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HOR THE TEXAS TEACHERS, AT HOUSTON i -THEIK OTEETAHWENT. Installation of Officers--Lota of Maohinw-- Kotes of the Town and Personal Matters. HEADQUARTEES-- Cdpitol hO- toL AND ClBCOLATOll'U OFVICK. D2 Mail! itrwt. Under Capitol lioU-lr For Uurrocoitiou of aud where mibecribers fuilititf to their papers will pluat-u report.

''-Hoywos, June The of the Commercial club, cotton 01- chango and toachors'a association mot at 11 o'clock to-day at the cotton exchange. Garrvtt permanent ctmirman, being absent, Hon. John T. Brown was felectod chairman pro tern. J.

J. McKeever, pwroUry, read the the last Rabbi "Wilmer moved thafc the teachers be given a barbecuo at San instead of lunch on tho barges. Itwas Biored that tickets )be issued nnd.eold to all parties who havo notf contributed and not wearing state teachers' at $1 each, the proceeds to bo applied to defraying tho oipenaee. Mr. J.

B. Gilbbort 6C the transportation committee reiortod thut had suen Dr. N. Dolun regarding a barbecue at San Ja: elate, and the doctor assured him that a bar- beoue could be gotten up at San Jaeiutp that would' ffivo satisfaction to 'the most fastidious and at tho coat of aBoui $150 for 1600 people. On motion tho following committee waa ap- and M.

The secretary was mstitttetadHo notify the of the barbecue cgminittee of their appointment. On motion tho transportation committee waa authorized to close Atkinson loi; a tug and two barges fdij'the excursion to Bah Jacinto on iTuly 2. Jj Button was requested to tender the association an excursion to Suyar- fcnd and ascertain their Pleasure regarding saine and 'report to chairman of traimportn- tion committee as early ai possible so aa to giro the Southern company time to Prof. H. G.

9 Lidstone were ap were appointed a committee to call on Cant. A. Faulkner, general ticket agent of the Houston and Texas Central railroad, and ascertain if ho would extend tho timo of tho aale of tickets to the teachers' convention to the 28th of Juno said tHe liinit to July 4. C. Crawford and W.

Harriott woro ap- 'jiplnted to got up the tickets for the excursion and to place same on sale. Mr. Janice Bute, cuairiuau of tho tlnanco comrmttee, reported collections of $405. Clme aud Adam Clay woro added to the finance committee, There will bo between 400 nud COO ladies with the loachora' convention, and the ladles of Houston aro requested to make such prop-- for tho entertainment of our lady as they think befitting tho occasion. Parties who can accommodate tho teachers with board and lodging are requested to report to Mr.

E. C. Crawford at the earliest mo" ment. Adjourned to meet Saturday, Juno 25, at 4 p. m.

The state teachers' association will meet bore Tuesday, June 27, and continue through 'the following Saturday. Subsequent to the adjournment of the meeting tho com mitt oo appointed for that purposo upon Captain A. Faulkner of tho Houston and Texas Central, road, and lio sorted io uiako the date far tbc sale uf tickets to and from tho state teachers' SHaoci" atlon include June 27 und July 4. Public Maftatilb The Masonio orders of this city will celo- Tirate St. John's day (to-morrow) with a public -installation of officers that promises to bo ft very imposing service.

Tho bodies participating will be Holland lodge No. 1, Gray lodjja Jfo. 829 and Washington chapter No. 2. It will take placo at the MUHOUIC toinyle.

TO Utt INSTALLED. Harmony lodgo No. 1 J. Eckel, W. M.

E. C. Crawford. S. J.

Wright, J. W. Robert Brewatcr, treasurer: Will N. Kidd, secretary: C. G.

Fitz, tilor: II. C. Mosehatt, 3. D. I G.W..

Gaboon, J. John Tackaberry, a S. i P. Taylor, J. S.

lutlgo I. Luiio, Vf. SI. J. 8, WiUon, S.

W. T. E. Traylor. J.

W. James Cowling, trooBuror: A. K. Taylor, secretary; 6. D.

Moore, tilor; A. N. McRoo, 3. D. J.

S. fitewtirt. J. D. C.

W. Robiuson, S. S. Save, J. 9.

i Waahihgton chapter No. 2: H. Bothwill, H. P. J.

Wilson, E. K. D. E. Bloxson, E.

B. J. G. Tod, C. H.

W. M. Baker. P. S.

J. JEjckel, E. C. H. 13 ro water, treasurer A.

K. Taylor, secretary i S. D. Moare, guard; J. lathrop, M.

3d.V,; W. HumphreyviTle, M. 2d V. i J. S.

Stewart. M. 1st. V. Installing officers: T.

T. Lubbook. D. D. G.

for lodges; S. M. Williams, P. G. H.

for chapters G. W. Kidd, chaplain R. M. Elgin, P.

G. orator. ORDER OF E1EBCI9E3, 1. Appearance of oQlccrv oloct under escort of Buthten commntidory, Knighti Tomplar. 2, Prayer by Seating tho lodpa.

8. Qaartetta, "Yo Happy Few Who Horo Extend. Aliases Buckingham and Coulter. Messrs. Kirkland and Galloway, 'ftccompunlst, Profowor fl.

Qerstenberger. 4. Inatallntion of officers elect, Holland lodge I and Gray lod No. A. and A.

M. ft. Proclamation. 6, Sonjr. "Behold In thaKftst Our Now Master Appeurs.

Quartnttfl. 7, AppoarancoofoHicorVJoloct of Washington chapter No. 2, E-, A. under oacort of Kniuhts Tomplar. 8.

Soiig, "I'Yom East tdWeat." Quartette. B. Installation of chfcntwrroflicerB. 10. Song, "Thou of Lifp.7 CJuartutto.

11. Oration. 12. Closing ode by the otaft.and choir, "Now ia Poaco Our Loborb Closing. IS.

Inspection of tewploii end recaption by tho cruft, FUfld for Kecord. The foilowiuff deodd were filed for record in (ho county clerk's office-to-day i Sarah A. TVood to Wood, for $1156, lots 11 and liJ in block Houston, north aide. Goorao B. and Amelia P.

Withrow to J. 3. Btowart, for $1000, lota 1. 2 and 8 in block 44, W. R.

addition, Houston, south nido. Mrs. Moltftaa Henry. (to Nicholas Hammer, jr. for $150, one-half interest in 100 acres out of the David Harris surV cy.

Frank and wife to H. H. Graff, for $160, 20,000 square fert out of southeast cor- per of G. O'-, JjQug's purofaase from Win. Chapman, in urigiual north side of Buffalo bayou, miles oast of courthouse.

H. Beafcley to John Boazley, for $200, 163 Bcroo out of John Kuntnr Icayuo. To Mnlto liny. A biff lot of haying machinery of improved pattern, bought of a load i UK Houston firm manufactured In Kansas, will lie shipped down to La Porto to-morrow inornuitf the UflCfl of the nyndicnte, who intend to uti Ii7o the Jlne which cover hundniUt of aeros of that flno promontory of land lyinu on Galvcs- fton bay, On account of tho threatening uapoct of tho weather tho Jowfnh moonlight excursion which WO5 to hax'o hft tlw city this orcninc Ijoard of tho Eurfcno down the bayou, id postponed until Tuomlay, next week. To Mnkfl 1'nrto Mr- J.

It. York, yon oral man ago of tho La rottSe syndicato'n interest, rrcniTtnl ihm morn- Inj stl nf from Tfnvor, and will ship to La 1'orto to-morrow, to tiuild a and hid I future homtv Mr. York hu bwn the city ll the week making oontrauta for qultu a umber of to be eroottd in that seaport city. KoeltatUm-- Moxurt CoftMrvfttory Concert, Tho aunual pnzu of tho MozMt con' Borvatory of to hare taken place night TV as postponed till to-morrow uight on account of democratic prhrmriea, IB thti progriuime: ittW( pianos, eight Wasoer Mrs. Byorb, MiBi Alik'Judice, Mrs.

Herrleiiud StroahboK Weuilelin Herrle Jmoider. iio Curtin Miflb Ouidu Quoou. (two ninnos, eltrht isEOB Ophelia Horrto, Birdlu Fox, Ututlys liruwu aud t'anuio Culmore. Nellie Gray" Haima Second singing Piano ou tho Hudson" Miss Lauru Trio-- "Graduation March" Btroahbog Miss IB Kosa fox, Ina Cnrry and Bottio Gordon. Comet the Night Breeze IB White Mr.

John Daly and Master Huury llerrlu. Pleasures" (two iunoB. eight hnndi) Loumy Miasos Nora HonkoTKoto Bringhurst, LeolaCran- Sopano eol( Piano Quartett ord aiiu Mary Uutcuemm. Bird's MiBB Bessie Molvillu. "Qorniau Triaraphol 1 du Bivouoc," (twopianoa, elttht hands) Kottoror Mlaeos Super, Fierce, Docbord Culvert and MattieLoob.

Legend of tbo Organ Mias Hirdie Fox. oil the Lake" White First Sinking Oiaos. Piano Latt Idea" Cramer Violin Somnambula" Sbinwleo pastor Ileury Herrlo, Solonelle" issea Bertha Kuiohardt, Carrio Surer, Ethol Parker aud Mamie Gordon. Soprano Marry ZlnRara" JJalfo Alias Litziy Curtiu. Piano to Dance" Wober Mien Heluii Woodal.

ot Corinth," (two pianos; eiubt bauds) Soseinl ilitu AJix Judiuo, Mrs. Herrle, Mivu Julia Herrlo and Awarding of Quid Medals and Frizes. E. Raphael, manager of the Houston clear- iny; followlntf bauk movement: Thursday, June 33, $354,203. The Courts.

CBIMINAIj COURT. Henry Smith, thirty days in the county jail. IIuiiij- Grcon, carrying a pistol; not guilty. Sam Grcon, tlieft; continued by the state. W.

Howard, assault to kill; continued by defendant; Frank Parker, tliolt; nolle prosecuted. Frank Parker, burglary; two years, in the penitentiary. George Ryan, theft; five years in tho penitentiary. (Jyorgo Ryan, burglary; thrco years in tho penitentiary. Ryan in both caeos was sentenced and gave notice of appual.

HKCORDER'S cotntr. Pat Burnee. druak in a public placo; fined $50 and cost. George Clark and John Jones, usintr horse and buggy without convent of-owner; fined $3 aud cot each. C.

II. Bnhannn, drunk: fined $3 and cost. Martin C'ushi, cuwault and battery, jury trial not guilty. N. S.

Roso of Dallas is among the guests of the Capitol. A. W. ChtldroBS of Dalles ia a late arrival at tho Capitol. E.

McIIhenny of this city wont up the Central last evening. Colonel A. L. Strong of LaPorto ls a proml- neut arrival at the Capitol to-day. E.

Hill and wlfo of Navnaota were among tho arrivals at Uiu Capitol last evening. J. Randolph and W. L. Hardln of Fort Worth woro among tho arrivals at the Capitol to-day, Gcorgo Raphael, formerly of this city but now of Now Orleans, is horo on a visit to his old friends and relatives.

Mr. C. C. Uowen, the genial young special agent of the Milwaukee Mechanics' insurance company; is in tho city looking after his company's interests. F.

C. Burllnflaine, who has been connected with I. Lowyn's establishment, left lost evening orer the International and Great Northern road for Miukegon, to spend the summer. Mias Leoua Tryon loft for Austin this forenoon, a delegate from the First Baptist church of this city to'the state? Sunday convention. Mies Tryon will spend a few weeks in tho Capitol city, a guest of her uncle, Judge J.

Lawrence, i Hon. J. E. McComb. a prominent lawyer of Houston, accompanied by his wjfoand family, left, this evening Houston and Texas Central road for New York city.

They will be absent until September, as the colonel is to have a surgical operation performed on his knee before returning. H. B. Borboe, Memphis, G. Possets, Austin; B.

A. James H. Evans. Austin; Dr. Frank Cordin, Texas; L.

Wella Baldwin, Philadelphia; J. R. Scales. Now Orleans; F. 0.

Bcrror, Fort Worth; Charles Dallas; John B. Hill and W. S. Huntevillej Ed. Richardson.

Marshall; S. 1), Jones. Dallas; F. Ober.New Jersey Baunprater. Scbulonburg; Dr.

W. R. Echardt, Mrs. W. R.

Echardt, R. J. Eehardt, city; C. C. Bowerd, New Orleans; F.

B. Sexton, Marshall, 'Ma rub all Pease, Detroit, A. L. Strong, Ln Porte, Mrs. Davis, Santiago; Mm.

Smith, Dallas; S. Tuttlo. San Antonio; C. Rumor, Baltimore; P. D.

Mallory, Chicago; S. D. Morris, Toledo; F. a. Semple.

Llano. N. S. Rose, C. Treaoy, A.

W. Childress, Dal- laa; Mrs. M. H. Wllliamg, Madge H.

Williams, Independence; T. J. Stead, J. T. CrapU, 0.

W. Seborn, Chas. Walton. New York; D. McCarty, Ennis; J.

C. Randolph, Fort Worth; W. L. Hurdin, aro registered at the Capitol. OOMMEEOIAL HATTBa Made tin Aislffnmunt.

CUKKO, June dry goods and notions, made an assignment vettterday, making A. W. Evans aatigueo. Liabilities, $980: acseto, This ia the fkbt anfiiguiuuct hero for sevoral jeora. Judge Olark at Home.

WACO, June Clark arrived here from Gntcevillo late'this evening. Laafc night tho Gateavillo orchestra Boronaded him. This morning nearly all the leading men of. the town and eomo from the oallod aeo Judge Clark and have a chat with him. (Jomiug back this evening the Little Giant mode minntos' talk at MeOregor in responw to loud calls from a big crowd.

Ho told them whether Hogg or Clark was elected tho principles of democracy would live on to fire man's He urgccTthem to stand by tho principles of tho party. A few remark on Tcias and tho speech closed amid hearty applause. Judge Clark goca to Marlin to-morrow. County Judges' Convention. FORT Juno proceedings of the convention cf county judges uon- in rcccnimoudintf ac, amendment to road and bridge Inw, repeal of tho wolf tcnlp law; asking provisions for ascertaining the; When Baby we sba became ihe cluwg Wboo bad CbUdreQ.nbe guvettictn the QUICKEST RELIEF from CONSTIPATION class of a merchant so as to fix his occupation Mile of lands in probate matter.

Resolutions of resiwct on tho death of Judge Sawnio Robertoon woro adopted. The convention thon adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSTON PKIMAUIES. Dalegatea Elected to Attend a Oouatr Nominating Convention. HOUBTOS, Juno evening In thin city the democratic primaries to elect to the county convention for too purpose of uomiuatiuff officers wcro held.

They wero largely attended and tbore wss a hard tight, but the result ia enid to be largely in favor of tho candidates vho are now in office, though it is possible 4hat some delegates may not vote as they havo boou placed. Chief interest has centered in tho contests for sheriff and for county judge, and it seetna to have resulted in favor of the present iu- cumbontR. 1'iret ward: Tho mooting was held at Tammany hall, Pred Fomvick chairman, Cl. E. Korut Beuretary.

The following ticket was elected by a vote of 94 to 84: A. Sons, George D. Hodges, M. Peon, John Foley, L. S.

Shruptrine, Charles tuccia, li. 1'uls, Louis Schneider, L. Antouia, B. Waddell, R. Ferguion mid J.

Hussie. On thin ticket the highest voto was 171 aud the low- tit 91. Second ward: Tho meeting was held at FreUiid't hall, with Jake Keller in tho obair and Simon Sam and U. Cage Koretarioi. The following delegates were chosen: E.

F. Hamblou, Otoo. Lareudou, Hy Freund, J. F. Tucker, W.

Proctor. W. G. Hemie, Jake Keller, William Moeller, Martin Ryan, John Kennedy, N. Iloflennold, James Fitzgerald and Tom Greenwood.

There was a large attendance. Third ward: Meeting was held at Tamer hall. James A. Baker, chairman; Marshall Tanliersloy and James Sullivan, secretaries H. Hottkombi W.

P. Grosenman, H. M. Gurtin and A. A.

llawloy, tellers. Fourth ward south: F. A. Boictiart, chairman W. B.

Bailey and Chas. Fitzc, secretaries. The 'followijig ticket was carried by a voto of about 200 to 100 and is known UH compromise ticket, but is against the and for tho outs: A. Boring, if. A.

Itoiohurat, Sid Smith, N. 1'. Dolen, T. J. Bailor, W.

H. Bailey, Chas. Hoim, John E. Patrick, W. N.

Shaw, A. C. Allon, W. Angorhoofor, S. II.

Brashoar, Tom O'Lcary, Michael Degcorgo, Walter Smith, John Koonsler, John S. Stovrnrt, John Lacy, J. M. Frost, Max Hosouthal, Henry Bis- sonot, J. J.

Sottegast aud John Tomfopode. Fourth ward north meeting was called to order by J. White. Tom Martin was elected chairman by acclamation and tlio following delegate wore chosen: Joe Pereira, Fred Cufihmau, J. J.

Frank Colliau, Clmrlca Wagner, Wm. Fuchs, W. H. Porogoy. Bavo Laird, Joln Clay, B.

A. Koisnbr. Wiu. Malonoy. Altornates: Adam Clay, A.

Monger, F. Minster, J. C. White, A. Scott, W.

J. (Joultcr and Krod Hoop. Fifth Ward--Samson Lyle was elected chairman by acclamation and George Jones and J. D. Uourke woro elected socrelarlcs.

Tliu ticket was elected Ly a otu ol to 29: 0. B. Cecil, W. F. Hiloy, Samtton Lyle, James H.

Mastorson, George R. Aldis, J. J. Bowers, E. Parker, JBDIOB McDonald, S.

G. Calvil, T. O. Hoberts, George F. Taylor, James Fogavty; R.

S. Aboil, Loo Richardson, James H. Pruott, W. Sick. Jatnea Aloxuhdor.

Jesse McKoo, George Jones. Altoniates: B. 11. Kelly, K. A.

Franks, Martin Kchoo, J. G. Blackburn, Hobort Mayes, Charles Hoaub, John Mc- DonneL Tho following ticket was elected by 337 votes: E. P. Hill, M.

Kattman, Wm. Williams, Sam Allen, Thoo. Dreyllug, A. P. Root.

C. Towles, James A. Baker, Fred Mundcs, Pat Forrell, B. R. Latham, J.

F. Meyer, W. T. Long. Dan Crowley, W.

H. Coyle, J. W. Walker, T. Lamothe, Charles Grombach, Joe Haddon, G.

C. Street, F. J. Smith, Wm. Baugh.

W. H. McKlroy, H. M. Curtis, Robert Mahcr.

0. T. Holt, Davo Griffln, William Howard, Hal Bates, T. J. Boyles, I.

C. Stafford, Henry Brashoar. DEI.EUiI£3 rilOM ECKEBTS. The following delegates have bean elected from Eckerta to the county convention: William Tice, William Blackshear, John T. Mooney, It.

B. Kulfey and E. McDouglo. To-night Chaneyville held ita election and sent in two delegations. They came near having a aorioua row, which split tho meeting.

A GIGANTIO OLAIM. Probable Buit by Holra to Recover bio Texas Lands. SAN ANTONIO, June interest has been created by the report that Dr. J. W.

C. Love, an American resident of tho City of Mexico, will arrive in this city in a few days to institute litigation to recover 6,000,000 acres of land in north Texas, including tho Dallas and Fort Worth. Love's claim is on an alleged grant of tho land by tho Mexican government to an ancestor of Love, Colonel Reuben Ross, in recognition of valuable military service in the Mexican war of independence in ,1813. The value of the land involved is estimated at one billion dollars. Nearly all of tho hoirs to the vast estate reside in Texas.

So far as known they are ns follows: Mrs. Rosalie 0. McCoy, wife of Allon McCoy; Mrs. Gentry Williams, wife of 1). F.

Williams, tho latter living in Chicago; both of the above are children of Robert O. Love, the children of M. M. Love, aud Dr. 0.

B. Lovo, tho dentist of this oily: Dr. J. W. C.

Love of the City of Mexico, Stella Love Wathan, Robert Tvos Love and Luther Lbvo of Dallas. Dr. Luvo is expected daily from the City of Mexico withdocumontary evidence from the Moticun war department to establish his claim. The suit will probably be brought in the federal court. OaSRrrhortftndotrtroytbnsenpoofemoll.

Hood'a Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying the blood. 1ETTI N.K.FAIRBANKCO. SI LOUIS. If von wish fa mate cfbflto as white as tfw sun And finish your writ as soil as begun. CLAIRETTE And fewing once kxiqfit it younevfer wiff rue if.

SUM Kit RESORTS, DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT, Eureka Spirtopi Rrk. HK CKEBCliNT HOTEL la an elegant fireproof, stone structure, all modern Improve- mcnti, situated In the Boston Mountains of Northwest Arlcausas. Cool Invigorating climate, beautiful scenery, unrivalled medicinal water. Write to manager, Crescent Hotel, Kureka Springs, fordesoriptiYe pamphlet, ratm, etc. TEXAS BALL GAMES.

Houston Another, June added another game to her long list of victories to-day. DALLAS. AH. TO. A.

B. Dawklns, 4 1 0 3 2 1 Brothers, 2 4 0 0 4 0 1 Bonnhuo, rf 4 1 0 0 0 0 Knlilnn. If 4 1 2 1 0 0 Uademakor, ss 4 0 0 4 a 2 BroukB.of 4 0 1 1 1 Malour. 4 0 0 0 4 0 Lolund, Ib 4 0 1 0 1 0 Bappold, 2 1 2 2 -Totals 3l" 4 IS 0 HOUKTO.N. AB.

H. im. I'O. A. E.

Smith, cr 2 0 2 0 2 a 1 1 1 6 0 Khra.ih i 2 2 McUloskoy.lb 4 1 2 0 1 Welch, a 2 2 i Prcwton, ea 4 1 1 1 0 1 Klynu, 4 0 0 0 1 1 2. 1 i Totals 33 7 8 2V 111 6 8COUB 11Y INNINGS, Clubs. 1 8 3 4 0 6 7 8 8 Didlue 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0-4 Uouutou 4 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 7 SUMUAUY Enrnotlruns: Daltue 1, Houston 1. .1 Two-bate UU: McCIiwkyZL Stolon biiiui: Dmmlmo, Smith 2, Prostou, Payno. 15aublo pluj'B Dawklnn to Loland.

Dawkius to Lulnnd to Uaxvkius, Pioston to blioa to Mc- liiuev ou ballt: By PontwraJ, by MaloneyS. lilt by pitched ball: Wcloli nnd-Pluhorty. Struct out: Uv by nlOGoy 8. J'nssod balls: Ruppold 1, Welch 1. Li'ft on btmia: Ditliatt llouatuu 8.

'i'iiub uf Wa; aud Uuiplro: lr. Jackti. A Summer Iluitio fur Houtliern Uentle Folki. Sweet Water Park Hotel, I-1T1UA SPRINGS, 1A. JJoautlful for fllluatloii.

Sanitation perfect. Elevation 1200 feet. All modem oonroniencrH. Sur- roundcj by pino forests. Breozen always iircTaU- ing.

TUo lieiuth restoring Wntorn free. Table and service above criticism. An odon of floworn. Hot Sytitom Itatlia in Porcelain tuba. Only 20 inilqa nf Atlanta, on Oa.

Pac. and EoBtTenn. ODOD nil tho year. Bummer excursion raUm good uutil Oct. 31, by all Hues.

A poptnl brings a pamphlet ffivina full particulan, U. AV. fioptictors. NEW GOODS. NEW YOUK, Juno In dry goods at first handa WQB vory fair In cotton goods, and clothing woolens, prints and cinghauiH active In eomo Staple cottons wcro sol Imp in good sized blocks with loading housos, bat bloaclied goods lately advanced and quiot bocauao of tho limit of buainows on ordora.

Tho now oloth- biff voolon season getting started oarltor tlmn anticipated, but it la not likely thut tho market gone rally will open till noxt moiAh. Duplicate trudo IB sood and Rgoota are feel- injj comfortably as to tho outlook, THE f08T8 BEVIEvv'. NEW YORK, June Post says: Thore IB reason to believe that to-day's gold shipment will bring the present movement to an end. Sterltpg exchange rates were reduced to-day and it may presumed that fur.Lher fihipmonts wilt depend on London's action in tho Boourlty market. This week it htia not figured as a heavy seller, but It has ccasod almost wholly to buy, a fact which the narrowing bond market best Thid trading In bonds has averaged daily less than two-thirds of last months.

TfIB NATIONAL CAPITAL. Morohnudlne in Bond. WASHINGTON, Juue Hill i of Illinois to-day introduced in tho house a resolution relating to tho transportation merchandise in bond through tho United States. It directs tho committee on foreign attairs to report whether such morchandiao should not bo inspected. With the Money.

WASHINGTON, June J. Ryan of the United ftLntes express company has loft tha city, taking with him three packages of bank notes, valued at $70,000. There is no clow to his whereabouts. House. WASHINGTON, June was no quorum preiont when the house met to-day and an adjournment was immediately taV.en until to-morrow.

The Nails from Jesus' Hands. Tho "iron crown" which worked up tho minds of tho people of tha middle ages to such an extent aa to finally beoonio an object of worship is in fact a gold crown, the secret magic of the name resting on tho tradition thnt tho inside ring of iron waa made from tho nails which wfaro driven through the hands of JOSUH at Uiu timo of tho crucifixion. But little ia known concerning tho history of tho iron crown till oftor tho coronation of Afiilulf, king of tho Lombards. It is generally bolkjvca that it wasmado for thnt monarch in the year 501 It wan uued by Ohnrlo- maffno BHCI by all the aftor emporom of who wftre kinga of tho Tximtmnlh. Napoleon put it on his head whfm ho WRS in Milan 180G, saying; "Uwi hath givon it to me." Tho celebrated rolio is now in Naples among the etato It.

wan raptured and UVon by tho Austrians to Vienna in 1859, but waa roturnod to Italy in 18CC. Believcm in tho floored hoop of iron inside tho crown point to tho fact thafc there in nnt a upcok of rust upon it, although nearly old. Kvrry onfi Icnnwii that it is finly through ropTi- IwritT ft thf that CMI anii it no wny iu wliicd i can be BAcnrfd us readily aa through ute of tbft BU4 It is always moist; the smoke is cool, sweet and full of that rich comforting flavor only obtainable by blending the highest grades of Virginia natural leaf tobacco. J. ft.

Pace Tobacco BJchmond, Virginia. OPENS JURE fst Alleghany Springs, Va. The greatest dyspepsia water erer discovered, indorsed by tho State Medical Society, ttud the moat popular summer rnaort in tho mountaian of AccommuddUona tlrot class: beautiful Inwn of forty finn walks and drives: good livery; brnps and etrijur band; telegraph and oiproeB officer Write for circular und ratu. COLHOCN, General Maiiucor. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WJKft'JC VIRGINIA, Thli famous rnountnin resort, wltii a well toblithod reputation of a century, will for tho reception of auowtw JUNE 1.

Hituntod immediately on the and Ohio railroad, with flplendid Teatibulo both oeit and west; tlioroforo readily acceuiblo from all of tbe country. For numphloti with full information call ou your ticket agent or addrcu U. F. KAKI.K7 Muporinteuaent. AUCTION BAL128.

AUCTION SALE -OF- DAMAGED FLOUR, HATUKDAY. At our sulcsroom, Strojid. nt 10 a.m., we will toll for account cf railroad, 91 sftcbs Flour tUfflit- doumgod by water. S. M.

PENLAND CO. 730 Broadway, York. v-. American Plan, per day; luronoJin Plan, 1 por day. Special ratoitofora- lea.

Lurgo naniplo roomi; restaurant nnd cafe Cuisino unourpnmed Hdwlii Akorly, Msrr AOTNTS AND MANUFACTURERS. W. ALSWORTB.eole agent for Avory Plows, Cultivutom nnd Plauturs. Old lilokorr Platita'ii H'dvrare, Mill onion loiioltod. ORPH.nan'fo COT Interior orders eolictted.

12S Main Houiton. GRAIN AXP N-- Dealer in Corn, OaU, Bran, Hoy. oto. 4 and 6 Travis BtroeU IKON AND BRASS WORKS. A E.

P. McGOWKN--Wood Split Pulleys. Shnf ting, Boiler Tubes, Cat tings and Repair Works, Houston, Texas. IKON AND WIRE: MITH, PKDEN Houston, firo state acouts of Salem Wire Nail the largest nail mannfacturors in the world. Bond for cntalofftie.

I.AWYKKS. DWIN P. HAMBLEN, Attorusy at Law, Houiton, Tax. IiIMJR AND OKMKNT; ATACATEE Lime and Cimont. Doalon 1V1 in Portland and Hosondalo Cement, Lino, Plastor, Firo Brick, etc.

AN and dealer in Lima, Cement, Plnstor Paris. Hair, Latha, Fire Brick, Clay, Sower Pipe. No. 6 Commerce et. PAINTS AND OILS.

Oils and Varnishes, Wall Paper and Artist Materials. Corner Preston and Fannln stfl. JLAUNDRllfS. 1HE FINEST SOUTH- SI Packard's Troy Steam Laundry." All work intrusted to us receives prompt and carol ul at tout ion. WIU Pruirio phuna Houston.

Tt'i. Attractive and bwintlfnl In finish. Enormous assortment of Styles, (loodt icnt to aajr partnf Tozot ot Loainiaoa. Buy from larffost daalor and 'gAt the but foi tho least motiojr. Samples furnished free.

Agents wftuted. James Bute, Will 1'nper Morohant, 29 lin Uoniton, Tax. Fon Rope and Binder Twine Apply to F. CANNON SELLING A6ENT8. Nava, ONE DOLLAR THE EWS Issued simultaneously every day in the year at GALYE5TON AND DALLAS A.

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