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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per y. > =. Zealaudla,
May Ist-Captain IL " Turner, NJ Lyman, >
MaZHin, Rev NJ LndhOIm, IL NJ Brown, Leu
NRe1ck. IL \ Mailing, Banning and wife, j Z
Dare and family, A Boyne, A w Bolster Miss
NJ Kruger Mrs + Kruger, LawIer, Mrs = Mills
aud child. Carl Krier, aud 100 Chinese passengers.
From HilO and way poris. per steamer Kinau,
May lst-Hon l. 4 iJU, WIFE child, Hon
Pahia, wife and child Hon j Wight, Hon A For
uAuder, Wilhelm. j Ierk.rS, Miss Lamb,
Chung Lung, l. roussuInt, G h K4cbaruson, Rev
~ II Barnes, MRS Wight, q KanauOha, J ID
Narlin, NJ Ross Jas AhOiU5 Miss - ianau. Geo
Leonard and J Il Jones.
From Kahuld', Maui, per steamer Lkelike,
May ISt-r X clark, Hon J W huiui, " Re and
emil 1, Miss Ward, W IL Bailey, Ms q II Dlckey,
& W Dickey l. fOelnies, Brother Albert. Brother
TnOinHs, 10 Chinese and 70 deck passengers.
From Kauai, per steamer IVY,siuui, May 3d--A
cropp, G Wunberg and wife, IL LAugan, wife and
child, II Banermeister, J Mundon, Miss Mum
don, p Eter, wife and child, w Spitz, . SChOltz,
J Miller, h Smith and SO deck Passengers,
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Steamship Movements.

The Australia will sail from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu on May 18th. in
charge OF Captain Weber, as previously
announced in the ADVERTISER. She has
been thoroughly renovated, and viii ar
rive on her first trip "as good as new"
and better than the original. The Aus
tralia Will fly the Hawaiian flag.
The Zealandia is announced to sail for
the Coast on Friday next at noon. On
her arrival at San Francisco she win be
put in the hands OF ship builders, and
receive a thorough overhaul, like her
sister ship, the Australia
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Lady in Waiting.

In the ADyERTIsER's report of the
opening of Parliament by His Majesty
the King, there was an inadvertant
omission which We now supply. Mrs.
c. H. Judd, wife of His Maiesty's Cham
berlain, Colonel Judd, accompanied the
royal party from the Palace to the Legis-
lative Chamber, and on their return, as
sole lady in waiting upon Her Majesty
the Queen.
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Election of Officers.

At meeting OF Honolulu Topographic
cal Union, No. 81, held last Saturday
night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term President, w. G..
Armstrong; Vice President, Charles A.
Feistcorn; Secretary, James R. Morris
Treasurer, A. V. Boyne; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Alexander Bolster. Executive
Committee-James II. Black, Charles
K. Spencer, J. P. Ingram, Alonzo Kuhia
and w. L. Grieye.
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motion and recommended Hon. 5. Parker
as chairman of the committee.
The President appointed MeSsrs. ;. b.
Dole and ]. L. Kaulukou, with Hon.
Samuel Parker chairman.
Mr.. L. \. Thurston rose to point of
order. He said that by rule the first
member named shall be chairman of the
committee. He appealed from the ruling
OF the Chair appointing Hon. Mr.. Parker
as chairman.
The President said the point raised was
undoubtedly right, Mr.. Dole Is chair
man.
The Secretary and Interpreter were then
sworn in by the President
At fifty-three minutes past II O'Clock the
House adjourned until 10 O'Clock Monday
morning.
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SaIYnge Sale.

Mr.. J. H. McCooey, of the firm of
Buchanan, Pearson & Co, London & Mel
bourne, has arrived with a large lot of
goods purchased from the great fire of
Messrs. Whitley & Co, Westburn Grove,
London, consisting of English and Scotch
tweeds, silks, satins, French and Paisley
shawls, Irish linens, table cloths, towels,
etc. The above goods will be sold at great
bargains, Mr.. McCooey leaves for Aus
tralia as soon as possible. P.S.-Al goods
warranted sound and perfect. VIII be Of
fered for inspection in 4 few days
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POKT OF HONOLULU, IL. L.
ARRIVALS,

SATURDAY, May l.
II BM ; Triumph, Rose, ~ days from San
Francisco
o y > Zealandia II tw), Van OterendOrp, days
Is hours from San Francisco
Am brk Forest Queen, W niing, 1GG days
from san Francisco
Stmr Kinau, King, from Maui and Hawaii
Stmr James 1 DOwsett, Dudolt from Paia,
Maui
Stmr MokOI McGregor, from NIOlOkal
Schr ManuOKawai, from KoOlau
SUNDAY, May >.
Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, from Kauai
Stmr Lehua, Davis, from Hamltkua
Stmr WaimanaIO, Nelson, from WalmanatO
Schr Mary Foster, from. Waianae
5chr Mana, from HonOmu
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ALDEN FRUIT & TARO co.
w A ILU K u, M A I'll
TARO FLOUR!
TAR0 FLOUR I!


Every body a me.
fo the
Of ia
with
hn ord yfoar.
The POI bee excellent
T"rO M"sh DeIlcio"s, and Disestes
nd mixve
in bagor iand
to
oil tin tho the
(whi with
dfronfv
ecome acid or sour
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RoyaIHawaiian Hotel,

The following were registered at the
Hawaiian Hotel Saturday and Sunday: J..
P. E. Lindholm, Great Darlington, Mass. !;
Henry NJ. Mailing, Portland, Maine; H.
NJ. Brown, Chicago; TIL Banning and
wife, Germany; E. f. Richardson, Hilo;
Antoine Crabbe, Koloa; Aug. Haneberg,
Koloa.
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VesseIs I.eaving To-Day.

N'f'N5AF' HfE74E ' HE HNg-NNNJ
s5tmr Kinau, Ktng, for Hawaii and Maui, 81
pm
SLTnr Likelike, LOrenZen. for KHhuiui, at III
Stmr James 1 DOwSett, DudOit, for Paia, at p III
Stmr MOkOli, ActiresOT, for MOloKal, at p IN
Stmr kilLusa HOu, Weisblrth. for Hamakua
Al p
WaiHIanalO, Nelson, for Waimanalo
Stmr KapiOlani, for EVA
SchF ManuOkawai for kOOlau
Schr Heeia, for KOOlau
Schr Rob Roy, for KoOlau
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. May /.
Stmr r Bishop, Nye. for Hamakua
Hawaii, at p III
Am bark James y Stone, Barstoyg, for Hong
kong, at II noon
Schr HaleRkala, for PepeekeO
Schr Kulamanu, for Hamakua
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The lady friends of the Myrtle Boat Club
are invited to attend a meeting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Robertson, Emma Square,
this evening at 80 o'clock for the purpose
of making arrangements for the ball 4
full attendance is requested.
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NOTICE.

WING WO CHAN & co. HAVE MOVED
w their office and store the building be-
longing to Mr.. Along, and will be found there for
business transactions. In about two months they
will reopen their business IN the place formerly
occupied by them, may1l
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BY AUTHORITY.

BUREAU or CUSTOMS,
Honolulu, May /, 1886 !
The following appointments have this day been
made at the Bureau Of Customs, viz:
George +. Boardman, Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms for the Port OF Honolulu, Island Of Oahu.
Charles X. StilIman, Collector Of Customs for
the port Of A1ahukona Island Of Hawaii, vice J.
p. SissOn, resigned.
William j. Sheldon, Port Surveyor for the Col
lection District Of Kahului, Island Of Maui, vice
H. T. Reynolds, resigned.
Richard y. Mossman, Second Statistical Clerk,
vice e. X. SULLIVAN, promoted.
Henry w Aud, First Entry Clerk, vice r. NJ.
MOssman, promoted.
oliver X StiIlman, Second Entry Clerk. vice
Il. W. Aud, promoted.
CURTIS Z. IAUKEA,
Collector General OF Customs
Approved: j. NJ. KAPENA,
Minister Of Finance.
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DIED.

e,owAS-At Hamakuapoko, Maui. on the 2sth
april, Mary Boss Baxter Cowan, aged 10 mentLs
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Band Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give a
concert this evening at Emma Square,
commencing at 7:30 o'clock. The fol-
I,r,-;,,,r =, tho r,rrcrTq Tnroa.
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A SSIST .ANCE;.

4 NYONE WHO Is WILLING TO GIVE ANY
n assistance to those who suffered by the fire
on the 10th day of April, 1886, is hereby cordially
invited TO send his donation TO the Hon. :. NJ.
Damon, Treasurer, and notify w. c. Achi, the
Secretary, for notice in newspapers.
H r. H President
n Waterhouse. Vice President
Hon. =. NJ. Dam Treasurer
Hon, John L. KaulukOu, Hon. Jas. Keau, Rev.
J. Waiamau. my3tf
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LOST.

ON SUNDAY MORNING, DURING SERVICE
I J at the Iyceum, lady's plain GOLD
WATCH. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at this Office ny3u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
DENISON.
The hall and knights of Labor Entertain
ment--In sundays Issue.
a..

The Bali and knights of Labor Entertain
ment--In SundaS's Issue.
Special TO the Gazette
DRNTsoN, TEX, Jan. 22.-The Knights
OF Labor entertainment Tonight was n
grand success. A large assemblage was
In attendance After the entertainment
dancing was participated in by the Joung
folks. An explicit account of the nights
enjoyment will appear in Sundays issue.
The names aud costumes OF the masquer-
aders that attended the Vorwarts ball
last night Will appear in Sundays iseue,
The reception given by the executive
committee of the Young Mems Christian
association at their rooms last evening
was success beyond their expectations.
The attendance was large, everybody
felt ut home and seemed to enjoy the
varied amusemonts. The four line micro
scopes under the direction OF Mrs Will
Jams, DIR. Marshall, DR., Mills and Mr..
Falkenburg were surrounded until late
hour by an eager crowd, both curious and
critical, The male quartettes were good
and the coffee and cake, as provided by
the ladies, completely brought down the
house. The management are to be con-
graduated on the cosy headquarters they
have provided for our young men, ano
they made many friends by their hospi'
tally OF last evening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
PARIS.
Colored COnyicts Sold from the Block
to the Highest Bidder
for Cash.
After the Gamblers-wha Paris Wants--A
Committee Gone to washing.
ton-Gas Works,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. 22.-Quite sensation
was produced among the negroes yester-
day when the iailer, Baldwin, took his
stand on the block and commenced selling
the convicts of the Jail to the highest bid
der to work out their tlnes. There we're
seven sold Yesterday evening and there
are four more to sell to-day and they go
from 81 to 81 per month and some of
their fines are so large that IL will take a
year or more to work 1t out and now Is
the time to get plenty of negro for a little
money.
The Paris Gas company have held q
meeting and decided to make some ar
rapgements to light the city better and
cheaper They think the change can be
made 80 that the gas can be had for $3.50
per thousand
At the courthouse yesterdey there were
fifteen fines assessed, in each case the fine
being Sl9 40, all Just for q little gaming.
John Petit one of the gang, gave them all
away to get his case dismissed.
Paris wants electric light, Paris wants
cotton factory, Paris wants cooper
shop, Paris wants a federal court, Paris
wants the Santa Fee, and Paris wants the
| Frisco, and she is going to get thar, tli'
with them; watch her.
| The Golden troupe played again here
| last night to very fair crowd. The
Daughter of the Regiment was fully rem
dered and was highly appreciated by those
who attended. The matinee in the even
ing was splehdid.
| THE GAZETTE is still growing in popu-
! laAity, and one can hear it spoken OF on
all sides as being the best paper in Texas,
and the way they sell is a proof OF 1t.
on with the Santa Fel Paris is ready
with her little $S5, 900,
On goes the Marshall, Paris North
western; and on to Red river with the
| Paris & Great Northern,
VIM. Rittenhouse, who was injured q
few months ago in railroad wreck neal
sherman, died here yesterday. His wife
who was at Hot Springs, was telegrapheo
and arrived a few moments after his death
Capt, III. w. Lightfoot goes TO Wash
| ington to-day as n committee to look af
ter the federal court business for Paris.
Yesterday was u sprng-like day, and
this morning 1t is as cold as billiards
and still turning colder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL.
Clin Cook tries to escape Life Imprison
ment.


Special to the Gazette.
San AsToSio, rEx, Jan. 22.-In the
district court this morning Judge Jack
Evans and Mack Anderson, attorneys for
the defendant, tiled motion for new
trial in the Cliff Cook case. The motion
will probably be entertained tomorrow.
In all, sixteen grounds are alleged IN the
motion as reasons why new trial should
be granted, among which are:
/. That the court erred in instructing
the jury that the defendant be convicted
for murder in the first degree, either ex-
press or implied.
2. Because some of the charges are
vague and indHniit.
g. That the court erred in refusing to
grant continuance.
4 In refusing the motion to put Lilly
Gibson on trial first.
8. In allowing Incompetent witnesses
to testify, and admitting testimony that
was iDadmssable.
G. In allowing the state to introduce
new and important testimony after tne
defense had closed.
Cliff Cooks health Is very poor, he
expected that If he is sent to the peni-
Tertiary he will not survive as long as
two years. Lilly Gibson Is also very
i'll, and since the trial of Cook several
sensational run!ors have been circulated
to the effect than she has made several
attempts TO commit suicide. 1t Is not
yet known when her case will be called
for trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
BAD BOB BOWMAN.
The Career OF One OF the Most Sue
cessiul Crooks in the Coun-
Try Closed.
How He and His Pals Worked the Banks
"A Decoy Package Finally Blocks
Their Game.
Special 70 the Gazette

Special 10 the Gazette
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.--Robert Bowman,
New York crook, one Of the most ex-
pert and daring swindlers In the country,
Is under arrest In Chicago, where he was
caught masquerading under the name of
j. r Hale. Bowman's career has been a
most remarkable one. He has already
served two terms in the Clinton prison In
this state. j G. Hogan was the alias un-
der which he was last known Ia this city,
Boston and other places in the Eastern
states, whore he had successfully operated
He is about forty-hve years old, and for
over quarter OF a century has been known
as an expert thief, safe-robber and assoc
ciate Of forgers, aud has been wonder
fully successful In perpetrating series of
swindles which have annoyed bankers in
both the East and West. Bowman's sue
cessful career is now brought TO a tenn
porary close by his arrest, which was
effected by the detectives of the Pinker-
ton agency, operating for 'he Chicago
Bankers association.
The swindlc which directly led to
the arrest was begun in Charles
City, iowa, the Floyds County Savings
bank being the selected victim. Under
the name OF H. Il. Hale he deposited in
the bank q draft for $500, drawn by the
VIII County bank OF Joliet, ILL.,, for col
lection a hCcoy package was returned
and VIXEN Richards, one OF Bowman 4
pals" called for II he was arrested.
Since BOwman's gang began operating in
July last ii is estimated that they have
dcfrauded various banks out OF at least
go, 600. The known sufferers, in ad
dttion to those named, are the First
National bank Of Butte CITY, NJ. r.,
OF $4,000; St Joe County
Savings bank Of South Bend, Ind, $1,000
aud thn Tolcd1f OhiO) National bank 5000
Several banks IN Portland, Oregon, Hell
ena, Mont, Oakland and San Francisco
Gala, St Paul, the Stock Growers Ma
tionai bank OF Cheyenne, Wyo., the FRS
National bank OF Albany, Oregon, tn,
Mercantile Exchange bank of Milwaukee
banks Ia Houston and Galveston, Tex
ana In Minneapolis, Mimi, and Denver
Colo, were victimizcd by the swindler''
shrewd methods.
AT Clinton, wis, St Paul, Mimi, Lima
( ONO, LapOrte, Ind, and South Bend
I Ind. the plans of the forger were foileC
! by the refusal OF the express companiest Il
1 deliver the packages to the par
I ties 20 whose care they were adj
dressed. Many OF the drafts used by hin
/ we're made on the Fourth National hanl
oil this city, which l. not known TO be {
/ loser. In these operations the methods
pursued by Bowman and his associates II
/ the West were always the same, dc
noslt OF a respectable amount was mad
In somc bank which was made the basI
for negotiating letters OF credit, certlh
Gates OF deposit, or certified checks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
DENTON.
now Polish Counts SON was saved by
His Mother.

Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, TEN, Jan. 22.-Mr. Dwara
Kowsky, mention of whose death APP
peared In yesterdays GAZETTE, was
buried to-day ut O'Clock He was born
In Warsaw, Poland, and was the son OF
a Polish count aud leading general IN the
army, who WAS banishod to Siberia. AT
the age Of eight years Mr.. Kowsky was
sent out Of Poland TO Berlin in trunk,
by his mother, who feared the Russians
would attempt TO kill or send him to Sioe-
ria. lie was afterward sent 10 New YORK
by friends, where he was educated. lie
was one OF the emigrants to California IN
ls4S, where be made large fortune IN
the mines. At the time OF his death he
was largely interested in mines ln Mexico,
lie has resided in Denton since 1877, and
was highly esteemed.
A brisk norther sprang mp this morning
about daylight, aud 1t has been very cold
to-day.
District court met this morning ana
adjourned for the week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
DODD CITY.
The Baptists Have Fine Church-rhe
Orders Fiourishing.

Orders Fiourishing.
special TO the Gazette,
Dopp CITY, TEX, Jan. 22,--The Bap-
list people have completed an elegant
church at this place, which is quite an
ornament to our growing town. Rev,
MIR. Holt, the Baptist evangelist, preached
the dedication sermon last Sunday, and,
although the weather was very inclcment,
quite large congregation attended the
dedication services. The Cumberland
PresbyteTaus have good church house
here and the Methodist brethren are GO
ing TO erect one this year, so that we Will
be well supplied with houses OF worship.
The Masons, Odd Fellows, knights OF
Honor, Good Templars and Farmers
alliance have iounshing lodges at this
place
Quite large number OF past grands
from the Odd Fellows lodge at this place
will attend the meeting of the grand lodge
at Paris next month.
Capt j II. jackson of Ladonia sold
LOG bales OF cotton (his entire CROP here
yesterday for sac all round. Russell \
Green Of Gainesville bought i through
their local buyer, Mr.. w Il. Williams
Buyers from Paris, Bonham and other
points were here bidding on the lot, IN
consequence OF which 1t brought good
tlgurea.
This place has handled to date 2bot
bales of cotton, and Will probably reacp
5000 during the season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
ROANOKE.

'rhe Grand worthy Counselor Organizes
Eiourisling lodge Back from Court
Special TO the Gazette.
RoASOKE, Tx, Jan, 22.--Glay winners
was 10 town to-day mixing arrangements
To 90 into business here
II. n. Foster and Y r. Bran returned
home from Denton to-day where they nave
heeu attending court during the past
week
The MISSOURI Pacific gravel train anu
oxcayator win commence work here about
the iirst OF February,
prof a. III. La,imer OF Paris, grand
worthy counselor Of The Order Of GOOD
Tempiars, delivered lecture 70 our pso-
pie last night and organized q lodge, FOL
lowing Is list of the olusers
! ). &. Johnston, w G.. r.; Mrs. G, w,
Cannon, W y.r,i w. II. Weihorn, AZ,
w. G. q. L. ~. Patton, chaplaini Miss
| Anic Esls, secretary J. w Eads, assist
snt Aeerc2ary; J w Smith, Marshal
James Freeman, srntiucli joe Mars,
geafd; Dr. Cook, deputy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23

Shorthorn Ranch, N. b., and John White,
Colorado City, stockholders N large
cattle corporation OF New Mexico, are
here In consultation.
Mr. S. G. paddleford went to Meridian
this morning 20 attend district colrt.
John Ruchstetter and Jesse Mutt, mer-
chants Of Granbury, are registered at the
Cleburnc house.
Hon. /. A. Patton Of Alyarado is In the
city
Mrs. w. S Gibbs Of Wharton county Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hohnmacher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
WACO.
a Fair and ChristianlllSc Proposition-signs
Fail In Texas.

n FAR ana f'FoeapN' 'sh.H
FAN In Texas.
Special TO tho Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. % The Texas Bap-
tist Herald, Brother j. b. Links paper
has this 20 say to-day OF the proposed
consolidation with the Texas Baptist,
Brother Ilayden's paper at Dallas;
uWo propose now that Brother Buckner,
who was Brother llayden's ilrst choice, and
Broteer smith, whom we chose first, and
Brother Carroll, who was the choice of both
OF us, aud none OF them interested par
ties, try the point OF agreement over
again, and IL they cannot agree,
let Brother Buckner and Brother
Smith, Brother Carroll concur
ing, 4aane, each, one or two other
brethren wholiye neither at Waco nor
Dallas, and Who have no personal inter-
est IN either place or either paper, and see
II they cannot finally agree and console
date, letting the things settled stand, set
ting only such questions as havenot been
greed npon, should any Others arise, and
II they can be unanimous, or II three out
OF the Ave, or four out OF the seven can
agree, let that settle II. And let these
brethren be without instruction from
either editor, or even the relieved COM
mitteemen. Let this all be done In
charity, kindness andloye, and letnothmg
come IN but the good 81 The sause ana
the interests Of our Zion, and Il that fans,
then we propose TO try some other way
The papers must be consolidated, u II
costs our own editorial head aud pro-
prletorShip ia do II. We have already
agreed to The heaviest sacriuce we can
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-23
CLEBURNE.
Tho Eyent OF the season-An Instrument
Not Named-PerOnni,

Tho Event OF the sensou-An Instrumtn ut
Not Named--Peruonnl,
Special 10 the Gazette.
CLRBUnNE, Tx, Jan. 22.--The hop at
the CITY hutei last night was the most en-.
ioyablc aitsir Of the kind that has oc-
CURED this season. A large crowd was
out, ana enjoyed the excellence OF the
music TO the fullest extent. The Italian
band, consisting OF harpist, yolinlSt,
and an artist who played on an instru-
ment which has not yet been named, was
rare neat 90 Clebuinites, and many
ladies' and gentlemen, who, from con
scientious scrnples OF other reasons do
not participate IN the giddy dance, were
present 10 hear tie music II WIS late
hour when the Joyous throng dispersed
and reluctantly bctook themselves TO
their homes. Among tho visiting young
ladies who gipced tho occasion with their
presence Nore Miss Ruwenn Hin Of Las
grange, Misses Mary Upton and Mollle
Southefland n Virginia, and Miss Belle
Hand oi Corslcana.
Miss Church, who WAS SO badly burned
some time ago. II, wplparn from Or. VIII
hanson, much Improved and In a fair way
To recovery.
The new rolley-mill has been running
an day tes,ingfhe machinery Everything
works like a Charm and the proprietors
expect to BE ready iorburincss next Mon
day.
Several wagon-loads al cotton came ~
to-day from Granbnry.
Miss Belle Hand Of Corsioana Is visit
ing the family az Mr.. . w, LAmoafd.
w y Mocfarq and Gharll baife
boarded ire sonthsb0uad train to-day ioi
san .Aat9nip
rs J,sl,n Flood, New MeNicoi y
y Nj. Hall, Eos Angeles, Cal; n I Bishop