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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
IN Thr COURTS.
Matters of Minor Importance
Cases on at the special erm.

W. ". Sykes & Co. have brought an action
against Charles NJ. Green for S9.,2 IS due on
material furnished for a building. Sykes &
Co have mechanics lien on the building.
Johannin Il Hansen, Gloss Il Even and G.
A. Rmith d Co. also have claims on the
building. and they are made defendants to
the suit brought against Green.
a schedule of the assets and liabilities of
the Petrole Fuel company was filed yester-
DAY. The Liabilities are placed at DDS
80. The assets foot up So l9l.U4, against
which there are judgments of 5000.
The Northern Dakota Elevator company
has sued G. E. Lindberg on promiSSory
note for Sl25.
James NJ. Woods has secured an attach
merit against James \. Payne for $500
j. 3. Atwater has hegun suit against Maria
B. Nell for So 4I5.4S alleged to be due him
for legal services He has also secured an at
tachment against her property.
ID. c. Buck of Jamestown. n. D., has been
sued by ID, NJ. Osborne d Co.. the agricultural
implement dealers. for Sl.7I7.3S on certain
pTomiSOry notes. together with interest q
several of the notes..the total amounting o
about $1,000.
Among the cases which came ND al the
special term yesterday were the following:
Judge Hicks decided favorabiy 10 the APP
pOntment OF a receiver Cor the estate
MAYHEM Brothers. but did not name one.
The suits of the Manitoba road against r.
C. Morse and e. 3. Sanders, of Excelsior and
Wayzata. were before Judge Lochren. The
road was adjudged the owner of the Morse
lot at Excelsior. The suits to restrain Morse
from anchOring boats ut certain point and
Sanders from operating candy Store were
taken under adYisemeut
Frederick IL. Hudson's damage suit against
the Minneapolis. Lyndale & Minnetonka
Railroad company was submitted.
Judge Rea appointed commissioners in the
appeal suits brought by those property owners
opposed TO the Third Ward aud Powderhorn
Parks.
The Lewis divorce suit was argued and
submitted.
May Belle Doty was granted a divorce
from her husband Edwin
Judge Seagraye Smith has returned from
Buffalo, Wright county. court having been
adjourned until Monday 1t will require at
least another week to dispose of the calen-
dgr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

from Chicago TO conduct the defense, 30
great is the importance of the case. The
Manitoba wants TO secure the right TO
use the main track Of the St. Louis.
extending along Fourth avenue North.
from First street North 10 Sixth street
North. The prevailing impression is
and this is also the view taken by the ST.
Louis people, that the Manitoba is seeking to
paralyZe the MinnetOnka traffic of the ST
Louis road. Should the Manitoba secure the
right to use this main track OF The 1t. Louis,
IL Is believed that Manitoba trains would be
used 10 blockade the II. Louis track as much
as possible, while the Manitoba would EN-
ploy extra efforts 10 move its own Mime
tonka trains. The battle was fought hard all
the afternoon, but was not finished There
will be further arguments Tuesday, after
which Judge Young win take the matter
under advisement
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
MANITOBA vs.. ST. LOUIS.

Roads for the Use Of Certain
Tracks.
The Manitoba railroad company has begun
a suit against the Minneapolis d. St Louis
company. involving the use of certain rail-
road tracks. 1t was on trial yesterday before
Judge Young. Judge Springer. who was
formerly soleiitOr;ge for the 81. Louis
road, but who recently severed his. connec-
ton with the company, was brought here
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
MIR. LowRY,s RETURN.
Street Car Lines Viii Not Pass
Ont of His Control.

Thomas Lowry arrived home yesterday
morning. He left his family in Paris, and
will board at the West until their return. He
is in splendid health, and thinks he has de-
rived much good from his trip. lie says he
paid no attention 10 street railway matters,
and is of the opinion that the old eoun-
tries cannot furnish us any pointers on
street railway matters. Speaking of the story
OF the English sylIdicatei Wishing to secure
an option on street railways, he says he has
had no dealings Whatever in regard TO il with
Levi Mayer, and that there is no danger of
his lines being sold just at present MIR.
Lowry was in Washington on a purely pri-
waite matter with senator WaShburn, who
made no mention OF the difficulty existing
between him and Senator Davis. Mr.. Lowrys
return voyage was somewhat unpleasant
owing TO bad weather The Misses Lowry
are receiving private instruction in Paris.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

a-dollar. The plan presented by Secretary
Window he considered one that should be
carried out.
Hon. George A. Pillsbury followed. ex-
pressing similar Views TO those of his prede-
eesSor. William Il. Dean, of ST. Paul spoke,
upholding the rightsof the Vest and West
ern men.
Prf. .. V. TouSley was called upon and
stated that he had found that those who had
ject were the ones who could talk the best
upon it. and followed with a bright talk.
Albert Schsifer made voluminous speech
full of the most flatteTing comment toihe
preceding speakers. Judge Lochren and
others were present.
d. A. MonTort made the closing speech of
the evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Personal MENTION.

Among the arrivals in this city yesterday
were Mrs. y. NJ. La Bars, fargo; H. b. nal,
Grand FORKS. DaK. charles N. Bqssett. Vat
ley CITY, n. D.: rrOf. II. r. Herr. of the
brooklyn Agricultural college, $. >. Wilson.
st. Cloud, Minn.; +. Ii. FTisDee, Duluth,
D.inn.; hay Nve, Fremont, Neb.; j. n.c
Arthur aud family, ST. Paul; a. d.
wife, Fort benton, Io.,- j. Burke
Gladstone, Mich.; Il. j. Markham. Syracuse,
WASH; .. M. Darlington, NOrtnneld. niIpu. /;
j. b. DuttUn, hastings, NeU.; George VAN
delbLck, Agent for Little Nugget company.
anu II. l.. Kirkham, Newark, y. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Maple Hill Cemetery Row.

The meeting of tho citizens III regard to the
Maple Hill cemetery, was held at ST. Rose
hall, 20S central avenue. A committee was
appointed 10 meet with the city council next
Thursday. Mr.. 1hle.y was elected treasurer.
and oscar Weber secretary. The names of
the committee were as follows: Mr.. Cum
stock, ar. Merriam, j. ;. Lane. j. W. SiniIn,
q. Schoeber, A. a. Cobb. James Leighton, z.
ID. Mcmillan, Martin Armott, j.. CUISINE, A. NJ.
Nasdlgh, Mr. Pierce, Mr.. Williams. ar. Val
eutine, AIr. bentley. Jacob FEELS ST., NJ. G.
Baker f. &. Chattield. the ciIizens viii
meet AT the same place next saturday, -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Rainoral Cnoir

The Balmoral Choir concert at Harmonic
hall Friday evening, Dee. 20 promises to be
the musical event of the season, The choir
consists of sixteen artists, who have sung
with great success in Great Britain until they
have become recognized as the most COM
plete organization of IT'S kind IN existence
They have appeared twice before the queen
in her hIgnland home at her special COM
mand, anu before all the leading arstOcThcy
of England. The advance sale of seats has
been very large, and will continue during the
week at DYER m isle store.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
The &C. vasnpurn Option.

The option given on the G. C. WashbIrn
flour mills Will expire tomorrow. The
MashDnrn-Crosby com pany have had no no.
tifieation of all acceptance yet. The option
is given by The Trust company in fhlla..el-
phia, and the local Company may not near
from them before TUESDAY. If the option
is not taken the members Of the local com
pany think the properly may lie put on the
market for sale
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
IT CAN'T BE DISPUTED
THAT rue
Peabody Hotel.

THAT TuE
Peabody Hotel,
oayoso Hotel and
Luohrmann's Hotel
Sell better cigars for the money than any
hotel stands in tho country. At these
stands you can get the finest &c cigars, the
finest for 25c cigars, the finest loo strnight
cigas, the finest 2 for pc cigars, the finest
> for SOC cig1r, the finest for II cigars
that can be had In the United States. We
receive shipments from Havana weekly.
aud are, therefore, able TO always stock
our branch stands with only the very
freshest imported cigars.
j. SAnKLsoS q Co.
The Importers OF Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
Arnory Notes.

SAN AS1osla offers s., 500 first prize for
Zouaves. ThatS our meat.
The John K. Speed Zouaves isthe latest
candidate Cor militry Donors.
THE Merchants Zouaves have recently
taken in seven new members.
WHATS the matter with the Menken
Riflcsf Are they supposed to be alive?
The Schorr Zouaves talk OF going into
camp shortly, somewhere in East Tennes-
see.
CAPT. DErrREy is besieged with letters,
asking for his Zouave tactics. One letter
comes from Tacoma. w. I.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

MrI~irri Diarrhga Cordial IL stan.
dard remedy which has been IN good no
pute for over thirty yoarn. aud II enjoys
wherever used a reputation unparalleled
for bowel disorders.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

TnE steamer @. IL Bryan will mako
trips every hour today. 10 aud from
West Side Pavilion Park. Crocc's Italian
Band has been engaged, and will give
choice music from . o'clock pm. until o
O'Clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Fur DfoS Shirts a specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis steam Laundry,
224 Second street Branch Office 81
Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhma Cordial Il instan.
taneously felt and within n few minutes
after taking the sufferer from any disorders
Of the bowels Is soon conyaloscont aid
feels relieved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Safety depends upon pure and unadulicr.
atod food, therefore, IN ordering Vinegar
he sure you get tho Ozark bmnd. which
y Endorsed by every largo grocer In tho
South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Go 10 Floyd q Moneys for dinner All
the luxurcs Of the season. Dining.room
always cool, dean and pleasant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

eves put into ,hc field. II this be true the
past record OF the Chickasaw Guards will
be as nothing to the glorious future which
awaits them, and to that sentiment every
true Memphian will heartily say amen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
n LowENsrEIN a BROS.
epoolal Molten.

On and after Saturday. July @. and con-
tinuing until further notice, our Wholesale
and Retail Stores will close on Saturdays at
! O'Clock. II. JowESsrnS q Bios.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Mississirrt Diarrhma Cordial cures sum-
mcr complaints, dysoniory, diarbwa, hux,
cramp collie and gripping painA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

TnE sourHERS STEAH DYE WORKS, 50
Court street, cleans OF dyes any color,
dresses, lacca, clothing aud ouriaina.
Work finished like new. Prices the low
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

DnISK Renkcrts Soda and Mineral
Waters 2i5 Main IT. lie keeps tho best
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Lar 7. NJ. Galbreaih, No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
rrnis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

RRSKEnr sells Tar Camphor l5c pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from moths.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
DISSOLUTION.
Notice to Contractors.

tealed proposals for rcmOieing hflrkl N y
Church tuuih NJ Grenada. NiuI, viii 10 received
until July ~ nest flan sud ruorlnoafions may
hg sen AZ ohcc 81 James u 'eJH. Architect Mrm.
phis Tcun, ~ Ueorre lake. Ut Onnaaa' Nlss
semmii'oc fcicfVo tho hghi 10 reject any aud all
hav, 2. :. Newell. Geo. W Jones. o r. Garner.
W u Nfighi ucurro fatn building Committee.
Onnada. Nl,s June ~ lisa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
NOTICE.

Nrv1us TrsS.. June g. is.1.
Tho cfciitor ~ KILY. ROPER a NELLY
are Lefcby notified that a FINAL DIVIDEND u
Illlhff'llVk ran CENr. on al approved olaiins
vii b. paid b. us 90 demand N the BANK OR
ooNNEkck $50 X. SPEED.
J. A. OMBER0. Asirneoa.
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ssr G. @. S ad gu second page
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30

Cur KNiGHTe. ATfESTioN- OF. m
- hccr and memIHIs ~ Tennessee Ditl. H.A
sion No. !, 4. X knlrhts 81 lythlas arr Il - y
hoFcby commanded ~ appear Hi thelf tlllhl5
Armofy. 2ni Main street this tzT SDAyl \l<cL
morning. June p. a y . O'Clock b. attrud ~
NE Jthian scfticn NJ ihC lifu NethoihN Chufrh
We nov W. Warner loir Grand Chaplaln nflcl.
iuf ~ Knights inflifd " participate.
w ufdcf NANftN tOiifN. ~ kt Com
tAh'L J. nosrSHnN. ~ KL Rec
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
FUNERAL Sor,or

WHISTLE funeral Of ALHgnT O.. Youngest son
OF OecTe G. and Matilda woie. will tale plaoc
from residence No. boo Poplar sircot, this Sun.
DAY. aiiopoon a. 2 O'Clock. friends of toe fam.
ily Invited 10 aitead
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-30
LoDoE SotIctS

A SGERoNA LoDGE 80. isS n AND a
"a n, NJ viii inul 10 stated com munlni. w
ton MONDAY ulfhl iuly !, issq NJ o'clock, !"
Tor dislaich " bu.lnfss Nbiting hrothcrs lralrf.
~ order Of Gfo. W. SMITH. W ~
Attest DOn1n q TrAuTn. fcrfrtnfY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12
soLAce TOWARD THE SEA
N Afric, winged with death and are.

An Afric, winged with death and fire.
Pants In our pleasant English air,
zach blade OF grass Is tense as wire
And all the woods loose trembling hair.
StLk In the broad and breathless glare
OF hours whose touch wastes herb and trea
This bright, sharp death shines everywhere;
Life yearus for solace toward the sea
Earth seems a corSe upont the pyre;
The sun a scourge for slaves To bear
All power 10 fear, all keen desire
Lies dead AS dreams OF days that were
Before the new born world lay bare
In heavens wide eye. wherennder we
Lie GREATNESS til the season spare;
Life yearus for solace toward the sea
Fierce hours with r~avening faurs that tire
On spirit and sonss divide aud share
The throes OF Thought that scarce respire,
The throrS OF dreams that scarce forbear
One mute lmu.tigable prayer
For cold perpetual sleep TO be
Shed suOTliiu on the sense Of care.
Lie yearuS for sohce toward the sea.
The dust Of ways where men sIspIrs
Seems even the dus. Of deaths dim lair:
But. though the fpverish DAYS br dire.
- NtNa lEtls AilA hNfFfN Us lNI
Blithe brUUlso Of babes that her, aud there
Make he rlgis Laugh and glow for gles
With gladlrr flowers than gardens wear;
Life yearns for sOilce toward the sea.
The music dos not OF the Tyre
Thai lrlsgJ soul alive despair.
Sleep s;r,scs not dumb The GREATNESS choir
OF WAVES whose note hils sorrow spare.
AS glad tleT s1uIL a, fast they fare,
AsW1rn ia'nS word iIr,t SET thcm free
And gave tIrau u-at ant night 70 wear:
Life yelras Tor solace toward the sea
For there uHi'-n ulght and day -~u-spire
II cuHnas ryGaI With t1l uuI s4an5
And c'2oglfss wHiH ed. change, W I0s. eyre
Draws NJ tl,l-s ~rIrilEarIs uul lrs
The sg!riE 90 Vie tIay ssEursn ar scare,
WIZ -yrI thGt follow on wave i.lut nrc
Laut.L EHr.'1- tHl. y-J tl0gr. rartI drsvlil
Lie .4g5 Tor 0lv toward 4' sea 60
-.AsuuuI CllIgssWlnllrae
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12
Relief Of Deafness IN Old Age.

Sapolini, Of Milan, has described a
method Of his which he states hc has
successfully employed in sixty.two
cases of deafness OF old age, Ii con.
sists in mopping the membrane tym.
PAM with a weak olcaginous solution
of phosphorus, He claims that the
treatment dimipishes the opacity of
the membrane, increases the circula.
ton, aud improves tho hoafing.-Kan.
sas City Medical Index.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12

Thers are several good reasons for
the attempt TO train swallows for mill.
tary messages. instead Of carrier pig
cons. The swallows are swifter and
more difficult marks to shoot at. The
experiment 10 far promises well. A
young swallow from Roubaix few
home from Paris, 1855 miles, in an hour
and thirty minutes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12

We the undersigned BRnss and Bankers uiIlp nav
al Prize, drawn In The louisiana state LJ,lpfif,
which may be presented at our counters.
RM.MALMsLEl, Pres Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PiEliitE LANAtN, Pres, State Nat. Bank
a. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orlenns MAJ. Bant
CANI. kOHN, Pres. Union NailnnaI Ranh
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12
AGENTS WAN D.

Foi Club Rates, or any further information de-
sired, writ, legibly TO the undersigned clearly stat
ing your residence, with state, County, street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12
TlNGH EaR TWENTY YEiES
FOR lmleHity of i,> Drawings. aud
Prompt Payment Va Prizes.
a.H.-f - f

" 40 in'1y Crrfh pa. sr uJpfyIap NJ. At.
rsHl cIulnls 'or all tho NOgthIy tuI -~cni-Auuua
I1aNlhgh nt'Is Louisiana -tUEr Iutlry ,mEBry.
ami iu pv1.Dl nI1uaga Bul ,usi.Ul iNr 8-aw us,
iAeinE'lFus, g3o ttst thr sJUtc i.e rHulHuiui rltN
f"ii.'! i'tuu,ss aud 10 goDi i..IH 'uRaul Gll par.
t'a, grl W. rullar41e the Company 20 u.a ans,
|.nIrrliH, VIII iac-s!milrs IT ON sl.uafura Al
ia"hcd Iu 10 a1Itrtiucnrnt5-"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-12
GRAND lGiTHLY HEiNEG.
Al the Academy Of music. New Orleans,
tuesday. Oct. IS. 1893.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Tirkel- at Twenty Dollars
Each; Halves SO 30; Quarters S.;
Tcnlhs g.; TwturIslns 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18
GALVESTON.
The Island City Preparing for a Cyclonic
DemOnstTatiOn-Wate in the Bay
Rising-The City Sued.

The Island City Preparing for a CyelOniC
Observation-Disclosures in the Bay
Rlsing-The City Sued.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX. Sept. 17.-At l 80
p. m. to-day the signal Office received q
dispatch from the chief signal office at
Washington to hoist the signal as a cy-
clone was approaching which was central
in the east gulf and was moving west
northwest. The wind since noon has
been blowing from east-northeast,
and is gradually increasing, and
at this hour is blowing at We
Iocity of about twenty-five miles
an hour from that quarter with the water
rapidly rising in the gulf and filing the
bay. The shipping in the harbor is
taut-hauled and close-reefed i'll eXpec-
fancy of a violent gale. Light, fleecy
clouds are being driven rapidly athwart
the sky, and all indications at this hour
(Il p. m. J point to a blow of unusual
violence in the next twenty-four hours.
To-day j. Q. Menard, an ex-alder-
man, entered suit in the state district
court against the city of Galveston for
the recovery Of SIC, 200 damages. This
suit is the outcome of the action of the
city authorities granting permission to
Menard to repair frame building in the
business part of the city which had been
damaged by fire, and afterwards rescind-
ing that permission after Menard had be-
gun his repairs. The ground set up by
the city for its action was that
the building was inside the fire limits
and the repairs sought to be made by
Menard were in violation of the city
ordinances governing such matters.
Menard combats these reasons and
holds that the city had no right TO
Tescind it's action after permission had
been once given This occurred some
three years ago and as the building is
still untenable by reason Of the city s
action, Menard enters suit in the above
amount.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18
A Trust Deed Filed.
sneria1 70 the Gazette.

MCKINNEY, TEX. Sept. IA ripple
in commercial circles was caused to-day
by the fling of trust deed, preferring
creditors, by Neathery, Church & Let
son, general merchants of FarmersYilie.
The indebtedness of the firm is about
thirty thousand dollars. The assets, IN
Guiding books and accounts are $50, 600.
The stock invoices $40 900, and preferred
creditors claims aggregate little over
seventeen thousand dollars. The first ma
tional bank of Farmersgille, Samuel C..
Davis of st. Louis, DR.. A. Il. Neathery,
are the preferred creditors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. 17.-Colum-
bus Delano lex president of the. National
wool growers association, of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, on demand of the Ohio wool grow
ers' association, and as they say because
of the dangers threatening the wool
growing industry, has requested n dele
gate meeting of the wool growers to con-
vene in Washington on the day when the
next congress conveues. He says in his
call the wool growing states and terrific
should be represented, and the names of
delegates forwarded TO his address as
soon as appointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18
HOTEL ARRIYALS.

At the Ellis: R L Armstead, New York; S M
Smith, Austin; Guy Spencer, Greenville; II E
Walsia, New Castle; Arnold w Heine, New
YORK; d E Walcott and X Kimble, Texas; VIM
T Ross, Richmond, Va; II Fulda, New York;
J G Warren. st Louis, Mo; Robert Ogden, Dali
las; Miss TOmmie Smith and Miss Theresa Hal
sell, Decatur; R NJ McFernan. Baton Rouge,
La; T A Deffry, Washington; W II O'Neill,
Texas; Charles Reese, st Louis. Mo; o Wenar,
Iorse and B Cloutman., Boston, Mass;
F LeBocub. New York; = G Rife, New Or
leans; ID H Wiegmann, Philadelphia; H W Tai
liant, Denver, Col; = Wiser, Chicago. III;
Iowa Park, Tex; F Bath, Texas; II Cham
bers, Philadelphia; w P Hammott, New York;
G H Paddock, Texas; George q Fitzquall, Hous-
ton; WE'LL, Buffalo, n Y; Thomas Check,
New York.
At the Pickwick: Thos Shea, Grapevine; Ed
LeClair, Chicago; 4 Roberts, Austin: q T
Reynolds, Albany; Geo II smith, Waco;
ton, Kan; Mrs NJ Sudbury, NJ Leary, 7 A
Coleman, Corpus Christi; n Puckens, Whites
boro; W G. Campbell, Columbus; Ira I Higgs,
Texas; @ Arnold, Dallas; T Wagley, Gle
burDe; G. Beggs, Denison; Dan, Johnson,
George E Coulter. st Joseph, Mo- B H Dodson,
Thomas Tucker, Haskell, Tex; w 1 hickman,
Dallas; " N Shutter. Westheld, Mass; "
Stoneman, George 0'Nein, New York; R B
Talbers, Winona, Miss; F L Harris, San Angelo;
w Benedict. Dallas; A Duffy, st Louis; II
Townsend indianapolis Ind; NJ Houts,s
T Amber. Texas; Mrs " Walker. Dallas, Tx:
G W Hurlton, Kansas City; Mailman, Dallas;
w L NICLaren, Tob Crawford, Pale Pinto; Il
Worrell, Texas; H N Williams, Denton, Tex;
James Thompson, Dallas; G. 3. Hester
Throkmorton, Tex; W t Ditto. st Louis, Mo;
John Watson, GAINESVILLE; B R Thompson. Chi
cago: J z Kincaid. Boston, Mass; Will L Price.
Nashville. Tenn; G b Smith. Dallas; X Zim-
norman, Kansas City; J. A. Hall, Henrietta.
At the Mansion: A Aaron, H1Ilsboro; J A
Hail. Henrietta; Q Taylor, Texarkana: Mrs
Laura Kane. Mckinney; " G. Campbell, Col
umbus Kas.; Z " Pringle. Roanoke; Mrs 5 G
Brown Jacksbo:o: D McMurray, Colorado
City; A 7 Mabry, Waxahachie; J o Files,
ItaSka: w T Harris, Decatur. 4 Pruits, Col
o-ado; G Whittingtare, Ranger, A Nc
Kaney, San Jose, Cal; WilIinon,
Los Angeles, Cal; J & Combs, Eisalew, Cal:
w Dart. Dallas; B G Bidwell. Weatherford;
w A Miller, wife and sister, Geneva; VIM s
Speer. Boston; P J Hogan. Piedmont, W Va; w
T Marberry, J 3 PaschaH, Breckenridge;
Dunn. JacksbOro: G n Hillborn. Snyder; viii
Frazer, Texas: H Nuldrow, Navasota; VI d
PaschaIl. Cisco; Walter Acker, Lampasas; A
House and wife, Vernon.