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PERSONAL.

w. Il. Moore. Tyler, is at the Windsor.
JEFF Lamar, St Loui,, g ct the Windsor
L. Z. jackson, 81. Lsuis, is at the Wind
sor.
Clinton Stone, Clsburne, 4, at the Wind
cor.
Q. f. spratt, Corsicana, is at the Wind
e0r
Norvell 8. johnson, 81. Louis. is ns tn
Windsor.
T. F. Earchisou, OF Athens, Is at the
Windsor.
J.E. Shirley. Mckinney, is registered at
the Windsor.
George Bauer, OF Big Springs, is in the
city on hu5iness.
b. Jsffre and wife, Portland. Oregon, is
booked st the Windsor.
DR.. i L. Stroud, prominent physician
Of Georgia, is in the city.
Colonel Howe Y. Peyton, OF Arlington,
WAS in the city yesterday.
George G Smith, Waltham, Mnsssohu-
SITS, - stopping at the Windsor.
Ell. Cartsr, a prominent merchant OF
LonPview, WAS in the city yesterday.
Rooert NJ Ross. OF Webster cart fame,
Jackson, Michigan. is at the Windsor.
Colonel W Il Hughes left last evenit &
for st. Louis to be absent several weeks.
w. NJ. Waters, Of Galveston, was IN he
city yesterday greeting his AMY friends
Csptsin John K. Crump, q prominent st..
Louis commercial tourist, left last evening
for Cleburne and Hilsboro.
Mr.. Gabe Bersower, OF Fort Worth. IL to
be betrothed TO Miss Rosa Eppstsin, of
DenisoD, and the marriage will be consura-
mated ere long.
-. - l..
the refrigerator, warehouse and car bust
ness, is In the city. He desires TO organize
a com papy or companies for the slaughter
OF beeves and mutton and the shipment OF
the frozen carcasses TO distant markets.
Al the st George: @. Hant-lucy, New
YORK; james &. Hudson, Houston; W. 4.
Briggs, J. l.. 8ugenau, Waxahsohie. A. s.
Uiz J. III Heard, Chicago: W, J Spnl'
ding, s q Riley. Denton; John Snyder,
sss- uel BindaI Hutchins; II. o. Lindley,
Louisville; J. Elliott, Baltimore; James c.
Blakeney, Chicago; Thomas w. Wsller.
Louisville; A. w. Ward, Chicsgo; Br.d.
Banner, Ion.view; w A. Hancock and
wife, Aidlothisn; l J. Chambers. virrinis;
7 p, Powell. n. X. Parks, w-rabschie; O
u. CriE-r. Fort Scott; John Il glish. Cor
icsrr; X ii Emhree, Duck Creek; Scott
Y. Tennyson, st. Louis; II. p. OE,il
Dresden; Thomas Jenny, wrxahscbie; q.
W Pool, farmer.vlle; ". Conner, Mes
York; Pm shvarE Baird; Thoma.
Mcdonald, Elmo: +. ]. wilisms, Wars
hacbie; Carroll Bngrs, II. l.. Brepemsn
Terrell; G. @. spslding, Lebanon: r rur
neson, g.. Louis; John kcNil Ennis; X
q. wslirop, Cold Water, Michigan; Ja- q
Coplsy, Cedar Rapids; John ID. Pope, g.
Louis A. J. Underwood. Terrell; Georg,
a Riddle, Ban francisco: O. Il. Spoaft
Corsioana; W. w. Harris, 81. Louis.
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ABILENE.

ksILnsK. March is.-[Carrespondence. D.,
Las night we were again the Teoipient,
OF q gentle aud eir,sting shower and be
fore day the wind changed It's direction
Ana came from the north, rendering tbs
temperature rather unplea.autlg oooi, but
tbs Wind has ceased blowing nov and the
gul advancing In the sky, tbs day has be-
come quite pleasant aud the state OF the
weather ~ all that could We desired.
All W enterprise aud go.ahesd.a llveness
here. The sound Of the workmsp's axe and
ths carpenters hammer Is Tesoundlng
through the city from early morn till
dowy eveh and tho great number NJ build
irgs, from the p,latial mansion OF brick ~
stone down To the humble but ueRt and
during tho last three months Is astonishing
oar Industry and enterprise d. not
stop helr, fpr Taylor county 10 being
rapidly developed rs one OF the best
agricultural a Stricts IN the state. A vast
numher OF fruit, shrub and ornamental
trecs have been planted this year, which In
doc course OF time I'LL ensble our city la
beauty, fragrance and lovelin.ss TO vie with
the nos b0asted edens OF the east Some
attention in heinz given TO grape culture,
aud so far As tested il h the opinion oi men
OF experience and observation in that
branch OF industry that this section
whon properly developed will equsl II NOT
excel the much lnuded aud lar famed Pa
ciiic slope.
Land il cheap here now but will no. long
remain 80, and We would say 10 msA OF
moderate meHns, vhous avocstion is thSt OF
tillers OF tina soil and who are DESTROYS Of
bsuering their coalition by change OF 10.
cslitle1, TO como TO Taylor county.
The health OF our city u good. No
deaths.
There 10 some It'll, excitement over our
city election 10 take place April 1T, proxi-
mo. "A usual the "lus" don't want 10 20
out aud the "ouls" want 10 get TO-
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL,
Randall and the Peculiar Position He
Now Occupies.
Nc Is Successfully Playing the Role OF
Spbynx,
AFisssre that May widen into Yawn-
lug Chasm.
The Carlisle aud the Ession Ideas May
Clash
4 horotosons. Usinteresting Session
OF the Higher House.
NiscelIanesss Washington News Items
RANDALL.

WAsHrsorop. March 20. - Especial ] -
When Randall opens hi. mouth hereafter
everybody will hold their peace 10 hear
what he says Since his interview with Til.
den 1t ia thought he will affect the sly poll
tician In his course hereafter. The stu
alton is one OF expectation rather than fixed
policy, ana no persons know this better
than the democrats la toe house. Randall
10 informing himself bo'Ors he makes a
bsld move Of anv sort, such, for instance,
as antsgooizine the MORTON bill. Whom,
therefore, X ,ndsll speaks or acts 1t wall be
with authority and tor a purpose. His
co irse hereSiter will make him the central
figule in congress, Ia view OF the fast tAat
he reprt seDts the eas'rrn den.
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FORrY-HIGHTH CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.
eKNATG.

WILMINGTON, March 20--fPress IA rec
olutiou introduced by Mr.. Van Wyck was
agreed to, calling on the secretary Of the
treasury to furnuh the senate copies OF
accounts and vouchers OF the disbursip &
AGENT OF the department Of justice foe mis-
cellsneous expenses relating to star route
cases In the lest three years.
Mr.. Hoar then called up and the senate
reeumed consideration OF the bill inoress-
Ing the salaries OF the United States district
The pending question vas on Mr.: Nor
eup's amend ment. providing that the in
crease shall only appiy to judges hereafter
appointed.
M. George apposed the bill and Messrs.
DoIph and Sherman supported 1t.
Mr.. Morgan spoke 10 support oil bis
amendment and then the bill went over
till tomorrow.
Mr.. Allison. from The committee on sp-
propriations, reported favorsblv the house
bill TO provide Tor certain most urgent fe-
dciencies IN the appropriations Tor the
ssrvice OF the government for the hsc,i
wear ending June 30, 1884. Placed on the
calendar.
Mr.. Allison gave notice he would call IL
M tomorrow. -,
Confederation Of the Blair education bill
was resumed.
M. Van wyck remarked that the cleo
Ave franchise had been conferred By the
United States on he colored people Of the
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rusIsunpsr EXTRAORDINARILY.

Nellie BscE, q daughter departed from
The path of virtue. came TO this city q sh ort
time since and u is charged opened house
OF illrcpute, or ss the lrw terms IL, kett n
disordsrly house. She was arrested on
thst charge 10 appear before the city court
She appeared and MAS tried by jury.
found guilty aui fined sl00. Che did not
have ths money and has muce been CON
6ned 10 tina. miserable pea house termed =
station house, 80 full OF nth
snd vsrnin TO satisfy the lay. Al the last
meeting OF tho city council her case VIVA
brought before that body, asking that her
fine b- reduced or thst she be released with
the provso hat she leave the city. The
council decl ned 90 vet In the msttar and
while thew probably die right 10 that re-
spect. still u does not tppear hardly hu-
msne to compel woman, no ms.tsr II she
10 an outcesL. to serve out her time in such
Is miserable. dirty dungeon u, ,hs so-called
.ty rrifon ".
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AT THE THEATER.

East Lynne was again upon the boards
last evening, to a fair sizet audience. Mol
wi'hstanding the lness of Miss Ada Grey
mrs. Charles A. Watkins the work Was
not slighied 10 the least. Indeed the char
sctsr of Lady Isabel was brought out in
iull and In detail with clear cut distinct
ness of ell its meaning, equalled only
by the delicate delineations OF the
chlseled sculpture. The product OF jeal-
ously and It's inspirations, the strength OF
a wo uan's devotion 10 abe chose oil her
heart when sad suspicious sap the current
OF ron 'idenc and compel 10 reckless, in
petuous action, were ali given with nSt-
uralness that seemed pas ing resliiy TO q
riyeted audience. The representation o'
remorse and the dignity Of a once noble
nature degraded by the slimy serpent tsaf
ins,ill. insidiou. poison into
N l.,t tina wretch that seduced treats his
victim with contempt, wrnne the londsst
plsudits rom her hearers. But tue hne'
piece OF acting WAS the representation OF on
Abandoned bat DOW repentsnt mother ~
toe bedside OF neglected child dying with
a diu.sss that notherly care might have
checked II not ayerted aud the subsequent
disclosure ofhrrself, then in disauise 20 the
baby Of her being 80 also the discovery to Der
divorced and remarked husband. Each
word. sc,ion ana accentuaii0n was ss per
feet ls.s night in all these sorrowful scenes
A. those which piscsd Matilda Heron H.
Camille as peerless in her role. The story
and the plot are thrilling throughout. are
fou-ded 10 not on particular fscts. at less
on dsilv experience. Deeply cciored thouRt
thew he, they are not overdrawn, and thu
yividly expose the skeletons that many
bousehold closet enclose for the instruction
and the weeful warning against repetisions
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Corner Main and Lamar

similar errors In domestic and social life.
L,t IL be said that Misa Gray In perfect IN
the part. anu that ahe was splendidly eup,
ported by Mr.. Thompson ~ Archibald
CaIlyle. SO feelingly does the lady enter
into the spirit Of the Niece, 10 wrapped up
In intensified feelings IN she thai positive
exhaustion and nervous prosira lon almost
dinhbieA her from the effort TO
dirohe her stage costume and re-apparel
herself until some moments alter the cur
tain has dropped. Miss Gray carries with
her from Dsllas additional testimony OF
her tremendous power as an actress without
superior In her sphere
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How They Nominate in Mexico

Mexico has no political convention. The
newspapers do the nominating. The pa
pers begin a discussion Of candidates about
= wear previous to the presidential election.
Next they "postulste," or nominate, GER
tain candidates. at the head OF tue paper
vii appear 1--WE postulete" 50 and 80. nam
ing the Journals choice. Then. on election
dnv, the voters assemble At the polling
pl sces, ard each deposits written ballot
for electors, who are to constitute the cleo
torsl hoard OF the state. The law stpu!sies
that the ballot must he written and imme.
distely deposited under the inspection q
the supervisor. Sometimes the voters OF
the different parties will meet lie" hou1'
prey,ous and agree upon some candid to,
but us ally esch voter has made choice oil
candidates without any pleasure from parry
mschinery
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Although many are prsdisposed to lung
troubles from birth, yet even such may es-
cape consumption. or other pulmonary or
bronchisi disease, II due care and wstchful.
ness bs observed, and sll exciting cause. are
promptly treated as they arise. H. is in
ihese cases Dr.. Jarne's ErpeCtorant eIer-
cises it's most bens fetal effects and has pro-
duced the largest proportion OF is cures
Besides promptly renewing coughs and
colds, which, when lett to Themselves ara
the immediate causes OF tubsrculous devel-
opment, this standard remedy sllsys any
inflammation which may exist, aud by pro
mOing easy eXpsctoration, cleensts the
lungs OF the substances which clog them
40, and which rapidly deetroy when suffer-
ed 10 r,main.
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A BREACH THAT 4, WIDENING. +.

wAsHISoroE, March 20.-[speoial.l-ThS
senBstion OF the day Is the widening ~ this
Randall and Morrison wings OF tho demo.
cratic party. The subject "a one Of general
comment. RIA dali pur,uea firm, persisi'
ent course. holding the presidential contest
in view with spirit of Cancellation toward
the rest of the tariff. Morrison will moi
yield from his bill and is nocused of inspir.
ing tie ultra specials from hero to the
Courier. Journal. Tho trouble 10 not les
sened suy by the d>ba'e on tine whisky
bill to day, on which Randall and Morn
son are wide apart
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Notions, Trunks and Carpebs. at

People have been humbugged much that + Is nearly
impossible to get them 20 BELIEVE an ADVERTISEMENTS
but have asked you 70 and buy any SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless IL the TRUTH Therefore, tell
that Mr.. IL. Mittenthal has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock OF bankrupt goods
consisting OF the above, and knowing thing i'm
possible for us to take of Spring Stock goods that
daily arriving unless room; therefore,
will you viii be surpr beyond your own belief
worth Of goods at prices that will asonish well
as please you. These goods spread OUT
counters loose Come and convince yourselves
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POSTAL pOINTs.

WAszIYornB. March %. - TSpeoial.l-
The post-oiics Of Msrrimen, Esstland coun-
ty, is established, and the office ot Apex
San Sabs county, discontinued. The Apex
mail now goes 10 Field Crack. J, .. Hoke
WAS nominated for pos,masssr AT Tern ole.
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ANOTHER SURPRISE.

WAsHIHaroS. March 20 Especial. 1.-The
president again surprised the Texas repub.
iicsns to-day by nOi eending 10 the senate
nominations for Judge, marshal and col
lcctor at Brownsville,
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WhsntHaroS, MarcN 2O-TjpeoiAl Nv.
A. Fields OF Texas disbursiDg clerk OF the
house, has been aelected ~ ono OF tho com
mittse o, five OF the democratic auxiliary
campaign committee, made up OF house
smnlOyes
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ANfISEMI,NTS.
Ada Grsy rppears a, Sherman tc-niglt.

Ada Grsy sppears a. Sherman tc-niglt.
@. Il. Bishop plays in Warahachie on
tuesday, April Sth.
Mr. Benton will leave for San Antonio In
about ten DAYS.
Professor o. q. Fowler lectures in San
Bernard no, California, on the sd, "a
and 25'b.
The Tourists will open with matinee n
week from tomorrow.
Miss Rose Ey,irgs produces Rose
Michel" here shortly.
A grand gift csrnivsl 10 TO be held a. the
theatre shortly. l. will surpass all similar
previous exhibitions.
Mr.. A. r Phelps who PLAYS Lord Mount
Severn to Miss Grey's Lady Isabel, is vet
er,r OF FORTY wears in his profession. He
vas particular friend OF Forest, the elder
Both end old Tom HAmlir.
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A. & T. MITTENTHAL'S
LIyERYsfEN's MEETING.
Cos ~ Oio ELM STREET.

The liverymsn Of the c.ti he'd a meeting
90 the Cffics Il Frank Wheat itst evening
Tor the purposr ~ sgreeiug upon stipu-
lated seal OF price,. The reckless manner
In which the j. hus OF the CT, have abused
paueit public aud the cutting or Jug
Citing indulred in with reference 10 charges
made it necessary Tor the owners Of teams
to have some ded1'ts or Fixed
understanding corosrrinE charges. There
we're dczsu or - lvrrvmen present,
but just exact = what they DID caunot at
this iunctue be given TO- The public 40 the
reporter was unceremoninus fired" out
oi the mest'nr. II is 10 o. hoped however,
that they decided ON come plan that
viii reGul sto The very business aud better
satisfy heretofore mucn abused public.
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A DEMOCKATIC CAUCUS.

WAsBINsroN, March 20.-TPress. There
will De q caucus of democratic members OF
the house some time next week. The date
Il not agreed upon.
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sIGSIFICA Mt.

WAsHISGroS, Msrc1 20.-[rres, Lat
evening President Arthur called upon Gem
erai Grant nd they were clossttd together
for two hours.
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POSTAL rELECEAPuY.

WASHINGTON, March 20 Especial. -
George ID. Roberts, OF tue Postal Telegraph
compsny, appeared bsfore the house COM
rnittee on pott offices aud cost roads to-day
and made an argument in support OF the
proposition of that company TO enter into
q contract with the government for tsls
graphic service. Representative Budd, OF
California, also appsrrsd before the
COMMITTEES and argued the pro-
posed contract OF tho Postal Telegraph
company was defective in form
and On bstapce. 1t WAS a trick OF the Mackey
oeupaign aud WAS introduced for the sole
purpose OF preventing the passage OF the
Sumner bill, establishing q government
postal telegraph. THIS company proposed
TO prevent government action on postal
biography for ten years and yet II was
only bound to transmit ct the proposed
rates In free delivery cities and could gouce
the small places II 1t choose for seven years
The people west OF the Mississippi
we're to suffer under the eIiAtina
axorbltant rules, rs the company
vas not to build there for that period. The
proposition. plainly put. is TO kill the Sum.
ner postal telegraph bill, 10 throw awav a
privilege " rth $40 600 900, to estop postal
telegraph relief Tor Ten yesrs and TO aid this
1ew corporation In forcing consolidation
With old ones or prrtsct their lines and
rights against transfer. which the bill does
not provide. lnonuclusion Budd denounced
jhe bill as 100 which should be stransled
h iucipiency, aud declared nothing short
efa postal telegraph system would sstisiy
the people.
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4 BONANZA FOR HOUSE EMPLOYEES.

WAsHrSeroE March 20 -[Press.l The
iouse committee on accounts have unani-
nously agreed to repor. to the house res
slu tion TO give all ernployes OF tina, BODY,
,xceps those who were appointed subse'
tuent to February 4, 1888, M extra month
Ssy. The effect II thi. resolution will ne
10 give oil employees except Gaines, tue
itenogrspher, aud few others appointed
Turing the closing days Of the session and
vho psrformet comp srativelv little work,
IN extra months compensation. a report
vii be submltted giving conclusions reach
I'd by the subcommittee during their IN
veati0at iou of the subject.
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The In Flora de SAu,iez Haya cigar
are the most popular clear Havana cigar
from New York 10 San Franc SEQ. Call and
examine them 80
HlcKor & PATTFRsoS's.
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How to DO IL.
Tho Western Citizen, oi Indianapolis, In.
di ana, stc,e,: Mr. Hnrrc J. NJ II er, asso-
ciate editor OF this paper, was ri eyed by
81. Jaclb'l o ! Of a severe attack OF rheum-
ftism.h
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NOMINATION AND CONFIRMATION.

WASHINGTON. March 20-[Press. ]-kon
iination: Postmaster: John j. Hoke,
Oonfirmatjop: Joseph E. Irish, Wiscon-
ain. consul at Cognac; Abrap j. Clifford.
Hudson, New Y rk. Indian agent, Fort
Borthold, Dakota.
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HAWAIIAN Beauties.

The Hawaiian lady 10 a voluptucus, coed
humored, soft-bearted, swse.-iempered, ten
der eyed, merry. making creature, OF q fas-
cInating form and most languishing, Iona.
ing, admir-. ton seeking. yet deaure cast OF
court-narce, with enviable advantages OF
nhysiqne in the way OF teeth, eyes, hair
form and complexion. SIZE has the ability,
an we'll 80 her sterner companion. .of de.
c,rnipg the laughsble eide OF sn jet ard
crack rg Q sly Joke thersst. European edu-
cation has greatly improved and instructed
the rentlsr sex OF Hawaii, bat IL mus be
confessed that 10 has signally Jailed 10 curo
the exusorAnee of their spiriis, or tame the
,rour,uosity OF their sentiment, or convert
them into sirsiehi-lscsd priss, they whose
natures are 90 boisterous 40 the bounding
billovsof their sea-swept rocks.
MARLIN, Tx, March ID, l6s4.-lso co.,
Received Of r. b. Parrot. business mans.
ger reras Benevolent sssoc'a'ton, 80 w
full payment under certih ste $50, termin
ssed BY the death Of Il. H Haley.
IsignedJ L. ID. HAILsY, beneficiary
Wituees:
n. H. Curry.
b. u. Clark.
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WASHINGTON, March 20.-fPress. l-rne
house committee on { reign affairs today
agreed TO report favorably ciil autnoriz-
irc the return 60 China of the residue OF
the Chinese indemnity fund.
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WAsnIHoroI, March 2.-tPress. I'm
medis,ely after the reading Of the iou 10 ,
Turner, OF Georgia. called mp the Virginia
contested election case OF Garrison against
Mayo. The report declares contestant
Garrison entitled 10 the seat. Marc, the
sitting member, was heard in his own be-
halt
At the conclusion Of his speech, and after
further debs.e. q resolution declaring Gar
rison entitled TO his sea, was unanimously
adopted, and that gentleman appeared aud
took the osth OF office.
Ga motion Of Keller the conference re-
port ON the military acsdemy appropriation
NIL vas taken M aid Sgd ~ The BIZ
q paved sppropris'es s3l4.5.sI
TIE morning hour wac ispeneed with
and the hon without or position went into
cnmm,ttee OF the whole on the tended sx-
teosion bill Its features were exolsined BY
willis. who declared the failure 70 pas the
bill meant bankruptcy ard rnin TO manv oI
the most important and influential hrms In