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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY, OCT. q.
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK ........TU Els DAY. OCT 10. 1856.
ARRIVED


Steamer (Br Campbell Glasgow Oct s. Neville
with dse ana To BT0s Sent %
port IA days with mdse and passengers TO Morgan AT
stesmer GiucEani Ger, Fortman Newcastle Is days.
in ballast to Cape ATyeG at the Ear am at 80 %
se and passengers to Kunhardt Co. Arrived at the Bar
Eldorado Byne New Orleans days with mdse to
steamer Hudson Freeman, New orleans days with mdse
steamer City San Antonio Wilder
Royal days with mdse and passengers TO Mallory geo
folk with mdso and passengers to dominion Co.
ASs se day with empty
barrel, to order vessel TO Carsten Boo.
| SUNSET-Wnd at Santv toox, moderate E. cloudy.
At City Island light Sc: cloudy.
| Arrived yesterday
Steamer Spain tBr GnGths Liverpool oct Queenstown
T. mdse and passengers to FW Hurst Arrived at the
Steamer 'Poara ee schade Hamburg days mdse
steamer Niagara ESans Havana days with mdse and
ssp ii @ Williams London 81 days. with
privateer of St John: 81 Masers Almera 60 day
CLEARED.
Steamer Yoxfori Br, Crosby. CardiG-Lawrence Giles
steamer Bohemia (Gep Karowa, Hamburg-Kunhardt
steamer Elder (Ger Hellmers Bremen Southampton
oerchs & Co.
Steamer callao Br schotz, Ciudad Bolivar-Thebaud
Steamer Ell Paso Quick Van Sickle
Steamer ChattahoOchee Catherine SavannahH Yonge r.
steamer Walker Norfolk. Newport News and West
steamer Glaucus. Berry. BosoD-H Dimock
Ship Fritz (Ger) Rolling. Bremen-uermann koop co
Bark Richard Parsons Th0rndke, lOkOhoma-CaIter Haw
ley & Co
BARK Edward d Jewett (Br. Lockhart Bordeaux-scam.
nell Bros.
Bark Mary Fink Daniels Cardenas-wayden Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Arizona Liverpool Genfaloch London, Alert
Belize Bernard Para; FL Caao Cudad Bolivar Chatahoo-
chez, Savannah.
Also saIed-via Long Island soundsteamer Genwhney.
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Oct ls-Arnved Lord of the Isles (Br)
Felgate, from New-York
l7-Sailed, Egyptian Monarch Obi, Morgan,
for New-York
LIVERPOOL oct l8Arrved. steamer Tycho Brahe (Beg),
Gregory from NewYork.
GoTfESBUKG. Oct 9-Arrived slavonia (Ger),
Metz enthen from WORK.
CHRIsIAYsASD to Oct l9Sailed steamer Geiser (Dan)
Moller for New-York.
HAvRR Oct l9-saied. steamer Hammonia tGer schwen.
SEN from Hamburg hence for NewYork
lsSaied steamer Cilunum (Br). Mace for NewYork
GIBRALTAR Oct l9-Arriyed. steamer Carl Konow tNor
Offers, New-York.
SHANGHAI oct l7-Saied. steamer Adelaide (Br). - for
New York.
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BITS OF LEGAL, NEWS.

In equity term Of the Court OF Common Pleas Judge
DAILY yesterday took testimony a suit In which William
Damerel as Of the person of Catherine
reenn aside the transfer by her OF house
and in West Thirtyseventlst to her sister Cynthia
The defendants James askng OF Cynthia
Greenn. Edmond Lippod infant and the House Of the
Shepherd OF Tompkins Cove, Rockand County N V
The complaint that Catherine was of unsound mind
April 1873 when she conveyed the property for c0nsier
ton OF aerward December H. 1885 she
aIudced to be unatc Cynthia died December 26 1855
decision reserved.
motion for the appointment Of commits oners 10 deter
mine the amount 10 be paid the city for the use OF Broad
and other streets In which the Metropolitan Transit
Company proposes place elevated and other railroads
argncd before DOnOhue Court Cham
yesterday, but adjourned by consent to Friday
morning.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. oct l9In tho Supreme Court Of the United
States 10. day the following business transacted:
No 3j2-S w Little and Others appellant, agt Ezekiel
Giles and others. Submitted pursuant to 10th rule by NJ
Marquette. > Harwood, John II Ames and WalterJ Lamb
for appellants, and by Woolworh and Burr Tor ap-
pelees.
No 1l5O-Tho Town OF Oregon plaintiff in agt.
Eliza Jennings. Submitted pursuant To goth rule by James
Edsa for plaintiff In and by Packard for de-
PENDANT In
No 749-The Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern Kan
sas Railroad Company appellant. agt r. H. Brewster At
General Argument continued by watson Tor ap
pellee and concluded by George McCrary for appellant
No. SiSThe Choctaw Nation, appellant agt the United
United States. appellant agt the COctaw Nation AT
begun by John Weed for Choclw Nation and con
tinued by jeremiah Wilson and John Weed for Choctaw
Nation
Adjourned until to.morroM at II O'Clock.
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Ruthvan. lawyer Of this city the spokesman He was
received Mt Henderson and Mr Cover OF the company
end informed that the company recognized the justice OF
the passengers claims and would pay them at once Those
who by the Miranda received about <8 EACH and tho
who came BY rail 2 The rest Of the about
800 s In st Johns and will leave there the Ethop
Some Of disposed 70 md fault with tho
company for sending vessel with weak machinery
claim with the Anchora but the ant
about Captain Small keeping the vessel north out OF the egu
lar xpaned by Mr. Ruthvan and others
They that he did because he believed that with the
screw repared he could make 81 Johns without difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
NEWARK.

state Controller Anderson and Treasurer Toy. OF New
Jersey yesterday went t. jersey City and paid to the city
for 100000 account Of the railroad
10y the State Board Of Assessors for municipal
This is the first this account the courts
have not yet decided the question OF valuation.
In the courts yesterday William O. Hoffman, WHO killed his
wife and then attempted TO commit suicide year ago.
pleaded guilty OF mansaugher and sentenced 10 yess
at hard labor in state Prison.
Matthias Darby who pleaded guilty TO indictments for GRIM
na conduct with girls, sentenced To eighteen
months in the PententIy each Of three indictments and
a OF $l4 each
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BROOKLYN.

John Cury. patient the Brooklyn Hospital suffering
from derun out of window yesterday and
received internal injuries from which he died.
Mrs Louise Caroline Saunons suit for limited divorce from
the Rev. Benjamin Stanton the Fort Greene Presby'
terrain Church, has been put over until December,
Jacob Thomas who Raymond Street Jail awaiting
trial charge of mans lighter married on Monday in
the OF Sheriff Farley the Jail 10 Barbara Neder
young girl whom rs engaged before his ar
Company replied To Mayor Whitney yesterday that the COM
pany ready imm eatcy with the construction
OF It's road IN Aancave soon as the city authorities
the right TO do
James Rogers of No. 007 Thirdaye. into liquor
shop the door his and called for whskey.
bottle OF carboc stood close hand and while the bar
keepers back turned he drink OF IT, He Is the
coachman mixed the family troubles OF Thomas Clifford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
HONE MEL S.
PROMINENT ARufvALs.

Hotel Byvns,o<ek-Tns Dusxess de Luynes Of France
Lieutenant T. Aubrey and lieutenant B. yieneuve q the
French Navy and MGR H. Leslie Elia OF the Brtsh Army
Clarendon I'd: CoelhO Comes. Of the Bra,Ilian Il
ana I1t1srSsy General l. NJ Gwinn, Of Maryland
frat Aau He.EI Governor Redfeld Proctor OF Yer
ent the Rev r. r. Kane, of Belfast and Pny T. sexton
81 Palmyra n. Y..-Fyfih Hrenue BoteL-Judge Alton D.
Parker Of Kingston N T. and Colonel George Gibson u s.
Army Evtren Housefnsurance commissoner Henry j.
Renmund. of Ohio HOFFMAN House-Insurance Supern-
tendent r. A Maxwell Of Albany and the Robins
OF Philadelphia Gtsep Houss-Genera George b. Williams,
Of Indiana York Eot<L-Senator Il Z. Connolly Of
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FAILURE OLA LARGE HOP FJBv

George d. Baremoro william H. Losee Horace Walker
constituting the firm Of Baremore Co, heavy dealers in
hops 43 Broadway yesterday made an assignment 10
Lawrence Drake giving preferences for $50 g. as
Bcnner Wilcox 81 go 81 Town.
send BARRYMORE slbO32 % tandel, ia Bll-
SAC $780, the Irving National Bank 800
Brouierr OF Malone n. y 5000 two notes due 10 IN.
known holders, Tor ~, 300 each.
The has been existence many years. Heavy in
yesnents IA hops at high prices year
The failure Is said ~ be- due fall pces and
Ing demand The hrn thought he worth ri so 900
AZ nlur
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referred particularly the work Of Rapsts among Roman
Catholics and told OF former prost who had recently
e him to learn Of 1t thai Dr.
Fulton referred Father Sherman formerly Of the Church
OF the Visitation OF who married Miss Mccoy
The association selected Leonard Richardson of the WAsh
ngton Avenue Church George For
W. Jones clerk John Wescrvslt
qhrrShss showed much l,rGsst church In
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NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

PLAINrIEID-The survivors OF the l4h Reg imen New.
Jersey Volunteers held their annual reu Mon yesterday.
HOBOKRy.-Mrs Abbie Mcintyre, handsome young
widow has instituted proceedings against Richard Havens
well dealer TO 50 900 for breach
and loss OF reputation. Mrs Mcintyre lived at 40 237
BoOmfed-st until short time when she
81 West Eleventhst. this city with her children
husband died about two and shortly she
became acquainted with Hayens. who wiiOwer
children. Ravens denies the widows charge and says
he has had relations with her
clally when she was IN difficulty.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 90 1885

years. Her Immediate IL Miss Pagan who the
ActnR principal She has taught In the schools for thirty
years. Yesterday the trustees presented their report 10 the
Committee Teachers the Board OF Education and Miss
Pagan urged her claim TO tho promotion Mr. Tnsdale
the the said that the Board perfect
accord with regard TO the appointment OF Miss Williams
She regarded as OF the best principals In the Ward
named there would be several others who
presented before Miss Pagan. Tho committee Will
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TRYING TO OBTAIN HER Boy.

Another application made in Brooklyn yesterday by
B Cahane W. Valentine In regard TO the custody OF her
son Ludlow charge months
ago placed with Professor O. Young Of No 2l2 sum
claimed that the child not properly
his mother not allowed TO see him alone The
the SAID that Mfs Valentine
claDdestinely
school where he doctor mixed
fina IA lass boy. II anything happened TO
I'M, The MOTHER have s660o0 money.
reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
THE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY,
ABLE WINNERS.

ABLE WINNERS.
The programme for odays racing at Baltimore is good
one although OF starters in Of the races is
small The first dash Of mile special weigh t
Hmaaya ought to the
place honors named TO start for the Oriole
Handicap miles. At the weights Hecand To- is likely
should be her closest attendant Rupert
developing excellent horse and ought TO win the
lImile race as advantage in weights
Voante II Voante is just right however Rupert Will know
race Favor is the best one in the heat
race and should capture first Silver Cloud should
Bearer second
FIRST RAcE-rURsE $500 WEIGHTS MILE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
THE COUNTRY CLUES RACES.

OF the Country Club at Pelham have hllod well
promise good sport They will begin tomorrow AMI VII
be co ntinued Saturday. being He'd
o'clock pony will be especially attractive
Wild Cedarhurst uckshO Ginger and imported
mare spnster owned by Belmont jr entered
ceplechae the short for Country Club
weIl-knOwn jumpers will take part
special train from the Central Depot
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LONG ISLAND.

ROCKVILLE CRSTRRThe fremen Of this place held their
home festival Firemens Hall last evening
LONG ISLAND CIlYWhe driving up the west approach OF
Ehret the brewer was thrown from the
buggy under OF the Havemeyer Sugar Company
and Instantly killed.
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ALONG THE SOUND

BRIDGPoRT.- Patrick J. Reed killed by New.
Haven Railroad train yesterday the East Side lie
leaves wife and four children Louis Potter Howard
Abbott and Edward HOy OF South Norwak who were cap
sized in the yacht Irene In the Sound OF that Sunday
rescued by Captain Beck with schooner len
Rogers reached South NOrwalk Monday.
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fJIICACn BADLY DEFEATED

CHICAGO Oct l9-When called this afternoon for
the game OF the Worlds Championship SERIES there
were and 5000 people the grounds. Not
outstanding the introduction OF the new system OF double
umpires considerable dissatisfaction with the vari
and the system general voted not gilt
ering The following is the score by innings:
ST Louis .........................2 2 0 o 0-l2
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

VERPLAYcKs-Dip hthera is prevalent that the public
schools have been closed.
MI VKRSoS-The hirteth anniversary OF the ncornora
ton Trinity Parish will be celebrated to morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
00NTRSrlNa EZRA pRIxnlpALsulp

The school trustees OF the Ninth Ward presen
name Of Miss Isabella Williams Miss whitney
principal Of the primary department OF School No Al In
Greenwich Mss Whitney resgned Aftsg teaching for Nifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

The Metropolitan and York clubs played innings
game Polo Grounds yesterday the result being vic
tory League Both sides played sharply In the
field. the batting was light The score was
Newly OrkS. L " VI
The NewYork and Brooklyn clubs play on the Polo
Gram DO fadaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20
BAPTIST WORK ON LONG ISLAND

The twentieth annual session the Long Island Baptist
Association was begun yesterday the Washington Avenue
Baptist Brooklyn Dr. Justin d. Fulton preached
ANNUAL npop Church Work and its Mssion" He
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MAXINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rises 6ls Sets 500 Moon rises ll27 Moons age. %
wArEL
<M-sandy Hook 0:I8 Gov. Ispd. 040 He'll Gate. 2:29
PX-Sandy Hook 0:34 Gov. Isrd- 0;59 Hell Gate. 2;4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

Those who have lost all their teeth are tn
only persons who have not fallen IN love with Macmillan
Handicap Tooth powucr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44Leri gton-sve., between 10Th .nt bth stt
Hours-StoL toI Diseases Of the Nervous system
Genlto Urinary OrganA Impotence and sterllity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

Cleanliness and purity make Parkers Hal
Balsam the favorIte color restorative
To regain your health PaTkers Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
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: PHILADELPHIA Oct 10 (Spe ciaD Clement A Girls
conf cpresden OF the international Navigation Com
pauy said yesterday that the report OF the purcha OF
he Inmar. Line by the international Navigation Com
any Wa Hprematare answer had as yet been re
oe ysd from the Inman Company.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Announce nentA

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs WIysLows SYRUP should always be used for
CHILDREN TRErNG IL sOOTHEs the CHILD. soFTENs the
GUMS ALAYs PAIN CURES WIND collie and II the Beet
REMEDY FOR DLARgHGA. Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-20

G.. G.. Shayne, manufacturer Of ssalskin gar
urs will retail At lowest cash whole
Altering ami repairing Iona Fashion
book Tree. No. los Prlncest near BroadwAy
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

The city directory of 1856, when
the population of New York was
about $4,000, contained only S45
names, a very small proportion of
the whole number of inhabitants.
The directory of this year contains
3l3, 1922 names, or about one every
five of tho population within the
municipal district. a century ago
the northern limit from which
names were taken was Roosevelt
and Cherry streets on the cast
side, and Doy street on the west
side. Now the northern limit is
the southern boundary of Yonkers.
fourteen and 4 half miles from the
City hall. Among the names IN
the directory of 1856 are those of
Blocker, Brcvoort, Beekman,
Crugcr, Cortland, D6sbrosses,
Hamilton, Goelet, Jay, Livingston,
Remsen, Roosevelt, Schuyler,
Schermcrhorn, and Vandam. Many
of the representatives of the ODD
families of that day have entirely
disappeared, and more oftho repre-
scntatives of the old families of
the present had not been emerged
from the common multitude. In
1856 Philadelphia was the metro
politan city and political capital of
the country. What 4 wonderful
growth New York and the whole
nation has made in 100 years.
New York Commercial advertiser.
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Real Estate Transfers.


Transfers recorded by II. NJ,
LOWS, county clork, for the week
ending October s.
A. B Guyton to Carrie Rankin,
5 SO acres Isaac Jackson, league
$50.
VIM. May ct al: to Annie May,
lot 3 block 10 city of Brennan love
and affections.
]. C. Petty and wife TO c. Rasch,
l54 l-3 acres James Schricr league
$1,000.
Sam Stone to VIM. Rodcnbcck
Sc IL c. c. Givcns league Sl662
80.
J. b. VanNcss TO Babcr and Lau-
dcrdalc, Hanks league $3.50.
W. X. Baker ct al to IL. q. Tatum,
2 IL acres in Burton S275.
Minna Lampc ct al to VIM. Lam
pc, 1913 acres CIampett league
$4,000.
August Glesc and wife to August
Hooker 81 acres Woodward leguc
S2430.
J. J. Hoffman, and wife to Au-
gust Miller, II. II. Coo lcagc SlOSO.
c. B. Shepard to mary f. Scarcy,
2G0 acres, gift.
C. B. Shepard TO J. A. Shepard.
200 acres, of land gift.
G. B. Shepard to F. a. Shepard,
223 acres, gift.
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Died.

At his residence, near the city,
at . p. m, on tho 9Th INST, o. II,
p. GARRETT, aged 20 years, 4
months and 6 days.
The deceased was one of the
pioneers of Washington county,
having came here in 1886 or 1888
from South Carolina and had re-
sided here to the day of his death.
He was gentleman of good odu-
cation and had frequently served
the people in an official capacity.
Prior to the war he was judge of
the county court. He was one OF
the most upright and honorable
men that ever lived in the COM
munity, and was one of the few
men of whom it can be said never
had an enemy. Judge Garrett was
the father of Hon. c. c. Garrett of
this city. The county has lost ono
of its best and most worthy ciu-
zenS.
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To An IMPARTIAL PnhIic.

Let justice be- done, though She Heavens
fall"
In March. lSS6. an outrage WAS
porpetratcd on family near Bur-
ton, Texas. The whole communi-
ty were innamcd and excited.
Rebel McNclIy. Dorsc Birchfcld
and Nick Gentry were accused of
1t. Gentry was found dead in q
water hole with his throat cut.
Birchfold was arrested aud put in
Jail. McNelly fled for safety, but
was betrayed, captured and lodged
in Jail. Excitement ran so high
that Il Just judge changed tine venue
OF the cases. At the September
term OF the court in Waller county
the eases came up for trial the
district attorney dismissed the in
dictment against BirchlicId on the
grounds that there was no evidence
connecting Birchiieli with the al
legged crime.
McNelly was tried an two out of
three indictments and acquitted by
two juries composed of good men ;
the third Indictment was dismissed
The cases were ably prosecuted by
an efficient district attorney, be-
fore an upright judge and in both
casos the iurics were only out
short period of time.
Thus it appears that justice has
been done and my text vindIcatcd.
But how terrible the consequences
to family of high standing and
merit during tho delay. l.. IL. |
McNelly and Carrie Check inter
married at tho close of the late
war; two chilnren were born rs
pledges of their love. A lovely |
daughter died some years after
the death OF her father. Rebel |
McNclly alono was left to comfort
his widowed mother.
L. II. McNelly by hcrOism and |
nobility of character, died in the
rIpcncss of statewide reputation
and his name became household |
word to all Texas. To accuse his
son of so grave a crime was q slur
on the memory of his father and
crushing to the heart Of his mother.
So the result of those trials will
be hailed with delight all over
Texas among old soldiers and citr-
zons who admired the soldIcrly
bearing of Capt. McNoIly during
the war and who appreciated his
services to the state after the war,
and by all people who sympathisc
with meek Christian woman in
distress.
l write this brief statement in
Justice TO the memory of bravo
man, and in Justice to q griot
stricken woman as we'll as to Rebel
because many false and
3candelous statements of the mat
Ter got into the public prints at
The time with no chance of Il reply
and that justice, though tardy.
may be done. Respectfully,
JIG. MORRIss.
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BURTON, October, ,, 1SS6.-Bur-
ton is on Il big boom. To-day an
enthusiastic meeting OF the citizens
to elect the Peoples ticket IN
November next; now within the
bosom OF man there is great
warmth and he is careful 10 hurl
no hasty cruel shaft TO give an
other pain.
Graugcrs are alive, they had
quite an instructive, interesting
meeting at their hall this evening
received = new member TO help
strengthen the ties of Grangcrism.
Mr.. James Mayficld and family,
who for the past two weeks have
been here visiting relatives, re-
turned to their home to-day at
Round Rock.
Miss Eula Hons having return
ed to school, left the Lyceum under
the supervision of Miss Fannie
McCutchan and Mr.. *. Collier
another of our most cstImablc
ladies and one of the most enter
prising and truly moral gentlemen;
with such at the helm, we think
only OF success and not of the gold
en- past. Society last mot at Mr..
J. a. Burton's; the following was
the programme: Reading. Miss
Laura Mayfeld and Mr.. Collier !;
music, Misses n. Bowers and Jessie
and Maria Burton ; recitation Miss
MOrriss.
Our worthy citizen Mr.. B. e.
Andrews and lady, very cordially
solicited the Lyccum to meet at
their residence on next Tuesday,
the 9Th inst.
The Farmers alliance lecturer
was striving to organize a band of
workers here.
The freight depot has been trans
tcrrcd from the lower to the upper
side of the Il. R., and the switch is
now being laid and will greatly
facilitate trade and transportation.
MISS Moore is in charge of the
music class she is a lady seeming
ly qualified for the mission.
A little moro silver coin and our
citizens will certainly take pride
in the erection of q now and COM
Portable school building.
Have a fiourishing Sunday
school at both the Baptist and N.
Il. churches. X.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-10-07

Hon. +. Q. Mills wills will adj,
dress his fellow citizens on the is,
sues of the day at the following
places and times:
Burton, October 9th.
Brennan, October llth, at night.
Independence, October 18th.
He will also make speeches on
tho 18th and 18th insts. at times
and places yet to be designated.
Governor Ireland will be at
Burton on the 9th inst. if the state
of his health will permit.
Col. Mills has never madc q
general canvass OF our county. As
is we'll known he's one of the lead
ing members of congress and has a
national reputation. He has repre-
sented our district in congress for
many years and Is thoroughly
posted on national affairs and we
bcspeak for Col. Mills large audi
ences. We cas- assure our readers
that his speeches will amply repay
tho time spent IN hearing them.