The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 15

a A A A A A 8 TIE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1880. GALVESTON HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTHAL R'Y. Ail Steel Hull t.Ime, Double dally trams sard war Butfat Galvesten and inuw en Tunica and 4. and lotween and on via dallas, And St 1aii: wren Housion mud Anim. 119 alt Quickest.

tonte to Noir Orionns and points in the Southcent. 4 Choice of rontre via and Nit. Louis or Megaton and Now Steam blin in and rom all pointe in Delag Soutat, doing North, CARD. Arrive. Rio.

4. No. in Na Na, DALLY, DAILY la. nati. BAlLY.

1.15 a. IL il1.15 a.m. 6.20 1.80 a. um. 13 1.

13.179.00 a. p.m. 5.45 a. ut. Kinney, 9.13 p.m.

9,24 4.10. 6.45 1.15 n. Dallas 8.0% jr. B.Ill a.m, 0,25 p.m. Ft.

Worth. 5.35 A.m. £,40 In. 8.25 0,111. p.Ta.! 6.90 a.m.

9.15 p.m. 9.30 a.m. Corsicana 9.13 5.05 p.m. 1.56 a.m. Morgu 10.10a.m.

F.01 j.on. 10,09 p.in.| 0,80 a.m. 1.40 a.m. It.46 p.ro.| Hearn: 8.00 1.00 M. m.

P.00 p.m. 19.15 4.05 p.m.| m.tu. n.In.' p.m. Breaba in. L2.10 5.43 A.

6,00 p.pl. 9.70 a. 9.90 p. 9.31c.m.| 1.15 p.m. Culveston.

0.45 a.m.1 8.99 p.us. 6.53 p.m. 9. Orloans. 7.80 Arriro.

Arrive. Loovo. J. H. Agent.

reston. A. FAULKNER, ton. Pass. Avert.

Houston. SANTA FE ROUTE. Gulf, Colorado Santa Fe Ry. ward- City. TIME 16.

1569. 3C. 8t. L. Avg.

City Es. Ex. STATIONS. Er. Ex.

0.00 pm: Ar pml 5.16 um' 1 0.20 11.45 10.05 pm 5.90 8.88 pML Arrive 1.00 9,00 pm Leave L2. AD pc pm Ar 6.05 pm 6.0pm! 9.00 a Lvl 8.95 47n Through Pullman Palaco Buffet Sinopers on Kanas City Express trains. DAT.VESTON AND POURTOS Cal vesion. 10.45 Ar. Houston.

Ar. S. F.deput 9.45 atol Central depot 9.00 am. LY. Central depot 7.80 Lr.

F. de 8. T.Bi am! TRAINS -DAILT, 4.25 p.m 0.25 prO; 4.25 pm 8.95 cu 4.10 pm 8.40.1m, 9.80 win 8.00 pra, 15 pas 7.40 pm 4o a pm 10,35 pm JA3. CARK. W.

MAUNANN, (. and T. A. Juston Ticket A rent. Phons 182.

DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS. Trains Daily, FORTE. 07 FIONA. Toutu.

arl DA 1.00 Ticket A The Daily News SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 91, 1889. NOTICE. Any person leaving the stale for long el' short time even home THE GALVESTON DAILY NEwa sent, portage prepaid, for per month, anyirhere in the United Staira, Canada or Mexico, und $1 30 per moNth to Euruj, Thr addrees wilt be cheonged as oftea as required. Drowned at Captain Jones of the barkentine Virid, which arrived. Inside yesterday.

reports losing wan off his vessol on August 1t, under the following circumstances: At 3.45 a. m. on Sunday, while In tutitude 8' and longitude west, Henry Robbing, seaman suployed ou the vessel, WAN 00 wAtCh when the made: a lareb and the sail flapped and knocked RobLina overboard. 4 fond cry attracted the attention of thosd on board und A life hues was lowered, thrown and hith. mauned A bont was men diately by three to the place where he last seen.

Soon Mister a.ralu squall came up and the vessel In light saila and tucked in the direcde the boat. About 5,30 8. m. the bout returned without finding any Trace of the missing wan. They cruised trougd', for some tiro baving the small boat ju tow, and at about 8.20 a.

it Was lakep aboard and the proceeded ou her course. Every effort wAy made to CAT Mina, without pEccess. The captain knows very little of hia history only tint Way a Roglishwan by birth. and it was bis drat trip on tho Virid. Claim fOr Damages.

There was fled yeatarday in the United States district court bere a suit against the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway compray F. by Minnie E. Stroblo, widow: DougStroble, minor sad Lucinda Stroble, mother of Douglas Stroble, deceased, for the rocovery of 120,000 from said railway company. The petitioners in their petition that Doug a Strobie, an in the employ was of defendant company engineer, on the 7th day of Soptam bor killed by the deraihnent and overturning of his locomotive by a switch near Coleman. That said accident was caused gross negiiganca oZ the defendaut company.

That the said Doug. 143 Strobile was the sole support of bis wife apd child, and la part the support of hie widowed mother, and ask the court to allow then damngce against the railway pony in following amounts: Minule Strople, the sum of Douglas F. Strolle, the sum of 35000, and Lucinda Strobel, tia sum of $8000, Total, $20,000, Suit for Damages. In the district court yesterday suit tor damages was filed by David Murley against the International and Great Northern railway, upon the following grounds: That on April 15, 1859, plaintiff, while employed in delivering milk near the cornor of avenue A and Fourteenth. street, nod.

white in the customer's plaintiff, bearing a locomotive of defendant cuming, rushed out to take his horses to a safety; that dafendant, regardless of plaintiff's position, unnecessarily and uniswfully blow the whistle of the locomotive, so alarining the horses that they violently ran over and knocked down 80 Injuring bin as to render him permanently disabled, and to suffer much physical and metal paln. By reason of the carelessnena of defendant claims to bare teen damaged in of costa. $14,000, for which ho prays Judgmint and The at New Orienna. Ta An Interview with mombers of the Salamander club about the information telegraphed from San Antonio, montioning the Beethoven mala aporus that. cis 8A ibe southern at New sociaty Oricans in Februnry Attend invited to next, roporter that Trir; News con sapondent at San hna eridantly misunderstood the al AlL societies have ixon cordially but the Ssan Antonio society will probably be the only one able to attend fn corpora at a time of the year whore the expect to he for busy over CAT a holiday to NAW JALL.

PROTEOT. Tha Exponaa but No Macis(on Jut Arrived At. The county commissioners held an loformal meeting or a caucus Thursday n1 which Architert submitted an amended plan, cutting down the expenso of building now court ho-uso to 840. bringing the tolal expenso of remodeling the present purchasing la wits for 1 tr now jail atructure, to withln Though ante En a considerable about, the original Agures the do not yet Hee to ave their way cloar for makiag the change. Tun Interost upon tho investmont based unut: ligures witt be loss than is now puisi ani for rents that woult ba douc away with by providing quarters for the supreine and appellate courts, besido the additional of removing the jull from a lucality where it is a decided naiannco to Lite su crounding neigh Besides paying $80, 000 for a library for thy supremo rod appoliate courts, the county sinco 1971 bas been paying rent at the rate of 8160 per month for tho privilego of insing the higber courts moot in this eltr.

The untount already paid out in this behalt durlug tho past eighteen yours would have mora than beon Dicient to have constracted an iudopendent building for the bighor courts. Though the reform in this direction comes rather late, it is bever. too late to apply remedy to HD evil, and it the higher courts ere to continuo holding their sumsiona in this city tor tho next elghtcen yeury it la a vury simple matter of mathamatical calculation to A00 chit it would ho economy on the part of the to invest them 810,000 or $40,400 in providing a building for than to go on pruviding a mooting place at the present rental. The ouly thing is that the marting of the higher courta in this city in not a pernsaneney, matter left LO the will of the legislature. There has Used a growing sentiment of late favoring the concentration of the various branches of thia court al Austin, the state capital, and while, as it is hold, it will require constitutional amendment to bring abont this chunge, there is no telling when the legislator order and this people in their wisdom may vote for change.

This, bowever, is a contingenoy that can not be relied upon and the commissioners have only to deal with the situation as they Gud it. There is no doubt but that the proment jail answers all purposes As a jail bullding. therefore the county is not placed la the attitudo of needing a now jail, as present jail will subserve the requirements of the county for years to "he controlling motion is simply one of economy in providing quarters for the higher courts, and were the prosont jail building not In an undesirable locality 1t bo cheaper slinply to construct DEW court-house to the present demands. The commissioners are simply cadeavoring to two birds with one by re- mudoling the present jail for purpose aud building a now jail in a localwhere It will not be a nuisance to populous residence portion of the city. The change would no doubt very cabance the value of property in of the prevent full, and the citizens deuldodly le that in favor locality of are consequently very the change, in fact opposition to the change heard from any other quarter.

The have the inalter under advisement, and will doubtless come to mono conolusion at a very early date. Architeot, Helper, who has practicaliy constructed every jail building in the state that has been during the past twelve yeara, and who as the architect of the preent jail has bovo applied to as the incal modeling competent person bay to suggest a plan for reIf, a number of piaps for jall construction to meot alranat every CInergency, and will doubtless yet arrive AL An yadefatanding with -the com lasionera by which the present plans may be minted upon baste mooting all to the post of the proposed change. PORT OF GALVESTON, A Steamship Harrounto, Gator. St. Vincent, 4464, Steamship Alamo, Lowle, New York.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT. WHARF. British stoRmeship Birch. Clift, master British Avalon, Cox. master.

British berkentine Vivit, Jones, master. WIIARD. Steamship Alamo. Lowls, master. NEW WHARF.

British steamship Victoria, farrison, inastor, British stanmabin steamship Haker, British steamship Harrogate. Cator, ruraler, BOLD LITAR LOADS, British barkentiue lone, Elwards, master. OUTSIDE ANCHOJAGE. British steamally Ethiope, Willabire, mastor. MARINE NOTES, ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED UP ALONG THE WHARF FRONT, The Varkentine Vivid, Jones maater, came in bertded yesterday from outside, in ballast, and in at Kuhh's wharf.

The steamship Ethiope, Wiltahira mage ter, crossed the bar yesterday with 6504 bales of cottou, the largest numbat any vessel bad carried over, She will Aniab loading outalde. The schooner a Mermaid, CARRY master, After discharging cargo of brick st Labsdie's ibart, sailed yesterday for Cedar bayou. The schooner Henriette arrived yesterday feet from Lake Charles with cargo of 43,000 of lumber, and da berthed at Labudie's urbarf. The schooner Coquetta, after disobarging A cargo of lumber at the mouth of the Trinity, to Lake touched in bora on her was Charlos. The schooner TrY Again, Ilfrey master, after discharging a cargo of brick at Labadie's wharf, sAiled yesterday for Cadar bayou, The schooner P.

J. Willis, after discharz1ng I cargo of brick at Labudle's aniled for Cedar bayou. with The schooner Mary men Ann sailed yesterday a number of to work on the jettiek at the mouth of the Brazos. The schooner James Andrews came in Festerday from Charles with lumbor and is berthed at Laikin's whert. arrived Tho Schooner Rosina, lumber Greenougb master, yesterday with Add cotton seed from Lake Charles And ds berthed at Fufkin's wharf.

'The Schooner San Gull, Gilette master. After taking in a cineral cargo at Lufkin'a wharf, sailed yesterday for 1 Matagorda, The Schooner Reliable, Griffin mastor, arrived yesterday from the Trinity with the steam tuga Sadie And Alice In tow. Yesrerday while the schooner Whisper, Captain Sam Wells, was coming down the bay she can afoul of piling or log floating DeAr Adoue's wharf, staving her starboard bow in at the water line. The vessel immediately sunk decks to, and soon as bla WAS beaded for New wharf, where she la discharging a cargo of wood. passing The the Briciab Barkentine Vivid reports British ateamship about alxty miles weat of the wrest end of Jamaica bound wast, THE B035 CARGO, The Largest Caves of Cotton Yet Parried the Bar.

The steamship Ethiope, 1905 tons net regintor, Captain Wiltabiro master. went over the har yeaturday, carrying 0504 balas of cotton and 14 fuct inches, Walk. er. Fowler Vitic, agenta. This ia largest cargo of cotton bat bas over near carried over tho bar, It does not completo thy margo, however, of the R5 abo will finish loudir.g on who outside by lighters.

Childreo Cry for Pitcher's Castoria MANGLED ON THE RAID. Thy Fragmentary Party of a Colored Man Guchored Up for an At on early hour yesterday wan received ut borning news the police attico to tho elect cunt tho wangled romains of :1 bal boon on tho rulirond track be. tween tho city and tho stork pous la the western suburbs. Omicor Wutora immoliatoly dispatched with the patrol wayon, Efter 14 search brought in could bu xasbered and up of the very ouch omogled romains of 2 colored man who had ovideally been run over by Gue of the incoming or outgoing trains during was the early part of the night. and The tho body sovered into several piccey.

internal portfous wore along the track for 0 distanco ot several hundred yards. The rumaining intact permitted nad at the inquest Judge Spann the decensed way identified a9 Henry Mic colored man about 91 old, whose oscupation was that of train porter. Upon bis person was found IL La acrident insurance policy, runniug 010 year and yet espired. for $1500, Ic favor ot his cousio, Clara Williams, who peared the inquest und recognized apthe mangled remains us thoso of McDonald. She that the deceased bad been at her louse durlog the afternoon nod bad stated shat ho futended going to Houston thnt tuts night.

Intention It is supposed thut in carrying ho fell from the trula nud was ofur with the regulc ay nbove utated. J. 11. Groom and wife are in tho city from Tyler. B.

LE. Cox in the city yesterday from Deuter. Ed Sacks of San Antonio was in the city yesterday. C. P.

Curlis WAs a visitor yesterday from Corsicana, C. W. Forg praa la the city yestorday from Chicago. H. D.

Bides WAS in the city yesterday from Dayton, D. S. Willard and wire of Sedalia are visitlug the city. 1. and wile are visiting the city from Fort Worth.

S. Lobtenstein was regiatered in the city yesterday from New York. P. S. MoDermott WAS a visitor to the city yesterday front bicGregor.

J. G. Culluhan wan a visitor to the city yesterday from Los Angeles. Jobn Diamond was smoot rasterday's visitors from Philudelpola. W.

C. Marshall was registorad in the city yesterday from St, Louis, John M. Moore and M. J. Hicky were in the city yesterday from Richmond.

sat OiLy were Morgan among and C. A. yesterday's Gapibriel arrivals. of KanJ, It. Faun of Houston and F.

M. 0. Fenn of Fort Bend county Ware in the city yestorday. Geo. H.

Ranard and wife, Miss Hattie Bagard aod C. H. Banard, ware from San Antonio, Hon. W. T.

Austin, county Judge, is enlarking and overbauling his residence on Fourteenth root and Winnie streets. The splitwhingle la quite an orDainent to the building. MOTEL ARRIVALS At the A. Hahn, Temple; F. P.

Morgan. C. briel, Kabi City: John M. Moore, J. Ilicker, Richmond; J.

R. F. M. 0. Fenu, W.

E. Bauta Fo tallroad: Miller, Fred' St. Louis; Sam Raphael, Houston; C. Smith. Now York: B.

J. Cox, L. Denver: and D4 F. Thomas, Bultimore; wite. Fort Worth; P.

Crawford, M. E. A. Forker, New York; 8. Now Orleans; H.

D. Sides, A. L. Burroughs, Hourton; 'Chas. Goodyear.

Elsworth Cook, Hsury Dillob, Geo. IL, Edwarda, Chua. Schilling, Albert Leech, Byron Leech, Tom Nichols, John. Nichole, Clarence Nichols, next Lin Sommer, Joe Robb, Tom Dixon. Julos Obenhausor, Hacker, Scotty, Saulten, Chas.

Hanks, J. Henneson, F. Pittsker, agent, Goodyear, Cook Dillon's minatrels. At the Beach -C. W.

Ford. Chicago; B. H. Cox, Denver; J. G.

COladan, Los An- Ear, gales; John Dinmond. Greed and wife, Tyler; C. Nelliver, Naw York; Geo, H. G. and wife, Miss Hattie H.

Babard. San Antonio: W. C. Marshall, St. Lout: D.

S. Willard and wife, Sedalia; Fulke. Philadelphia; J. A Frasier, R. Rubustelo, 0.

M. Walter Edgerly, M. Nor York: A. I4 Supith, Houston; Dean, Now At the Washington -W. O.

Shaw, Chester, Hobert Connors, C. W. Nugent. Laggett; R. B.

Thompson, Texan; E. Wood, Tyler John Wiltshira, steamgbip Ethiope; N. Clark, steamship Ethfope; Morria, Besly; P. Stein, Sap Antonio: W. L.

Bonnar, Kansas City; J. W. Winters, Ballinger: L. Brownaville; J. I Hickman, Temple.

At the Girardio-S. Lichtenstein, York; C. P. M. Newman, Now D.

Good Texas; P. 9. Ed Sacha, Sap Attobia; M. S. Koch, John Fahm, D'Hanie.

Patronize Home Industry. GALVESTON, Sept. 20. -To THE NEWS: Is it pot a trifle strange that the worthy commiasioners should consider it necessary to send to a sistor olty for an architect to advise them regarding needful changes in county baildings? Do they conaider that the metropolis of Texas contains no architsot competent to advise them upon so weighty a matter as the building of a now jail or the alteration of an old onst Bat perhaps they consider that only architects who make a specialty of jail aud court-house construction are thoroughly informed regarding matters. It might not be amiss to call their attention to the fact that jail and court-bouse work, is not an occult acience.

All such buildings in Texas are practically the Especially is this true of the jafts. The Iron work NOW erally used is covered by patents, is manufactured north, a and the practical ference, 50 far as an architect is concerned, 1 la in the size. About all that La now left him In jail work In the drawing of the walls, An export jail or court-house builder, of which there has been conniderable said of late, is a great deal like 40 pert at making straight marks with the aid of a rule, Most of the faireston architects Are tax payers, and are certainly competent to draw plans for jails, corn cribs and other Ample knowledge, atrtictures not, requiring "expert" and it would appear that when the county regaires the services of an architect should to pAss least upon such problems they at be given A abow. FAIR PLAY. Harmony The Minstrels, The theatrical season in this city was formally opened Inst night by the appearRace of the Goodyear, Cook Dillon's strelo at Harmony hall.

The andience not very flattering for an opening nigbt bouse. As is the case with most minstrel performances gallery thy house crowded. was very top heavy, The company bd the whole 1s a good ADd while hot overburdened with new one, and brilliant features they premont very atmight traotive be improved programme. While the frat part Tadecr. upon The Lecch.

bruthers fasture in is the olio vary good their song the arid threo dance and banjo features 11 Chan. tribate vory olever olio number. Sckilling, the musloul comedian, ictrodpoing contribnted bit numerous of musical absurdities, abare the amusement of the svening, banking Goodyear ADd Fil. randa, the fanny men of the company, on the ends of the dusky carve. la particnlarly clover Me a comedian, and in whole ahoy within himself.

Tre Nichole A trio of Athletes Pho with white fazes nod performi some remarkably clover and stiflenit tuato. Their conformanco tribution was very moritorious. Tho perwith a buron Boltnio Wild West layout. Ou the whole tho very attractive on They porcompany fariu agAin this at a matinee and claye Chole Galvoston engagemont with Itcourter's Court. MAYOR FULTON, Prositing.

Ed Jackson. allowing 0 heryo to 1:312 nt largo; f5 or fivo dozy. Eisny Sain, overolsurgo for trayne: diswissed. Crockett live 800 or liva dura ILL. and Walter Jones, lighting: Crockett $5 or Dunning, disorderly comtuat; $7 or tivo days.

continned. Lou Manley, drunk and dlaordorly; Geo. Massy, disorderly duct; $5 or five days. SPATE SPANN, Prasiding. Win.

Murray, disturbing peace: dismissed. Kather disturbiog pouce; dismig3ed. Close of the Beach Season, As tho regular thentrical senson opena ou Sunday night the management of tire Galveston City Strect Elailway company bavo conciudod to close the senson at the Beach luwn with to-night's coucort. Flee attractious at the Beach this season hinve boon nuusually good and varied in character, ombraciug a Dumber of specialty features never beforo contrlinted during the summer, which eflect very anatorially Increasing the patronage, giving the street railroad company one of the most prosperous seasons that it has Hitherto onjoyed. Thu discontinuance of attraotions does not luvolve the closiug of the Beach hotel.

San Angustina Salmagundi, SAN Sopt. 40. -The fall torm of the district court convened bere Monday, Hon. James I. Perkins of Rusk presiding and James T.

Pully of Center district attoruoy. The weather has been and is still very fine, 'and farmera are busy gathoring a mort bountiful. yield of corn and cotton, the crops of both being better here than for wang years. W. G.

Barron, the contractor for building the court-house, has tha excavation for the now building and will soon lay the foundation, wbleb will Do of canerate. He has hands ut work moving seternl frame buildings ou the south side of Columbia street to be replaced with a row of six brick store housen. Ilia brick yard, just north of town, in turning out an average of 25,000 bAck a day, Tue walls of Colonel Blount' two fine brick store houses purth of big old store house are rapidly approaching completion, and storal other frame buildiugs are 9000 to be moved away to be replaced with brick store houses. New residences' are going AP in all parts of town. laborers Many InorO masoda carpenters and bricklayers, nod could gab work hero at lucrative wugs for months to THE COURTS.

Gonzales Oleeniage. GONZALES, Sept. taxable values of Gonzales county for 1889 $4,800,687, 4a increase of $20,811 over laat year. Number of polls 3807, an Increase of 150. There is an caterprise DON on foot to put dam across Guadalupe river In order to utilize the water power for manutaoturing Sir.

and 4. other purposes. and Petty Miss M. Pascock, runaway couple, came in last night and wore married by County Judge D. R.

Abutatby. Coramissioner The lady J. C. Peacock daughter of of County Waelder. Murders and Divorces.

TEXAURANA, Sept. Bowle county (Ter.) district court convenes here next Monday. Three murder cases will be heard and twenty-two divorce suits. of the last named litiganta are n9- Dr. G.

Hall. Practice lImited to Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Throat and Nose, Office, 100 Market at, At Justus Zahn's successor to Hose Zahn, the beat cabinet photos are still $2 50 per dozen. Stancils, Rubber Starpa, Ete. Jos.

successor Fred A. Smith, corner Strand and Tromont street. Every Farmer Knows That weeds must Ire torn up by the roots, or they will be sure to crop out again. So it is with diseases which leave their origin in depraved bloud. The cause of the complaint must be remored by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, or no pormanont cure is possible.

Try It. 0. W. Allen, Druggist, of Brunswick, "I have never known AyAr's Barasparilla tall to give satisfaction. hundreds of cases within my knowledge it has proved perfect specido for diseases arising from Impurities in tile blood.

I regard it as An Invaluable spring Diedleine." Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Gold Trepared all by Dr. Draggiets. J. 0. Ayer Price Lowell, Mass.

by 41; sir borries, 46. Worth $5 bottle. A YOUR Stores MO. 2 INCANDESCENT GLOBE GAS Racks, Kaila hoarde, Auctioneers, and robe af OR CO BROOKS BROS. 117.419 North St, Loule, Mo.

the best, safest, most ical coal oil durabie and councin- BILL in the world, Licht. less than 1 Vase and the 3 GLOBE DIG AND for Lighting 320 CANDLE Homes THE STANDARD LIGHTING CO Obla. BROOKS BROS. co. Impartes Wholesale Dealers la Jewelry, Cutlery, Novelties, Goods, Calking Canes, Springs, kG.

Large for OPIUM at The Great Raiser of spots and dirt is PEARL. INE. Try it cn the spot--it is as cheap as dirt. It makes house-work casy and your washing light. You could do no harm with it if you tried.

It refines the finest things; makes them like new; and cleans quickly the coarsest. Itis ready to help you if you are ready to have it. Sharp: diets tricksters--these selling powders ped" same as which they good as Pearline." Keep a edge on your wits against such. PEARLINE has equal. :6: JAMRS PYLE, New Yore THE DALLAS ELEVATOR CO DALLAS, TEX.

THE GREAT EQUALIZER OF PRICES. Your Interest Is Our Interest. STORE YOUR GRAIN AND SAVE 25 TO 50 CENTS PER BUSHEL. We offer spoolal inducements for storing grain of all kinds. Ouc-half cent drat fiftcon daya, or part thereof: to) cent tor serund fifteen por bushel for cont per anouth.

On6-Lalf (Hi) ceut for receiving and otto-bulf coul for or part thereof; or 1 dswuod on class Ucations und weights at Horator. dollvuriug. Money Advanced on Receipts at Current Rates of Interest. atarad Insurance with on Very low. command Interest the of highost the price, patanna of tho are Glovator will be strlotiy marketa of the No buying, as selling wo constant communication with all the Grain and alasaliled under the supervisiou ur thu or 5.

giving information. All grain walghed destrod. F. M. COCKRELL, President and General.

Manager, Dallas Elevator Company, Dallas. Tex, BA BACCINC! BAGGING! Daily Production, 15,000 Yards. QUALITY AND WEIGHT GUARANTEED. Machinery now on the way for manufacturing BINDER, BALING, HARDWARE and other TWINES. Patronizo a home industry by sending orders to the GALVESTON BAGGING AND CORDAGE COMPANY F.

J. De MERITT, Assistant Secretary. BA BAGGING! BAGGING! TEXAS MILLS, 500,000 yards PIONEER, 500,000 yards DOUBLE ANCHOR, 20,000 bundles ARROW TIES, In Warehouse and for sale by ADOTE LOBIT. TRUNKS! For Fine Trunks and R. H.

John's MARKET OPP. THERE IS MONEY To Be Made in the Concho Country! For Particulars Address Frank Lerch, THE LAND AGENT, SAN ANGELO, TEXAS SAUCE (THE Imparts the most delicious taste and cost to EITRACT NOUPS, GHATIES, TIRHAN at Wad. to bin brother FISH. May, 1451. HOT COLD LEA GAME, and la iD tha most woll most whole RABEDITY, tc.

de Surnalaze on stary boldle of the ginalne koriginal JOHN SONS, NEW YORK. INSURE WITH LADO WATERS General Agents of the EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of the United Statog, Lihatal com to active, mon. Pull inat ructions Stales, free to beginnore. Rostterritory in the Tolled that. Al.r Bettor taciiltics for hanGing A A in 1ha all the Call on or apply to LADD M.

WATERS BRO, Galveston, Tax. A. GOODRICH, Chicago: A Ivirn 124 FoarA Roar. ATbaalaois ghistly Jogaly TRUNKS! Traveling Bags write to Trunk Factory OPERA-HOUSH, GALVESTON, TEX. We are the only Authorized Agents for the Celebrated COWERS FISH BRAND WARRANTED NEST QUALITY.

Slickers and Oil Clothing AND Rubber Clothing Manufactured by the METROPOLITAN RUBBER CLOTHING Company of New York. Doalers in the above will do well to call on us or send for Prices, which we guarantee to be as Low be sold auy where, freight added. MILLER Corner 22d and Market Sts. GALVESTON, TEXAS. AKRON STANDARD SALT GLAZED SEWER PIPE, AGAINST THE WORLD A THE AMERICAN SEWER PIPE CO.

AKRON, OHIO, Controlling the Entire Product of STANDARD" AKRON SEWER PIPE. ad for Price List and Discounts. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER CO.S a -Breakfast Cocoa pure and whee to soluble.

No Chemicals ArT umP4 Itr prejugrotion. ha 4 (9-64 Tuca of farwith a or Sugar, art far ranting Shau Pent a eup. Ar no 201 m2. 1A. A :1 pl 4 fur Invalad, an an Ice hold hy hero.

W. BAKER Dorobestor, Mama.