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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

WORTH is in trouble again-with a spirited Pa
fortnights consultation and an infinite deal OF as
sistance on the lady's part, designed q toilet or
toilets, magnificent, unique. Not long afterwards
tne Duchess, while al her milliners, was surprised
rather than pleased TO discover displayed on tho
miIliners sofa the exact duplicate OF her costume,
the same shades, the same trimmings. everything.
The uiilliner also paironized Worth. The patrt-
chm furious, sent word TO NJ. Worth that she did
nos want the dress; be returned reply that ii had
bern ordered and executed according 10 order,
and must be accepted and paid for. Thereupon
the Duchess took fearful revenge. She wrote to
NJ. Worth: 81 shall take and pay for the dress,
but not wear q. send you TINS by my COOK; You
viii fit her" And now that cook on her day out
appears in one Of Worth's most exquisite creations
and the cream Of the joke Is that the blow has
been efectual, and Worth thinks himself disgraced
W. @. GRACE the famous English batsman, Is
bl haired, .black-bearded and black proved.
with hazel eyes; he stands six feet two. and
weighs AT pounds. he is one Of the nine chill
dren. five sons and all Of them crieketcrs, of
Gloucester surgeon, the late t. Mills Grace, him
self OF no mean repufe as batsman. He made
his debut at sixteen against Sussex, scoring $50 and
SO mot oHtl. Last season he made nearly 1000
QUIZ against twenty-two of Grimsby, the inning
lasting from Monday noon till 4.30 2. 81. on
Yorkshire ana S44 against Kent--all during the
season that mas Just closed He 10 also famous
cups, mostly for quarter-mlle races record 529ls)
and two hundred yards over hurdles; over tho
Grace Is a fine shot, an enthusiastic fisherman
and good rider to hounds, but plays no indoor
games at all except whist and billiards, and those
very poorly indeed
IDever appreciated more Thoroughly the advan-
tages of old bachelorbood than when looking az
the Governor of New York with his fine, straight
Secretary, Pelton, who was the son OF Mr.. Ilidens
sister, and Pelton's bride, Mrs PeltoD, who VIII
probably do the hGnors of the White house u dr.
Iilden s5ouia occupy it. A little seeing goes
great way. Tue newspapers had been nlsd LOT
months with stories OF Governor Ilioen seeklng
wife to be mistress OF tho Executive MeDsi0ns
when here already doTnesIieaied, was az interest
ing lady as he could 6nd--a handsome, easy.
amiabIe blonde Thoroughly accustomed 70 receive
General society and as well qualified 70 put poo
pie at case as Harriet Lane or Neine Casts'
-lGath.
THE fine mas again arrived when the man on the
street sudienly Stops on a patch OF snow AMI Ice,
waves his umbrella two or threo times over BIS
head az IL celebrating election return, hurts The
imDIefnent through shop window and franticaily
zrYs down on the sidewalk in the shape OF letter
" with bis toes pointing imporingly toward every
flag stan IN towu.-iCbicago Journal
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

bone, muscle, perve and iptegument.
The stomach Is the apprenticeship
arteries the distributors and the mites
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

IN ms line cannot do better than to call
and see him. See his specials in an
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

In the rerort OF my predecessor the fact was
stated and Is more fully detailed IN the report OF
was no law requiring persons exporting merohan-
disc by land conveyance to Canada to file mani
The value of our ex ports to the Provinces OF On
tariO and Quebec, during the last fiscal year. as
sioners OF Customs Of the Dominion Of Canada
show. amounted to s10.5o7563 in OF that re-
with this addition the value Of the total exports
Of the year under consideration would amount to
The attention of Congress is Invited TO the sub
jeet, in the hope that the detective legislation
above indicated may be remedied during the en-
There was withdrawn from bond for consump-
tion in excess of that entered for warehouse,
during the past fiscal year, merchandise OF the
value OF s1S.2z9 $40.
less than that Tor the preceding year BY S 625 $40
while the exports OF domestic goods have mcreas-
Importations OF merchandise have decreased to
the amount OF $72264.246 as compared with those
compared with the fiscal year ended June 80, 1874
The exports OF domestic gold and silver IN ex-
cess Of the imports were Ss4,102s010, as against
S62 s5e. Az for the previous year.
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
There 10 little change in the proportion Of the
foreign carrying trade transacted in foreign yes
sells. about seventy-two per cent. OF imports and
exports. during the last fiscal year, having been
carried in foreign vessels as against seyenty-four
per cent. for the preceding year, and seventytwo
The Register or the Treasury reports the total
tonnage Of vessels OF the United States to be
4279 458 TONS decrease of 574,274 tons from that
of tine fiscal year ended June 80. 1875. This de-
crease is principally caused by the dropping of
canalboat tonnage exempt under the act OF Con-
gress approved April 49, 1874.
The actual decrease is believed to be about
SIS, GIL tons, this amount being the OF the
losses over the gains during the last fiscal year,
hu this decrease is reduced to 574274 tons, by cor
reetons OF the balances outstanding.
The following table exhibits the total tonnage
for the last two years:
Total vesseIs--....----............ 32,2S5 1884
Total ,S53.732 42T94oS
The tonnage of vessels built. as given by the
Register. is 20S ,5S5 tons, being decrease from
that OF the preceding year of 94.053 tons, or over
81 per centum. The number of vessels built is
1,112,
Official numbers have been awarded by the Blu
reau of Statistics during the fiscal year to 1753
vessels, whose carrying capacity amounts to
204 tons. and since July l. 1876. TO 635 vessels,
% the aggregate tonnage of ZIG SOC, the follow
ing statement more fully shows:
STATEMENT SHOWING The NUMBER, CLASS. AND TONNAGE
OF VESSELS OFFICIALLY NUMBERED DURING THE FISCAL
q y L m
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lions and engrossing occupations now
render it impossible for US to join in
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Making total ESdqStion


The report of the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, herewith transmitted, sets forth in detail
the condition Of this branch of the public service.
Statement showing the recelpts from the several
objects of taxation under the internal revenue
laws for the fiscal years ending June 80, 1875 and
1876, respectively.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

between this aud Lafayette, KY. On
its quiet shore dwelt one who, for dis
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

styles, all colors and tints, and can
furnish them in the best printed style
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-12-09

j. G. Read, w. NJ; WA. KEENAN,,
). W; +. G. Williams, J. W: Rev.
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northern suburbs; that on May 5. 1874,
as was shown by the minutes appIica-
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And all other articles acceptable to our trade Wholesale
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NO se-,.-r ll-,.o, ? no
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
Recoratton Day'.Amdrew John.
&Ols,S GrOUe.

At a meeting of the johnson
Guard held Wednesday evening
1t was unanimously reso lved
that the johnson Guard on
Wednesday next May 3Ist., decor.
ale the grave of the la.e tx.
President johnson.
Invitations will be extended
Ito the kasaRsapd Old Fellows,
of Greeneville, to participate in
the exercises.
1t is also requested that all
IGlanges and the Public gener,
ally to attend,
Speeches wlll, be delivered
and the Guard Band will be pre-
sent to furnish the Muse.
A. III. Pettibone was chosen
as Marshal. The procession
will leave the Courthouse prom
pity at half-past mine o'clock,
on The 3lst. ~ u
The following committee
have been appointed:
On ARRANGEMFNrs:-Tom A
Baker, WIZ. Drake, Gen Fitz.
Gerald and David Maspn, VIM
f.. coleman, Ohairman.
An SPEAKER, -9eo FitzGeralt
f. McGaughey, Tom A. Baker
and b. Baker, and VIM. 4. Cole
man, Chan man
On. DEcoEATtoN.-H. Baker
5 Ga'bEaith, j.. Il. McCorkle
b Taylor aud +. Galbraith.
1t is REQUESTED that cit;zsl,
from all parts of the county
attend, and lenda hand in decor
ating the grave of him VINO wa,
dear to them in life. '
BY orde-.
WEI, B. DRAKE,
Sect'y Johnson Guard
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
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fAA 49, - L
Chickens dncksand turkey
are In great demand along The
line of RAILROAD.
Devil J24lewas auits
thunder struck when be heal
I,that his girl married. Bring II
another h.o'rS-e!F Um.
-Excursion ticks will ha sold
on the roads running into Knox.
vile, TO those wishing TO attend
the Annual Decoration of the
graves an the National Ceme>
terry next Tuesday " d y
The wool clip this year
has been very light in this re-
gion. A large portion of the
sheep have been shipped to other
quarters because OF the dog Law
we suppose2 3
-Ghe people of Salliean coun.
'ty seem ~ be united i'm their
preferences for MIR. O.J .St.Jobn
Esq, as the candidate for Circuit
Judge and the county will be
cast solidly for him in the con.
vention.
There will. be a primary ell.
ection in all ,he counties of the
let Senatorial District in Aug
!ust, when the county officers are
to determine who shall
hs the democratic candidate for
the Senate. g.
Crops are mere promising
generally than for several years
but what is the use raising them
more than enough for home.
consumption, as The markets of
the world are full 10 over flow
ing with grain, and what little.
surplus there is raised is hardly
worth the freight to carry it to.
Ia liberal market. e~fy'
The Ladies Pearl, published
at Nashville monthly by Rev.
IS p. Chestnut, editor and pro
prletor % Public Square Nash
willie, Tenn, Price $3.50 per
apnum in advance, Is one the
best of our ladies publications,
every ladies' iosouth should give
1T all tie encouragement in
Their power. 1T deserves It.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
SECTION 140, C. s. RAILROAD,

hpiu ~ toa'V
Messrs. Sanford, Chamtsrlai:a g.
AHers: i35 81 f3 B4E Z39lt
/ have been using and selling
Harris Anti,bilious Discovery for
the past year and wish to add my
testimony siph several others that
have come under my observation
Patric Connolly, six months ago
was afflicted with pains in she
back, side, chest aud limbs, one
day in the back next day in the
limb, or side: shifting about conc
tinualy. The Ductors, gave him
up to die He sgm sacsd taking
Hart'sgD iscoveryand he is now
talking about going to work in o
few days. His case awasa critical
one he being so near deaths door
as to have the Priest come TO see
uim preparatory to death.
.8mnU1 A. j. G. ROBBINS, :
Contractor.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
NOtlcPO

D. Please allow me a small sparCe inyour
paper not for my benitit but for a C m
ISOLATION to those who are atfi icteA with
Rhsun atism I am well known al! over
my county rh4refqre all ,Eho read this
vi | believe me and procure the steps
that ] am now persu;ng. Ii they are
afflicted with KhumatIsm. ! have been
afflicted with this excruciating disease
for five years, for nearly fur yests /
could not hiGd,aSinale Joint in my per-
son excepting my neck and hips aud
could Ao much to wsrd benCipg them
no mortal kpows how much 1 suffered
Death would have been a welcome friend
IT any tlne;paius did NOT leave me at
timc-and that the moot excruciating-
had the attentions OF the hest PLY
sian | could hear at, bna got worse all
the time, un'ii tn" IA Of last March
DR.. j. ID. Daugherlg of Johnson City
came 10 my hyuse ami proposed a
cure apd asttei reading his circulars
W tn kwaIe testimony commenced
,hc use ofhis ~rnedIcne-the celebrated
Rcumatic cure-apd | am proud 10
say that in ten days lime after l com
menced useing it could sleep perfect
iv snuud all night ami IN three weeks
| time | could wAtk ovca the house Ivy
the help OF my 10 Leading mt. 1t has
not been but II lew weeks since l com>
memo d its use now [ feel confident in
my own mind from my improvement.
pains all gore !'mbrs j'ints &c, that
| will he well short time.
7.alfg Respectfully ul ya
john e. McGAuGHEY.
Greeneyiiie. Tenn.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
Brass and Sfrtng Bands

Brdss and &rarg Bands
Can obtain their instruments Of W
Cummins of Knoxville, Tenn,
at the lowest plices and you may
be CERTAIN you will secure what
you want. Don't fail to commune
icate with hn before purchasing.
Also order your Guitar, Violin
and other strings from him aud
they will be sent by mail postpaid.
He always keeps 3 good stock of
the best goods. rv
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
Sensible ddUice,

You are asked every day thccugh the
the columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to uee something tot your
|Dysprpsia and Liver Complaint - al
you know nothing about. you get dis.
outraged spending money with brtlit-
10 SUCCESS. Now to give you saiis'ac.
tory proof tina GRERN'sAueUsT FLow-
Err will cure you of Dyspepsia andLiv
er Complaint with all it, ef >eis, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick HEADACHE. Ha>
.ldtnal ,Cos,iv.ness -palpitation Of the
Heart, He%art.burn, Water brash, Full
ness at the pit of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coaled Tongue, Gaming up OF
lood after eating, low spiri's, &c. we
ask you TO 90 to 90 40 your Druggists,
SPENCER & BRnwN md get g. Sample
Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for
10 cents and try it, or a Regular Size Tor
rs cents, two doses will relieve you.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
WEI. B. DRAKE,
Sect'y Johnson Guard.

programme VI exercises for DecOra-
tion Of Graves IN G~reeneviIIe Gene
terry, Wednsaay Way 81, 1875.
At 2 o'clock, p. M, the bell Of
the Presbyterian cbuch will be
rung and tie citisens will assem-.
BILE at the graveyard
let. Singing, lead by D. c.
Dukes.
2nd. Reading Scripture, Rev.
]. S. Petty. 100
Bird. Prayer, Rev, J. E. Alex.
ander.
4th. Singing.
5sh. Address, Rev, ]. B. Dob
sou.
9th. Singing. EF
It'll. Decoration, (streuing
fowsrs upon gravss.)
9Th. Singing. ss4 y
9th. Ben. djction, Rev. J. D.
dickson.
The committee on flowers will
make its arrangements as to time
and place Of RECEIVING the same.
Business men are respectfully
requested in respect to the occas-
ion and in memory of departed
ones 60 close their homes, ofioes,
&C., for the hour. !
ID: r. BRIrroN, .aas
w. G, Willis,
J. A. GALBRAITH,
! Committee Of Arrangements.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
Pemaly on 1875 FACED

The Comptroller rules that a
penalty OF twelve per cent. comes
on the Taxes of 1876, on June LIST,
1876. Those who h@ye not paid
Aeir taxes for shat scar should
maze pa;mcps at anee and thereby
save penalty and cost. sEkB
- -goHN I. MYERS, r. G,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
owing weather,

r throwing weather,
= 1T rains a little occasionally,
Mr.. Wilson McAmis is quite
sick.
-When is winter gsing to
q break,
Strawberries are coming in
q to this market.
-YAere is considerable sicks
mess through the country.
z 8 Lighting bugs or fire fly arc
2 quite numerous these nights.
= Z See the call for judicisl
Convention in another column,
z The Presbvteiians are think.
2 ing of building q new church al
J.nesbOrU
Boys, its dangerous to tam
4 7 per with the flowing bowl, be,
sides IL might get out. ,a.
49, Mr.. John Hicks, of Blount.
81 a'. vile. Tennessee has been mari,
.E ed twice. His first wife was y
Boy and his last wife i Mann,
,v--Niarried at the residence 81
VIM .Brobeck on Thu sday night
an by Rev. J.SB, Dobson, Me-. Gil
.o-- bert Wlllet and Sarah Brobeck,
..q ,n.,o--tMr. John McGaughey WHO
has been bedGast with Rhepmar
tism for the past five years is
\ s5 improving very much, he is able
to walk about his house wilh
.ss very little aid.
100 aS--Tbe ~gteenback movement
.o5 has reached Knoxyille IL is
folly to be wise on that subject
bur IS the worse 10 talk about
such finance with paper for the
basis Of our currency 3l
Hon. r. X. Butter was IN
uts town THO week. Q He rep,lts the
p.gr.sI g case % capvassed down the
Sloe l0sa country il the Democrats dp mol
e7a'a oil get d better man than he is lpr
a JudSs. II shows that The De,
mocra 8 had, as well be, up and
do pg If they expect 10 holt p
chaEce.fo for fireplace.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
ANNOUNCEMEETS
FOR TOR.

We are authorized and requisite to.
, ! anpoppce the name OF JOHN. ALLISON
JR, as aeapAidstelor Senator OF the LIST!
District st the November election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25
ROE SHERIFF

We are authorized and requested to an
Z ,pounce The name Of ". s. WHITE as a
candidate for r~e,eelection to the office of
30 kherif Of Greene County at the ensuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

We are authorized end requested to an
nounce the name Of JAMES 2. MAYS
e1 q candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of
Greene county be elected at the ensuing
August election.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-25

tB-MR. HENFYR .BRowN is authoriz d
TO contract for advertising and to receipt
for subscriptions to the UNiG AID AMERI-
,cAsin the names of thePropfetors.
w. III. BrininStOol,
- i..'F ~.
Editor and Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14
CIyAL SERVICE.
The Sweet Scented state OF Affairs In
the Pension Bureau.
The Investigating Committee AImost
Overwhelmed by the DcIuge OF
Corruption In tho Chicago
Branch Of the nureau.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-George w.
Campbell, Of Chicago, testified before
the Civil Service Committee to-day
that he was the brother Of the Marshal
OF the Northern District Of Illinois
When General Sweets was Pension
Agent at Chicago witness got appoint.
ed to u clerkshlp at twenty five hun.
dred dollars per year, afterward re-.
duced TO fifteen hundred dollars. He
was employed for two or three years,
and had no duties TO perform, the po.
sition being mere slnecure.
b. NJ. Johnson testified that he was
clerk In the same office, aud never
knew Campbell to perform any labor
there, and he only came to the office
once or twice u month.
Joseph Z. Lackey, formerly dep
uty commissioner OF pensions, testi-
fled that he visited the Chicago pen
sion office, made IN examination OF
the accounts there and found deficit
Of three thousand dollars, as testified
by Miss Sweet Miss Sweet told the
witness the circumstances connected
Aith the deficit. While witness was
in Chicago he received a dispatch from
General Baker, Commissioner OF Pen
sions, telling him TO let Chicago affairs
alone, as he Baker, would attend to
the settlement Of that matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14
Carrying Pistols.

The carrying of pistols is getting to
be, here OF late, altogether too frequent
and demands increased vigilance on
the part OF the officers Of the law and
some examples to be made. Our
readers would be- surprised were The
HERALD to give them list OF men
who are rarely unarmed. As this Is
not beseiged stockade In the Indian
country, nor is there likely TO be any
sudden massacre of the people by n
mob, where the use or sense Is OF men
going about armed Is mystery. Men
who are in the habit Of thus going
about In peaceful, law-abiding COM
munity, are either towards or bullies,
seeking to get up a little cheap reputa-
tlou by bullying and blufflng quiet
people. II is time this nuisance was
put down and kept down. It's getting
to be bore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14
SALONIOA.
Grand Celebration over tho Murder
Of the French and German Councils.
turkey Promises Repara,ion - Eng.
land and Italy Send War Vessels 10
the scenes-seyerc Engagement
between Turks and Insurgents.

BERLIN, May 18.--Notw Outstanding
the language OF the newspapers OF this
city, the recent ministerial changes In
Turkey are regarded In diplomatic cir
Giles rs favorable to paciacation aud
reform. The new Grand Vizar do.
well known energy OF Husseur Avnl
Pasha, the new war minister 1t IL OK.
pected official protection will DO af-
forded to Christians against the fanatl.
cism Of the Turks.
LONDON, May l3.--Colonel Thomp.
son, Mayor Of Liverpool, Is dead.
THE British fleet In the Mediterranean
has been ordered to rendezvous imme-
diately ut Smyrna, In view OF possible
Oriental difficulties.
NAPLES, May l3.-Two more Italian
ironclads, under Vice Admiral Very,
have gone to Salonica.
RooUsA, May l3.--Advices from 81
lonlca sources states that hattie was
fought yesterday near Bosses, Ia which
seven hundred Turksand one hundred
Insurgents were killed. The Turks Mt
Scertari had celebration over the
murder OF the German and French
counsels at Salonac.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Land Scheme OF the Union. Pacific
Dismissed m lmpractlcablc.
Unhyorabie Report In On q Matter OF
tho Applications or Mckee ana
Mcguire for Parden-Indsn,-
nifty Railroad BilI.

WASHINGTON, May lS.--In the re-
port yesterday on tho Government
printing office IN unintentional In
Justice was done 70 the Superintendent
OF the binding department, who, II
stated, appropriated TO his own use
waste gold'leaf The statement OF the
committee was that workmen were Ill
lowed to appropriate II.
Tho House Committee on Judiciary
have not yet perfected the bill recon-
mended by Representatives Lawrence
and Knott, to secure indemnity to the
United States from the Pacific Railroad
companies by retaining In tho treas
ury all the money which Ia or may be-
owing them aud applying II for the
payment Of money due the Govern
ment These gentlemen say II the bill
shall pass II VIII save TO the Govern
mypt Que hundred aud fifty million of
dollars or more, wDlle ~ wbunu iivaoe
no right OF property or any privilege
secured by law.
The proposition Of Sidney Dillon on
behalf OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, to return lands at two dol.
lars and fifty cents per acre as pay
ment for indebtedness, was considered
by the committee and dismissed 90
impraclicable.
United States District Attorney Dyer
has reported to the Attorney General
unfavorably in the matter OF the APP
plications OF ex.Collector Mcguire and
Mckee for pardon. Mcguire was ut
the Department Of Justice to-day, de-
string to have an interview with the
Attorney General, but did not see him.
Judge Perrepont considers that II IL
only proper In such cases that he
should give audience to the counsel for
convicted persons. IL Is also under
stood that an unfavorable report Is
made III the case OF every applicant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-14

Colonel II. ID. james, Treasurer Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway |;
Mr.. Appleton OF Appleton & Co., of
New York Mr.. White Wright of the
Union Turst Company, Of New York
Miss Sherman, daughter Of Mr.. Sher-
man of the late banking firm OF Dun
can, Sherman & Co., New York; Hon.
o. J. Forest, Of New York; Major
Bond and Major Garner, Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas, and Mr.. Mo
Grady and family, Of the old Domin-
ion Steamship Company, passed here
this morning en- route to Galveston,
in q special car.