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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Mechanical Modes of worS:sip.

TING tphicntWaff EfNieW.l
one OF the earliest and most character
istic sight, to be- visited by every new at
rival in the town ~ Toxic is the great pop,i-
lar temple at Asakusa, To me most fa,ci-
mating spot, aud one 10 which | returned
again and again with ever new interest.
Among the many attractions, all within
the temple grounds, stands very hand
some hye-storied Iasoda. painted deep
red. and with picturesque projecting roofs.
That naturally drew me thither. Very
near this tall, quaint building stands
small. neglected temple, with nothing ex.
ternal.y attractive 10 invite the inspectiss
OF foreigner; and ~ the door II seac-
rally locked. NJ one, 80 far "a could leara,
had ever had the curiosity to enter. aud
the windows are SO closely barred that littla
can be discerned by pcering through
them. That little, however. proved 70
me that this small temple had beeH
built solely 10 contain oEe large object
80 strongly suggestive OF the Thibetas
prayer wheel that felt convinced l had
found the object OF nv search. After Goa.
siderable delay very courteous young
priest procured the key. opened the great
door. and revealed most beautiful specl-
men Of the scripture wheel about 10 feet
in diameter and II in height, OF the richest
scarlet and gold aud black lacquer. The
actual cylinder IL enconpassed with tall
slender pillars supporting beautiful
wide canopy ~ lacquer. while the bsse OF
rests OH a stone pedestal 81 carved lotus
leayes--the inveriable symbol round The
throne Of Buddha--the Jewel on The Lotus.
This cylinder j., | think, hexsgonal, aud
tue handsome panels form six doors o.
The different compartments Of -. aocls.i.
astical bookcase, wherein rolled scrolls ar.
arranged in npr..nr order These treas.
ures are Gebl securely locked. which.
nowcyer. nosise lessons the merit acquired
by the dev0ut, who 10y the aid of spikes
projecting from the base. ~ from q capstau)
cause the heavy machine TO revolyc, sun.
wise. on lis own axis. Aiterward spent
several days In this small temple, TO secure
careful drawing OF an object at once 70
curious and 80 beautiful. While was III
work various japanese came IN, chiefly TO see
what was doing; several gave the wheel
a Turn, apparently ~ an excuse for having
come in, but evidently without one grain of
religious feeling connected with II. Even
The priests seemed anxious that should
understand IL was only curious relic Of "a
obsolete superstition. In fact, Of all whom
! saw approach the wheel here or else
where IN Japan. only noticed one wbs
appeared 10 be In earnest. and he was SO
IN very truth working OH a solemn task
with resolute purpose weary man and
heavy Laden, for he carried heavy burden
fastened on his shoulders, aud was toe
much absorbed 10 remember 10 lay II down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Political Notes.

10y W
NEw YORK, November 1.-THE Re1nub-
hcan National Committee have moved TO
Victoria Hotel, and Chairman Jones. sena-
tor Hobart. and Messrs. Elkins. Cbafee.
and Converse are to-day waiting the re.
ports OF the official count In the State.
The Democratic National Committee to-
day issued n call 10 "tbose interested In
Cleveland and Hendricks" for money with
which To defray the ordinary aud hneS-
pected expenses occasioned Dy the threat
ened dispute Of the electoral vote OF the
State Of New York.
The Maa and Express says: In the
counties Of the State week Is usually con.
sumed in the work. In tins city and Kings
county less time Is required. -Four years
ago the official canvass OF the State was not
completed until November 10th, ever a
week distant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
BactnE An England.
fHv sal,i. A A.. t,is..s...

LoSpoy. November 1.-THE Shrews-
bury November meeting began TO-DAY.
The great Shropshire handicap race was
won BY the Duke OF Beaufort's three-year-
old colt Eastern Emperor; caunon's four.
yeaf-old chestnut Oily Refine BlsnelA se.
eond; and Peek's aged chestnut horse
Friar Rush third. There were seven (tart-
ers. The betting ut the start was five to
one against Eastern Emperor: ten 10 one
against Riene Blanche; and three to gpe
against FYiar Rush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Lynchbur: Democrats Paint the Town
Red
Especial telegram to III. Disratch.i

TSneciaI ltIcerln % the DiSlstlh.l
LYNCHBURG. VA. November 1.-THE
greatest political demonstration ever held
in this section OF Virginia, surprising the
memorable demonstration OF the Harrison
campaign in lSi0 took place here tonight
under the auspices Of the Lynchburg
Democracy. Clubs from Bedford, Roanoke
Amherst, Campbell. and other counties were
in line, and the procession was mile
long. II is estimated that fully 5000 per-
sons were ia the parade. The town was
literally "panted red" The heavens were
ablaze for five hours. and 10000 people
slrged through the streets. There were
about ten open-air speeches OF five minutes
each, and enthusiasm ran high. Four
bands. including the famou, old Stoncwall
Band, diseoursed music. 1t was a mammoth
affair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va. November II. 1894.
OFFERINGS.
White, POI bushels. Mixed.
32S bushels. Red, i,72i bushels. Total,
J,3iG bushels.
CoRN.--W hite, 2,09s bushels. Mixed,
l,0G4 bushels.
OATS. 500 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. l5i bushels very good
at 94c. Mixed. 32s bushels good at SIC.
Red, 3,C62 bushels good 10 very good Long
berry 93 TO 0jc.; 304 bushels common 10
prime Shortberry at 20 TO SIC.
CORN.-White, l,0i0 bushel. very good 10
prime al - 10 .JJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Burnside :. Insane and Indigent.


WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE decree
Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia sdiudging insane j. o. l.. Burn
SIDE, late discussing officer OF the Post
Office Department, now under indictment
for tmbezzlement, was presented 10 the
Secretary Of the Interior to-day, and upon
his authority Burnside was committed to
the Government Hospital for Insane As
''ah insane person aud INDECENT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Steamship Aiirc.

~ telegraph 70 Inc Dlspdlch'I
SAVANNAH, November 1.-THE Steam
ship NachOochee, from savannah TO New
York, with passengers and miscellaneous
cargo. was discovered on fire or Charleston
last aIght. The matches were closed and
steam turned into the hold. where the fire
was supposed TO be. The vessel put back
TO Savannah, and the lire iSnow under con-
troll. Her passengers were transferred TO
the steamship Tallahassee and brought back
TO port. The extent OF the damage is not
vet known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

hvc Information hiss nos yet been received
ayc.s mem. and the Fifth Wisconsin dis.
u'c.: ",' 70 doubt, Is conceded by this es-
un,a'e ~ .ne Democrats. Mr.. Post. sccre-
.nsy VI .'c Democratlc Congressional Com
'h,.'.r, - no. now In the CITY. bu. II Is uu-
o'ito'n 'na' information has been received
~ w. oeu'ocfat'c committee rooms which
" not 10 accord with Mci'hersou', table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Fire last Ntxht.

Last night az IL o'clock an alarm OF IRE
was turned In from Box "a, corner Main
and Haryie streets. There was some mis-
take IN the working OF the wires. and Other
numbers followed 81. The alarm was
caused by the burning OF Mr.. A. L. Phil
lips's stables, s2s west Main street. The
loss Is not heavy, all Of the team. being
saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
THx PLEYARr COUNCIL.
faePrseeesings Not TO be Divnisrd- Members
srFsrmrr Councils Present.


10y telegraph 10 the Dispstch.I
BALiiAoRE. November ii.--The plenary
council rraSsembled at the Seminary OF 1t
Suinice to-day. and the consideration OF the
work CT the first chapter Of the proposed
seton was taken up. MeIabers decline to
give any information in regard to the sub
lecis under consideration. a. their action
WI haveto receive the appreciation OF the
rope before anything will be promulgated.
ans afternoon there wasa conference at
'he archiepiscopal residence composed
principally OF priests, but their action l.
kept ~ secret a. that OF the Council.
Archbishops Alemany. Of San Francisco,
snd kcnfick, Of It. Louis, are the only
memterS present Of thst order who attend
ed The first Plenary Council in 1852; and
81 Tue Bishops who attended the second
flenaTy Council, are Archbishops Elder.
Lamy. aud FeehaD. aud Bishop, Hen
messy. DE Goesbriand, Loughln. ana
Otonncn are the only survivors. This
evening 81 yespers at the Cathedral Bishop
BecS"r, OF Wilmington, preached on - The
thufch and Sciencc.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Arrested on the Charge Of Fraud.
Ii,y telegraph 20 the Dispstch1

MouNr TERgQy, \. Y, November H.
John VI. Masterton was arrested last eve
ming on the charge OF fraud. perpetrated
upon Charles Hendricks. who deposited
with Tie banking firm OF ]. VI. Masterton
& Co., in receiving from him q check for
81 900 on Friday afternoon last, when be
knew himself to be insolvent, and was
about TO make an assignment OF his
assets. The crime j. misdemesnor.
lie was taken before Justice j. II. Shepard.
at Mount Vernon. Masterton waived ex-
animation ana appealed his case 10 the
County Court, which meets December LIST.
when the matter will be land before the
grand jury. Meanwhile. Masterton was
held TO bail in 5000. Other charges are
expected TO he made against the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Governor HoadIy Means Business.
IBy telegraph 10 thc Dispatcb.I


CoLGNBrS, o., November ll.-tioTernor
iIoadiy has issued proclamation to the
citizens Of three counties in which dcpre-
dat.Ons have occurred on account OF the
strike among the miners. He enumeritcs
acts VI destruction by inccndisries, and in
Inmates that they are IN great measure
owing to the sympathy extended TO the
strikers by the citizens. and calls on the latter
10 Use all their efforts 10 preserve the peace
by discountenancing oil unlawful acts and
aiding The local authorities In their efforts
10 preserve property and the peace. He
assures them that il the disturbances con-
tinue they will be suppressed il ii requires
the entire military force OF the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Late weather Report.

ISpecisI teFcgram 20 Inc DIspatch.I
WASHINGTON. November l2-1:3I 4. NJ.
For The Middle Atlantic states, far weather.
north TO west winds. slight fall In temperI'
ture. higher barometer.
For the South Arlqntic states. fair we'd
thcr. slight changes in temperature, light,
variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
THE CITY FATHERS.

Organizing 20 Canvass the Returns-seenes
NJ che civ Hsii-Cievela.d's Lawyers on
Gsard.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspaich.l
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE alder
men Of this city act as the Board Of Can
,assers 10 count aud officially declare the
result VI the votes east on election-day.
Their duty Is TO compare the returns re-
eeived by the clerk OF the Board with those
flied IN the county clerks office. The latter
official Is BY law clerk Of the Board
Of Canvsssefs. When the aldermen
organize to canvass the vstcs they do SO as
supervisors. Twenty-thres Of tae twenty
four aldermen assembled nc the City Hall
shortly before noon yesterday. the only alb.
seniee being Alderman Patrick Kenney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
TIE beet.

when clouds are seen wis. men put on their
ciosks;
When great leaves fall, then winter Is at hand;
When the sun sets, VITO doth not look for night :
Untlmely storms make men expec, dearth."
The season OF change Is at hand. aud the wise
Itis only in temperate aud cold climate. that
man makes provision for the future.
The seasoa Of cold il approaching, and does 10
lad you prepared with suricIen, clo,hlngg
Remember the best aud mos, choice goods arr.
sold early aad as superior goods are always scarce
there is no chance Of duplication.
II you are interested In our subject (ssi whs,
nan is aotl, be good enough to examine the ex-
teusive stock OF
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHHDREN's OVER
COATS AND SUITS.
NJ NEVER WAS OUR STOCK 50 con-
PLEIE.
~ NEVER THE GOODS so POPULAR.
NJ NEVER THE EFFECTS so PLEASING.
~ NEVER THE PRICES so Low.
A. sAKs q CO.,
STRICTLY oNE-PRICE CL0THIERs,
lois MAIN STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE P0sr-osrIcE.
fuo III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
A Democratic Congressman Ina Cali.
fOrnin.

fBv telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
SAN Francisco, November Il.-Corrected
returns from the counties in The First con-
gressional district OF California give Han
ley. Democrat. 80 majority. The RepuDli-
cans concede' bis majority but will insist
upon recount. 1Ianley will be the sole
representative in Congress OF the Demo-
crazy Of the entire Pacific coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

We quote: Fine. s2as2.5O; superine,
S2.aj@s3; extra, si@si.2j: family, Si.2j
ass; Patent family, country, sj.35a
$50. Market very dun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Alabama Legislature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 1.-THE
Alabama Legislature met here to-day. The
Senate organized bv electing Thomas seay
president and w. l.. Clay secretary. The
House was called TO order. and, after the
swearing in Of members. adjourned until
Tomorrow. A CAUCUS for the election OF
House officers will be held tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Gold from Europe.

BY telegraph to the Disratch.l
NV YORK, November 1.-THE steam
ships DOnau and tmbria brought one mil
lion dollars in gold from Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
BALTlMORE.

BAL rMogE. November li.-Nirginu g.,
past-due coupons, 81; new 1908. ~
new 3's. jlt. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

LEXINGTON. n.y.. November ll.-Maud
:. to-day lowered her record to minutes
o. .ecouhs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
MARINE gNrELLIGENCE.

POETOF RICuNOND. NovENBER n, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford Norfolk. United >tstes
mail merchandise, Iud passengers, g.. n. TatuIs,
scent.
SAILED.
steamer old Dominion. smith. N-~ York, mcr-
chandisr aud passengers. o.. ", Alice &C.,
agents.
Il, amer Ashland, Pannin. Philadelphia, s.r-
rhsndisc AMI ps ssenger>.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS MEMS, Nav. IL 1854.
iBy Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamship William Kennedy, Parker. rryvi-
dance. aud sailed Tor West Polsf.
steamer HIchniOnd, boar, West Point, and sailed
Tor New ) ORR.
Steamship Guysndotte, Kelly. New Yors, tssd
sailed for West Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

Eiested By = small Majority.
IBy telegraph to the Dispsich.i
BURLINGTON, Iowa, November ll.-rne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

cfcisI canvass Of the First congressional
district was completed this morning. and
gives Hall (Democrat, majority Of 10 over
Wooison-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12


WASHINGTON, November l1.-Edward
Mcpherson, secretary OF the Republican
Congressional Committee, says that from
The most authentic information he has been
able TO secure the next House Of Repre-
sentetives will consist OF is2 Democrats.
al Republicans, Greepbacker tBrumm,
Of Pennsylvania). and Fusionis; Weaver,
OF Iowa..
As compared with the membership OF the
various parties In the present House. this
estimate shows loss OF 10 votes TO the
Democrats and to the independents. and
q gain Of 2e Republican and Fusiouisi
vote. This classification is subject 10 a
possible change OF two or three votes. The
election OF Weaver, OF Iowa. Fusionist
with Democratic proclivihes, Is only In
ferred froma dispatch published this N ,rn-
ing. One or two Of the Tennessee districts
are claimed By the Republicans, bu. posi-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. November IL. 1884.
SALEs-SFCOND BOARD. 200 shares Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12


THE VOTE IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. V, November ll.-Thc
Sub COmmittee OF the Board Of Coun-
~ Canfassers met again this evening. The
Twelfth Wand matter was considered, aud
the Democrats candidate in whose favor
the change Of votes was made refused TO
profit by il. The effect will be 20 elect The
Republican candidate for county treasurer
and coroner.
The vote oh presidential electors will
be officially canyassed tomorrow. IL Is
believed that there will be no change
Cleveland's plurality here is Gj'.
THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES NEWS.
NEW YORK, November ll.-Cahyas;ed
returns received this evening by the Demo-
cratic Committee from "A countic'. in
dicated a change OF votes 10 favor OF
Blaine against 80 lin Livingston IN favor
OF Cleveland. No returns had been
received by the Republican National Com
niittee at Victoria Hotel, and Chairman
Draper. OF tie Republican state Executive
Committee, could not he found. General
John n. Knapp, StalwaEt Republican from
Auburn, said he believed the official cum
Nass would make no material change in the
published returns.
III there IS any hitch" said he, - 1t will
be In New York aud Kings counties. Up
in the country the people know twenty -four
hours after the closing Of the polls what the
result Is. think IL Is u sure thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

NORFOLK, NoTcmber il.-Bcsi hand
picked. jajic.; extra, &c.. other grades. "a
Ste. Market quiet. sales are very duh.
and buyers do not care 10 pay more thsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12


| cannot express TO YOU under how great
an obligation / anu 10 YOU. | did not de-
sire the nomination for Vire-President.
Several voices. You will be President
four years from now."l IL became nv
duIy 10 accept il. went ~ lar as
! could over the State. and spoke 10 the
people frankly. a. have ALWAYS spoken on
public questions. and TO YOU. and 20 the
men and women and children who are at
home, tender nv heartfelt thanks on tins
day."
Following Mr.. Hendricks, Governor
elect Gray made short speech. in which
he said
"Time is near at hanl when the Demo-
cratic partv will have M opportunity 20
carry out its reform. The plea is put up
VIII we tuIn Republican ofiice-hoders
0utF Of course We will. This has been
contest between parties. The Republican
party. in It's 'weDty.iour years lease oI
POWER. has filled all the places with Repu1-
licans. and when the Democratic party
obtains power on the 4tb OF March n1Nt
We will expect from that lime as rapidly
as possible that the Offices will be iiileu
with Democrats. don't expect that all
Republican ofice-holdcrs will Returned Ou,.
There NAV be some widows holding Ser
ond-clasS post-office that will not be dis
turbed, but these big fellows VINO
have made money by fostering monop'
olies, 10 these expect Democratic
administration 10 say "Pack your grip
sacks, get your Saratoga trunks ready; you
may go 70 n cottage bv the sea for awhile
or II your health Is not good, yon mas 50
TO Europe; or II you don't want 70 90
that. YOU may take Horace Greeley. adj
vice and 'go West; when We need you
again we will send for you
Al night there was torchlight parade.
which Governor Hendricks reviewed 'ro"
a stand on Washington street. There wa
a great crowd on the streets, and much Ell,
thusissm was displayed. Everything pa'>eo
OF In good order.
After parade brief addresses we're maze
by Senator VOORHEES,, Hon. Joseph l.. NC
Donald. aud others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-31
HILLSBORO.
A Marriage-Failure Of Dry Goods
Firm-PersOnal and Local
Paragraphs.

Special to the Gazette.
Hillsboro, January S0.-Mr. o. w.
Ellington was united in the holy bonds
of matrimony to Miss Clara Mosley
this evening by Rev, II. Il. Cooper
The ceremony took place at the brides
home, Mr.. Ed Reeves house.
Mr.. w. II. Ellington of Pilot Point
is in the city Oh a visit.
The failure of a prominent dry goods
firm here is much regretted by all Of
our citizens. Full particulars Will
soon be furnished.
The candy pulling at Mrs. Bonds
residence last night, given by the La
dies Aid society, was very enjoyable
affair.
The county court meets on Monday
next. A full docket is on hand to be
disposed of.
A new dry goods firm Is one of the
things in the near future.
The telephone manager at this place
is going to quit the business because 1t
does not pay.
Hill county can boast of as fine stock
as any county in the state. MIR. Thos.
Myles, the owner of "Buckskin," the
elegant PAGER so much admired at Fort
Worth, Is wintering ''Buckskin" here;
Buckskin Is Hill county horse, and
is only four years old aud promises 70
turn out all com petors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-31
DAHLMAN BROS,
Clothiers and Merchant TailOrS,
I6 and 8 Houston Stree, Fort Worth, Texas

TO the senatorial solons.
The impression prevails tonight
that the legislature will pass all the
important fence-cutting bills before
adjournment but that the majority of
other measures will have Ego over to
the regular session. ~.
The message Of the governor to the
senate this evening had good effect
in awakening all to the. fact that but q
few working days remained. and that
necessary legislation In this limited
time could only be accomplished by
hard work. It is understood that the
executive Is firm in his resolve not to
reconvene the legislature, but If moth
ing is done he will hold
that his skirts are clear,
having given the legislature chance
to enact remedies which they failed to
utilize. A prominent senator re-
marked this evening that he was de-
spondent over the outlook two or three
DAYS ago, but that ho was satisfied
now that all the fence-cutting legisia..
ton that was necessary would get
through. !,
Good authority places ~
the proposed r"---'T
ali
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-31
WACO.
A Observation-Disclosures Failure-Ihe
Female COllege-More Fence
Cutting.

Special to the Gazette.
Waco, January S0.-W. Il. Harris,
sheriff of this county, and j. Nj. Drake,
Job printer, had u rencounter this af-
ternoon. Drake drew his knife and
was preparing TO use il, when by
ISLANDERS interfered. Drake gave bond
for his appearance.
1t is reported here this evening that
Cox & Bell, general merchandise,
Hillsboro, have made an assignment,
and that two or three Waco houses are
caught.
Waco Female college, the Southern
Methodist educational institution here,
will spend So 900 in building improve
ments, work to commence at once.
The fence-cutting item wired you
last night turns out correct. 1t was
Mr.. w. r.. Kellum's, six miles from
Waco. Six miles of wire We're de-
stroyed.
Mr.. III. +. Sillean has been appoint
ed manager of the Bradstreet Mercan-
tile agency at this point.
The Missouri Pacific officials passed
through to San Antonio. No news as
to reduction OF the force here.
City assessments point to IS ,0OO,-
600 values roll this year, an increase of
$500, 900 over last year.
Roland Reed is playing "Cheek" to-
night.
Summersh weather for two days.