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THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 4. 1889. IT i i rn ri XT I TUB oifair was Kent utilpl iu urilor 1 I KL AT 0 Vl.e warmiit I i i r.ru'st w.is aworu out by the i murdori'd man's tether i-ircuin- 1 evidence. Urifliii lives iieur whero the crimo was ami iviiin! town tn-daynnd was in coiiveraatiou with an olln'i-r riMjardlim this alluir wlitu tin; oOk-er tolil him lie wnrriiiit for Ins A NEW CANAL PROJECT. SHOOTING BETWEEN A FATHER AND H.lb DAUGHTER'S 1NSULTER.

A i i anil I I A In lliu TV. i-itory. evening at desperate ihootiiiK affair occurred in the rear of a saloon at No. 104 West Main street. Joe Di-ason anil Al Barrett were tho parties to tuo and both men are seriously, though not fatally, wounded.

Immediately utter the shooting IJr. Deason surrendered to on officer and walked to his father's homo at No. 313 street, A physician was summoned and on examination it was found that one bullet entered the right side near the shoulder, lodijlnir just under the skin above this shoulder blade. Al Gnrrott. was removed to tho second story of an adjoining hotel.

His wounds aro more serious. One ball from a 45-callber pistol ente.eJ the right side behind the arm, coming out in front near the nipple. After their wounds had boon dressed and the excitement, subsided THE NEWS corro- i a Mu was soniuwhat oxultiyi, but I sti-unjjly protests Innocence. His tri'il hus iK'cn for Aiiisuet l-lul cur-Jit I cuurt nt this plate. BURKE, THE CRONIN (SUSPECT.

Story of (ho CniuM 'Tllul I.ril to Ills Ar- ryst In Mill'. Mixxii.U'ous, August special" from Winnipeg says: When Burke reached Winnipeg ho made his first public earance, as far us known, in tho oflico of an employment agent. Burke asked the app ui- I Mt WORK OF THE AMERICAN COMPANY Al l.al iho Nk-arucurt-- Condition of llo Assertions. agent what cost of a ticket to Liverpool use GBEYTOWK, Nicaragua, July --This hitlicrto dull little town, destined to bo the Atlantic port of tho Nicaragua canal, is rapidly awakening into nuw and is already blossoming out as the scene of con- sidorable activity. Tho terrible example set by the Panama fiasco has been a most ful lesson and guide for tho American wo had a difficulty and since then he has threatened several times to kill me.

This evening while I was preparing supper lor my wife Deason came to the Kitchen door and began shooting. He emptied his pistol at mo and I did the same for him. Mr. Dcason said: "Lost fall my wife and daughter were passengers on tho Pallas train going to the fair. On tho same tram was Oarrett, who wroto rt note making an Indecent proposal and throw it in my daughter's lap.

I was absent from the car at tho time, and when I camp fn my wife daughter were, crying. I askfcd them tbe cause of their twos handed tho would have killea him there but he became lout in tho crowd. Since then 1 repeatedly demanded he apologize. This'be has fulled to do, and I stood the Insult as long as I could." Mrs. Ueason is the daughter of wealthy cattleman of west Tram, and she and daughter are among Deuison's most respected ladies.

The matter has created excitement. At tills writing Garrett not been arrested. MRS. MAYBRICK'3 rhjrsiela'ns ami Chemists-Case of Closed: August the trial of Mrs. Maybrick to-day Dr.

Stevenson, one of the physicians who had attended Mr. Maybrick, asserted thai all ot the patient's symptoms Indicated that he suffering from arsenical poisoning. A nurse testified that when Mrs. Maybrick tried to persuade bar husband to take medicine be objected, that It was wrong medicine. On cross-examination witness said no Improper food or mtdldM was given to tho patient while she was lu house.

Mrs. Maybrick bad appeared tender and considerate in her treatment of her husband. A walt-r at the Matt hotel IdentlBed theprisoner as tho who had occupied a bedroom In the boUl with the man Brlerly. After the In would he. Ho desired particularly that his railway journey be ovor the Canadian Pa cilic railway nnd tuo boat to bo an Allan liner, sailing from Montreal.

Burkofcol- ishly stated that he wished to follow this route because ho had got into trouble in the United States and had delicacy ic ven- again on soil owned by tho United Whi'io Burke was thus babbling to the ticket agent there was an unobserved listener. This was faergcust Hossack of the Canadian Pacific railway police, who was quietly-seated tho alass partition. Burko'a words set him on the nui vive, as that ho received from Chief McRae description of a forger wanted in tho United States, and had twen requested to keep a lookout for him. 1 ho description tallied to a certain extent with Burke's appearance, and taken with his admissions certainly looked suspicious. Hossack therefore notified Mcllfto of tho circumstancu and a watch was ou tlin suspect.

Tho result was tho arrest, of Burke, but It' was that bis not tally exact- appenrancs dm not winy ly with the description of tho forger. It was certain, however, that the man was wanted for something, and his description Jn detail waa wired Hnhbard, Chicago, with the query: you-want thu min for anythingf" wow the answer: "Hold him. Ho la in all probability Martin Burke, wanted for complicity in tho Uronln murder." The result is known. Burke's identification and triaV followed, and to-day he is'en route for Chicago, In of a strong guard of Chief Hubbard- In command. Jim Mnddern had nothing til do with the capture.

Thonsoes- sary warrant arrived to-day fraui Ottawa, and Burke was turned over to the CbiOBEO officers this afternoon. The party will leave for Chicago on the train tomorrow. KENTUCKY THUGS Confess that Tliei Wero Hlreil by a Deputy Sheriff to Kill CINCINNATI, 0., August special from Mount Sterling, On Monday last James Combs, Jesso Baruott and Charles Wall were arrested in Brcatk.itt county on suspicion of having murdered John A. Eose some ten days ago tn 1'owell county. At tho examining trial Combs made a full confession, and afterwards Barnett did the same.

Combs said that he and Barnettwero hired by Goodloo Combs, a deputy sheriff of Breathltt county nnd cousin of James Combs, to kill Hone, promising to furnish the pistols and to pay each Canal company. All tho errors which the company committed havo been avoided by tho American canal managers, and it my bo' said that dollar squandered by the He Lesscps syndicate lias been dollar iiaved to the American company. Sickness, si arvatlon, dissipation and despair marked tho routo projected by tho financiers of Paris, but health, plenty of food, ileconcy and quint energy ara tho charapter- istics of tho American engineers n'ud their assistants. The Panama people paid their employes so much a month and allowed them to "find themselves," that is iprovido their own food, hut hard worked neglected to supply themselves with solid food, and on the other hand indulged continually and disastrously in strong drink. The result was much sickness, littlo work, nnd a terribly long death iist.

Tbo American company on the other hund pays as high wages, if not higher, than tho French company, and in addition supplies all I.ts employes, even the Jamaican and other colored laborers, with good wholesome food, and plenty of it, shipped direct from New York, and purchased in tho best markets. Good hard tack-(ships' biscuit), rice bacon, fresh meat, vegetables nnd coireo are ssBved'Out to all tbo American camps, and -as expands all tha sutlers' sh'ops along the line of canal, from the Atlantic' to the Pacific, will be under tho oomoany's control and strict supervision, the goods sold being charged for at cost price only, so that the company's employes will get roots, ahocs, shirts, nocks, tobacco, nnd-also other luxuries of nnaturt akin to tho two last mentioned Artldles, at the same rate that they can in New York. The company's idea in this connection is to keep up the morals apd let troductlon of this uitimoay the prosecution of th jsoo jj Bys Goodloe Combs told him James Hall was to furnish tho money. Doc Hall, brother of James Hall, was case for announced its cue closed. Sir Charlaa Russell opened the thedefrnte.

He made a forcible speech, In which he urged that the jury could not render Judgment asalnst accused based on a probability, even if supported by an appar- for tlie comir.Usion of a crime, If was a shadow doubt. He would prove that Maybrick had been a confirmed taker of atsenic for wars. A witness named Bstwon, who lived with Mrs. Maybrick in America from 187T to 1(01, Mariner Thompson and a negro named Stanton, all testified that the deceased took arsenic habitually. A-chemist tCJtifled that Maybrick had purchased "pick-me-ups" from him which contained arsenic.

Professor Tidy testified that the symptoms manifested by Mftybrlck were not typical of arsenical poisoning. Iho appearance of the internal organs at the post mortem examination distinctly negatived the theory that death had been caused by wstnic. The appearance of the organs was consistent with tho theory that death resulted from gastro enteritis. HE WANTED GORE Aa4 Got It A Ounrreliomo Fellow Killed by McKissEY, August Q. Wilson got on a spree yesterday and began to quarrel.

Price Stiff, his brother-in-law, camo in for full share. During the evening fco made repeated threats, it is alleged, to kill Stiff, and after nightfall wont tivii.e to the Doc a ames a killed by Hono about a. yenr nco. Combs says ho and Burnett overtook Kosothe day ho was killed and had some words with him and then passed on and hid and shot him when he Jama up. Wall Is held as ft witness.

ARRESTED FOR MURDER. Fred Pock Charged' With I.evny licck In llic Vallcj GoLmTnr.VITE. August 3. -Sheriff Cunnlr.ghnm and Deputy Whit Smith went out to-day and arrested Mr. Fred Peck, a young man living in Big Valley, on a warrant charging him with tbt murder of Mr.

Leroy Beck on Thursday evening. It seems that Mr. Peck was seen with Nfr. Heck short time before tbo killing, though his f-ionds think him innocent, as they wera on the best of terms and lived close neighbors. Fred Peck is hold in high tiou among his acriuaintunces.and est.emed a most exemplary young num.

He will have an examining trial next Tuesday. Mr. Cowan, who was found murdered in San Saba county, was shot four iluits. No clew to the murderer. IN HIS BROTHER'S CAUSE.

N. O. Kennoy Seriously Carves Thomas Doll. BET.BES, August In an affray here early this morning Thomas Bell was up the morals-or men anu lev have a decent profit left when their monthly wagis aro paid. This plan has worked admirably up to the present moment.

In still another respoct is the Amer- can Canal company's policy dilterent from that of the Panama people. Everything It is possible to do for tlie health of its em ployes is iKluu done, and still further efforts aro being made in this direction. Por table of all descriptions, aro being continually shipped New York to Groytown, and tho cnslnoers and mechanics will soon be practically as vr.II housed in Groytown as they would bo i tn any part of the United States. Overiu immense storehouse will be thoquarters fo llw engineers. Added to this bulldini wil be a billiard-room, wading-room and libra ry, Ofllcera of higher rank are quarttred in nnotlur hniidibme building containing while the headquartcu of Glue Engineer Menocal will bu in us pretty i frame cottage aa you can find at Scabrigh or Ixng Branch.

Itccocmzine the fact that pnro water I the source of good health, the Greytolvn ci of the Nicaragua CJaual ompon Tavo Just received to survey out tho ground and plant for two larg water rewrvoiw. Fifteen miles of water piping will convey an ply of perfectly purowaterlnm tne Usseau basin to Groytown. Thui, so soon th jetty and wharves lira completed, oceo will ba able to water at th company's docks. The town of Grwlown otherwise San Juan del will a'so re ceivo its water supply through the cana company's oipe. It i' reported in Greyton that the canal company is figuring upon lineot three American steamships which ni'iybo established between Greytown ana New York and Sail Franeistn and Brtto.

one of these steamers to be devoted to carrying stores and tho com- irrice for the company between New York ud Greytown. A SYNDICATE FORMED tn Fill! Itlvcr. Muss-, llic Ol'ject of Which IH la l-'uriu Cotton Mill Trubt. FA1.I. 3--(Special)-- lio Dill liiver S'tvvs publishes I oon a cirr.ilnr IcttL-r which is to be mailed Xoiv York a to tlte im'si- ut aail boiird of of ftvcry cotton in l-'all Hivcr.

Tiio luttcr CiTM- etneu: 11 is our'U-sii-o lo Aecuro con- rol 01 iiiu i cotton roperty of 'Fall Kivor and elsuwliere, and address you for the purpose of (tiitain- ig your viowd as to tbo probability of liarolioldcrs or majority belnj; willing to ell or pool tiit'ir stock upon tlie basis of autnr.1 "(IvimtaBO. His of course uselesb or us at this to set fortli our plans in etaii. Wo are pleased to inform you th'iL ho Central Trust company of New Ynrk as consented to act us trusted in behalf of ioth piirtiss. Should thu matter meet with our favorable consideration wo would liauk you to us at an early date, and vo will-then confer with you personally ia cgaru to details. Very respectfully, GEO.

F. MICLLDS, H. B. WILSON, BMEKSON C. Committee.

Mr. Mellon imys that the syndicate which has beou formed represents principally orcigu capital, and that already the iniount'subscribed is' more than sufficient buy tho cotton industry of America. Phis rually ia what Is aimed at, nnd opera- ions will not be confined to Fall liiver, but extended to Lowell, Lawrence, New. Bed- brd and tho best mills in the country. The fall Rivor' mills have capital exceeding yo 000,000, and 'an investment probably of ISO 000,000 or more.

Just how negotiations will bo instituted will interest outsiders. au.theso'miUs "are owned by thousands of stockholders. Tho directors have no power sell the mills, and beyond a few hundred shares probably little stock could bi-IhdUL'ht it anything liko prevailing prices. Mellon at Alexandria bay iu consultation with parties interested in the syndicate, and in September goes abroad to complete arrangements. EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL. STTEDWARD'S COLLEGE, A Boarding School for Boys and Young Men. SKSSION 3, 1889. This i i i i is U-imtifully in tin clOYMcd. ln-iiMiy iiii'tiuoiqrc i-nr 1 i.r snl.nrbo cf inuiiniiailiiu: lino view r.f tlio I "n.i-nlii nod ti.ir..ii,,lm» country.

The Collide: jilVortla every tor ti llio CLASSICAL AHD COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. Modern Languairos, Music, iu-0 oiHioniil slu.lics, lint may IKI dikcn by wliili' followias tlie ventiut jjorlion yl' tlm new buiidiiu: is now I'ciuly 1'ur For and turliier particulara niltircss EEV. P. J. HtiRTU.

C. S. Presiclont, Austin, Tex. TENN A rctiiH'd i i i a i a i a tl PuVri'innliiuta. Jiarst'ctuiiroHni-- to Sa muutU.

t'vr ctitulosuo uUJ A Boarding School for Girls Young Ladies, ncrcsi. Lunition noted fur liCiiltli. LABOR TROUBLES. THE COKE WOnKERS'. iTKIKE.

PITTSBORG, August coko strikers aro weakening, already and' the strike-premises allure. The men at the Youngstowii, -Moorwood and Standard works, numbering 1000, went back to-day, and the operators -say! jbhat boforo the inid- dlo of next week the works will all be In operation again. Tho break has discouraged the strikers BQUiewbat, but they still claim they will make the strike success and havo all the men out in a few days. rBEipnT coNDUcrroiiB ox A STRIKE. August freight condnctors anil brakemen on branch, of the Lake Shore railroad, running between Ashtabula and Yonngstown, are on a strike for three brakemen to a train instead of two.

The company rocintly put a number of Mogul locomotives into sorvlco, doubling the length of the trains. Very littlo freight is mQTlnir. although the company says that it can easily lecUal college OF TEXAS. COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS. Fourteenth annual session Sept.

11, 'S3" Gives a thorough eqiontllio and practical ouuca- which prenircs for useful citizeusluii. Tbcorctlcal and practical courses in ualrylng, Stockbrueaiue, Aitriculturo, Horticulture, bur- veyliiK, Mepliapical and Civil EnBlneorlnB, eraatti cial w------ -n Dairying, eri'. OhemisrYy, Drawing and SurvoyiiiK. tx- tcnulvo a'Juitlons to llormltories and nciuipmeat of (Jopartmonla have been made. No tuition.

All exuuDBos, cxcevt books ann clothlnB, only SUO for ontlro session. Write for catalogue to LOU18 L. MCINNIS, Chrn'n of Faculty. THE IISTIFOTE I.1EXINGTON, VA. lill the Blrikerk 1 jjlacc-s.

has Just ctceefl'Jts SeTnl-Centennlal Jubilee, arid will continue on the 4th of September to nrovidp system of thorough military training, a distinctive conrea of "Academic: Instruction, and. tcchnlcitl Instruction In the several branches of applied Bcionce, thns enaWInu agrsduato In professional donree as a Bnohelor of Ickmce or Civil Enulueer. IB, MAHION, Alaltamik The flfty-second annual session open io the NEW BUILDINGS Oolober 2. P. PrsMdent.

Baylor Female College, BELTON, TEX. Thirteen Schools and Departments. Kooms for IdO YounR Ladies. All tho modern tonve- liionces-- Kluctrio Llffflts. btearu Wntcr Works, Bteam Laundry, etc.

Tho iMth Session will open on tbo FIRST WEDNESDAY IK SEPTEMBER. Send for catalogue. J. 11. LUTHEH.

President. ClPPELL HILL FEMALE. COLLEGE, Washington County; Tex. THIRTY-KIGHTHSESWONlW WEEKS) bo- gins BEII Eleven ofllcow aud Those-nlvantaies are secured en terms not ei- coBdlDE S3H a month, as an aversyzn for tho enure conrse, Incl udlng clothlnit In addition to tbe or- vzw- dlnnry college For ratalpsruoii od dress Qoncral FllANCIS U. HiflTH, BupsrlutoiiJoDt.

feichere with scitreirnteoxperlonca of IWrnirs. New College home. Healthful Location. Homo life. Wholesome discipline.

mnal facilities in Miino am! Art. tor place of business and twice to his dangerously cut by N. G. Kenney of Bowie borne with the avowed purpose to seek trouble. It is said the last visit was to the bouse about 11 o'clock, and resulted in Stiff thootlng Wilson twice, killing him instantly, three buckshot entering the brain and ono passing through his neck.

Wilson was proprietor of the Foots house and formerly resided in Terrell, whero ho killed a man. Stiff county. Kenney was visiting his brothsr, J. M. Kenney of this place, and it appears that they happened Bell at the depot when Bell ai The Instica in holding tho inquest found that J.

Q. Wilson came to his death by gunshot wounds at tho hands of Price Stiff, and required him to give bond in the sum of to answer tho charge. The bond was readily given and Stiff is at liberty. Wilson rras buried here this afternoon. FOUL PLA.Y FEARED.

A Model Yirans Man of Groyson Mysteriously Dlsaiipearj. BHEISMAS, August strange disappearance is reported from the nortb- vrcstcrn portion of tho county, seventeen miles northwest of ihe city. About five months ago a yonng man named Lee Springer camo to Grayson county from Missouri nnd hired to Dr. who lives near Babiu Springs. Since then ho las deported himself in gentlemanly way, nnd has gainod the respect of ill.

Thursday he went to the woods to get a load of wood. He did not return at night, nor the next day, and yesterday a crowd went In search of him. The tcirn was found tied to tree Bear where ho had Isen getting wood, and an empty dinner pail was found near by, but there were no signs of Springer anywhere, Ho bore a good 1-epuLaUon at his old homo, and there can bo no causo for his disappearance. He bad about $10'.) due him. Foul play is strongly suspected, but us yet no evidences of it have bsen found.

A TRAGEDY IN THE TERRITORY. OrliTm Arrette.l for tlio of A. A. ITaiidicii. T.

Aarn9f. -Deputy M.r- thil JooAIcNftlly nrrtstol J. Grlllin hero (xlay for tho mur.ler of A. A. Handicn fir.

ii. wns .1 rr.tiTici innn rcsui- bt riodmont. and hail been to with I'is wife on (i visit. As I hey were bound in a waKon drivii.K tV.roush nation, Win 01 Winter's rrook, on ttn nf ifi, a phot a wincMs- 'from aid Ilann.on in mon.1.1? v.ounord. w.ie bcinx P''-' whip to w.is rcd-hi'd lio.ir a quarrel and flght ensued between J.

M. Konney. The latter wcs knockad out in tho first round, when his brothsr came to his assistance with a knife. Bell's recovery is considered doubtful At tho examining trial of tho Kenney brothers bonds wero fixed at eaob, which they aro endeavoring to give. Tor Robbing the Mails.

PAI.KSTIKE, August Bird, arresttd last week by Deputy United States Marshal J. D. Mynatt on a charge of robbing tho mail in this county in 1S93. hal his examining trial before Commissioner M. Lay to-day.

The defendant was bound over to tho January term of the federal court at Tyler in tho -sum of S2M. Since his Bird has insane, or at least plays the role of a lunatic to perfection, Ho has not in making his bond. ITiiled a GF.OOTETOWS, ty attorney was to-day notified that Captain J. W. Pessey of Grnncer, a sinail town in this county, had killed a nogro Thursday night In that place Captain Possey is a prominent attorney, and a former resi dent of this plaoo, and it Ls thought by hi: friends" here that the killing ftiust have been in self-defense Hold Without Bail.

GrtEF.XVH.1.1-:, August pre liminary trial of the parties under arrca for tho murdtr of Un.lley at Wolt City wa concluded this morning and Judgo Elile admitted all to bnil except Mills nnd T.or ancc The defendants refused bail immeili ntolysned tint writs of habeas corpus be foro llistrlct Jutlgo Torhnne, who gxv them a hearing Hiia and will an uounco his order Monday morning. A In Kii ny's usa between Snn Francisco and lirito the construct ion ot tho Pacific harbor of anal, and tho other two to perform lifco ti Miown In Ever 'f lili NEW YORK, Angnst month immigrants iandc.1 at Castlo Garden, aKaiiiht in July, Yjft. Evorr month this year has been mnrkon a gradual decline in Kuropean Among iho rnnsr.ns advanced aro diflicully in tlr.d- ina omploymont bcro, offered by various American govern menfs, a'id ren.niu at homn wivn by whosj has bc4n worked off In pwt yvars. Stftr.cfls, 2to. V.

11 A. Saitl, rr.Tnir Si rnr.il n.id Trarr.on' onio contractors from Pan Faanclsco and Ihicago arc announced to bo coming this ray, several from Now 'Xork arc still fig- ring here, nnd it is expected that by Janary 1 tho San Francisco construction par- will begin stirring up the mud ut Brito, vliilo the New York construction parties will bo digging their way toward lake icaragua from tho Atlantic side, isr it is said to be tbe nlan of the Nicaragua company to attack the isthmian roblem from two sides, the Atlantic and he Pacific, at oncu. If this plap is actually ccidcd upon, and we shall know tho truth this connection upon tho arrival at 5reytown of Chief Engineer Meuocal, the 'sicaragua canal will ho open to navigation a much shorter time than at first con- emplated, whila insido of. say two years- and a half, the arand fresh water bosom of ake Nicaragua," draining water shed of 8000 square miles, will be thrown open to the world, and say in about two and a half rears more, or in 1891-95, the whole canal will bo ready for business. As a rendezvous for an American fleet nd as a coolins station nnd dock yard for American men-of-war, lake Nicaragua will 'orm an immensely advantageous addition the war power of the United States, for a leet there assembled cotild coal, provision, and repair and sweep cast and west, strike north or south, and have a safe refuge, should such a safeguard be needed.

Thus it will readily bo seen that it must bo distinctly understood at the start that tho lake Nicaragua canal is an American institution, and that the growth nf the strength of our nuvy keeps pace with the growth of the Nicaragua Canal company with aa increased number of ships. This conclusion is arrived at from the fact that our Atlantic fleet at a few hours notlco could reiuforcot bo Pacific fleet, vice versa, while oven a small snuadrun an oliored in laVo Nicaragua would be extra useful from the fact that it could strik sudden nnd unexpected blows cither in the Atlantic or tbo Pacific atn moment's notice Work on tho telcuraph lino, railway route buildings nnd preparations for tho jett construction continues, but in view of tn fact of this gigantic enterprise will tak about -fivo years to bring It to a snccesnfn termination.it Is not to bs expected tha each mail will be news of some great ob stacle overcome, and nearly a yanr of in- stsllation work Is needed. strong and sure blows nro now dealt ai tho of tbo Strait," and it is perhaps nredless to add that the company Is innde up of good American "Kit thar" material warranted not to shrink under any circumstances. Gripcland Gossip. i A i Axis 1 1 i i era' nlhanre met here jrattrday to d-Ucuss unest-lon.

but MtliP.ro wan not o. sent adjourr.od to meet SHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT. ERATII COOSTV. 8TKrnESViu.E, August Dick Brooks, charged with the murder of J. Tutterback In llickman county, -Ky.

Said Brooks is a whito man, about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, about 35 years of age, weighs 135 to 145 pounds, sandy hair and mustache, stubby whisk (almost led), sharp face, blufc eyes, nud Jinn scars on side of abdomen liko knlfo wounds. Is supposed to bo making for Texas. He once lived in Texas. A rcwariLof SWO will ba paid for his arrest and in any jail in Texas. N.

Or. Saauds, sueriff. UONZALXB COUXTY. GOX2ALE3, August Gonzalw, One speckled hoese, about hands high, white face, blemish In right eye In good condition, unbranded; also a line rcdleatherjutddlc, made by A. J.

Moore, Gonzales, hlack hair pockets, iron covered stirrups. W. Jones, sheriff. Riverside Bumblints. August tho piit liree weeks tho Trinity river bottom lanters have been in great alarm, fearing overflow.

Tho river has bien rising lowly since the 16th of July, but last night ho backbone of tho anticipated flood was irokcu, the water reccdintt 4i inches. Tbe last two weeks' dry weather nss cn- bled the planters to clean out their cotton grasa nnd weeila, and the prospect is quite lattoriug for a good crop. -No worms have mado their appearance. The old cotton opening fast', and in a few daya general licking will commenca in earnest. DYSPEPSIA in its worst will yield to ho nso of Carter's Little Nerve Pills, niclod by Little Liver 1'ilis.

They not only re- ieve Dresent distress hut strenEthcn the stomach and dijrestivo apparatus. TULME UTOolTY OF LOIHSIMt. High School. CollcRo, University Course, paw anil Meillcal Deportments, and II. bopuio Now.

oomb Memorial College for Young omen. Practical courses In Elsetrlclty and huiiueer- for next snnuil session mar An Excellent Education at Very Lew Rates ti lu tli" L'lili'-l Orrhft- BiuOy. or IjJil.t ctMi-i of Sir liull. nt, tn wlih ptrtli COU.A.C.O_AVIS,SUPT.. tang ft, C.

Hoard, Wanhlny und Tuition vary from to. BROWN. or E. W. TAHRANT.

1'rciMont. SHERWQOp Female Seminary, Ononi Sept. 18, 1830. Superior In locution. comforts and tliorouahnoin of Instractloij.

Isew bulluinffs to accommodate larreased Art and Munlo I'uiills from New 1 KENTDCIY MILITARY IBSTiTUTE Near Annual BKCONP SlONnAY In SEITEMHKK nncUlo.ion S15COM) WKD.NKS- ItAV in JUNE. For ptrtluulan sdurcw D. F. 11OYD, 8TAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

Opens Scntember Ono of the most thor- ouirh and attracllve whools for in the Union, In Jll-nlc, AIIT. ETU. Cllnmto ucsjirpjuwen. 1'aiills from II) sutes. Terms low.

8iwMal In- to jiorMns at a fllst-inco. ror tlio Kroat iadaccments of tbts VIK- OISIA SCHOOL write for a catalotmotn A. HAHIIIS, I). President, (itaunton, Vlrziula. WARTHMOUB Pa.

Opens tltli inontu, 11.Hi. 30 minutes from Broad itntlon, Philadelphia. Under the care of FrienUn, but all othora odmlttwl. Full college course for both toics-Class cal, BoicntWc and Llteravy. Also, a Manual 1 raln- ine and a Preparatory School (2 If csltli- location, lardo Rronatls, new ana uildin buil a'nd ralas.

1'or catalozuo and TTNIVEIISITY TUAJNISJO SCHOOL- INUKPJiSDENCE, TEXAS. R. B. BJnforfl, M. principal (Tlicli.

Coll. and Univ. of opens September 15, closet trains boys and slrls for the blithest university honors, for raaklnu skillful for practical bunlnuss. The principal has ten year TnVtho uslSa I ca iWues ready for dl.lrlbu- Al Companies. Lowest Kates on Bnild- iitgs.

Stocks Other Troper-ty LOCftTEO klYIHERE II TEXAS, prompt and Careful Attention. General Insurance Agents, tlon. UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY, Staunton, Va Miss Marr J- Baldu-la, Hrlnclpal, open Sept, 4. 188'J, closes June, 1B90. UnsurpasMd Lnna A Buildin oorpj of iroundsanil appointmimts.

Full corps 01 Unrivallod adraiitaKos in Music. Languauet, Klocutlon. ArMlonkkooplnif, rhynloal Culture, Stenoirranhr an; '11'Bewrll- Inz Hoard, with nil Sta for the entire Session ol nine months. Music, A For fun partlou'larV'Jpply to tho Principal COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING, OALVE3TOK, TEX. I WISH TO ENGAGE FIBST CLASS ST.

MAEY'S COLLEaB. Condnctodby Hie Ilrotliars of St. Jlary, San Antonio, Tox. The course, of Instruction Is Commercial Mathematical and Literary. II'Mird.

Tuition, Bod and WashinK per annum saw, payable yearly in ail-. The schnlastlc yciirbcalmon the HrH JiomlnT In Heptcmbor. and ondd on or about tuo ot June. Son-I Texas a and ospital, OalvMton, Sculon of 18SO-IXI will Lculn let. IwO.

and continue five montliu. urrlculurn. Throo roursos of lectures aro rc 1 nalred. Hnuerior cllnlca: advanlaEcn. A coir annnimcement or other InrorrAMiun will be fnruUhcd on applicatloa lo i J.

F. Y. SI. D. noun, o.

noi azn. FEMMI INSTU'E Gorteille, Va, Beit in the South. Thorough. Select. Limited to-15.

OreatoHt last Tear. Address JAS. niNWIDDIE, A. 51.. Of University of Vlrciulo.

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL Bedford County, Va. A complexly equipped school of Muli (rrn'Io YounK mou. The TwontJ-fmirth se.uloa will bejln Beptoranor 10. For Cutologue or Information ftniilF to W. It.

AUBOT, I'rlnolpal, Bellcvuc. Va. WACO COLLEGE, SKSSION aicr. TEMBEH 0. 1899.

Art, Klociition. Liin- Literature, CallRtbcnics. Homn Life, Ffcalth. Fonrteea ll! IJa IlI Catttlofflic ocWress K. O.

HOUMJAVAI.U Hold 1 Dlnlomasand 2 OoldMn.lals from the pal NO OTHBB NEED APPLY. L. BURGER, Importer of Cigars OOUTII1CIIN ACADEMIC INSTri'l'TE-HIO OColliCum New I'roparTM for colluKO. Boardlne department limited. Mimic, Art, l.an«iairc3.Ttlnderirarlim with Normal jl- BETHEL C145S1CAI853 fflUUHT, for IlQfllnrnH.

Univ.of Point. Aciulomy.Vac STftOHTOI) MULE ICiDEIIH, STAUNTOX, VIHOINIA. A JIlHturyboarillnu school for younc w-n ami boys. Uniirpccdcateil BIIITCSS HANDSOME I A nmilO'i on application to VkM. U.

KAHI-E. A. Principal. Staiinton. Va.

ASHlHtiTON l.KK I i i (H IT I.I;):INOTOS. VA. Acndcmln Dnpurtinonla; Law: hnpmnnrlnc. Tuition for all Dcpurlinnnls, K. So extras.

Next orcnii Soiaurabor l-lli. Aiily fm' nuoniM present Friday, Auijust T''3 hot cry wculbcr is Oamas'nst to cot- f'nd horainy bo plontilul, ton Imt bo(i as both tuo masl Tlio horainy a.Kl cot-u ha night watchm-in fir tin (o- tc6tl6D afiii'nst fire and Imrglai ha 8Qri3. cmployoil tin (o-wn a pro- Vn f. W. Pfi ii.T rt Hfti-lsoff.

Mich RICE, BAULARD CO. 77 Tremont Street, It UJLJLWJ MATERIALS and NOVELTIES. Wall Pacers ani Cciliai Decorations, of GftU ciica jfolfil READY-MIXED PAINTS, by none for thn flouUicrn YOHK MlLlTAUY A A COllN- Wil. C. J.

Wright, A.M., H. Hyatt, N. C.liarliw olrnot, Jin.S W.M. CAHY, i Knliibllniioil MISS C'AliV. E.

T. iinlth, ProVt. A. .1. Roso, Texas Co-Operative tociat'i ITntabHshcd 13T3.J wiolente Dry Goods anil Groceries.

CoUan Factors, Oenorttl CojnrolBSlori uu4 Adt i07, AH jrroduco flollcitr. 3. S. BOOH3ES, Edison Electric Light. 'uo Electric Hotorsantl StrooC Bailwaya -w.

T- Klcctrlcr-J I 3 ret small p.n ni-y m.iUin, cw. H.MarwitzCo. OALVESTON. SCHNEIDER BROS n) A 1 rrvnlvfl. i-psli 0." and Klcii'i Rowlst.

Maniifactnruvs 1 Atonts COWMISSIOfT'wiERCHANTS, lift. A HTHEKr, Ir, I iv llr.i-. ii.fi.i'IJriif.