cnr or Ona ot tte fcixfra owtftd ird 5eT Tork SATUBDAT, for Jf cv Tort TTJKffDAT crrr OF Xmcter, 8ATUBUAT, Will mil lor Her Tot J.

K. aAWTEH, AgMtt, fiCTsUiil, C. H. MALLOUT IK Xssvldw LU.V Tort. Cars A ttnrbcI tc SccMonu at.fi Oi V.Ua, L'tloc 'J H.

B. ASKKEWS. H. Ijcssrr. Kiocr FAIRBANKS SCALES 6ALTESV95, TtJ3f.

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