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f YOU ARE OUT OF WORK PUT SITUATION AD THE WORLD and GET PLACE
THINKS IT A BADGER CAME.
Rogers Says Mary Jennings
Robbed Him in Hotel.
He Suspects Night Clerk Harry
Howard of Collusion.

Thomas Rogers. twenty-five years old,
OF 1872 Madison street, employed Us n
drummer In neckwear house, gelleves
that a badger game was played on him
early this morning. He figured both as Il
complainant and prisoner at the York
VILE Police Court. He charged pretty
brunette. named Mary Jennings, aged
twenty four, OF l42 East Seventeenth
street, with the theft of so, while he was
accused OF ntoxication.
Rogers says he was accosted by Mary
in Fourteenth street. near Irving place,
at about 80 o'clock this morning. and
accompanied her to the Stanley House. at
40 Third avenue. Rogers. who admits
he had been drinking, but denies that he
was drunk. had made collections for the
firm during the day, and had five $40
bills In his inside vest pocket when he
met the woman. While at the hotel he
missed the money. He accused the
manded its return he says she made an
OutCry.
The next moment he heard rap on the
door, and when he failed to answer II
hotel, broke IT open. Rogers says that
Howard asked the woman what was
the matter, and that when she re-
sponded by accusing her companion Of
striking her, Howard. according to
Rogers, caught him by the coat collar
and forced him into an adjoining room.
He, II Is said, suspects that Howard
was in Collusion with the woman.
Rogers hastend to the street, sum
moned Policeman Cox, of the East
Twenty-second street squad. and the
woman was arrested The missing
money was not found when she was
searched at he station-house by the
matron.
Howard was in court this morning
and said he had never seen the woman
before. but when Justice Noorhs held
her for trial in $500 she turned to How
ard and said Hairy. are you going on
my bail?" He walked away without
answering. and she was locked up.
Rogers was discharged.
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TAKEN TO MOUNT VERNON.
FerranO Must Answer There for
the Death of FitotoIda,

Gindano Ferrano, thirty-two years old,
who is wanted in Mount Vernon for
shooting and killing Leonardo Fito-
tolda on March II. was arragned in
Harlem Police Court this morning and
turned over to the custody OF Policeman
Angelo Amberg, of Mount Vernon.
The shooting took place during an al
tercation In small Italian grocery In
South Mount Vernon. Rosena Ovand
the reputed sweetheart of Ferrano, was
fatally wounded at the same time
In her ante-mortem statement she re-
fused to tell who shot her. Ferrano
called at the hospital last night to see
her. and Detective Price, Of the East
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street
station. who was in waiting. arrested
him.
Carlo Ribini. another italian who was
shot In the same quarrel. is still in the
hospital.
The Mount Vernon police have in their
custody two witnesses who say they
saw Ferrano shoot Fitotolda.
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DRAKE WELL KNOWN HERE.
The watch Salesman Dropped Dead
In nm Elmira Hotel Yesterday.

Junius p. Drake. the travelling sales
man for the Rockford Qll) Watch Com
pany, who died suddenly OF heart fall
ure in the lobby OF the Rathbun House.
Elmira. yesterday, was well known to
the jewelry trade OF this city.
He established an agency OF the Com
pany In this city about six years ago at
II Maiden lane, but the Office was dis
Price. of the Company was his brother
in-law.
Mr.. Drake was about sixty years old
Of slight figure and a forid complexion
He was a widower without children
and lived In apartments on the west
side.
A brother is in the employ OF the Erie
Railroad as n ticket agent at the foot
Of Chambers street. The body will prob
ably be taken to Rockford for interment
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LONDON CIGAR TRADE PANIC.
Caused by a Report Of an Intended
Increase of Duties.
(By Associated Press. }

LONDON. April l2.-The wholesale
cigar trade is in panicky condition in
view of the belief that Sir William Har-
court proposes to raise the duty on cigars
to Is. per pound.
In this event the entire tobacco trade
OF Great Britain will be revoiutionized
and Continental. Indian, Manila and
Mexican cigars will entirely disappear
from the market. as they could not. with
the increase In duty, compete with home
made cigars. Havana cigars would also
become much dearer.
The panic has revealed that gigantic
ciearances have been made from the
bonded warehouses. Hundreds OF cases
Of cigars, cigarettes and tobacco are de-
livered daily to importers, and the dock
and customs officers are hardly able to
cope with the demand Of the importers.
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CnbIe BrcStiies.

Dr Ernst Leher. the leader Of the Centre. or
Clerical party, has resigned his seat In the
German Rcichstag and the frussian Diet.
The Portuguese warships Mindello and Alfonso
de Albuquerque, with a number OF the Brazilian
refugees on board. have arrived at Madonado.
Uruguay,
The Irish Catholic says that Mr.. Justin Me
Carthy, leader OF the McCArthyite section OF the
Irish Parliamentary party, has ordsred that legal
action in regard to the Paris Funds be re-
sumed.
The police OF Rome are Investigating another
alleged Anarchist conspiracy A man arrested
to-day had a dynamite bomb. or q missile closely
resembling one. Ia his possession.
The explosion yesterday in front Of the house
of the Justice OF the Peace at Argenteuil. near
Versailles, was the result of a stupid practical
Joke by The Justices son.
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NO INTENTION TO DEFRAUD.
Real-Estate Hitchcock Explains n
Transaction with Fay.

Benjamin w. Hitchcock. OF 3S5 Sixth
avenue, a real estate dealer, who re-
Gently failed for a large amount. was In
jefferson Market Court to-day in an
swer to a summons obtained by John
Fay, of Union Course. L. l.
Fay claimed that Hitchcock had sold
him lot by means OF false representa-
lions. In February, 1893, ne received IA
deed for n lot which he had bought from
Hi'chcock, on the insta.ment plan.
Lately he received notice that there was
mortgage OF S212 on the lot, which had
been placed there six months prior to
his purchase Of the property
Mr.. Hitchcock proved that there had
been no intention TO defraud. He had
taken a blanket mortgage on the prop
erty, but that would be taken off again
as soon as his business affairs could be
arranged.
Justice Mcmahon told Fay to go to a
civil court
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PROTECTION FOR POMMERY.
Judge Lacombe Prohibits Infringe
ment on ChHmpngne Label.

Judge LaCombe, OF the United States
Circuit Court. to-day issued final de
cree prohibiting a further Infringement
Of the trademark and label OF the Pom
merry & Greno Wine Company. Of Reims
France, 10y Lewis Henry, Morris and
David L. Steinharit and AdOlph Strassor
II was alleged that II champagne hear
ing tn" label OF "I,uErnc HrTTr n Che.
Tres Sec, Rcims, France, greatly resrm-
blcd in the manner IN which IL was hot
tied and prepared for market the prod
uct Of the POmmery Il Grvnu establish
mcnt, and the Courts decision was for
the purpose Of preventing deception
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Round About Town.

william SrAuncll a !ahurer twrup cight, OF
a.. WASHINGTON street. WSs found drunk IN NE
I,1wrrv near Grand street, at or'ork ms
mornlnl IIis fa.t and clothing were covered WITH
Hood from Two wounds on the head. II" "as cN'
amined ny surgeon who found h, was lW se.
riousl, hurt ana taken 10 the Mulberry suee'
station,
At 7l5 O'Clock this morning q '',nTei
nn the second door tcnar'rd hN u .sr' Mann.
u the thr,r-stOrl tenement, - - 'lr H,lrt
In. cause ls not known The damage wnS slight.
Georgc Thomas twenty seven ycars I'D Of 2gl
Neat SlNtl .se,e eHth street. while at work In the
Grand Central station Yards at Forty MIRA strtet
THIS morning. was caught between two Ccis, ne
received number OF eon1uslQna Nud Was taken
to Flower Hospital
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HIS HEAD STRUCK A GRATING.
Boys Skull May he Fractured as
the Result of a Quarrel.

Walter Bauer, ten years old, OF 852
Vernon avenue, was held by Justice
Goetting in the Lee Avenue Court. Will
iamsburg, to-day on a charge Of as
saut.
His victim, Louis Zacharias twelve
years old, was not in court to-day, and
Is said to be lying at his home. 1889 Myr-
tie avenue, in a dangerous condition.
The two boys had a quarrel on Monday
afternoon, and Zacharias was knocked
down. his head striking an iron graf
ing, inflicting a probable fracture Of the
skull.
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Fall of Rio Grande Denied.
(By Associated Press.

tBy Associated Press)
LONDON, April 1.-THE Brazilian Min
lister In this city has communicated TO
the Associated Press the following off,
cial despatch, under date OF yesterday,
received from the Brazilian Government
1T is absolutely false that Rio Grande
City has fallen into the hands OF the in
surgents, as reported yesterday. Freire,
Minister OF Finance"
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
-Four Lives Lost aud Several In
jured In Two Freight Wrecks.
(By Associated Press. }

NY AssOcIhttH TTebh.I
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April l2.-ln
freight train wreck yesterday Brake
man A. Benthen was instantly killed
Fireman James Tucker had both legs
broken, and Brakeman Phillips was in
!ured so that he has since died, while
Two tramps We're seriously hurt. The
gtin ran off the end of a switch and
onMn an embankment.
>.tHlCAGO, April IA train on the
NOFihern Pacific was thrown from the
Track by running over Il horse. william
AhlrcWS and James DOnohue, brakemen,
were instantly killed.
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Five New CardinaIs-tO-Be

ROME, April l2.-The Archbishops Of
Bologna, Milan and Ferrari, as well as
Mgr Segna, Assessor OF the Congrega-
ton Of the Holy Office, and Father Stein
huber. the distinguished Bavarian mem
ber Of the Society OF Jesus. have re-
ceived official notification that they will
receive the red hats Of Cardinals at the
next Consistory,
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Nh Antocnlcl rre,.l

tbN Associated frrssD
MONTREAL. April i2.-Lirdt"y Sims brother
q Haig Sims. a prominent manufacturer, com
mt,ci suicide at ct Joseph de ncuplt Asylum
an lnebTiate Institution, yesterday. The deceased
was popular man about town and recently took
the gold cure. but rrlApscd and again under
treatment He was formerly major In the Vie
toriA Rines the crack local regiment lie killed
himself with q Penkuifs
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DEAD ON A BEER-KEG.

Policeman Thought lie Was
Drunk and Ordered the Tramp
Away.
While Policeman Fisher. OF the East
Fifty-first street station, was patrolling
his beat In East Forty-seventh street at
7 o'clock this morning, he noticed man
sitting on u beer keg In front OF No, 3is,
The man was OF the appearance Of a
tramp.
The policeman shook him sevral times
and ordered him q move on. While at
tempting to arouse the man Fisher was
Joined by Policeman Gallagher, The lat
ter discovered that the man was dead.
The body was removed 10 the station
house. and a search OF his clothing re-
vealed him to be Alfred Wagner. Ger
man, twenty five years OF age lie is be
lleVed TO be homeless.
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Accused ny wichita Teachers.

WICHITA. kan April ls.-Warants were
issued last night for A. 7. Ward, Prcsdcn, Of the
schuGl noar and l.. r. Cole Of the Committee u
Teachers of this city . Board OF Education. The
teachers have sworn to afhdavlts charging that
Ward and Cole have been making them pay from
50 TO $50 per month each uRder threats Of dis
miSssl,
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Scarlet Fever in windsor. VI.
tGy Associated Prces

WINDSOR, VI. Aprn l2-scarI,t fever Is cpl.
dcmiy here, There are l0J cases AZ pres Mt anil
the disease Is rapidly spreading The physicians
are working day and nistt Nurses from fosp
tails In Burlingtoa, VI, and Hanover II
have been secured There have been meGty IA,
deaths " Tar,
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Opposing Indy Henry Somerset.

By Associated PrcssD
LONDON. April l2--The trustees OF
the estates Of Lady Henry Somerset, the
leader of the Womcn's Christian Tenn
perance Union In England. ARE petitioninS
the courts for an injunction to restrain
her from closing all thes nloons on her
estates.
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The Army Leaves Utah.

CBy Associated Prcss.)
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April ia
special from Uintah to The Tribune says
the Industrial Army left that place for
the east at 1890 this morning, In twenty
pox-cars on the Union Pacific road.
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The Oregon Republicans.
By Associated prcfsJ

ITy A3NUcIalrd TTofN.l
"IIAHu. 'ru. Apr ~ The Republican
'''' convention aGiuurnrl last night after nom
''".NE inli set " state oficera for the elcc Ion
"a Nn' ", T., iori, OF Marion County, mem
Governor. Wv
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Dead and Five Dying.

Niy Associated Press)
IRVING DEPOT. Ky, April i2,-Tho family Of
Albert Easter was poisoned by eating black
herries one Of the children Ia dead and hys
others are In dying condition. The berries
aero cooked IN . brass kettle,
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FARGO, N. D., April IL Mrs Lewis Larsen
and her one-year-old baby were burned TO death
yesterday at Wild Rice II Is thought that the
tAby's dress caught IRE from the stove and the
mother was enveiopel In the flames In endeayor-
Ing to eNunElish them
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Female IndustriaIs Organize.
(By Associated Press. J

OAKLAND. Cal, April ia female
brigade of the Industrial army is being
organized here. Two hundred names are
now on the list. Arrangements are being
made for transportation East. Frank
Carter has been elected Colonel. and last
evening the first drill was had.
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DrOughts In Europe.


tbs Associated Press.)
LONDON. April l2-The Ave weeks
drought In England, Germany. France,
Austria and Poland Is causing much un-
easlness to farmers in those countries.
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TOSSED BY STORM AND WAVE
Incoming Steamships bring Tales
of Old Oceans Fury,

The heavy northeast gale which pre-
vailed all along the coast for thirty-slx
hours had moderated somewhat this
morning. although fresh northeast
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Failure of II vienna Firm.


LONDON, Ap'il IA despatch to the
Daily News from Vienna announces the
failure of David Werner & Sons, mer-
chants, with liabilities amounting to ST.
900 900.
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HOrEL NIASO-3pF. 18Th ST. new management
best SIC. table d Aote dinner; with wine, UOc -
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Save $1f 100000
Per Hnndm.

The Coal Combines are rob
bling New York and Brooklyn Of
$l1,o0O,0Oo per cnnum by ex.
cessive coal charges. Every house
holder should refuse to pay more
than $3.50 per ton for his coal.
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the Duke of oriland's Donovan in
1889, aud who is regarded in Eng
and in much the same light that
Fred T"r"l and Snapper" Gar
rison are held IN America, will TO
morrow Wear the Primrose coIors
of L'rd Roscberry.
Following are The probable start
+rs aud the latest biting:
L. d r 'sebery'o colt Ladas, II to
I on.
Lord Alingion's Matchbox, leo
to II against
The Duke of Westminster Bui
IinSlon, S to 1.
Mr.. 7. Cannons Reminder, 25
to /.
Lord Bradford's IIornbeam, so
70 l.
Mr.. Douglas BairA's Ga'lopipg
D OK, so to i.
Lord Scarbrongl's Clwyd, 100 to
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.u.aT.s.uOROs DIRECTORI

American Consul. s Thanhouser
Vice Consul .-.-......-..-...-....J. Blelenberg
(ferk .....-.... Oliver Hicks
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CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano Cervantes
Judge Ist Instance Francisco Guerra
President City Council NJ. Barragan
Chief of Police Z. PiZafla
Collector of State Tax J. B. Zolezzi
Coll'r Stamp Tax \. \. PaSSemant
ColPr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Administrator G. Fernandez
Contador j. olIvo
Acting as Captain custom guards
F. ArgiieIles
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THOSE WILD BUFFALO.
Col King States That They Should
Be Protected.
San Antonio Express.

San Antonio Express.
Col. II. G. King was in the ear
iy days great bufial3 hunter and
he i'll Common with other old citi-
z-ns of the frontier and The youug-
cr generation of sporismen through
out the country is1greatly interest
ed II the reported discovery of
herd of about fifty wild buffaloea
in tie mountains Of Val Verde
county. lie said TO reporter fo.'
the Express yesterday:
"The discovery in Val Verde
county OF The little buffalo herd,
seen again last week by Mr.. Philip
Thornton, will he hailed with much
interest by every sportsman in and
out of Tcxas, as we'll as by every
lover of Natures nobIest works.
Not, how, yer, from wish to mint
down and bag this remnant of the
Iordly gsmr, but from what l be-
Ieve is co,nmen desire to protect
aud preserve the race from entirs
determination. 1t is greatly to DO
hoped that the ranchmen aud all
the citizens of that SECTION OF coun
Try will unite in the endesvor to
save the little herd from destruc
lion.
at may be true that the sacrifice
IF the bison hasteLpd the settlement
of the Indian dnpetion, bat The
wholesale slaughter of this nOhiest
OF American game is now "a matter
Of general regret. Is Is more-it
is Il rcproach to us as people, IN
The early tifiie> have seen tho
vast herds IF buff 10 Dlacken the
northern plains as far as the eye
could reach, and in the seventies
here in Texas they were killed for
their robrs in such numbers that
the addressed skins were piled
ab"ut San Angelo IN. great stacks,
looking ike large grain or hay
rlcks. From millions their mum
beers Ii We been re 'uced 10 few
l' In. Let ms try to preserve tine
few that are left and save the race
from utter annihilaiion."
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campaign will come westward. We
will win on that line. The East
will no longer die ate the line OF
policy.
Yes, 1 believe We will see a
tariff bill passed by the end of
June, aud thar it will go into 4 ct
right away. There is nothing ii.
the bill Tor its going into IF, ct at
later date. There would have
to be a proviso attached if it wen.
into feet at Liter date, rs the
original bill dose not provide fer
IT."
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CLEVELAND'S WORK FOR
SILVER.
New YIrk World.

New NUrk World.
Cincinnati, June 1.-Don NJ.
Dickinson of Michigan Is III the
city. In an interview today he
said lie believed in Grover Ceve-
land today more than ever. "rhere
WAS 4 tlmc,' said he, "when they
burned Andrew j 4ckson in elligy
ali over This Country, and yet two
years after that, So popular had
jackson b,cpme, you couldn't tind
4 man who had ever said word
against him. That is the wav il
will be with President Cleveland.
He is an able, fearless mai; man
with the courage to do what I've
believes to DC right. And he IL
doing more for bimeiallism than
any other man living to-day. lie
Is a believer in silver. The only
question is as to the best way in
which to it ye'. England is already
r'ccdiug from hel position, and
the day will Come when you will
see silver restored Ia the wuslG;
and Gr"ver Cleveland is doing more
10 That end, as / said, than any
other man or fvrcc in the world
today.
"No. sir Mr.. Cleveland will have
lost mono of his prestige Or place
in history because of his second
term, bat he will be even grea 'er
with his two terms than with the
one term. No, he will not desire
tenn.
"In my opinion the campaign
will come West next time. The
West and S,uth will te too strong
to let it go East. Mr.. Tilden
was in favor OF the We-tern cam
Iaign. | pas present at the con-
ference of The National committee !
At his house when he advocated ii.
He said Chic 60 ought to be
made to Illinois what NV York |
was to New York Stat; th.r de- !
could win Western States !
an ! not b., dependent pom L .siern
States, as eventually the movement |
must be westward. But the maj /
GRITTY ot The committee was for The I
Z stern campaign, and SO it WE
made in New York, Connecticut, T
New Jersey, and, of course. In
diana. Mr. Tilden'a prophecy is
nos sPPfeais!sdi thoagsi' and ths /.
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SOCIETIES..

RIO GRANDE LODGE No. 81. A. I. K A NIB
A TurreSan W. NJ; s. Dworman, 5 W; LsidOft
Marks, J. "; b. l. Cam, Secretary; Il. Dllzsl,
Treasurer j. y. NAtauseu, ) D.; r. u. Wallis
j. D.; q. VI. Miller, Tyler. Visiting brothers coy
dIalls Invited. Lodge meets frst and third Tues
days IN each month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE NO. 5730.-W. F.
Dennets. Dictator; Frank Champion, Vice Dicta-
tor: AZ. Hznson, Assistant Dictator; +. J. COmOe,
Past Dictator; ]. b. Sharpe, Financial Reporter:
H Sherwood, Recorder; N. Leahy, Guide. Jesse
o. Wheeler, Chaplain; A. Ienk, Treasurer; JOHN
Thielan, Guardian: N. p. Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth TuesdaysOf each month
I, o. o. f LODGE No. - G II. Iaris Noble
Grand: William A NeGle, Vice Grand; John g.
Stucke Secretary; George Moore, treasurer. The
Lodge meets every wednesday night at 7-SO.
Visiting brethren and all Odd Fellows in good
standing are cordially invited TO attend.
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.u.sFL NER E,ICE.
DEPARTURE.

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily at...G a. N
:" Rio Grande City, Mon
dag, Wed and Friday at g. a. M
For Point Isabel, daily at....9 a. IN.
- Matamoros, Mexico, Except sun
day, ..--...--.-..-.-.. AT 9:3O a. N
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 p. m.
. Rio Grande, Tri-Weekiy at p IN
E &" Point Isabel, daily att p. III
MatamoroS Mexico. 4:30 p IN
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
q. s. DISTRICT COURT.

The following the officers of and the times and
places Of holding court for the Western District of
TEXAS