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The morning times., 1895-07-05
1T WASN'T SAFE.
Mr. and Mrs HaySeed Got Away Jus
In Time.

Mr.. n nd Mrs. HaySeed Got Away Just
In Time.
l hea rd the old couple in the room next to
mine when they discovered the rules"
tackled up on the door, reports a PhiIa-
deIphia Press man TIE old man was trying
TO work the transom when ne caught sight
of the card and exclaimed:
by gosh, Lucy, come here. 1t says on
tfiis card that If we don't put our money in
the safe they won't be responsible fur it,
Thatlooksas if robbers wasabout. dontit?"
"Of course it does, she exclaimed in
reply. Il told ye / didn't like the looks of
this tavern as We driy up"
No washin' did in the rooms" said the
old man. as he read the next rule. Il didn't
expect they'd furnish us with tubs and
clothes lines, but that looks mighty stingy"
No waShin', ehg queried the woman.
"Waal, told ye things had queer look as
we come upstairs"
Meals sent to the rooms charged extra.
| That's some more o their stinginess'
Il should say! They'd probably charge
| dollar fur bringin' up plate of meat and
! tlters. Samuel, we've got in place where
| they'll cut ourthroats to gitour money"
"All bills settled weekly and no discount
| from regular rates. continued the husband.
Hey We got to stay here fur week be-
| fore we kin settle our bill?" she dnXiously
asked.
Looks heap like it. Lucy | was goin'
| to ask 'em 10 throw sunthin' on account Of
| my bein' overseer OF highways, but | guess
It's no use. Fire escapes at all the hall
| Winders"
For goodness sakel Then we are liable
| to be roasted in enr beds. Samuel, il they
wasn't afraid of fire they wouldn't hev fire
| escapes, and wouldn't so to bed here to-
| night for miIlyon dollars
| Looks kind q risky, 1 DO deciar'. Let's
| see. Gas burned after midnight charged
| extra.
And do they expect ave are goin' to sol
| up till arter midnight fur the sake Of payiu'
extra? Samuel, we hev made a great mis-
| take in gettin into this tavern
Il guess we iley. a II damage to rooms to
bepaid for by occupants. Hev we damaged
| auythin?"
No, except I knocked a cheer over. II
they heard the crash downstairs they'll
charge us 50 or 81 mebbe,"
Bolt tie door and secure the transom be
fore retiriu" read the old man, aslfereached
the bottom OF the card
where's the trausom?' asked his wife
burned if l know"
But what is it,
81 never seed one as | know Of"
Samuel Parsons, - exclaimed the woman,
as she rushed across the room, you help nls
| pack our duds into this satchel aud wei
walk right downstairs and outer the house.
We don't wantcr he robbed nor murdered,
and if we git out alive l shall be one thank
full woman A transom, eh? They was
goin' to wait till we got to sleep and lei
| loose on us, but we Will walk right out
and if ANYBODY seq 'BOni' to me I'll poke
my umbrella light through emf
The morning times., 1895-07-05
A Revolution I'm Mems Dress.

There's one thing about the bicycle
craze, said a tailor yesterday. '1believeit
is going to revelutionize mems attire, which
has been so sonber for SO many years.
Dress reformers have done much for women
bat mems clothing is practically the same
year in and year out.
THE leaders of fashion are not as a rule
robust and the chaps who lead cotilloEs
have small legs If the wheel develops their
calves, as it will, believe the age OF short
clothes will return and knee breeches fol
evening dress may be seen again in dra wing
roens Boomers are popular, for shapels
woman likes folks to know it. Thin1egged
men have chance 10 build up their calves
i'll summer for the winters gayety. New
York World
The morning times., 1895-07-05
These Dull Times.

Lady Cushion. always Sc agreeable And
tile magnificent pictures you had here last
year have you got themstSll?
Mr. Flake Khgte, Sadly-Yes, / have
them all.
Lady GushtOn-H0w very nicei Tt is so
hard 10 part with ones own pictures, is il
not?
Mr. Flake whrte. with much feeling -
Awfuily, awfully hard! Sometimes impos-
nibiet-BostOn Budget.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Carroll Institute Outing.

On Monday evening next the steamer Ma
calester will take the members of Carroll
Institute to Marshall Hall on their annual
excursion, an event that is always looked
forward TO with pleasure by hundreds.
The special attractions offered for the
enjoyment ofthose whogo, besides dancing
will be an open air concert on the lawn,
participated in by the Carroll Institute Or
ehrstra, assisted by the Columbia Quar-
tet, Miss Whitesell, Miss Eichorn, Mr.
Rebstock, with Prof WaldecKcr as accom-
PIANIST. Prof Joyce viii give an exhibit
ton of athletic and gyInnastic feats, as
sisted by several OF his pupils. For the
accommodation of the friends OF the insti-
tute residing at Alexandria the boat will
touch there going and coming
The morning times., 1895-07-05

country, whose buildings occupy whole
block, there are at present 100 day scholars
and 50 boarding pupils. Astheprice for each
house pupil is 81 .000 a year, there are $50
900 to begin with. Every day scholar OF
the age OF fifteen is charged $300 per an
mum: allowing for sogne Of them being under
that age, there are S25 eco more 10 add.
Music is extra, $3.50 year Eeing asked for
piano with practice hour allowed, while in
structon in singing, VIOLIN mardolin, or
harp is So a Lesson. Piano practice alone is
S36 for the school season, which has grown
very short or late IN all these schools, not
beginning until October and ending the lst
of June.
No deduction is made for entering school
after it opens, or Ter sLb eQuent absence,
eAcepT ia cases of severe ard prOtracted
Illness, where the loss il divided. There are
also vacations amounting TO about four
weeks. when the pupil is supposed to go
home, or TO pay extra for the privilege OF
remaining at the school.
GOLDEN EXTRAS.
Some of these select and modish insti-
tutionS adonr the Dlan of cha rging $500 a
The morning times., 1895-07-05
CREDIT |!

Tell Us about how much you think
you can sFare-wt-ekIy or monthly
pick out the things you need
there won't he n note for you 10
Hign-Rnd there Is nO such thing
AZ interest here; we give credit
simply A. mark Of appreciation
of your patronage.
North SiAr-R orld = Fair Prize
RPfrigeTatOTs-:30 sizes
- so TO $50.
Raby Carriages from IS to
$50.
900 rolls of Felia BILE Mattings.
w ell tack yours down
FREE.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite
SI3-m0re up to $500.
Plush eT Tapestry PaTiOr Suite
-S22 SO
hundred other Etyles-aH
prices.
Splendid Brussels Carpet SO
cents a yard.
Ingram Carpet 35centE a ward.
We ma Ike and Law every ward
of carpet FREE OF COST.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
SOCIAL DOINGs AND SAYINGS.

James Aston Cabeil. president of the
Virginia Society OF the sons of the Revo-
luton. was in the procession yesterday to
the Monument. He is stopping with lis
bride, a very handsome New York lady,
on the way to bis home in Richmond, Va,
and Is on a visit 10 his brother DR. Julian
Mayo Cabell, of the United States Barracks,
who recently lost his leg by jumping from a
train.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
There's Money
iR Girls Scboofs
AS HIGH AS $4,000 A YEAR
EASILY CLEARED.
Solid Wealth Secured in Extras
and Finishing Touches for
Young Ladies.

After all the ak about the new woman
and her usurpation of the place Of the
81 rG1lgeT sex, IL is rot iR competition with
the men that she makes her success. She
cannot enter the field against the nascu-
line doctor, lawyer or bauk president with
any hope of equal results; but in the good
old-fasfiOned feminine professions such as
school teaching. dressnlaaiing and their like
the wUInan of to-day finds occupations that
may be made more profitable than most
people dream Of
School teaching offers the widest and
most delightful scope OF all, for in this
work The women folk hold such q position
as commands universal respect now as al
ways. and they are looked up TO instead of
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Rererne the Results.

In Paris male domestic servants are
encouraged 10 marry, as they are observed
10 be more settled ana attentive 10 their
duties than when bachelors. IL London
such marriages are discouraged, as rem
dering servants more attentive TO their
Own fanflias than 10 those OF their mas
ers.-ExchanRa.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
How Is 1t
With You :?

Isn't there some piece OF furniture
tlTat = lacking AT Tour hOu>e-~Dme-
thing that you'd like to haye-and
would Buy &c YOU knew that you
could pty for IL little AT IA time
and still have the benefit of the
lowest CASH price? Thai il pre-
cisrly "a hat Won can do if YOU buy
here. We haven't buf one price
it, the same price you VIII find
I'm the cash stOres-and it's cash
or
The morning times., 1895-07-05
TheEost OF StyIe.

Eddinger-Some of these fashionable
phrases are so queer l don't see what
difference it makes whether I order that
carriage manufacturer to build me a coach
or TO make me carriage
Thomas-No, but you'd see when you got
the biIl-Chicago Record
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Rathar Startling

The new bicycle costume which took
first prize in New York consists of
bloomers, skirt and jacket, so constructed
that ANY part may be worn without
any other part" This assurance is a little
bit confusing on the face of it, but it is
doubtless all right-Exchange.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

dom of the city, and upon each fresh on
slaught upon the more unfortunate Of
their tribe can only hold meetings and
pass resolutions of sympathy. There IS
no way by which the INDECENT can be
smuggled in under the canvas, and a badge
can only be obtained in the Regular way.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
EyidanfIr FeIninine

How do you krow that creature who
passed here on wheel was a woman aud
not a man"
Because her costume looked consider
ably mere like nlaa's than those most OF
the men are wearing, g,"-Chicago Record
The morning times., 1895-07-05

AIR. and Mrs. George, Bloomer have closed
theirresidence on Aiassp chusetts avenue, and
ara now at ttleircoqntry p!agaat Lew isburg,
w Va, in The vicinity OF the Greenbrler
White sulphur Springs
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mr.. De Lamar, who spent the winter in
Washington a lew years ago during the
last adInInist ration, is now at Newport,
where he has established his wife and baby
daughterina cottagefor the season.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Lieut. and Mrs R. NJ G Brown are now
al Morgantown, w. Va Mrs Brown spent
some weeks in Washingt onearly inthesprng
during her husbands absence at one OF the
healtn reSOrts.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mrs. Herbert Wallace is spending the
summer at Cape May with her baby daugf-
ter. Mrs Wallace is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. ). Is. Davis at the latter 5
cottage on Franklin street
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Eni,ieniic

Teacber-Yes, smallpox and yellow fever
are two OF the worst Of the sconrges which
sweep along, causing death to the human
race. Tommy you,fpay name another.
Tommy-Troiley cars.-Chicago Record
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Guite Imnr,esiilIe.

''In my business, lady, it is impossible to
get a days work
You don't say. what's your business
I'm i night watchrnan. .''-Scribler's
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mrs. Joseph J. McCammon nd family are
at Cazenovia, n. Y, for the SUMMER. Quite
n colony OF Washingtonians are TO be
found each summer at this place.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. Cass4ll and family have
gone TO York HarDor, Maine, where they
VIII spend the summer
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Judge and Mrs. Wylie VIII spend the sum
iner at the Hot Springs Virginia. Their
son, Mr.. Horace Wylie, and his bride Will
not return from Europe until the autumn.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mrs Woodall has returned to the city
after visit to Atlantic City aud her old
home at Odessa, Del
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mrs BlatchfoTd, widow of the late JUS
tice, has gone TO Newport, where she has
opened her summer home aud will be
there for the season.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

EXRepresentative Springer and family
have gone to Mackinaw Straits for visit,
after which they viii go to Kansas.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Brice have gone
to Shinuecock Hills, Long Island.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

The family of Mrs William r. Gurley is at
Nantucket, Mass.. where they are enjoying
the pleasures OF cottage life
The morning times., 1895-07-05

FRED j. SPTNDIER < CO.
uudeTtakerS and enbslnlerS, No. 1889
Seventh st. NV. Service prompt Terms
reasonable Je1S-1m
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Gen and Mrs Joseph s Smith are now
established for the summer at their home
III New England. They left the city last
week
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Miss Fanny Il Thomas and Miss Edith
Thomas have returned from a stay at
Atlantic City.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Miss Alice Riggs Will spend the summer at
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop and family are at
South Acton, Mass.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Steamer Manchester 10 Marshall Hall ard
INDIAN Head Friday and Saturday evenings
at 6 20 u m iH4
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Justice Harlan and family are at Mont
pelier, vt
The morning times., 1895-07-05
SIPS. ExcursiontoR Baltimore 81 . 5.
via PennsylyaIin Raiiroad.

Excursion tickets 10 Baltimore, Satrr
day, July 6. ana Sunday, July Z, good re
turning until July 8, $1.25
The morning times., 1895-07-05
CNDERTAKERS
7 WILLIAM LEE,

e. UNDERTAKEN
s22 Pennsylvania arenue northwest
First class service PhoRs 4Ss5 iy4-5no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Stephenvllle, Tex, March AIRS.
Belle Fulkerson, wife of j. w. Fulker-
Son and daughter of Sheriff Stands.
died Sunday. She left an infant two
weeks old and many relatives, who
have the sincere coincidence of the COM
munlty.
Mr.. william Vickers of Milwaukee
Is visiting his sisters in this place. He
Is prospecting and will locate some
whore in Texas.
Merchant Sol Frank is expected home
from his visit 10 Louisiana next week.
Miss Tackaberry, the vocal teacher
of tho Stephenville college, mas re-
turned from her visit to Dallas.
N. c. Baldwin and the Misses Vick-
ers have returned from their visit TO
New Orleans.
VIII II. Frey and bride Will next
week move into their new cosy cottage
on Graham street.
Lawyer Willard Martin has an attack
of the grip.
Horses in the southeastern TART of
the county continue to die Of some
thing like blind stagEers. It Is said the
disease has slowly passed through the
county from the northwest to the
southeast
Messrs. Hill Bros. are now propr!e-
tors OF the Hyatt drug store.
Ont OF population of about 5000.
Erath has only ten in jail and only six
OF these belong In the county.
Merchant ID. +. Gibson is erecting n
neat cottage adjoining 1ls former home
place.
Hon. T. p. King, the Popullet county
judge, VIII not have any idle Jurors
waiting around his court He calls 10
criminal docket as the cases come. If
case Is ready, all right; II 1t is 1Ot. he
rushes on to the end and while the
iIIwgers are iumbling around 70 see If
theE can be ready later he dsch srges
the jury for the week. and hen teIis
the lawyers If there be anv civil case
they are ready to try, to let him k, ow.
ana nell be ready. This IS calculated
10 wake up and bestlr these sleepy and
hungiy lawyers, and saves the county
much expense
Mrs. Judge w. w. Moores is conyaI.
escihs very slowly. She has ben SUI
leIlng three weeks with typho-mnIaYio
Church goers are greatly pleased with
the dilIerent pastors assigned 10 ste
phenville this year.
Merchant W. r. Dodge has returned
from his business trip east.
MAJOR James Beech, proprietor of
hrath roller mills and cotton gins. will
Nil iSt H., yaluaple rights to anyone y no
VIII nuild any kind of cotton 10 ,t,rv
IN this place. Here is &. golden ehaS,e
ior manufacturer who wants his II mi
located dt the fields that prod,iea tba
hnest cotton In all Texas ''e
%, Mrs. Ellen Baker who spent the win
yer IN San Antonio, has returned 10
1TP rl the summer with her daughter.
MTs. J., N. Franks.
Little Miss Kate Groesbecls ortor a.,
absence Of several weeks in So Sl,ef IN
this week. I"'"eF nome
Mr' townsend and family arrived
ms week from Kentucky and vii Gm
max, maize stephenville their home He IL
& Townsend "a 'ouchef
Editor Scott OF Texas Resources n,,
llshed in Waco in the interest," az III i pup
week. "hue towns last
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Abilene. Tex, March 7.-Mr. A. II.
Kirby left today for Arson TO attend
court
n. NJ. Kidd of Dallas and II. Marx of
Fort Worth are registered at the
Il. and p, hotel.
Mr.. Il. W. Watson, one of Abilene's
old citizens, who has been sick for
some time Is still very low.
Mr.. C. o. Morriss. who has been very
sick for quite a while. is slowly I'M
proving
Mr.. WIN Davis, one of our Abilene
boys, but late Of Paris. Tex, is back,
visiting his parents and old friends.
Mr.. j. NJ. Love Of Dallas, United
States marshal, is here for the purpose
OF selling out the Frank Matney stock
of Whistles and cigars. levied upon a
few weeks ago by his creditors.
Mr.. Tom Bledsoe OF Big Springs
spent Sunday here
Mr., j. q. Currie, one OF our old citl-
zens, but now OF Galveston. is shaking
hands with his old friends.
Mr., Silas Hodges. with A. & l.. Au-
gust Of Fort Worth 10 in the city taxi
ing special orders for clothing. Mr..
Hodges Is related TO Mrs. win Daniels,
also to Don Bell of our city.
Mr. j. NJ. Carter and family have
moved to Ballinger, where Mr., Carter
has the contract for putting in sys-
tenn of WatcrWorks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08
DAISY WANTS MONEY



Chicago. ILL.,. March THE breach
of promise suit Of Daisy Gardner, tele-
graph operator. against George W.
Stone. son of wealthy board of trade
operator. has developed romantic
story Daisy Gardner is a very pretty
girl who takes stock quotations and
the like in an office very near the Board
OF Trade, where young Stone is em-
ployed IN his fathers Office. The young
people met often and Cupid did the
rest, or would have done, Miss Gardner
says, II the senior Stone had not inter-
fered
The wedding day was fixed. so says
the court bill. the guests arrived and
the bride was ready, but the neces-
sary groom did not come. The guests
went home and next day, Miss Card
ner declares, young Stone came to
her with peculiar explanation. His
father, he said. had discovered the pro-
posed wedding, demonstrated, and find
ing the young man obstinate, pushed
him into a large office vault and kept
him locked up until the wedding hour
was safely passed
Miss Gardner could not see the Joke,
and has sued young Stone for $4,000
for breach of promise in the hope,
she says, that her former father In
law apparent will have to foot the
bill. Stone, Sr., admitted in an inter-
view today that he had prevented the
marriage. but emphatlcally denied that
he had locked his son in a vault.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Bolton, Tex, March 1.-THE creditors
OF the now opera house yesterday elect
ed Mr., 5. A. Macken of Taylor as su-
perintendent OF construction. Also, Mr..
A. j Embra manager, The selection
OF Mr.. Embra gives much satisfaction.
The building, completed, will cost be-
tween 10000 and $4,000.
The canning factory company have
enga ged Mr. Frank Morgan as pro-
cessor and general manager. The ma
ehInery VIII be ordered In few days,
as soon as list can be made.
y good rain fell last night.
Dr. Pitt S. Turner, chairman Of
the monument committee of the state
hreman's association, has sent out A
call for the committee to meet at Aus
TIN on the 18th inst, to take prellmln-
airy steps to let the contract for build
ing the monument.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

,,,.',,,H,i,,,,', - ""tSh me I'M
numerous. and among The iist ",e
be mentioned the following. '' may
w. NJ. Knight is having n hr,o,,
blacksmith shop erected on East Sec.
ond street formerly Fourteenth streetl,
work ia being n,,sbo1 r 1911. anu the
"a r. w. puaH ,iy rapiuly'
ture. begin the erection of q rn,,, ~
livery stable. which viii he - ~" o' tS
finest in Central Tevas r Tte u! me
will be located on First streat sta ne
present site OF Mr.. Wrjrbt $50 ~, at me
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Hico, Tex, March THE CITY conn
ell at their regular meeting Monday
night decided to purchase ten acres Of
land south of the Bosque for a park,
The land is already enclosed and has
on 1t a fine well Of water, This viii be
a valuable acquisition to the city, as
inns Is one of the most beautiful and
park. q"
The Rev. ]. II. Vinson Of Carlton will
take charge of the Baptist church at
this place.
Fifteen cars Of beef cattle were
shipped out from here today for Kan
sas city by NJ. N. Baker and w, r
thompson. These cattle were mostly
fed in Hamilton county.
postmaster Jones has moved the
pos'o,ilce from under the Midland TO
street O' eShi'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Atlanta, Tex. March 7.-Messrs WIN
itord and Douphrate. the Glimer ma r, toe
VINO We're reported as having bons.Ss
the drug store OF Bob Moore Ala u.
TAKE me stock. Some hitch oeourreS
ana tne trade was declared on, gu
,na Nr s,o rheo, a, Miles Of this city took
hitch this time. ession' No
g w. =, spearman and his brother s,r,
spearman. both OF this CITY. soid , - n
syndicate 2io0 acres Of in1d Ivin,. 70 a
the prospective line OF the railrood AZ sro On
Texarkana to Shreveport and sItr am
IN louisiana, about twenty miles ~,
OF ms city. The syndicate proposes s' 10
o out u, ms land up into small lots and sch
~ I 70 eolony lof German farmers. The
for agricultural purposes - sood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Marshall. Tex, Feb. 7.-pIstrjct oorr.
disposed OF the following cases This
MGhard lsby, murder, acquitted, 1r.
WIN WIN Parker' burglary, acquitted; Frank
Srahain' theft, ten years: Wesley New
kins, assault to murder ec6,,t,.as a,
John HIN, robbery, five years. The co,ri
now mas ON trial a negro charged with
attempt to murder. win
II, M w Or. Henley's and Mrs. Eyerett,s
IN Shausnters were being driven home
m buggy on the 9th a bow threw q
stone at the negro who was in tbn w.
p ia OF the buggy striking Mr., Everett,s s
httle girl on the head, inflictinp n ve,.s
painful wound. The blow was on ~
side OF the head and has affected both
"a" T,,y s.she ana nearing OF the little girl.
the depot this morning over a dr,,, az
mers grip and one struck the other over
the eye with pair OF knucks. 0'e'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Texarkana, March 7.-This city was
intautu by u gang OF highway robbers
last night. About $3.50 p. m. as Mr.. NJ.
y. Goodwin of the Famous clothing
store was returning to his boarding
house from town he was met by two
unknown men about three blocks from
Broad street and ordered TO throw w.
his hands at the point of pistol He
was relieved of all his valuables Going
about one block further across the State
street they met Mr.. G. +. Holloway of
the TeNarkana Ice company and Mr..
Amos Cooper. They were ordered to
heave to and show their colors, which
they did very promptly, Mr.. Holloway
was relieved Of about $40 and Mr., Coop
err Of the big sum Of 15c. Not satisfied
with their nights work they adjourned
to Olive street, and as Mr., w. r.
Grimms, the cashier of the Texarkana
national bank came along he was halt
ed by the robbers and relieved of his
fine gold watch and chain. No arrests
have been made yet
All returns in from yesterdays cleo
tion give the prohibition party the cleo
ton by some five or six hundred ma
jorlty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-08

Austin, Tex, March THE commit
tee on claims and accounts Will repor.
favorably Burmcisters bill granting
Mrs, Jane II. Humphreys claim for 1850
acres Of land and Bailey's bill authorize
ing the payment OF quarantine claims
Incurred during the Ross administra-
ton, 10 be considered in connection
with Atlec's senate bill,
The committee on Internal improve
ment Will recommend the passage of
Bramlstte's antl-railroad consolidation
BILL also Maroney's bill providing for
the consolidation OF the Houston and
TeNas Centrnl with other roads.